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Sir Winston Churchill admonished us all by saying, “Never give in!” Adhering to those inspiring words provided sufficient impetus to sustain the author’s parents during and after World War II. The value of having such a mindset was understood and embraced by their son. Through the intimate details in this story, you will experience a revealing journey, which spans a century, and shows how a family navigated through trials and tribulations. The author sets the stage with these words:
Dad came from a pro-western family of Samurai descent in Japan. Mum was born in Wales. During World War II, Dad worked for the British Foreign Office. He was part of the Allied Forces’ antidote to Tokyo Rose’s radio propaganda broadcasts. They met in London, then moved to Tokyo, where I was born. Shortly afterwards, we returned to England, where I was educated.
Union Carbide brought Dr. Jackson to the US in 1976. In 1980, he established a computer consultancy. After thirty-three years, he asked, “What should I do when I grow up?” The answer triggered a move to Richmond, Virginia, where he became a university professor. He hopes to remain continually young-at-heart.