In eternal memory In deep mourning, pain and veneration I immortalize the names of my dearest: Jakob Izralewicz (z”l) He was deported on September 12th, 1942. First they were gathered in the city of Dabrowa at the Concentration Point. From there he was driven to the orphanage in Bedzin and finally to Auschwitz. In those days, collecting the people was referred to as “controlling or checking” the persons' identifications and theoretically, afterwards, they would be allowed to return back home…       Jakob Izralewicz z”l   Chana Izralewicz (z”l) (nee Majerowicz) Filled with worry for the plight of her children and still always hoping for a miracle, she followed in her husband's footsteps along with her youngest child Awremele to the terrifying annihilation. She said: “and if, G-d forbid, there is no miracle, then take revenge”… These were her last words. Chana Izralewicz z”l   Szajndl Izralewicz (z”l) From the beginning of 1942 she was interred in the camp called Greenberg. When the camp was liquidated in 1945 somehow all traces and spore of her were lost. She was and symbolized the living nerve of the person demanding and urging to receive letters and news about the first camp people that were interred in 1940.       Szajndl Izralewicz (z”l)