Funeral Details

Einhorn family,
Sorry to hear about Mr. EINHORN AH.
May Hashem comfort all of your family aming all other mourners of Jerusalem.

Edith Aranoff

I am so very sorry for your loss. Morton was ALWAYS filled with so much kindness and warmth.
I remember Morton graced our Yuntif meals with his parents, Rabbi and Mrs. Einhorn, and then eventually on his own. Morton demonstrated such tremendous Kivud Av v'Aim towards Rabbi and Mrs. Einhorn. It was truly special to watch as a child.
May Morton's Neshama have an immediate Aliyah.

Sheila Gertz-Resnick

I was shocked when I heard of Mort's passing today. I've known him for years as well as had known his parents Rabbi and Mrs. Einhorn. He was one of the pillars of Beth Yitzchok devoting many hours to seeing that the shul was kept clean. He truly was a person who had no enemies. He will be sorely missed.

Larry Teren

My family were very active members of bnai Jacob for many years when Rabbi Elliot was the Rabbi of the shul. Morton was always very devoted to his parents.for many years after, whenever we would meet in the neighborhood he never failed to ask about my family, each of the kids by name.he was genuinely happy to hear of their success. Morton was a good, kind man. May his neshama have añ Aliyah.

Florence Snyder bulmash

We knew Mort siince we lived across the street from Bais Yitzchok. He was always there, setting up for a kiddush, shalosh seudos, cleaning the kitchen and making sure every thing was in order. He really cared about the shul! May his neshama have an aliya

Rivkie Zirkin

Mort was a truly special person. He was real. I knew that anything that he said was truthful. Such a loyal, trustworthy individual is not easy to come by, but I had the pleasure of knowing him as a long-time member of the Beth Itzchok community for many, many years. May his memory serve as an everlasting inspiration for his family. יהי זכרו ברוך

Elliot Cohen