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| 28th March 2013 - 05:48:28 PM |
| 73 : Inge Auerbacher |
| Dear Elyse: In which village was your grandpa born? I think I came from the same region --SW Germany. Here is who I am www.ingeauerbacher.com Please contact me at ingeauebacher at yahoo.com I am a child survivor of the Terezin concentration camp where the poem I NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY was written by Pavel Friedman. |
| 05th March 2013 - 01:13:43 PM |
| 72 : Patsy Riddle |
| Hi Elyse, What a wonderful story and what a great thing you are doing to honor your grandparents. I teach 8th grade language arts, and we do a very extensive study on the Holocaust. Our students are fortunate to hear a survivor speak to them each year. Mr. Morris Glass will be visiting our school soon. Thank you for sharing your heritage with us. |
| 22nd February 2013 - 08:22:28 PM |
| 71 : John Griffin |
| I am a middle school Language Arts educator and I teach a unit on Holocaust education. I read your article and really like your story. Looking forward to sharing it with my students. Many thanks, John Griffin, NBCT |
| 25th December 2012 - 03:45:22 PM |
| 70 : Peter Leben |
| Hi Elyse. I am very moved by your wonderful website in honor of your grandfather. I formed the Jewish Legacy Group which honors many Jewish Luminararies who contributed greatly to European culture but tragically died in the Holocaust. I do not have a website - but I welcome you to email me and I would love to send you very fascinating and compelling material about these great people. ( you csan post on your own site.) Thank you for creating this website - I'm sure it moves many people |
| 06th June 2012 - 06:18:46 PM |
| 69 : Beth Hurley Luers |
| Hello, Elyse. I teach history at a local college in Western Maryland and have for many years. My area of interest is the Holocaust. I have met and become friends with several survivors. Their stories are very important, and we need to keep them alive and learn from them. I have found when you personalize an event in history, it means more to the student. I think what you are doing is magnificent. If you are ever in Western Maryland, I'd love to meet you and have you speak to my classes. |
| 13th March 2011 - 09:41:07 PM |
| 68 : Kathleen |
| Hi Elyse - my 13 yr old daughter and I (both Catholic) were at the play today, and were priviliged to hear you speak. You are a very eloquent young lady, and I so admire your desire to share your legacy. I look forward to educating myself more by looking through your site...thank you for all the time and energy you spend ensuring that the past is never forgotten. |
| 03rd October 2010 - 07:15:39 PM |
| 67 : Judy Carol Faust |
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Dear Elyse,
I read the article on you that was from a link at the Boston3G site. You are already an amazing person. Don't let anyone ever try to take you down, like the other two nasty entries below. You are doing a great job. I want to let you know that I am a Personal Historian and filmmaker. Please have a look at my website. Maybe what I am doing can inspire you or perhaps your family might like me to make their story into a documentary. I just completed a Holocaust survivor story of a woman who was a hidden child in Poland during the war. I am one lone woman, a fairly new business, not a professional big studio, but I am finding that my own desire for peace and love in our world can come through the art form of the simple documentary. In the next two weeks I will have the new previews up so you can see the range of what I do. Maybe you can link to my site and I can link people to yours too. Let's chat! See all the info you need at: www.connectyourstories.com blessings to you and your work! Judy |
| 01st October 2010 - 08:13:55 PM |
| 66 : Nita Brown |
| My daughter, Shawn Leo, sent me the article written about you and your website. She worked with your mom, Elyse. I am glad to see you are doing this, and wish you continued success! |
| 27th August 2010 - 09:42:52 PM |
| 65 : Holly from Spectrum Eye Care |
| Hi Elyse! I stopped by to see the scoop! Very nice job on your website. |
| 07th August 2010 - 12:18:27 PM |
| 64 : Sam and Lynn Rimell |
| A wonderful site. Keep up the good work. |
| 01st August 2010 - 08:47:03 PM |
| 63 : Doris Bodenheimer Loggins |
| Hi Elyse. My Bodenheimer family came to North Carolina in 1750's we have a Reunion the last Sunday in July. as a child I grew up beside of a Bert Bodenheimer,not your grandfather.Not any of the early Bodenheimer's was Jewish that Iam aware of.You are a great young lady to under take this project.I live beside a couple from Germany he fought in the Germany Army after the war they came to America. Thank you for all of you work to keepthe History of truth alive. So many people try to change facts tosay what they want to say , not what happen. Thanks again |
| 21st May 2010 - 08:38:15 AM |
| 62 : Nancy |
| Elyse - I would be proud to have you as my child. As a college student in the 1970's, my major was German language and history. I had the opportunity to live in Germany for 6 months. While there, I visited Dachau and I will never forget the impression it made on me. It was absolutely chilling and made me feel sick that people could inflict such horror upon others. You are an inspiration!! Keep up your wonderful work and never let people forget what happened. |
| 12th May 2010 - 06:47:23 PM |
| 61 : Sam P (from Becca's hebrew class) |
| By the way, keep up the good work!!!! |
| 12th May 2010 - 06:46:29 PM |
| 60 : Sam P (from Becca's hebrew class) |
| Hi Elyse. Cool site. I saw your article from the Charlotte Observer. It's Sam from Becca's class at Hewbrew school. Do you know which site you made "My Jewish Legacy". |
| 09th May 2010 - 04:51:06 PM |
| 59 : Phil Nordan |
| Enjoyed your article in the Observer, great job! I am a gentile and have been a friend of Israel for 30 years. I have a small museum in Monroe, NC dedicated to showing gentiles the importance of Israel. I start with the Balfour Declaration which most gentiles have never heard of. My wife and I helped Ed Pizer bring an art display to the Jewish Center named "The Family I Never Knew" by Ardyn Halter a tremendous artist. We had the pleasure of spending the day with him recently. If you have not seen his 11 prints at the JC you want to see them! Keep up the good work. |
| 04th May 2010 - 03:04:31 PM |
| 58 : Lyn Baker |
| I go to Temple Israel, and I read an article about you previously, and about your grandparents. I may be wrong, and please correct me, but I thought the article mentioned that you had relatives in Auburn, Maine. That's where my parents came from. If it's not too much trouble, I'd like to know if they did, or was Conn. the only place in New England they lived. I grew up in Mass. Thanks alot. Lyn B |
| 03rd May 2010 - 01:49:48 PM |
| 57 : John Elliot |
| Saw the article in the CLT OBS--what a wonderful idea! I was born in '48. I've read many books & seen films about the Holocaust & the whole Nazi experience, and met survivors over the years. Most recent book was "Flory," memoirs of a young Jewish lady in Holland during the Nazi occupation; I highly recommend. |
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