LET OUR SENIORS BE USEFUL
My wife and I took our grandchildren to visit my parents in Missouri. When we were ready to leave, my dad gave me a picture of myself. I had sent it to my parents during the second World War. I was dressed in my complete army uniform on which I had pinned my medals. As I walked out the door and into the yard, Amy, my five-year-old grand-daughter, asked, “Who is that? Papa, is that you?” I answered, “Yes, that is a picture of me.” Then she asked, “Did you fight in the war?” I replied, “Yes, I fought in the war.” After we arrived home, my daughter and son-in-law came to get the children. Amy was still excited, she could hardly wait to tell her parents about her war hero. She grabbed the picture and ran to her mother. Excitedly, she said, “Mother, I think I know something you don’t know. Did you know that Papa fought in…
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