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Lest we forget

This is my latest watercolor.
This is a man who survived The Bataan Death March. One of the most brutal events in history.
This is a man who spent 3 1/2 years in a Japanese Prison Camp.
This is a man who weighed 85 lbs when he was finally released. He had malaria, and dysentery, and could not step over a two by four.
This is a man who was told he wouldn’t live past fifty. Two years ago, he died at 82 .
This is a man who was told he would never have children.
This is my father.
This is how he started each day. Lest we forget.
I promise I won’t, Dad.











We desperately need men like your father today. Thanks for sharing this. Love the painting.
Carl Thompson
I read about that in one of your books… but it catches my breath each time I read it again, brings tears to my eyes. So awesome to have overcome so many obstacles. So awesome to have a hero in your family. God Bless You