Nov. 19, 2008 Story by Michelle Doellman Jose Quintero remembers clutching his mother’s hand on the tarmac of an airport in Havana, Cuba, on August 12, 1960. Soon Quintero would be in America, away from the rising Communist regime of Fidel Castro. Thirty-four years later, Juan Carlos Subiza, Quintero’s cousin, would make the same...
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