Dianne Arensberg
Dianne Arensberg shares her childhood in Tacoma, Washington, her involvement in the small Jewish community, and her family's business in plumbing. She recounts her educational choices, work experiences, and family history, including challenges like maintaining a kosher diet and the impact of a local earthquake. Dianne also talks about her fond memories of summers in Seaside, Oregon, her experiences growing up Jewish in Tacoma without a neighborhood, and the changes in the local Jewish community over the years.
Locations
Tacoma, Washington
Downtown Tacoma
Nalley Valley (Tacoma)
Seattle, Washington
North Seattle (North End)
University of Washington (Seattle)
Bellevue, Washington
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Dayton, Washington
Portland, Oregon
San Francisco, California
Simi Valley, California
Saratoga, California
Camp Saratoga (California)
Republic, Washington
Seaside, Oregon
Seaside Promenade (The Prom)
Broadway Street (Seaside)
Lewis and Clark Salt Works (Seaside)
Cannon Beach, Oregon
Haystack Rock (Cannon Beach)
Oregon Coast
Washington Coast
Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail (end at Seaside)
Wright Park (Tacoma)
Synagogue across from Wright Park (Tacoma) — name not recalled
Tacoma temple (unnamed)
Chabad House (Tacoma)
Fort Lewis (Joint Base Lewis–McChord)
Congregation Neveh Shalom (Portland)
Related Tags
Education
Rosen Supply
Kosher
Tacoma Jewish Community
Chabad House