I love telling the story about a tiny baby going to church in a rugged wagon ride on Christmas. As softly as snow, her love blanketed the church. The church is still there today, in the Norwegian Capitol of Texas Her home & the church have historical marker's. It is amazing how far we have come in technology. However, there is one thing that changes not; love. Love continues forever from generation to generation. She and her mate married. They were the greatest generation, to have survived WWII. marry her in a . Their love was fueled by God. It was truly an explosion of love. The woman at ninety, was laid on her altar at church, to enter into eternal rest. It didn't stop there, her mate could not live without her and with the miracle and power of love, they lived and left as one flesh. These two deaths at Christmas were not met with weeping; but with celebration. This book is written so that no one will forget that in this troubled world, love can conquer sadness & wrath because love is more powerful than these. I give my love to my son today, that is he in the picture, so that he will carry on this legacy. If you like stories of WWII, of little angels and history this is one book you will read and never forget.