Yahrtzeit 6 Nissan, Reb Chaim Serebryanski - Story abt his yiras shamayim & more - RC Dalfin

Good day to everyone. Today is yard, a lively yeed, a passionate, a great of and a heart of gold. There's so much to say about him, but we'll just make it very very brief. And that is that Yiddish Shamayim was so so great. He once came to to the Reba here. It was after a very very long trip from Australia like 30 to 50 hours, not probably 1960s. and he wanted to eat something. He came to 770. It was dark. The only one that was there was not a stolen and he knew him and he says, "Maybe you have something to eat." And Afulli says in the middle of the night was 1 2 in the morning. He found an old some old bread and he said, "It's all we have I have here." He says, "Please give it to me. I'll eat it." He was so hungry and uh you know for a Russian a piece of bread old stale makes no difference. And then he went to wash and as he's going to wash this is upstairs in 770 he turns back and he goes to Napali and he says then and where's the salt and looks at him like are you crazy? It's the middle of the night. I can barely find you a piece of bread, some bread, and now you want salt. And he gave him the salt. He didn't have salt. And my shred did not continue to the sink to wash. But he handed back the bread to Napa. He said, "I won't eat this cuz you don't have any salt. This is true. You know, you're not breaking any uh any hal if you don't have salt. Any Jewish law if you don't have salt. But this is the type of ye he was. And uh today was there his name was it should be a good for the entire family and of course we can't forget all the work that he did to save as a young as a teenager and getting the out from Russia in 1946 and then later when he came with his parents to Australia Zalman says in the recording that with my son Kim was my right-hand man to build the moist to start the moistess the institutions of Kabad in Melbourne Australia and then uh he came here to America in he was here the last 25 years. He was one of the activists in Cranheis in his own quiet way got things done without fanfare. It was a real pimi which in Kapad is a primary way of serving Hashem and being aided and aid anyway. with true happiness. A good tug.