and then he had to go because he was a pilot. and so then, it was about three months later, and i got a call from the hospital, that somebody wanted to see me, and i walked the halls to see if i could find him because that s what you had to do. it was just rolls of beds of injured. and rosews of beds of injure. i found two stumps exercising, that was my friend, and he said, don t cry, i ll be in california shortly playing golf and that was the end of my sight for him, and i heard from him later, but that was it. so that was the worst thing i went through. i m sure he was comforted to see you. and to hear your familiar voice. yes, ma am. yes, ma am. what a service that was. i m sure you warmed his heart in