Yahrzeit
One of the most widely observed Jewish rituals is the lighting of a candle and saying the Mourner’s Kaddish on the yahrzeit of a loved one. Though the literal translation of the Yiddish word yahrzeit means “time of year,” it is understood to refer to the anniversary on the Hebrew calendar of an individual’s death.
At our weekly services the yahrzeit list for that week is read. The list includes names of people whose yahrzeit falls from that Saturday through the following Friday.
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This Week's Yahrzeits include:
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Wednesday November 25 | 9 Kislev |
Thursday November 26 | 10 Kislev |
Friday November 27 | 11 Kislev |
Saturday November 28 | 12 Kislev |
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Louis H. Friedman Sarah Malin Irving Simmons Anna W. Solomon Simon Yaguda Henrietta Yavner |
Sarah Buchman Jacob J. Ginsburg Rudolph Greenstein Abraham Harris N. David Lobel Rebecca Speigel Bernhard Susser |
Abraham Geffner Kenneth Marc Tarler Meyer Leib Tilman |
Isaac Heckelman Ralph Rosen Benjamin Sheber Robert H. Themper |
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Sunday November 29 | 13 Kislev |
Monday November 30 | 14 Kislev |
Tuesday December 1 | 15 Kislev |
Wednesday December 2 | 16 Kislev |
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Minnie Balshan Ruth Brownstein Rose Siegel Sophie Silberman |
Morris Bernstein Esther A. Fischer Irving Hausler Morris H. Kornit Ann Susser Selecoff Abba Smuckler Harry Wolberg |
Beverly Anusewitz Lillian Ginsburg Jack Goldin Simon Sanders Benjamin Silberman Gertrude Werlin |
Hyman Abrams Boris Binyashvili Leo Maskin Bertha Silverman Evelyn Smuckler |