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place you on Emma's List -- a stellar group of individuals who are helping
to ensure that Goldman's papers become an indelible part of the nation's
documentary record. Emma's List will be highlighted in the acknowledgements
of the forthcoming four-volume book edition, to be published by the University
of California Press. Don't be left out!
The Emma Goldman Papers thanks all of our supporters — many of whom have not yet been added to the following list — for helping to keep history alive through their generous contributions. |
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National Historical Publications & Records Commission Joseph Cerny, Linda Fabbri, & Susan Hirano, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, University of California Lois Blum Feinblatt, Irving & Lois Blum Foundation Steven Silberstein
Cora Weiss, Samuel Rubin Foundation
National Endowment for the Humanities
Mecca Reitman Carpenter
Carolyn Patty Blum
California Council for the Humanities
Agape Foundation
Remembrances Lydia Aronowitz, beloved mother, grandmother, aunt, mother-in-law and cherished friend. May her goodness, beauty and sparkle live on in all of us. From Merrill, Andrew, Todd and Adam Stone and her niece, Candace Falk Leonard Baskin is remembered by Lisa Baskin. Thomas H. Beadling is remembered by Patricia A. Thomas. Sarah Bellush, who loved, & taught him to admire, Emma Goldman is remembered by her son, Bernard Bellush Warren K. Billings, dignified friend & colleague of Alexander Berkman, sentenced to life imprisonment in association with the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, is remembered by his niece, Marguerite Joseph Ben & Ida Capes, Emma’s dear friends & comrades, are remembered by David & Judith Capes, their grandchildren; by Bonnie Capes Tabatznik, their daughter; & by Susan & Albert Chasson, their niece & nephew Alice Checkovitz Mahoney is remembered by her niece, Susan Wladaver-Morgan Stephanie Checkovitz Wladaver is remembered by her daughter, Susan Wladaver-Morgan Sarah T. Crome, who helped found the Emma Goldman Papers, is remembered by Andrea Sohn, her niece; Esther & the late Eugene Revitch, her sister & brother-in-law; & by her friends, Victoria Brady, Dale Freeman, Ken Kann & Stephanie Pass Anna Schilhaus Diamond, Emma Goldman’s seamstress, is remembered by David Diamond, her son. Marlene Carol Clemens is remembered by her parents, Mary & Alan Dietch Sophie & Joe Desser, Emma’s dear friends & comrades are remembered by their daughter, Mildred Desser Grobstein The Ferrer Colony & Modern School of Stelton, New Jersey are remembered by Sally Brown Emma Goldman was remembered by the late Arthur Bortolotti, with gratitude for fighting "her last battle with the authorities, a battle that lasted until her last breath," on his behalf. Emma Goldman is also remembered by David Diamond with gratitude for encouraging him in his youth to pursue his musical interest & "kling in de ganze Velt" Esther Laddon, who gave Emma a home in Canada during her exile is remembered by her daughter, Ora Laddon Robbins. Sarah Lazar is remembered by Shirley Van Bourg Aunt Faye Levy – a great lady! is remembered by Merrill Stone, by her nephew Neil Solomon & family, & by her niece Candace Falk. Rella B. Lossy is remembered by Frank T. Lossy Henry Mayer, friend & fellow biographer, is remembered by Candace Falk Jane Maverick Welsh is remembered by Béa Welsh Weicker The late Jessica Mitford & the late Bob Treuhaft are remembered by Peter Stansky Curtis W. Reese, who delivered Emma’s last eulogy at her gravesite is remembered by his son, Curtis W. Reese, Jr. Ben Reitman, Emma’s road manager & lover, is remembered by his daughter, Mecca Reitman Carpenter Zilith Rosen Turitz is remembered by her niece, Nancy Chodorow Arthur Leonard Ross, Emma’s lawyer & friend, is remembered by his sons, Ralph & Edgar Ross Irma Sherman, aunt, soul-mate, & respected member of Emma’s List, is remembered by her daughter Valerie Broad and and her niece Candace Falk Jenny Sidney, comrade & mother, is remembered by Barry & Paul Pateman Julie Van Bourg is remembered by her mother, Shirley Van Bourg Kate Wolfson, a friend and admirer of Emma, with whom she shared fun and sun in St. Tropez and Bon Esprit, is remembered by her daughter, Irene Schneiderman
In honor of those who continue to keep Emma's spirit alive-- Lois Blum Feinblatt is honored by the Malino Family. Jane M. Bouvier is honored by her daughter, Virginia Bouvier David Caplan is honored by his father, Michael Caplan Jane Falk is honored by by Merill, Andy, Todd, and Adam Stone Katy Fenn is honored by Nancy Hewitt Joseph Friedman is honored by his son Larry Friedman Eleanor Engstrand & Marge Frantz are honored by Carol Jean & Edward F. Newman Dorothy R. Healey is honored by Carol Jean & Edward F. Newman Emma Samelson Jones is honored by Renee Samelson. Carol Lasser is honored by Cathy Kornblith David Madson honors his daughter Antonia, "who embodies Emma's spirit" Kiersten Amanda Roesemann is honored by her father & mother, Douglas N. Roesemann & Marla Erbin-Roesemann Vera Weiss is honored by Barbara Bloch. Jean Wilkinson is honored by her friend Lyn Reese Ari Wohlfeiler is honored by Dan Wohlfeiler. Emma Wolf is honored by her parents, Louis Wolf & Dolores Newman Joseph Zelnick is honored by Carl N. Degler |
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Martha Ackelsberg Herb Adelman Janet Adelman Harriet Alonso Lisa D. Alvarez & Andrew Tonkovich Carol Amyx Ron Anastasia & Kim Anway-Anastasia Elizabeth Anderson & the late Henry Mayer Bill Andrews Joyce Appleby Jeffery Travis Atwood
Alan Becker
Nancy Caldwell & Ed Sorel
Carol DeBoer-Langworthy
Jack Edelman
Jane Fajans & Terry Turner
Judith Gardiner |
Alice Hall Anne Bernstein & Conn Hallinan the late Alice Hamburg Robert Hamburger Larry Hannant Louis & Sadie Harlan James Harrell Nina Hartley Martin O. Heisler Stuart Hellman Leroy Hertel Frederick Hertz Robert Hillman & Olivia Crawford Sally Hindman Adrienne Hirt & Jeff Rodman Barbara Hoffer Ronald Hogeland Pat Holland Chris Hoofnagle Victor & Lorraine Honig
Elizabeth Jameson
Henry & Mary Kahn
Robin Lakoff
Nancy MacKay
Marty Nesselbush Green
Karen Offen
Nell Painter
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Paul & Prentice Sack Jeffry & Jerolyn Sackman Harriet Sage Samuel Salkin & Frankie Whitman Renee Samelson Ann Samuelson Susan Sanvidge & Paul Bluestone Susan Sarandon & Tim Robbins Camille Saviola Jaymie Sawyer Virginia Scardigli Danny Scher Lillian Schlissel Ann & Richard Schmidt, Jr. Jim Schmidt Irene Schneiderman Herb Schreier Frank & Irene Schubert Donna Schulman Jane & Jerome Schultz Marilyn & Harvey Schwartz Jules & the late Helen Seitz Juliet Shaffer Susan Shaw & Thomas W. Crane Dick Sheldon Julius & the late Irma Sherman Michelle Shocked & Bart Bull Hannah Shostack Alix Kates Shulman Barbara Sicherman Harriet F. & John Simon Kitty Sklar & Thomas Dublin Arlene & Jerome Skolnick Janet Small Judith Ellen Smith Deborah Kaufman & Alan Snitow Yvon Soares Margaret Sokolik Naomi Solomon Claire Sotnick Daniel Soyer Robert Grayson Spillers Judith Stacey Peter Stansky Randolph & Frances Starn Brenda Start & Charlene Lofgren Judith Stiehm Gloria Steinem Pessl Beckler Semel Stern Jean Stone Susan Strasser Braig Syverson
Evelyn & Norman Tabachnick
Laurel & Gael Ulrich
Tish M. Valva
Richard Walker
Susumu Yamaizumi
Fay Zadeh
and special thanks to our many donors who chose to remain anonymous |
| We at the Emma Goldman Papers will sorely miss several staunch supporters who have died in the last year--and honor the memory of Professor Michael Rogin, member of our advisory board whose appreciation dated back to his great aunt Rosie Rogin who, in 1906, was arrested with Emma Goldman; Alice Hamburg, a founder of Women for Peace; Helen Seitz, the life-long activist who grew up in anarchist colonies and remembered sitting on Emma's lap as a child; Bob Treuhaft, labor lawyer and friend; Marcus Cohn, attorney and educator devoted to Emma and to the concept of freedom; Norma Wikler, who longed for the guidance of an Emma; and several sweet family members of the Goldman Papers' staff, including Abe Brumer, Lydia Aronowitz, Faye Levy, and Irma Sherman, all of whom supported our work in their own quiet way. |
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