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“He just sounded so cheerrui and everything,” his mother said, adding she could not help being happy, too. Though while the war rampaged through the dessert sands, Mrs. Aylor said she did “not have her heart in her throat” concerning her youngest son’s welfare. “Oh, I was worried, but he was in the Lord’s hands,” she said with pride and belief. “My heart was not only for my son but for all those other sons and daughters, too,” she said. For nearly two months, the family did not speak with Pops as he stood ground in the gulf.
“He called us on Dec. 21,” his mother said, adding a Valentine arrived on Feb. 14 and a birthday card for his father, Feb. 8. “I knew he
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