Posted on Feb 7, 2016
This 15-Year-Old Was Fed Up With What is Happening to Veterans. What She Did is Inspiring.
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What an Awesome young lady. My father-in-law played taps for over 50 years after he returned a purple heart recipient from WWII. When he and an extra trumpet player would hide in the woods and play taps with an echo it would have you crying like a baby.
This 15-Year-Old Was Fed Up With What is Happening to Veterans. What She Did is Inspiring.
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Here is a photo of my father-in-law Ernest Breznikar. Army WWII veteran and when he passed every branch sent someone to represent them. It was long drive for the Honor squad, and first they said no, but when we told them who it was for it was approved. He traveled many miles around Washington state to make sure ever Vet had real taps. Some times he would play two a day in different parts of the state. He never wanted anything, he would show up and go hide in the woods so no one could see him. I'm starting to cry writing this because he was so great and giving. He played Taps for over 50 years.
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Sgt Todd Van Dyke - Wow! You knew Dad? That is so Awesome!!! So you knew how great he was and how he would hide and make Taps a true moving experience. Did you ever come over to the house in Cle Elum and have some wine? He also made his own wine and is written up in a few books. We might have even meet. I married his youngest child Susan and we have been married for over 26 years.
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Sgt Todd Van Dyke - Thanks, he truly meant it when he played. It was a Honor for him and he truly felt love for every vet he played for. My wife thought is was so Amazing that I found someone who did Honor Guard with him. I also performed in Honor Guard while in Montana.
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