Irene Hannon is the author of the internationally best-selling memoir, The War That Killed My Father. As one of America's most prominent Holocaust survivors, her story of survival has inspired millions around the world. She has garnered international attention for her work in education and human rights. She served on President Obama's Advisory Commission on Holocaust Assets in Government and Governmental Service, and was appointed by President Clinton to be Chairman of the U.S
Holocaust Memorial Council. She currently serves as an advisor to the World Security Network in Washington, D.C., is a board member at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., and is a member of the Board of Directors for Survivors' International in Washington, D.C.
One lesson I've learned--worry doesn't change tomorrow, it only robs today of its joy."- CharleyIrene Hannon
Our prayers should be for blessings in general, for God knows best what is good for us.'" Moira smiled as she quoted the ancient sage, then shrugged. "It made sense to me. After that, I started laying my problems and needs before God and asking for grace and guidance and whatever other virtues he thought I needed.Irene Hannon
