Rehab center residents renew their vows together after 65 years
Mikhail and Feyga met in Moldova during the 1950s, and came to America in the 1980s.
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Jul 20, 2022, 11:57 PM
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464ds agoOne couple in Brooklyn that resides in a local rehab center
renewed their vows today.
Mikhail and Feyga met in Moldova during the 1950s, and came
to America in the 1980s.
The couple says they were discriminated against for their
Jewish faith in Moldova which is why they came to the U.S.
They renewed their vows with one another in Russian, and
while their daughter wasn’t around to see their whole story, she was there to
experience them share their timeless tale through their vows.
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