Bonnie Laiderman, newly inducted into the American Red Cross’s Tiffany Circle, recently attended the organization’s national Women’s Leadership summit in Washington, D.C. Highlights of the weekend-long event included tours of Red Cross Headquarters and speakers from...
Even though the war in Iraq is over and the news outlets aren’t talking much about the soldiers still risking their lives in Afghanistan, that doesn’t mean that we need to stop thinking about what they do, and what all Veterans have offered this country. Memorial Day...
When adult children find themselves giving care to their elderly parents, there is a great deal of patience needed. This role reversal of sorts does not always work out as easily as it may sound. Patience and tolerance go hand in hand in this exhausting yet rewarding...
A Veteran needs to know his family cares for him. Many Veterans suffer carry physical or mental scars of war, and these scars can run deep – especially the mental and emotional ones. Children today don’t have much appreciation for Veterans because they haven’t had...
Issues facing Veterans after they return home from active duty may haunt them for a number of years. Veterans have performed an enormous service for our country and at least one day a year (Veterans Day), Americans are proud to pay tribute to Veterans and honor them....
