In this photo provided by Jeff Buska, World War II veteran Donald Buska, reads thank you cards from children the evening he arrived home from his Big Sky Honor Flight, in Billings, Mont. Buska fulfilled his longtime dream of traveling to Washington, Sunday, April 27, 2014. During the visit he went to the National World War II Memorial with the help of Big Sky Honor Flight of Montana. On Tuesday after returning to Montana, Buska, who had been in hospice care since Feb. 12, passed away. (AP Photo/Courtesy Jeff Buska)
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