WWII hero, artist and teacher Yoshio Nakamura dies at 100, leaving ‘extraordinary legacy’

SGT Kevin Hughes May you R.I.P. Yoshio Nakamura.

I read of one other man like him...a Death Camp survivor named : Victor Frankel, who wrote a book called : "Man's search for meaning." (I think, I am going off of memory from fifty years ago) And in his book he "decided" that you could take his Liberty but never his Freedom. And he , like Yoshio, decided to love being alive and kind.

Extraordinary Man. Extraordinary Life. Extraordinary Gift. He made a decision that few of us can make, he decided to recapture his Humanity.