Honoring those lost in the Holocaust

2006-04-28 / Front Page


IN MEMORIAM-Bent Lerno and Sandy Lebman stand behind an eternal flame in the Garden of the Righteous Rescuers outside the Kamenir Chapel in the Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Lerno, a survivor of German occupied Denmark, was a fighter in the Danish resistance movement. Lebman was a member of the 42nd Cavalry Recon Troop, which was the first to discover the Dachau concentration camp. The two were participating in a ceremony in observance of Yom Hashoah, honoring the human spirit. BILL SPARKES Acorn Newspapers IN MEMORIAM-Bent Lerno and Sandy Lebman stand behind an eternal flame in the Garden of the Righteous Rescuers outside the Kamenir Chapel in the Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Lerno, a survivor of German occupied Denmark, was a fighter in the Danish resistance movement. Lebman was a member of the 42nd Cavalry Recon Troop, which was the first to discover the Dachau concentration camp. The two were participating in a ceremony in observance of Yom Hashoah, honoring the human spirit. BILL SPARKES Acorn Newspapers

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