Garuda purser died serving his passengers, his Japanese wife says

Garuda purser died serving his passengers, his Japanese wife says

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Fatima Miki Yamamoto, Japanese wife of Wiranto Wooryono, an Indonesian purser who died in a Garuda 737-400 crash at Yogyakarta airport in central Java, poses with her son Mikan holding his father's photo at their house in Jakarta on March 10.

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