In 1944, he spent time in Peer, Belgium, and was in a photo taken outside a bakery with several others, including a young Belgian boy.

'After he passed away his brother’s first inclination was to send it all to the landfill. Luckily he didn’t.'

Lyndhurst lost his life to what has only been described as an unsuspicious 'short illness,' but his death will require further investigation.

The photo taps into a feeling that many parents have experienced. That feeling was what made the scene in the movie so powerful.

If only more teachers could find it in their hearts to care first for those they serve, rather than themselves.