Candlelight Tribute at God’s Acre Veterans Cemetery

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  1. arlene Richards

    well, I thankyou for a teaching lesson. black and white is certainly more effective to evoke emotions.
    I will transfer some of my photos and try to emulate your visions.
    Once again, I will ask if you would be interested in giving our club a talk. our web site is on the card.
    We have openings for every first and second mondays of the month, starting in september.
    (hey, I will bug you, after all, I am an old bugger searching for youth and knowledge.
    AR

  2. I think this is an unique and great idea to tributing others.

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