This past Shabbat we recognized the Yahrzeit’s of:

Hymen W. Bell on Sat Sep 3rd(4 Elul), Esther Kransberg on Sat Sep 3rd(4 Elul), Morris N. Singer on Mon Sep 5th(6 Elul), Bernard Morley on Tue Sep 6th(7 Elul), Frank Greenberg on Wed Sep 7th(8 Elul), Louis Goldman on Thu Sep 8th(9 Elul), Helen Younger on Thu Sep 8th(9 Elul), Hyman Cutler on Fri Sep 9th(10 Elul)

This upcoming Shabbat we will recognize the Yahrzeit’s of:

Beatrice Yoffa on Sat Sep 10th(11 Elul), Jennie Chansky on Mon Sep 12th(13 Elul), Beverly Fliegel on Mon Sep 12th(13 Elul), Boris Tartakoff on Mon Sep 12th(13 Elul), Noah Goldberg on Tue Sep 13th(14 Elul), Lena Shindler on Tue Sep 13th(14 Elul), Jacob Silver on Tue Sep 13th(14 Elul), Harry Stern on Tue Sep 13th(14 Elul), William Wolper on Tue Sep 13th(14 Elul), Edna Greenstein on Wed Sep 14th(15 Elul), Annie Ossoff on Thu Sep 15th(16 Elul), Gerald Selznick on Thu Sep 15th(16 Elul), David Alperin on Fri Sep 16th(17 Elul), Florence Baker on Fri Sep 16th(17 Elul), Florence Blake on Fri Sep 16th(17 Elul), Mildred Goldberg on Fri Sep 16th(17 Elul), Esther Katz on Fri Sep 16th(17 Elul), Hyman Shapiro on Fri Sep 16th(17 Elul)

Acknowledging the Yahrzeit, the Hebrew anniversary of a person’s death, is a widely held observance in Judaism and at Temple B’nai Abraham.

We recite each week’s Yahrzeit list during our regular Shabbat Services. It is customary ( and one of the 613 Mitzvot) for the children, siblings, spouses and parents of the deceased to observe the Yahrzeit by attending services and participating in the recitation of the Mourner’s Kaddish.

It is both an obligation and an honor for members of the community to be part of the Minyan during these important days. Please join the the families at this week’s Shabbat services when we recognize the Yahrzeits of their loved ones.