48 Hours Quotes

“Abraham Lincoln, the closing lines of his first inaugural. It was an appeal for peace; he prayed that all of us would finally be moved by ‘the better angels of our nature.”
― William R. Forstchen, 48 Hours

“The pilot of the other Apache was my superior. Calling him an asshole is an insult to our anatomy.”
― William R. Forstchen, 48 Hours

“A woman of wisdom once said that when enemies learned to love their children more than hate each other, there would be peace.”
― William R. Forstchen, 48 Hours

“will continue on. For some, the thought was expressed by a bard a thousand years ago who wrote that at least what remains behind is the memory of glory once won.”
― William R. Forstchen, 48 Hours

“lives that you have touched will remember you after you are gone and be thankful that you had shaped their lives for the better. There is even some source of comfort, with thoughts of a tearful memorial service filled with words of love and thankfulness that you had been part of their lives that”
― William R. Forstchen, 48 Hours

“For nearly all, there is a source of inner peace that comes with the belief that something of you goes on even if death is indeed the final ending. If not personal immortality, at least children and grandchildren or”
― William R. Forstchen, 48 Hours