There are no words to describe my deep grief
Dear Dubrawsky family
There are no words to describe my deep grief feeling for the decease of Rabbi Dubrawski.
I also have no words to describe my great appreciation of all the good things that I received from him and his family.
It's been 23 years ago when I first met him it was in a class I attended at Chabad House in Vancouver.
I was so impressed by him. And I still remember what he said in the class: there are three ways how you can discover what a person really is: Kiso Koso and Keaso. Can you imagine remembering something that was said in a class 23 years ago?
The only explanation for that is that when something is coming from inside the heart is penetrating the other hear.
Ever since then he made a huge impact on my life so many hours of deep conversations. So many advisings so many words of wisdom so many Shabbat diners at his home with his family. I always felt so wanted around him.
The only words of comfort I have to say to you is that his good actions made lots of fruits in my life. With his advice and emotional support I went to Israel 8 years ago and enter a yeshiva and Brooch Hashem got married and have a wonderful observed Jewish family.
2 years ago when I came to Visit Vancouver with my wife and my daughter he was so pleased to see how his good actions made such a positive impact on me.
I feel so grateful to Hashem that made me know this wonderful man.
His teaching and memories will remain with me forever.
May all his good actions be a merit of his blessed memory.
With great love and support
Ofer Bezalel and his family
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