“Do something good with this,” Sam Richiusa, a Pearl Harbor Survivor Marine, said when he gave to his youngest son an aluminum bracelet. “Yes,” the son said. “I promise,” not knowing or caring what the promise meant. The day was the memorial of Sam’s wife of 77 years, Mae. The strip of aluminum had been fashioned into a unique two-hearts-beating-as-one design from a downed Japanese plane that Mae had worn for their entire 77 years of marria... See More