HEADSTONES

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A Gate at Mt. Hebron	A Gate at Mt. Lebanon	A Gate at Beth David	Albertson, Frances1999
Fine, Bert & Jules 1984 & 2000	Friedman, Charles1959	Friedman, Lillian1995	Greenwald, Morton1979
Levine, Sam1969	Levine, Sarah1962	Maltz, Zelda 1999	Old Brest-Litovsk Jewish Cemetery circa 1915
Pomerantz, ChanaRaisel 1933	Pomerantz, David	Pomerantz, David 1951	Pomerantz, Nathan & Paula 1962 & 1968
Sam (ben David) Pomerantz	Elsie Pomerantz, 1994	Lorraine Pomerantz, 1990
Pomeranz, Israel group stone 1	Pomeranz, Israel 1958	Pomeranz, Ida 1943	Pomeranz, Israel group stone 2
Pomeranz, Ruth 1976	Pomeranz, Samuel (ben Israel) 1985	Radisch group stone 1	Radisch group stone 2
Radisch, Abraham 1952	Radisch, Esther 1952	Radisch, Fannie & Morris 1987 & 1962	Radisch, Hy & Rose 1980 & 1981.jpg
Radisch, Jacob 1939	Radisch, Rebeccah 1930	Radisch, Stella & Michael 1996 & 1977	Rubin, Becky & David
Rubin, Tillie 1936	Safer, Isaac & Mollie 1948 & 1935	Safer, Jack & Minnie 1948 & 1989	Sokolsky, Lena 1930 (Rebecca Rubin's sister)
Udin, Frieda 1973	Weller-Fine Resting Place	Weller, Flora 7 Sam 1991 & 1997	Weller, Jacob 1944
Weller, Bessie 1972	Pruzhany Memorial Plaque

Your tombstone stands among the rest, neglected and alone;: The name and date are chiseled out on polished marble stone.
It reaches out to all who care ... to all those who did mourn.: You did not know that I exist, you died and I was born.
Yet each of us are cells of you, in flesh, in blood, in bone;: Our blood contracts and beats a pulse entirely not our own.
Dear Ancestor, the place you filled one hundred years ago ...: spreads out among the ones you left who would have loved you so.
I wonder if you lived and loved, I wonder if you knew ...: that someday I would find this spot and come and visit you.

-- Author Unknown --