Roll of Remembrance

As long as we live, they too will live;
 for they are now a part of us, as we remember them.

For Yom Kippur, the Shul is offering the opportunity to include the names and pictures of loved ones for whom you are in mourning, or as a memorial, in the Yom Kippur Roll of Remembrance. It is a lovely way to honor a loved one and to share your feelings with the Shul community. 
 

New for 2020, display a photo of your loved one.

Since we cannot meet in person this year, we will be displaying the Roll of Remembrance as part of the Shul's online virtual High Holiday Services during the Circle of Memories. 

You have the option of submitting a picture of your loved one for inclusion in the online Roll of Remembrance.

In addition to listing your name and the name of those being remembered, we encourage you to share a brief message of remembrance (up to 180 characters). You may use the message to honor, describe, share a quote, or express your thoughts and feelings. 

Examples (character counts are shown to illustrate length):

Sarah & Abe Wolf,

In memory of his father Hiram Wolf

Beloved father and grandfather. A role model for his children. A loving and supportive husband to his wife. May you rest in peace. (129 chars.)
 

Rachel Ruben,

In memory of Morris Ruben

To everything, there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. We love you and miss you every day. (111 chars.)
 

The Goldstein Family,

In memory of their brother Ben

The world has never been the same since you left it, Ben. We will remember you always. You are always our loving father, grandfather, husband, brother. (151 chars.)

The Roll of Remembrance will be shared with everyone during the Yizkor service and the Circle of Memories on Yom Kippur. 
 

The suggested donation for inclusion in the Roll of Remembrance is

$18 per memorialized name. 

This is an optional donation. Inclusion in the Roll of Remembrance is available to all.