Veteran

The public has been invited to honor Paul Edwin Hammock's service in the Air Force from 1968 - 1972 at his funeral in Columbia May 20.

A World War II veteran wants 100 birthday cards for his 100 birthday.

More than seven decades after surviving a plane crash during World War II, a 90-year-old Missouri veteran finally has his medals.

You really ought to know the way to San Jose.

It's nice to know not everyone just gets bills and postcards from embarrassing radio stations for their former roommates. Sometimes people get the surprise of a lifetime.

In my opinion, we can never say enough "thank you" messages or show enough support for our men and women fighting for our freedom. Chris Rutter is a friend of mine from Clinton, Mo., and I felt compelled to share his Facebook post from earlier today.

John Edward Vannoy, 90, of Lake Saint Louis, went home to be with his Lord Jesus Christ on Sunday, September 2, 2012, at Barnes Jewish Hospital, St. Peters.  He was born on December 19, 1921, at Harrogate, Tennessee, a son of James A. and Dossie (Bray) Vannoy.

The current state of American honor and respect is in question today, as two teenage boys and a man have been arrested in Chicago for allegedly ambushing an elderly World War II veteran, severely beating him and then robbing him of his money.

Today at our stations, we're doing a Radiothon for the Show Me Honor Flight.