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Tag Archives: World War I
Remembering William Lagasse
Dennis IV sent me this link… 10 Remarkable Facts About World War One It reminded me of William Lagasse who was my grandfather’s nephew. I don’t believe they ever met. Maybe they did. I don’t believe he ever knew what … Continue reading
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When Joseph Comes Marching Home
I had a senior moment yesterday as I posted two articles. It does not matter… Joe gave me this newspaper clipping last week when I paid him a visit. He said: “Remind me not to forget to give you something … Continue reading
Senior Moments
I did not know that expression until I visited Joe… I had a lot of senior moments during my trip to Connecticut trying to remember some of the names while I was visiting cemeteries with Joe and Frank. We visited … Continue reading