He survived three years in the camp, but how he did so was miraculous. He told of the war prisoners becoming so hungry they ate grasshoppers and other insects which flew into the camp and how they used to dig deep with spoons for angle worms and take turns boiling and eating them.
Donald C. Adair came home from World War II, but life was never the same for him again. As one Bloomfield friend said, "Now, at last, he's at peace."
He survived three years in the camp, but how he did so was miraculous. He told of the war prisoners becoming so hungry they ate grasshoppers and other insects which flew into the camp and how they used to dig deep with spoons for angle worms and take turns boiling and eating them.
Donald C. Adair came home from World War II, but life was never the same for him again. As one Bloomfield friend said, "Now, at last, he's at peace."
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Family Members
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Clarence W. Adair
1911–1981
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Rufus Corwyn Adair
1913–1981
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Nellie Percinda Adair Hale
1918–1998
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Goldie Leroy "Roy" Adair
1921–2004
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George William Adair
1923–1995
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Florence Irene Adair Nacci
1925–2006
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Lillian Ilene Adair Cameron
1927–2015
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Ina Ruth Adair Perkins
1930–1971
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PFC Floyd Gilbert "Doc" Adair
1932–2005
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