Their ancestors have served in the military since the American Revolution with a great grandfather serving in the U.S. Navy under Commander John Paul Jones, before there were even ships for the armed forces. Another family member served in the Army on the side of the north in the Civil War, her father served in World War I, Tom served in World War II, a brother served in Korea, a son in Vietnam and a grandson now serves in the Air Force. On the wall in the front room of their home is a copy of the Declaration of Independence, which was given to Tom's father when he entered the United States as an immigrant from Yugoslavia in 1912. But the Glasford couple has taken a somewhat controversial path. Forget Me Nots.
Servicemen being left behind by the government is nothing new.
It has been going on since the American Revolution. We are hoping people will understand and really do something to help bring our people home. People have to be held responsible and the government should bring them home. The couple has dedicated their lives to making people aware and putting pressure on the government to bring these missing servicemen and women home. They travel all over the country with their message.