US EditionAfter loss, two Jewish seniors find love in St. Louis—and a remarkable coincidence
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After loss, two Jewish seniors find love in St. Louis—and a remarkable coincidence
Philip Fishman has a thing for coincidences. Sometimes he seeks them out—especially when he’s writing historical fiction novels. Other times, they find him. You decide which this is. When Fishman was 7 years old, his family moved to Olney, Ill. from Evansville, Ind. Now if you know anything about Olney, you know it’s home to the white (albino) squirrels but not a lot of Jewish people. In fact, when Fishman and his family moved there in 1946, his…
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