Eighty Years From Infamy: A Western New Yorker Remembers Pearl Harbor

By Jeff Schober - September 22, 2021

Though living in Western New York since 1956, Alberta Deinhart still vividly remembers that Sunday morning in December 1941.

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Eighty Years From Infamy: A Western New Yorker Remembers Pearl Harbor