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Milton & Helen: Anniversary marks beautiful WWII love story



2007-12-19 - Beulah Chapel area, KY 206, Columbia, KY - Photo From family album.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2007 Marks another page in one of Adair County's most beautiful romances. Milton and Helen Stephens plan to slip away to a nearby restaurant, Sunday, December 22, 2007, and celebrate a quiet 66th wedding anniversary. They were married just two weeks and one day after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, at her parent's home on KY 206, and they honeymooned at home for three days before left, on Christmas day, for Ft. Custer, Michigan. After almost four years of separation and hardship, the honeymoon resumed and continues to this day. The photo above is of Staff Sergeant Milton Stephens, a much decorated war hero, and the beautiful bride he came home to in May of 1945.


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