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Death is never easy. Kabbalah teaches that the soul
continues to exist after the death of the physical body. It
is a Kabbalistic tradition to say the Mourner's Kaddish for
the soul each day for thirty days after the day
of the body's death (11 months in the case of losing a parent). This
helps the soul make its transition. Likewise,
Kaddish is said on the anniversary of someone's death as well. Click
Here for a copy of the Mourner's Kaddish.
Below are the names of people who have left this realm, submitted
by their loved ones who have asked us to remember them. Please
remember them in your prayers. Each name on the list
will be remembered during our Shabbat conference calls.
If you would like us to add someone the Kaddish list, please Click
Here.
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Joseph Zangari (02/01/2011)
Norman (02/16/2011)
Barbara Day (03/21/2011)
Elizabeth Taylor (03/23/2011)
Laurel Jones (04/08/2011 )
Viola Ethel Fowler (05/24/2011)
Kyle Pagerly (06/30/2011)
Barbarh Bond (07/24/2011)
Bonnie Johnson (07/27/2011)
Russell Hudson (07/2011)
Jared ben Dennis (07/15/2011)
Evelyn Kantor (08/13/ 2011)
Victor Joseph Patterson (08/26/2011)
Shawn Lewis (09/07/2011)
Jamey Rodemeyer (09/18/2011)
Felipe Franco Desiderio Almanzar (9/18/2011)
Steve Jobs (10/05/2011)
John C. Farrell (10/06/2011)
Lilach (10/11/2011)
David G.
Jones (10/15/2011)
Kevin Derrickson (11/13/2011)
Mildred Wilson (11/15/2011)
Etta James (01/20/2012)
Victims of Natural Disasters
Victims of Terror and Violence
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Deborah
Lynn Friedman (01/09/2011)
Andrew
Joseph Garcia (1/30/2009)
Amber
Sadiq (05/22/2006)
Rabbi Joseph Gelberman Chiam ben David v' Esther
(01 Tishrei 5771)
Karla Ember (01 Tishrei 5771)
Natividad Reyes (10/23/2009)
Carlos Manuel Parreno (10/29/2010)
Natalie (11/05/2007)
Amy Joi bat David (12/26/2010)
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