“I wanted to ask you about a bonding moment you had...”
Alexis Buss talks with Roy Wilbur (L), her father Larry Buss' (R) partner, about being a grandparent.
Recorded in Philadelphia, PA
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“I don't think you knew how scared I was...”
Brian Miller talks to his son, Johnathan Emerson, about adopting him as a single dad nearly ten years ago.
Recorded in partnership with the San Luis Obispo County SELPA (Special Education Local Plan Area) in Atascadero, CA
“I dealt with it by saying to myself that I would fight this cancer like a boxing match.”
Dottie Copeland tells her daughter Tina Nelson about being diagnosed with breast cancer.
Recorded in partnership with the Siteman Cancer Center at Washington University in St. Louis, MO
“Everything about you I think I know...”
Seymour Gottlieb, who has Alzheimer's disease, and his wife, Marcia, talk about their 60-year relationship.
Recorded in partnership with the Circle of Care Leeza’s Place in Sherman Oaks, CA
“I didn't know if I was ever going to see you again.”
Sergeant Papsy Lemus tells her daughter Griselda about going off to war in Iraq.
Recorded in Salt Lake City, UT Click here for more from Historias
“It was one of those miracles at The Wall.”
Allen Hoe remembers meeting Major Paula Couglin, an Army nurse, at the 2005 Memorial Day services in Washington, D.C. Hoe's son, First Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe, was killed in Iraq earlier that year.
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Recorded in Washington, D.C.
“I've never known anybody as totally fearless as he was.”
Dr. Robert Strozier (L) tells his former student, Roger Smith (R), about his older brother Frank.
Recorded in Savannah, GA
“It was probably the loneliest time of my life.”
Sue Adam (L) tells her daughter, Deborah Dimasi (R), about her decision to place Deborah for adoption as a baby.
Recorded in New York, NY
“We were working for what they would let us have and that was not a lot.”
Johnny Bradley tells his daughter Kathy about growing up in Georgia as the son of a sharecropper.
Recorded in Savannah, GA
“The windows did not have window guards...”
Marvin Goldstein (L), who fell out of a window of his family's apartment when he was 3 years old, tells his son, Eric (R), how he survived.
Recorded in New York, NY
