Dad (Albert P. Bruno) Ft. Logan National Cemetery
Peace Post: In Remembrance of Those Who Served
The road ends, but the journey continues...
© 2024 Laura Bruno Lilly
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The road ends, but the journey continues...
Dad (Albert P. Bruno) Ft. Logan National Cemetery
© 2024 Laura Bruno Lilly
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Lovely tribute! Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome, Cindy.
I attended ceremonies here in Edmonton, as I do endeavor to remember the fallen.All the best to you, Laura.
Thanks for popping up on my blog, Jane. How are classes coming along?
I love that epitaph.
For more on it, read my response to Sue’s comment below.
No words are necessary; this photo says it all. Lovely sunflowers too….
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His memory is preserved there as a beautiful celebration of a life well loved. It’s perfect that the sunflowers brighten up both sides.
Oh, you noticed the two sunflowers! Sweet.
The other side is Ma’s ‘side’. She passed away first and Dad wanted the phrase ‘Together Forever’ to be written on it, so we left it as is in tribute to his love for her (hence the ‘love you both’ on the bottom of Dad’s side from we the living).
Ah I see. I thought it meant you loved both aspects of your father-the family man and the mountain man.
That was something bro & I thought might happen, but decided to word it that way anyway…
Either way, it works!
Beautiful tribute, Laura. <3 I appreciate your father's service to our nation.
Thank you, Jill.
What a lovely remembrance, Laura.
Thank you, Linda.