Hello:
I discovered my old Navy guy 's grave at web-site when searching his name wondering whether he's still in good health and doing well because he's in his early 80'. I dated him awhile until his deployment, Vietnam and still happy, lingering memory, even though it's been more than 55 years.
The grave has been sitting in his birth state for more than 50 years although a picture of the grave itself is as if
only few days' old. It's extremely shock and very saddened to see his passing, at age 31. I'd like to visit his Grave, however I'm no longer a younger person for that long distance travel.
I want to send 'flower' with a brief note to his grave, even though I have no good clue 'how to send the flower' to his grave appropriately.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks,
I discovered my old Navy guy 's grave at web-site when searching his name wondering whether he's still in good health and doing well because he's in his early 80'. I dated him awhile until his deployment, Vietnam and still happy, lingering memory, even though it's been more than 55 years.
The grave has been sitting in his birth state for more than 50 years although a picture of the grave itself is as if
only few days' old. It's extremely shock and very saddened to see his passing, at age 31. I'd like to visit his Grave, however I'm no longer a younger person for that long distance travel.
I want to send 'flower' with a brief note to his grave, even though I have no good clue 'how to send the flower' to his grave appropriately.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks,
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