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Living for the fallen: An Airman’s fight for her heritage

Airman 1st Class Daniella Strauss, 2nd Maintenance Group maintenance analyst, (right) and her sister, Talia, (left) are in the arms of their maternal grandmother, Serena. Serena was a Polish refugee during World War II and now resides in Florida where the rest of Strauss’ family resides. (Courtesy Photo)

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Living for the fallen: An Airman’s fight for her heritage

Airman 1st Class Daniella Strauss, 2nd Maintenance Group maintenance analyst, as a baby is shown being held by her paternal grandparents, Israel and Alice Strauss, who are both Holocaust survivors. Strauss now speaks about their experiences to help people remember what her relatives experienced during World War II. (Courtesy Photo)

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Living for the fallen: An Airman’s fight for her heritage

Airman 1st Class Daniella Strauss, 2nd Maintenance Group maintenance analyst, leaves a sign in memory of her grandmother on the railroad outside of Concentration Camp Auschwitz in Oświęcim, Poland, in the summer of 2012. (Courtesy Photo)

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Living for the fallen: An Airman’s fight for her heritage

Airman 1st Class Daniella Strauss, 2nd Maintenance Group maintenance analyst, her mother, Rochelle (center), and her sister, Talia (right), pose for a photo after Strauss’ basic military training graduation. Strauss is a decedent of four Holocaust survivors and uses her heritage and service to educate others. (Courtesy photo)

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