Bluma Goldberg

I just finished reading the book "We Survived the Holocaust", the book of Bluma and Felix's story of their survival of the holocaust. A very moving story. I urge everyone to read it.

I still remember Bluma. I worked at the bank she used and it was always a pleasure to wait on her. She was gentle and always kind.

I just found out about your mother's death. I want to convey my sympathies. I was a teller at the Trenholm Plaza NBSC/Synovus bank. She was a very gracious lady.

May her memory be a blessing.

Dear Carl, Margo, and your family.
So sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Goldberg. She truly was a beacon of inspiration for her family and community and will be missed sorely. Rest assured that she’s now flying with the angels and smiling down on you all each and every day.
Be well and know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.
With love and condolences,
Neal, Tracey, and Lorraine Fleishman

My deepest condolences on the loss of your mother. I honor her memory. Mary Burkett

I did not know Mrs. Goldberg, but reading her obituary makes me wish that I had known her. I found myself instantly weeping when I read that she had found her sister here in Columbia, and was able to move and live near her for the rest of their lives. Although I know her family will miss her physical presence, what an incredible life she led, what a legacy she leaves! I celebrate that she represents the kind of folks who make up our community.

It was my honor to have known Bluma. She was a Giant among giants. It was also my pleasure to have known her.
To all of her children go my heartfelt sympathy.