Generations of Jews observe an important sacred ritual of reciting the Mourner's Kaddish prayer to honor and remember a father or mother. The prayer may also be said for others like a spouse or a child. Kaddish is recited at funerals, during the week of mourning (shiva), for 11 months, and then every year on the anniversary of passing.
And Job said, Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the LORD gave, and the LORD hath taken away; blessed be the name of the LORD.
We remember those whose Yahrzeits will be commemorated at Friday Night Shabbat Services.
(*Indicates a memorial light in the Sanctuary.)Dr. James Novick - Beloved brother of Andy Novick
Louis Woolf - Beloved father of Herbert Woolf
Zvi Grines - Beloved husband of Paula Grines
Alan Levitt - Beloved husband of Elsa Levitt
* We also remember these names that have been permanently inscribed on our memorial plaques: May S. Joseph, Mary Greenberg, Gilbert Cohen, and Arthur R. Kaduk
Sheldon Toback - Beloved father of Meredith Toback
Esther Woolf - Beloved mother of Herbert Woolf
Margie Kenin - Beloved sister of Lew Katz
Shirley Lipkin Richman - Beloved mother of Eleanor Bobrow
Larry Murray - Beloved great uncle of Cassandra Mulligan
Julius Neiditch * - Beloved father of Gwen Jacobs
Betty Kleinman - Beloved mother of Sue Sosnow
* We also remember these names that have been permanently inscribed on our memorial plaques: Herman Sigal, Rebecca B. Kahn, and Alice E. Nie
Roberta Campbell - Beloved mother of Gordon Campbell
Harry Urkowitz - Beloved grandfather of Meredith Toback
Dr. Richard Sax - Beloved brother of Cindy Daniels
Rose Cohen - Beloved mother of Ricky Hochhauser and grandmother of Aron Hochhauser
Samuel Abramowitz - Beloved father of Sally Brau
Jean Greenberg * - Beloved mother of Sandy Weiner
* We also remember these names that have been permanently inscribed on our memorial plaques: David Goldsmith and Jacob Bugen
Beth Beller - Beloved niece of Ricky Hochhauser
Allen Trinker * - Beloved father of Gary Trinker
* We also remember these names that have been permanently inscribed on our memorial plaques: Hannah Rosenfeld, Joseph Meyer, Isaac Kahn, Minnie Feinberg, Shirley Warner, and Joseph Grollman
Permanently commemorate your simcha or celebrate a person! The “Tree of Life” sculpture is on display in the Bnai Shalom Main lobby known as Founders Hall. It is used to honor and remember special events such as: Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Memorials, Engagements, Namings, Weddings and any other special milestone or celebration! Leaf: $180; Apple: $900; Stone at Bottom of Tree: $1,200; Memorial plaques $700; Walk of Life $700. If interested, please contact the Bnai Shalom office.
SERVING THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF EASTON SINCE 1839