As some of you may already know, my Pop-Pop went home to be with the Lord in January of this year. He had been living near my aunt in Utah for the past few years. This past weekend my aunt brought his ashes back to NC to lay him to rest beside my Grandmother Medlin in their hometown of Fayetteville, NC. At this memorial service, there was a Military Honor Guard who performed the firing of the three volleys (aka 21 Gun Salute) which I include that in this video. As the bugle played a rendition of "Taps" near the end, three military helicopters flew over, which that part was not planned but added a special touch to the ceremony as my Pop-Pop had jumped out of many helicopters in his military career in the 82nd Airborne Division, Quartermaster Corps as a Parachute Rigger and as a Jumpmaster Master Parachutist. My tribute also includes a part of the power point family legacy project that I had done at school last year that talked about the influence that my mom's dad had on her and has been passed down onto me as well. I end my tribute with some photos from some of the memories that Pop-Pop and I had together. I thank God for you Pop-Pop and will miss you until we meet again in Heaven, where you can introduce me to the grandmother that I didn't get a chance to meet here on earth.