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Apr072011

Three local survivors share their testimony in Grand Island

DateThursday, April 7, 2011 at 10:50AM Print ArticlePrint Article

Kitty Williams, Dr. Fred Kader and Lou Leviticus shared their testimonies with over 500 high school seniors from Grand Island on March 24, 2011.

The survivors told their stories and provided some advice. Williams said there’s only one thing she wants students to take away from their survival stories: “Don’t ever by prejudiced, because that’s where I think it all starts.”

Following an article about the event, one Grand Island student posted, “These are stories that every student in Nebraska should hear. Perhaps our school would have less problems with bullying if they could learn not to judge others.”

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