| Art and Meredith Neria |
| January 25, 2007 09:53 PM |
We light candles and add our prayers for the families who lost loved ones in the Shoah, for the survivors of the Shoah and for those who are experiencing a modern day annihilation. But if we do not honor HaShem and respect one another, we will repeat the horror. |
| Joy |
| January 25, 2007 06:51 PM |
I light this candle in remembrance and in honor of all those who suffered and continue to suffer. |
| Doris and Dave Levinson |
| January 25, 2007 01:26 PM |
In memory of my mother-in-law's aunt, uncle, Sima and Noah Hochberg, three of their adult children, one spouse, we light this candle. |
| Calvin Mellick |
| January 25, 2007 01:16 PM |
Gemocide in all of its forms must be stopped by every person, regardless of there nationality. |
| Betty Curnutt |
| January 25, 2007 11:30 AM |
I will not only honor the heroic jews who were victums of Nazi genoside by lighting a candle but alsofor the blacks, disabled, and the homosexuals who were also condemned and died. I also wish to include all the terrible killings due to race and ethnic hatred that is still going on today and hope man's inhumanity toward others different from themselves will cease! |
| Brian |
| January 25, 2007 11:26 AM |
I light a candle in remembrance of my gay brothers and sisters who where killed during the Holocaust for simply being themselves. I pray that the world will never again destroy life over menial differences, whether race, religion, sexuality, or gender. Peace On Earth. Heal The World. God Bless Us All. |
| Tolsa and Jack Greenberg |
| January 25, 2007 09:01 AM |
We light this candle to commemorate the lives of our family and families of everyone who suffered during these black days of the holocaust. We will never forget. |
| Mitchell B. Rosenfeld, M.D. |
| January 25, 2007 01:07 AM |
In memory of the Six Million. Never Again!!!! |
| Catherine |
| January 24, 2007 09:26 PM |
I light this candle in memory of all the lives lost during the Holocaust and in genocides that are still continuing to this day. To those brave people who gave their lives -we will never forget you. |
| Stella Gelfand |
| January 24, 2007 03:39 PM |
My parents were survivors of Bergen Belsen. They were married there and had a son in Bergen Belson afterward as they had nowhere to go when they were liberated. In 1970, I went to Germany & Israel for the Bergen Belsen 25th Anniversay of their liberation with all the survivors that could come, and as a child what I saw was gruesome. Lucky for my parents, they were able to make a nice life in Canada. I grew up as the child of survivors, but my parents gave us a happy home. |
