PORT ANGELES, Wash. (AP) — A Port Angeles woman whose son was killed last year in Afghanistan hopes to turn her bed-and-breakfast into a destination where the families of fallen soldiers can get away and heal in the company of others in mourning.
Betsy Reed Schultz hopes to have her Capt.
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