Yizkor Memorial Book 2024/5785
We continue our meaningful annual tradition, in the Shearith Israel community, of honoring our dearly departed family and friends with our very own memorial book. You are invited to memorialize your loved ones in the 2024/5785 Shearith Israel Yizkor Memorial Book. This year's Yizkor Book will be available in print as well as a digital copy in time for the High Holidays. Please submit by Friday, September 13th.
The deadline to submit for the Yizkor Book has now passed. Thank you to all who contributed meaningful remembrances and memorials. The newly-designed Yizkor Book will be available on Yom Kippur.
Memorial Listings:
Your placement of the names of your departed family members and friends in the Yizkor Book at this special time of year supports the continuity of this longstanding tradition. In order to publish a Yizkor Book that honors our loved ones, the price of a memorial listing is $18.00 per name or you may sponsor a full page in the Yizkor Book for $180.00. Renew your memorial listing(s) or submit a new or edited listing at the links below.
Submit a New Listing or Full Page Memorial
Story Submissions:
We invite you to honor the memory of your loved one(s) in the "Remembrances and Reflections" section of the Yizkor Memorial Book by including a story, poem or other piece of writing.
Fri, October 4 2024
2 Tishrei 5785
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