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Holidays like Passover remind us of the memories we hold dear, both as individuals and families, and as a people whose history of freedom we have dedicated ourselves to perpetuate. The perpetuation of memory is a task we hold sacred at Mount Sinai. As General Manager, I’m proud to extend an invitation to obtain our free Mount Sinai Family Planner and Guide to help you secure your memories, and the records that will help your family, even when you can no longer be there. Please contact me at 866-71-SINAI or e-mail gmoffice@mountsinaiparks.org so that we can send this beautiful booklet to you.

Over the years, I’ve met many families whose loved ones are buried far away, or who have no eternal memorial, and have felt a keen responsibility to establish a place for permanent remembrance. Mount Sinai’s Wall of Living Memories, a black marble wall centered around bubbling waters in the beautiful Psalms area of our Hollywood Hills Memorial Park, will provide such a place of memorialization for the entire community. This addition to the Park is of great personal import to me as I plan to honor my family members who are buried in New York by memorializing them on the Wall. For more information, click on http://www.mountsinaiparks.org/press. I look forward to helping you and your family remember and memorialize.

The creation of our Mount Sinai Shoah Quilt has had reverberations far greater than we would ever have imagined. We have been the privileged recipients of more than 150 Quilt squares, each of which comprises a personal statement of remembrance and reflection of the Holocaust.

Please join me on Sunday, May 4 at 10:00am at Mount Sinai Simi Valley for Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day Observances, where we will dedicate this Quilt and premiere an original video featuring the stories behind it. See the sidebar on the right for a link to preview this video.

I hope you experienced a Hag Sameach, a good Passover.

With best regards from our Mount Sinai family to yours,

Cordially,



Len Lawrence
General Manager
Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries


Join us on Sunday, May 4, 2008 for Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day 10:00 A.M.
Kamenir Chapel


To preview selections from the "Quilt of Memory" video to be shown at the event, click below:


SHARE in the visions created in the Quilt of Memory commemorating the Holocaust. Hear the stories behind the over one hundred and fifty hand created squares combining personal memory, emotion and art.

BE INSPIRED by Sinai Temple's Rabbi David Wolpe as he dedicates the Quilt

HEAR the voice of Anne Frank speak through the Long Beach Opera Company

WALK through the Grove of the Righteous Rescuers

Mount Sinai Simi Valley
6150 Mount Sinai Drive, Simi Valley
(118 Freeway, Yosemite exit)

For complete details, click here.

To receive your personal invitation click here.

Information:
(866) 813-8100