As mentioned in the previous post, The Huffington Post interviewed Ms. Stim about our trip to France.  The French village of Le Cardonnois unveiled a memorial honoring Ms. Stim's father along with the nine other crewmen whose B-17 was shot down over occupied France on February 8, 1944.  Representatives from most of the crew's families attended, including the widow of Abe Rosenthal, the only crew member who died that day.

The HuffPost article is mostly accurate.  I don't have my HTML cheatsheet, so you will have to click through the pedestrian link.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/29/memorial-day-2011-chicago_n_868565.html

We're still in France visiting the extended family who adopted us because of this story.  We're also using a French keyboard that isn't quite setup in the "Querty" arrangement.  It ,qkes typing very sloz qnd cquses ,qny ,ore ,istqkes;

 If anyone reads and comments, thank you in advance.  Computer access is spotty.