A health plan's leader lost her husband, possibly to aftereffects of Agent Orange exposure. Now she seeks to help others in Vietnam.
A health plan's
leader lost her husband, possibly to aftereffects of Agent Orange
exposure. Now she seeks to help others in Vietnam.
They married at a time when opposition to the Vietnam War was hitting
full stride in America -- and in their own lives. They talked of moving
to Canada when Bob's draft card came, but he ultimately headed off to
an air base near Saigon.Decades later, after the legacy of the Vietnam War cut their love story bitterly short, Nancy Feldman looked to Southeast Asia as an unlikely salve. She established a small charity to help Vietnamese families still facing insidious effects of exposure to Agent Orange, the toxic herbicide that doctors said likely was linked to Bob's death from cancer at age 59.
READ MORE: http://www.startribune.com/business/175004551.html
No comments:
Post a Comment