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Irene from Baltimore wrote on June 10, 2004
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Morgenstern,Thank you so much for sending me a copy of the book honoring Nancy's life. I received it on a Tuesday at school and by that evening I had completed it wanting to learn much more about your amazing daughter. She certainly was an inspiration to all that knew her and I am sorry it took this tragedy to bring her goodness to light for others to see.At our Jewish Day school, the 6th graders who got a glimpse of her life from the NY Times and had contributed to Chai Lifeline in her memory in 2001 are graduating from the 8th grade. Nancy was mentioned in our principal's speech signifying what a role model she had been. Now, She will be remembered by the young adolescents who never knew her but learned how she remained connected to her family and inspired by her Judaism while... Read more
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Morgenstern,Thank you so much for sending me a copy of the book honoring Nancy's life. I received it on a Tuesday at school and by that evening I had completed it wanting to learn much more about your amazing daughter. She certainly was an inspiration to all that knew her and I am sorry it took this tragedy to bring her goodness to light for others to see.At our Jewish Day school, the 6th graders who got a glimpse of her life from the NY Times and had contributed to Chai Lifeline in her memory in 2001 are graduating from the 8th grade. Nancy was mentioned in our principal's speech signifying what a role model she had been. Now, She will be remembered by the young adolescents who never knew her but learned how she remained connected to her family and inspired by her Judaism while in the midst of a secular world.Many thanks for sharing these precious thoughts with me and the world.... Collapse
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