Holocaust Survivor to speak

Titans,

Last year we had Holocaust survivor Stephen Nasser speak at Colony High. He is the author of the book My Brother’s Voice, which I reviewed here. He gave a great presentation and students gave him a standing ovation.

At that time, we couldn’t work out a schedule for him to come to Chaffey High. Fortunately, we are able to have him at the Gardner Springs Auditorium on the Chaffey High campus after school on Monday. Since the presentation begins at 3 PM, I’m hoping you can attend.

World War II ended in 1945, so survivors of the war and the Holocaust are becoming fewer as they reach their mid-80s and older. This is a great opportunity for you and your family members to hear firsthand about one of the most tragic events in history.

Gardner Springs Auditorium

on the Chaffey High campus

Monday, January 30, 2012

3:00 PM

If you are interested in buying Nasser’s book, he will be selling and signing copies. (Paperback copies are $15.00, cash or check only.)

I hope to see you there!

About Victoria Waddle

Victoria Waddle is a Pushcart Prize-nominated writer and has been included in Best Short Stories from The Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction Contest. Her books include a collection of feminist short fiction, Acts of Contrition, and a chapbook on grief, The Mortality of Dogs and Humans. Her YA novel about a polygamist cult, Keep Sweet, launches in June 2025. Formerly the managing editor of the journal Inlandia: A Literary Journey and a teacher librarian, she contributes to the Southern California News Group column Literary Journeys. She discusses both writing and library book censorship on her Substack, “Be a Cactus.” Join her there for thoughts on defiant readers and writers as well as for weekly library censorship news.

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