Marieta meets uncle Sol







Maybe....New York?
In the eighties? Seventies? Who knows?
My mother, Marieta Peissahk Menda, visits Uncle Sol and aunt.....I don't know her name.
I have only those three pictures of that day, and I don't know much more about it. But anyone can see that they are really happy.
Please send your comments, to fill the gaps.

Mari




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