Stories from Evelyn Marshak

Flying overseas always produces mixed emotions in me. Some of the fear revolves around my passport. I check again to see...

I went to a pancake breakfast on recent Sunday morning and was lucky to get these four veterans to talk with me… #1 In...

When I asked Robert what he did in World War II as a combat engineer, “He answered that we did what we were told to do...

OLLI Newsletter 5/10 “There is a tide in the lives of men which if taken at the flood leads on to greater things.�...

Six Day War S.C. The end of the 6 Day War on June 9, 1967 meant that Jerusalem was once again a united city and...

Snow in Connecticut in January is to be expected. Children need the snow days off from school as do teachers. The plow c...

Until now, I never revealed to anyone that I was one of these rare people who could walk down the aisle of a grocery sto...

The first Subway story appeared in the media in mid-January. The New York Post ran a page one headline in a story...

USAF Veteran Lou Kugell Interviewed by Evelyn Marshak Lou Kugell is the husband of friend of mine. Still I was a l...