[Congressional Record (Bound Edition), Volume 154 (2008), Part 1] [Senate] [Page 1029] [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]TRIBUTE TO FAYE MANGER Mr. LIEBERMAN, Mr. President, I come to the floor today to celebrate the 85th birthday of a truly extraordinary woman, my Aunt Faye. Throughout her life, Faye Manger has been committed to philanthropy and community service. She established deep roots in Stamford, CT, where she and her late husband; my Uncle Ben, a successful business entrepreneur, established the B.L. Manger Foundation. The foundation, which Faye has continued since Ben's untimely death in 1995, has supported numerous Jewish charitable, educational, and cultural causes. It has also donated money to advance medical research. In addition to her work with the foundation, Faye is involved in synagogue and community activities in Stamford. She has received numerous awards and honors for her commitment to charities throughout the United States and Israel. During World War II, Faye served her country in the Women's Army Corps at Fort Monmouth, NJ. Aside from all of her great works, Faye is a loving mother, grandmother and aunt. Faye's and Ben's humanitarian spirit can be seen in their four children--Joyce, Marc, Renee, and Steven. All four have taken an active role in charitable activities. In fact, on November 28, Faye and her children were honored by the American Committee for Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem for funding the hospital's pediatric ophthalmology Clinic. Looking back at all she has already done, it would be understandable why one might expect her to take it easy and relax. But, if I know my Aunt Faye, she has a lot of good works she will still do, and, with God's help, a lot of great times our family will share together. Thank you, Aunt Faye, for all you have done to make Stamford, and the rest of the world, a better place, and for all you have meant to all of us who are blessed to be your family and friends. ____________________