A Different Drummer
A meandering musical journey gave Moshe Sobol's spirit new rhythm
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A meandering musical journey gave Moshe Sobol's spirit new rhythm
Three Long Island spiritual leaders discuss books they have recently published about the value of storytelling, the search for meaningful purpose in life and the connection between long-distance running and faith.
Gerald Teldon (aka “Mr. Lucky,”) from Long Island, N.Y., joined the service in April 1944. He initially applied for the Navy Air Force, but it was over its “Jewish” quota, so he was denied a spot.
Gerald Teldon can’t remember many of the 62 missions he flew in WW II, but his first day of combat, Dec. 11, 1944, is burned into his consciousness in the split second he took a life.