The Neufeld boys (from left to right) Frank, John, Jake, Bill, Dave and Abe, were among 250 Mennonites who fled Russia in 1929 after it came under Soviet rule. The brothers were so grateful to enter the U.S., they served in World War II even though it was forbidden by their religion.
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