The resolution honors Jack Schniper, who was born in a Ukrainian work camp on March 18, 1945, as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of Holocaust remembrance. It recounts the harrowing history of his parents, Chaim and Chana Schniper, who survived the atrocities of World War II, including the loss of family members and their struggles in hiding and work camps. Their journey led them to the United States in 1950, where they built a new life and raised their family, instilling in Jack the legacy of survival and the importance of remembering their past.

At 81 years old, Jack Schniper actively contributes to Holocaust remembrance by sharing his family's story with younger generations, ensuring that the lessons of history are preserved. The resolution recognizes his efforts and the significance of his testimony in keeping the memory of the Holocaust alive, emphasizing the responsibility to remember and learn from the past.