was raising his family, a man like him is called a mensch, yiddish for a standup guy. and now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. she seemed to be a good fit for him? absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. the couple moved to dunwoody, affluent suburb of atlanta, after rusty, a software grad, accepted a job with a software company. they had a great house in atlanta, a summer house out at the lake, a boat, two great kids. they were living the dream. a dream that was violently shattered that morning in the parking lot. the virtual execution of a young husband and father was in no one s frame of reference. the irrationality of the violence making it all the more terrifying. local attorney ester panage. it put a lot of fear into a lot of people, into the whole community. the fleeting thought, was it a hate crime, was the gunman targeting jews? the other line of spe
stand away from the stand. i will fight for the bill of rights. take this man away from the stand. and then i got the idea that you could do something that would make your society a little better. my family had some reservations about this, but then when i married at the end of college, my family said if she wants to be a lawyer, let her try. if she can t succeed, she will have a husband to support her. that s me wait to go get my diploma. very happy. my brother and cousins call her yiddish word for grandmother. it s what we ve always called her. bubby? yes? do you know if you have fake sugar like splenda?
they were immigrants. english was a second language to them. they had a little store. they were the more blue collar family. but my father was just this incredibly generous, warm guy. david s father richard was larger than life. if you can imagine this guy, he was a big guy with a big cigar hanging out of his mouth. we referred to him as bubala. he was bubala. if you know yiddish, bubala, it s like love, it s hugging and it s kissing. we spent more time at david s house than any place else. bubala celebrated us like no other person. he said, i have two more sons.
he was bubala. if you know yiddish, bubala, it s like love, it s hugging and it s kissing. we spent more time at david s house than any place else. bubala celebrated us like no other person. he said, i have two more sons. when the boys found each other, it just sort of happened then and there. here s this wonderful story, and that s it. nobody questioned what was going on except the parents, of course. when the families met up the first time, there was great anger in all of them about the fact that the parents had never been told that there were two other children. they didn t tell us a word when we were adopting.
larger than life. if you can imagine this guy, he was a big guy with a big cigar hanging out of his mouth. we referred to him as bubbla. he was bubbla. if you know yiddish, bubbla, it s like love, it s hugging and it s kissing. we spent more time at david s house than any place else. bubbla celebrated us like no other person. he said, i have two more sons. when the boys found each other, it just sort of happened then and there. here s this wonderful story, and that s it. nobody questioned what was going on except the parents, of course. when the families met up the