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5779 Yizkor Observances
Yom KippurWednesday, September 19, 2018
Shemini Atzeret Monday, October 1, 2018
Pesach (8th day) Saturday, April 27, 2019
Shavuot (2nd day) Monday, June 10, 2019
It is customary, prior to lighting the yom tov candles, to kindle a yahrzeit candle, on the eve prior to the recitation of the yizkor.
On Kindling a Yahrzeit Candle
O God, Source of life and love,We turn to You at this time of remembering,
As we light this candle in memory of our departed.
In Your keeping, the soul of our beloved still glowsAs brightly as the “heavenly firmament.”
Truly, “the human soul is the light of the Lord.”
By Your light, may we who lovingly remember see light;And may the memory of our departed abide with us
As a lasting benediction.
Likrat Shabbat
1
In Fondest Memory of our Parents and Grandparents
ByMindy and David Ellin and Family
Richard and Janice Ellin
Isaac Max HellerRose Greenberg HellerIsadore Rubin Perlis Clara Feingold Perlis
Harry Hershenson
Fannie Zerden HershensonNathan Ellin
Celia Anzek EllinMorton Ellin
Aida Hershenson Ellin
Pearl and Jerry GoodmanMathilda and Sam Maran
Louis Daniel Perlis
In Loving Memory of
ByLeni and Preston Epstein
Jeffrey EpsteinSusan, Ron, Michelle, Danielle and Jamie Heidt
Jonathan, Laura, David and Isla Epstein
Betty Lupescu Chic Lupescu Helen Epstein David Epstein
Rae Lupescu Scurry Rebecca Granoff Samuel Granoff
Belle Stark Leah Stark Julius Stark Max Stark
Beatrice Stark Sadie Fasner
Bernadine Heidt
Evelyn Loeb Jeanette Poole Lou Engers
Pauline Engers Bella Berczi Heidt
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In Loving Memory of
ByEthel and Bob Reznik
Lisa, Brad, Seth and Jason MayJodie, Jeff, Spencer and Hazel Reznik
In Loving Memory of
ByGary and Lesley Glazer
Sean, Sabrina and Henry Belnick Jason Belnick
Kelsey and Mark Magaro Lacey, Aaron, Brynn and Porter
4
Samuel Manaker Mary Manaker Bernie Reznik
Joe Reznik Gordon Kantrowitz Harriett Kantrowitz
David May
Frances May David Passoff Jean Passoff Sara Smith
Harry Smith Sadye Gottlieb
Morris Gottlieb
Marsha Grant Robert Salander Ruth Salander
Henrietta Siegel Emil Siegel
Daniel Siegel
5
Shirley YosslowitzColeman Yosslowitz
Bernard Glazer
7
Jerry & Yvonne Slesinger TillemAnna & Morris Slesinger
Bella & Ben TillemMelvin Tillem
Larry TillemPhyllis & Paul Slesinger
Betty & Isaac GoodfriendLeon Steinberg
In Loving Memory of
ByThe Tillem Family
Wendi, Lloyd, Michelle, Chris, Ethan and Arden
6
In Loving Memory of
ByArthur and Renee Segan Robert and Ava Wilensky George and Julie Stanwick
Michael and Amy Wilensky
Ruth WilenskyAlvin Wilensky Helen Glickman
Herman Glickman Max Segan
Bertha SeganBarry SeganCelia Gross
Ruth StanwickGeorge Stanwick
Jean FligJack Flig
Greenstein and Glickman families who perished in
the Holocaust
9
In Loving Memory of
ByMitch and Linda Adler
Marte, Jason, Andrew Bryce and Isabella Jane Adler
Mindy, Yaakov, Chana Miriam, Yisrael Simcha, Ora Mayla, Yehuda Yitzchak and
Faiga Rosa HallerElliott and Jeff DuRitz
Anna and Jack DuRitz Faye & Isadore Adler
Morris Gerber Joseph Volger David Volger
Marilyn & Al Komisar Miriam & Murray Guz
Eva Blatt Charlotte & Harry
Krasner
Max Alembik Hannah Alembik Harry Eisenberg
Rebecca Eisenberg Holtzman
Benjamin Clein Rose Clein
Franya Alembik Abram Alembik
Schmuel AlembikRev. Harry Alembik
Aaron I. Alembik Michael D. Alembik
In Loving Memory of
ByJulius and Janet Alembik & Family
8
In Loving Memory of
ByRobert, Connie, Jason and Eliot Zerden
Marvin S. ZerdenDonald & Norma Imler
Hyman & Doris Kramer,Michael L. Kramer
Julius & Blanche Morgan Seymour Solomon
Herbert & Rose Kirsch Bobby I. Kirsch
Phil & Gwen DatnoffGlenn Datnoff
May their Memory be for a Blessing
ByTerry and Michael Blaiss
In Loving Memory of our Parents
Doris and Bernard Cohn
Lorna and Gerald Immermann
and our GrandparentsSadie and Sol Cohn
Esther and Abraham Fasser Annie and Joseph Immermann
Elsie Forshaw
By
Eugene, Harold, Emlyn, Sophie and Marshall Cohn
Lisa Hleap
10
Faye and Freddie BlaissBetty and Karl Scheinberg
Helen and Ben BlaissLena and Morris Olswing
Fannie and Harry ScheinbergAnne and Irving Simms
We Remember Our Family Who Enriched Our Lives With Love,
Joy and Compassionate Understanding
Esther Ann Greenberg Louis Greenberg
Kenneth Greenberg
ByStewart GreenbergSarah Greenberg
We Remember with Love
Ken FriedbergJoanne Gordon
Rosalind GelfondDavid GelfondLillian Gelfond
Rabbi Benjamin GelfondMorris and Esther White
Harry and Eleanor Friedberg
ByCurt, Rachel, Isaac,
Maya and Gloria Friedberg
11
In Loving Memory Always
Samuel Korotkin Elsie Korotkin
Isidore Begleiter Esther Begleiter
Theodore Korotkin Sylvia Korotkin
James D. Finlayson
ByCathy and Jeffrey Korotkin
Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren
In Loving Memory of
Rabbi Zachary Heller Rabbi Abraham Mayer Heller
Frances Heller Max Epstein, Celia Epstein
Sam Betel, Brenda Betel Walter S. Grubnick, Jerry L. Grubnick
Michael EpsteinHarvey Klein
ByRabbi Joshua and Wendy Heller
Caleb, Amelia and Ezra
12 13
In Loving Memory of
Phyllis Lazarus Miriam and Myer Goldstein
Jake LazarusLewis WinterPaul Cohen
ByWayne LazarusJeremy Lazarus
Lisa and Zach LazarusJoanna and Josh Rothstein
In Loving Memory of
Donald Appel
ByKaren, Charles, Hallie and Jonah Kaplan
Norma Appel
Ruth and Murray Appel
Rosalee and Oscar Kaplan
Helen and Max Feinberg
Yvonne and Julius Miller
In Loving Memory of
Dr. Martin Feingold
Harold Moss
Dr. Irving Rose and Martha Rose
Helen and Abraham Feingold
Robert Maurer
Daniel and Esther Markowitz
Ida and Abraham Moss
By Ilysse, Steven, Maya and Daniel Moss
14
In Loving Memory of
Barbara PlaskerNorman Plasker
Harry SpeertEsther LibowskyIrving Libowsky
Harry WilkLorraine Plasker
Pearl SpeertAnnabelle WilkMurray Fisher
Susan Arnovitz Saltz
ByJoel and Staci Libowsky
15
In Loving Memory of
Father and Grandfather Alfred I. Myerson
Mother, Grandmother and
Great-Grandmother Vivian R. Myerson
Jean Schoenfeld
By Leslie and Gary Myerson, Aaron and Kimberly
Myerson, Jason and Alyson Myerson,Great Grandchildren: Aiden, Naomi and Sadie
In Loving Memory of
Jennie and Nathan LeffJoseph and Irene Tabackman
Dr. Sidney IsenbergDr. Robert Hirschfield
Paul RaymonStephanie Rotkow
And Those of Blessed Memory Who Preceded Us
ByBobbie and Michael Leff
Jennifer, Kevin, Jordan and Alex LeffAmy, Barry, Nina and Evan Leff
16
In Loving Memory of
ByMerek, Lindsey, Jordan, Julianna,
Jeorgina and Josephine Shoob
We Stand Tall on the Shoulders of Those who Came Before Us
Ida Rothkopf Ben Greenberg Sara Greenberg Jeanne Prokesch
Clemens Prokesch Lillian Rothkopf
What Thou O’lord giveth, thou takest not away
Lovingly Remembered By Helene and Dick Prokesch
Jerome Shoob Renee Shoob
Louis Wagner Helen Wagner Frankie Levy
Harry ShoobAnn-Toni EstroffWilliam A. Estroff Dora HorowitzMax Horowitz
17
ByJoe, Janice and Evan Nodvin & Family
Aleck Trestman Esther K. Trestman
Morris Mendel Nodvin Hattie Cohen Nodvin
Jeff Nodvin Neal Nodvin Steve Nodvin
Roz Tarica Grace Peskin Shira KansasJane Kansas
Etta K. Pressner Jackie Pressner Gothard
In Loving Memory of In Loving Memory of
Iris SiegelNorman Ritz
Jacob Ritz
ByThe Ritz Family
18 19
In Loving Memory of
Jack Storch, Louis and Jenny Levin, Max Hart Pauline and Meyer Tchoudnovsky,
Alfred Kagan, Charles Schwitza,
Tina and Frank Weiner, Moishe Storch and Family who Perished in the Holocaust
ByJanine Storch
Dominique and Rael LevinMicah, Beth, Jacob and Hailey Levin
Chantal, Michael, Charlotte and Jonathan Frank Spector
May their Memory be for a Blessing
Izydor WechslerEsther and Samuel Parnes
Chana and Morris WechslerReuben Wallach
Ethel and Isadore SchwalEva and Hyman Levine
Rita and Richard Weinberg
ByThe Wechsler Family
In Loving Memory of
Hannah and Joe Shapiro Mollie Silverman
Max Rosenthal Dora and Louis Smith
Anne and Abe Schneider Terry Shapiro
Rhonda Graybeal
ByMichelle, Ivan, Alex and Hillary Smith
In Loving Memory of
Gerald Howard Shuman Jean and Henry Rosenberg
Yetta and Carl Shuman Sarah and Sam Sorkin
ByMona Sorkin Shuman
Eileen J. Shuman Amy, Jeremy, Sarah and Hailey Rosenberg
20 21
In Loving Memory of our Loved Ones
ByArthur and Barbara Abbey
Leo A. AbbeyIda Abbey
Max RobbinsFreda Robbins
Joseph A. AbbeyGeraldine AbbeyFrank BrodkinRuth Brodkin
In Loving Memory of
ByMartin Bloom
In Loving Memory of Times Shared
Jonathan Barkan, Neil Barkan, Lila Frankfort Phillips,
Leonard Frankfort, Betty Barkan, Benjamin Barkan, Stanley Phillips
ByJudie Barkan & Family
In Loving Memory of
Lillian and Jules BorrinRose and Eugene Klein
Mel BorrinHarold BlicherDiane Wolpert
ByHershene and Joel Borrin
Lynnda Bloom Esther and Israel Bloom
Mitzie and Sam Sherman and family
Arnold BloomRoberta KreplickSylvia Nankin
In Loving Memory of
Anita Tulkoff Lederfajn Hilary Lederfajn
Sandra Levinsky ZedeckSarah Aspis Tulkoff
Harry TulkoffGisela Gutman Lederfajn
Israel LederfajnEsther Bernstein Levinsky
Joseph LevinskyPauline Gitlitz Zedeck
Louis ZedeckMark Howard Zuroff
ByShari and Steven Zedeck
In Loving Memory of
We miss you every day ...Ethel and Louis Draisin
Sylvia and Abraham WolmanAnne Lapin
Sally and Walter MayerFrancis Proctor
ByJudy and Kevin WolmanJoey and Scott Wolman
Stacey, Stuart, Avery and Ethan Shapiro
22
In Loving Memory of
David Mandelbaum Lydia Mandelbaum
Donald Fixelle Emily Fixelle-Farber
ByAlan and Marianne Fixelle,
Hillary, Jeff, Noah and Allison
May their Memory be for a Blessing
ByMax and Anita Eidex
Stephen M. EidexLiffy Freedman Radin
Sol FreedmanSylvia Eidex
Harry EidexClara Freedman ShoenigDr. Marshall M. Eidex
Ziva Perchik Blum
In Loving Memory of
ByLaraine and Lowell Fine & Family
Lewis “Sandy” Fine Leon Fay
Shirle Zwart Fay Adair David Fine
Pauline Hirsh Fine Dora Solomon
Zwart Alfred Zwart
May their Memories Continue to be a Source of Inspiration and Love
ByPeggy Freedman and Melissa, Shaun, Micah,
Alexis and Ryleigh Bank
Michael Bressler Sidney Freedman
Mae Fagelson Max Fagelson
Ida FreedmanLewis Freedman
Selma Bressler Leonard Bressler
23
In Loving Memory of
Meyer Garber
ByClaudette, Mitch, Michele, Robbie,
Evan and Samantha Garber
In Loving Memory of
BySam, Julie and Aliza GoldIrving and Sylvia Weinsoff
Laura Weinsoff Herbert Weinsoff
Osher Weinsoff and Emma Weinsoff Silver
Alfred and Dorothy Kroop
Rabbi Raphael and Naomi Gold
May their Neshamot have an Aliyah
Alvin and Sylvia Altman Samuel and Shirley Plotkin
Morris and Irene Gold Donald and Miriam Cohen
ByMarla, Jeffrey, Sydney and Stella Gold
In Loving Memory of
ByPete Fishman and Babz Jacoby Fishman
Hyman Elias Lillian Elias Brown
Harry Fishman Frieda Fishman
Barbara E. FishmanMilton Janoff
Florence Janoff
24
In Loving Memory of
ByEtta Raye Hirsch
David, Michele, Lewis and Henry Hirsch Seth, Lisa, Max and Dori Greenberg
Henry Hirsch Milian Hirsch Tilde Hirsch Lester Gross
Dora Gross Andrew Gross
Kenny Bromberg
In Loving Memory of
ByLisa, Seth, Max and Dori Greenberg
Bess Greenberg George Greenberg
Louis Lafer Teri Pakier
Amy Raich Helen Leff Claire Lafer
In Loving Memory of
ByBarbra and Gene Hirsh
Esther Hirsh Saul Hirsh
Leona KrevatLarry Krevat
Frieda Hirsh Jonathan Krevat
Peter Krevat
25
May their Memory be for a Blessing
Molly and Sam Katz Anna and Solly Strauss
Doris Katz Barrie Antebi
Bella and Hyman Katz
ByFred Katz
In Loving Memory of June Burnett, George Burnett,
Ladislas Grunfeld, Olga Kessler, Sidney Lind, Pauline W. Tenenbaum, Ralph Tenenbaum,
The Grunfeld and Kessler Families Who Perished in the Holocaust
By Andre and Marsha Kessler
Laurence and Lindsay Kessler Gena and Rusty Hindman
May their Memory be for a Blessing
ByJudy and Larry Kaminsky
Eva Iteld Sholem Iteld
Annie Kaminsky H.R. (Dick) Kaminsky
Tavin Kaminsky David Kaminsky Mark Kaminsky
In Loving Memory of
Sarah Hoffman Joseph Hoffman Gloria Snyder
Stanley Scholem Jerry Scholem
ByCarol and Bruce Hoffman & Family
May their Memory be for a Blessing
Jay Harwitz Sam and Edith Shectman
Elsa and Harold Kolansky Ike and Hilda Harwitz
Seth Bloomberg
ByEdward Harwitz
26
In Loving Memory of
ByTamara, Brian, Emily and Daryn Mand
ByShelley and Lou Milakofsky and Family
In Loving Memory of
BySheryl Lipman and Family
Lisa and Keith Marks and Family
Arby LipmanGloria Lipman Goldberg
Isador Ringhel
Max LipmanElla LipmanDan Goldberg
In Loving Memory of
Leonard David Stone
You Are In Our Hearts Forever
BySusan, Michael, Marin and Samantha Londe
Helen Kurz Joseph Kurz Molly Cohen
Benjamin Cohen Lena Mand Meyer Mand
Robert Joel CovinMindy Auritt MilakofskyHazzan William ‘Daizy’ and Betty ‘Bub’ Lipson
Denny and Marsha Cohen
Philip and Jeanette Milakofsky
Brinker and Lifshultz Family
27
Remembered With Love
Jeannette Zimmerman Benjamin Zimmerman
Marty Milstein Sidney Newman
Jeff Milstein
ByMarsha Raxter, Kevin, Leanne, Brett and Bryn Raxter
Loving you was easy, we did it every day. But missing you is a heartache that never goes away.
ByTerri PessoGail Barr
In Loving Memory of
ByAllison, Lenny, Sari, Gordon and Cole Olim
Robert WilenskyRuth and Reuben
WilenskyCharles Gordon
Robert GordonIrene and Alvin DubinSadie and Milton Olim
John Vogel Dorothy Vogel
Joe BergerSylvia Berger
Lloyd Pesso Brandon Michaels
Neil Berger
In Loving Memory of Milton Levine
Leonard Konigsburg Manfred and Jacqueline Flam Bernhard and Thelma Chonin
Dale Konigsburg Michael Rosenberg
ByHillel, Sarah and Jonah Konigsburg
28
In Loving Memory of
ByLisa, Michael, Joey and Ben Siegel
In Loving Memory of
ByCarol and Joe Rubin & Family
In Loving Memory of
Barry SeitzMarie and Cecil Marks
Barbara and Morris KaplowitzInez and Joe Seitz
Eunice and Barney Copeland
ByTracy, Brian, Barri and Davis Seitz
In Loving Memory of
Rose and Solly Rubenstein Ray Minitzer and Lionel Brest
Pamela Solomon Jennifer Lurie
ByGayle, Brian, Paul, Grant and Marc Rubenstein
and families
29
In Memory of those whom we Loved and Lost
With Love Holly and Steven Strelzik
Andrew, Megan and Sloane Strelzik Jeffrey and Sarah Strelzik
Anna F. Glasston Mona G. Hirschberg
Alvin Hirschberg
Sylvia S. Strelzik Herbert Strelzik
Harley M. Zlatkin
In Loving Memory of
ByElina, Glenn and Zachary Stern
Their love will be forever in our hearts and prayers.
Issak Kishinevsky Freida Kishinevsky Chaim Bronsteyn
Zisel Bronshteyn Genadiy Bronshteyn
Mark Bronshteyn
In Loving Memory of
By
Meryl, Rob, Jonathan and Alana Stein
Sophia B. LevensonMichael Levenson
Robert A. Levenson
Sol J. SteinBess Stein
Ralph Saul
In Loving Memory of
ByRoberta and Norman Rittner
Renée Rittner, Eric Greidinger, Ezra, Rachel and Lilli Heather, Eric and Lexie Halpern
Lillian Sperling Herbert J. Sperling
Rose Rittner Frank Rittner
Eva Rittner Rea Hopter Sara Fisher
Adrian David Rubin Rose Senie
Benjamin Senie Sara Rice
Cecil Airov Sam Airov
Arnold Effron
Jerry Siegel Bootsie Siegel Joseph Bear
Adele Bear Abe Siegel Rose Siegel
We will never Forget the Legacy left by our Parents Jeanette and Daniel Rabhan
Reba and Irving Varon
In Memory of Our Dear BrothersMarshall Chernin . Dick Owens . Andy Varon
ByMuriel and Craig Varon
Scott, Julie, Reece, Grant and Sawyer Varon Alan, Sarah, Jillian and Andy Varon
30
In Loving Memory of
ByJeffrey and Judy WohlbergAdam and Shira Wohlberg Curt and Rachel Friedberg
Jeremy and Julie-Anne Wohlberg
Morris Moe SchwartzMichael D. Winston
Norma WinstonHenry E. Winston
Samantha Rose BaerDrean Kanofsky Hanley
Shirley Aronson Kanofsky
We Remember With Love
ByRoz Winston
Rachel and J.P. LongLily, Sophie and Ian Long
Irwin FrankFrances Frank
Therese Koerner
Max WohlbergMiriam Wohlberg
In Loving Memory of
Phyllis and Gerald Charness Mania and Jacob Borenstein
Our family who perished in the Holocaust.
ByCathy and Morris Borenstein
Hali, Michael and Sidney Borenstein
Jamie, Jordan and Mavis Cohen
31
In Loving Memory of
Martin J. Weisbard
By
Ilene, Dani, Asher, Arabelle and Tess Berman
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Victoria SissianMansouri Ahlzadeh
Walter and Florence Schneider Seymour and Mary Bloom
By
The Ahlzadehs andThe Blooms
In Loving Memory of
Ivan Bloch Merle Katz
Ada Mable DonskyDave Donsky
Ethne Karseboom By
Irma Bloch Donne, John and Dallan
In Loving Memory of
Zelda and William Alton
ByPatrice and Rachelle Alton
In Loving Memory of
ByHalina and Aleksander Szlam
Leopold Szlam Michael Szlam
Henry Ajlen
Ignacy Gilzenrat Sally Szlam
Donia Gilzenrat
In Loving Memory of
Sara BlochAvraham Bloch
Rachel VolvotkarTzadik VolvotkarDaniel Chariker
ByElizabeth, Yaacov,
Yishai and Ariel Bloch
In Loving Memory of
Leslie (Shmuel Lipa Hacohen)
Bern
Florene (Faiga) Bern
ByThe Bern Family
In Loving Memory of
Dorothy ProssRachel Toland
Donald Toland By
Tali, Adam and Samuel Benjamin
In Loving Memory of
Fillis Carol Frank Marilyn Frank Marks
Sylvia and Sam Framer Minnie and Max Frank
ByStuart and Nancy Frank
32
In Loving Memory of
Helaine LipinskyMurray LipinskyPhilip DiamondPauline LipinskyFrances Lipinsky
ByBonnie and Lee Diamond
and Family
In Loving Memory of
Marie and Ted Cohen Lois and Jerome Gerber
Alyse Cohen Paris
ByLouise and Bob Gerber,
Adam Gerber and Chloe Niu, Teddy and Annabelle,
Amy and Rique Ragghianti, Megan and Marisa
In Loving Memory of
Sara GrossmanJeanette Shuger Nelson
Jan SlotnickAnd all those that perished in
the Holocaust
ByThe Engler Family
In Loving Memory of Sarah and Louis Einstein
Phil EinsteinShirlee and Lawrence Gilbert
By
Harold and Laura Einstein,
Lance, Emily, Avery and Lyla Einstein,
Seth, Loren, Chloe and Gavin Einstein
In Loving Memory of
Harry and Anne Diamond
ByIvan and Jill Diamond
and Family
In Loving Memory of
Stephen FreedmanAurelia FreedmanEugene FreedmanNatalie PodolskyMorris Podolsky
BySharon Freedman
In Loving Memory of
Helen and Morton TennerIda and Joseph Epstein
Idah Rosenblatt By
Sharna and Michael Epsteinand Family
In Loving Memory of Our Parents
Mary and Leo Erber Rita and Sol Goldberg
and Ziva P. Blum
ByRenae and Eddie Goldberg, Cari and Jonathan Newman
and Aviv and Gavri
In Loving Memory of
Jonah Katz Louis E. Gingold
Marguerite E. Gingold Mendel Klug
By
Hilda and Ira Gingold and Family
In Loving Memory of
Jack Gildar
ByHannah, Elliot, Harrison, Sara,
David and Rochelle Gildar
In Loving Memory of Our Parents
David Gerson Frances Gerson Siegel
Phyllis Blonder Freedman Jack I. Freedman
ByEd & Robyn, Jeff, Randi,
Lee and Alicia Gerson, Justin and Jaime Spizman,
Ali and Marc Garfinkel
33
In Loving Memory of
Kurt and Erna Weiler Morris Cohen
Frances Mahler Cohen Gilbert Cohen
By
Fran and Mike Cohen
In Loving Memory of
Henry Bracker
Regina, Julius and Irvin Asher
Pauline and David Bracker
By
Nancy Bracker and Family
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Murray Cohen
Frieda and Moses Kornblut
Barbara and Jack Rosenberg By
The Cohens
In Loving Memory of
Karin HolzerDorothy HolzerMarian HolzerErica Daniels
Joe Daniels All of the Holzer, Rosenberg and Reichman families thatperished in the Holocaust.
ByThe Holzer and Goldstein
Families
In Loving Memory of
Hinda Rosin, Noach Rosin, Wolf Rosin, Jonah Katz,
Mendel Klug and my family members who perished in
the Holocaust
ByAnn Klug
In Loving Memory of
Charlotte Newman Sam Newman Phyllis Nordin
N. Harry Nordin Randy Nordin
By
Terry Nordin, Rebecca, Michael, Nathan and Presley Landis
34
In Loving Memory of
Saul HochdorfFrieda HochdorfJane S. Hochdorf
Elimelech HochdorfSamuel Kober Therese Kober Dieter Kober
ByMartin Hochdorf
In Loving Memory of
Gene KornblumMatthew Scott Kornblum
Bernard and Martha AllenJulius and Mitzi Kornblum
Bruce Allen
ByAnnetta Kornblum
In Loving Memory of
Jake IsenbergBetty IsenbergDot Nowell
Lt. Walter N. Isenberg Doris Shlaer
ByWalter and Janet Isenberg
Nancy Isenberg
May their memory be for a blessing, We think of you this
time of year and always
Martin Kornhauser
Philip Kornhauser
ByThe Israel Family - Dan, Joanna, Josh, Maya and
Nancy Kornhauser
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Joan Cherner
Lala Greene
ByAnn, Michael, Benjamin,
Rose and Dov Karlin
In Loving Memory of
Charlette KesslerHarry “Ackie” Kessler
Betty LeschArthur Lesch
By
Wendy and Millard Lesch
35
May their memory be for a blessing, You are in our hearts
forever and always
Joan Rabin
By
David, Michelle, Jonah, and Lila Manne
In Loving Memory of
Rabbi Zachary Heller
Rabbi Abraham Mayer and
Frances Heller
Max and Celia Epstein By
Dr. Lynne Heller
In Loving Memory
Ephraim (Frank) Kosmal
By:Jill, Lance, Blake and
Brooke Kosmal
In Loving Memory of
Ida Edith KaplanJoseph Harrison Kaplan
Silvia ManisMilton Manis
ByDarren, Amara, Ava
and Anya Kaplan
In Loving Memory of
Samuel Pearlman Sylvia Grant Harry Grant
Lillian Morris By
Ilene and Adrian Grant
In Loving Memory of
Larry and Annette GrayClarence Ehrlich
Stanley Ney By
Harvey Gray and Beth Ann Taratoot
In Loving Memory of
Susan Arnovitz Saltz Beloved Mother
and Mimi
ByDara, Andy, Matthew, Sari and Naomi Grant
In Loving Memory of
Leon Auerbach
Andrew Feldman
Jackie Green
Victor Leaf
ByWendy, Stuart,
Zachary and Jamie Leaf
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Benjamin SmithSarah Bebe SmithSamuel Pomerance
Belle PomeranceFlorence Bergstein
ByBarbara and Leon Pomerance
36
In Loving Memory, Beloved Mother and Mimi
Susan Arnovitz Saltz
ByJessica, Jeff, Daniel, Lyla,
and Samuel Sacks
Their Legacy will Never be Forgotten
Rouhollah Nahai
Marcelle Nahai
Farhad Nahai By
Firooz Nahai
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Samuel Proctor Bessie Proctor
Robert Resnick Carol Resnick
By
Alan and Susan Proctor
In Loving Memory of
Miriam Wise Isadore Wise
Marcia Rothschild Jacob RothschildJames Blumberg
By
Brenda and Bill Rothschild
In Loving Memory of
Dorothy A. Levy Fred Levy
Robert A. Levy Esther Perling Joseph Perling
ByMarilyn and Howard Perling
In Loving Memory of
Robert M. and Blossom Newman
Sylvia Newman By
Howard Newman
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Sylvia Rothstein
Leonard RothsteinRuth Weyland
Sol Sacks Sarah Sacks
By
Steve and Elsie Rothstein
37
In Loving Memory of
Naomie BossenLawrence Konter
Nina Brodsky Leo BrodskyAlice Sarnat
By
Natalie, Jonathan, Nathan and Nora Sarnat
In Loving Memory of
Joe and Ann Golomb
Robbie and Ethel Moss
ByBrian and Rochelle Moss
Darryl, Erica, Julia and Emmitt Moss
Billy, Gina, Jaron and Andrew Shepro
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Rosemary and Max May Bettie and David Shapiro
Judy Plotka Appelbaum
ByCindy, Rick, Sarah,
Michael and Rachel May
In Loving Memory of
Jerry StarrBarbara Mencher
Rose Kukafka Mary Brenner
BySandy, Laura, Jessica and Jules Mencher
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Joseph and Sara Erica Haus
Sesha and Ben Zion Haus
Ida Grossman
ByHilary & Terry Miller
In Loving Memory of
Irma and Sol Denbaum
Mildred and Jack Mirsky
Roberta Weiss By
Ruth and Burt Mirsky Allison and David Howard
Lisa and Scott Mirsky
In Loving Memory of
Lee Marks
Joanne Marks
Lenora Galanti By
Charlotte and Joel Marks
In Loving Memory of
Sarah Margolis William Margolis
Sonny Borok Dolly Nohr
Michael Mendelsohn By
Irma and Basil Margolis Lara and Ethan Kross Karen and Ian Kaye
38
In Loving Memory of
Jack and Ann Belmont
Barry Belmont
Ben Sukiennik
By
Hyman and Marlene Sukiennik
In Loving Memory of
Jack H. CherneyArlene H. Cherney
Roslyn L. ZuckermanSol Zuckerman
By
Steve and Brenda ZuckermanAdam and Kristina Zuckerman
Eric and Sophie Zuckerman
39
In Loving Memory of
Simon Posel Natalie Posel Teddy Posel
Nathan (Nachie) Wolfson Ruth Wolfson
ByBarbara and Mike Wolfson
and Family
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
Marcia and Sidney Wolpert
ByThe Wolpert Family
In Loving Memory of
Martin JosefsonAlvin Zadoff Pearl ZadoffAnnika SteinLea Tankus
By
The Zadoff Family
In Loving Memory of
Ernst Huth Esther Huth Max Ziglin
Mildred Ziglin Rebecca Ziglin
By
Alan, Rochelle, Michael, Eric, Jenny, Mason and Bailey Ziglin
In Loving Memory of
Serene Rubin Emanuel Rubin
Marilyn Brisman Herbert Brisman
Mayrose Blumberg By
Helene and Mike Tepper
May Their Memory Be For A Blessing
David UsdanBarbara Usdan Goldberg
Sol TenenbaumFay Tenenbaum
Allen Tenenbaum” By
Susan, Bill & Michael Usdan Matt & Candace Goldberg
In Loving Memory of
Gabriel Stanley
Sydney and Sonia Stanley
Ida and Joe Bloom
Harry Bloom
ByHelen Stanley & Family
In Loving Memory of
Rita and Karol Korn
ByThe Woelz Family
In Loving Memory of
Sarah Sherwinter Gerald SherwinterShirley Hoffman
Abraham Hoffman Barbara Leahy
By
Carol, Jules, Danny, Karli, David and Lorna Sherwinter
We will always remember our father, brother, husband
and friend
Michael Steven Schwartz
ByLisa, Sheldon, Micah, Ben,
Harry and Max
In Loving Memory of
Dr. Arnold and Arlene Bernstein
Hyman and Helen Bernstein Alex and Evelyn Kaye
Jack and Betty Silverman
ByLisa Bernstein, Jay Silverman
and Family
In Loving Memory of
Irving Sonenshine
Sam Goldenberg
Joyce Goldenberg
Debra Anise Sonenshine
ByStan and Debbie Sonenshine
In Loving Memory of
Joseph M. Morse Belle P. Hirsch
Sidney Schwartz Lorraine Riegelhaupt
Rhoda Lichtenger
ByClaire Schwartz
In Loving Memory of
Harriet WeinsteinBernard WeinsteinMayer Brachfeld
Lillian SchubAbraham Schub
ByHoward and Susan Schub
and Family
As we remember them…
Eva and Gary, Jason and Shana, Allison and Robert, Jacob, Alyssa, Daron and Joshua Beldick - Paul Bases- Lottie and Max Beldick- All of the relatives who we lost in the Holocaust
Anne Bernstein - Fannie Bernstein- Isidore Bernstein
Sheryl, Greg, Nicole and Brooke Bluestein - Barry Bluestein- Neil Marbach and Freda DeKovnick Sherri and Bill Bornstein - Leopold Bornstein - Marcie Bornstein - Alexandra Bornstein
Bonnie and Ted Brand, Marcia Landman, Jacob and Michael Brand, Miriam Brand, Shana Brand - Leo Thomas Landman -Frances Brand
Dara, Bob, Sam and Jaron Brenner - George Brenner- Marilyn Hankin
Lynn Bress - Shirley Bress- Leon Bress
~ A ~Rosalyn and Saul Adler and Family- Ida Adler- Albert Adler- Dr. Norman Gootman- Dr. Phyllis Gootman- Joseph Levine- Julia Levine
Merrill and Alan Ahlzadeh and Family- Chaim Avraham Bloom
Gary, Sam, Nathan and Melissa Alexander- Frank Alexander- Eugene Powell- Mildred Powell
Arlene Altman- Israel H. Altman- Edith T. Altman
Jill and Marc Altschull- Debby Altschull
Rise Arkin and Family- Edwin Morgenstern
Wilma and Gerson Asrael- Rose Fisher- Albert Fisher- Rosa Asrael- Samuel Asrael
Cherie, Gary and Adam Aviv- George Adler - Terry Adler - Arie Aviv - Bette Davis-Ferro
~ B ~Jeanine and Zvi Bekerman - Erich Kurt Felsberg- Firs Esther Bekerman - Alexander Bekerman- Suzette Felsberg Cohen
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Perla and Miles Brett and Family - Fred Tuchman- Raquel Skornik Tuchman- Of ie Tuchman Rubin - Ann W. Brett - Gladys Brett- Saul Brett - Mildred Weisenthal- Louis Weisenthal
Sharon, Dave, Emily and Sam Brothman - Neil Moskowitz- Marilyn Moskowitz - Leslie Brothman
Paula and Barry Brodkin - Sheila Prager - Richard Prager
~ C ~The Capitel Family - Lawrence Capitel - Leonard Capitel - Katie Capitel
Fred, Rita, Aaron, Tal and Elliot Chaiken, Michelle Rosinek - Sylvia Rosinek - Syma Yellin - Arthur Rosinek- Stanley Rosinek
Howard and Caryl Cohen and Family - Martin P. Cohen- Mildred S. Cohen
Sandy and Jay Coffsky - Gussie and Julius Coffsky- Vi and William Schwartz
Terri and Brian Coffsky - Stanley Fried- John Fried
Michele and Barry Coffsky - Tammy Coffsky- Harriet Selvin- Gussie and Julius Coffsky
Miriam Seidband Cole - Howard Seidband- Frida and Joseph Wolf - Augusta and David Seidband
Paul, Myrna and Darren Cott - David and Rosalie Epstein- Hy and Miriam Cott Josh, Felissa, Jessica and Zachary Covin - Robert Joel Covin- Cantor William and Betty Lipson
- Michael and Mildred Covin- Sol and Louise Ruben - Benzion and Jenny Baruch - Jerry and Esther Krause - Chaim and Marilya Melamed
~ D ~The Dankbergs - Sy Dankberg- Shirley Mendel Schultz
Carol Draisen, Howard Draisen, Rebecca Abramovich- Sam Draisen- Eunice Draisen- Hyman Draisen- Helen Gilmer- John Gilmer
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As we remember them…
As we remember them…
Marilyn and Benjy Dubovsky and Family - Sirily and Sonny Dubovsky - Gerald Kleinman
~ E ~Arlene, Gary, Rachel and Adam Eichholz, Leah and Grant Cohen- Manfred Eichholz- Hilda Eichholz- Irving Skolnick- Ruth Skolnick
Steven, Sheryl, Allyson and Scott Eisenberg - Robert Eisenberg
Susan and Larry Ellison, Shanee Ellison and Neil, Morris and Orly Kodesh, Zena Ellison and Mike and
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Emma O’Neill and Carly, Tim, and Nolan Gordineer - Morris Jacobs- Sophie Gus Jacobs- Manuel Ellison- Claire Baden Ellison
Ceil, Mark, Seth and Jacob Euster - David Morris Abrams- Robert Michael Abrams
Arlene and Michael Exelbert and Family - Fred Exelbert- Eva Exelbert - Bertha Singer - Rabbi Max Weitz - Evelyn Lazarus - Jack Exelbert - Beth Bradley
~ F ~Randy Farrow - Moe Farrow- Lila Farrow
Sheli and Sam Feldman, Talia and David - Saul Feldman - Lottie Davidoff
Anna, Micah, Jenifer and Jonathan Feldman - Brenda (“Bunny”) Joyce Imber
Jeff, Traci, Noah, Jordan and Izabelle Flome - Stuart Flome
Seth Force and Sara Marder - Mrs. Ruth Morris Force
Barbara Frank and Michael Jacobson - Sally Frank - Jerry Frank - Arnold Frank - Florence Jacobson
~ G ~Anne, Brad, Darren and Nicole Gillman - Arline M. Swartz- J. Milton Swartz- Alan J. Gillman
Suzy, Rick, Sam and Hillary Goldman, Ally, Jonathan and Natalie Habif - Nathan Copeland Sandler- Arnold Leonard Goldman
Isabelle, Chloe, Emily and Jon Goldstein - Robert Goldstein
Harold and Annette Gorvy - David Gorvy - Minnie Ada Gorvy - Jenny Bertha Jacobs- Charles Jacobs - Isabelle Goldstein - Chloe Goldstein - Emily Goldstein - Jon Goldstein - Robert Goldstein
Karen, Ted and Sam Grant - Gary Zeitlin- Lynn G. Zeitlin
Shira, Neil, Mikayla and Alexander Grossman - Menachem Rosenfeld
~ H ~Rose and Mike Haber and Family - Sy Haber- Louis Tanenbaum - Cele Simon - Phyllis Karesh Tanenbaum
The Haviv Family - Elijah Haviv- Kalman Nissim Haviv- Shoshana Haviv
Phyllis R. Herman and Children - Sam Rosen- Fannye Rosen - Aaron Rosen - Eugene Kornblum
Karen and Michael Himmelstein - Ellen Himmelstein
Claire Holtsford - Rose and Mike Toporek - Stanley Toporek
Mel Husney, Sara and Mickey Solomon - Jack Husney - Esther Husney
~ J ~Deborah, Lou, David and Jonathan Jacobs - Melvin Jacobs- Rose Jacobs - Betty Lee Lamensdorf
Eric Jacobson and Tarryn Jacobson - Joseph Jacobson - Betty Jacobson
~ K ~Carrie, Sam, Rachel and Ava Kaplan - Lynnda Bloom- Phillip Kaplan
Dana, Josh, and Ryan Kardon - Stuart Lewengrub- Phyllis Lewengrub
The Kasten Family - Simon Weisz- Sylvia and Nathan Kasten
Barbara and Daniel Kingloff and Family- Melba Gould- Alan Gould- Anne Kingloff- J.I. Kingloff- Ann Brett
As we remember them…
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As we remember them…
Lori, Ron, Josh and Brad Kirschner - Judy Kirschner
Wendy and David Klarman, Eli, Steven and Brian - Jeffrey Lapidus- Marc Lapidus- Harriet Lapidus- Philip Lapidus- Stanley Klarman- Roslyn Klarman
Barbara and Joel Klein and Family - Ernest Rennhack - Helen Rennhack - Seymour Klein - Madison Sophia Young
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Zak, Luka, Micah, Jason, Caleb, Marcie and Barry Koffler - Abbott Koffler- Elizabeth Koffler- Benjamin Gross
Sheri, Craig, Micah and Justin Kornblum - Gene Kornblum
Tara and Josh Kornblum - Jim Johnson - Gene Kornblum
~ L ~Susan, Michael, Ben and Rachel La Kier - Jack Liebowitz
Cheryl K. Lane - Clarence L. Krider - Claire R. Krider - Marty Yanuck - Ryker C. Lane
Van Lane - Edna Lane - William O. Lane- Marty Yanuck - Ryker C. Lane
Jeff, Mara, Elliot and Chloe Lapp - Janna Peskin Brown
The Lebovitz and Sobelson Families - Helen Proser - Carl Proser - Erma Lebovitz - Louis Lebovitz - Marsha Cohen
Nancy, Mark and Sammy Lesser - Ellen Halpern - Arthur Halpern
Nita Levin - Leon Levin - Marion Levin
Felicia, Dave and Laurel Levin and Herb Schall - Barbara Schall
Ruth and Gary Levison and Family - Leo Levison- Davine Levison- Gershon Kapelusz
Debbie Lewis and Sanford Victor - Sandra Victor
Stephen, Karyn, Harrison and Alexandra Lipsky - Herbert Geller
Rosanne and Harry Lutz - Helene S. Lutz - Harry Lutz - Sally G. Spector - Myer L. Spector
~ M ~Ronna Marcus - Barbara Sands Marcus
Barbara, H.P., Meredith and Michael Mays - Helene Skutch- A.L. Mays- Annette Mays- Sol S. Bearman- William G. Skutch, Jr.
Jonathan, Michelle, Alexa and Zachary Mittleman - Robert Mittleman
~ N ~Terri, Stephen, Bess and Matthew Nagler - Emily and Jack Nagler
~ P ~Lisa Perlin and Jay Weiner, Jereme and Noah - Judy Perlin - Aron Weiner
Peggy Perling - David Perling - Elizabeth Berchenko - Jack Berchenko - Rebecca Perling - Louis Perling
Linda and Charles Phillips - Daniel Phillips - Manny Grumet - Minnie Grumet
Alan and Sharon Pollock - Sylvia Pollock - William (Bill) Pollock - Mordie Katz- Mary Katz
The Pollack and Friedman Family - Morris and Gladys Pollack- Elliot Pollack- Laura Katz- Morris and Reva Friedman
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Rhonda and Lewis Perling - Irvin Elkins- David Perling- Sandra Elkins- Ruth Stein
Maxine, John, Betsy and Sam Perlman - Sidney Perlman - Michael Adilman - Leah Adilman - Claire Perlman
Helene, Mark, Gabriel and Emma Popowski - Nancy Capasso- Henry Popowski- Paula Popowski
Judy, Robert, Mitchell and David Port - Arnold S. Marks
~ R ~Irene and Mark Rackin - Michael Gottlieb - Nettie Gottlieb- Harold Rackin - Anne Rackin
Nadine and Steve Raidbard and Family - Arthur Abraham Garrick - Marshall Barry Raidbard
Zippi and Paul Reisman and Family - Dov and Jenny Yudlo- Zev Yudlo
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~ S ~Jacquie and Harvey Sacks - Arthur S. Sacks - Joel J. Hecht
Debbie and Art Seiden, Michael, Jessica and Bennett Seiden, Andy, Jamie and Jacob McDaniel - Nathan Seiden- Ann and Abe Banks
Amanda, Al and Samantha Shams, Marissa and Brad Wilkins - Joseph L. Reiter- Arleen Shams - Solomon M. Shams - Sylvia Shams
Anita Reiter - Joseph L. Reiter - Mary Ginsberg - Issie Ginsberg - Peter Ginsberg - Hymie Ginsberg- Clara Baker - Harry Reiter- Esther Reiter
Colin and Maureen Richman, Steven, Leisa and Peter - Bessie Richman - David Plitt - Jean (Shaynke) Plitt - Max Richman
Olga and Bruce Rickoff, Ross, Lauren, Marni and Noah Rickoff, Cary and Parker Rickoff - Saul Feldman- Nathan and Greta Rickoff
Denise, Frank, Lenny, Meryl, Nathan, Zachary, Emily, Jeff, Jamie, Max, Allie, Jack, Michael, Jamie, Benni and Ryan Rindsberg - Isaac Druian - Jack Rindsberg - Vera Rindsberg
Amy, Jeremy, Sarah, and Hailey Rosenberg - Gerald Howard Shuman
Fran and Howard Rottenberg and Family - Anne Rottenberg- Harry Rottenberg- Charles Veinish- Benjamin Shapiro
Marci, Will, Ben and Zachary Rudolph - Larry Alexander
Carole and Andy Shovers, Tim Shovers and Kira Doar, Jill, Lance, Blake and Brooke Kosmal - Arthur Adler - Charlotte Adler - Sidney Adler - Iman Shovers - Ruth Shovers
David Skolsky - Celia Skolsky- George Skolsky
Alana, Marc, Devin, Reese and Tori Sonenshine - Debra Sonenshine- Irving Sonenshine- Sylvia Kasten- Nathan Kasten- Annette Robbins- Robert Robbins- Simon Weisz
Kenneth and Sharon Sonenshine - Debra Sonenshine - Irving Sonenshine- Shirley Sonenshine- Isaac Capelouto
Terry Spector - Herb Spector - Hilda and Ben Weissmann
Kim, Nick, Logan, and Jake Sucan - Stanley Sucan - David Goldberg - Lee Goldberg Pailet
~ T ~Diane and Abe Taché - Elias Taché - Emily Taché
Brian, Stacey, Alex, Jordan and Drew Tovin - Ian H. Tovin
The Tieman and Feldstein Families - Andrea Tieman - Benjamin Tieman - Rose Tieman - Marcus Tieman- Sidney Glass - Madeline Glass
The Toporeks, The Millers and The Beckers - Jeanette and Milton Lipsitz - Sophie and Louis Black- Max and Don Miller
Lisa, Evan, Lia and Mason Toporek - Lee Goldberg Pailet - David Goldberg
~ U ~Maddy and Ron Urken - Ida Palay - Israel Palay - Ida Urken - Hyman Urken
~ V ~Janice and Mike Verner, Stuart and Autumn Verner, Brandon Verner, Ellen and Lee Swerdlin, Eden and Peter Kaye - Hyman Verner- Louise Verner - Gladys Epstein - Alex Epstein - Sandy Epstein Seton
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~ W ~Seth, Sara Beth, Sydney, and Leo Watson - Linda Knolle
David, Sam, Jess and Noah Weidenbaum - Paul Weidenbaum
Robert, Karen, Natalie and Dayna Weinberg - Roslyn Weiss- Arthur Weinberg
The Weinberger Family - Elaine Sonya Weinberger - Susan Weinberger
Ira Katz and Mindy Wertheimer, Jessica, Leanna - Claire Milefsky Wertheimer - Benjamin Wertheimer
Dov, Julie, Avigayl and Nava Wilker - Bernard Harris Wilker- Michael Lublin
Carol, Josh, Sharon, Adam and Katie Wolf - Howard Guttenplan- Milton Guttenplan - Rosalie Guttenplan
~ Y ~Cheryl, Phil, Arly, Sophie and Ian Yagoda - Arlyne and Stanley Yagoda- Lillian and Irving Bodner- Rose and Philip Yagoda- Ruth and Jack Streit- Florence and Charles Frieman
Elana, Matt, Bailee, Molly, Camille and Brandon Yoels - Ira Buddy Yoels
~ Z ~Rachel and Arthur Zebrak - Sybil and Nathan Zebrak - Benjamin H. Sharker
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O Heavenly Father
With tearful hearts we have recited our Yizkor prayers and revered the memories of our dear loved ones who dwell forever in Your Eternal Abode.
Today, the heavens become closer, and through our prayers, eternity opens before us.
We pray that we be a strong link in the chain of Jewish Immortality. May the way we conduct our lives ever reflect honor upon the sacred memories of our dearly beloved.
May our hearts be kindly disposed towards the needs of our people, and may our hands not falter in our sacred obligations.
O God, May You grant us the blessing of our loved ones from Life Eternal, and may we sanctify our moral lives so that after “One hundred and twenty years” we, too, will be
remembered for good.
O Heavenly Father
Concluding PrayersPrayer For The Rabbis
May the One who blessed our forefathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, Moses and Aaron, David and Solomon — may He bless Rabbi Harav Yehoshua Zvi son of Harav Zerach Yisrael, and Harav Hillel Zamir ben Harav Moshe Shmuel v’Masha Shlomit because they shall contribute to charity on behalf of the souls remembered today, in honor of the Omnipresent, in honor of the Torah, in honor of the Day of Judgment. As reward for this, may the Holy One, Blessed is He, protect them and rescue them from every trouble and distress, from every plague and illness; and May He inscribe them and seal them for good life on this Day of Judgment, and may He send blessing and success in their every endeavor, together with all Israel, their brethren. Now let us respond: Amen.
At the conclusion of the Yizkor service, it is customary to recite a prayer on behalf of the rabbi of the congregation.
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Yit gadal v’yit-kadash sh’mey raba,
B’alma di v’ra chirutey, v’yam-lich mal-chutey,
B’cha-yey-chon uv-homey-chon uv-cha-yey d’chol beyt Yisrael,
Ba-agala u-vizm,an kariv, v’imru amen.
Y’hey sh’mey raba m’varach l’alam ul-almey alma-ya.
Yit-barach v’yish-tabach v’yit-pa-ar v’yit-romam v’yit-na-sey,
V’yit-hadar v’yit’aleh v’yit-halal sh’mey d’kud-sha,
B’rich hu, l’eyla (ul-eyla) min kol bir-chata v’shi-rata,
Tush-b’chata v’ne-chemata da’amiran b’alma, v’imru amen.
Y’hey sh’lama raba min sh’ma-ya
V’cha-yim aleynu v’al kol Yisrael, v’imru amen.
Oseh shalom bi-m’romav, hu ya-aseh shalom
Aleynu v’al kol Yisrael, v’imru amen.
Mourners’ Kaddish
When I Stray From You, O Lord, my life is as death; but when I cleave to You, even in death I have life. You embrace the souls of the living and the dead.
The earth inherits that which perishes. But only the dust returns to dust; the soul, which is God’s, is immortal.
The Lord has compassion for His creatures. He has planted eternity within our soul, granting us a share in his unending life.
He redeems our life from the grave. During our brief life on earth He gives us choices.
We can cherish hopes, embrace values and perform deeds which death cannot destroy. May we all be charitable in deed and thought, in memory of those we love who walk the earth no longer.
May we live unselfishly, in truth and love and peace, so that we will be remembered as a blessing, as we this day lovingly remember those whose lives endure as a blessing.
Concluding Prayers
When I Stray From You
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God is my shepherd, I shall not lack.I never have lacked.
In lush meadows He lays me down, beside tranquil waters He leads me.This year I have been able to feel a peace that I had not previously known — in Hebrew, “nachat ruach.”
He restores my soulwhich I believe is eternal.
He leads me on paths of justice for His name’s sake.I can only hope that I have followed these paths more often than I have shunned them.
Though I walk in the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for You are with me.Throughout this ordeal, I have never been afraid. Perhaps it is because I am a person of faith? Or maybe I am too simpleminded to recognize the magnitude of the loss that I am facing?
A Meditation On Psalm 23by Matt Fenster, Z”L
Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.I interpret God’s “rod” and “staff” to be my family and friends, respectively.
You prepare a table before me in view of my tormentors.I think about the tables in my life... my childhood dinner table... breakfast before school with my kids at a cafe table... the seder table...the table from which I read the Torah in synagogue.
You anointed my head with oilI was brought up to believe I was special and could accomplish anything that I wanted
My cup overflowsA phrase I have uttered to myself each Friday night before the words of Kiddush.
May only goodness and kindness pursue me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of God for eternity.Although I am saddened by what I will miss, the days with which I have been blessed have been full.
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
He gives me repose in green meadows.
He leads me beside the still waters to revive my spirit.
He guides me on the right path, for that is His nature.
Though I walk in the valley of the shadow of death,I fear no harm, for You are with me.
Your staff and Your rod comfort me.
You prepare a banquet for me in the presence of my foes.
You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows.
Surely goodness and kindness shall be my portionall the days of my life.
And I shall dwell in the House of the Lord forever.
Psalm 23
A PSALM OF DAVID
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Exalted, compassionate God, grant perfect peace among the holy and the pure, in your sheltering presence, to the souls of the soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces who gave their lives for the sanctity of Your Name, the people and the land, and died a death of valor in the wars of Israel, and the souls of those who were killed in terror attacks. For we pray on their their behalf, that paradise be their resting place. Therefore, Master of Mercy, shelter them in Your presence forever. May their souls be bound up in the bonds of life. God is their inheritance, and may they rest in peace. And let us say: Amen.
El Maleh For Israel’s Soldiers And MartyrsEl Maleh
Exalted, compassionate God, grant infinite rest in Your sheltering presence, among the holy and pure, to the souls of our brethren who perished in the Shoah — men, women, and children of the House of Israel who were slaughtered and suffocated and burned to ashes. May their memory endure, and inspire deeds of charity and goodness in our lives. May their souls thus be bound up in the bond of life. May they rest in peace. And let us say: Amen.
Exalted, compassionate God, grant perfect peace among the holy and the pure, in Your sheltering Presence, to the souls of all our beloved who have gone to their eternal home. May their memory endure as inspiration for deeds of charity and goodness in our lives. May their souls thus be bound up in the bond of life. May they rest in peace. And let us say: Amen.
In memory of the six million:
In memory of all the dead:
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The Eighth Part When A Man Dies
The eighth part (at least) of everythingis death. Its weight is not great.
How lightly and with what casual gracewe carry it with us everywhere we go.
On fresh awakenings, on journeys,or in lovers’ talk — though seemingly
Left behind in some dark corner —It is always with us. Weighing hardly anything at all.
Leah Goldberg
When a man dies neither silver nor gold nor precious stones accompany him, only Torah and
good deeds. For it is said (Proverbs 6:22): “When you walk it shall lead you; when you lie down it
shall watch over you; and when you awake it shall speak with you.” “When you walk it shall lead you” — in this world. “When you lie down it shall watch over you” — in the grave. “When you awake it shall
speak with you” — in eternal life.Pirkei Avot 6:9
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I asked God for strength, that I might achieve;I was made weak, that I might learn to serve.
I asked for health, that I might do great things;I was given infirmity, that I might do better things.
I asked for wealth, that I might be happy;I was given poverty, that I might be wise.
I asked for power, that I might earn the praise of others;I was given weakness, that I might feel the need of God.
I asked for all things, that I might enjoy life;I was given life, that I might enjoy all things.
I got nothing I asked for, but all I hoped for.Despite myself, my unspoken prayers were answered,
And I am, among all people, most richly blessed.
The Prayer Of An Anonymous Soldier
Yizkor for Righteous Gentiles
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Remember, People of Israel, the Righteous Gentiles, who have placed their own lives in danger for the sake of our persecuted and tortured brothers and sisters during the Shoah 1939–1945, and who were as shining stars in the overwhelming darkness of evil.
Those who spoke out at a time of silence,Those who offered sanctuary and a lease on life in the eye of the murderous storm,Those who upheld those who were falling and extended a helping hand, food, and clothing. Who answered the cry of men, women, and children:Men and women, workers of the land and city-dwellers Of humble standing and of high rank,People of faith and conscience.
In the very valley of the shadow of death, these men and women stood by our people, and from the fiery inferno they saved the few and the many. And where there were no human beings they were human.
Remember, People of Israel, their grandness of spirit, their heroism and their pure hearts. May God bind their souls in the bundle of life, and may it come to pass as it was written: “As the whirlwind passes, so is the wicked no more: but the righteous is an everlasting foundation”
Proverbs 10:25
It Is Less Distant Now
A Yahrzeit Candle Lit At HomeThe Yahrzeit candle is differentannouncing neither Sabbath nor festival.No benediction recitedNo song sungNo psalm mandated.Before this unlit candlewithout a quorum, I standunstruck match in my hand.It is less distant nowthe remembrance ritual of parents deceasedI am older nowcloser to their age than before.I am older nowtheir aches in my bodytheir white hairs beneath my shaved skintheir wrinkles creased into my face.It is less distant nowthis ritual
once made me think of themNow makes me think of me.Once it recalled relationships to themNow it ponders on my children’s relationship to me.Once I wondered what to remember of themNow I ask what my children remember of mewhat smile, what grimaceWhat stories they will tell their children of me.It is less distant now.How would I be rememberedHow would I be mournedWill they come to Synagoguelight a candlerecite the Kaddish.It is less distant now.Once Yahrzeit was about parents deceasedNow it is of children aliveOnce it was about a distant pastNow it is about tomorrow.
Harold M. Schulweis
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Alone
I never think of myself as waiting for you, but when the holiday has come and gone,when I’m packing up the Pesach dishesor taking down the sukkahI feel hopeless and alone.
inconsolable.
Then I realize I’ve left a small corner deep inside myselfunpainted,and in that small corner,I’m still a child,a little girl,waiting.
And I had hopedwithout knowing itthat this chagyou’d come.
My tears fall on the Pesach dishesand I wonderwhy you’ve left me herealone.
Merle Feld
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Nothing Gold Can Stay
Nature’s first green is gold,Her hardest hue to hold.
Her earliest leaf’s a flower;But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.Nothing gold can stay.
Robert Frost
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Your absence has gone through meLike thread through a needle.
Everything I do is stitched with its color.
W.S. Merwin
Separation
The Silver Platter
The Earth grows still.The lurid sky slowly palesOver smoking borders.Heartsick, but still living, a people stand byTo greet the uniqueness of the miracle.Readied, they wait beneath the moon,Wrapped in awesome joy, before the light.Then, soon, A girl and boy step forward,And slowly walk before the waiting nation;In work garb and heavy-shodThey climb In stillness.Wearing yet the dress of battle, the grimeOf aching day and fire-filled nightUnwashed, weary unto death, not knowing rest,But wearing youth like dewdrops in their hair.
— Silently the two approach and stand.Are they of the quick or of the dead?Through wondering tears, the people stare.“Who are you, the silent two?”And they reply: “We are the silver platterUpon which the Jewish State was served to you.”And speaking, fall in shadow at the nation’s feet.Let the rest in Israel’s chronicles be told.
Natan Alterman
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For A Grandmother
My mother’s mother diedin the spring of her years,and her daughter forgot her face.Her portrait, engravedon my grandfather’s heart,was erased from the world of imageswhen he died.
In the house, just her mirror remained,sunk with age in its silver frame.And I, the pale grandchildwho does not resemble her,peer into it today as into a lakethat hides its treasures underwater.
Deep behind my face,I see a young woman —pink-cheeked, smiling,a wig on her head —threading a long-looped earringthrough the tender flesh of her lobe.
Deep behind my face,shines the bright gold of her eyes.And the mirror passes onthe family lore:She was very beautiful.
Les Goldberg (translated by Marcia Falk)
For A Grandfather
Grandfather, your hands were marked like lines on a mapAnd your old eyes saw all times and tides. You survived and thrivedAnd visit me stillEven though you have long since left. O, Ageless Explorer,Your heart may be in the groundBut you have become the foundation of my step. For when I step, you step with meIn the great, endless journey that never truly rests.
Devon Spier
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A Prayer For Those Not Saying Yizkor For Parents
Almighty God, while those who have lost their parents and their dear ones call to mind those who have gone to their eternal rest, I at this solemn moment raise my eyes to You, the Giver of Life, and from a grateful heart thank You for Your mercies in having preserved the life of my beloved parents. May it be Your will, Adonai my God and the God of my ancestors, to bless them with health and strength, so that they may be with me for many years to come. Bless them even as they have blessed me, and guard them even as they have guarded me.
In return for their affection and the sacrifices which they have made for me, may I bring them joy and lighten their cares. May it be my privilege to help them in every way that lies within my power, may
I learn to understand and recognize the duty that I owe to them, so that I may never have cause to regret when it is too late.
Shield my home from all sorrow. May peace and harmony and Your spirit always be present within its walls. Keep me true to You and to all with whom I come into contact, so that I may appreciate the gift of life that You have granted to me and to those dear to me.
While some have the custom of leaving the room if both parents are still alive, others remain to pray for other relatives, friends, or the Martyrs of Israel.
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For Martyrs
For Members Of The Israel Defense Forces
May God remember the souls of our brethren, martyrs of our people, who gave their lives for the sanctification of His name. In their memory do I pledge charity. May their bravery, dedication and purity be reflected in our lives. May their souls be bound up in the bond of life. And may they rest eternally in dignity and peace. Amen.
May God remember the souls of the soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces who gave their lives for the sanctity of God’s Name, the people and the land, who died a heroic death in the wars of Israel. They were swifter than eagles and stronger than lions as they volunteered to help the people, and their pure blood soaked the clods of our holy earth and the deserts of Sinai. The memory of their self-sacrifice and heroic deeds will never perish from us. May their souls be bound in the Bond of Life with the souls of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and with the souls of the other Jewish heroes and martyrs who are in the Garden of Eden. Now let us respond, Amen.
In memory of martyrs:
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For a Parent Who Was HurtfulDear God,You know my heart. Indeed, You know me better then I know myself, so I turn to you before I rise for Kaddish. My emotions swirl as I say this prayer. The parent I remember was not kind to me. His/her death left me with a legacy of unhealed wounds, of anger and of dismay that a parent could hurt a child as I was hurt.
I do not want to pretend to love, or to grief that I do not feel, but I do want to do what is right as a Jew and as a child. Help me, O God, to subdue my bitter emotions that do me no good, and to find that place in myself where happier memories may lie hidden, and where grief for all that could have been, all that should have been, may be calmed by forgiveness, or at least soothed by the passage of time.
I pray that You, who raise up slaves to freedom, will liberate me from the oppression of my hurt and anger, and that You will lead me from this desert to Your holy place.
Additional Yizkor Prayers For Parents
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Additional Yizkor Prayers For Parents
For One’s FatherMay God remember the memory of your life, dear father. It rises before me this solemn hour as I recall the kindness, love and encouragement showed me during your life. With untiring zeal you provided for my physical and spiritual needs. You rejoiced in my achievements, you guided me in my perplexities, and strengthened me in my trials and disappointments. I pay you the tribute you so richly deserve, by cherishing the ideals and principles you taught me, by continuing the noble work you left unfinished, by loyally upholding the heritage of Israel which you transmitted unto me, and by serving my people and all who need me. Though you are gone from my physical view, the bond of love which unites us can never
be severed. May the memories of your life spur me on to follow truth and righteousness. Amen.
For One’s MotherMay God remember You though we are separated, dear mother. In this solemn hour, I call to mind the love and solicitude with which you tended and watched over my childhood, ever mindful of my welfare, and ever anxious for my happiness. Many were the sacrifices you made to ennoble my heart and instruct my mind. What I achieved is because of your influence, and what I am, I have become through you. Though you are no longer
physically present, the lessons that you imparted unto me shall ever remain with me.
If at times, I failed in showing you the love and appreciation you so worthily deserved, if I have been thoughtless and ungrateful, I ask to be forgiven. I pray that your spirit inspire me to noble and intelligent living, so that when my days on earth are ended, and I arrive at the Throne of Mercy, I shall
be deemed worthy of you, and to be reunited with you in God. Amen.
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May God remember the soul ofmy mother________________________my wife__________________________my partner________________________my sister__________________________my daughter_______________________my relative________________________my friend_________________________(others)___________________________
who has [have] gone to her [their] eternal home. In loving testimony to her life [their lives], I pledge tz’dakah to help perpetuate ideals important to her [them]. Through such deeds, and through prayer and remembrance, may her [their] soul[s] be bound up in the bond of life. May I prove myself worthy of the many gifts with which she [they] blessed me. May these moments of meditation strengthen the ties that link me to her [their] memory. May she [they] rest in peace forever in God’s presence. Amen.
We rise.
In Memory Of Female Relatives And Friends
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We rise.
May God remember the soul ofmy father_________________________my husband_______________________my partner________________________my brother________________________my son___________________________my relative________________________my friend_________________________(others)___________________________
who has [have] gone to his [their] eternal home. In loving testimony to his life [their lives], I pledge tz’dakah to help perpetuate ideals important to him [them]. Through such deeds, and through prayer and remembrance, may his [their] soul[s] be bound up in the bond of life. May I prove myself worthy of the many gifts with which he [they] blessed me. May these moments of meditation strengthen the ties that link me to his [their] memory. May he [they] rest in peace forever in God’s presence. Amen.
In Memory Of Male Relatives And Friends
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Meditation
Our generations are bound to each other as children now remember their parents. Love is strong as death as husbands and wives now remember their mates, as parents now remember their children. Memory conquers death’s dominion as we now remember our brothers and sisters, grandparents, and other relatives and friends.
The death of those we now remember left gaping holes in our lives. But we are grateful for the gift of their lives. And we are strengthened by the blessings which they left us, by precious memories which comfort and sustain us as we recall them this day.
A Personal MeditationEternal God, Master of mercy, give me the gift of remembering. May my memories of the dead be tender and true, undiminished by time, not falsified by sentimentality. Let me recall them, and love them, as they were.
. Give me the gift of tears. Let me express my sense of loss, my sorrow, my pain, as well as my gratitude and my love.
. Give me the gift of prayer. May I confront You with an open heart, with trusting faith, unembarrassed and unashamed.
. Give me the gift of hope. May I always believe in the beauty of life, the power of goodness, the right to joy. May I surrender my being, and the soul of the dead, to Your eternal compassion.
We each continue in private meditation, selecting from among the following and adding appropriate names as indicated. Personal prayers may be added.
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Yizkor - Memorial Service
God, what are we, that You have regard for us? What are we, that You are mindful of us? We are like a breath, our days are as a passing shadow, we come and go like grass which in the morning shoots up, renewed, and in the evening fades and withers. You cause us to revert to dust, saying, Return. O mortal creatures! Would that we were wise, that we understood whither we are going! For when we die we carry nothing away; our glory does not accompany us. Mark the whole-hearted and behold the upright; they shall have peace. God, you redeem the soul of Your servants, and none who trust in You shall be desolate. We are strangers in Your sight.
O God: like all who came before us, our days on earth vanish like the shadows. But the speedy flight of life, and the grave that looms on the horizon, should not dismay us; rather, let them teach us wisdom and prompt us to put our trust in You. For only the dust returns to the dust; the spirit which you have breathed into us returns to You, its everlasting Source. Into us You have placed a portion of Your divinity; Your mighty strength is our firm support. When we become servants of Your Law, witnesses to Your truth, champions of Your dominion, then indeed do we endow our fleeting days with abiding worth.
We are children of dust, eternal God. Give us strength and understanding that we may fill our days with good. Though our days are few, help us to make them great.
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Each of us has a namegiven by the starsand given by our neighbors
Each of us has a namegiven by our sinsand given by our longing
Each of us has a namegiven by our enemiesand given by our love
Each Of Us Has A Name
Each of us has a namegiven by the Source of Lifeand given by our parents
Each of us has a namegiven by our stature and our smileand given by what we wear
Each of us has a namegiven by the mountainsand given by our walls
Each of us has a namegiven by our celebrationsand given by our work
Each of us has a namegiven by the seasonsand given by our blindness
Each of us has a namegiven by the seaand given by our death
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My Help Comes From The Lord
I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains;Whence shall my help come?My help comes from AdonaiWho made heaven and earth.
Trust in the Lord at all times;Pour out your heart before him.In all ways, acknowledge God,And He will direct your paths.
Adonai is our refuge and strength,An ever-present help in trouble.Adonai is near unto all who call upon Him,To all who call upon Him sincerely.
Adonai redeems the souls of His servants;None of them that trust in Him shall be forsaken.His compassions and His mercies–They have been from of old,
Adonai heals the broken-hearted,Binding up their wounds.Adonai in His holy dwelling-placeIs the Father of the orphan,And the Advocate of the widow’s cause.
Though my flesh and my heart fail,Adonai is my strength and my portion forever.Adonai lights my lamp,Illuminating my darkness.
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Message From The Senior Rabbi
Joshua Heller, Senior Rabbi
Yizkor is one of the most sacred services on the Jewish calendar. It is observed on
the holiest days of the year- on Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) and on Passover,
Shmini Atzeret and Sukkot, the three harvest festivals that preserve our memories of
the exodus from Egypt.
We choose these most imposing days to pay special attention to those whose memo-
ries hold dear. The pews are full, and even amidst the joy of the festival the melodies
are somber and lingering. In this awe-inspiring setting, the time-honored words of
the Yizkor service ask us to pledge charity and commit to righteous acts in memory
of those whom we have lost. We are asked to remember our own dear ones, and the
martyrs of our people.
Many who are present at Yizkor have taken the words of this service seriously. The
book you hold in your hands, full of memorial listings, represents hundreds of contri-
butions to Tzedakah in memory of those we remember today. However, I would like
to suggest that this year at Yizkor we each make a further commitment, for there is a
mode of remembrance even more sacred than Yizkor.
Even more sacred than Yizkor is the recitation of Kaddish, daily during the first eleven
months, and then each year on the anniversary of the death. Kaddish may only be
said in the context of a minyan, as we rely on the support of our community to pay
proper tribute.
As you make your solemn pledge in memory of your dear ones, will you commit
to come yet one more time in their honor? To come to minyan on their yahrzeit, or
perhaps even to come once a month, to support others who mourn? As we remember
the martyrs of Israel, who gave up their lives for our faith, would you offer a morning
or an afternoon in daily prayer?
May we all be sustained and comforted by the memories that we honor here today,
and may we all be inspired to service to God, ourselves and our community through
charity and prayer.
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Table of Contents
Memorial Prayers ...................................................................
El Maleh ..................................................................................
23rd Psalm ..............................................................................
Mourner’s Kaddish ................................................................
Concluding Prayers ...............................................................
In Loving MemoryTributes of Our Congregation ...............................................
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Yizkor Book
The Gift of Memory
We thank You, O God of life and love,For the resurrecting gift of memory
Which endows Your children, fashioned in Your image,With the Godlike sovereign powerTo give immortality through love.
Praised be to You, O God,Who enables Your children to remember.
Morris Adler
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