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A Monument to Asher Yehuda Silber Dvora Silber Yitzchak Silber Yaakov Alter Binyamin Alter Shmuel Silber Bashia Engel Asher Yehuda Silber In Eternal Memory Freda Sheinfeld daughter of Asher Yehuda Silber Sara Silber, wife of Shmuel Silber, and her son Yaakov Tzif Frania the daughter of Asher Yehuda Silber Shlomo Silber Perpetuated by Rachel Alter and A. Sheinfeld

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Eliezer Lev In Eternal Memory Of Our Dear Family My grandfather Hersh Kriger and my grandmother Taube My brother-in-law and sister-in-law Mendel and Leah Berglas Sitting from right: My mother Tzipora the daughter of Tzvi Hakohen Kriger, my father Eliezer the son of Chaim Lev, my sister Lea, her son Chaim Standing from left: Yosef, Yitzchak may he live long, Mendel the son of Avraham Berglas, Feigel the daughter of Mendel and Leah   Perpetuated in grief by Irving Low of New Jersey

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A Monument To Dear Souls Our brother Yechezkel Tuchfeld Our mother Malvina the daughter of Yaakov Zeev (nee Marcus) Our father Avraham the son of David Tuchfeld Perpetuated in pain and grief by Pepa Lisak (nee Tuchfeld), David Tuchfeld, Moshe Tuchfeld, Dvora Getlicherman (nee Tuchfeld)

A Memorial Candle We sanctify the memory of our sister and her two children who the Nazis murdered. Malka Tenenbaum and her two children Bluma Dvora and Yechiel. Our father: Zeev Leder, died on 5 Tishrei 5682 (1922) Our mother: Bluma Dvora, died on 3 Iyar 5673 (1913) Perpetuated in grief by: Tzipora (nee Leder) Stern, Tzvi S. Leder, Yaakov Leder in Washington Esther (nee Leder) Perelberg, Moshe Leder, Meir Leder in New York Chaya (nee Leder) Preminger of Haifa, Israel Rachel (nee Leder) Rosenfeld of New Jersey

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A Monument To Dear Souls Our father Avraham the son of David Tuchfeld From right: father Moshe Avraham Oestreicher, Alec, mother Bracha Standing from right: Chaim, Shmuel, Lea, Mala, Zishiek Perpetuated by Aryeh Ben-Chorin (Oestreicher), his wife Rivka, and his children Nava and Eitan
Their Memory Will Be Guarded Forever Father: Yaakov Blasbalg Mother: Lea Blasbalg My wife: Henia (nee Fink) Blasbalg My son: Alexander Alush Blasbalg My brother: Shmuel Blasbalg, his wife Sheinka and their children My brother: Shlomo Blasbalg Dedicated in pain and grief by Avraham Blasbalg of Ashkelon	In Eternal Memory Feiga and Isser Oestreicher Lea the daughter of Feiga Wasser Chava the daughter of Feiga Wasser Avigdor Karpf and his wife Lea Karpf (nee Oestreicher), with their three children Their memories will never leave us. May their souls be bound in the bonds of eternal life The mourners: Yitzchak Oestreicher and his wife Malka (nee Wasser)

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In Memoriam Bilha Beila his wife, born in 1886 Moshe Wang, born 1882 Dr. Shmuel Wang, born in 1912 His wife Sida (nee Wang) Dr. Shimon Ehrenreich And their son Yolek, born in 1938, murdered in 1943 Perpetuated by Avraham and Eva Wang
In Memory Ruth Wasserman Dr. Avraham Wasserman Perpetuated by Yaakov Elbaum	A Monument To The Souls My father: Moshe Meir the son of Shmuel Hakhel My maternal grandfather: Kalman Wilkenfeld My aunt and uncle: Shmuel Wilkenfeld and his wife Chaya (nee Feffer) Their daughter Beila and her husband Dedicated in grief and pain by Naftali Hakhel

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In Eternal Memory Chana Pipes the daughter of Yosef Wachtel, born in 1877, murdered in 1943 Roza Speigel the daughter of Yosef Wachtel, born in 1876, murdered in 1942 Helena Lyon (nee Wachtel) born in 1865, murdered in 1942 Perpetuated in grief by Dr. Henry Yitzchak Wachtel, Yeshayahu Wachtel

In Eternal Memory Father: Herman Luft Mother: Hena Rachel Luft Brother: Chaim Luft Ida Luft Freda Luft Feivel Luft Shaul Luft   Ala Glezel Dashe Birenfeld Herman Hoffman Sabina Hoffman Klara Graif Perpetuated by Paul Luft

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In Eternal Memory Sister Roiza Sister Sara My mother Perel Lezer Perpetuated in grief by Mala Weinstein (Lezer)
In Memory   My wife: Sonia Drucker (nee Shenker) My daughters: Malcha Perl and Tova Hensha My son: Tzvi My sister: Yenta My sister: Tova Drucker (Goldstein) My brother-in-law: Yitzchak Kreiberg My brother-in-law: Mordechai Goldstein Perpetuated by Yehoshua Drucker	In Memory My sister Chaya Shtelheim Sara Shtelheim My father Mendel Shtelheim My mother Rachel Shtelheim My brother Yaakov Shtelheim Perpetuated by Avraham Shtelheim

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In Memory From right: Sarah Itele Kachel, Simale Kachel Perpetuated in grief and pain by Binyamin Kachel My wife Roza Kachel (nee Krantz)
In Eternal Memory Our father: Tzvi Menachem the son of Matityahu Hofert Our mother: Tzirel the daughter of Yaakov Our sisters: Miriam and Rivka The children of Yosef Hofert: Avraham Yitzchak, Moshe, Yaakov and Meir Perpetuated in pain and sorrow: Yosef, Pinchas, Shimon, Shlomo, Yehuda and Netanel Hofert of Brooklyn U.S.A.	In Holy Memory My father: Zalman Zaltzman My mother: Mindel My brother: Toviahu Perpetuated in sorrow by Shimshon Sam Zaltzman

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We Perpetuate the Memory Of Our Dear Relatives Our mother: Regina Landau (nee Alavitch) Brother: Leizer Landau Brother: Yitzchak Landau Sisters: Henka Landau, Golda Landau Our father: Meir Landau Perpetuated in sorrow by Yehoshua and Yosef Landau of Paris

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For These Do I Weep, My Eyes My Eyes Flow With Tears[1] Mother: Ethel the daughter of Moshe Berger Brother: Avraham Chaim Father: Reb Mordechai Yaakov Brother: Simcha Shlomo Grandfather: Reb Moshele Berger My sister Rivka and my brother Yosef My father was born in 1883 in Niska. His father Eliahu Yissachar was a descendent of the Shach (Siftei Kohen)[2]. His mother Chava was from the Jacobi family. He studied for twelve years under the Rabbi of Radomysl, the author of the book “Daat Nevonim”. In 1906, he married the daughter of Reb Moshele Berger of Rzeszów, and taught Torah in the Roskaviesh Prayer Hall. He wrote the book "Maamar Mordechai”. He was pleasant in his relations with his fellow man, an honest businessman, and he brought up his children in the ways of Torah, Judaism and Zionism. After the Balfour Declaration[3] he prepared to go to the Land of Israel, but his wife's illness prevented him from going. Mother was the pillar of the house, kind hearted, worthy, her palm was opened to the poor, and her hand outstretched to the destitute[4]. She raised her children in Judaism, and with the love of their fellowman. May their souls be bound in the bonds of eternal life. Perpetuated by the family of Yitzchak (Issie) Leiblich and his sister Dina (Dinka) of Nir David

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