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We Remember When is a collection of personal memories - some dating as far back as World War I and the Great Depression - recalled by a cross section of the residents of Fuller Village in Milton, Massachusetts. Included are poignant stories about their coming of age, including World War II as seen through the eyes of the servicemen and women who fought and served in it, those who experienced it from afar, and an unlucky few who survived it in Nazi concentration camps under the most inhumane conditions imaginable. The genesis of this book is attributable to one resident, Betsy Buchbinder, who recognized that Fuller Village is comprised of a rich blend of individuals representing all walks of life in terms of race, religion and nationality, thereby ensuring a widely varied yet balanced wellspring of life experiences. We're confident the reader will find that many of these memoirs speak to them both personally and in ways they had not previously experienced or thought possible.
