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Today June 1 is the International CHILDREN'S DEFENCE DAY. For the first time I want to share with all kind people who love my husband and always remember him, some family photos of little Russell's happy childhood :) These are my most favorite photos. 🤠❤️ Especially the first one: 1960 - Russell's grandfather, his mom's dad, holding Russell wrapped in diapers in his arms. A meeting of two generations - grandfather and grandson. Grandpa played one of the key roles in what kind of Man with a big kind brave heart his grandson grew up to be. During World War II, Russell's grandfather was a tank commander in General Patton's army. It was he of their family who LIBERATED the future from Nazism along with the Soviet soldiers, PROTECTED the birth of his daughter in the future, and his grandchildren. By his example of good character, by real heroic actions, he raised his grandson right. Russell's grandfather formed a good solid core of his personality, thanks to which in the aftermath in most of the ways of self-education Russell became a deep multifaceted man, capable of heroic deeds. That is why he could not but come to us in Donbass in 2014. He came to defend first and foremost the most vulnerable - children. So that children would be born in our country. That our children have a happy childhood with living parents, grandparents, favorite pets, bicycles, fun games and holiday gatherings. Until the last moment in his life, his eyes filled with tears at the news of another child's death from shelling by Ukro/NATO Nazis. The cause of his Grandpa and Russell himself must be continued and completed with OUR VICTORY by those who must protect our future - our children of our country. Amen

P.S. The caption under the penultimate photo - I wish all the Ukrops shelling Donbass to have the same dream for the rest of your lives - the eyes of our children! Burn in hell, you, sons of bitches!
A little “separatist” who survived the shelling is wandering through the ruins of his house... Donbass, summer 2015

In the last photo - a Ukrainian soldier has written on the shells ready for use: “All the best for children!”