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Doevil-sur-le-Mignon (Birthplace of Jean Durand) Then and Now, by Susanne Krashovich
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Francis Durand (1872-1920) Why Did He Abandon His Family? by John Durand
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The Way It Was: A collection of memories as told to his children, Lewis Durand
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Letters from Canada By Mavis Anne Durand Johnston as told to Ellen Durand Olson
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Joseph and Josephine (Durand) King This month's feature article by Mary Herzig sheds more light on two large families, including some ghostly light.
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- The Felix and Anna Durand Story by Noella Durand Hage
- How I Remember My Aunts and Uncles by Dianne Durand Zimmer
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More Than My Life- Part Two Part Two completes Al Dubois story of being captured by the Japanese. Near death many times, he struggled to survive until he was finally liberated. The war ended with the Japanese surrender and he was going home after five long years.
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If you ever think about the price of freedom, this edition is required reading. Al Dubois relates his WWII experiences as a Japanese prisoner of war and the Bataan Death March in his story, More Than My Life as recorded by Virginia Durand James
