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As an Everlasting Remembrance Golda Topolowski, z.l. (born 1881, Died in America, 1961)   R. Meir Topolowski z.l. (Born 1873, Died in America 1956) In sorrow: Chaya Kopski, Dorothea and Yosef Topolowksi (America)

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As an Everlasting Remembrance Our dear Eliyohu Milgram Vice-President of the Kamenetz Yizkor Book (Born 1900, Died June 1962)     His dear mother, Chaye-Feige (died 1 January, 1948) And his brothers: Zalman, Leibl and Velvl (died in America)     In sorrow: Wife, children, grandchildren and their family in New York

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As an Everlasting Remembrance     Our father, Mordechai Reznik Brothers: Mendl, Elchonon and Beril with his wife, Baltsche and child Brother: Sholom Reznik (Matte's son), died in Russia in 1956 Sister: Gitl and Alter Chazanowitz and child   In sorrow: Leah Reznik-Tendler and family, Laizer Reznik—America

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We Weep Bitterly for the Death of our Dear Martyrs       Our father, R. Yisrael son of R. Menachem Mantcha Grunt, z.l., a well-known businessman, energetic and generous; Our mother, Chana daughter of R. Meir Putchinski z.l., a noble woman, active in the community, kind and devoted to all people. Brothers and sisters, together with their little children, 16 people on our father's side. Woe unto us, that they fell victim to the Nazi murderers. May their memory be a blessing!   Yehudit Grunt-Koscikiewicz and her family Rachel Grunt-Stempenitzki and her family

We are steeped in mourning and grief Upon the death of our dear, unforgettable parents before their time Father, grandfather Yechezkael Koscikiewicz z.l. Mother, grandmother Yehudit Koscikiewicz, née Grunt z.l., who died on Tuesday, 2 Shvat 5729 (21 January 1969) May their memory be an everlasting blessing   Daughter: Zahava and her husband Binyamin Stolomitzki Grandchildren: Chaya, Avi and Yechezkael

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As an Everlasting Remembrance My brother, not forgotten Velvel Kustin, and his wife Perished at the hands of the Nazi-German murderers   In sorrow: His sister Peitche Kaplan (Argentina)

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We will remember forever       Mirtche and Shoul'ke Gurinski And their little daughters, Rivka and Rachel, h.y.d. Perished at the hands of the Nazi murderers   In Sorrow: Velvel Kustin and brothers (America)

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As an Everlasting Remembrance   Our brother, Leibl Kustin And his wife Rachel Perished at the hand of the Nazi murderers   In sorrow: Sarah and Velvel Kustin and family (America)

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As an Everlasting Remembrance   Yehuda Rappaport Came on Aliya in the year 1949 Died 5 Tishri 5720—1959 His parents Yosef and Leah And his eight brothers and sisters Who perished together with the Jews of Kamenetz   In mourning: His wife Ella His sons Yosef and Asher Rappaport

To the memory of My husband and our father Shraga (Feivel) Katz Died 3 Heshvan 5724, October 21 1963 His father R. Yosef Katz, who died in Kamenetz. His 2 brothers and his brother-in-law died in the US. His mother Yenta Katz, 3 brothers and a sister perished together with the Jews of Kamenetz. My father, R. Moshe Geier Died 4 Adar 1920 in Kamenetz My mother Rivka Geier and 21 members of the Geier family, all perished in the Holocaust My brother Chaim Geier died in the US       In mourning: Dina Katz née Geier Yehudit Katz Moshe, Dalia and their son Shraga Katz

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To the Memory of Our father R. Shmaryahu Son of R. Yeshayahu-Natan Stempenitzki Died in Kamenetz 21 Iyar 1922, age 56 Our mother Sara, who perished Our brother Binyamin, who fell in World War I at the age of 20 Our brother Arye-Leibl, who died in the US, 27 Nisan 1951, age 46 Our sister Tama, her husband Moshe Yaffe and their children Our brother Asher, his wife Devora and their children Our brother Yeshayahu Who perished with the martyrs of Kamenetz In mourning: Yocheved Meltzer-Stepnitzki and family, US Pesya (Peshka) Cohen-Stempenitzki and family, Israel

To the Memory of My family members who perished in the Holocaust My father, z.l. R. Yitzhak-David, the ritual slaughterer, son of R. Avraham-Simcha Stofitchevski My brother Nachum and my sisters Sara and Chasha My wife Chaya z.l., nee Gurfin My children: Aharon-Tzvi, Avraham-Simcha, Shifra and Leah My mother z.l. who died in the year 5700 May their memory be a blessing Left in sorrow and grief Moshe Moriah (Stofnitchevski) [sic], Ramat-Gan Moshe Stofitchevski Moriah died 21 Tevet 5728[13] in Israel

As an everlasting memorial To my dear parents R. Yitzhak and Beila Levin z.l. My brothers Aharon, Feivel (Shraga) My sister Reizl Who perished with the martyrs of Kamenetz My brother, Rabbi Arye z.l. and his family Who perished in the Warsaw Ghetto t.n.tz.b.h.[14] In grief Their daughter, Rachel Levin-Slonimski And her family — Israel, Ramat-Gan

Weeping bitterly for Reizl née Gordon and David Shpigelman Reichl née Gordon and Nechemia Eisenstein And their children Nachum, Esther and Moshe Who perished in the Holocaust Our grandfather and grandmother Gershon-Moshe and Malka Gordon z.l. In mourning: Moshe Gordon, Washington Sonya Grun née Gordon, New York Esther Mendelson née Shpigelman, Israel

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As an Everlasting Remembrance       My cousins Chaya, Itte, Yehudis and Golda-Reizl Mandelblatt, h.y.d. Who were cruelly put to death together with the Jews of Kamenetz at the hand of the Nazi murderers   In Sorrow: Sinne and Rachel Sawitzki (Mandelblatt) and family (America)

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