Thank you for that very generous and very wonderful introduction. I know who he was talking about, and part of it, i didnt recognize you, allen, at all. You know, i just want to thank all people who have been mentioned this morning from t s this. I want to thank all of you for taking time from your very busy scheduled to be here today. There is no question that this has been a work of love by allen and me and all the hundreds of others who have been involved. Ill tell you, this morning when i walked in and walked into the portion of that display of what t it looked lieke when we first arrived and what it looks like with improvements that were made by the residents of this camp it really hit very very hard. You know, i met Allen Simpson here as a boy scott in 1943, and i was thinking, allen, we are back under a tent again. Ours was smaller. Ours was a lot smaller. I could always say i first met allen when he had hair and he was rolly polly. Since hthen he lost his hair and rolly polline
Thank you for that very generous and very wonderful introduction. I know who he was talking about, and part of it, i didnt recognize you, allen, at all. You know, i just want to thank all people who have been mentioned this morning from t s this. I want to thank all of you for taking time from your very busy scheduled to be here today. There is no question that this has been a work of love by allen and me and all the hundreds of others who have been involved. Ill tell you, this morning when i walked in and walked into the portion of that display of what t it looked lieke when we first arrived and what it looks like with improvements that were made by the residents of this camp it really hit very very hard. You know, i met Allen Simpson here as a boy scott in 1943, and i was thinking, allen, we are back under a tent again. Ours was smaller. Ours was a lot smaller. I could always say i first met allen when he had hair and he was rolly polly. Since hthen he lost his hair and rolly polline
Thank you for that very generous and very wonderful introduction. I know who he was talking about, and part of it, i didnt recognize you, allen, at all. You know, i just want to thank all people who have been mentioned this morning from t s this. I want to thank all of you for taking time from your very busy scheduled to be here today. There is no question that this has been a work of love by allen and me and all the hundreds of others who have been involved. Ill tell you, this morning when i walked in and walked into the portion of that display of what t it looked lieke when we first arrived and what it looks like with improvements that were made by the residents of this camp it really hit very very hard. You know, i met Allen Simpson here as a boy scott in 1943, and i was thinking, allen, we are back under a tent again. Ours was smaller. Ours was a lot smaller. I could always say i first met allen when he had hair and he was rolly polly. Since hthen he lost his hair and rolly polline
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