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In Holy Remembrance

 

Translated by Yael Chaver, Ph.D

Edited by Tina Lunson

 

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In memory of our parents

Benjamin and Feiga KOLKO

And our brothers and sisters,

Rubin, Simon, Joseph,

And Ester (Stusza) KOLKO

Who perished

 

Jack KOLKO, Chicago.

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For these I mourn

For the six million of our brothers and sisters who were killed by Hitler's murderers.

Philip BUZMAN
In eternal remembrance of

Our beloved sister and brother-in-law Reyzl and Khaym MISHKOFSKY with their dear children, Motl and Esther.
Honor their memory!

Sadie GOLDSTEIN, Isidor LAVENDA
In remembrance of

My sister Shifra and her husband Avrom Itsik BUZMAN and their five children, who perished at the hands of the Fascist murderers.

Fayvl KANOVITS
In remembrance of

Our mother Khane Gitl KLAYMAN, and our aunt Keyle and uncle KURLENDER.

The KLAYMAN children
In eternal remembrance of

Yechiel ZELIGMAN and family.

Rachel BURSHTEYN (Raykh), Mexico
In holy remembrance of

My brothers and sister Khaye Mirke KAHN, Itsik Mayer MISHKOF, Khenekh MISHKOF.

Sister, Sere SHEYNKMAN
In remembrance of

Our mother Reyzl BRIKMAN

Honor her memory!

Libe, Peshe, Ayda
In eternal remembrance of

My father Yehoshua Eliezer and my mother Dvoyre.

Ruven BOGISH

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In eternal remembrance of

Reb Elimelech, son of Rabbi Zvi VAKS,

olav hasholem [may he rest in peace]

(born 1841, died 1914).

Reb Elimelech VAKS was one of the most respected householders among the Grayeve pioneers, one of the best Talmudic scholars in the Mir Yeshiva, a well known haberdashery businessman and active for the public good. Married the noble woman Ms. Beyle Brayne, daughter of Reb Yisroel MINTZ, olav hasholem.

For years he served as a gabay [a lay person who volunteers to perform various duties in connection with Torah readings at religious services] in Grayeve and dedicated his entire life to the public good. He did not use his great talents to amass possessions, but helped create in Grayeve such public institutions as the new bathhouse, the hospitality society, the new bes-medresh, community butcher shops etc.

His home was always a gathering place for scholars, an open door to the needy, to immigrants from all over the world, to whom he always gave good advice and help. Hundreds of immigrants who were arrested for illegally crossing the border were freed thanks to him. Never was it too difficult for him to carry out the mitsvah [commandment] of freeing captives. The doors of all government offices were open for him.

Thus he lived a fine life and reserved a place in the world to come, in which he believed strongly.

We grieve for those who are gone and not forgotten. May his soul be bound up in the bundle of the living.

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One of the finest families with traditional lineage – son-in-law and daughter of Reb Elimelech VAKS – the great rabbi and preacher Rabbi Yosef ZAYDENBERG, olev-hasholem; his noble wife Ms. Tsipora; their children: 1) Borech Moyshe, 2) Brayne, 3) Sheyne Itke, 4) Elimelech and, 5) name unknown. All killed as martyrs in the gas chambers of Hitler, may his name be erased.

Max M. and Eliyahu VAKS, brothers

We grieve for those who are gone and not forgotten

In loving memory of the unforgettable:

BUFFENSTEIN's, PELTONOWITZ's & VOISLAVSKI's

Dr. W. PELTON (PELTONOWITZ), Chicago, Illinois

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In eternal remembrance of our beloved parents

Mendl Borech

and

Malka

TZICHATSKY,

and of our dear sisters

Reyzke, Blume and Toybe

with their families, who perished at the hands of Hitler's murderers

Hymie TZICHATSKY (SHILLER)
Benyomin TZICHATSKY
Sol TZICHATSKY (SHILLER)
Isidore TZICHATSKY (SHILLER)
and their families

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In holy remembrance of

My beloved mother

Mini DON

A devoted worker for the poor and needy Grayeve landslayt.

An untiring supporter of the Grayeve relief committee's work to care for surviving landslayt who were saved from Hitler's murderers.

Honor her memory!

Philip DON

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In eternal remembrance of

Our parents

Moyshe Yosef

and

Peshe MOSENZNIK,

and sisters

Khave and Toybe.

The Brothers: Boris (Dov), Adolf (Avrom)
and Max (Mordechai) MOSSEN

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In holy remembrance of our beloved father

Reb Leybush BLUM

(Leybush the melamed [teacher]),

died in New York, 5 Tevet [January 1938]

and our dear mother

Sarah Rivke,

died in New York in 12 Kheshven [October 1941].

The children

Hyman
Morris
Ruven

We mourn for them!

In sorrow for our beloved sister and brother-in-law
Peshe and Khaye ROTHSHTEYN,
their children Yoysef and Sime Rokhl
who perished in the Warsaw ghetto.

In remembrance of our brother
Khenech RAICHELSON,

died in Tel Aviv

Sarah (RAICHELSON) ZAKUSKY
Dovid REICHELSON
Khaye (REICHELSON) FENSTER

In holy remembrance of

Our beloved father

Khone BUZSHIMSKY

and our dear mother

Freyde.

The children Annie ROSEN, Yeta BLOOM,
Alex BUZSHIMSKY, Ayda BERNOF,
Morris BUZSHIMSKY and Becky GOLDSTEIN (Milwaukee)

 

In remembrance of

Isaac and Khaye Mirke KOHN
(Kalman Moyshe MISHKOVSKY's daughter)

Mrs. Bertha KATZ


In remembrance of

All friends and landslayt

who perished

Mayer BARKOVSKY

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With deep sorrow for our great loss

of two tireless workers of the Grayeve Aid Society,

Mrs. Minnie DON

and our vice-president

Abraham MLAVSKY

May their souls be bound up in the bundle of the living

When wars, racial hatred and persecutions are abolished,

Then we will forget the horror!

Irving SAPIRSTEIN

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In holy remembrance of

My beloved parents

Itche and Sorke ABRAMSON, my uncle Hershl,

my aunt Yehudis and my two cousins,

Rokhl and Rivtshe MARATSHEVSKY

Mayer ABRAMSON
In holy remembrance of

Our parents

Tankhum and Miriam Nekhe,

and our brother

Hershl TETENBOYM

The brothers:
Hyman, Charles
and Morris TETENBOYM
In remembrance of

The perished Sholem ZAYDENBERG,

wife and family;

Falk RUTSKY, wife and family;

Elye Khaym RUTSKY,

wife and family of Antwerp, Belgium

Robert RUTSKY


In remembrance of

our beloved parents

Hertske and Khaye BOGUSH

The children:
Rivtshe, Fishl, Khane,
Feygl, Tziviye, Ester,
Rokhl and Mayer

 

In remembrance of

Our beloved parents

Yosl and Rokhl BOGUSH

The children:
Becky, Minnie,
Irving and Sylvia

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In eternal remembrance of

My beloved sister and brother-in-law

Sore and Shloyme VAYNSHTEYN

with their four children, who perished at the hands of the Nazi murderers in the Grayeve ghetto

Eliezer and Tsipe BRAMSON
Sime and Shmuel GINZBURG
Lina LEVIN
In memory of

Chanina GRON's

Children and

Grandchildren

from Warsaw and Siedlec

In holy remembrance of

Those who perished:

My mother Dvoyre Rokhl LEVINZON;
My cousin Sheynke MOLDARSKY,
her husband and children;
My cousins Eliahu and wife;
Yankev and family and Bashe KOHEN;
The ZILBERSHTEYN and LEVINSON families;
Friends, acquaintances and landslayt

May God avenge their blood!

Aaron Moshe LEVINZON


In remembrance of my family

Perished at the hand of Hitler's murderers in Grayeve

Ester ABKEVITCH (BORNSHTEYN)
.
In remembrance of

All the unknown martyrs of Grayeve

Aaron Mayer FISHBEYN, Mexico

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In holy remembrance of our parents

Reb Motl Leyb and Golde MLAVSKY

Reb Motl Leyb MLAVSKY was one of the most respected householders in Grayeve. He was known as a scholar and very pious man and became beloved through his good deeds. As a young man he was the manager of POKROYSKY's suspenders factory up to 1890, when the factory was taken over by HEPNER. Later, Reb Motl Leyb MLAVSKY became a lumber contractor in the Warsaw citadel and became known as a merchant and charitable person. Reb Motl Leyb MLAVSKY was born in 1846 and was murdered at the hands of the Nazi murderers in 1943.

Honor to his holy memory!

Rose MILLER

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In memory of my beloved parents

Hersch and Slovi GORCZYCKI,
my brothers
Jacob and Szymon Leib GORCZYCKI
and their families, and my sister
Frume Itke

Harry GREEN

*

In eternal memory of my beloved parents

Hirsh and Slovi GORTSHITSKY,
My brothers Yaacov and Shimen Leybl and their families,
and my sister Frume Itke

I mourn your untimely death with deep sorrow – your memory will forever remain engraved on my heart!

H. GREEN

 

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