06/16/2026
I am deeply grateful to MorseLife for welcoming me and giving me the opportunity to share my grandparents’ journey with residents of the Traditions building.
It is not only an honor and a privilege, but also a responsibility for me, as the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, to share their story—to keep their voices, memories, and truths alive.
I am very much looking forward to returning in July to share with the residents of the MorseLife Palace.
A huge thank you to Amy Bernstein for making this opportunity possible. Amy is truly amazing—passionate, thoughtful, and deeply committed to creating impactful programming. Thank you as well to Chuck for being there and assisting throughout—MorseLife is lucky to have him.
One of the most powerful moments was meeting a Holocaust survivor who lives there. We shared a quiet, private moment—talking, hugging, and crying together—followed by a photo I will always cherish.
As I continue presenting, I keep meeting survivors who deeply relate to my grandparents’ journey and remind me how necessary this education is.
Education remains the most powerful tool we have to combat antisemitism.
If you are a 55+ independent or assisted living community in the Tri-County area, I encourage you to reach out. I would be honored to share this presentation with your residents.