Bensalem Outreach Center | Mr. and Mrs. Duvie Greisman

[music] >> My being here this evening came about because I'm a talmud of the Riverdale Yeshiva [music] and I've always been drawn and inspired by Reb Shmuel Shmuel Kamenetzky from the Gedolei Yisrael. [music] This is Reb Shmuel's maiseh. Reb Shmuel was so into that Bais Yaakov should be [music] matzliach. Bais Yaakov should do well. Reb Eli Breindy called me up and he was jumping in in [music] place of Reb Shmuel for this year. I said, "I'm here to help in any [music] way I can." You know, something which meant to Reb Shmuel automatically meant to me. Being involved in a kallah [music] like this that has such an effect on the community, that has such an effect on the younger light themselves [music] and how they carry themselves is definitely something that talks to me and that's something that I want to be involved in. Dovi is incredible. He is a klal person. He's a person that cares about klal Yisrael. He's involved in so many things. I surely don't know all of them. Cares about Torah institutions, [music] he cares about yeshivas, he cares about chesed, cares about tzedakah, he cares about kiruv rechokim, everything that makes klal Yisrael better. Dovi Grossman and his wife have a hand in. Dovi, we wanted [music] to wish you a mazel tov on this well-deserved honor. You should go mechayil el chayil. Continue shteiging in ruchniyus [music] and gashmiyus. Continue being a tremendous kiddush Hashem, being marbeh kvoid Shamayim, being a chelek [music] of this great maiseh of Bais Yaakov and all the other great maisehs that you're involved in. Continue al avai vaiter. Mazel tov.