Rabbi Moshe Sklar, Oved, Chasidishe Yid, son of R Eliyahu Nochum Sklar - RC Dalfin

This is a tribute to the Moaclar [clears throat] who I personally knew. He lived in Kensington. That's near Boro Park where I live. But I remember that Moisha at the Fabangans in the 1970s 80s. [clears throat] Many times I would see him sitting at the fab with his talis on him. Most [clears throat] almost all didn't have talisim. They're talking about the buried ones. They finished davening moa was an heaven for many hours. for many hours. And when the rebanged, of course, he wanted to be at the Fabbrangan. So he would finish davening right before a faban and come to his place and sit sit there with his talis. That's my recollection. Ramosa was a ye that dabed and memorized the is my I discussed this with him once. He he told I believe he told me that he might have had a from the Reba instruction from the Reba to do so. and Bal he was a yeid that was through and through Lebavich although he married his wife wasn't technically from a lab home she was the daughter of Rafure who was the replacement of the Malik but and to learn for hours and I believe but it was a different style [clears throat] kept the minhogim the old time fashion of the to the tea cameat the mmer of the bosani he was from an old timeassid And when I had a when I was a rash for a while in in Flatbush in in the late ' 90s, he would come and he would ask me he would like to say over and I said sure. He had that that feeling of of course he came from illustrious father who was of the theb and I believe even the reb he was one of the people that did under underground work for the freed together with such and others many others and there's many letters and details in those ria take a look over there so he had a few girls daughters and he had this son I think he was a Ben of One of the other things that stands out is that I would see him walking, you know, it is an older man. He would walk to this label, that labul, he had shuls next to him, but wanted a dav labul. One of his sons, maybe I think his older son has passed on already. He was like a genius. He had a photographic memory. I think his name was Aaron. And to mention him, we remember him as a little boy 6 7 8 9 years older word for word the Reb's fabans and wherever the Reb coughed he would stop and cough. That's the type of zikar memory he had. He then went on to learn shas and shas so that the kazenber have and I think he learned the entire shas one of the other sons who I know is bully he's um shamish in the shul on avenue f and um not day he'll forget what street it's right next to borrow park I'll pon him and He had many chairs, many children. They should all have comfort and they should know that where they come from. They come from grandfather and they come from a son and come from the moshar was for he also by the way he was in 770 in the early years in the 50s. I think he told me he was there when the Reb said um the famous Shabasi they call the Shabas after till 7:00 I believe he was there as a young boy well you know a young teenager and he later went to learn about and he said how made a great impact on him and that's where he really formed his And that was an I remember in in basement years ago 25 years ago Shabas afternoon and everyone left already after the kiddes and after the only one who was left in was he would sit and davin and you can hear him davening. Yeah, it's uh it's a relic of the past but and of these type of people and may he bring comfort to everyone for the whole