Holocaust Remembrance with Allan Rayburn

Allan Rayburn of Fairport will share the story of his parents, who escaped from Nazi Germany.

Allan’s parents fled Germany to Britain where they served in the military during World War II. He will also discuss how the English took in Jewish children. Allan and his wife “paid it forward” by taking in Bosnian children during the war in Bosnia.

He will share his parents' stories and his own on Tuesday, April 22 from 1 to 2 p.m. in the FLCC main campus auditorium.

Entry is free and open to the public. Audiences may also watch live on the Finger Lakes TV network. Finger Lakes TV is available on Roku, a 24/7 webstream, Spectrum Cable channel 1304 in the western Finger Lakes, and the Cablecast app for Apple and Android.

Holocaust Remembrance events are part of the History, Culture and Diversity series organized by Robert Brown, professor of history.

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