Re: Korea

["Gernilee Carter Gramling" <cartergramling@msn.com>]

     I know.  And I am always impressed how - I guess it is the veterans - 
put flags on all of the graves of those who served.  They never miss!  I do 
appreciated it.   I go to the parade with  reverence for those who died 
serving their country.
   When I was little I marched with the girl scouts, right past my own house 
and into the cemetary where Don is buried.
    I went to a Daughter's of the American Revloution luncheon meeting on 
Saturday and the speaker's topic was the cemetaries around Carlisle PA - 
where the Army War College is (and where I was for lunch).  And she named 
famous folks buried in the cermetaries and name the memorials for the Wars - 
AND are we surprised?  she did not mention Korean War  memorial.  I made a 
point of talking with her afterwards and asking if one was there and she 
didn't mention it or if there was none.  She seemed to thing maybe there was 
but did not know for sure.  I shall check and if not I shall do something 
about that.

      Jeez..... again.


>From: <ChosinMead@aol.com>
>Reply-To: KOREAN-WAR-L@raven.cc.ku.edu
>To: KOREAN-WAR-L@raven.cc.ku.edu
>Subject: Re: Korea
>Date: Sat, 19 May 2001 00:51:23 EDT
>
>Dear Gernilee, Your brother is why we celebrate Memorial Day. Semper fi.
>Chosinmead

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