EGP Journal

EGP Souvenir Journal Summer 5768
A word from your learning director

MOREH VIRABOSAI
To my dear Bochorem of EGP
Wow, what a summer. the davening, the learning, the mishnayos bal peh, the trips, and of course our
beautiful play (I didn’t watch it but they all told me it was great,) and last but not least the all star game
which was really a game to see, and a game that will be in my memory forever.
I look back at all my previous years in camp and I don’t remember a year where I had such a great group
of staff all working together to enhance our summer, starting off with the counselors who were really
caring and understanding, every time I would sit together with them we would discuss which trips should we
go on next, or arranging the late nights and the list goes on. our great learning teachers, starting with
Rabbi Oster, whenever I would walk into zal to mark I couldn’t help but to sit down and learn what was
being taught, Reuven Brody who gave each bochur the attention he needed, and being a dug michaye for all of
us. Hershel Goldstein who taught a lot of interesting topics, and showed a lot of patience for you, and
Shlomo Bogart who was always ready to give you guys an amazing time in class with his unique way of
teaching and amazing stories. And lets not forget our one and only Meme Fridman who put lots of effort
into many details of this summer.
Now that you have finished your elementary years and our going on to mesifta, I wish you all that you
should be successful and comfortable in yeshiva, you should really take advantage of this coming year to be
on time to every seder and listen to what your mashpiem have to say, participate in every farbrengen and
develop a taste for nigunem, and become bochrem ready to take on whatever shlichus is put in your way.
Chazal tell us “who is the smart one? he who see the future” every bochur must know that next year you
will be laying the foundation for your future life, whatever you will do in yeshiva it will play back to you every
year of your life.
I would like to thank Shlomy for really breaking himself and making our summer the best we’ve ever had,
Ephi for working together and running a great program, my neighbor Bentzey Chesney for directing, all the
counselors for taking such wonderful care of each of our boys. A special thanks to my chavrusa and
mechutan, Reuven brody for showing us all the right way and a beautiful job in teaching and running your
class, Hershel Goldstein for putting much effort into your class, Shlomo Bogart for an amazing job
entertaining your class and teaching them the right ways.
I would like to dedicate a paragraph for my good friend and chavrusa avrami levitan, for really being
devoted and making this year’s sports a favorite for all of us. Thank you for coaching and running a
beautiful all-star game and for putting smiles on to our Bochrems faces. I want to give your father a
bracha that he should recover from all he is going through and Hashem should take us all out of golus and
bring us to Yerusholayem
“With our shul fields and lake, we’ll meet again dear camp chayolei”
Your Learning Director,
Yisroel Silverstein
1 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬


From the desk of the Head Counselor

To my dear Bochrim '‫שי‬
This summer was by far, the best summer I’ve had. I had a
pleasure being head counselor and watching as you all had a
great time through our day to day camp schedule, especially
on our trips. But more importantly taking in all the
improvements made in these two short months. Growth not
just in chasidishkeit, but in general maturity.
Remembering back to when I was a Bocher in EGP, my Head

Counselor was very strict. At that time I couldn’t really
understand it at all. I would always complain “Why can’t he
just let me do this” or “what’s the big deal if I simply have a
play fight with my friend”. Then, throughout the years I began
to understand.
Not everything do you understand right away but at the end

of the day I think that each one of you will be walking
away saying this was a summer of a life time. Why do I think
so? Because to this day, that is what we, the Bochurim from
eight or nine years ago are still talking about.
I hope that not only did you have a summer of learning and
growth, but that you take all this with you in the years to
come. All of you should have a successful year in yeshiva,
wherever you may be.
Moshiach now!
Ephi


A Bochurs Letter Home By Michy Kind

Dear mommy and daddy,
I want to come home.
Camp sucks.
Our head counselor is so mean he gets upset every time someone talks during davening!!
All they raffle off here are twelve megapixel cameras with five digital zoom. And they haven’t given
us meat or chicken for nine whole days!!
They make us sit on busses (which you know I hate busses) every time we go on trips, which is a lot.
They force us to go to Six Flags and Hershey Park and other boring stuff. Talking of stuff, they
made us stuff our faces at some restaurant where they don’t even cook their fish!!
We went to the biggest kosher supermarket in the world. What good is that?? I couldn’t figure out
which candy to buy, there was too much to choose from.
Plus, at the chocolate factory, the chocolate isn’t even real. (Don’t ask how we figured that out).
Then I got exited for a moment… a canoeing trip!! I love canoeing…. NOT ANY MORE I DON’T. We
went twenty six miles down the Delaware and stopped off at the side for an over-night. No, there
were no showers or outlets or beds. We had to sleep in bags.
Then this one time, they took us to this place where we all got given guns and a whole lot of bullets
filled with paint. You call that fun? Being shot at by those you thought were your friends? Going
back covered in paint??
Don’t even ask about our boating trips, the bowling and pizza, the ice skating, biking another 26
miles), ATVing, the plays, mass amounts of good BBQ’s, more pizza, the craziest All-Star game ever…
our EGP- ONLY game room… the nicest bunk houses in any Jewish camp… the best counselors… HEY!
Maybe I’ll stick around a little longer. Hopefully camp will start getting better.
Love your spoiled son.


Counselor Shmuli Rappaport.

Hey guys!!!
As I sit down here by the Delaware writing this letter and watching the white water
flow by, I think of the awesome summer that is sadly coming to a close. You guys all come
from different places. From the frigid north we know as Canada to sunny Florida and
California, with Baltimore and Chicago landing somewhere in between. Yet it was amazing
to see the way you guys just fit perfectly together like a puzzle, every one of you so
colorful and unique but when put together form a beautiful piece of art, our bunk.
The summer is a time when you can really see the character of a person, when you
are independent, of your parents, teachers and principals (even though we had Ephi). But
you guys really shone in your actions and deeds and showed every one around you that you
are indeed ready to start your lives as yeshiva bochurim.
We shared so much together this summer, and not just red bulls. Remember the
night before the fast when at 3:00 in the morning in middle of your deep slumber you
were woken to find ready made BBQ food in the hallway of the bunk house! Oh the look
on your sleepy surprised faces. Then Dovid Z’s inspiring birthday farbrengen that went
way too late! The time we sat at one of our learning director’s/master griller’s BBQs
swapping chasidishe stories with Naftali T. Oh and how can I forget those bed time
stories/recaps after lights out! The time when Dovid Moshe was biting down on his
blanket because he was so scared.
The time you guys would attack me Shabbos afternoon, to be first to get tested
on MBP, and secretly get tested before the official time. Oh and sorry Tzemach for
being so tuff on your testing making you do the whole thing ‘bvas achas’.
I must say we all really missed Levi Liberow during the second month, your vast
knowledge and sense of humor. But most of all we missed you at the paintball shooting!!
We had no idea what to do with those things!
Oh and what if Mendy B. hadn’t known waiter/GM/sports director Aaron C.’s real
age.


The whole of EGP is indebted to one of our dear campers: Schneur Feldman, it is
because of him that we were able to have boating any day we wanted!!
I must say, I will miss those philosophical conversations (after lights out of
course), between Avremi, Dovid, Levi and Eli, but I will tell you Eli, that Avremi definitely
had a point there. Oh and thanks Eli G. for the driving exam in that golf cart,
navigating the obstacle course on the way to our beloved EMT. Then our amazing EGP
play! Starring our very own ‘Mame Rochel’ and son Jakob as lead actors. Oh and be
honest, when Mame Rochel asked of Hashem that he protect her family I saw a tear in
your eye!
So after all those great trips, beginning just the day after we came to camp!
Running off to Hershey Park, lots of canoeing and biking!! Eli S. literally dragging me
onto that ride with him, which turned out to be amazing! And the grand trip!!!!!!!!
What can I say, but that it has been an awesome summer and now it’s time to move
on, on to yeshiva to start your lives as yeshiva bochurim. I’m sure you guys have heard
this before but it’s really true, these are the years that shape your lives. Make the best
of them and give the Rebbe nachas. But wherever you may be: Monsey, Toronto, Israel,
Montreal, L.A., Miami or Naperville always remember the amazing EGP summer we had
together. Like I always say and I’m sure you all agree “I wish the summer would last for 10
months of the year and yeshiva only two!”
Sincerely yours,
Shmuli Rappaport


Counselor Moshe Gotfryd.

Dear campers,
As camp comes to an end, and I reflect back on all my other years as a
staff member, I cannot remember a summer as exciting as this one. From
the dedicated staff, especially our sports director Avremi who gave us
the real team spirit and made our summer happen. Right down to the
campers of our bunk. It was each and every one of you that made our
bunk, the bunk that it was. We may have been the smallest bunk in size,
but only in size.
Remember those shiploads of sushi, the intense final moments of the all
star game, our extreme sports leagues, and the remarkable EGP play,
great paintball shooting, ice skating, water skiing, and amusement parks.
I doubt I will ever experience another summer like this again.
As we part, each one of us in our own separate way, I would like to
share with you some food for thought. Unlike my ice coffee that is
digested in a day, there is something else that is more permanent.
Mrs. Green used to say Sefer Tehilim the whole day. Every few months
she would need to buy a new Tehilim, for her old one was warn apart.
One day she asked the manager of the store if he can import a Tehilim
with Meforshim on the margin of the page. The manager looked at the
woman in surprise and asked why, after all a Tehilim with Meforshim is
more expensive? Mrs. Green eyes sparkled as she replied, this way,
when all the extra Meforshim on the margin of the page fades away, I
will still be left with the holy words of the Tehilim.
For most of us this summer is our last summer as a camper. As we move
on to yeshiva, and start our years of “Bochurhood”, we must
understand that although we may not see ourselves standing up to the
challenge of being the ultimate Chabad Jew, we must understand that
no one is perfect, and G-d doesn’t expect us to be perfect. Hashem
expects us to give it our best. If we start off trying everything, we
may end up with something.
I would like to take this opportunity to wish each one of you, (names)
a successful beginning of your Yeshiva life. Thank you so much for
making my summer in Chayolei a truly enjoyable one. I hope you will all
keep in touch.
All the best and ‫!הצלחה רבה‬
Moshe Gotfryd


Counselor Yisroel Rosenzweig.

Dear Oholei Torahniks
As I sit to write this letter I can’t believe that the summer is over. A counselor would normally tell
his campers “I hope you learned much from me…etc. etc.” In this case, however, I can honestly say that
I learned so much more from all of you. No, I’m not talking about that time when you guys showed me
what a good water fight means. Seriously, I really enjoyed the farbrengens on Friday nights, the
singing niggunim by the bonfires or those occasional spontaneous late night get-togethers.
The only time I can really say I got annoyed by you was on the shabbosim when you guys would fight
about who is next in line to get tested for Tanya Bal Peh. Halevai these should be the only fights.
It’s funny that Levi Gurelik would actually have to fight with simcha brody about who’s going to say a
story for our bunk. I personally couldn’t ask for a better bunk, we had such a great summer full of
chassidishkite, but not forgetting to have fun on the way. Whilst some of you showed a tremendous
improvement in your shmiras hasedorim others improved in their sports so well we even had our Oholei
Torah representative at the all star game (which we won, of course).
I wouldn’t be lying if I said you’re a bunch of extremists, a simple water fight ends up with a flood in
the bunk. On visiting day, our bunkhouse turned from brown to yellow. And that night when you tried
to frame SGP on an inside job raid (nice try☺).
Thank G-d we had a very talented bunk, we had our very own golf car mechanic, a itchy kadoozel, a
basketball star, a future mashpia, a chess master, two captains, a costume designer, a cheese sandwich
professional, a farbrengen organizer, a baseball pitcher, a singer impersonator, and even our very own
professional biker.
The Rebbe says in a sicha that what one learns in his time in summer camp in the company of good
friends and a chasidishe atmosphere can have a stronger effect than an entire school year.
What does it mean when we say ‘Chassidim never say goodbye”? Even though we’ve had our banquet and
finished the grand trip, we are still always connected through our father, the Rebbe. And our mutual
goal to bring Moshiach now.
May you all have Hatzlacha raba in yeshivah, continuing to grow in chassidishkeit.
Your counselor,
Yisroel Rosenzweig.


Counselor Michy Kind

For such a random group of guys, each of you so unique, with so many different personalities, I can’t possibly
generalize all of you guys into one letter.
Dear Itamar, your learning next year. As long as you stay

I don’t think I can point to anyone your age, who focused you’ll be okay.
cares so much for his friends. You really helped me Keep up your good work. Zai A Chosid.
have an easier summer, knowing you were there to Michy.
be responsible and mature when the time came.
That doesn’t mean we never had our goofy times or Dear Menachem Chayempour,
a good laugh late at night. You were definitely a strong spice in our cholent of
I had a great time this summer and know you did a bunk. It’s hard to be strict around you, always
too. I really hope you learn well in Haifa, not with a smile, always there to brighten a rare cloudy
forgetting to have a good time too. Remember your day in EGP. I really had a great time with you this
beloved counselor and give me a call once in a while. summer and hope we keep in contact. Try to be
nice to Rabbi Minsky and tell him I say ‘how’s it’.
Michy.
Next time we meet I hope you’ll have perfected
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Dear Amiel, able Popcorn’.
The first day of camp you ran in the bunk, dropped Michy.
your stuff down and left on some mission (to get ------------------------
better mattresses from SGP, or something). From
then on, throughout the summer you never stopped Dear Daniel,
working to make your surroundings better, not just You’re a riot on the trips, wild at sports yet calm
for you but all your friends around you. You know and collected by davening and learning class. I’ve
how to take all that hits you, and hit it back met old men still searching for that line between
harder. Right out of the park. fun and seriousness; Finding a balance between
This is a trait the Rebbe wants everyone to have, yidishkite and having good times. You’re lucky to be
and I know you make him proud. Do well in so well balanced, and I, the whole bunk actually,
Hamesivta, I know you will. And don’t fail to call me are lucky to have had you add your ‘dannyness’ to
or ill drive down there and pull you out of zal. the two months we were together.
P.S. thanks for those stress relieving shabbos Continue giving your parents, and all those who
massages. care for you, nachas. I am looking forward to your
phone calls and e-mails (If you’re allowed internet
Michy.
on the island).
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Michy.
Dear Minka,
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Two months ago the name ‘Minka Borodkin’ was just
another name in the book. After this summer My dear Meir Dovid,
though, I feel like I’ve known you for years. You’re Wow, where to begin? The addition to the bunk
a real lach. EGP would have gone cold at the was by far the best decision made in a long time.
campfires without your unbelievable bonfire You really added to the already awsomest bunk. I
maintenance skills. also would like to note that my socks are all on the
G-d has created everything with an exact opposite, floor, since there’s no room on my shelves due to
and I hope you use out all Israel has to offer you in your world record breaking huge collections of
knives. When Moshiach comes, your stash alone


would be able to plow the entire Chayolei Hamelech P.S. take good care of Nachman for me.
grounds (“turn swords into plowshares”).
Michy.
No one could believe the amount you have grown in
Dear Mendy Kraus,
these two short months. I’m sure as I can be that
your parents are very proud of you. And hope you You were a pleasure to have around. I can’t think
continue to please them with good reports from of a time where you caused the smallest amount of
yeshivah. Find time in your busy schedule to give trouble. Throughout the summer you gave a
me a call. And take good care of your wayward chassidishe atmosphere in the bunkhouse, and I
brothers. Peace. thank you for that.
Michy. You’re really lucky to have such musical talent.

Besides for the fact that you can give others
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around you a serious uplift when you start playing,
Dear Mendy Gindi, whenever you’re feeling a little blue just plug in
that cable, crank up the volume and jam right on.
Exactly like your parents told me when you first
(Plus, you can even make a little canteen money on
arrived, you’re extremely responsible and focused.
the side).
You can handle a stressful situation like no one
else. We weren’t together long but I feel we Mendy, call me okay?
became very good friends in the short time. With
Michy.
your two hour long maariv’s you made a great
chassidishe environment around you. Most nights I --------------------------
could still hear you whispering krias shema when Dear Yaisef,
(and if), I go to sleep.
I was so sure you’d be sitting right there where I
Have a good time in O.T. and show ‘em what left you when I came back from six flags. Imagine
Lubavitcher-Yeshivah Bochurim are made of. my disappointment when your mother ripped you
Michy. away from us. No more Yaisef jokes? No more
Yaisef analysis’s on efy’s ability to be head
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counselor. I looked forward everyday to the ‘New-
Dear Mendy Halevi word-of-the-day’. We really missed you for the
second month and I hope you enjoyed yourself. You
There was always something missing the first
weren’t there, but at the banquet you won the
month of camp. When you showed up, it was the
Most Burned from One Canoe Trip Award. I think
icing on the cake. You’re so open-minded and
the trophy is in the mail. Give me a buzz and give
straight forward. You say it like it is and I think
my second most favorite New Havenian (Avrami) a
that’s really cool.
hug from me.
I can tell you had a great time this summer and I’m
Michy.
hoping to talk to you often throughout the year.
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Michy.
Dear Shazar,
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I think I still owe you a late night arm wrestle.
Dear Mendel Holtzman
Good! I got lucky the first time and don’t want to
From week to week, one could see openly a massive ruin my reputation as the man who beat the champ.
improvement in your Tanya-Bal-Peh. Remember Either way, I hope you had as much fun this
that bowling and pizza trip, especially for those summer as I did. And I hope you continue to go
who finished their quota of MVP. Where your from strength to strength, in more ways than one.
family magically showed up? I’m sure you do. Your Someone strong physically is strong spiritually. You
mother was so proud of you. prove this true.
I hope you continue to grow in your learning, Call me and have your brother call me. Good times,
making your parents proud of you. K.I.T. good times.


Michy
Your memorization of the weekly portion of ‘The
Ethics of Our Fathers’, was quite outstanding
Dear Levi,
indeed.
It’s hard to imagine our bunk without you in it. You
I’m sure we’ll be talking often. Take care.
came up with such random ideas of things to do.
Like a Friday afternoon hike or a midnight Michy.
tradition soup party. I’m so happy to have spent
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these two months together. Take good care of my
boys at Chovevei, stay in touch with all your Dear Shaya,
friends but most of all… me. If I had to sum you up in one word, it would have to
Thanks for making such a great summer that much be KIND. You’re always sharing your stuff,
more exiting. complementing guys, telling a good joke or a funny
fact. You can put a smile on my face any, any day.
Michy.
It’s awesome you’re such a good sport. No worries,
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relaxed, just chilled.
Dear Michael Moshe,
You were an amazing co-captain on our super-long
You eat toast in your bed!! Your idea of good food extreme canoe trip, which I had so much fun on.
is almost as random as my “occasional” cravings.
It’s been real.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen such a good
foot-skater. I don’t think I’ll forget that little blue Michy
teddy bear of yours, what was it called again?
You really should win awards for your Daavening.
Between one and ten, yours is friggin great. Keep it
up.
A wise man once told me that because of the amazing progress one makes in camp, we should have
school for two months and camp for the rest of the year. If that was the case, kids all over would be waiting
anxiously for school to begin again, and what kind of world is that to live in?
You surely all know the story of a holy rabbi who made it to mikvah every morning, up and down a really
slippery, icy hill without ever falling. When asked how he kept up he answered that when one was attached
from above one can’t fall downward.
This is as true now as ever, all you need to do is connect above. Do all you can to be attached to the
Rebbe, by learning his torah and following his teachings. That’s the true Chasid. You’ll sit by many farbrengens
and hear numerous explanations as to what a Chasid is. The truth is as long as you continue to do a little extra,
make a hachlata (and keep it), LEARN your ChiTaS and Rambam, you’re a true chasid. As long as you continue to
try not to fall down, the Rebbe pulls you higher and higher.
I hope to have the ultimate reunion, not just an EGP reunion, but a reunion with all the Jews from way
back, with the hisgalus of the Rebbe MH”M .‫ ממש ממש ממש‬.‫תיכוף ומי"ד ממ"ש‬.
!‫יחי המלך‬
All my best,
Michy.
P.S. Thank you to all of those who used their flashlights after lights out, I never once this summer had to use
my own (because I didn’t have one but anyhoo).


Learning Teacher Shlomo Bogart
Dear Campers:
It’s fair to say that as an EGP learning teacher I am the right person to give a true
assessment of the Chayolei EGP Program. we will start off with the most
important…learning classes.
There are four basics learning classes here in Chayolei, each varying In level, sorts
of discipline and personality of the teacher.
in Chayolei Hamelech the bochurim / campers went through a few blat of Gemara
different Prakeim in Rambam, Shulchan Aruch, and numerous Mamarim of the Rebbe,
thus building their foundation of Chasidish Kite and Yiras Shamayim throughout the
day.
This year EGP was blessed with an incredible staff, working day and night to give
the bochurim an amazing camp / Yeshiva Experience. The trips were phenomenal,
averaging at least 2 exciting, out of camp trips a week. They were all really
good, but my favorite was for sure Six Flags Great Adventures, six hours packed
with the world’s best rollercoaster’s and finished off with a perfectly timed BBQ
before the trip back to camp.
We really shouldn’t forget about the superb play performed by EGP, out shining
SGP and GAN’s play by miles. Bochurim in EGP remain top in sports though SGP really
presented a nice challenge by the All Star Baseball game. Not to hold back praise
when it is overly due, our sports director Avremi Levitan really took his job
seriously, no doubt his signs and coaching contributed majorly to EGP’s 17-15 win
and of course fun and exciting games by leagues. One thing I learned not to do is to
be a ref for 14 year olds. Both teams are 100% convinced that you are cheating for
the other team.
To sum it all up Chayolei EGP has got the best counselors, really dedicated,
caring, and just great guys, the best trips, the best learning teachers, beautiful
grounds and of course the top head staff. All said there should be no reason at
all to choose another camp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your learning teacher,
Shlomo Bogart


Learning Teacher Reuven Brody
Dear ‫בחורים‬,
It was a really great opportunity we had learning on our beautiful camp grounds next to the river
and mountain and all the other great thing Hashem created. It really made it easier to learn and
recognized Hashem’s greatness. We did not cover much material but we learned everything well, I know
you gained a lot because of all the Questions you answered in learning class.
The Rebbe wrote in a letter to those going to camp, just like a body cannot take a vacating from
food so to the Neshama cannot take a vacation from Torah and Mitzvos. B”H we were successful. The
Rebbe told us that satisfaction brings to laziness, therefore we must always set new goals right away.
New After such a great summer be satisfied, but set your new goals to prepare for Rosh Hashana and
upcoming year in Yeshiva.
Rabbi Oster told us by the Farbrengens, the years from 13 to 20 are very precious years. This
year is a very big move for you, going into Mesivta. So now you have a big opportunity to make changes to
be a better Bochur and Chosid of the Rebbe. The trick is to make firm Decisions on what you’re going to
work on before the year starts. If you put in effort Hashem will help you!! Much Hatzlacha in all of your
effort in the upcoming year, hopefully the next place we will meet is in Yerushalayim.
P.S. Remember 3 things 1) have faith in Hashem 2) connect with the Rebbe 3) Await and do whatever you
can to bring Moshiach.
Moshiach Now
Reuven Brody

Learning Teacher Simcha Brody

Dear Bochurim,
This summer was just great. All the Davening, Learning and
Mishnayos Bal Peh, together with sports and trips made it so much
fun.
Keep up the good work, and may you all grow up to be Chassidim,
Yirei Shomayim, and Lamdonim.
From your Simchadikker Shpy.


Learning Teacher Hirshel Goldstein
Dear terrorists ‘08
After teaching (debating) the theologies and philosophies of teaching, I would like to finally speak openly with you all, about
my feelings about you guys. We have already parted our own separate ways, so I offer you the last thing any one can give,
the truth. (I don’t need to impress you,)
(As a preface, I am sorry for the pain and aggravation I may have caused you; I acted however in your best interest.)
In Yeshiva when I was anticipating the summer, I thought about how I could accurately display Chasidus and the life of a
Chasid, to a grade school kid (no joke). I thought of the place to start from, so everyone would understand the main points
and not get lost. And then…… I came to camp and Yisrael took me to the side and told me, that I need you to take
care of these 8 Bucherim …. I realized that a different approach was needed for this class.
So I taught (tried teaching) writing, discipline, exercise, and common cense. I hope that all of you teenagers will realize
what you want from life, which you will only find if you commit yourselves to working to find a life worth living.
I hope that you will all understand that I don’t hold anything against you, (and I understand what some of you do with your
spare time.) I understand where you are coming from (more then some of you think), and I have high hopes for your future.
I was a teenager too (non of you know this story, and I won’t tell you it ether, but I wasn’t religious, and I will let you
imagine the rest).
On a lighter note, I know that if I was where I was, and I got somewhere (with a lot of work), you guys will probably get
somewhere too.
I know that G-d will help you along in the way you want, and the way you will enjoy life… you will find out how.
Even though I know you guys probably hate (dislike majorly) me by now, but let me tell you a story:
Once there was a boy that broke his leg, and couldn’t play ball. This was very bad for the teem being that he was the best
player in his league. So all the kids complained to the doctor “way can’t you let him play?”.
The simple moral of the story is, why should other people loss out, because some one else wasn’t carful with himself.
The deeper meaning of the story is, why should you loss out your whole life because you messed yourself over, even though
you weren’t thinking?
If you really didn’t believe in Judaism, I would tell you to quit practicing. So if you are doing things that you don’t believe
in, it is time to explore them, so you could find out that you would actually appreciate them. It is very healthy for a Bucher
your age to do things because he understands that it is good for him. You can trust a doctor, but only because you know that
he knows way he is talking about. You don’t trust your parents because you don’t know any other way to thing, rather because
you know that they care about you, and they know what is best for you.
(If you guys ever need another Yeshiva to get in to…. I can probably help you out (in the merit that you read this far),
and if you ever need some friendly advise (your parents cut off life support), you can always email me, and I will get back to
you.)
To end off with a blessing, May it be G-d’s will that you should get into a good Yeshiva this next year and all years. You
should continue on to a happy and successful life. You should get over “I came here to have fun and move on” to, “how can I
enjoy all life has to offer”. We should all hear from each other in good health, for good things, with all of out friend and
family happy and healthy.
Your teacher Hirshel Goldstein from Monsey NY ,845 709 0733 ,thg770@gmail.com
Moshiach Now!!!


Learning Teacher Rabbi Oster
Dear '‫תלמידים שי‬,
Standing here at the end of such a beautiful summer, I look back at the great
summer we had.
The ‫ חיות‬in Davening and learning was so inspiring. Now we must take all this
‫ חיות‬and inspiration with us to ‫מתיבתה‬.
This is a unique time in your growth as a ‫ איד‬that will be a foundation for
the rest of your life.
I’m sure you will all be ‫ מצליח‬with the inspiration that you got from camp.
It was great being together and I wish everyone the best ‫בגשמיות וברוחניות‬,
with the ‫!גאולה האמיתית והשלימה תיכף ומיד ממש‬
Rabbi Oster
Dear Amiel,
Even though I wasn’t there and there was no ceremony made by the banquet for you. Though I know you would say
it’s not necessary never the less you still deserve one.
The reason in my opinion that it is necessary is that everyone should recognize the leadership &
sportsmanship you showed so well leading your team, and learn from you. And for this reason along with some
others I deemed it fit that the one that should earn the Most Valuable Player (MVP) should be none but you.
My closing words to you, are that even though now you realize the importance of Together Everyone
Achieves More. (T.E.A.M.) Never the less I wish you to remember this important lesson in your life ahead of you.
I am again sincerely yours
Avrami A. levitan


EGP Sports
you can’t argue this call
Dear EGP,
“As camp comes to an end”, I wish to do my best to put memories into words and
feelings into print. For some odd reason it is human nature that when we are busy and
involved with things that we enjoy time seems to fly. When we are forced into things
which we don’t enjoy time seems to stand still. Even though I’m sure there were times
when we (I included) detested camp and we couldn’t wait for it to end nevertheless,
overall thank G-D I believe most of us had an enjoyable vacation from real life.
It just happens to be that the way we work is the more relaxed and the more we
take things in stride the more objective we become. I truly hope that the sports you
played and team camaraderie which hopefully grew throughout the summer was truly
enjoyed by you the bochurim as it was by me. I truly hope that the importance and caring
that I gave to the organized sports which I tried to coordinate to the best of my abilities
was recognized and felt throughout the summer.
For those of you who played in the All Star game, my message of perseverance
and optimism no matter what may come your way, in the life ahead of you will be easier
for you to understand. The game in my humble opinion was one for the ages and one to
be remembered. The fact that this game exemplified the idea of “it’s not over till it’s
over”. A saying from the great New York Yankee catcher Yogi Berra of worthy sports
fame. And this message I want to impart in this way to long letter to all of you.
When the storms (which G-D willing none of you will experience) threaten to ship
wreck you on the ocean voyage of life, I wish you to remember it’s not over till it’s over
and that even though you think that your chances are slim to overcome the storm and
keep your ship from sinking, remember that till it’s over you have to give it your best and
rely on your survival instincts, of optimism and hope.
What I want you to learn from your teammates is that many times you will be put
into a situation that you will have to work with people that you might not like or even
hate. But to be the biggest and the strongest is to rise above the personal conflict and to
try your best at the task at hand.


As we part ways I pray that it is only with good memories with each other. And
may we meet only in the good times with good news for one another. And none of us
should have tragedies befall us all the days of our life.
And please remember that in life some things are only the worth of a game and
should be treated as such.
With a prayer for the coming of Moshiach. I am sincerely yours now and forever.
Avrami A. Levitan
p.s. Thank you for reading my thoughts and I hope it was worth your time.


Through the eyes of Learning Teacher of EGP

One heck of a vacation! I don’t think I ever relaxed so much in one summer, (Israel thank you so much for sniping the wire
of effy’s alarm clock, and then not waking me up until one hour into class!)
To think I would have such a easy class that won’t even contradict me, even when I didn’t know what I was talking about, (you guys
knew something was up, but you just didn’t know where to start,) have free canteen (they think they are getting my pay check, but they
don’t know I’m on youth core, and I already have my cash), get to go on all these cool trips (AND have the option to sleep in), hanging
out with all these bomb staff (I still don’t know what they think about that), drinking Bensy Chesny dry of all his(?) coke (I think
camp didn’t buy it for him, did they?), and they I got to kill him every day for his fresh mess up, (I will dedicate a special journal for
them all shortly, I may have a sneak copy of it in one of your bags).
I think that just thinking about all this stuff is fun, for a good part of the winter, (so if you ever see me spacing out, you know what I am
thinking of, and if I ever catch you spacing out, I will know that you are with me.)
One think that comes to mind, is that awesome play that we made together. Even most staff of Gan (except those that made the play,)
said with one voice “how did that one half hour of those kids beat our 2 and a half hours so badly”
(YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) The answer is that
you guys rock!! You put yourselves into it and you put your soul into it, with all you had. I am proud to have been a part of this play, not
only because of the success that it was, but mainly because of the friendship which was made by the commitment to a single goal together.
At 6:00 am when we went to sleep, it wasn’t because we where tiered, but rather because we finished the work, we wanted to, and we knew
that we would need strength for the rest of the day. You guys were awesome. Special thanks to: oh no I can’t sit here and write this all
now! And then miss someone, and insult him! The truth is, I don’t even know who did what, I did my part, and I didn’t know who did
any thing else, I trusted you all to pick up as much as you could, and every one did what he was good at. And everything was done. I call
that team work. (OH, Meme Friedman was the play director, but you all know that you all picked up all the directions, to make the
play perfect, and that credit can only be given to you).
(What was that about cutting out part of the play????? The crusaders ride on!!!)
Now MBP Kicked, another victory for the EGP campers! The sweat and toile that went on there was from another world. I sat in
wonderment remembering my days as a camper, I never learned one word by heart. By color war the MBP staff were looking for
Goldstein. Are you Goldstein? Yes I said, who are you and what do you want from me? MB what? I don’t understand, why should
you want me to do that? After many hours of frustration and arm twisting, they understood that I was a waste of time. And now I sit
here and am called the MBP DIRECTOR?!?!?! With such success? Is that enough irony for you? I feel like I am in a dream,
maybe moshiach is here, like the Rebbe said. (And you think that the MBP trips weren’t worth anything Bensy!!?! Go lick Shlomy’s
boots and tell him that you saved him another dollar, as you rip off millions of dollars worth of……from the kitchen. No wonder you
were always in bed. Hey I couldn’t eat that much, and get out of the bed in the morning. You have to wait for some of it to digest!)
And the MBP trip for shabuas masia (the 3 weeks) was late night, laser tag, bonfire, and pnimes. I hope you don’t sue me for down
grading you to bbq, water skiing and bowling.
What can I say; I can’t put it all in a nutshell in one night. My mind and heart are bursting, and it isn’t justice to just mention all those
things that happened. So when you have a chance, sit down, with a pen and paper, or a computer, and count all the experiences that you
had, with all the details. It will be well worth your time, I ashore you.
Have a good year now, and bring the camp spirit into all that you do. Remember if it is crazy, it is probably the only thing worth doing.
If you do it right,
Good year now!!!!
Hirshel G


Name Rappaport, Shmuli Name Gotfryd, Eli
Phone 905‐731‐0738 Phone 905‐882‐9303
Address 61 Bevshire Circle Address 396 York Hill Blvd.
Thornhill ON. Canada L4J‐5C5 Toronto, Canada, L4J 3B7
E‐Mail samrapps@gmail.com E‐Mail coolefty@gmail.com
B‐day Beis Iyar 5748 B‐day Beis Sivan 5754

Next Year Tzfas, Israel Next Year Toronto Mesivta
Name Abitan, Dovid Moshe Name Notik, Tzemach Dovid

Phone 310‐358‐9143 Phone 514‐341‐2027
Address 1469 South Bedford St. Apt.#1 Address 6650 Westbury Ave.
L.A., Ca., 90035 Montreal, Canada H3W 2X6
E‐Mail davidabitan@yahoo.com E‐Mail
B‐day Yud‐Daled Elul 5754 B‐day Yud‐Zayen Elul 5754
Next Year Y.O.E.C Next Year
Name Bonnardel, Mendy FB Name Saull, Eli

Phone C: 305‐753‐1316 H:305‐953‐0403 Phone 410‐764‐2107
Address 20130 North East 26th Ave. Address 3914 Bancroft Rd.
North Miami Beach, Fl., 33180 Baltimore, Marryland 21215
E‐Mail profeser38@yahoo.com E‐Mail elisaull101@yahoo.com
B‐day Ches Adar 5755 B‐day Beis Teves 5755

Next Year Miami Next Year Monsey Mesivta
Name Feldman, Schneur Name Turen, Naftali

Phone 773‐381‐0691 Phone 773‐338‐0080
Address 2932 W. Jarvis Address 6237 North Whipple St.
Chicago, Ill., 60645 Chigago, Ill., 60659
E‐Mail schneurfeldman@gmail.com E‐Mail naftalituren@gmail.com
B‐day Yud‐Zayen Teves B‐day Yud‐Tes Tishrei 5755

Next Year Ohr Menachem, Canada Next Year Ohr Yehuda, Israel
Name Freeman, Avremi Name Zaltzman, Dovid

Phone 905‐709‐8811 Phone 905‐886‐3367
Address 114 Esther Cressent Address 78 Theodore Pl.
Thornhill, Ont., Canada, L4J 304 Toronto, Canada
E‐Mail af@therebbe.com E‐Mail baruch@chederchabad.com
B‐day Chof Tishrei 5755 B‐day Chof‐Hey Tammuz 5754

Next Year Toronto Mesivta Next Year Toronto Mesivta

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Name Gotfried, Moshe Name Komarovsky, Aron
Phone 905‐882‐9303 Phone 718‐953‐0823
Address 396 York Hill Blvd., Address 645 Lefferts Ave.
Thornhill Ont., Canada, L4J 3B7 Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213
E‐Mail moshegotfryd@gmail.com E‐Mail Komarovsky14@gmail.com
B‐day Gimmel Nissan 5746 B‐day Chof‐Gimmel Tamuz 5754

Next Year Smicha Program Next Year Monsey

Name Chanin, Folleh Name Rosenzweig, Yisroel

Phone 718‐774‐3689 Phone 905‐886‐2052
Address 587 Montgomery St. Address 27 Michael Ct.
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11225 Thornhill, ON., Canada L4J‐8E9
E‐Mail rfoelchanin@gmail.com
E‐Mail yisroelr@gmail.com
B‐day Chof‐Daled Kislev 5754 B‐day Chof‐Daled Cheshvan 5749

Next Year Krayot, Israel Next Year Tzfat,Israel
Name Fuchs, Shlomy Name Chazan, Levi

Phone 718‐773‐3417 Phone 718 735 6735
Address 48 Balfour Pl. Address 1365 Carrol St. Apt#2B
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11225 Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213
E‐Mail E‐Mail
B‐day Zayin Tamuz 5754 B‐day Yud‐Gimmel Iyar 5754
Next Year Darchei Menachem Next Year O.T.
Name Goodman, Pinny FB Name Cohen, Levi

Phone 718‐513‐6565 Phone 718‐934‐9331
Address 73 Tehama St. Address 1315 Ave. Y
E‐Mail pinnygoodman@yahoo.com E‐Mail levic12@gmail.com
B‐day Yud‐Zayen Tamuz 5753 B‐day Aleph Tishrei 5755

Next Year Hamisifta Next Year O.T.
Name Junik, Yanky Name Fried, Avremel

Phone 718‐771‐8627 Phone 212 865 0863
Address 1476 Carrol St. Address 323 West 96th St Apt #TH9
E‐Mail E‐Mail
B‐day Chof‐Hey Tishrei 5754 B‐day Yud‐Beis Nissan 5754
Next Year Darchei Menachem Next Year Cincinatti
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Name Greenberg,Yanki Name Spielman, Mordy
Phone 718 778 0118 Phone 718 467 6916
Address 465 Brooklyn Ave Address 421 Sterling ST
E‐Mail yanki465@gmail.com
E‐Mail
B‐day Yud‐Tes Tishrei 5755 B‐day Chof‐Gimmel Kislev 5754
Next Year O.T. Next Year
Name Landa, Eli Name Yarmak,Yisroel

Phone 718 953 0015 Phone 718 604 2581
Address 715 Empire Blvd Address 1584 Carrol ST
E‐Mail eliskugels@yahoo.com
E‐Mail yarmakyisroel@gmail.com
B‐day Tes‐Vov Kislev 5755 B‐day Vov Tishrei 5754

Next Year O.T. Next Year O.T.
Name Liberow,Meir Name Yosewitz,Avraham

Phone 718 493 6149 Phone 347 967 6329
Address 665 Crown ST Address 1615 Carrol St
E‐Mail E‐Mail
B‐day Tes‐Zayen Iyar 5754 B‐day Ches Tishrei 5755
Next Year O.T. Next Year O.T.

Name Pape, Leibel Name Kind, Michy

Phone 718 493 7360 Phone 845‐321‐9111
Address 361 New York Ave Address 9 Beckett Ct.
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213 Chestnut Ridge, NY 10952
E‐Mail E‐Mail michykind@yahoo.com
B‐day Yud Elul 5754 B‐day Yud‐Beis Cheshvan 5749

Next Year O.T. Next Year Budapest, Hungery
Name Simpson, Zalmen Name Antian, Itamar

Phone 718 953 3620 Phone 718‐513‐6111
Address 763 Montgomery St Address 319 Crown st.
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213 Brooklyn, NY, 11213
E‐Mail E‐Mail wazupitai@gmail.com
B‐day Yud Adar 5754 B‐day Chof‐Vov Adar 5753

Next Year O.T. Next Year Haifa, Israel
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Name Benjamin, Amiel FB Name Gindi, Mendy
Phone 718‐421‐4827 Phone 718‐778‐1365
Address 25 Dekoven Ct. Address 377 Crown St.
Brooklyn, NY, 11230 Brooklyn, NY, 11225
E‐Mail amiben25@yahoo.com/gmail E‐Mail
B‐day Chof‐Aleph Shevat 5754 B‐day Yud‐Zayen Tamuz 5754
Next Year Hamesivta Next Year O.T.
Name Borodkin, M.M. (Minka) FB Name Halevi, Mendy FB

Phone 347‐365‐2328 Phone 718‐253‐1056
Address 1558 Union St. Address 3389 Bedford Ave.
Brooklyn, NY, 11213 Flatbush, NY, 11210
E‐Mail minka.boro@gmail E‐Mail mendyhalevi@yahoo.com
B‐day Yud Tamuz 5754 B‐day Chof‐Zayen Tamuz 5754

Next Year natanya, Israel Next Year Chovevei Torah
Name Chayempour, M.M. Name Holtzman, M.M.

Phone 516‐482‐2596 Phone 718‐778‐8661
Address 21 Allenwood Rd. Address 699 lefferts Ave.
Greatneck, NY, 11023 Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213
E‐Mail E‐Mail mendelholtzman@gmail.com
B‐day Tes Kislev B‐day Chof‐Kislev 5754

Next Year Chovevei Torah Next Year Chovevei Torah
Name Chamami, Daniel Name Kraus, Mendy

Phone 516‐299‐8711 Phone 718‐756‐4553
Address 299 Buckingham Rd. Address 808 Eastern Pkwy Apt#4
FiveTowns, NY, 11516 Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213
E‐Mail dannyhamami@gmail.com E‐Mail
B‐day Chof‐Tes Iyar 5755 B‐day Yud‐Gimmel Nissan 5754
Next Year Staten Island Mesivta Next Year Chovevei Torah
Name Gajer, Meir Dovid FB Name Meltzer,Yaisef

Phone 718‐953‐4014 Phone 203 777 3836
Address 1227 President St. Apt#4B Address 606 ellsworth ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11213 New Haven CT 06511
E‐Mail mdgajer@gmail.com E‐Mail
B‐day Chof‐Ches Iyar 5754 B‐day
Next Year Chovevei Torah Next Year Pittsburg
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Name Rapp, Shneur (ShaZar) Learning Director
Phone 718‐467‐1055 Name Silverstein, Yisroel
Address 7 Balfour Pl. Phone 718‐419‐5799
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11225 Address 1559 Carroll St.
E‐Mail Brookly, N.Y., 11213
B‐day Chof‐Daled Kislev 5755 E‐Mail ifonlyidbu@aol.com
Next Year Chovevei Torah B‐day Chof‐Beis Elul 5747

Next Year Monsey
Name Raymond, Levi FB
Phone 718‐953‐3341 Head Counselor
Address 1560 Union St. Name Carlbach, Ephi
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213 Phone 732 – 922 – 0042
E‐Mail leviraymond07@gmail.com
Address 4 Violet Dr.
B‐day Zayen Nissan 5754 Wayside N.J. 07712
Next Year Chovevei E‐Mail ephicarl@yahoo.com
B‐day Chof Alef Iyar
Name Saul, Michael Moshe FB Next Year Pitoria, South Africa
Phone 718‐756‐3753
Address 835 Montgomery St. Learning Techers
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213 Name Bogart, Shlomo
E‐Mail mockirox@yahoo.com
Phone 646‐763‐1424
B‐day Yud‐Aleph Cheshvan 5754 Address 3 Abbott Ave.
Next Year Sharon, MA., 02067
E‐Mail shlomobogart@gmail.com
Name Shuchat, Shaya B‐day Yud‐Zayen Iyar 5747

Phone 718‐778‐3682 Next Year Morristown Smicha
Address 666 Crown St.
Brooklyn, N.Y., 11213
Name Brody, Simcha
E‐Mail zbyky@hotmail.com
Phone H: 305‐531‐7236 C:786‐820‐0238

B‐day Yud‐Tes Kislev 5755
Address 1761 Lenox Ave
Next Year Hamesivta Miami Beach, Fl. 33139
E‐Mail
B‐day Chof‐Ches Shevat 5750
Next Year Miami Yeshivah
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Name Brody, Reuven
Sports Director
Phone 786‐213‐9311
Name Levitan, Avremi
Address 1761 Lenox Ave
Phone 203‐415‐7588
Miami Beach, Fl. 33139
Address 135 Bellevue Rd.
E‐Mail
New Haven, CT., 06511
B‐day Hey Menachem‐Av 5747
E‐Mail avrami87@gmail.com
Next Year Monsey Mesivta B‐day Chof‐Zayen Shevat 5747

Next Year 770
Name Goldstein, Tzvi Hersh
Address 8 Algonquin c.
waiters
Monsey, N.Y., 10952
Name Carrol, Aaron
E‐Mail thg770@gmail.com
Phone 305‐921‐9257
B‐day Chai Elul 5747
Address 1030 N.E. 179th St.
Next Year Monsey Mesivta
N. Miami Beach Fl. 33162
Name Fridman, Meme E‐Mail
Phone B‐day
Address Next Year Miami Yeshivah

E‐Mail memef90@gmail.com Name Benamou, Shmuly
B‐day Phone C: 786‐547‐5188 H: 305‐770‐2740
Next Year Morristown Address 1311 N.E. 174th St.
North Miami Beach, Fl. 33162
Mashpia E‐Mail shabam90@gmail.com
Name Rabbi Oster B‐day Yud‐Tes Iyar 5750

Phone 718 – 493 – 9358 Next Year Morristown Yeshivah
Address 716 Montgomery St.
Brooklyn N.Y. 11213 Bal Ha'agole
E‐Mail Name Vidrin, Dovid
B‐day Phone 617‐838‐8140
Next Year O.T. Address 30 Falcon St.
Needham, MA., 02492
Program Director E‐Mail dovid770@gmail.com
Name Chesney, Bensy B‐day Yud‐Daled Tishrei 5748

Phone Next Year Flatbush Smicha

Address
E‐Mail
B‐day
Next Year
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This journal is dedicated to

äøù 'éç ïá éç ãåã
May Hashem grant him the health and strength to
continue receiving úçð from his children for years to
come.
May we be äëåæ to the day where all sickness will be
swept away, with the coming of çéùî now!
.‫מוקדש לחיזוק ההתקשרות‬

‫ע"י‬
‫הרוצה בעילום שמו‬
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EGP Souvenir Journal Summer 5768

A word from your learning director

To my dear Bochorem of EGP

Your Learning Director,

From the desk of the Head Counselor

Remembering back to when I was a Bocher in EGP, my Head

Not everything do you understand right away but at the end

2 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

A Bochurs Letter Home By Michy Kind

3 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Counselor Shmuli Rappaport.

4 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

5 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Counselor Moshe Gotfryd.

All the best and ‫!הצלחה רבה‬

6 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Counselor Yisroel Rosenzweig.

7 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Counselor Michy Kind

Dear Itamar, your learning next year. As long as you stay

8 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Michy. You’re really lucky to have such musical talent.

9 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

10 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Your learning teacher,

11 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Learning Teacher Simcha Brody

From your Simchadikker Shpy.

12 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

I am again sincerely yours

14 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

15 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

16 !‫יחי אדוננו מורנו ורבינו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד‬

Through the eyes of Learning Teacher of EGP

B‐day Beis Iyar 5748 B‐day Beis Sivan 5754

Name Abitan, Dovid Moshe Name Notik, Tzemach Dovid

Name Bonnardel, Mendy FB Name Saull, Eli

B‐day Ches Adar 5755 B‐day Beis Teves 5755

Name Feldman, Schneur Name Turen, Naftali

B‐day Yud‐Zayen Teves B‐day Yud‐Tes Tishrei 5755

Name Freeman, Avremi Name Zaltzman, Dovid

B‐day Chof Tishrei 5755 B‐day Chof‐Hey Tammuz 5754

B‐day Gimmel Nissan 5746 B‐day Chof‐Gimmel Tamuz 5754

Name Chanin, Folleh Name Rosenzweig, Yisroel

B‐day Chof‐Daled Kislev 5754 B‐day Chof‐Daled Cheshvan 5749

Name Fuchs, Shlomy Name Chazan, Levi

Name Goodman, Pinny FB Name Cohen, Levi

B‐day Yud‐Zayen Tamuz 5753 B‐day Aleph Tishrei 5755

Name Junik, Yanky Name Fried, Avremel

Name Landa, Eli Name Yarmak,Yisroel

B‐day Tes‐Vov Kislev 5755 B‐day Vov Tishrei 5754

Name Liberow,Meir Name Yosewitz,Avraham

Name Pape, Leibel Name Kind, Michy

B‐day Yud Elul 5754 B‐day Yud‐Beis Cheshvan 5749

Name Simpson, Zalmen Name Antian, Itamar

B‐day Yud Adar 5754 B‐day Chof‐Vov Adar 5753

Name Borodkin, M.M. (Minka) FB Name Halevi, Mendy FB

B‐day Yud Tamuz 5754 B‐day Chof‐Zayen Tamuz 5754

Name Chayempour, M.M. Name Holtzman, M.M.

B‐day Tes Kislev B‐day Chof‐Kislev 5754

Name Chamami, Daniel Name Kraus, Mendy

Name Gajer, Meir Dovid FB Name Meltzer,Yaisef

Next Year Chovevei Torah B‐day Chof‐Beis Elul 5747