Books photos about executed POWS June 1944

Well ... you said much in such a small space. Your ability to express yourself and your experiences is always so powerful G. The "WHAT" that you express. So good.

Thank you so much for telling me, us, what this experience was like for you... and for Shawn. I KNOW what you told is only the tip of the iceberg for the total experience for you.

I do feel really honoured, and so very glad that Shawn was so fortunate to be able to experience this whole trip, journey really! And awareness of the harsher realities must have been "impact" ... the QOR badgeson the gravesites, powerful. His mind ... has grown incredibly. I'm sure. I would wrap my arms around him in a big loving hug right now, if I could right now, instead, perhaps his father will stand in for me ... and do this for me?

I'm glad to hear that my presence seems to add such good things to the MLU. You make me feel valued and appreciated, and I feel very good, inside, about my presence here. I think my Uncle would feel so very honoured, and glad, about all this, and me.

Duty, honour, respect. Yessss. I agree, that in the end... that's all there is.

I'll bet both you and Shawn look great in kilts too!

I SO glad part of why you were there was for Rifleman Edward Smith. I feel my Uncle and I have added so much to your expriences, all of you. We've somehow, given you ALL another something valuable to hold onto.

I, Karmen, As his voice, and standing in for him, THIS ... is for you, from Rifleman Edward Smith .....