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My Father
by Ron Kolm
My father sailed the seas.
He spent the bulk of his years on ornately appointed ocean liners, rusting freighters and scarred men-of-war, bobbing over the waves. He was born Victor Radio in West Orange, New Jersey, on a rainy inauspicious afternoon in April, 1898, to Hadley Radio and Myrna Radio, nee Sebniewski, formerly of New York City.
I have a picture of him at the age of twelve… (read more)
by Ron Kolm
My father sailed the seas.
He spent the bulk of his years on ornately appointed ocean liners, rusting freighters and scarred men-of-war, bobbing over the waves. He was born Victor Radio in West Orange, New Jersey, on a rainy inauspicious afternoon in April, 1898, to Hadley Radio and Myrna Radio, nee Sebniewski, formerly of New York City.
I have a picture of him at the age of twelve… (read more)