Elizabeth Saunders Home

Elizabeth Saunders Home

LOS ANGELES, United States - (From L to R) Gillian Cooke, Joni Honda, Marvin Van Tiem and Victoria Van Tiem meet at an Elizabeth Saunders Home reunion in San Diego on July 26, 2014. Cooke, a distant relative of Elizabeth Saunders, organized the reunion and says another is being planned for next year.

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