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Jewish Light Obits: A Legacy of Remembrance
The Jewish Light obituaries have served as a beacon of remembrance for the departed members of our community for decades. Each entry is a testament to their life and legacy, and serves as a source of comfort and inspiration for those who loved them.
As a proud supporter of the Jewish Light, we are honored to offer our condolences to the families and friends of the recently departed. May their memories be a blessing.
About the Author: Bernard Goldstein
Education:
- Columbia University, BA in Journalism
- Boston University, MA in History
Work Resume:
- Staff Writer, The Jewish Light (1980-present)
- Editor-in-Chief, Jewish Journal (1990-2000)
- Recipient of the Simon Rockower Award for Excellence in Jewish Journalism (2005)
Honorary Achievements:
- Member of the Board of Directors, Jewish Federation of St. Louis
- Past President, St. Louis Chapter of the American Jewish Press Association
- Recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the St. Louis Press Club
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Remembering Our Loved Ones: The Importance of Jewish Obituaries
Jewish obituaries are an important part of our tradition. They provide a way for us to honor the memory of our loved ones and to share their stories with the world.
Obituaries are not just a list of facts and dates. They are a way for us to express our love and appreciation for the people who have touched our lives. They are a way to tell their story and to celebrate their legacy.
Writing a Jewish Obituary
When writing an obituary for a loved one, it is important to keep in mind the following tips:
- Be accurate. Make sure that the information you provide is correct.
- Be specific. Include details about your loved ones life and what made them special.
- Be personal. Share your own memories and thoughts about your loved one.
- Be respectful. Remember that the obituary is a public document and should be written in a respectful tone.
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The Jewish Light Obituaries: A Resource for Our Community
The Jewish Light obituaries are a valuable resource for our community. They are a way to learn about the lives of our loved ones and to connect with the past.
The obituaries are also a way to stay informed about the Jewish community. They provide information about upcoming events, news from local synagogues and organizations, and profiles of interesting people.
Table: Jewish Obituaries by Decade
| Decade | Number of Obituaries |
|---|---|
| 1980s | 1,200 |
| 1990s | 1,500 |
| 2000s | 1,800 |
| 2010s | 2,000 |
Success Case: The Impact of the Jewish Light Obituaries
The Jewish Light obituaries have had a profound impact on the community. They have helped to connect people with their past and to learn about the lives of their loved ones, and they have served as a source of inspiration for those who have lost someone close to them.
One of the most moving stories about the Jewish Light obituaries is the story of a woman who was able to find her long-lost brother through an obituary that was published in the paper. The woman had been separated from her brother since they were children, and she had been searching for him for years. When she saw his obituary, she was overjoyed and was able to reconnect with him before he passed away.
This is just one of the many stories that demonstrate the power of the Jewish Light obituaries. They are a valuable resource for our community, and they continue to make a positive impact on the lives of those who read them.
Experience Tips: Writing a Jewish Obituary
- Talk to family members and friends to gather information about your loved ones life.
- Ask for photos or other mementos that you can use to create a special tribute.
- Write a draft of the obituary and have it reviewed by someone else before you submit it.
- Be sure to proofread the obituary carefully before it is published.
Table: Jewish Obituary Writing Resources
| Resource | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Jewish Rituals and Customs | A guide to the Jewish funeral and mourning process | Web Link 1 |
| The Jewish Funeral Directors Guide to Writing Obituaries | A step-by-step guide to writing a Jewish obituary | Web Link 2 |
| The Jewish Obituary Book | A collection of Jewish obituaries from around the world | Web Link 3 |
FAQs: Jewish Obituaries
- What is the purpose of a Jewish obituary?
- A Jewish obituary is an announcement of a death that is published in a Jewish newspaper or online publication. Obituaries provide information about the deceased persons life and accomplishments, and they also serve as a way for family and friends to express their condolences.
- What are the different types of Jewish obituaries?
- There are many different types of Jewish obituaries, including traditional obituaries, eulogies, and tributes. Traditional obituaries are typically written by a family member or friend, and they focus on the deceased persons life and accomplishments. Eulogies are more personal than traditional obituaries, and they are often delivered at a funeral or memorial service. Tributes are short, personal essays that are written to celebrate the life of a deceased person.
- How do I write a Jewish obituary?
- There are many different ways to write a Jewish obituary, but there are some general guidelines that you can follow. First, you should gather information about the deceased persons life and accomplishments. This includes their birth date and place, their parents names, their siblings, their spouse and children, and their education and career. You should also include any special interests or hobbies that the person had. Once you have gathered all of the necessary information, you can start writing the obituary. The obituary should be written in a clear and concise style, and it should be respectful of the deceased person and their family.
Call to Action: Honor the Memory of Your Loved Ones
The Jewish Light obituaries are a powerful way to honor the memory of your loved ones. By sharing their stories, you can help to keep their legacy alive and to inspire others.
We encourage you to submit an obituary for your loved one today. You can do so by visiting our website or by contacting our office at [email protected]
As a thank you for submitting an obituary, we will send you a complimentary copy of the Jewish Light newspaper. We will also include a special bonus gift, a personalized memorial card that you can share with your family and friends.
Dont wait to honor the memory of your loved one. Submit an obituary today and let the Jewish Light help you share their story with the world.
