I’ve written extensively about losing Larry Hull, my late husband, and our daughter’s father, whose plane crashed in Laos in 1971 during the Vietnam War. Larry is one of thousands of soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice during that difficult and divisive war. Before he left for war, I promised Larry he would be buried at Arlington National Cemetery if he didn’t come home. 35 years after his death, when his small forward air controller was shot down behind enemy lines, Larry’s remains were … [Read more...]
Celebrating our WWII Heroes
On the 74th anniversary of D-Day, I'm reflecting on the bravery of those who stormed the beaches of Normandy in defense of the freedom that we hold so dear in America. May we never forget their courageousness and sacrifice on our behalf. … [Read more...]
Musical Memories: From a Distance
Distance is a funny thing. I’ve come to learn over the course of my life that sometimes we’re just too close to something to truly comprehend it. That stepping back for a longer view – by letting significant time pass – can enhance the clarity of our inner vision and help crystallize our understanding of a significant event or individual in our lives. During 1991, the average cost of a gallon of gas in the US was $1.12, the New York Giants beat the Buffalo Bills in the Super Bowl, the USSR … [Read more...]
