My grandmother. Immigrated to the US in 1939 with her husband, Leo Engelbaum, and son, my father.
Lived in Brooklyn, NY.
Did not get to visit or see her much, for we were a military family, often living overseas.
I affectionately called her "Dami" all her life; a name that stuck, as I was unable to say "Granny" as a 2 yr old.
Was the mother of 2 sons. 3 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren at the time her death; and, now 5 great-grandchildren.
Lived in Brooklyn, NY.
Did not get to visit or see her much, for we were a military family, often living overseas.
I affectionately called her "Dami" all her life; a name that stuck, as I was unable to say "Granny" as a 2 yr old.
Was the mother of 2 sons. 3 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren at the time her death; and, now 5 great-grandchildren.
My grandmother. Immigrated to the US in 1939 with her husband, Leo Engelbaum, and son, my father.
Lived in Brooklyn, NY.
Did not get to visit or see her much, for we were a military family, often living overseas.
I affectionately called her "Dami" all her life; a name that stuck, as I was unable to say "Granny" as a 2 yr old.
Was the mother of 2 sons. 3 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren at the time her death; and, now 5 great-grandchildren.
Lived in Brooklyn, NY.
Did not get to visit or see her much, for we were a military family, often living overseas.
I affectionately called her "Dami" all her life; a name that stuck, as I was unable to say "Granny" as a 2 yr old.
Was the mother of 2 sons. 3 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren at the time her death; and, now 5 great-grandchildren.
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