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On D-Day our thoughts are on Normandy's shores where thousands gave all bringing freedom ashore.·

By Jim Wrenn, June 6, 2020 Reprise
Editor and Washington Bureau Drawer Chief at PoliSat.Com. 
June 6, 2020 (Reprise of D-Day installment for June, 2009)

            Remembering D-Day, the Sixth of June, 1944:  On D-Day our thoughts are on Normandy's shores where thousands gave all bringing freedom ashore.  To those who in peace rest on Normandy's banks and also to those who survived, we owe thanks.  So little they ask for  so much that they give so we may in freedom  continue to live, that more than a "thank you"  to them we must give.  The "more" they would want is not "something" to give:  It's what's given best by our lives when we live in ways to be worthy  of all they did give.  The "everyman" Private named "Ryan" perceived this insight returning  to Normandy's beach. by posing a question  whose asking does teach the answer to what  do we owe the deceased?   Asked Ryan "Please tell me  the life I did weave has honored the gift  that from them I received."

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--Jim Wrenn, Editor at PoliSat.Com.

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