Veteran's Day, 2019. Today, I'm remembering Zack A. Crumpton, my grandfather on my mother's side of the family. One hundred years ago (July, 1919), he came home from France. He landed in New York blind in one eye and suffering from influenza. After recovering from the flu, Grandfather Crumpton came back to Fellowship, Florida, the little farming community where he was born and raised. My grandfather never received a penny from the government for the life-altering injury he suffered during WWI. He never asked for any money. He considered it his duty to serve his country.
I would encourage everyone who reads this to click into the following link and check out "The Heroes of an Ancient War," written by my brother Zack. It is a moving tribute to Grandfather Crumpton and others who fought to keep our country free.
I would encourage everyone who reads this to click into the following link and check out "The Heroes of an Ancient War," written by my brother Zack. It is a moving tribute to Grandfather Crumpton and others who fought to keep our country free.
1 comment:
Thanks Bob!!! I think of Diddaw very often. I've met a governor and those people consider as leaders, but I still think Diddaw is the finest man I ever knew.
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