Comments October 2019
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Dear Arthur;
Happy and healthy New Year to you and
your family.
Love,
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Thank you, thank you, Arthur, for continuing to work on
this. But I don't understand which cemetery you are talking about at the
beginning of the message.
I saw something once about a
committee here in the Holy Land whose job it is to work with Jewish cemeteries
in the US and help them. Do you know anything about this? I didn't
get the website name or committee name, I'm not good with computers.
Sorry.
I hope you are having a happy,
healing holiday season.
All the best,
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Oh, Al, I sure hope your project is successful. But
I want to know, are the pictures you sent from the "old" cemetery
around the corner from the "new" cemetery where my parents are
buried, or are they from both cemeteries? Is the stonecutter Brocaloni Memorials
still in business on the corner near the new cemetery? He did the stone
for my parents. He could certainly straighten up some of the stones,
though of course he'd have to be paid. He's an Italian Catholic, I
think. When I was there ordering the stone, he actually corrected
the Hebrew I was telling him to put on the stone! Well, he's done enough
of them, he should know something.
I hope you are having a happy,
healing holiday.
Regards and thanks,
Estelle
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Thank you, thank you, Arthur, for continuing to work on
this. But I don't understand which cemetery you are talking about at the
beginning of the message.
I saw something once about a
committee here in the Holy Land whose job it is to work with Jewish cemeteries
in the US and help them. Do you know anything about this? I didn't
get the website name or committee name, I'm not good with computers.
Sorry.
I hope you are having a happy,
healing holiday season.
All the best,
Estelle
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