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In Memorial!)
In loving memory of our dear son, Raymdnd Foster, who passed away August I2fi 1962. One year ago, the twelfth of August, our whole world fell apaft, and grief and sorrow came to live within our hearts. We've found no comfort anywhere; a million dreams were gone.. And yet a voice keeps telling us, somehow, we must go on. And so we have told our broken heart that It must beat again; We gladly took God's sunshine, how we must accept the fain. How quickly the days and weeks went by. Today it is' one year, and etill the thoughts of you can start the same old tears, but somehow tears are different now, they're not the bitter kind; they're gentle te&rs that only come with Faith and Hope and Time. And yet. dear God, you under* stand why this day makes us blue. One year ago, our son went home to live with You.
Loving Mother and Father
The average age of World War I veterans is 68.1 year, . the Veterans Administration.
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