I watched “Saving Private Ryan” on Memorial Day. In that movie, a family lost three of their four sons and it made me think of my sons. I have three serving in the Army — one just back from Afghanistan, one in Kuwait and one who is a patient at Walter Reed Hospital.
When I see the special programs for Memorial Day, the only thing I think of is the safety of my sons.
I served in the Marine Corps; my father served in the Navy. We served to keep this country free, according to the Constitution.
I hope that the men and women who died for this country didn’t die in vain.
William Lutz, Auburn
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