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COMMENTS: Advice from the Grave
The New York Times' reporter Dana Camedy allowed herself to be the topic of Bob Woodruff's human interest reporting on ABC. She introduced us to her son Jordan, a two-year-old toddler, whose father died when he was not yet six months old. Jordan's father was Sgt Charles Monroe King, killed in Iraq. He left behind Jordan's Journal, a book of posthumous paternal advice--on grand issues such as tolerance and faith and simple advice like how to hide one's cash when traveling--for the boy as he grows up. "Dana looks forward to the time when Jordan will be able to take wisdom from the journal."
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