There is a plaque with a poem written by Eleanor Roosevelt during World War II:
Dear Lord / Lest I continue / My complacent way / Help me to remember
Somewhere out there / A man died for me today. / As long as there be war
I then must / Ask an answer / Am I worth dying for?
This poem is something that we all should think about, especially while we have servicemen and women dying in Afghanistan, and other places around the world — Pearl Harbor — 02/14/14