MINO
OHYE DEPARTS ON ESKATON’S GRANDEST THRILL YET. [Installment #1] Today Minoru Ohye,
85, a resident of Eskaton Wilson Manor in West Sacramento, embarks on his extraordinary
Thrill of a Lifetime to reunite with his brother in Japan, from whom he was
separated in the midst of WWII more than 60 years ago. Updates on this film-worthy
story will be relayed regularly during his week-long trip.
Friday, January 20, 2012
MINO OHYE DEPARTS ON ESKATON’S GRANDEST THRILL YET.
MINO
OHYE DEPARTS ON ESKATON’S GRANDEST THRILL YET. [Installment #1] Today Minoru Ohye,
85, a resident of Eskaton Wilson Manor in West Sacramento, embarks on his extraordinary
Thrill of a Lifetime to reunite with his brother in Japan, from whom he was
separated in the midst of WWII more than 60 years ago. Updates on this film-worthy
story will be relayed regularly during his week-long trip.
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Congratulations to Ohye-san and to Eskaton for a very worthy project! I once lived in Japan and am sure he will have a very meaningful journey thanks to your Thrill of a Lifetime program. What a wonderful experience.
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