From Makusha Golomb (nee Feldberg) In memory of the family Lajb Hersz and Necha Dwora and their sons Abram and Melech Wajnsztajn z”l Lajb Hersz and his family belonged to the first Dabrower house-owners who left the Diaspora as early as the twenties and immigrated to Eretz Israel; a family of clever students, of Torah believers and doers of “mitzvot”. They abandoned a good livelihood in their old home with complete Jewish and Zionist faith and bade farewell to the Jewish community of Dabrowa. They even convinced other Jews to immigrate to Israel. And many Jews really followed in their footsteps. Necha regrettably was compelled to return to Dabrowa some years later with her dear sons Abram and Melech because of their poor state of health. The father of the family, Reb Lajb Hersz, later followed on after them. Their return was accompanied by great sorrow and a longing for Eretz Israel. Unfortunately, they didn't live to see the second realization. Necha Dwora and her dear sons Abram and Melech were killed together with all the Jews of the Dabrower Jewish community. Abram Melech Wajnsztajn on his last way May the Lord revenge his blood May the Lord revenge their blood

Frymeta Dombrowicz z”l – 1943 Mosze Chaim Dombrowicz – 1943 Szlomo Dawid Dombrowicz – 1943 Josef Binem Dombrowicz – 1943 Fajgl Dombrowicz – 1943 Dawid Dombrowicz – 1943 Dawid Josel Turner – 1942 Szajndl Turner – 1942 Lea Turner – 1942 Sara Fajgl Zelcer z”l – 1943 Natan Zelcer z”l – 1943 Chaya Zelcer z”l – 1943 Crying for them: Mendel Dombrowicz, Natanya

In eternal memory Of our dearest who were killed in the Holocaust by the Nazis My father Reb Ruwen Majer Wolbromski z”l My mother Fajgl Wolbromski z”l My sister Riwka-Rajzl and her son Chaim Icchak All of them died in the Holocaust in 1944 Bitterly crying for them their son and brother Dawid Wolbromski Tel Aviv