Show Notes
As Memorial Day approaches, Benjamin honors the life of Army Ranger SSG Jeremy Katzenberger, who was killed while serving overseas. His wife, Colleen Katzenberger, reflects on his life and how she preserves his memory through the stories she shares with their son, Everett.
She discusses the significance of Memorial Day and the importance of pausing to remember the soldiers who gave their lives for American freedom, thanking Folds of Honor for providing a lifeline to help redefine her family's future.
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