November 11th Tate woke up, giddy with excitement. Aunt Tami and Uncle Dave met at our house for brunch, and then I delivered them to the airport, to launch Tate's 13-year Disney Extravaganza. More about that later.
Meanwhile, Wyatt and several of the other CAP cadets met at the cemetery to place flags for Veterans Day. That's Wyatt, sliding a flag out of the van.
The weather quickly deteriorated, but the work continued. (Wyatt in red.)
I don't know if you can see how hard it's raining in the picture, but I hope you can see their smiles.
Well done.
3 comments:
Wyatt . . . Thank you! I have a grandfather - career military (Korea, WWII [Big Red One, Purple Heart], Vietnam)who passed away a few years ago. Always such a blessing to see these men honored and so appreciate your work!
What great young men. I have two grandfathers who fought in WWII (one liberated Dachau and the other marched from Italy to Germany). I have a cousin who is a Green Beret, currently serving. Thanks for honoring our soldiers!!
I love seeing posts like this. It brings tears to my eyes.
Blessings!
Deborah
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