http://www.virtualokinawa.com/blog/archives/61 Okinawa Blog Thu, 24 Jul 2008 05:08:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 http://www.virtualokinawa.com/blog/archives/61#comment-2134 Sat, 14 Jul 2007 03:05:15 +0000 http://www.virtualokinawa.com/blog/archives/61#comment-2134 Hi, I was reading your blog and noticed that your housekeeper was Hatseko, do you know if her last name was Nokosona? My father was also stationed in Okinawa in the 1960's and we lived at Kadena circle and our housekeepers name was Hatseko. She was also like family to us, she called me her little morning flower. I loved her so much. My family tryed to get her and her family to come to the states with us when we left Okinawa. She sent us a letter in July 1967 and said that she was working for a very nice family and they were so kind to her. I would love to go back to Okinawa and see if she is still there. If you have any pictures of Hatseko please let me know I would love to have a copy of them, the only pictures we have are on 8mm films that's all we had back then. Please email at adean7@sbcglobal.net if you can remember anything about Hatseko I would appreciate knowing how she and her family were after we left the islands. Thanks and God Bless Hi, I was reading your blog and noticed that your housekeeper was Hatseko, do you know if her last name was Nokosona? My father was also stationed in Okinawa in the 1960’s and we lived at Kadena circle and our housekeepers name was Hatseko. She was also like family to us, she called me her little morning flower. I loved her so much. My family tryed to get her and her family to come to the states with us when we left Okinawa. She sent us a letter in July 1967 and said that she was working for a very nice family and they were so kind to her. I would love to go back to Okinawa and see if she is still there. If you have any pictures of Hatseko please let me know I would love to have a copy of them, the only pictures we have are on 8mm films that’s all we had back then. Please email at adean7@sbcglobal.net if you can remember anything about Hatseko I would appreciate knowing how she and her family were after we left the islands. Thanks and God Bless

]]> http://www.virtualokinawa.com/blog/archives/61#comment-2122 Thu, 24 May 2007 01:25:23 +0000 http://www.virtualokinawa.com/blog/archives/61#comment-2122 Wow me to. I lived there four times and it is home to my soul. Each time i went back it was great but not as great as the time befor. I was at Naha air base (no longer ther) and kadena while my father was in the air force and thin i was stationed at kedina twice whin i was in the air force. If i ever go back they will have to pry my dead bones out of the okinawa soil to make me leave. I loved the island, the people, the culture, and even the weather. Wow me to. I lived there four times and it is home to my soul. Each time i went back it was great but not as great as the time befor. I was at Naha air base (no longer ther) and kadena while my father was in the air force and thin i was stationed at kedina twice whin i was in the air force. If i ever go back they will have to pry my dead bones out of the okinawa soil to make me leave. I loved the island, the people, the culture, and even the weather.

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