Mark M. Tannenbaum
May 8, 1953 - November 15, 2025
Date and Time
Monday, November 17, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Graveside
Eretz HaChaim Cemetery
Beit Shemesh
Israel,
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Shiva
Tannenbaum Residence
Avnei Hachoshen 39 Apt 62 Floor 13
Carmei Gat, Israel,
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Ranan, Eitan, and Miri are sitting Shiva at Eitan's home from today, Monday until Tuesday at 8PM(20:00):
Maariv Monday 8PM(20:00)
Shacharis Tuesday 8:15AM
Mincha 4:25PM (16:25)
Shiva will then continue in Chicago on Wednesday and Thursday at:
6833 North Kedzie, Apt 513 (door code 1128)
Chicago, Illinois 60645
Wednesday 11/19
Shiva hours 9:30AM-12PM, 12:30PM-8PM
Shacharis 9AM *contingent on flight arrival
Mincha/Maariv 4:15PM
Thursday 11/20
Shiva hours 8:30AM-12PM, 12:30PM-5PM
Shacharis 8AM
Mincha/Maariv 4:15PM
Shiva will then continue in Livingston, NJ, Friday through Sunday morning at:
14 Hill Street
Livingston, New Jersey 07039
Friday 11/21
Shiva hours from 8:45AM-2PM
Shacharis 8AM
Motzei Shabbos 11/22
Shiva hours from 6PM-9PM
Sunday 11/23
Shacharis 8AM
Shiva concludes at 10AM
OBITUARY
Mark Tannenbaum
Moshe Mordechai ben Fischel Simcha
May 8, 1953 – November 15, 2025
With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Mark "T" Tannenbaum, a lifelong Chicagoan whose life was defined by an unwavering commitment to the Jewish community, the land of Israel, and a love of Torah and mitzvot. Born and raised in Chicago, "T" spent his defining years at Camp Moshava Wild Rose and the Hebrew Theological College, before going on Hachsharah with Shevet Moriah, who remained some of his dearest friends. For over 35 years, "T" ran a beloved annual Pesach program, Weekend Connections, creating a place where families could celebrate the holiday with meaning, joy, and community. His meticulous care, personal touch, and deep sense of responsibility made the program a cherished tradition for countless participants.
"T" was a proud and active supporter of Israel, Mizrachi, Camp Moshava, and the RZA/RZC. He poured his energy into strengthening the institutions and values he held dear. His work with the CRC and years spent teaching at Cong. Beth Shalom reflected the same spirit—thoughtful, diligent, and always motivated by a desire to contribute to the Jewish people. "T"'s kindness, generosity, and steadfast commitment left an indelible mark on his family, friends, and the broader community. He is survived by his three children Ranan (Shira), Eitan (Batya), and Miri (Eli) and his grandchildren, Theo, Ilan, Margo, and Ezra.
May his memory be for a blessing. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals - Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com.