The Breslov Research Institute joins the mourning family of Sarah Gelbach, who passed away last Monday at the age of 101. Sarah was probably the last survivor of pre-war Uman. She grew up knowing many of the leaders of the Breslov movement in Uman and survived WWII in Stalingrad, where she herself had to bury her father in 1943. She is survived by a most beautiful family of hundreds of offspring, including children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. May her memory be blessed, as she was an inspiration to us all. A short comment from my wife about her on Monday after the Levaya: "Just went to a levaya of an amazing woman I knew (101 years old), Sarah Gelbach, descendant of Rabbeinu ZaL, whom EVERYONE EVERYONE EVERYONE loved and admired and respected (my daughter-in-law Racheli's grandmother). She had NO hesped (eulogy), because no one would have been able to stop singing her praises... What a thing to aspire to be like her..." |
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