Did your parents or grandparents survive the Holocaust?

An opportunity for remembrance

By GenShoah SWFL

The Jewish community of Southwest Florida will commemorate Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) in Collier County on Sunday, May 5, 4 p.m. at the Nina Iser Jewish Cultural Center. It is a time for meditation, reflection and somber memorial.

We want to include the names to remember — the parents and grandparents of our local second (2G) and third (3G) generations of the Holocaust.

Please submit your name along with the names for remembrance to genshoahswfl@hmcec.org.

Examples

Rochelle Zelcer Lieb – daughter of Auschwitz survivors Mayer Zelcer and Marta Zwecher Zelcer

Ida Margolis – daughter of Auschwitz survivors Max and Janet Zuchter Moskowitz

Join GenShoah SWFL

Membership in GenShoah SWFL is open to the entire community. It is an affinity group of the Holocaust Museum and Cohen Education Center and is for Holocaust survivor families and others who are interested in:

• Promotion of Holocaust education and human rights

• Preservation of the history and memories of the Holocaust

• Connection with other secondand third-generation families

• Supporting the Holocaust Museum and Cohen Education Center

There are no fees or mandatory attendance. Programs of interest and a monthly newsletter are available to all members. For more information, contact us at genshoahswfl@hmcec.org.