Beverly Hills News – U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Gala Reminds Us That ‘What You Do Matters’

Posted Thursday, March 9, 2017 – 6:10 PM

By Laura Coleman

Perhaps the most magical moment at this year’s United States Holocaust Memorial Museum L.A. dinner “What You Do Matters,” last Thursday at The Beverly Hilton, was the minutes-long standing-ovation that Holocaust survivor Max Webb received to mark his 100th birthday. The local philanthropist survived 18 Nazi camps during the Holocaust and is a living reminder of the fact that within a matter of years, the eyewitness generation to the Holocaust will be completely gone.

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Beverly Hills News – U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Gala Reminds Us That ‘What You Do Matters’

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