Rescued soldier weds her hero
A SOLDIER who escaped death in Iraq has married the man who came to her rescue. »
A SOLDIER who escaped death in Iraq has married the man who came to her rescue. »
Her house was ripped from its foundation and destroyed when the 17th Street Canal floodwall collapsed in August. But last month, Marlene Boudreaux discovered that all was not lost when she opened an ammunition box filled with sweet words, written a half-century ago by a young soldier to his bride back home in the Irish Channel. »
They became lovers during World War II. She was a 21-year-old Australian and he was a 23-year-old American Marine.
After 63 years of separation, they’re together again. »
CHILDHOOD sweethearts Marlene Houston and Gordon Johnson have fallen in love again 45 years on after meeting up through the Friends Reunited website. »
Many people plan weddings for late spring and early summer. Weddings can be expensive, but if you plan wisely, you can make it happen for much less. »
In the stamp collecting world, often the tiny square on the outside of an envelope is all that matters. It is the commodity that is coveted and traded and sold. But for some, there is the draw of the story behind the stamp — where it came from, the time it represents, the printing mistake that alters it just a bit from others like it. »
On Valentine’s Day, Linda Van Deusen used a borrowed fork to feed her husband turkey and sweet potatoes. »
A young property lease coordinator wants to start a conversation with a man seated next to her on a Chicago Transit Authority bus one morning. »
THEY had not set eyes on each other since 1944, when Marie-Henriette Steffens bravely sheltered him from the Germans after his tank broke down. »
Catherine Nilson of Freeport tells how she and an old classmate discovered one another. »
A sled pulled by eleven dogs brought veteran racer Tenley Meara to the site of her wedding overlooking the Allagash River along the trail in northern Maine where the Can-Am race was held. »
Best things in life are…cheap if you know where to look. »
It’s the day every girl dreams of. Walking down the isle in front of family and friends, and saying I love you to that special someone. In a special vow renewal service at Redemption Church International in Knoxville, hundreds of couples are getting a chance to relive that dream again. Pastors Ed and Nora King are giving the special day to married couples at their church. »
We’re marrying more than ever and are going the whole distance. So what’s changing for couples? »
Willard Mason and Ilah Ost are giving new meaning to the phrase: “Love is patient.” More than 60 years ago, the couple were engaged to be married, but life’s circumstances got in the way. [My Boyfriend’s Back : Fifty True Stories of Reconnecting with a Long-Lost Love] »
It was music that made the Boston paperboy curious one June day in 1964. Die-hard Beatles fan Debbie Spaniak had been playing one of the band’s albums at her grandmother’s house, where she was visiting from Chicago. The paperboy heard the music through the elderly woman’s open window. »
While many people wrestle with finding the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for their spouses, Jane Picone knew exactly what to give her husband — her kidney. »
When Eric Maleson won a few thousand dollars in the Brazilian lottery in the late 1980s, he decided to spend them on a trip to the United States to learn English. »
Baby Jessica, whose dramatic rescue from an abandoned Texas well was televised across the country 18 years ago, got married in a private ceremony, People magazine reported on its website. »
Rita Sri Mutiara Dewi’s fiance could not get time off from his job in the United States. But that didn’t stop the couple who have never met in person from tying the knot on Thursday. »
A black American pit bull puppy living in a junkyard seems an unlikely china doll. »
If all went according to plan, Scott Nelson and Irina Balagurova are formally engaged this morning. »
In the chaos after the 2004 tsunami, a volunteer Israeli doctor and a badly injured survivor fell in love. A year later, Israeli engineer Ron Bombiger held Dr Dorit Nitzan’s hand and proposed to her yesterday in the Phuket hospital room where they first met. »
Gloria Carroll of Merrick recalls how a wish came true the night she met her husband, Thomas. »
When 19-year-old Ron Ramey fell in love with 14-year-old Marcella, doubters said it would never last - they were just too far apart in age. But the young couple didn’t listen, spiriting from Nezperce to New Meadows to get married in secret. On Saturday, the Rameys will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. »
Happily married people are more likely to fight off flu effectively, research suggests. »
When you meet the love of your life, you just know. You know it’s right, you know it’s meant to be, you know you’re done searching. »
Sixty years ago, a young woman named Lois Plemmons fell in love with a serviceman four years her senior. »
A 91-year-old widow in New York state has regained possession of the love letters her late husband wrote her during World War Two. »
Sixty years ago, a young woman named Lois Plemmons fell in love with a serviceman four years her senior. »