The 30th Meets the Survivors

30th Infantry Division, rear; Survivors, seated (Rob Miller Photo)

Written on the 63rd anniversary, to the survivors, and the liberators.

Two weekends ago about 15 surviving members of the 30th Infantry Division met in Fayetteville, NC with five of the survivors whom they had liberated, as well as all the families.

I went with my 10 year old son, Ned. As you can imagine it was pretty powerful.

Here are links to a North Carolina TV news video and news photographs that were taken. I am also sharing a few photos taken by Rob Miller who was at the gathering and shared them with me. Blessings to you and yours…I hope to meet you all someday. Matthew Rozell

http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/2647639/

http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/HF80KExp0aw/WWII+Soldiers+Bergen+Belsen+Prisoners+Meet/NqKDrW_aLS3

Matthew A. Rozell History Teacher/NHS Adviser Hudson Falls Senior High School

Hudson Falls, New York 12839

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