First of all, thank you for your interest, encouragement, and for making this journey possible. We have much to report! The virtual world premiere of I Married the War was … Read More

“George is a first-time dad and to see him play with our son is one of the joys of my life. I think it’s helped him get in touch with … Read More

How amazing it is to work with the person you dreamed would compose the music for your film! That’s exactly what happened when we invited Sarah Baker to join us … Read More

  The world lost a beautiful soul yesterday. We are sad to announce the passing of Gloria Jabaut, one of the women featured in I Married the War.   Gloria … Read More

    Yesterday, Precious Goodson, of I Married the War, graduated from Northcentral University with a doctorate in Education of Instructional Design. At one time, Dr. Goodson was a teacher, a calling … Read More

    We invited award-winning author Cynthia Orange to write a guest blog for I Married the War. She graciously agreed, and hereby ponders Memorial Day and its far-reaching meaning. Cynthia’s work stems … Read More

One of the highlights of making films is the new friends we make along the way. We recently connected with Jaeson (Doc) Parsons of The Graffiti of War Project, an … Read More

We are delighted to introduce Francine Jones, whom we interviewed recently in Wisconsin. She and her husband, Bruce, a Vietnam veteran, have been married more than 50 years. Francine will … Read More

  One of the most gratifying facets of filmmaking is the number of individuals who come alongside, believe in you and the importance of your project, and step up to … Read More

  We are heading to Texas to interview these two incredible women for I Married the War in a few days. Sally Zepeda’s husband Luis, a US Army veteran, served in the … Read More