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Speaker: Lori and Rabbi Yakov Palatnik

Lori Palatnik maps out meaningful ways we can remember our loved ones through actionable steps we can take every single day.

What to Do in Memory of a Loved One

What happens after death

What Happens After We Die

Phone Call

The Phone Call That Started It All

This book would not be possible without the generosity of our sponsors:

In loving memory of Alzbeta Lica Friedmann, a Holocaust survivor whose life was filled with great sorrow as well as much happiness. A life lived where crushing challenges and defeats were met with great dedication, perseverance, and love of her family. Mami, you are missed for many, many reasons by all those that were lucky to have met you.

May you finally rest in peace and be reunited with those that passed before, especially your beloved husband, Samuel Friedman, your adoring parents, Herman and Malvina Grosshandler, and brothers Leo, Richard, and Andy. May this book provide some love, solace, and understanding to those in need just as you did to all that was around you.

With much love, your sons George and Peter;
Grandchildren Jason, Samantha, Michael, David, and Great Grand Children Leo and Ella.

Love and miss you every day; and until we meet again. Mazel dike shu.

Dedicated in loving memory of Gail and Arthur Morgenstern;

Brenda Simpson, in memory of her mother Helen Simpson;

William Silvers, in loving memory of Mrs. Helena Silvers;

Alicia Myara in memory of Odette Myara;

Susan Kramer and Joanne Kleinstein, in memory of Art Kleinstein – Avram Moshe ben Yosef.

Chapter 2 is dedicated by Sandra, Stephen, and Richard Herlick in loving memory of their mother, Lorraine Herlick, Leah Frimit bat Shlomo Zalman ve’Chaya Zisel

Day 2 is dedicated by Michelle Leader, in loving memory of her aunt, Gittle bat Munya

Day 5 is dedicated by Leah Henkin, in loving memory of her father, Yoel Meyer ben Simcha, and her uncle, Mordechai Avrohom ben Simcha

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