Marsha Henry Goff: Remembering her father, who served well in WWII
Remembering L. Lew Henry, my Ranger father, who fought from Africa to Sicily, through Italy to Anzio with Darby’s Rangers and then from Anzio throughout Europe with the 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion (aka The Rangers’ Artillery) until the end of the war. Also remembering June Shellhammer Henry, my mother, who was a single parent to three young daughters for almost three years while Dad was overseas. She nursed us through chicken pox, pink eye, and whooping cough (catching the latter disease herself) until Dad returned home in the autumn of 1945. I couldn’t have asked for better parents. God bless them.