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Art Broaderick, with his wife Caryl, holds the framed Purple Heart medal awarded to his father during World War II seven months before he was born during a ceremony on Friday, Dec. 8, 2017, in Burlington, Vt. The medal was returned to Broaderick by the group Purple Hearts Reunited, an organization that reunites medals with the people who won them or their families. Broaderick, of St. Petersburg, who summers in Vermont, was contacted this week by the group's founder Zachariah Fike after the medal was discovered in a Florida thrift store. (AP Photo/Wilson Ring)
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