Surrounded by siblings-in-law
Betty Friedman Faberman, seated, is surrounded by siblings-in-law in this warm snapshot taken in the backyard of the Farberman house.  "After Sam died, she became even more a part of the family," says Doris.  "She was a good converationalist and liked to tell stories.  I always enjoyed her.  She was such a modern woman -- slim, bright, and she had a great sense of humor." 
Fannie, in necklace, and Esther both married late, and both married men who were widowers and had grown children.  Esther pursued a career in the garment center before she married Isidore Dick.  Fannie lived at home and cared for her parents.  After her father passed away, she met and married Dave Block.  Max also married late; he was 50 when he settled down with Malvine Mandell, and a year later, their son, Harris, was born.