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Historic Bay Area shipyard hosts celebration as two of World War II’s legendary ‘Rosies’ turn 100
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Historic Bay Area shipyard hosts celebration as two of World War II’s legendary ‘Rosies’ turn 100
RICHMOND — Dozens of well-wishers turned the S.S. Red Oak Victory, a floating World War II museum in Richmond’s historic Kaiser Shipyard, into a party on Jan. 31, celebrating the 100 years of life lived by Jeanne Gibson and Marian Sousa. They popped bottles of sparkling wine, swapped stories and heaped the kind of praise that Gibson remarked is usually reserved for funerals onto the women, even with Sousa missing from the festivities as she reco…
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