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Article: MEMORIES OF DAD, COLLEAGUES IN IRAQ SUSTAIN THIS SOLDIER.(FRONT)(SERIES: Report from Iraq)
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- The Capital Times
- Article date:
- April 19, 2004
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Byline: Lee Sensenbrenner
BAGHDAD -- When he was a sophomore in high school about six years ago, Sgt. Bart Burdick's mother died of a brain aneurysm, and he went to Greenfield to live with his father, a retired Milwaukee County bus driver.
The change of schools was welcome, he said, and it was a happy time for him.
"Not one point was there ever something bad happening there," Burdick said as he showed family photos in a covered passageway outside the main clinic of the Wisconsin National Guard 118th medical battalion.
"That's when I had my first girlfriend and stuff. It was a whole different -- from being rejected and looked at with ...
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