This was my second year as a volunteer reader in the Jewish Federation’s “Every Person Has a Name,” honoring Holocaust victims. As I looked over the list of names I was given to read, I could hear the voice of my good friend, Holocaust survivor Sam Langholtz. “When people say six million Jews died in the Holocaust, it makes it easy to dehumanize each life.” So this year as I prepared by saying each name out loud, I found myself visualizing stories about some of the lives behind the names. Lucy was only 10 when she was murdered. What might...