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(Continued from Page 5)itors. They never knew very much about him. When he died, they arranged a Catholic funeral for him; something he said once made them think he was Catholic. They took care of having him buried in the proper manner. They never even knew his last name, but it was something Nellie “had to do.Nellie worked as a volunteer in the Uptown Nursing Home, and in a nursery, a day school, a sheltering home ... for anyone and everyone who asked, and even for some whodidn’t ask.Nellie Greenberg's children were the pride of her life, and they are steadfast in her old age. In addition to Reba, a busy charity worker in her own right, there is William, who for 42 years played viola with the'SfeL* « I * I /*k 1 U. m a m 4 mm***. A 4 L% ^was a hymn, thanking God for his blessings and for all kindness.When the song was finished, Nellie turned and gave her own benediction to the day.“God bless the whole world and everybody in it.”
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Philadelphia Jewish Exponent
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Dec 09, 1977
Page 54
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