All You’ve Done For Me • The Havok Journal

Must be more
Something yet to do
Times getting short
Have to thank you

For all the things
You’ve done for me
There’s just one image I can see
Your eyes looking down
From that tree

With my last breath
Praises will sing
Pointing the way
To my king

The only thing
That I can give
You even gave that to me

My life is yours
My time and all
My mouth my words seem small

Is there one last thing that I can do
To shine your light once more?
With my last breath, praises will sing
Pointing the way to YOU MY KING

With my last breath
Praises ill sing, pointing the way to you my king
Tears in my heart tears in my eyes
Your gift of life to me
With my last breath, I’ll sing your praise for all eternity

With my last breath, I’ll sing your praise for all eternity

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For 43 years, Dennis and Diana Nickell shared their lives, passion, and hearts. Dennis, a Vietnam Combat Veteran who dealt daily with the aftermath of his 14 months in-country, spent his later years reaching out to Veterans, their loved ones and tried to help share why you should never give up. Sept, 12th, 2021 Dennis joined his brothers in arms in heaven, who never had the chance to have the life he fought for daily, and his wife Diana still carries on the mission of educating, enlightening, and encouraging those who have paid such a heavy price for freedom.

Dedicated to ALL, first responders, and heroes, Diana has found peace in the wealth of her family and her faith. YouTube series Surviving Vietnam can be accessed freely at https://www.survivevietnam.com/

“Quiet Place” first appeared in Breaking Chains, written by Dennis Nickell.

All rights are reserved, for created content shared about their amazing journey, including original poetry by Diana. Feel free to contact Diana at dnickell1955@gmail.com with any questions or concerns.

As the Voice of the Veteran Community, The Havok Journal seeks to publish a variety of perspectives on a number of sensitive subjects. Unless specifically noted otherwise, nothing we publish is an official point of view of The Havok Journal or any part of the U.S. government.