Margie Weingarden and Moshe Tutnauer met at Ramah Wisconsin in 1956. We were both meltzarim! After a year of long distance communication (Moshe was at JTS and Margie at Wayne […]
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Margie Weingarden and Moshe Tutnauer met at Ramah Wisconsin in 1956. We were both meltzarim! After a year of long distance communication (Moshe was at JTS and Margie at Wayne […]
We were both counselors in the same edah and became friendly.
We began our relationship at an LTF Kalla in Atlantic City in the fall of 1959 and by the summer of 1960 we were a couple.
Meeting at Ramah made it much easier to get to know each and come to love each other.
Morton Steinberg and Miriam Bernstein Steinberg met in 1959, and again in 1969, at Ramah Wisconsin and were married in 1974.
We met while I was a JC and John was an AA. We “went out” for three long days and then broke up. We did not speak for the rest […]
We met at age 12 in Edah Gimmel and were together at Ramah California again the following summer. On the Shabbat following our wedding, we celebrated Sheva Brakhot back at […]
We first met when I was a counselor in Marcy’s edah in 1985. We reconnected in 1996 when we were both living in New York City and were active in […]
Todd and I met on a canoe trip to Silver Birches on Lake Skeleton the first week at camp.
We met as campers when Larry was in Gesher and I was in Machon. We were just friends then and did not begin dating until after we had graduated from […]