Tribute R' Yitzchak Arnold -Shliach, & student of PR & Rebbe - brought 1st tape of R to Lub y 1955

arnold known as rabbi arnold robbie arnold passed away yesterday and they flew him to los angeles where he was actually for 50 years or so and uh i personally knew him when i was a student at the yeshiva as an older student as a shliyak and then later when i lived there but my family goes back with with him to the nineteen fifties and even my grandfather had to do with his father's let me tell you a little bit about him arnold was born in 1929 he was born in the lower east side his father uh radasanotta was usually called nota on nutella came to this country i believe in 1910 from stanislav galicia the family the paternal side were khasidim the particular branch known as chartkov the chart covered by the chart cover was a branch of the helicopter abuse role of regime friedman the mother's side ravi arnold's mothers was a daughter of rabbi tashish rabbi tashish i believe rabbi hill taushish was a hostage yet from the marash marash and then the the the rabbi ashab rabbi jacobson and his savior as the colonel of the israel knew rabbit arshish and he writes about the family history so from his mother's side he came miguel rabbi arnold learned to hire berlin as a boy and then in 1941 in may or june of 1941 he came and he entered he came to the yeshiva the akhitamim yeshiva the babachi shiva which was then in 770 on the first floor in representatives class which was with america's office america's offices today in across the rebbe's room that's where rabbit had his class and he was one of the students later he moved to rabbi greenberg's class which which was across the street at 763 eastern parkway and then for hummish he had rabbit kaludne and that was again in the upstairs base madrish the ups what they call the up upstairs the small show and there's a picture that we that was publicized yesterday online to see him and his and other classmates and there were several classes in one in that picture anyway he learned and was a talmud during the 1940s throughout the 1940s in 770 from until the previous had ever passed away he was in 770. he spoke many times about the frida kader this was his first treba remember he was born in 29 so when the fritikera passed away in 1950 he was 21 years old he was a full man an adult a booker he was no longer a baker he was uh alabacher and he took the previous rebel like all the tamim of that time all the students in a very serious way committed to the rebbe's previous rapper's goals and programs etc with the rabbit taking over in 1950-51 he became the rebbe's closet of course and uh my father told me a a beautiful thing my father was a student in the lud yeshiva in erit israel in lud by the mahayan castle so this must have been a 55 or 56. rabbi arnold went there to israel to look for a shidduch and he brought the the bacharam and he brought them a tape of the rebber my father said it was the first time they ever heard the rebber's voice later when the rebbe sent the ten of twelve shloken after there was the terrible murderer in in in safria rahabad and others they all remember they were all part of that group so they brought a tape too but my father said that he remembers hearing that robbie arnold came into yeshiva and he had a tape and they all stood around listening to the rebels voice so that's a great host that he was the first one to bring a tape of the rabbit to the yeshiva and wood in 1955-56 he also told my father interesting thing this must have been 1960 or so because of arnold married hannah arnold of eric's role in 1960 mrs arnold who passed away last year was a tremendous mechanic as an educator loved by all the children and has thousands and thousands of students who went through her years of education remember they came to los angeles in the uh early to mid 1970s and she was already connected to a school there and later when the haider the chabad hater opened in 1977 she transferred to the hader and was the one of their first teachers and had was teaching since then but in 1960 my father in 70 and he said he showed my father his new suit that he bought because he was going to be meeting his collar his future collar and he said oh it cost me ten dollars and normally a suit even then cost thirty forty dollars uh and and he got a great bargain and he was you know so beautiful and also he was so proud to to show my father that he's you know really hoping that this will be the the shidduch and it was the shidduch of his life and he had a beautiful family beautiful beautiful family boys girls uh all married uh mostly married and um a beautiful family yeah yeah anyway the the uh probably arnold's father that it was known as nutella and what do i say that my zeta my grandfather my my mother's stepfather while the flame of menasha viruslav was his name he was a survivor he davened at what was called rabbi konshu the was a block away from where we lived in east flatbush we lived at clarkson east 55th you go one one one long block there was a big show on the corner it was known as rabbit cone school rabbit cone was one of the only rabbinim at that time who gave khalissa he did khalitsa which is the idea of the leverage marriage and if you know you know and all of that if the husband dies and there's a wife had can marry she needs to marry the husband's brother if he's not married and those laws and if not if you don't want that you have to take a show and spit in the show it's a whole nicer whole details it's called the khalitza so he was a book it's an expert in those laws it's very precise and you know that most most rabbis don't even know those laws that show uh i remember my sister and i remember how it was packed on rosh hashanah probably had to have tickets to get in my grandfather was a stickleball feeling that shule and who was the shamish of that show was nutella the the the the rabby arnold's father and we recall that sometimes my my grandfather would come home and my brother and my grandmother bobby hinder would say to to her husband menachem her name was menasha you gave him a five dollar bill huh you slipped the shop as a five dollar bill i know you got nalia this and that then you gave the championship five dollar bill and i i i remember him i remember he was he was a short person i remember him i remember even his voice i even remember till today his voice very very beautiful person and he was the the father of rabbi arnold rabbitshaw became a shliyakh of the rebel in the 70s in los angeles when he opened uh to ferris akanem basically the rebel called for uh programs with senior citizens and he took this on upon himself and he worked under a bakunin he was an official of the rebbe under rabbi cunanan and he worked for years faithfully learning with people i remember seeing him learning with people a group of russian people and elderly people in base labor yitzcar congregation basically yitzhak and he did this for years and he did it faithfully so rabbi arnold was someone who was dedicated in 1981 on your base tamus he invited us of the yeshiva the bakr into his house it was shabbos and he had a full meal and he had good muscular scotch and and he told us so many stories about the previous citadels youth-based thomas he lived with you the base thomas because that was in his blood from his childhood in yeshiva barak hashem he was 93 years ago although not as old as his father's father i think was 106 110 i don't know he was it was over 100 for sure and um he passed one year less than a year after his wife passed away the children the grandchildren the great-grandchildren continue his legacy of being a husset of the rabbayim of being a shliyakov and dedicated to title mitzvahs with ava love with kindness made it to the summer of ben not arnold have an aliyah to be resurrected from the dead they're ready with mashiach coming because of mamish or may be on me