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Our hearts are torn! Our dear friend, father, & husband MOTTY was ripped away from us so young at the age of 34 R”L.
Our Dear Motty was everyone’s best friend, everyone’s open ear, always had a good word to say. He was a dedicated father and a committed community member. He served the Buffalo NY Chabad Shul like a Soldier. He walked 2 hours to shul every Shabbos only to strengthen all the people that came to pray.
He always had kind words to offer and his smiles always healed everyone around him.
The world lost a real righteous man, such a great father to 5 beautiful young children, a dedicated husband & friend.
Our dear Motty was battling Lymphoma for the last half year and was ripped away from us when his body succumbed to the terrible virus.
Now it’s time for us to rise to the occasion to help Motty continue his legacy! Let’s support his young widow with 5 beautiful children. Please open your hearts as Motty always opened his to the world.
May your support to this important cause hasten the arrival of Moshiach! Amen.
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They collected more than enough
Excuse me?! As someone who knows the family personally, I would like to let you know, that there is no such thing as “more than enough”. Motty was their ONLY source of parnassa, now we, as their extended family (kol yisroel areivim zeh lazeh), should be helping them financially. 5 young kids from age 3 – 12 and a young widow, don’t need any more sorrow in their lives, and they shouldn’t have to lose out financially in addition to the sorrow they have from losing their loved one. We must make sure they have EVERYTHING they need, until they can get themselves back on track (and even after). No, it’s definitely not “more than enough”. We need to be more sensitive to others.
May nobody know of any more sorrow ever again!
I agree 100% !!
And that’s why I gave, and if they could collect 2MM good for them ! Trust me, no one need / should be in their place now .. and money will not bring back there father ..
As someone who knows the family Personally and is trying to help in any way possible i can tell you first hand that this more is going straight to the family and they need a lot of money to put them on their feet from a roof over their shoulders to making a bar Mitzva in a couple of moths and feeding this poor Almonah and 5 little children and getting them married off.
May Hashem repay anyone that gives to this cause with anything they need before they need it and in this Zechus of taking care of Hashems children may Hashem take care of our children.
Im shocked and apaled that someone can post such an insensitive comment on a fellow jewish familys tragedy.
@ Dave – Who are you to decide whats enough for them or not?!
Thank Hashem its not you that needs it and keep your mouth closed if what your saying or writing is doing no good to others.
I personally dont know this family at all, but I donated bc when you see the plight of a young almanah with 5 beautiful children now living without their father, how could you not try to help? Even in a small way.
Im sure every little bit helps.
Yeah, @Dan and @jj, why allow comments on like this? This happened when there was an apt. fire too and the family lost everything and there was insensitive comments then too.
We’re ein mishpacha but we don’t have to be the one that argues (or allows the argumentative comments in)
@dave .. I dont know this family and I dont have a personal connection with them but when we see such a tragedy we need to feel some pain. If you personally don’t want to donate to this that is up to you but please dont be little there pain and make them feel worse that they are having to go thru this. We all have a choice where to give our sadaka and each person can make that choice. We don’t know what is going on behind closed doors we dont know what this family is going thru financially. It cost a lot of money to bring up a Jewish family to send them to yeshiva and raise them a lot of family struggle with that when the dad is around and tries his best. I wish this Family and all families in Am Israel that they should never have to go thru tragedy like this and everyone should be able to support there family on there own and we should only hear good things happening to Am Yisrael! Amen
Amen
Amen Thank you for the kind words.