We are happy to announce that Chabad Chayil now has sections at Mt Sinai & Lakeside Cemeteries
Dear Friends,
As Rabbis we are privileged to be part of the most important events in families lives. We rejoice with you at baby namings and circumcisions, we welcome your children on the first day of Hebrew School, we give counsel before weddings and cry together when loved ones pass on.
Rabbis do see much joy as well as tragedy. Yet some unpleasantness can and should be averted. There need not be anxiety, financial pressure, and last minute, difficult decisions about funeral services and burial plots when one is struggling with doctors and debilitating disease.
How often we thought, if members of our community could just find the peace of mind necessary to focus on family rather than having to worry about coming up with thousands of dollars in one day's notice.
That wish has been granted with an opportunity for us to buy our own burial section. Please take the time to investigate and acquaint yourself with the benefits that only in time you will come to appreciate.
Long Life: Our sages say: Making arrangements for funeral services is a "segulah - lucky charm" for a Long life.
Cost: Advertisements have recently appeared in local and Jewish newspapers announcing an increase in price for funeral services. This comes as no surprise. In fact, the trend has been for costs to double every decade. Our pre negotiated prices will save you thousands of dollars.
Payment Schedule: Payment plans and discounts are a
Halacha: You will have the peace of mind, knowing that everything will be according to Jewish law. This will also guarantee that you will not be pressured to buy extravagant and wasteful accouterments (i.e. Brass coffins with velvet) and that the actual service will be conducted in accordance with Halacha.
Hoping to share in many simchas (and only simcahs) for many years to come. Remember what our sages say: Making arrangements for funeral services is a "segulah - lucky charm" for a Long life.
For more information please reach out to [email protected] or call 305-770-1919.
Sincerely yours,
Rabbi Moishe Kievman