...in the twinkle of an eye. When I began this project, I immediately thought of my grandfather, Richard Rebman. He had always been one to tell a good story, and after being in World War II, I knew that he would provide me with a colorful paper. But as I sat listening to the wealth of life flow from his wise lips, cracked with the suffering and smiles of ninety years, I knew that he, …showed first 75 words of 1606 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1606 total…of the fence, and some on the inside. I liked those on the inside a lot better!" As I wrapped up the interview I thanked my grandpa for the time. And as I walked out, I thanked God for giving me this wonderful man. In one little school project he had taught me so much. Despite pain.. death.. hardships, we must always look for the good. These are the things that make the eyes sparkle.