Survivors — Judith Arnold

THEY WERE LIVING ON MEMORIES

Nursery owner Paul Tremaine grew stately oaks and graceful birches -- but the humid jungles of Vietnam plagued his dreams.

Bonnie Hudson taught her son that his father was a hero, an antiwar activist who'd died for his beliefs.

Paul and Bonnie were scarred survivors of the past as they clashed over a war memorial proposed for their small town.

But it was the terrible truth about those years that challenged them to put the past to rest -- and save their passion for the living.