I would like to ask the person or people that ravaged the Arlington Cemetery and took the pot of flowers that was placed on my father’s grave site to think about what it means to find that some low-life has nothing better to do with their time than to destroy sentimental values for some sick pleasure.
Maybe you were going to give them to your mother for Mother’s Day or maybe you don’t know what it is to have parents that have cared about their offspring.
I hope that whoever did this gets poison ivy, hives or allergies and has to have treatments; maybe your parents won’t be so quick to come to your rescue and help you in sickness if they knew what type of people or person they have raised. Payback always comes when you least expect it.
Judy Vance
Windham
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