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Chaya Rozenburgene with her son Elan and granddaughter Michalia

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Chaya Rozenburgene with her son Elan and granddaughter Michalia
My daughter Chaya Rozenburgene with her son Elan and granddaughter Michalia in Israel, 2005. My daughter Chaya graduated from the Faculty of Cybernetics of Kaunas Polytechnic College. She married Motl Rozenburg, a talented engineer. This was a pre-arranged marriage, but my daughter and her husband are happy. She has two children: son Elan, born in 1977, and daughter Elena, born in 1983. Elena has finished a medical college this year. She wants to continue her education to acquire her Master of Medicine degree. Chaya works in a private company and is making good money. Motl works at the design institute where he started his career. Elan, my grandson, finished a medical college. He married Lisa, a Jewish girl. In 1994 he realized his grandfather's dream and moved to Israel. He's become a true Israelite, a religious Jewish man observing his ancestors? covenants. Elan and Lisa have a lovely daughter. Her name is Michalia. She is my great-granddaughter.

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