Dream Coming True For 89 Yr Old Holocaust Survivor A long-time dream is about to become a reality for an 89 year old Holocaust survivor. Hermina Hirsch lives in Southfield, Michigan. It is a suburb just outside Detroit. She moved to the area with her husband, Bernard, after she was freed from Auschwitz. That was he took her to seeher first Major League baseball game. It, naturally, featured the Detroit Tigers. It was then that a dream was born. Hirsch wants to sing The Star Spangled Banner at a MLB game. I dont want to die before I sing at a baseball game, she told reporters. Even knowing that Hermina sang the National Anthem every week at a Holocaust survivors meeting, her family was shocked. Her granddaughter, Andrea explained their surprise. It completely shocked my entire family. She used to sing me and my cousins to sleep when we were younger, but we had no idea she wanted to turn her singing into so much more. When word of Herminas dream reached Facebook, the support was overwhelming. Andrea was able to get in touch with representatives for the Tigers team. The story piques their interest. On Wednesday, Hermina Hirsch got the official yes. Her dream is going to come true. The date has not been set, as yet, but arrangements are being made to make it happen. Will the big jump from performing in front of small group to a stadium filled with thousands make her nervous? According to her, no.I have nothing to lose. Im an old woman. Her husband, Bernard, who took her to see that first game, will be one of the many to hear her sing. The two have been married for nearly 70 years. The National Anthem of the United States meansa great deal to this woman fromCzechoslovakia. Her love of it and what it stands for should be a lesson to us all. 2016 Vianna Vaughan source: Fox News 