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Remembering our Veterans … Freedom is not free
Veterans Day – memories of the past are very real today and I’m remembering all of my family who served. I wonder if the brave warriors had not fought if we would be living as free as we are today. … Continue reading
Memorial Day … a day to remember
There are 46,551 brush strokes in the painting, each stroke represents one American soldier that did not come home from Vietnam. Painted by Gary Morris, Lt Col USMC. Vietnam Vet Memories cloud my mind today of the men in my … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Freedom, Korea, Locked doors, Memorial Day, memories, Military, Veterans, Vietnam, WWI, WWII
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Betty Kerss Groezinger 