Comments May 2021

 

Ruth Sugerman

Fri, May 14, 3:35 PM (16 hours ago)

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I love reading your Newsletter.  Thanks for the effort you put into it.

 

After being a Trentonian all my life, I'm moving out to the San Francisco area the beginning of June.  Two of my four kids are there.  One is in Hawaii and one is in Washington State.  They'll be closer and I'll be able to watch my four grandchildren grow up.

 

It's hard to leave "home", but exciting as well.

 

Thank goodness for the computer.  Keep those Newsletters coming.

 

Ruth Sugerman

 

 

 

Tal Brody shared a post: After 4,360 rockets fired upon her family in Israel by Palestinian terrorist groups of Hamas & the Jihad Islam, Israeli gymnast Linoy Ashram showed the Spirt of Israel and has won a gold medal, along with two silver medals at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Italy.  Congratulations Linoy.

 

                              

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