Communitywide Yom HaShoah Commemoration “SURVIVAL AND RESILIENCE” Please join us for a communitywide observance to honor the memory of the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust. Sunday, April 19, 2015 7:00-8:30pm Congregation B’nai Israel 3600 Riverside Blvd., Sacramento GUEST SPEAKERS Maria Winkler, child of Holocaust survivors, shares the story of her father, Joseph, a chemist and inventor, who was in charge of the Galicia Oil Refinery in Poland and who, literally, engineered his survival. Sy Karfiol was one of thousands of hidden children who lived with and was raised by a Catholic family between the ages of 2-6 in Belgium. His father survived Auschwitz but his mother and grandmother were murdered by the Nazis. Left: Sy and Renee Karfiol. Right: Joseph Winkler. If you’re a survivor, child of a survivor or grandchild of a survivor and want to join the candle lighting ceremony, meet at 6:45pm at Congregation B’nai Israel. Kosher refreshments immediately following the program hosted by B’nai Israel. Sign Language Interpreters on site provided by Federation’s Committee on Inclusion and Disabilities. Yom HaShoah is sponsored by the Jewish Community Relations Council, a division of the Jewish Federation of the Sacramento Region, with the support of the Sacramento Board of Rabbis and the Central Valley Holocaust Educators’ Network. 916-486-0906 or www.jewishsac.org
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