I was going thru some old photos I had taken during my time in the Army in 1968. I was a draftee stationed at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington DC at the time. Very busy because of the Viet Nam war. I met a real nice nurse there but but because of Army regulations I couldn't ask her out on a date. I was an Sp4 & she was an officer. A lieutenant or a Captain if I remember right. Don't know if she would have gone out with me anyway. I would like to get in touch with her for old time sake. It's hard when you don't remember some ones name. Heck. It's only been 54 years. Any one know her please ask her if she would like me to meet again for old time sake. After all it's only been 55 years since I've seen her. Don't know if she's alive or dead. I guess it would take a miracle to find her. Thank you for any help you cn give me.

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While many products will seriously damage tombstones. I have very successfully used Wet & Forget on our family tombstones with dramatic results.
Whatever you use it on make sure that it is dry, saturate the target, and walk away and rain will take care of the rest.
We treat the family tombstones twice a year to keep the lichens and moss at bay.
Follow the instructions and do not think that making it stronger will make it work better or faster.
Do not expect it to work overnight on heavily soiled areas. It will take several applications over a period of time to work.
However, when it starts to work the results will be dramatic.
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