By Jason Lamb
TRACY CITY, Tenn. - It's the news one Middle Tennessee family
has been waiting more than 60 years for. The remains of a soldier missing in
action during the Korean War will finally return home. Glenn Schoenmann from
Grundy County went missing in action back in 1950.
The government presumed he was dead, but it was never able to find his
remains, leaving his family wondering what happened to him; but last month, the
government came through saying that it had located Schoenmann's remains.
This gave his family the closure they say they have been looking for all this
time.
"It's just like you were living it all over again," said
Raymond Schoenmann, Glenn's brother. "His memories really
flooded back, the things we used to do; all the memories come back."
Schoenmann's family will meet with the United States government next week in
Illinois to find out more details of his death.
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