Studied in Lub yeshiva in 1943, had Yechidus w FR, raised special family - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin

and it's a tribute to the nashama of Rebecca Moscow who passed away in the last few days from Florida from Deerfield Beach where he lived during the winters I recall when he invited him to his house with his wife was there and brought tea to the table and the sinus and we would have bringing and talking and he told me all about this Rabbi his love and hurt from Chicago I believe in 1943 as a young boy and later I believe it was a principle and he was pushed a finer Mensch a good-hearted person I'll give you an example but I was invited to Deerfield Beach to for shabbaton so at some point Thursday night I forget when it was I gave a talk and it was I was selling my sweater my books um he came over to the table my wife was helping me came over to the table he said how can I help you and he encouraged people to buy the books and then himself he bought books saying he of course he liked history especially Chicago History he knew it he spoke about it as he caught in them but here he didn't push it to help another year here's a you know someone who's quite younger than him and he wants to help his partner then when he told but he told me about he said he was so disciplined with his Fabregas and his niguna and you couldn't just decide what the saying he chose the Laguna and he explained to me that you know even though he learned in in in in in 770 in the minimum in 1943 or 44 whatever you know but he didn't become it was only after learning without the heart and and going to his shoe and becoming friendly with him that he saw what it means to be a real about your husband and this impacted him I remember him sharing it with me and I didn't know much I knew about a behalf but he was the first one who like gave me details from inside you know living there and being there and and and he said he'd rather have had a lot of hard times and people oppose them with cautious issues and various issues he said it wasn't Rosy it wasn't you know he he experienced the difficulties and he saw what it means to be uh foreign particularly his son Mendel who's a good friend of mine a classmate comfort him and of course his older brother Daniel was showing was the hetch of uh in Chicago and now his son took over and there's meister and it's a growing community and it's it's I was just there recently it's it's unbelievable and the girls school and the rueve in another building a building it all starts from that Bittle that humility that the Fraya Moskowitz this rebephrayim gave to his children okay he wasn't upset that not Spitz he was a positive that good-hearted and a finer fine person and it's for us to to think about that that fine kite you know easiness and calmness and and being a good middies creates good results and it goes for children and grandchildren by them for what makes the shama have and they'll leave them together with all the Eden and the Rebellion to Dance I mean foreign