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this is a tribute
to he passed away this past week I knew
gin he actually faed here in my home in
B
Parkin was a ye really who lived with
the
past he was a
grandson on one on his mother's side I
believe of re P
Pik there was a city called there was a
known
big he was a grandson of
P for that itself the carpet I rolled
out the carpet for
himin was a
massive
wrot he knew things that me you know all
kinds of interesting fields in Jewish
scholarship and Jewish
thought that others didn't know even
your average rashash Shiva Rabbi
student who didn't dable in those fields
gar knew knew
it this past
r i daved one pray one one shakas
one in a Sho near me a kabad sh and RAM
came there as well they gave him an
Aliyah he was already a little frail but
I did speak to him and he walked all the
way from 12th Avenue and 43rd Street he
lived near there all the way
to
15th and 38th Street that's quite a walk
for an older person he was but it was 85
when it passed away say may was 84 84 85
it wasn't easy
and I asked him about it and he said bar
I made
it it was an honor this is aab for
English speakers it's called
congregation
leev seel may be well he F founded it he
supports it and Rabbi Ginsburg RAB ginsb
is the rub
there and the the focus is for those who
want to learnis and hear
in in English they they should be able
to benefit because the B and is aabad sh
here is a yish speaking Sho primarily
anyway R gash was there and it was
pretty interesting to see him there
because in my youth he would come to RAB
Rosenfeld SCH at that time was known as
Rabbi Simpson
Sho the older Sho the kabad older Sho
here borrow
Park and uh uh my father would buy in
alyah rashash and honor rebin with the
Aliyah he knew that what type of Jud
garan was and he honored him with the
Aliyah you
know the world is
moving the world doesn't stop time
doesn't stop people come and
go when you have
Aid
who is
reminiscent of the past of kabad the
finest of
kabad it's important to to to recognize
it you know
today it's a different it's a different
reality
Outreach is very popular is the most
popular thing was still from a time when
it was wasn't that
popular and his
upbringing in Russia I believe and then
ER before he came to America this wasn't
the common discussion at the
table and he kept to that
religiosity and it's important to
recognize and important to to mention
and important to learn from that
although the call of the hour is to save
another person another soul from
assimilation to invite someone to talk
to someone to shut your own gar and your
own and go out and help another yeid or
listen to another Jew right it takes
away time from your own learning and
daving and
praying
nevertheless we need to know that that
is a
truism that is is a
goal a goal to to
somehow to DAV better to learn more and
to be a to be a Torah scholar that we
don't have enough Torah scholars in the
world today so my message and lesson
from who lived here in Bor
Park and to his wonderful family
to learn and understand that this is
someone who was on the
higher upper echelons of Torah
scholarship hiic behavior and most
importantly true God fearing Jew May
bless his
soul may God comfort
the family among the MERS of Zion in
Jerusalem and they only have SIM and
will be will the ultimate s m will come
we'll all dance together and everyone
else him as a of
theb come to the Reb and say it's time
to come back and take the
yeen out of the goas the exile
