The Times of Israel recently published two poignant stories highlighting HFBA’s work on behalf of those who might otherwise be forgotten. The first recounts the tragic story of a man lost to his family for decades, and the moving journey of his great-grandson to rediscover his grave. The second explores the history of HFBA and the vital work carried out behind the scenes to serve New York’s Jewish community with dignity and care.
To read The Times of Israel articles, click the links below:
Family history, forgetting, and the American Dream
The haunting history of the Jewish burial society that cares for NYC’s lost and forgotten