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"For as long as I've known him, Bill Pezza has been a master at putting a "face" on history for the students in his classroom.
Now, in Anna's Boys, he has used the printed word to tell a poignant, powerful,
and insightful story of the sixties generation that will interest young and old alike."
Dr. David Archibald
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“Bill Pezza has written a wonderful book about friendship and loyalty on many levels.
The central theme of Anna’s Boys, captured in the final chapter, transcends partisan
divisions and raises timeless questions about what America owes its men and women in uniform.”
Michael G. Fitzpatrick
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