"Each of the more than 100 snapshots neatly laid out on the floor of Sally Wiley’s study prompted a story about her son, Staff Sgt. Sean Diamond.
“Sean loved flying,” Wiley said. “This is his son, Taylor, who is now 13, watching a plane.”
Wiley went through the photos in preparation for the March 17 memorial service for Diamond, who was killed Feb. 15 in Iraq by an improvised explosive device."
What people here know about Diamond they learned through his mother, who has been enthusiastic in her support of the troops, and active in the Blue Star Moms, to support the mothers of those who are serving overseas.
Snapshots tell story of fallen soldier’s life RecordCourier.com:
“Sean loved flying,” Wiley said. “This is his son, Taylor, who is now 13, watching a plane.”
Wiley went through the photos in preparation for the March 17 memorial service for Diamond, who was killed Feb. 15 in Iraq by an improvised explosive device."
What people here know about Diamond they learned through his mother, who
has been enthusiastic in her support of the troops, and active in the Blue Star
Moms, to support the mothers of those who are serving overseas.
What people here know about Diamond they learned through his mother, who has been enthusiastic in her support of the troops, and active in the Blue Star Moms, to support the mothers of those who are serving overseas.
Snapshots tell story of fallen soldier’s life RecordCourier.com:
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