Mt. Carmel (new) Cemetery, Queens, NY: Rabbi MM Lokshin, Aguch, does suddenly in 1933 - RCD #1

So this is the new section of the Mount Carmel Cemetery here in off the Jackie Robinson in Brooklyn. It's adjacent to the old one where the Kramers are buried. Now here is this the caver of it says his name really was mend or why the full name is not here I don't know but this is lshin lshin he was first in Russia he was kabad fully and he came to America and he was ar av uh in in in the Henry street sh I believe and he managed five kabad shooles in the greater Brooklyn and Manhattan area in the early 1900s going till 1934 or 33 when he died suddenly I think of a heart attack and um Rabbi Luxin took over in a sense the audab back. Let me explain. Although we said that Kazak Kramer took his father's position but it seems like the the the the formal part was you know administered by Haravlshin and the proof is and I forgot to say it earlier an interesting thing that when they were bearing the Moshzar Kramer in 1925 right the first Kramer that bought that whole section the 78 uh plots That's over there's the Kramer section. He before they put his casket into the ground, he said, "Stop." Rabbi Lux said, "Stop." And he told Kazak, the son, "I want you to give me your word in front of your father that you will take over the responsibility of Kabad." And he agreed to it. And that's why it says on his cave, he replaced his father. But the story is that it was this Rabbi Luction who didn't let the casket go down and he didn't let it. But you know, he had everyone. They were about to put him into the earth. And he said, "No, wait. We have to we have to get here a commitment, which is very important, a lesson for us. If you want your kids to do something, do it for when they're alive. When the parents are alive, don't wait till after death." And sometimes you at the caver you could, you know, say in front of the nifer that anyway what what does it say over here? It says here that um oh it's oh it says you see it's a it's an acrostic meas first name he he's been carved out from holy from holy lineage meaning kabad lineage nava masa You dedicated your soul for the study of you were pious and a man of action. That's the and the final. You guided and illuminated your congregation with tyra n passed away on the 2nd of freshman 1933. He was only 65 years old. It was all of a sudden. And it says here he was arav also in Russia van and here in America. It it doesn't say anything here about him being Kabad Labavich, which is don't I don't know who what when buried him, but >> and it doesn't have his full name. So, this is uh >> his wife. Okay, stop.