Happy Veterans Day

I can't imagine what it must feel like to have someone close to you in the service right now. The anxiety of the wives, children and parents, and the stress of hoping you don't get that "visit" or "phone call" (though I would hope the service would care more than to just call about something like this!) My heart goes out to all the families and servicemen serving right now. And my thanks to all those that have served. You were sooooo brave. A great big HUG to all of you!!!

This is my husband, Michael, during the Vietnam war in about 1968. He was 20 years old.
Dong Ha, Vietnam War 1968. Never knowing what the next hour may have in store for you!


This is my Dad during his naval stint during WWII. I am not sure what year this picture was taken but I would imagine he is about 20 years old and am thinking that was 60 years ago!

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Janelle Zorko Schultz said…
Look at both of those handsome guys! Just catching up on blog reading. Miss you Kay and Mike!
January 2, 2010 at 2:40 PM
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