[Col. 725-726]

To the holy memory of my father Rabbi Moshe, son of R'Avraham Yitshak ha-Levi who died on 17 Kislev {5}699 {1938} and my mother, Rebbetsin Nehama, peace be upon her Died 9th Tevet {5}707 {1947} Aharon Yosef Shterman and brothers

[Col. 727-728]

Family of R'Mordekhay Magentsa Peace be upon him From left to right): R'Mordekhay Magentsa; his son Rabbi Tsevi (may he live a long and good life, Amen) head of the Yeshiva Zikhron Yosef, St. Louis; his wife Sarah (may God avenge her blood. Standing near the father is the youngest son, Yisrael. May God avenge his blood. R'Mordekhay, a famous philanthropist and good -hearted human being, for every needy person, untiring worker for the Va'ad Yeshivot and for Torah scholars. Died on 27 Nisan {5}695 {1935} in Suwalk. His wife Sarah, (may God avenge her blood), intellectual, cultured woman, very hospitable, helped her husband in his philanthropies. Killed in Slonim in 1943. The youngest son, Yisrael was killed at the age of 17 by Nazi in Slonim in 1943. May God avenge his blood. Rabbi Abraham Magentsa, spiritual leader of the Congregation Beth Tefila, St. Louis. Missouri. U.S.A

For an everlasting memorial To the shining memory of our dear parents. Daniel and Elke Rosenthal Peace upon them Father died on 29 Kislev {5}696 {1935} in Jerusalem. Born in Krasnepolye. Married in Suwalk. Directed a girls' school. Taught Russian and was a great Hebrew scholar, active Zionist and correspondent of HaMeliz {newspaper}. Left Suwalk in 1904 for New York. Made Aliyah to Eretz Yisrael in 1926. May his soul be bound in the bonds of life. The children: Hershl-Sloyme and Peshe, Los Angeles, California

[Col. 729-730]

To the eternal memory of my father, R'Tsevi Aryeh, son of R'Yaakov HaLevi May the memory of a righteous man be for a blessing (On tombstone) An honoured and god-fearing man. Here lies buried. He did business with trust and was pure all his life. Tsevi Aryeh, son of R'Yaakov HaLevi Turtulsky. Died at a ripe old age on 2nd Shevat {5}684 {1924}. May his soul be bound up in the bonds of life. Max Harris

[Col. 731-732]

Gitl Salinsky. Peace upon her. Died on 13 Tishre {5}719 {1958}   Ben Salinsky and family In the eternal memory of my dear wife, Gitl Salinsky Father, Moshe Tsevi, son of R'Aharon Dov Salinsky Mother Hannah, daughter of R'Yisrael Brother, Yisrael Leyb, son of R'Moshe Tsevi Sister, Pesie, wife of R'David Einstein Sister, Khashe Etl, wife of R'Wolf Zisman and child, Sarah Bashe Sister, Feygl, wife of R'Avraham Lizshevsi May God avenge their blood.

To the eternal memory of my dear parents R'Avraham Shmuel and Bet Sheva Feyge (Salinsky) Lizshevski Sister, Esther and her husband Shmuel Klibanov; their child Freyde Brother, Moshe Died 27 Sivan {5}705 {1945}   Aharon Elazar Levit

[Col. 733-734]

In eternal memory of our father Avraham Yaakov, son of R'Shimon Eliyahu Miravski Mother, Reyzl, daughter of R'David Iser Brother Leyble and his wife, killed in Paris in 1944 Sister Zlater and her husband David Griner and two children, lived in Grodne Sister Rishel and husband Avraham Lampert and their child lived in Skidel Three young sisters; Esther, Rivka and Taybl lived with their parents who were killed by the Nazi in 1941.   Son and brothers, Dr. David Iser Mirow, New York Nehemiah, Brooklyn and Hayim Hirsh, Sommerville, Mass.

In eternal memory of the Holy martyrs who were martyred for the sanctification of the Name by the Nazi murderers.   Yitshak Bromberg

[Col. 735-736]

My father R'Meir Levitan and mother Beyle hold the Scroll of Laws which they brought into the Hakhnoses Orhim Kloyz {synagogue} For eternal memorial of my dear family Levitan My father Meir, my mother Beyle, my brother Yaakov and my sister Liba Leah who were martyred by the Nazi murderers in Lithuania and in Poland May God avenge their blood Daughter Hannah and husband Yisrael Ribald My sister Liba Leah, peace upon her

[Col. 737-738]

In eternal memory of my parents and the holy martyrs   Alfred Speyer, Providence, Rhode Island

[Col. 739-740]

In shining memory of our nearest and dearest who were martyred. Father R'Hayim, son of R'Yisrael Moshe Fink Lother Eshel, daughter of R'Shamay Manisevits Fink Brother David, son of R'Hayim Fink Sister Rivka, daughter of R'Hayim Fink-Goldfeder Shimon and Avraham Fink. Montreal, Canada

The symbol of Jewish heroism, might and struggle David Fink was one of the heroic young Jewish men in our dear city of Suwalk, prior to World War II. During his lifetime he often upheld the honour of Suwalk's Jews, one occasion risking his life. He was a great hero during his lifetime and also before his death, fighting in the woods of the Bialystok region with the partisan and against the murderous Germans. He fell shortly before liberation with a weapon in his hand. Thus, his young life was extinguished forever. With honor to his memory and condolences to his two living brothers. Shimon and Avraham Fink David Fink, peace upon him

[Col. 741-742]

To the holy memory of our dear parents, Zalmen and Paye Fisher   Fisher brothers

[Col. 743-744]

To the holy memory of Our holy martyrs   Phillip Sears (was Serayski)

[Col. 745-746]

In eternal memory of our dear husband and father, Nathan Salven Peace upon him Grandson of Dayan[1] R'Naphtali Frenzel May the memory of a righteous man be for a blessing of Suwalk   The family

[Col. 747-748]

In memory of the excellent Hebrew teacher of Suwalk and New York Author of the book “Tiltuley Gever”[2] V. Sh. Vays Peace upon him From his pupils who honour him   The Prop brothers

[Col. 749-750]

To the holy memory of Our holy martyrs   Mishkin (Mishkinsky from Suwalk)

Translator's footnotes:

1. religious court judge Return
2. Tribulations of a Man Return

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