Michael B. Ryan, 19, a sophomore at Ashland University, and his father, Michael J. Ryan, 45, a judge in Cuyahoga County Juvenile Division in Ohio. StoryCorps hide caption

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Sharing And Preserving The Stories Of Our LivesRoy Ebihara (far left) with his siblings, Mary, Kathy and Bill, on Easter 1941 in Clovis, N.M. In 2014, Roy and his family received a formal public apology from the mayor of Clovis for the mistreatment they endured there. Courtesy of Roy Ebihara hide caption
Couple Moves On From Silence About Time In Japanese Internment Camps
Claudia and Bill on their wedding day, July 12, 1975. Courtesy of the Dewane family hide caption
Philip, 43, (right) and his nephew Andy, 28, at StoryCorps in Minneapolis in December. Philip got his nickname from the American soldiers he was assigned to in Iraq because he loved Philip Morris cigarettes. Andy is also a nickname. StoryCorps hide caption
'From Being Alone To A Whole Family,' An Iraqi Interpreter's Dream Fulfilled
Ed Roy, 63, and Mary Johnson-Roy, 64, were married in 2015. Both had sons die. "I'm grateful to have someone there that has experienced the same thing I have," Mary tells Ed at StoryCorps in Minneapolis. Courtesy of Brian Mogren hide caption
John Marboe is a Lutheran pastor in St. Paul, Minn., and an adjunct professor at the University of Minnesota, but says he keeps hauling trash because it's important. Courtesy of John Marboe hide caption
Ellie Dahmer holds a photo of her late husband, Vernon. StoryCorps hide caption
Kayla Wilson with her mother, Wendy Founds, in Little Rock, Ark. Morgan Feigal-Stickles/StoryCorps hide caption
Fred Taylor Jr. served as a kind of "apologist-in-chief" for Southwest Airlines. StoryCorps hide caption
For The Man With A Thousand Sorries, Apologizing Became Second Nature
Judy Charest and Harold Hogue recounted the story of their fateful meeting for StoryCorps in Nashville, Tenn. Mia Warren/StoryCorps hide caption
Decades After Daring Rescue, 2 Tennesseans Relive Christmas Miracle
Kaya Ortega with her father, Francisco, at StoryCorps in Los Angeles. StoryCorps hide caption
He Followed His Parents To U.S. With One Order: 'Go Change The World'
Dr. Joseph Linsk of Atlantic City, N.J., has held on to a secret for more than 80 years. Stefanie Campolo/The Press of Atlantic City hide caption
A Lifelong Secret: Can You Help This Ailing 94-Year-Old Man Make Amends?
Fred Davie and Robert Sanchez, on a recent visit to StoryCorps in New York City. StoryCorps hide caption
In Prison And Outside, He Found His 'Iota Of Light': A Mentor Named Fred
Leslye Huff, 66, and Mary Ostendorf, 79, in Cleveland, where they recorded their StoryCorps interview. StoryCorps hide caption
Once Unwelcome News, Her Daughter's Outing Opened Door For A New Love
Saboor Sahely at his restaurant, Angie's, in Logan, Utah. Cache Valley Family Magazine hide caption