Paul and Monique Jones have been married for thirty-seven years. She fled the Nazis during WWII and he served during the Korean War. Before Nov. 7, 1980, Paul and Monique Jones lived two lifetimes’ worth of experiences in war and peace. That was the day they married — the second, happier marriage for both — and in nearly four decades since then, they’ve enjoyed life together, the last 17 years of which have been spent in Daugherty Township. (Sally Maxson/Beaver County Times via AP)
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