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We Will Remember Forever our Dearest Who Were Exterminated in the Holocaust Their memory will never depart from us The Lerman Family Our dear parents: Abraham Lerman z”l, a Torah disciple and G-d fearing khasid of Ger, one of the “Beit Joseph” yeshiva initiators who was devoted selflessly for the boys' needs, delighted in their joys and took part in their pain. Faige Lerman z”l, a precious woman and devoted mother to her children in spite of her suffering pain all her life. Died in 1929, at the age of 53. Our dear sister: Rachel Lerman – perished in the Warsaw ghetto with her husband David Biderman and their daughters. Our brothers: Jacob David z”l, a pious Torah scholar, pupil of the “Beit Joseph” yeshiva in Makow: his wife Chaya Sara nee Freemen of Stok, and their six children who died in the Warsaw ghetto. Isaac z”l, devoted son to his parents, a noble precious soul who was killed at the The Ninth Fort in Kaunas. His wife Fannya and their 11-year-old son Yisroel, died in the concentration camp Stuthoff. Mordekhai z”l, killed at the first German raiding over Wyszkow. Shlomo z”l, perished in the Wilno ghetto. Our aunt: Devora nee Lerman, her husband and their single son. We shed tears at their untimely awfully sorrow death. May their memory be blessed! Memorialized by: Leibel Lerman – Argentina Leah Director (Lerman) – Israel Translated by Chava Eisenstein

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For Eternal Memory My Dear Parents, Sister and Family Parents: Esther Malka and Leibl Hendl z”l   Sisters: Sorah-Brayne and Leibl Dan; Khaya and Avrohom Paskewitz and child Wife: Esther and the children Rokhel and Henye To Commemorate: Hendl (Litman) Eliezer and Family, Tel-Aviv

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For Eternal Remembrance Zeev Holland hy”d (May G-d Avenge his blood) (1928-1948) Immigrated to Israel in 1945 Commemorated by: His wife, daughter, and the family Fell in an operation in Tel-Aviv during the War of Independence on the third day of Adar 2 5708 (March 14, 1948), at the age of twenty. Translated by Chava Eisenstein

To Eternal Remembrance The bereft parents commemorate: Henna and Meyer Shakhne, Tel-Aviv, 10 King-David Street Madhava and Shlomo Shakhne hy”d Fell in combat at the blockade over Jerusalem on the 28'th of Iyar 5708 (June 6, 1948) Madhava was a Gadn”a member who worked hard to achieve security for Jerusalem. She was 17 and attended the Jerusalem gymnasia “Rehavia.” Shlomo, only 10, was an excellent student in forth class of the “Tahkimoni” school in Jerusalem. They were single children to their parents, grandchildren of Shlomo and Sheina Wimberg of Wyszkow. The beloved and pleasant souls that were connected in life and at death. May their memory be sealed forever in the soul and in the soul of the nation and of those who battle for Israel's freedom and independence. Translated by Chava Eisenstein

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Dear Uncle: Avrohom-Gershon Mitlzbakh His dear sons and grandchildren My Dear Aunt: Frayda-Brokhe Perchik z”l Died at the hands of the Nazi thugs in Przasnysz, together with the martyrs of Poland, in the Nazi camps and furnaces. We mourn their cruel death. May Their Memory Be Blessed!   To Commemorate: Yaakov Mitlzbakh, Petakh Tikvah My Dear Parents R' Yekhiel-Mikhel Mitlzbakh and his wife Iteh (nee Holtzman) Emigrated to Israel in 1933 Father died 11 Kislev 5698 His wife died May 6, 1953

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To Remember Forever My Dear Father, Brother and Sister, z”l   Yosl Srebrenik z”l   Rabbi Shimon Srebrenik z”l To Commemorate: Menakhem Caspi, Kiryat Ono Zalman Tzadok, New York

To Remember Forever Our Dear Parents   R' Pinkhas Steinberg z”l 9 Tevet 5689   Gitl Steinberg rest in peace 2 Sivan 5715 To Commemorate: Avraham Steinberg, Ra'anana Yehuda Steinberg, Tel Aviv

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