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In Memoriam   Father: Mordechai Plotzker Mother: Gittel Plotzker Sisters: Freda, Bracha, Eida Brothers: Yosef, Aharon Perpetuated by Leon Plotzker	In Eternal Memory My father Zelig and my mother Anna Laufbahn Dedicated in sorrow and pain by Yosef Laufbahn
A Memorial Candle   My parents: Yechezkel Glick and Gittel Glick Brothers: Avraham, Baruch, Moshe Sisters: Meltzia, Rozia, Reizia, Zisia, Tzira, Zelda Dedicated by Eliezer Glick	An Eternal Flame Paulina Wachtel Herman Wachtel Berta Wachtel Otelia Wachtel Shimon Wachtel Perpetuated by Lola Gottesman (nee Wachtel)

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We Sanctify The Memory Of Our Dear Relatives   My parents: Yosef Fink, Liba Fink Binyamin son of Yosef Wolf born 1890 Libtcha daughter of Yehoshua born 1894 Their children: Yosef born 1927 Yehuda Leib born 1929 Liba born 1930 Avraham born 1932     Perpetuated in grief by Celina Margolis, Bronx, U.S.A.

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An Eternal Flame See [1]   My wife: Yehudit the daughter of Yehoshua Steinmetz My children: Naftali and Abba Who died in the Rzeszów ghetto, Tammuz 5702   Dedicated in pain and sorrow by Avraham Mussinger

In Eternal Memory Irving Yitzchak Singer     Perpetuated in pain by Avraham Rosenbaum

A Memorial My father: Yitzchak Eizik Halevi Rosenbaum, born 1868 My mother: Dvora the daughter of Chaim Meir (nee Silberman) born 1871 My brother: Chaim Meir, his wife and daughter My brother: Moshe Eliezer, his wife and three children My brother: Menachem Mendel, his wife and son My brother: Yehuda Leib, his wife and son My brother: Yechezkel Shraga My brother: Efraim Fishel My sister: Chana Rivka     Perpetuated in pain by Avraham Rosenbaum

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In Eternal Memory Shlomo Leib the son of Yudel Horowitz Halevi Dedicated by his daughter Chava Etzioni	In Eternal Memory   From right: Leon Rothenberg, his wife Etka, and their children Junia and Chana   Yisrael Moshe and Ester Langer Dedicated in sorrow by Yaakov Langer, Chana Fish (nee Langer)
A Memorial Candle Bronka Zviren (Mattel) Perpetuated by the Shpilman family	In Eternal Memory My mother: Chana the daughter of Mordechai My sister: Edel Shpiner Her husband: Chaim, and a son My sister: Reizel Eisenberg, her husband Pinchas and four children My sister: Hessa Apter, her husband and child My brother: Yehoshua Landman, his wife and two children My brother: Yaakov Henech Landman and his wife   Leib Landman Dedicated in pain by Gisela Mira

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In Holy Memory Chaya Sheindel (nee Rauch) Berl (Dov) Meller The Meller family was one of the interesting families of Rzeszów. Berele Meller, a Boyaner Chassid, was the son of Naftali and Miriam from Brozow, who made aliya to the Land of Israel in 1907, lived in Jerusalem, and are buried on the Mount of Olives. Berele was well known in Rzeszów for his religious piety. He would often go to confer with the Boyaner Rebbe about family and business matters. When the Boyaner Rebbe visited Rzeszów from Lemberg in 1908 with his wife, the Mellers gave over their house to the Rebbe. The Rebbe held court with his Chassidim there. The family moved out and lived with acquaintances for that period. It once happened that Berele Meller was with the Rebbe when one of the Chassidim passed away in the Rebbe's court, and the Rebbe went to the funeral. At their funeral, Berel Meller said: “I wish also to die in such a manner, and the Rebbe will escort me as well”. And that is exactly what happened. In Chanukah of 1923 the family heard the news that Berel the son of Naftali passed away while visiting the Rebbe in Lemberg. His wife and four sons traveled to the funeral, and the Boyaner Rebbe escorted him to his final rest. His wish came true. His wife Chaya Sheindel, the daughter of Yissachar and Rachel Rauch, was a very hospitable woman. She would always prepare extra food on Sabbaths so that guests could come to eat with them. She was well acquainted with poor people from her parents, for her mother was Rachel the sugar-baker, who was well known during the First World War as providing hundreds of poor people on Sabbath mornings with coffee. Mrs. Meller with her three sons and their families were murdered in the Holocaust. May Their Souls Be Bound In The Bonds Of Eternal Life

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In Eternal Memory My father: Simon Mangel   My mother: Roza Mangel My brother: Arthur Mangel   From right: Simon, Roza and Arthur Mangel Dedicated in grief and pain by Dr. Herman Mangel

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