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06/01/1912
Emmerich
Regina “Ina” Freibaum
(03/06/1892 Giershagen, Germany – 12/10/1983 Anniston, AL)
Felix Nathan
(07/03/1886 Emmerich, Germany – 06/04/1977 Anniston, AL)
Herta “Helen” Nathan (Spouse #1: Nat Arkus; Spouse #2: Alfred Caro)
(07/22/1913 Emmerich, Germany – 03/28/1967 Anniston, AL)
Heinz “Henry” Nathan (Spouse: Sophie Nathan)
(12/16/1920 Emmerich, Germany – 06/18/1974 Birmingham, AL)
Rudolph “Rudy” Alfred Kempenich (Kemp)
(05/04/1911 Emmerich, Germany – 07/16/1999 Anniston, AL)
Married October 10, 1935 in Emmerich, Germany
Rudy and Greta met at the family department store where Greta worked (Nathan and Gompertz).
Rudy and Greta were the last couple to be married in the synagogue in Emmerich, two years before they fled across that bridge over the Rhine. Standing on a pedestal in front of them on their wedding day was the four-foot tall brass Emmerich menorah.
Alfred “Fred” Kemp (Spouse: Madalyn Tonkel)
(02/10/1939 – 02/24/2012)
Donald “Don” Kemp (Spouse #1: Gail Sopkin; Spouse #2: Pat)
(11/12/1951 – 03/09/1988)
Margaret Jean “Jeanne” Kemp (Spouse: Steve Ginsburg)
(06/19/1947 – ?)
1937- 2007
1937- 2007
Oral Testimony of Don Kemp (son)
August 11, 2010 | (1:07)
The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum
Esther and Herbert Taylor Oral History Collection
Survivor Stories, Margareta (Greta) Sybilla Nathan Kemp
Temple Beth-El / Anniston
Written by Sherry Blanton, 2010