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Wells Of Goodness's avatar

Thank you for sharing this story, Cameron. So many young people played small but vital parts in all these conflicts. It’s good to reflect on it.

Here’s my blog post for today about my mother’s WW2 service:

https://melaniepwells22.substack.com/p/lest-we-forget

Mary Sheila O'Handley's avatar

I PRAY THAT THERE WILL BE NO MORE WAR. MY GRANDFATHER GAVE HIS LIFE IN WORLD WAR 1 LEAVING A YOUNG WIFE, AND MOTHER OF THREE YOUNG CHILDREN. HIS BODY IS BURIED OVERSEAS, HIS SPIRIT, WE AS A FAMILY HONOR IT WIYH PRIDE. LET US MAKE PEACE IN OUR HEARTS, OUR FAMILIES, LOCAL COMMUNITIES, AND OUR WORLD. PEACE.

Wells Of Goodness's avatar

I honor your grandfather’s service, ultimate sacrifice and spirit today, Mary. May he rest in power and peace. Thank you for sharing his story and may his memory comfort you and yours.

Barbara Davis's avatar

We had a WASP in our congregation several years ago who, before her death at age 93,,shared similar stories amany times abbout the difficulties women faced to get acknowledgement for their service. She remained a spunky, determined person who was very proud of being of service to our country. I was thankful to know her.

Thank you so much for sharing this story with us Cameron.

Barbara Libby's avatar

Thank you for raising up this story and all the details about women who served this country and were unrecognized for so long. I value your clarity about this and so many other things. Keep up the great work!

Pam currie's avatar

Thank you Rev. Trimble for sharing this story! As members of the “greatest generation “ dwindle, may we keep their memory & sacrifice alive in the hearts of future generations!