YOM HASHOAH TRIBUTE GARDEN
A donation to grow our garden is a meaningful way to support our mission while remembering or celebrating a Survivor or victim. It is also a thoughtful way to commemorate Yom HaShoah, a day of remembrance. We invite you to add a flower to our Yom HaShoah virtual tribute garden to honor them or a hero of your choosing.
Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, is observed as a day of commemoration for the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust as a result of the actions carried out by the Nazi regime and its collaborators.
The date to commemorate Yom HaShoah was chosen because it marks the anniversary of the uprising at the Warsaw Ghetto. This was the largest, symbolically most important Jewish uprising, and the first urban rebellion, in German-occupied Europe. This resistance in Warsaw inspired other revolts in ghettos including Bialystok and Minsk and killing centers Treblinka and Sobibor.
Throughout the month, we will be remembering some of the heroes from the Warsaw Ghettos.
Your flower will represent a cherished person, never to be forgotten.
- Dedicate a flower in our virtual tribute garden with a gift of $18.
- Dedicate a rock with your loved one’s name on it in our on-site garden, along with a flower in our virtual tribute garden, with a gift of $36.
- Dedicate a flower in our virtual garden, a rock in our on-site garden, and send someone a card with a flower seed packet with a gift of $72.
Irena Sendler
Louis & Sally Gutner
Friends in Ukraine
Kathy Turner
Susan Sparrow
Zhanna Arshanskaya Dawson
Simcha Rotem
1924-2018
Head Currier of the Jewish Fighting Organization
Emanuel Ringelblum
1900-1944
Founded the clandestine Oneg Shabbat newspaper
Jack Jacobs
In memory of my Grandfather
Shlomo & Chana Deutsch
In memory of my parents
Joanie Schirm
In honor of my dear friend
Monek Segal
Forever in our memory
Pam Kancher, Lisa Bachman, & Kathy Turner
In honor of my dear friends. From, Howard Kichler
Johanna Stabile
In honor of my mother
Ruth Sage
In honor of my close, dear friend
Dave Smith
May historic memory move us to ensure an enlightened future.
Arlene Wenger
In honor of my close family friend
Goldie Cash
In memory of my hero, my mom
Pam Kancher
In honor of her commitment to Jewish education.
Henri M. Goodheim
In honor of my father
Emily Brown
In honor of our daughter, who has not only made Judaism essential to her life but the lives of so many in our community.
Henri Landwrith
In memory of
Serena Ahmed, Rachel Luce-Hitt, & Leilany Romero
From your dear friend, Howard Kichler
Isaac Hunter
In memory of my son
Fran Hodes
In memory of my dear friend.
Anna and Friedrich Mayer
In memory of family
Stuart Auerbach
In memory my father, Stuart, who loved his people.
Beatrice and Philip Trohn & Edith and Benjamin Katz
In memory of our parents
In honor of Passover
From, Rabbi and Mrs. Sholom B. Dubov
Ellen Lang
In honor of my dear friend
Kevin Vincenti
In memory of you, my son – a brother, and a father.
In remembrance of many
Remembering those that survived and passed is a way to keep their stories alive.
Elizabeth Vitaizy Higgins
Artist/Holocaust Death Camp Survivor, & US immigrant
Jeff Unger
In memory of my son who was a second generation Holocaust survivor.
Aaron Joel Goldwasser
In memory of our son
Janis McLaughlin
In honor of my mother
Leah Hornik
In honor of Leah
Roslyn Brown
In memory of my mother
Bernice Grimm
In memory of my mother
Name
Your tribute message
YOM HASHOAH TRIBUTE GARDEN
Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, is observed as a day of commemoration for the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust as a result of the actions carried out by the Nazi regime and its collaborators.
The date to commemorate Yom HaShoah was chosen because it marks the anniversary of the uprising at the Warsaw Ghetto. This was the largest, symbolically most important Jewish uprising, and the first urban rebellion, in German-occupied Europe. This resistance in Warsaw inspired other revolts in ghettos including Bialystok and Minsk and killing centers Treblinka and Sobibor.
Throughout the month, we will be remembering some of the heroes from the Warsaw Ghettos.
We invite you to add a flower to our Yom HaShoah virtual tribute garden to honor them or a hero of your choosing. A donation to grow our garden is a meaningful way to support our mission while remembering or celebrating a Survivor or victim. It is also a thoughtful way to commemorate Yom HaShoah, a day of remembrance. Each flower will represent a cherished person, never to be forgotten.
A flower can be named for a tribute gift of $18.
For gifts of $36 or more, we will name a flower and also send a card with a packet of wildflower or poppy seeds to a special recipient of your choice so they may start or add to a garden of their own!
Simcha Rotem
1924-2018
Head Currier of the Jewish Fighting Organization
Emanuel Ringelblum
1900-1944
Founded the clandestine Oneg Shabbat newspaper
Jack Jacobs
In memory of my Grandfather
Shlomo & Chana Deutsch
In memory of my parents
Joanie Schirm
In honor of my dear friend
Monek Segal
Forever in our memory
Pam Kancher, Lisa Bachman, & Kathy Turner
In honor of my dear friends. From, Howard Kichler
Johanna Stabile
In honor of my mother
Ruth Sage
In honor of my close, dear friend
Dave Smith
May historic memory move us to ensure an enlightened future.
Arlene Wenger
In honor of my close family friend
Goldie Cash
In memory of my hero, my mom
Pam Kancher
In honor of her commitment to Jewish education.
Henri M. Goodheim
In honor of my father
Emily Brown
In honor of our daughter, who has not only made Judaism essential to her life but the lives of so many in our community.
Henri Landwrith
In memory of
Serena Ahmed, Rachel Luce-Hitt, & Leilany Romero
From your dear friend, Howard Kichler
Isaac Hunter
In memory of my son
Fran Hodes
In memory of my dear friend.
Anna and Friedrich Mayer
In memory of family
Stuart Auerbach
In memory my father, Stuart, who loved his people.
Beatrice and Philip Trohn & Edith and Benjamin Katz
In memory of our parents
In honor of Passover
From, Rabbi and Mrs. Sholom B. Dubov
Ellen Lang
In honor of my dear friend
Kevin Vincenti
In memory of you, my son – a brother, and a father.
In remembrance of many
Remembering those that survived and passed is a way to keep their stories alive.
Elizabeth Vitaizy Higgins
Artist/Holocaust Death Camp Survivor, & US immigrant
Jeff Unger
In memory of my son who was a second generation Holocaust survivor.
Aaron Joel Goldwasser
In memory of our son
Janis McLaughlin
In honor of my mother
Leah Hornik
In honor of Leah
Roslyn Brown
In memory of my mother
Bernice Grimm
In memory of my mother
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Name
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