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WWII Memorial

If you have a loved one who served in WWII you should visit the WWII Memorial website and make sure that his or her name is added to the honoree's list. I just added my dad's name there and put out a message to anyone who might have served with him and who is still living. I'm trying to learn more about his service, which I should have done before he passed away.

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