Guest Column: The story of how one family made Memphis home
More than 40 years ago, Doan and Mylinh Dinh (right) fled Vietnam and established a new family here in Memphis. Their daughter Theresa (left) graduated from UTHSC College of Medicine last month and is now headed into a five-year residency program at UTHSC. (Credit: Mike LaRosa)
Bryce W. Ashby
Bryce Ashby is an attorney for Donati Law, PLLC who primarily represents workers in employment disputes.
Michael J. LaRosa
Michael J. LaRosa is an associate professor of history at Rhodes College.
More than 40 years ago, Doan and Mylinh Dinh fled Vietnam and established a new family here in Memphis — a city that gave them not just a chance for survival but the opportunity to thrive.
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