No words can express the remorse I feel. Rabbi Lippa Dubravsky was a man of great love and caring. He  played a great influence on our lives (i'm referring to a small group of close friends growing up together in the summers of the 90's). The Dubravsky's house was always open to us all and he never declining a self-invitation to a shabbat meal. Their house was a haven for Jewish spirituality in the midst of a modern Vancouver.The Rav would regularly make time to teach me pearls of Chassidute. I will always cherish the intimate time we had together. Chol hamoed sukkot with the Rav was one of the happiest and spiritual times for me. He was there with me in the most devastating time of my life when my older brother and great friend was taken away from my family. It amazes me how he also  helped me make the greatest decision of my life in making 'Aliah' to Israel and becoming to the best of my ability a full fledged Torah observant Jew. 

     Thank you, Rav, for all you've done for me. With great love and respect, Eyal Cohen.