Canadian widow visits Husband's grave for first time.

What a wonderful story, and what a special relationship truly heartwarming. Thank you for posting.

 

A lovely story, thanks for posting Owen

Lesley

 

Owen

Many of the cemeteries in Italy are looked after by the local schoolchildren on an annual basis and are not too keen to see the odd weed which don;t last

too long

Cheers

 

A little sunshine in a dismal sort of day, I hope her trip was fulfilling for her, thanks for sharing Owen

 

Bio and photo for Private Kalbfleisch. :canad:

http://www.heroesofzorra.ca/index.php/veterans/embro/item/kalbfleisch-clarence-eckert

Private Kalbfleisch was survived by his wife Alice Kalbfleisch and their infant son George Emerson (born after Clarence went overseas), his parents and a brother Gordon.

 

An amazing story. Thanks for posting the story.

Clarence Eckert Kalbfleisch's grave at Moro River Canadian War Cemetery



Photo from the website of
1° Institute
“ M. BARTOLO “
Pachino
(Sicily)

 

Great that she was finally able to visit her husbands grave. Thanks for posting

Cheers
Paul

 

good day owen,super moderators.yesterday.10:17.am.re:canadian widow visits husbands grave for first time,a great post,excellent photo;s.thank you for posting regards bernard85

 

Thanks, Bernard. It's nice to know that there are some people like Nathan and Mrs. Lasorda in this world.