The Lifta Hamideh Ismail Legacy - Hamideh, Sue
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Sue Hamideh's heartwarming tribute to her late husband and his remarkable family-from its roots in Lifta, a tiny Palestinian village outside Jerusalem, to Texas, where much of the family eventually settled-reminds us all that adversities can be overcome when one is willing to pursue and persevere in order to achieve what is best for one's self and one's family. This memoir was written to record and convey to future generations the actions and values of their ancestors-often taken in the harshest of circumstances. Genealogical and historical records are often lost when the descendants of…mehr

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Sue Hamideh's heartwarming tribute to her late husband and his remarkable family-from its roots in Lifta, a tiny Palestinian village outside Jerusalem, to Texas, where much of the family eventually settled-reminds us all that adversities can be overcome when one is willing to pursue and persevere in order to achieve what is best for one's self and one's family. This memoir was written to record and convey to future generations the actions and values of their ancestors-often taken in the harshest of circumstances. Genealogical and historical records are often lost when the descendants of beloved ancestors are forced to move to other countries or continents to pursue new opportunities. The story shows how ancestors not only survived but thrived, despite the state of affairs they were forced to endure! When there is a record of their ancestors' amazing character, resilience, and faith, it inspires their descendants to push forward and continue the positive path that their forbearers forged.
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Sue Nodler Hamideh has lived in Texas for fifty-five years. She was born in Urbana, Illinois and was the first child of Charles Edward Nodler and Beatrice June Beals.She attended elementary, junior high, and the tenth grade of high school in Champaign, Illinois. Then, her father's job moved the family to southwest Missouri. The resided in Neosho, Missouri and she graduated from Neosho High School. She then attended the University of Arkansas and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in economics and sociology in 1967.She had a job offer in Washington DC with the Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, in the Industry Division. She stayed one year and then went home to Missouri. After ten days or so, she drove to Texas to visit her sister and brother-in-law. After a short time, she and her sister decided to take temporary jobs in retail. That changed for Sue, as the company offered her a management training position.This became a life-changing event, as she met her future husband a few days later. He was already working in management there. His name was Naji Othman Ali Hamideh. They married and have three children and five grandchildren, of which they are most proud.