It is a historical constant that as a man’s age increases, so too does his list of those for whom he mourns. By the law of averages, someone at age 50 is missing lost grandparents, parents, and old friends. A 60-year-old has lost more people. When I enlisted in the Army National Guard, I accepted […]
It is a historical constant that as a man’s age increases, so too does his list of those for whom he mourns. By the law of averages, someone at age 50 is missing lost grandparents, parents, and old friends. A 60-year-old has lost more people. When I enlisted in the Army National Guard, I accepted […]
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