Today is a day of remembrance and thanks – a commemoration of the men and women who have died in military service for the United States.
Let us thank those who have fought for the freedoms we cherish, and pray for those who continue to do so.
A postscript from Doug: For my commemoration of Memorial Day, I invested a little time and a few tears thumbing through the late James H. Tashjian’s book The Armenian American in World War II.
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