It was Veterans Day one year ago that I announced the Afghanistan Memory Wall project. I had been memorizing since May 1st but I hadn’t […]
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As you can imagine, when I am standing at the wall and I am writing the names for 10-12 hours so many things are going […]
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It is hard to say which Afghanistan Memory Wall tribute was the toughest: The first one (Feb 28, 2013) had so much emotion and dynamics […]
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Very few people have seen me write the wall from beginning to end. My cousin Donovan and his wife Julie have. My assistant Kim, my […]
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The lessons I have learned from my time with the Afghanistan Memory Wall could fill a book or two. But one that I definitely think […]
by ins_user It was summertime in Afghanistan, although where I was, in the high elevation of Kabul still very comfortable. Comfortable that is if you are comfortable […]
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I have goosebumps as I am writing this… As I start to type I remember the man I met a few days ago known as […]
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The people I have met along the way because of this wall was completely unexpected by me. I honestly had no idea what to expect. […]
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What some may not know is this wall was not the first memorial wall I had attempted. In 2011, I set out to memorize everyone […]
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3 kids who changed my life forever inspired me everyday during the process of memorizing this wall. Their names are Jacob, Chloe and Kailey. When […]
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