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From: "Gary Heath" <gaheath@bellsouth.net>
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Dear David!	   CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!														I read your first
story with a deep sadness and felt so bad for you and the memory of your
ggrandma too.		God performed a miracle for you and others that you can't
give up hope ever.   He made sure and your ggrandma did too that your most
precious heirloom was saved.														This story belongs in the odd
stories on excit.com because of the miracle behind it and also there weren't
any other books saved besides yours right?															The Lord our God
has shown everyone that there's hope in believing him.									God Blessed
You Dear David & Have A SUPER HAPPY BLESSED NEW YEAR!												Debra Katz
Heath































-----Original Message-----
From: David Simon Bendory [mailto:david90@alumni.princeton.edu]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 2:10 PM
To: Hungarian SIG
Subject: No Words to Describe


Tens of people responded to my earlier story of my GGM's siddur, trapped in
the wreckage of the World Trade Center. Several encouraged me to have faith:
after surviving pogroms in Hungary, the journey to America, and 3
generations of my family, the siddur would surely survive this calamity as
well.

Well, it seems that the presence of my siddur saved One Liberty Plaza, which
is not only standing but also structurally sound -- in spite of earlier
reports of its collapse.

As to my siddur, it has been retrieved and is safely in the hands of a
friend who will personally deliver it to me tonight in time for Rosh
HaShannah.

Earlier, I said that I have no words to describe the catastrophe from which
I narrowly escaped. I now have no words to describe the miracle which has
emerged from that same catastrophe.

God willing, there are more miracles to come, in the form of survivors who
emerge from the debris.

Shanah tovah,

David Simon Bendory
Livingston, NJ
david90@alumni.princeton.edu
Looking for Hungarian KOHN, POPPER, BRAUCH, HECHT in Resita, Timisoara,
Anina
Looking for Romanian SCHWARTZ or SIEGAL, VACSMAN in Botosani or Braila,
Romania
Looking for Romanian HARR near Bucharest, Romania
Looking for SIMON and GOETZ from Germany
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/i/m/David-E-Simon/index.html




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