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New Cemetery OptionsWe are pleased to announce that we have partnered with North Atlanta Memorial Park in Dunwoody to open a new B’nai Torah section. Because we have exclusive control of this section, we can offer these plots at a significantly lower cost than other options in the area.

Arlington Memorial Park is also opening a new shared Conservative section where we will have purchase rights.

For more information on these options, please email [email protected] or go to bnaitorah.org/form/cemetery-interest-form.html

5780 Yizkor ObservancesYOM KIPPUR Wednesday October 9, 2019SHEMINI ATZERET Monday October 21, 2019PASSOVER (8th day) Thursday April 16, 2020SHAVUOT (2nd day) Saturday May 30, 2020

It is customary to, prior to lighting yom tov candles, to kindle a yahrzeit candle on the eve prior to the recitation of the yizkor.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Betty LupescuChic LupescuHelen EpsteinDavid Epstein

Rae Lupescu ScurryRebecca GranoffSamuel Granoff

Belle StarkLeah StarkJulius Stark

Max StarkBeatrice StarkSadie Fasner

Bernadine HeidtEvelyn Loeb

Jeanette PooleLou Engers

Pauline EngersBella Berczi Heidt

By Leni and Preston Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein and Rachel

Epstein, Susan, Ron, Michelle, Danielle and Jamie Heidt Jonathan, Laura, David and Isla Epstein

IN FONDEST MEMORY OF OUR PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS

Isaac Max Heller Rose Greenberg Heller

Isadore Rubin Perlis Clara Feingold Perlis Harry Hershenson

Fannie Zerden Hershenson Nathan Ellin

Celia Anzek Ellin Morton Ellin

Aida Hershenson Ellin Pearl and Jerry Goodman Mathilda and Sam Maran

Louis Daniel Perlis

By Mindy and David Ellin and Family,

Janice and Richard Ellin

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Abraham GeludaRachel GeludaRaize Geluda

Joseph GeludaHershel Geluda

Bela GeludaHaya Geluda

Nehamka GeludaLiby Geluda

Sara and Jack Gildar

By David Gildar

MAY THEIR MEMORY BE FOR A BLESSING

Molly and Sam KatzAnna and Solly Strauss

Doris KatzBarrie Antebi

Bella and Hyman KatzMitzi and Irving Galman

Gene AronowJudy HaimonSherrie Noch

Miriam and Hillel Ostroff

By Fred Katz and Marcy Aronow


IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Samuel ManakerMary ManakerBernie Reznik

Joe ReznikTobie Axel

Gordon KantrowitzHarriett Kantrowitz

David MayFrances MayDavid PassoffJean Passoff

Sara SmithHarry Smith

Sadye GottliebMorris GottliebMarsha Grant

Robert SalanderRuth Salander

Henrietta SiegelEmil Siegel

Daniel Siegel

By Ethel and Bob Reznik, Lisa, Brad, Seth and Jason May,

Jodie, Jeff, Spencer and Hazel Reznik

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Ruth Wilensky Alvin Wilensky

Helen Glickman Herman Glickman

Max Segan Bertha Segan Barry Segan Celia Gross

Ruth Stanwick George Stanwick

Jean Flig Jack Flig

Greenstein and Glickman families who perished in the Holocaust

By Arthur and Renee Segan, Robert and Ava Wilensky,

George and Julie Stanwick, Michael and Amy Wilensky


IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Jerry and Yvonne Slesinger TillemAnna and Morris Slesinger

Bella and Ben TillemMelvin TillemLarry Tillem

Phyllis and Paul SlesingerBetty and Isaac Goodfriend

Leon SteinbergCarol B. Klotz

By The Tillem Family

Wendi, Lloyd, Michelle, Chris, Ethan and Arden


Anita Tulkoff LederfajnHilary Lederfajn

Sandra Levinsky ZedeckMaurice Zedeck

Arline ZedeckSarah Aspis Tulkoff

Harry TulkoffGisela Gutman Lederfajn

Israel LederfajnEsther Bernstein Levinsky

Joseph LevinskyPauline Gitlitz Zedeck

Louis ZedeckMark Howard Zuroff

By Shari and Steven Zedeck


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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Marvin S. Zerden Donald and Norma Imler Hyman and Doris Kramer

Michael L. Kramer Julius and Blanche Morgan

Seymour Solomon Herbert and Rose Kirsch

Bobby I. Kirsch Phil and Gwen Datnoff

Glenn Datnoff

By Robert, Connie, Jason and Eliot Zerden

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Max Alembik Hannah Alembik Harry Eisenberg

Rebecca Eisenberg HoltzmanBenjamin Clein

Rose Clein Franya Alembik Abram Alembik

Schmuel Alembik Rev. Harry Alembik

Aaron I. Alembik Michael D. Alembik

ByJulius and Janet Alembik and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Terry AdlerGeorge Adler

Arie AvivBette Davis-Ferro

Esti Popper DeutschTzvi Popper

Yitzhak Yosef PopperTzipporah Popper

Sarah PopperLeah Popper

Avraham Popper By

Cherie and Gary Aviv



Faye and Freddie Blaiss Betty and Karl Scheinberg

Helen and Ben Blaiss Lena and Morris Olswing

Fannie and Harry Scheinberg Anne and Irving Simms

By Terry and Michael Blaiss

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

OUR PARENTS Doris and Bernard Cohn

Lorna and Gerald Immermann AND OUR GRANDPARENTS

Sadie and Sol Cohn Esther and Abraham Fasser

Annie and Joseph Immermann Elsie Forshaw

By Eugene, Harold, Emlyn, Sophie and Marshall Cohn, Lisa Hleap


WE REMEMBER OUR FAMILY WHO ENRICHED OUR LIVES

WITH LOVE, JOY AND COMPASSIONATE UNDERSTANDING

Esther Ann Greenberg Louis Greenberg

Kenneth Greenberg By

Stewart Greenberg and Sarah Greenberg

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Donald Appel Ruth and Murray Appel

Rosalee and Oscar Kaplan Helen and Max Feinberg Yvonne and Julius Miller

By Karen, Charles, Hallie and Jonah Kaplan, Norma Appel


IN LOVING MEMORY ALWAYS

Samuel Korotkin Elsie Korotkin

Isidore Begleiter Esther Begleiter

Theodore Korotkin Sylvia Korotkin

James D. Finlayson By

Cathy and Jeffrey Korotkin, Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Phyllis LazarusMiriam and Myer Goldstein

Jake LazarusLewis WinterPaul Cohen

Ruth Lazarus Arnovitz By

Wayne Lazarus, Jeremy Lazarus, Lisa and Zach Lazarus, Joanna and Josh Rothstein


IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Jennie and Nathan Leff Joseph and Irene Tabackman

Dr. Sidney Isenberg Dr. Robert Hirschfield

Paul Raymon Stephanie Rotkow

And Those of Blessed Memory Who Preceded Us By

Bobbie and Michael Leff, Jennifer, Kevin, Jordan and Alex Leff, Amy, Barry, Nina and Evan Leff

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Barbara Plasker Norman Plasker

Harry Speert Esther Libowsky Irving Libowsky

Harry Wilk Lorraine Plasker

Pearl Speert Annabelle Wilk Murray Fisher

Susan Arnovitz Saltz By

Joel and Staci Libowsky



Helen and Joseph KurzMolly and Benjamin Cohen

Lena and Meyer MandSally and Harry Marks

Sophie and Emmanuel Podell By

Tamara, Brian, Emily and Daryn Mand

Robert Joel CovinMindy Auritt Milakofsky

Hazzan William ‘Daisy’ and Betty ‘Bub’ LipsonDenny and Marsha Cohen

Philip and Jeanette MilakofskyBrinker and Lifshultz Family

By Shelley and Lou Milakofsky and Family


IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Dr. Martin FeingoldHarold Moss

Dr. Irving Rose and Martha RoseHelen and Abraham Feingold

Robert MaurerDaniel and Esther Markowitz

Ida and Abraham MossAndrew Moss

By Ilysse, Steven, Maya and Daniel Moss

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Aleck Trestman Esther K. Trestman

Morris Mendel Nodvin Hattie Cohen Nodvin

Jeff Nodvin Neal Nodvin Steve Nodvin

Roz Tarica Grace Peskin Shira Kansas Jane Kansas

Etta K. Pressner Jackie Pressner Gothard

By Joe, Janice and Evan Nodvin and Family


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

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Jerome Shoob Renee Shoob Louis Wagner Helen Wagner Frankie Levy Harry Shoob

Ann-Toni Estroff William A. Estroff

Dora Horowitz Max Horowitz

By Merek, Lindsey, Jordan, Julianna,

Jeorgina and Josephine Shoob


IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Hannah and Joe Shapiro Mollie Silverman Max Rosenthal

Dora and Louis Smith Anne and Abe Schneider

Terry Shapiro Rhonda Graybeal

By Michelle, Ivan, Alex and Hillary Smith

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Gerald Howard ShumanAndrew Plochl

Jean and Henry RosenbergYetta and Carl ShumanSarah and Sam Sorkin

By Mona Sorkin Shuman, Eileen J. Shuman, Amy,

Jeremy, Sarah and Hailey Rosenberg



Izydor WechslerEsther and Samuel Parnes

Chana and Morris WechslerReuben Wallach

Ethel and Isadore SchwalEva and Hyman Levine

Rita and Richard Weinberg By

Reuben and Ellen Wechsler and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

We miss you every day ... Ethel and Louis Draisin

Sylvia and Abraham Wolman Anne Lapin

Sally and Walter Mayer Francis Proctor

By Judy and Kevin Wolman, Joey and Scott Wolman,

Stacey, Stuart, Avery and Ethan Shapiro


IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR LOVED ONES Leo A. Abbey

Ida Abbey Max Robbins

Freda Robbins

Joseph A. Abbey Geraldine Abbey

Frank Brodkin Ruth Brodkin

By Arthur and Barbara Abbey


Victoria SissianMordechai Ahlzadeh

Walter and Florence SchneiderSeymour and Mary Bloom

Chaim Avraham BloomBy

The Ahlzadehs and The Blooms

IN LOVING MEMORY OF TIMES SHARED Jonathan Barkan

Neil BarkanLila Frankfort Phillips

Leonard FrankfortBetty Barkan

Benjamin BarkanStanley Phillips

By Judie Barkan and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Lynnda Bloom

Esther and Israel Bloom Mitzie and Sam Sherman and Family

Arnold Bloom Roberta Kreplick

Sylvia Nankin By

Martin Bloom



IN LOVING MEMORY OFLewis “Sandy” Fine

Leon FayShirle Zwart FayAdair David Fine

Pauline Hirsh FineDora Solomon Zwart

Alfred ZwartMarshall Fay

By Laraine and Lowell Fine and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Hyman Elias

Lillian Elias BrownHarry FishmanFrieda Fishman

Barbara E. Fishman Milton Janoff

Florence Janoff

By Pete Fishman and Babz Jacoby Fishman

IN LOVING MEMORY OF David MandelbaumLydia Mandelbaum

Donald FixelleEmily Fixelle-Farber

By Alan and Marianne Fixelle, Hillary, Jeff, Noah and Allison

MAY THEIR MEMORIES CONTINUE TO BE A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION AND LOVE

Michael BresslerSidney Freedman

Mae Fagelson Max Fagelson

Ida Freedman Lewis FreedmanSelma Bressler

Leonard Bressler By

Peggy Freedman and Melissa, Shaun, Micah, Alexis and Ryleigh Bank


IN LOVING MEMORY OF Lillian and Jules BorrinRose and Eugene Klein

Mel BorrinHarold BlicherDiane Wolpert

By Hershene and Joel Borrin

IN LOVING MEMORY OFAllan Brezel

Henry BrezelPaula and Mark Berger

Larry DamskyLouise Levene

Isabelle and Joseph LeveneHerb and Elyane Barruch

By Susan Brezel, Jen and Matt Kulkin and Family, Jon Brezel,

Jordan and Mike Levene

MAY THEIR MEMORY BE FOR A BLESSING Stephen M. Eidex

Liffy Freedman Radin Sol Freedman

Sylvia Eidex

Harry Eidex Clara Freedman Shoenig

Dr. Marshall M. Eidex Ziva Perchik Blum

By Max and Anita Eidex

IN LOVING MEMORY OFMartin Feingold

Irving and Martha RoseAbraham and Helen Feingold

Grace FeingoldBy

Judith Feingold

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Meyer Garber

By Claudette, Mitch, Michele, Robbie, Evan and Samantha Garber

IN LOVING MEMORY OFLaura Weinsoff

Herbert Weinsoff Osher Weinsoff and Emma Weinsoff Silver

Alfred and Dorothy Kroop Rabbi Raphael and Naomi Gold

Sylvia WeinsoffBy

Sam, Julie and Aliza Gold, Irving Weinsoff

MAY THEIR NESHAMOT HAVE AN ALIYAH Alvin and Sylvia Altman

Samuel and Shirley Plotkin Morris and Irene Gold

Donald and Miriam Cohen By

Marla, Jeffrey, Sydney and Stella Gold

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Renae Goldberg

Mary and Leo ErberRita and Sol Goldberg

Ziva P. BlumBy

Eddie Goldberg, Cari and Jonathan Newman and Aviv and Gavri


IN LOVING MEMORY OF Bess Greenberg

George Greenberg Louis Lafer Teri Pakier Amy Raich Helen Leff Claire Lafer

By Lisa, Seth, Max and Dori Greenberg

IN LOVING MEMORY OFReuben ReinsteinRosalind Greiver

S. Philip Greiver, MDBy

Jamie, Jon, Sarah and Justin Greiver

MAY THEIR MEMORY BE FOR A BLESSING Jay Harwitz

Sam and Edith ShectmanElsa and Harold Kolansky

Ike and Hilda Harwitz Seth Bloomberg

By Edward Harwitz

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Henry Hirsch Milian Hirsch Tilde Hirsch Lester Gross

Dora Gross Andrew Gross

Kenny Bromberg

By Etta Raye Hirsch, David, Michele, Lewis and Henry Hirsch, Seth,

Lisa, Max and Dori Greenberg


IN LOVING MEMORY OFRabbi Zachary Heller

Rabbi Abraham Mayer HellerFrances Heller, Max Epstein, Celia Epstein

Sam Betel, Brenda BetelWalter S. Grubnick, Jerry L. Grubnick

Michael EpsteinHarvey Klein

By Rabbi Joshua and Wendy Heller, Caleb, Amelia and Ezra

IN LOVING MEMORY OFAlbert and Rea Hendler

Maurice DayanBertha and David Steinberg

Michelle StenBy

Golda Steinberg and Sean Hendler

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Esther Hirsh

Saul Hirsh Leona Krevat Larry Krevat

Frieda Hirsh Jonathan Krevat

Peter Krevat

By Barbra and Gene Hirsh

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Sarah Hoffman

Joseph Hoffman Gloria Snyder

Stanley Scholem Jerry Scholem

By Carol and Bruce Hoffman and Family


IN LOVING MEMORY OFSally FrankJerry Frank

Arnold FrankAlbert Jacobson

Florence JacobsonBy

Barbara Frank and Michael Jacobson

MAY THEIR MEMORY BE FOR A BLESSING Eva Iteld

Sholem Iteld Annie Kaminsky

H.R. (Dick) Kaminsky

Tavin Kaminsky David Kaminsky Mark Kaminsky

By Judith and Larry Kaminsky

IN LOVING MEMORY OF André KesslerJune Burnett

George Burnett Ladislas Grunfeld

Olga Kessler

Sidney Lind Pauline Tenenbaum

Ralph TenenbaumThe Grunfeld and Kessler Families

Who Perished in the HolocaustBy

Marsha Kessler, Gena and Rusty Hindman, Lindsay and Laurence Kessler

IN LOVING MEMORY OFMilton Levine

Leonard and Shirley KonigsburgManfred and Jacqueline FlamBernhard and Thelma Chonin

Dale KonigsburgMichael Rosenberg

By Hillel, Sarah and Jonah Konigsburg


IN LOVING MEMORY OFGene Kornblum

Matthew Scott KornblumBernard and Martha AllenJulius and Mitzi Kornblum

Bruce AllenBy

Annetta Kornblum and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OFLeon Auerbach

Andrew FeldmanJackie GreenVictor Leaf

Sylvia and Elliott LoewDoris and Morton Feldman

By Wendy, Stuart, Zachary and Jamie Leaf

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Arby Lipman

Gloria Lipman Goldberg Isador Ringhel Max Lipman Ella Lipman

Dan Goldberg By

Sheryl Lipman and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OFLeonard David Stone

Gertrude SolomonYou Are In Our Hearts Forever

By Susan, Michael, Marin and Samantha Londe


IN LOVING MEMORY OFBarnet and Lillian Levinson

Herbert and Betty BaronSholem and Eva Iteld

Jerome and Sylvia MerlinBy

Caren, Michael, Jonathan and Ryan Merlin

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Alfred I. MyersonVivian R. MyersonJean Schoenfeld

Eugen SchoenfeldBy

Leslie and Gary Myerson, Aaron and Kimberly Myerson, Jason and Alyson Myerson, Great Grandchildren: Aiden, Naomi and Sadie

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Robert Wilensky

Ruth and Reuben Wilensky Charles and Edith Gordon

Robert Gordon Irene and Alvin Dubin Sadie and Milton Olim

By Allison, Lenny, Sari, Gordon and Cole Olim

REMEMBERED WITH LOVE Jeannette Zimmerman Benjamin Zimmerman

Marty Milstein Sidney Newman

Jeff Milstein By

Marsha Raxter, Kevin, Leanne, Brett and Bryn Raxter


IN LOVING MEMORY OF Lillian Sperling

Herbert J. Sperling Rose Rittner Frank Rittner

Eva Rittner Rea Hopter Sara Fisher

By Roberta and Norman Rittner, Renée Rittner, Eric Greidinger, Ezra,

Rachel and Lilli, Heather, Eric and Lexie Halpern

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Adrian David Rubin

Rose Senie Benjamin Senie

Sara Rice

Cecil Airov Sam Airov

Arnold Effron

By Carol and Joe Rubin and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OFNaomie Bossen

Lawrence KonterNina GreenholtzBobbie Heyman

Nina BrodskyLeo BrodskyAlice Sarnat

By Natalie, Jonathan, Nathan and Nora Sarnat

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Barry Seitz

Marie and Cecil Marks Barbara and Morris Kaplowitz

Inez and Joe Seitz Eunice and Barney Copeland

By Tracy, Brian, Barri and Davis Seitz


IN LOVING MEMORY OF Jerry Siegel

Bootsie Siegel Joseph Bear Adele Bear Abe Siegel Rose Siegel

By Lisa, Michael, Joey and Ben Siegel

IN LOVING MEMORY OFAlvin Miller

Ethyl and Charles MarbachNeil Marbach

Kaye and Bob LangeEileen Sloane

By Hilary and Corey Sloane

IN LOVING MEMORY, MAY THEIR MEMORY BE FOR A BLESSINGDebra Sonenshine

Sylvia and Nathan KastenAnnette and Robert Robbins

Irving SonenshineTina and Simon Weisz

By Alana, Marc, Devin, Reese and Tori Sonenshine

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Sophia B. Levenson Michael Levenson

Robert A. Levenson

Sol J. Stein Bess Stein Ralph Saul

By Meryl, Rob, Jonathan and Alana Stein



IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHOM WE LOVED AND LOSTAnna Glasston

Mona and Alvin HirschbergSylvia and Herbert Strelzik

Harley ZlatkinBy

Steven and Holly Strelzik, Andrew and Megan Strelzik, Sloane and Aiden, Jeffrey and Sarah Strelzik

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Leopold Szlam Michael Szlam

Henry Ajlen Ignacy Gilzenrat

Sally Szlam Donia Gilzenrat

By Halina and Aleksander Szlam

WE WILL NEVER FORGET THE LEGACY LEFT BY OUR PARENTS Jeanette and Daniel Rabhan

Reba and Irving Varon IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR BROTHERS

Marshall CherninDick OwensAndy Varon

By Muriel and Craig Varon, Scott, Julie, Reece, Grant and Sawyer Varon,

Alan, Sarah, Jillian and Andy Varon

WE REMEMBER WITH LOVE Morris Moe Schwartz Michael D. Winston

Norma Winston Henry E. Winston

Samantha Rose Baer Drean Kanofsky Hanley

Shirley Aronson Kanofsky

By Roz Winston, Rachel and J.P. Long, Lily, Sophie and Ian Long

IN LOVING MEMORY OFRita and Karol Korn

By The Woelz Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Irwin Frank

Frances Frank Therese Koerner

Max Wohlberg Miriam Wohlberg

By Jeffrey and Judy Wohlberg, Adam and Shira Wohlberg,

Curt and Rachel Friedberg, Jeremy and Julie-Anne Wohlberg

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Martin Josefson

Alvin Zadoff Pearl Zadoff Annika Stein Lea Tankus

By The Zadoff Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Paul and Irene Bases

Lottie and Max BeldickAll of the relatives who perished in the

HolocaustBy

Eva and Gary, Jason and Shana, Allison and Robert, Jacob, Alyssa, Daron and Joshua

Beldick

IN LOVING MEMORY OFMartin J. Weisbard

By Ilene, Dani, Asher, Arabelle and Tess

Berman

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Ivan Bloch Merle Katz

Ada Mable Donsky Dave Donsky

Ethne Karseboom By

Irma Bloch, Donne, John and Dallan

REMEMBERED WITH LOVEPhyllis and Gerald Charness

Manya and Jacob BorensteinOur family who perished in the

HolocaustBy

Cathy and Morris Borenstein, Hali, Michael, Sidney and Avery

Borenstein, Jamie, Jordan and Mavis Cohen

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Henry Bracker

Regina, Julius and Irvin Asher Pauline and David Bracker

ByNancy Bracker and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OFSandra Schwartz Coffsky

Lawrence CapitelKatie Capitel

Leonard CapitelBy

The Capitel Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OFSylvia Rosinek

Syma YellinGeorge Yellin

Arthur RosinekStanley Rosinek

ByFred, Rita, Aaron, Tal and Elliot Chaiken,

Michelle Rosinek

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Kurt and Erna Weiler

Morris Cohen Frances Mahler Cohen

Gilbert Cohen By

Fran and Mike Cohen


IN LOVING MEMORY OFJerald Cohen

Bernard HaverBy

Lee, Edye, Megan and Linsey Cohen

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Helaine Lipinsky Murray Lipinsky Philip Diamond Pauline Lipinsky Frances Lipinsky

ByBonnie and Lee Diamond and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OFHarry and Anne Diamond

ByIvan and Jill Diamond and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Sarah and Louis Einstein

Phil Einstein Shirlee and Lawrence Gilbert

ByHarold and Laura Einstein, Lance, Emily,

Avery and Lyla Einstein, Seth, Loren, Chloe and Gavin Einstein

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Helen and Morton Tenner

Ida and Joseph Epstein Idah Rosenblatt

BySharna and Michael Epstein and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Fillis Carol Frank

Marilyn Frank Marks Sylvia and Sam Framer Minnie and Max Frank

ByStuart and Nancy Frank

IN LOVING MEMORY OFStephen FreedmanAurelia FreedmanEugene FreedmanNatalie PodolskyMorris Podolsky

BySharon Freedman 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 OUR PARENTS

David GersonFrances Gerson Siegel

Phyllis Blonder FreedmanJack I. Freedman

ByEd and Robyn, Jeff, Randi, Lee and Alicia

Gerson, Justin and Jaime Spizman, Ali and Marc Garfinkel

IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR FAMILY AND THOSE WHO

PERISHED IN THE HOLOCAUSTAnn R. KlugMendel KlugJonah Katz

Marguerite E. GingoldLouis E. Gingold

ByHilda and Ira Gingold and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Karin Holzer

Dorothy Holzer Marian Holzer Erica Daniels Joe Daniels

All of the Holzer, Rosenberg and Reichman families that perished

in the Holocaust. By

The Holzer and Goldstein Families

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Susan Arnovitz Saltz

Beloved Mother and Mimi By

Dara, Andy, Matthew, Sari and Naomi Grant

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Sylvia GrantHarry Grant

Toby PearlmanSamuel GrantLillian Morris

ByIlene and Adrian Grant

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Larry and Annette Gray

Clarence Ehrlich Stanley Ney

ByHarvey Gray and Beth Ann Taratoot

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Rabbi Zachary Heller

Rabbi Abraham Mayer and Frances Heller

Max and Celia Epstein By

Dr. Lynne Heller

IN LOVING MEMORY OFOlga and Adolph Schreck

Marie and Moses HoffensonBy

Linda and Richard Hoffenson


IN LOVING MEMORY OF Jake Isenberg

Betty Isenberg Dot Nowell

Lt. Walter N. IsenbergDoris Shlaer

ByWalter and Janet Isenberg,

Nancy Isenberg

IN LOVING MEMORY OFNaim ShohetSadie Perley

Dalia KurtBy

Norma Shohet and Robert Kadoori, Gabriel and Noa Kadoori

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Charlette Kessler

Harry “Ackie” Kessler Betty Lesch

Arthur Lesch By

Wendy and Millard Lesch

MAY THEIR MEMORY BE FOR A BLESSING, YOU ARE IN OUR

HEARTS FOREVER AND ALWAYS Joan Rabin

ByDavid, Michelle, Jonah, and Lila Manne

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Sarah Margolis

William MargolisSonny Borok

Dolly NohMichael Mendelsohn

ByIrma and Basil Margolis, Lara and Ethan

Kross, Karen and Ian Kaye

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Lee Marks

Joanne Marks Lenora Galanti

ByCharlotte and Joel Marks


Rosemary and Max May Bettie and David ShapiroJudy Plotka Appelbaum

ByCindy, Rick, Sarah, Michael and

Rachel May

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Jerry Starr

Barbara Mencher Rose Kukafka Mary Brenner

BySandy, Laura, Jessica and Jules Mencher


IN LOVING MEMORY OF Irma and Sol Denbaum

Mildred and Jack Mirsky Roberta Weiss

ByRuth and Burt Mirsky, Allison and David

Howard, Lisa and Scott Mirsky

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Joe and Ann Golomb

Robbie and Ethel Moss By

Brian and Rochelle Moss, Darryl, Erica, Julia and Emmitt Moss, Billy, Gina, Jaron

and Andrew Shepro

THEIR LEGACY WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTENMarcelle Nahaï

Rouhollah NahaïFarhad NahaïAmin Nahaï

ByFirooz Nahaï

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Robert M. and Blossom Newman

Sylvia Newman By

Howard Newman

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Charlotte Newman

Sam Newman Phyllis Nordin

N. Harry Nordin Randy Nordin

ByTerry Nordin, Rebecca, Michael, Nathan

and Presley Landis

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Dorothy A. Levy

Fred Levy Robert A. Levy

Esther Perling Joseph Perling

ByMarilyn and Howard Perling

WHEN SOMEONE YOU LOVE BECOMES A MEMORY, THAT

MEMORY TURNS INTO A TREASURE.John Vogel

Dorothy VogelLloyd Pesso

Brandon MichaelsNeil Berger

ByTerri Pesso and Gail Barr


Benjamin Smith Sarah Bebe Smith

Samuel Pomerance Belle Pomerance

Florence Bergstein By

Barbara and Leon Pomerance 43 | congregation b’nai torah


Samuel Proctor Bessie Proctor Robert Resnick Carol Resnick

ByAlan and Susan Proctor

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Miriam WiseIsadore Wise

Marcia Rothschild Jacob Rothschild James Blumberg

ByBrenda and Bill Rothschild


Sylvia Rothstein Leonard Rothstein

Ruth Weyland Sol Sacks

Sarah Sacks By

Steve and Elsie Rothstein

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Phil Rubin

By Michael, Allison, Jacob, Alexa and Carly Rubin

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Susan Arnovitz Saltz

Beloved Mother and MimiBy

Jessica, Jeff, Daniel, Lyla and Samuel Sacks

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Harriet Weinstein Bernard Weinstein

Mayer Brachfeld Lillian Schub

Abraham Schub By

Howard and Susan Schub and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Joseph M. Morse

Belle P. Hirsch Sidney Schwartz

Lorraine Riegelhaupt Rhoda Lichtenger

ByClaire Schwartz

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Sarah Sherwinter

Gerald Sherwinter Shirley Hoffman

Abraham Hoffman Barbara Leahy

ByCarol, Jules, Danny, Karli, David and

Lorna Sherwinter


ALWAYS MISSED, NEVER FORGOTTEN, MAY THEIR MEMORY

BE FOREVER A BLESSING.Michael S. Schwartz

Celia and Albert LevinSylvia and Harry Gimbel

Molly and Issak ShoreLily and Sam Hass

BySheldon, Lisa, Micah, Benjamin, Harrison

and Max Shore

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Dr. Arnold and Arlene Bernstein

Hyman and Helen Bernstein Alex and Evelyn Kaye

Jack and Betty Silverman By

Lisa Bernstein, Jay Silverman and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Gabriel Stanley

Sydney and Sonia Stanley Ida and Joe Bloom

Harry Bloom By

Helen Stanley and Family

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Irving Sonenshine Sam Goldenberg

Joyce Goldenberg Debra Anise Sonenshine

ByStan and Debbie Sonenshine

IN LOVING MEMORY OFNathan and Mollie Ravich

Joy StudinYita Bloom

Edie KraimerBy

Lorraine Studin-Lutz, Rob Studin, Amy Glade, Jessica Cipri

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Jack and Ann Belmont

Barry Belmont Ben Sukiennik

ByHyman and Marlene Sukiennik

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Serene Rubin

Emanuel Rubin Marilyn Brisman Herbert Brisman

Mayrose Blumberg By

Helene and Mike Tepper


David Usdan Barbara Usdan Goldberg

Sol Tenenbaum Fay Tenenbaum

Allen TenenbaumBy

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CONCLUDING PRAYERSWHEN I STRAY FROM YOU

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.

MOURNERS’ KADDISH

Yit gadal v’yit-kadash sh’mey raba, B’alma di v’ra chirutey, v’yam-lich mal-chutey, B’cha-yey-chon uv-yomey-chon uv-cha-yey d’chol beyt Yisrael, Ba-agala u-vizman 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.


PRAYER FOR THE RABBIS

At the conclusion of the Yizkor service, it is customary to recite a prayer on behalf of the rabbi of the congregation.s

May the One who blessed our forefathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, Moses and Aaron, David and Solomon — may He bless Rabbi Harav Yehoshua Zvi ben Harav Zerach Yisrael, and Harav Hillel Zamir ben Harav Moshe Shmuel u’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.

MOURNERS’ KADDISH


On Yom Kippur only

A MEDITATION ON PSALM 23BY MATT FENSTER, Z”L

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 soul which 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?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 oil I was brought up to believe I was special and could accomplish anything that I wantedMy cup overflows A 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.


A PSALM OF DAVID

The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want

In lush meadows He lays me down

By tranquil waters He leads me

God restores my soul

He will guide me on the path of righteousness, for His Name’s sake.

Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death

I shall fear no evil for You are with me.

Your staff and your rod, they comfort me.

You prepare a table before me in the view of my foes

You have anointed my head with oil, my cup overflows

Only goodness and kindness shall pursue me all the days of my life

and I will dwell in the house of God forever.


מזמור לדודA Psalm of Davidיהוה רעי לא אחסר׃

The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not wantבנאות דשא ירביצני

In lush meadows He lays me downעל־מי מנחות ינהלני׃

By tranquil waters He leads meנפשי ישובב

God restores my soulינחני במעגלי־צדק למען שמו׃

He will guide me on the path of righteousness, for His Name’s sake.גם כי־אלך בגיא צלמות

Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of deathלא־אירא רע כי־אתה עמדי

I shall fear no evil for You are with me.שבטך ומשענתך המה ינחמני׃

Your staff and your rod, they comfort me.תערך לפני שלחן נגד צררי

You prepare a table before me in the view of my foesדשנת בשמן ראשי כוסי רויה׃

You have annointed my head with oil, my cup overflowsאך טוב וחסד ירדפוני כל־ימי חיי

Only goodness and kindness shall pursue me all the days of my life ושבתי בבית־יהוה לארך ימים׃


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EL MALEH

FOR ISRAEL’S SOLDIERS AND MARTYRS 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.

IN MEMORY OF THE SIX MILLION: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.

IN MEMORY OF ALL THE DEAD: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.


EL MALEH

FOR ISRAEL’S SOLDIERS AND MARTYRS

IN MEMORY OF THE SIX MILLION:

IN MEMORY OF ALL THE DEAD:


THE EIGHTH PARTThe eighth part (at least) of everything

is death. Its weight is not great. How lightly and with what casual grace we 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 DIESWhen 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

THE PRAYER OF AN ANONYMOUS SOLDIER 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.


YIZKOR FOR RIGHTEOUS GENTILES

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-dwellersOf 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 Home The Yahrzeit candle is different announcing neither Sabbath nor festival. No benediction recited No song sung No psalm mandated. Before this unlit candle without a quorum, I stand unstruck match in my hand. It is less distant now the remembrance ritual of parents deceased I am older now closer to their age than before. I am older now their aches in my body their white hairs beneath my shaved skin their wrinkles creased into my face. It is less distant now this ritual once made me think of them Now makes me think of me. Once it recalled relationships to them Now it ponders on my children’s relationship to me. Once I wondered what to remember of them Now I ask what my children remember of me what smile, what grimace What stories they will tell their children of me. It is less distant now. How would I be remembered How would I be mourned Will they come to Synagogue light a candle recite the Kaddish. It is less distant now. Once Yahrzeit was about parents deceased Now it is of children alive Once it was about a distant past Now it is about tomorrow.HAROLD M. SCHULWEIS


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

SEPARATION

Your absence has gone through me Like thread through a needle. Everything I do is stitched with its color.

W.S. MERWIN

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 dishes or taking down the sukkah I feel hopeless and alone.inconsolable.Then I realize I’ve left a small corner deep inside myself unpainted, and in that small corner, I’m still a child, a little girl, waiting.

And I had hoped without knowing it that this chag you’d come. My tears fall on the Pesach dishes and I wonder why you’ve left me here alone.MERLE FELD


THE SILVER PLATTER

The Earth grows still. The lurid sky slowly pales Over smoking borders. Heartsick, but still living, a people stand by To 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-shod They climb In stillness. Wearing yet the dress of battle, the grime Of aching day and fire-filled night Unwashed, 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 platter Upon 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

THE SILVER PLATTER


FOR A GRANDMOTHER

My mother’s mother died in the spring of her years, and her daughter forgot her face. Her portrait, engraved on my grandfather’s heart, was erased from the world of images when he died. In the house, just her mirror remained, sunk with age in its silver frame. And I, the pale grandchild who does not resemble her, peer into it today as into a lake that hides its treasures underwater.LES GOLDBERG (translated by Marcia Falk)

FOR A GRANDFATHER

Grandfather, your hands were marked like lines on a map And your old eyes saw all times and tides.You survived and thrived And visit me still Even though you have long since left.O, Ageless Explorer, Your heart may be in the ground But you have become the foundation of my step.For when I step, you step with me In the great, endless journey that never truly rests.DEVON SPIER


A PRAYER FOR THOSE NOT SAYING YIZKOR FOR PARENTS

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.

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.


FOR MARTYRS

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.

FOR MEMBERS OF THE ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES

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, Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel and Leah, and with the souls of the other Jewish heroes and martyrs who are in the Garden of Eden. Now let us respond, Amen.

FOR MARTYRS

FOR MEMBERS OF THE ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES


ADDITIONAL YIZKOR PRAYERS FOR PARENTS

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

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.


IN MEMORY OF FEMALE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS

May God remember the soul of

my mother (mi morati) ________________

my wife (ishti ) ______________________

my partner (bat zugi) _________________

my sister (a-choti ) ___________________

my daughter (bee-ti ) _________________

my relative (kerovati ) _________________

my friend (chaverti) __________________

(others) _________________________

WHEN PRAYING FOR ONE INDIVIDUAL Yizkor Elohim et Nishmat…. She-halcha l’olamah. Hineni nodev/nodevet tzedakah be-ad hazkarat nishmatah. Ana te-hih nafshah tze-ru-rah bitz-ror ha-cha-yim u-te-hi me-nu-cha-tah kavod, so-va se-ma-chot et pa-ne-cha, ne-ee-mot bi-min-cha netzach, amen.

WHEN PRAYING FOR SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS Yizkor Elohim et Nishmat…. She-halchu l’olaman. Hineni nodev/nodevet tzedakah be-ad hazkarat nishmoteihen. Ana te-hi-ye-nah nafshan tze-rurot bitz-ror ha-cha-yim u-te-hi me-nu-cha-tan kavod, so-va se-ma-chot et pa-ne-cha, ne-ee-mot bi-min-cha netzach, amen.

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.


IN MEMORY OF FEMALE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS

(for a mother) ______________________

(for a wife) ________________________

(for a partner) ______________________

(for a sister) _______________________

(for a daughter) _____________________

(for a relative) ______________________

(for a friend) _______________________

(others) __________________________

WHEN PRAYING FOR ONE INDIVIDUAL

WHEN PRAYING FOR SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS


IN MEMORY OF MALE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS

May God remember the soul of

my father (avi mori) __________________

my husband (ishi) ___________________

my partner (ben zugi ) _________________

my brother (achi) ____________________

my son (beni) ______________________

my relative (kerovi) ___________________

my friend (haveri) ___________________

(others) __________________________

WHEN PRAYING FOR ONE INDIVIDUAL Yizkor Elohim et Nishmat…. She-halach l’olamo. Hineni nodev/nodevet tzedakah be-ad hazkarat nishmato. Ana te-hi nafsho tze-ru-ra bitz-ror ha-cha-yim u-te-hi me-nu-cha-to kavod, so-va se-ma-chot et pa-ne-cha, ne-ee-mot bi-min-cha netzach, amen.

WHEN PRAYING FOR SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS Yizkor Elohim et Nishmat…. She-halchu l’olamam. Hineni nodev/nodevet tzedakah be-ad hazkarat nishmoteihem. Ana te-hi-ye-nah nafsham tze-rurot bitz-ror ha-cha-yim u-te-hi me-nu-cha-tam kavod, so-va se-ma-chot et pa-ne-cha, ne-ee-mot bi-min-cha netzach, amen.

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

(for a father) _______________________

(for a husband) _____________________

(for a partner) ______________________

(for a brother) ______________________

(for a son) _________________________

(for a relative) ______________________

(for a friend) _______________________

(others) __________________________

WHEN PRAYING FOR ONE INDIVIDUAL

WHEN PRAYING FOR SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS


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.


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.


EACH OF US HAS A NAME

Each of us has a name given by the Source of Life and given by our parentsEach of us has a name given by our stature and our smile and given by what we wearEach of us has a name given by the mountains and given by our wallsEach of us has a name given by the stars and given by our neighborsEach of us has a name given by our sins and given by our longingEach of us has a name given by our enemies and given by our loveEach of us has a name given by our celebrations and given by our workEach of us has a name given by the seasons and given by our blindnessEach of us has a name given by the sea and given by our death


MY HELP COMES FROM THE LORD

I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains; Whence shall my help come? My help comes from Adonai Who 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-place Is 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.


MESSAGE FROM THE SENIOR RABBIFor many of us, the Yizkor service is a moment of personal remembrance. Our thoughts turn to loved ones, taken by time and illness, chance and circumstance. However, the Yizkor service began in far off lands, with a different sort of memory. The Jews of Germany, gathering on Yom Kippur, the most solemn day of the year, remembered whole communities martyred in the Crusades. They needed no Biblical ritual of the scapegoat for their brothers and sisters had taken the place of the day’s sacrifice.The service took firm root in the prayer book of European Jews. Our ancestors imagined living and dead standing together in judgment. They were joined in prayer, not just on Yom Kippur, but on every pilgrimage festival, by the souls of the victims of massacres throughout the ages.Yizkor acquired new intensity with the Holocaust; a devastation on a scale never seen before, with so many whose very names were lost. With the founding of the State of Israel, we added the memories of those who perished in the defense of the Jewish homeland, and the solemn reminder that not all went like sheep to the slaughter. This year, Yizkor takes on a new meaning for me, and perhaps for all of us. We still remember our own loved ones, and the long-gone martyrs of Poland and Prague, but now we add the martyrs of our own place, the 12 Jews who perished in Pittsburgh and Poway, victims of attacks against synagogues in our own country since last Yom Kippur. This Yizkor, we share a new bond of remembrance with the generations that came before. This Yizkor, we continue to remember our own loved ones, but we also understand that we are linked to a history of faith and resistance that transcends life itself.May God remember the souls of the 12 precious martyrs of our people whose lives were taken in the sanctification of Your name: Joyce Fienberg, Richard Gottfried, Rose Mallinger, Jerry Rabinowitz, Cecil Rosenthal, David Rosenthal, Bernice Simon, Sylvan Simon, Dan Stein, Mel Wax, Irv Younger, and Lori Gilbert-Kaye.In their memory do we pledge tzedakah. May their bravery, their dedication, and their purity be reflected in our lives. May their souls be bound up in the bond of life eternal. May their deaths be avenged, and may they rest forever in dignity and peace. And let us say: Amen.

Rabbi Joshua Heller


TABLE OF CONTENTS

MEMORIAL PRAYERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–23

EL MALEH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-25

23RD PSALM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26–27

MOURNER’S KADDISH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27–28

CONCLUDING PRAYERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29–30

IN LOVING MEMORY TRIBUTES OF OUR CONGREGATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1–48

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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 power To give immortality through love.

Praised be to You, O God, Who enables Your children to remember.

MORRIS ADLER

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