A survivor of the Battle of the Bulge, Donald E. Wolff served in the Army during World War II. He relocated to Arizona in 1952 and has built over 2,000 homes in the Phoenix area. He has been married 66 years to his wife, Bonnie, and is the father of two daughters, Toni and Soozie. A resident of Beatitudes Campus in Phoenix, his hobbies include reading world history and writing short stories.
We discovered shortly after that, that our unit was being broken up and the personnel reassigned to different divisions.
It was February 2nd, 1945 we had just driven from the area near Metz, France through Luxembourg and on to a staging area close to Maastrich, Holland.
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