If you missed the service on Sunday, read all about it and see great images in the Star-Bulletin’s May 25th coverage of the event.
http://www.starbulletin.com/news/hawaiinews/20090525_war_dead_and_vets_remembered.html
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My husband and I personally visited this location several years ago and found it to be a very moving and thoughtful place, and we hoped that it would be renovated, not destroyed to create another beach.
— Martha Singleton and Walt Walkington
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