injured in the cabin where her husband had died, and her father. Edward Morgan then made another broadcast less able to conceal his emotions, describing the difference between reporting the news about strangers and his own loved ones. Linda Morgan was admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital in New York, where her broken arm was placed in traction. When Polanco, her Spanish-speaking crewman benefactor, was on a weekend leave from the Stockholm, he went to the hospital to pay a visit. Sister Loretta Bernard, administrator of the hospital, gave Polanco a Miraculous Medal of Our Lady. Then Linda's father, who had also worked in Mexico, greeted him with a hearty embrace. "Hombre, hombre," said Mr. Morgan, "Man, man how can I ever thank you?" Morgan suffered from survivor's guilt, as her stepfather and younger half-sister had been killed and her mother badly injured. Morgan moved to San Antonio, Texas, in 1970. Her husband since 1968, Phil Hardberger, became Mayor of San Antonio in June 2005. References External links The key to Cabin 52, as found on SS Stockholm 1942 births Living people People from San Antonio