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Great work  from the Peace Corps

Andrew Pope is a Volunteer at The Wall...

Cathy Gorn is a respected American Historian.  
Much of her work is done with high schoolers who are learning how to develop critical thinking as they review and study historical issues and events.

Doyle Glass is an amazing lawyer, historian,  writer and sculptor ...  

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Sheehan is multitalented and a successful American leader.  He is a graduate of Catholic schools in Washington DC.   After College he became a US Marine Officer and saw heavy Combat in Vietnam!

Terry O'Donnell continues to practice law after a challenging career.  He served in Vietnam as an Air Force Officer identifying targets that were firing rockets and mortars on US forces.  He was also General Counsel for Textron, a defense company. 
Terry was also General Counsel for the Defense Department..

He played a crucial role in the War and The Wall om1981-1985.  He is highly respected..

Jim Rothblatt was a courageous medic in Vietnam.    He helped US soldiers who were wounded. Not all survived   He was, at times, under enemy fire.
From Vietnam he drove a bus loaded with Vietnamese refugees who settled in California.  Many ended up in Orange County at "Little Saigon".

Many remain his friends.   Jim had a career in education where he now lives in Palm Springs.

Major Major ( not his real name)   is an Air Force Veteran who, in 1962 was prepared to use nuclear weapons if ordered to do so by  President Kennedy.  The crisis passed.   He resumed duty which included delivering ammo and other supplies while his aircraft was under enemy fire in Viet Nam.  These missions included Khe Sahn where US Marines were under heavy fire as were the aircraft supplying them with Ammo..

                               A TIME TO HEAL
Ian Berry is a veteran of Afghanistan and a graduate of West Point.  He contacted me months ago to share his vision of finding Positive Outcomes for the city of Richmond with implications for, maybe, healing  Wounds of War on a wider scale.  Divisiveness and the cultural words of War/Civil unrest are deep in the heart of America.   Last year an divisive symbol was removed from places like Richmond, reminders of slavery and a war that cost 700,000 lives.   The symbol was the statue of Robert E Lee. It  has been removed.  

A new symbol is needed in the space known as Lee Circle.  What should it be?   We need symbols that create unity instead of division,  The symbol being planned is a place to honor the recipients of the Medal of Honor.     I hoped that the Memorial to Vietnam Vets would help heal the nation.     I have the same hope for Richmond with this endeavor...