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| April 19, 2009, a special day of Holocaust remembrance at Mount Sinai Simi Valley as told through living artifacts, stories, and music of cherished loved ones. |
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Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries commemorated Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, with a unique program, "Artifacts, Stories & Music" on April 19, 2009 at its Simi Valley Park. The keynote address was delivered by Rabbi Abner Weiss of Westwood Village Synagogue with musical performances by Cantor Joseph Gole of Sinai Temple. This free event for the entire community included the rescued music of Cantor David Nowakowsky, the premiere of "Unbroken Chain: Artifacts, Stories & Music, 1933-1945," an original video. On display was the Mount Sinai Shoah Quilt of Memory. The Ziegler Center was home to an extraordinary exhibit of artifacts and writings, of long lost friends reunited, and of invaluable stories told. |
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