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Submitted by Bruce Thomas (ACS)
Whenever I travel the couple of hundred miles over to a neighboring state, to the city where my mother was born and raised, I visit the graves of my parents. And then I’ll stroll the hundred yards or so across the city’s largest cemetery to visit the grave of my […]
Submitted by Bruce Thomas (ACS)
I just encountered an interesting late-1964 New York Times article about Americans in Saigon that begins with remarks about our school — The ‘Ordinary Life’ of Americans in Saigon.
Submitted by Bruce Thomas (ACS)
July 13, 1960 — a Wednesday. Our Cathay Pacific Electra prop-jet set down at Tan Son Nhut about 10:30 a.m. I can still feel the furnace blast of hot air that hit me in the face as we deplaned. I imagine the Phoenix, AZ, airport is going to be similarly […]
by Bruce Thomas (ACS)
I just got off the phone with Ann Fox. I left a voice message on the machine at a house in a town south of Seattle months ago, and she finally figured it might be worth while to call me back. And its my Cobnobanacious partner from 55 years ago!
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Saigon Kids Quest: Where is Ann Fox? You know, the gal voted Most Cobnobanacious along with Bruce Thomas. […]
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