Por motivos del horario de verano y de Pesaj, los aveilim se sentarán en shive:
El primer rezó será el domingo 12 de abril, se levantan el viernes 17 de abril del 2015.
Los rezos por las mañanas serán a las 7:30 am, por las tardes 7:45 pm, domingo 8:30 am.
Que la familia no sepa más de penas.
Z” L
I am so saddened to hear of the passing of Sergio, Alav HaShalom. My sincere condolences to his children Rebeca, David & Pamela, and his siblings Fermin, Samuel, Ruben & Shulamit.
I was on kibbutz Givat Brenner Ulpan with Sergio, Zichrono L’vracha, in 1969/71, and some of you may remember me and my former husband Avi visiting with him and meeting some of you in Mexico City in 1973. We went to the Jewish Community Centre’s New Year’s Eve celebrations there together.
Life has its twists, turns & challenges, and we lost touch for a while, but managed to find each other and reconnect about 8 years ago. Sergio and I had been attempting to have me come to Mexico so that we could enjoy some time together, but circumstances at both ends alas did not permit that to happen. We had regrettably been out of touch lately. Yet last week, he was suddenly in my thoughts.
I have such very fond memories of the months on Kibbutz Ulpan with dear Sergio: of his attentiveness and kind heart (e.g., early morning he brought me and my roommate oranges and grapefruit from the orchard for fresh juicing); of his great exuberance and sense of humour (E.G., he took me with him to the Mexican Embassy’s 5th of May celebration in Tel Aviv – creating quite a flamboyant stir when he strode in wearing a huge sombrero and other traditional accoutrements, boisterously exclaiming: “Viva Mexico, Viva la Revolutión!” – and suddenly there was a festive atmosphere in what had been a rather subdued gathering.); of his singing Mexican songs through a mike at the front of the bus when the Ulpan went touring – I remember requesting “Quando Tu me Quieras”, which he delivered with great élan.
From our conversations in more recent years, I know that he loved his children very much indeed, and that family altogether was very important to him.
HaMakom ynachem etchem b’toch kol shar avalei Tsion u’Yerushalayim.
Sincerely,
Bat-Ami Hensen ([email protected])