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Memorial Tribute for Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon

Commemorating the first yahrtzeit (anniversary of passing)

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Memorial Tribute for Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon: Commemorating the first yahrtzeit (anniversary of passing)

Join Chabad of the Valley, family and friends from around the world in marking the first yahrtzeit (anniversary of passing) of Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon of blessed memory.

See Also:	Our Dear Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon, of Blessed Memory
Topics:	Gordon, Yehoshua B.

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Rachel-Cassia Trigère Besserman אפרת February 6, 2022

Also have learned and laughed for a long time with this beloved Rav Gordon before learning of his passing. תודה רב יקר תודה Reply

Brad Hoffman Wilmington, N.C January 7, 2019

Rabbi Gordon gave so much of himself his whole life to help know their heritage. We were born in the same year however I was not raised a Jew as my Mother eloped and married goyim.
Along with Aish & Chabad and Rabbi Gordon and Rabbi Mendelson I am learning my history. I was studying with Rabbi Gordon for over a year until I found out Rabbi Gordon had passed.
Why great leaders die so young I do not understand. Very sad. Reply

Sylvia UK February 28, 2017

ChaBaD Lifeline Rabbi Gordon of Blessed Memory,

Words cannot truly express the heartfelt expression I would like to convey with a thank you for Rabbi Gordon's excellent daily Chumash with Rashi and Tanya. Bringing a smile on a rainy days. Ones heart (Lav tov) being conveyed over the media bringing HaShem into millions of homes, minds and hearts. Truly an emissary to be proud to know. However, behind every successful man is a successful woman, so this huge thank you also goes to the Rabbi's devoted wife and family whom have enabled so much of their love to be shared around the world.

Not to forget, my beginning to learn Hebrew through the daily study at the pace I can follow. Mucho Gracias

Rabbi Gordon and his wonderful family have enabled millions to learn, that the persecution and destruction of a Jewish Nation would deprive us all of this valuable education which will enable us to eventually live in harmony with the coming of Mashiach, HaShem willing. Reply

Jenifer Nech February 27, 2017

I can only say-- He has helped me. Blessings to his family. Reply

Matthew Rand Austin February 26, 2017

He is a blessing B"H
I didn't know that Rabbi Gordon had passed, I only knew he has the Rabbi that I would sometimes listen to regarding the parshot, and he has such a friendly presence and comfortable teaching style. I just wanted to say that he is a blessing, and that I enjoy his videos. Reply

Susan Conner Oklahoma City, OK February 26, 2017

Rabbi Gordon I miss him often, study with him daily, and still laugh at his corny jokes, most of which I have heard at least 6 times. He was and continues to be a tower of knowledge and an absolute blessing to all of us who study with him. May his memory be for a blessing to Am Israel forever and ever! Reply

Memorial Tribute for Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon: Commemorating the first yahrtzeit (anniversary of passing)

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