by Jena Morris Breningstall - 'A Slice of Life' - Lechaim Weekly
From a speech at the memorial to Pesha Leah Lapine
Pesha Leah Lapine and I were not only cousins, we were good friends. I remember the night we became friends. Pesha Leah and I were exactly the same age, and had done the same things at the same time. We had each gone from the social issues of the sixties, to a growing sense of Judaism in the seventies. Everything Pesha Leah said that night made me laugh and I laughed until my sides ached.
Mrs. Lapine, a Wife and Mother
by Jena Morris Breningstall – ‘A Slice of Life’ – Lechaim Weekly
From a speech at the memorial to Pesha Leah Lapine
Pesha Leah Lapine and I were not only cousins, we were good friends. I remember the night we became friends. Pesha Leah and I were exactly the same age, and had done the same things at the same time. We had each gone from the social issues of the sixties, to a growing sense of Judaism in the seventies. Everything Pesha Leah said that night made me laugh and I laughed until my sides ached.
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