Frankie Loeb
Frankie Loeb shares her family history rooted in European origins and her upbringing in Seattle, including her involvement in her Jewish community and leadership roles. She reflects on her cultural traditions, her experiences moving due to her husband's military service, and the importance of maintaining her heritage. She emphasizes the value of community leadership and personal family joys, especially with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Chapters
Locations
Seattle, Washington
Tacoma, Washington
Capitol Hill (Seattle)
Madrona (Seattle)
Madrona K-8 School (Seattle)
Garfield High School (Seattle)
Stevens Elementary School (Seattle)
Meany Middle School (Seattle)
Temple De Hirsch Sinai (Seattle Campus)
Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle
National Council of Jewish Women, Seattle Section
Harlingen, Texas
San Francisco, California
Las Vegas, Nevada
Portland, Oregon
Alaska
Belarus
Czech Republic
Lithuania
Russia
Jewish Family Service (Seattle)
Soviet Union (former)
Minsk, Belarus
Moscow, Russia
Vienna, Austria
Rome, Italy
New York City, New York
Cherry Street (Central District, Seattle)
Willner’s Bargain Store (Cherry Street, Seattle)
Brenner Brothers (Cherry Street, Seattle)
Madrona (Seattle neighborhood)
Dell’s Delicatessen (15th Ave, Capitol Hill, Seattle)
Frederick & Nelson Department Store (Downtown Seattle)
Israel
Arizona
Downtown Seattle
Seattle Public Schools (John Stanford Center)
National Council of Jewish Women – Seattle Section
Junior League of Seattle
United Way of King County
Workmen’s Circle (Arbeter Ring), Seattle
Bluma’s Delicatessen (Cherry Street, Seattle)
Related Tags
Leadership
Jewish Federation's Women's Division
Jewish Federation Council of Jewish Women
Yiddish