The dead soldier's silence sings our national anthem.
~Rev. Aaron Kilbourn~
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3 comments:
And to you also, Brenda.
Happy Memorial Day Brenda--this is a nice tribute.
Such a thouching quote for Memorial Day, Brenda.
I enjoyed reading your story about Detroit. Isn't it wonderful how a song can forever be connected to the memories of a time and place?
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