By Marjorie Searl Like his wife, Hilde, Ernst (born Ernst Rothschild) left Germany when he was 18 and found safety in the United States. Both he and Hilde were born […]
Read MoreDear Chris McCoy and Edison Students, We enjoyed working with you, and look forward to seeing you all next summer!We appreciate your hard work and enthusiasm! And your commitment to beautifying […]
Read MoreAugust 15th was a wonderful summer day to come together to honor Richard Reisem, our founder and friend. We dedicated a lovely tri- colored beech tree to Richard, which will […]
Read MoreAn Ensemble Tour Celebrating those who answered their country’s call to duty during the Civil War Led by Deb Coffey, our very own CW aficionado, guests were taken to visit […]
Read MoreBy Marjorie Searl Margaret, born Margarethe Tuch on August 31, 1897, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, was married to York Kunz on December 30, 1919. She and York had two […]
Read MoreWritten by Marcia Birken in conjunction with interview and notes of Ilene Benz, daughter of Larry Weiss Larry (Lothar) Weiss was born August 8,1937 in Berlin, Germany to Artur and […]
Read MoreBy Marjorie Barkin Searl Frederick (Fritz) Blum was born on February 9, 1889, in Frankenthal, Rhineland-Palatinate Germany. He studied to be a lawyer, and served Germany in World War I, […]
Read MoreBy Marjorie Searl Elisabeth (Lies) Teutsch Blum was born in Nuremberg on October 3, 1894. Like her father, she was trained as a lawyer, but never practiced after her marriage […]
Read MoreBy Marjorie Searl The daughter of Frederick (Fritz) Blum and Elisabeth (Lies) Blum, Ursula Blum Granite was born in Nuremberg on May 1, 1929. As the noose around the Jews […]
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