By Joan Swirsky —— Bio and Archives--January 9, 2018
When my husband Steve was almost 13, his grandfather died--just a few months before the old man he loved and respected had tutored him for his Bar Mitzvah. To this day, Steve remembers the burial ceremony vividly.
When the rabbi had finished the prayers at the outdoor burial site and his grandfather's son and daughters and grandchildren were wiping the tears from their eyes, Steve told me that "my grandmother let out a blood-curdling scream and jumped into the grave--literally--right on top of the wooden coffin! And I remember three or four men had to reach in and jump in after her to lift her out."
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