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Carole Priven

Carole Priven

Carole Priven is a resident of San Francisco. She is an attorney and gerontologist and volunteers as a traumatic grief and loss counselor.

Carole Priven's tattoo is a copy of the one that was forced on her late husband at Auschwitz.
Posted inYom HaShoah, First Person, Local Voice, Holidays, Opinion

Your tattoo was forced on you at Auschwitz. Mine honors your memory.

Carole Priven by Carole Priven April 30, 2019May 2, 2019

It was a tattoo parlor on Judah Street and 40th Avenue, but it felt like the Sistine Chapel. A long, sad stencil of Mother Mary greeted me as I crossed the threshold. There were angels and praying hands and sad faces of Jesus hanging on the walls. I was the Jew of Judah Street that […]

Posted inFirst Person, Local Voice, Opinion

In first person: Returning from dead

Carole Priven by Carole Priven November 12, 1999April 12, 2019
Posted inCommunity

You never know just who might be listening

Carole Priven by Carole Priven April 16, 1999April 12, 2019

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