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Redlands Hometown Heroes Foundation and the city invite residents to honor those who serve or have served in the U,S. military.

A wife, kids, the latest appliances, a home of your own. the gi bill, generous government benefits, helped them buy the homes they were building. it paid for college educations and helped them start businesses. new was in. new suburbs and new cars and highways to get there. building the country was the easy part, gis would discover. passing on to children the tough values that won the war, that would take all the effort a war hero could muster. bob bush wanted his sonls to be in the business but he didn't want to make it too easy for they will. so each son paid his father for a lumber and hard...

Who gets most points wins. ♪ >> they were the winners and the celebrations could have gone on for months but they didn't. most gis weren't looking to be called heroes. they are looking ahead, wanting to take what they learned if battle to building their lives. bob bush for one was in a hurry to make up for lotteries time. he married his girlfriend and started at a lumber yard. within five years he owned the business. over the next two decades, he and his family developed bay view lumber into a building materials empire base in the bay view, washington. returning gis like bob bush laid the fo...

>> bush says he's officially retired. but he maintains a home office and he just can't stop expanding the business. although both boys documented their dad's line of work, they have not been as enthusiastic about his total immersion in the business. for father bob, the gi, building the business half of the war was the mission without end. for the sons, babyboomers, work provided the means to live well. >> what a difference. >> maybe we put the one into the batch plant to start with and move. >> keep your nose in whine that ball. >> the family says bob bush rarely took time off for recreation o...

A few months ago, bush attended a reunion of the medal of honor society in saratoga springs, new york. >> it is really lifting to get together with fellow veterans and enjoy each other. we're just like brothers. >> bob, if you could change anything right now, based on all that you've seen and all that you've been through. what would you change? >> i think the discipline amongst the young people, even within my home, i can see this lack of ability to interim rhett and understand hard times. in our house, they didn't have any. i really overprovided. so i didn't teach them properly. i missed the ...