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May 25

Grandma’s Teachings: Honor Loved Ones on Decoration Day

By Linda A. Mohr in Family, Holidays, My Doings

I am a part of all that I have touched and that has touched me. ~Thomas Wolfe My most precious memory of my grandma, Charlotta Estella Seyb Mohr, is spending countless hours by her side at an impressive round oak pedestal table with animal claw feet. I adored her and enjoyed spending time at her …

May 27

Grandma’s Teachings: Honor Loved Ones on Decoration Day

By Linda A. Mohr in Family, Holidays, My Doings

Nov 11

Honor Great-Uncles on 100 Year Anniversary World War

By Linda A. Mohr in Family, My Doings

To commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the end of World War I on November 11, 1918, I pay tribute to my two great-uncles who sacrificed their lives. Carl Albert Roasa My great-uncle, Carl A. Roasa, was inducted into the Army/Marine unit on July 5, 1917, in Kansas City, Missouri. He served overseas from …

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Tag: World War I

Grandma’s Teachings: Honor Loved Ones on Decoration Day

Grandma’s Teachings: Honor Loved Ones on Decoration Day

Honor Great-Uncles on 100 Year Anniversary World War

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