The Nashville Holocaust Memorial is in a pastoral setting and will include a walkway with the names of the hometowns and countries where Nashville survivors and their families lived before the Holocaust began. Benches will offer a place of solitude and reflection. Memorial walls will be inscribed with the names of loved ones who did not survive and survivors who have passed away who have Nashville connections. The centerpiece is a sculpture by Alex Limor that was unveiled: a large bronze book with missing or tattered pages filled with silhouettes of nameless faces. Alex?EUR??,,????'???s father, Irvin Limor, was a Holocaust survivor who lived and worked in Nashville as a sculpture from 1957 until his death in 1995.