Laura, thanks so much for sharing. It gives even more meaning to the origami cranes my Japanese friend would lovingly make for me. Kimiko had lived through World War II
as a child and later worked at Ashiya Air Base where she met her future husband. He died in a WV mining disaster. She was only 33 and had three small children…
Laura, thanks so much for sharing. It gives even more meaning to the origami cranes my Japanese friend would lovingly make for me. Kimiko had lived through World War II
as a child and later worked at Ashiya Air Base where she met her future husband. He died in a WV mining disaster. She was only 33 and had three small children…
Laura, thanks so much for sharing. It gives even more meaning to the origami cranes my Japanese friend would lovingly make for me. Kimiko had lived through World War II
as a child and later worked at Ashiya Air Base where she met her future husband. He died in a WV mining disaster. She was only 33 and had three small children…