It was a once in a lifetime vacation trip for Robert Daley. He and his wife were driving through parts of Europe. While in France they stopped in the village of Colombey. The little town of about 350 people has gray stone homes lining the street with a gray stone church in the center. The town itself is indistinguishable from many other French villages. Something in the village caught the Daley's attention that day, however. They noticed the church cemetery was filled with people. It was so crowded that there were police officers directing traffic. The Daleys assumed that some local dignitary had just died and all his neighbors had turned out for the funeral. This was not the case however. No one had died from that village for some time, they were told. In fact the people crowding that old…