I was lucky to live in the 20th century, when gefilte fish could be purchased in a jar. — Barbara "Cutie" Cooper, Fall in Love for Life: Inspiration from a 73-Year Marriage
I was lucky to live in the 20th century, when gefilte fish could be purchased in a jar. — Barbara "Cutie" Cooper, Fall in Love for Life: Inspiration from a 73-Year Marriage
I was lucky to live in the 20th century, when gefilte fish could be purchased in a jar. — Barbara "Cutie" Cooper, Fall in Love for Life: Inspiration from a 73-Year Marriage
I was lucky to live in the 20th century, when gefilte fish could be purchased in a jar. — Barbara "Cutie" Cooper, Fall in Love for Life: Inspiration from a 73-Year Marriage
I was lucky to live in the 20th century, when gefilte fish could be purchased in a jar. — Barbara "Cutie" Cooper, Fall in Love for Life: Inspiration from a 73-Year Marriage
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I was lucky to live in the 20th century, when gefilte fish could be purchased in a jar.

— Barbara "Cutie" Cooper, Fall in Love for Life: Inspiration from a 73-Year Marriage
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