Major Samuel Griffith, a Forward Air Controller in the U.S. Marine Corps was killed in action on December 14, 2011. His sister Kelly talks about his service and sacrifice, and helps shed light upon the true meaning of Memorial Day - honoring our nation's fallen heroes. #SalutetheFallen #MilitaryAppreciationMonth | American Veterans Center

David Griffith lost his older brother, Maj Samuel Griffith, USMC, in December of 2011 in Afghanistan. Joining TMF’s Expedition to Alaska this past August provided healing toward the wound left by his brother’s sacrifice. This holiday season, give the gift of hope – your donation gives family members of the fallen like David, a chance to turn their grief into purpose. | Travis Manion Foundation

Andy Samuel Griffith (June 1, 1926 – July 3, 2012) was an American actor, comedian, singer, writer, and television producer whose folksy charm, gentle wit, and deep-rooted humanity made him a beloved icon of American entertainment for over seven decades. Rising to fame with his heartfelt monologue “What It Was, Was Football” and his Tony-nominated role in No Time for Sergeants, Griffith achieved television immortality as the wise and compassionate Sheriff Andy Taylor in The Andy Griffith Show—a