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Great article!
Stephanie, great work. It is unbelievable that I hadn’t heard these stories… Again thank you so much for putting his memoirs onto paper and doing such a great job.
With love and appreciation
Thank you so very much!!
I really appreciate what you are doing for our whole family. You have a wonderful ability to communicate Uncle Irving’s life story in such a loving and emotional way! Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us! Knowing his history is so important and immeasurable for all of us as Jews!
Hi Stepaanie:
You are doing really a gret job a very important one, I think you will help both Irving and his family by publishing his story no one of them heard before.
moreover, Your way of writing is excellent and caused both me and Peretz great excitment !
love Raya and Peretz
Dear Stephany The biography of our precious Irving means so very much to us. I know I speak for our entire family in conveying heartfelt appreciation to you.
Dear Stephanie, The biography of our precious Irving means so very much to us. I know I speak for our entire family in conveying heartfelt appreciation to you.
Steph, I can barely see the words of thanks I’m writing you because of the tears the article brings to my eyes. It’s so wonderful that after so many years my Father has found the way through you to tell his story.
We all love you so much.
Neil
I do it with much love, Neil.
Stephanie,
No words can express what we feel when we read Uncle Irving’s life story. Thank you for sharing his story with us… Shelly, Gary, and family
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