My father fought at the tail end of WWII in the Army in Germany, and was there during the liberation of the concentration camps. He refused to talk about it, and now that he’s passed away, and after visiting the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, I’m inclined to get more information about what his experiences [...]
Read More...Happy Father’s Day: Your last name stays put. The garage is all yours. Wedding plans take care of themselves. Chocolate is just another snack. You can be President. You can never be pregnant. You can wear a white T-shirt to a water park. You can wear NO shirt to a water park. Car Mechanics tell [...]
Read More...I’m not under the illusion that our founding fathers were perfect or wrote a holy document in producing the constitution but I do think their efforts were incredibly successful. To that end, I looked for and found quotes from some of the founding fathers that I wish guided public policy today. “When the people find [...]
Read More...My father name was E.B. Hammonds, son of Mayo and Cora “Profit” Hammonds. Sisters were mamie Hammonds Reynolds, Rega hammonds, brother was Denver Hammonds. The family once lived in camp branch kentucky. In knott county kentucky. My father later moved to Eustis, Florida, If you have information about how I can go about finding any [...]
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