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Date Posted: 03:41:18 07/08/10 Thu
Author: Warren Byerly '56
Subject: Re: Happy 4th of July
In reply to: Donna Ray '51 's message, "Happy 4th of July" on 07:11:32 07/04/10 Sun

Greetings, also, from England. I too celebrated the 4th of July here at Harlaxton College, Grantham, England and we had a wonderful celebration. Granted most of the people here are from the United States. Also, had a very moving visit to the American War Cemetery near Cambridge. We can rest assured that that cemetery is being well cared for and the British guide expressed sincere thanks to all Americans for the help before and during WW II. There are more unknown/missing buried there then known soldiers, Marines, Red Cross, Navy, Air Corps, and civilians.

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