“The bodies were lying near each other. It was a man and a woman, wearing clothing dating from the period of World War Two. “They were perfectly preserved in the glacier and their belongings were intact.” “We think they may have fallen into a crevasse where they stayed for decades. “As the glacier receded, it gave up their bodies,’’ Bernhard Tschannen, director of Glacier 3000, told the paper. Marcelin Dumoulin, 40, was a shoemaker, while Francine, 37, was a teacher. The paper said that they left five sons and two daughters. “It was the first time my mother went with him on such an excursion. “She was always pregnant and couldn’t climb in the difficult conditions of a glacier,’’ Udry-Dumoulin said. She said after a while, they were separated and placed in families. “I was lucky to stay with my aunt; we all lived in the region but became strangers. “For the funeral, I won’t wear black. I think that white would be more appropriate. It represents hope, which I never lost,’’ Udry-Dumoulin said. To Receive Free News Updates, Add To Your WhatsApp: 08033857245; For Adverts Enquiries, Call 08083609209, To Publish Your Articles Or News Stories, Email editor@skytrendnews.com. ]]>