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Well, welcome to Family Talk, the broadcast division of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Marsh.

You know, there are moments in history so profound, so world-changing, that we must never let them fade from memory.

One of those dates is June the 6th, 1944.

On that day, Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy in an operation

that would change the course of World War II forever and the course of history. On our last edition

of Dr. James Dobson's family talk, we heard stories from Dr. Dobson and his wife Shirley about

their trip to Normandy and the memorial honoring the fallen soldiers there.

On today's Family Talk broadcast, we'll hear even more remarkable stories from the greatest

generation, including the unforgettable account of Peggy Harris and her lifelong devotion to her fallen

pilot husband. Now, by the way, today's program is a powerful selection from our 2025 Best

Best of Broadcast Collection, and I'll be sharing with you later in the program how you can get

your own copy of that. First, though, let's join Dr. James Dobson, along with Family Talk's

former audio engineer Steve Ryder and our tour guide, Dwight Andy Anderson, to kick off today's edition of Family Talk.

Steve, we mentioned last time that we had an absolutely wonderful tour guide who walked us through

the cemetery at Omaha Beach, and he told so many stories, and one of them is about a woman named Peggy Harris,

and we have his depiction of her experience. Shall we let our listeners hear it? Doctor, it was by far

my favorite story that he had told. You can see the headstone here.

You can see this, the guy's name is Billy D. Harris.

You can see he was a first lieutenant.

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