[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Her son volunteered, had a sense of duty to his country, gave his life honorably in the service.

It is also certainly possible the young man joined the Army, in part (emphasizing, ‘in part,’) because he didn't want to live with his loser mother...

Now his mother is so guilt-ridden she was such a lousy parent and lousy wife (where is his father?) and it took the army to be his mother and really make a man of him, she is jealous, angry and blaming everyone else...

[sodpoodle]

Sir FD

Those musings occurred to me - that young Casey found a different set of values from his biological mother.

He clearly was a son of Freedom and I honor his sense of duty, honor, Country and his ultimate sacrifice.

sp

and what a great idea - to knight yourself;);):)