Person · daughter-in-law
Carol
Carol
Shimon’s wife.
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... Immediately after the war, I rejoined my future
husband. We were married in Salzburg, Austria, and
raised a fine family. From the time we arrived in Amer-
ica, we enjoyed a good life. We still cannot understand
how we were able to survive those terrible times. Our
beloved families were exterminated by the Nazis. We
are consoled by being blessed with children, who will
carry on our family lines. My husband and I love them
and their families. Our son Shimon is in the textile busi-
ness. He and his wife, Carol, live in Plainview, Long
Island with their two beautiful children. Our younger
son, Steven, who married Marlene, is a bookkeeper.
They live in Brooklyn, New York. ...Connected nodes
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