Louis and Odille Ceulemans-Gryson of Brussels, Belgium, saved Wilmington resident Betti Blaugrund Shain. As the Nazis began rounding up the Jews of Brussels in August 1942, the Ceulemans-Grysons took in one-month-old Betti. The couple kept photographs of Betti's real parents in a cupboard and showed them to her so frequently that she began referring to her real parents as Mother and Father Cupboard. They never tried to convert Betti to Catholicism, and at the end of the war they returned her to her parents, who had been in hiding. Both Louis and Odile died in Aarschot, Belgium, in the 1980s.