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Day of Infamy for a Seventh Grader

Posted on September 11, 2015 by Chuck Stanley

by Chuck Stanley All of us have a Day of Infamy. For younger people, it is probably 9-11-2001. For older people, perhaps the assassinations of Dr. King, Bobby Kennedy, or President Kennedy. In my case, it is Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s … Continue reading →

Posted in 9-11, American History, Terrorism | Tagged Brandi Stanley, CelticLassie, Memories, PTSD, World Trade Center | 7 Comments

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