Category Archives: Memorial Day

A Living Memorial – Or Just Another Pile of Rocks?

Posted on May 27, 2017 by Ron Gallagher, Ed.S

No summer day, not even Virginia’s notorious ‘dog days’ of August, ever intimidated my grandpa into wearing a short-sleeved shirt. Long-sleeved shirts were as much a trademark as his hat and that little half-smile he held in reserve for those … Continue reading →

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Rocks Make Lousy News Anchors

Posted on May 24, 2015 by Ron Gallagher, Ed.S

When it came to his wardrobe, my grandpa was not easily manipulated, and not one to be dictated to by anything as unstable as a thermometer.  No summer day, not even Virginia’s notorious ‘dog days’ of August, ever intimidated him … Continue reading →

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