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PASSOVER FEATURE
Reserving a seat for
Shulamit -- at her seder

Suzanne Belling

By Suzanne Belling

Published: 04/15/2008

A family's Passover traditions go on thanks to a wondrous sister-in-law whose sun set far too early.

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