Ruth Steinfeld

Ziggy Gruber showing Bill Orlin and Ruth Steinfeld around the exhibit. 

Deli man Ziggy Gruber (center) with local Holocaust survivors Bill Orlin (left) and Ruth Steinfeld (right). 

Ziggy Gruber and Ruth Steinfeld "kibitzing" inside the exhibit. 

Valérie Baraban and Ruth Steinfeld (Photo: Priscilla Dickson; courtesy of Holocaust Museum Houston)

Ruth Steinfeld, Bill Orlin and Anna Steinberger, here (from left) at Holocaust Museum Houston, continue to share their stories from the Holocaust. (Photo: hartphoto.com)

On the wall of local survivors behind Ruth are the names of friends and family members, most no longer living. (Photo: hartphoto.com)

Ruth (left) and her sister Lea Krell Weems, with their mother, Anna, in Ladenburg, Germany, in 1936. Their mom gave them up to save them and later was killed in the Holocaust. (Photo provided by Ruth Steinfeld)

Ruth Steinfeld, with her late husband, Larry Steinfeld, who was born in Hameln, Germany in 1930. He arrived in New York with his family in 1938 to escape Nazi Germany. Larry was a longtime docent at Holocaust Museum Houston. (Photo provided by Holocaust Museum Houston)

Houston Holocaust Survivor, Ruth Steinfeld, stands in front of a slide of her parents in the Destroyed Communities exhibit at Holocaust Museum Houston. Born in Manheim, Germany in 1933, her family was initially deported to the internment camp of Gurs in the French Pyrenees. (Photo: hartphoto.com)

Pictured at the reception are Gary Markowitz (chair-elect) and Ruth Steinfeld (survivor, board member). (Photo: Priscilla Dickson)