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Children of Pearl Harbor survivors feel duty to make sure parents' sacrifices are remembered
Staff photo by Danny Drake
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Lee Darby helps her dad, Allan Darby, 91, adjust his Pearl Harbor survivor hat Wednesday at their home in Absecon.
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Margaret Lopez, left, listens to her father, Stephen Acocella, 91, of Vineland, recount his memories of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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