Saturday, April 11, 2009
SDIT on Facebook!
Sons and Daughters in Touch is now on Facebook! What a great idea! Already a couple of people who had been seeking fellowship found us.
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Dad and Me
For the Sons*Daughters*Family*Friends of Fallen Soldiers
Welcome
This blog is dedicated to all those who have lost a parent to war. Here you can find sympathetic communication and updates about events.
Dad and Me
Dad and Me
About Me
- Soldier's Daughter
- Southern California
- My father, Maj. Robert B. Swenck, was killed in action in Vietnam in Nov. 1971. I was 12 years old; my two sisters were 6 and 9. I was born in Kentucky, but like many Air Force brats, I have lived in many places. Contact me at sswenck@gmail.com
Research on War Orphans/Children of the Fallen
Check out my e-book/research project "Emergent Voices: Three Memoirs by U.S. War Orphans." This project presents an emergent body of research on those Americans whose young lives were forever changed by war and contributes to future studies that could help those who are losing their parents to the current Iraq War.
Vietnam War Memoirs
WWII Memoirs
Our Stories
By sharing our stories, we create fellowship and help others know that they are not alone. Feel free to share your story here.
Submit your story as a comment to any post on this blog. I can add it later as a separate post. You can sign your name or remain anonymous.
Stacy's Story
Submit your story as a comment to any post on this blog. I can add it later as a separate post. You can sign your name or remain anonymous.
Stacy's Story
LINKS
- American WWII War Orphans Network
- Fallen Heroes Fund
- HUGSS: Gold Star Family Support
- James Thomas' Virtual Wall page
- Robert Swenck's Virtual Wall Page
- SDIT on Facebook
- Search the Digital Wall
- Snowball Express: The Iraq War
- Sons and Daughters in Touch
- The Virtual Wall
- Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)
- USA KIA Organization
- White House Commission on Remembrance
Novel-in-Progress
Link/RSS to Soldier's Daughter
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