Mom Survives WWII Only To Leave A Mysterious Note For Her Son That Served Its Purpose 50 Years Later

Left With No Worries

“I don’t care about winning the lottery I just want to have my brother by my side,” said Lucian. “The best part is we found each other, after so many years of separation,” expressed George. They now call themselves as, “Brothers forever.”

That Gut Feeling

“I always had the feeling I want to come to America, and now I found out why,” said the 69-year-old. They now stay together and didn’t wish to leave anytime soon. They couldn’t be more thankful to the Red Cross society which took their case seriously.

Lucian Learnt About Mom

“When I finally learned the whole truth I cried for my mother. I cried for my brother. But I am happy we are together,” explained Lucian. Remembering his mother George said, “I wish, when I was young, she was with me, but it didn’t happen this way.”

Terrible Wars

“Wars are terrible things. We have wars going on right now around the world with people dying and getting misplaced and it’s a tragedy. Not only do people suffer during a war, but even later generations suffer in an emotional way long after it’s over,” concludes George.