Posted by Kansas4010 on February 08, 2018 at 12:16:50 from (107.77.89.95):
I was cleaning up a little in the attic and found a scrapbook made by my uncle Bobby during ww2. It was just newspaper clippings and pictures glued into a notebook. It really got my attention for awhile. There was 6 brothers and he was the only one to young to serve. Ironically he was the only one who died during the war. He was in a car wreck and was hit by a convoy of army trucks. He was 14. I didn't come along until over 30 years later and never heard much about him. I guess looking through this scrapbook got me thinking about him. I can imagine he was probably envious of his older brothers and wishing he was a couple years older so he could join them. I got to thinking about how hard it would have been on my dad and the rest of his brothers. They were off fighting a war and could have been killed any number of times only to find out this 14 year old boy was killed when he was supposed to be safe at home.
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