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Thanks for joining me on this journey!
Cindy
My Dad was there. I am here. He met Mom in Australia after PH. He was on the NS Dobbin a destroyer tender, with 6 along side. The Dobbin ran power lines to the 4 who were “cold” so they could use their armament. They helped rescue people. He spoke very little of it because he said “That was his job.” I am 71 now and I understand what he suffered throughout his life. As a baby I was affected too so being a war survivor has its affects for a long time. The parents of my Niese classmates suffered two and told many stories of internment camp life. I knew several of the source people for the book “Snow Falling on Cedars” who were neighbours. Most were pretty philosophical saying they probably would have been lynched if they had remained on Bainbridge Island, where I grew up.
Amazing story and amazing what this generation endured.
Of course love the book (bonus knowing the Tuckers). Can’t wait for the next book — hoping it contains two of my favorite FRONT PORCH columns ( football for Moms & what/how your sons read ). Hugs, Patt