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iurfzv rpx BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE A Book of Remembrance was written before Him, for those who revered the Lord and who thought upon His name. — Malachi 3:16 YIZKOR SERVICES 2020-21 YOM KIPPUR 5781 Monday, September 28, 2020 SHEMINI ATZERET 5781 Saturday, October 10, 2020 PASSOVER 5781 Sunday, April 4, 2021 SHAVUOT 5781 Monday, May 17 and Tuesday, May 18, 2021 Har Zion Temple, Penn Valley, Pennsylvania 1 FOREWARD This Book of Remembrance records the names of our dear departed whom we call to mind at the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur, Shemini Atzeret, Passover and Shavuot. It is hoped that the use of this book will help our people receive consolation and strength in the act of remembering those who are no longer physically with us. CONTENTS Foreward 2 Perpetual Memorials 3 Annual Memorials 11 Memorial Service 42 Mourner's Kaddish 50 In Everlasting Remembrance 52 2 Perpetual Memorials 2020-21 5781 These are the names of those in whose memory permanent gifts have been given to Har Zion Temple. 3 Elazar Abiri Miriam Barsh Sarah Block Roslyn Paula Cabot Rebi Abiri Joseph Marvin Baskin Anna Blumberg Stephen Jay Cabot Shamsi Abiri Bluma Batt Ruth Blumberg Milton M. Cahn, M.D. Isadore Abrams Chaim Isaac Batt Theodore L. Blumberg Albert Canady Jeanette Abrams Harry Batt Abraham Joseph Blumenfeld Eva Canady Fannie Abrahams Gilbert Baylinson Mollie Blumenfeld Frank Canady Neil Abrahams Rae Baylinson Clara Bobloski Maurice Carlin Ernest Abramson David Becker Louis Bobloski Minnie Carlin Lylion Carroll Abramson Frank Becker Estelle Bock Max Carson Beatrice F. Adler Gladys Becker Aaron Bodek Lewis Cartun Irving Albert Rose Becker Barney Bodek Sarah Cartun Lillian Ella Albert Allen J. Beckman Harry Bodek Frances Rubin Carver Adolph Albus David J. Beckman Harry H. Bodek Goodwin Dewey Carver Morris Albus Melvin Beckman Joshua Bodek Mark Casper Rose Albus Miriam Shanefield Beckman Leona Bodek Hillel Chaiken Nathaniel L. Allen S. Neil Begelman Nellie Bodek Joseph Chaiken Anna Alter Ida Beifeld Wolf Bodek Sonia Chaiken Edward Philip Amon Sidney M. Beifeld Clara Bolder William Chaiken Esther Amon Max Bell Samuel Bolder Karol E. Chalal Ida Amsterdam Samuel Benson Belle H. Bolen Kenneth J. Chalal Samuel B. Amsterdam Abraham Berez Marjorie Bolen Lorraine Chalal Joan Toll Angelchik Esther Berez Milton D. Bolen Jordan Seth Charlestein Stephen Matthew Appel Cecile Berger Fannie Bomze Julius Charlestein Kate Armon David Berger Hyman Bomze Malvina Charlestein Dr. Murray Aronson Dorothy Berger Israel Bomze Morton Charlestein Anna Arovitch Esther Berger Sophie Bomze Ray Charlestein John M. Arovitch Harris Berger David H. Boose Adele L. Bodek Cherry Essie Asbell Jacob Berger Frances Boose Anna Cholodovsky Marvin Asbell Robert Berger George Borison Isaac Cholodovsky Gerald J. Atcovitz Rose Berger Hyman Borison Doris "Dottie" Chudnoff Nathan Auerbach Theresa D. Berger Molly Borison Herman Chudnoff Rhoda S. Auerbach Theresa S. Berger Betty Borkon Samuel Cirkus Helen Axel Maurice Bergman Morris L. Borkon Morton Clayman Samuel Axel Minerva Bergman Alan E. Boroff Harold N. Clearfield Bessie Axelrod Bessie Bonize Berk Harry Boroff Matilda Clearfield Dr. Bernard Axelrod Jacob E. Berkowitz Gussie Bragin Benjamin Cobrin Bessie Axelrod Rivkah Berkowitz Joseph Bragin Robert Codell Beulah Magen Axelrod Celia Berman Bessie Braginsky Alan H. Cohen Claire Gorson Axelrod Jacob Berman David Braginsky Aleck W. Cohen Cynthia Axelrod Joan Dickler Berman Elizabeth Brain Andrew Cohen Doris Axelrod Morris Berman Mae J. 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