Irene Levine Character Analysis

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In life we all have that one person who makes us feel safe,loved or even complete that was my bubbe.Many people have names for there grandmother nanny, grandma,gramie but i called mine bubbe which in the yiddish language means grandma.The day she died July 9th 2014 my world fell apart. there is not a day I do not think about her. Irene Levine was born January 6th 1933. she was born in the bronx’s new York. there are many things I could tell you about my bubbe that she was a phenomenal,selfless,funny person which are all true but what my bubbe really was my hero. my bubbe had a huge impact in my life. my father died when i was ten and my bubbe became a second parent to me. she was there whenever i needed her. I was bubbe only grandchild and

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