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Rabbi Moishe Blaustein

Moishe Shmuel ben Yitzchak Mayer
Date of Death: Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Yahrzeit Day: 29 Elul
Date of Funeral: Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Time of Funeral: 11:00 AM
Memorial Service Location: Agudath Israel Congregation 129 Mcgillivary Ave.
Burial Service Location: Bathurst Lawn Memorial Park - Agudath Section

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Jeremy and Esther Shapiro
BsD Dear family: We are so sorry for your loss. Hamakom yenechem scheme besoch v'yerushalayim.
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Roslyn Salmon
Dear Risa and the extended family. BDE. We all have such wonderful, warm, memories of your husband. He was special to his fortunate talmidim, his kehilla and most important, his family. May his memory always be a comfort to you. Ros Salmon and family.
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Olga Markin
Dear Risa , We were saddened to learn of your husband’s passing. We always appreciated his warmth and kindness, especially when he would wave and smile at us. My husband always cherished Rabbi Blaustein acknowledgement of his support for the KCC ride. Please, accept our deepest condolences. Patrick and Olga (107 Burncrest crest)
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Sandra Winiarz
Dear Family Blaustein I have so many wonderful memories of Rabbi Blaustein. May you be comforted amongst the mourners of Zion and Yerushalyim
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Sharon
BDE so very sorry to hear of your husbands passing our condolences to you and your family Sharon weisblum
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sharon
I just heard the sad news .... I am so sorry for everyone's lose he was an amazing energetic ( I don't think he ever slept ) man .. I knew him when I was working at camp agudah for 10 summers . I know he will have an amazing Olam haba but has left a huge void I'm sure for so many on this earth
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Faye Stein
Dear Blaustein Family, When we think of Rabbi Blaustein, we instantly think of Camp Agudah. He made so many wonderful camp memories for so many campers over so many years. My daughters remember Rabbi Blaustein as such a vibrant, integral part of their summers in camp. We were all so sad to hear about his Petirah. Bde Meier and Faye Stein ( Montreal)
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Faye and Meier Stein
Dear Blaustein Family, When we think of Rabbi Blaustein, we instantly think of Camp Agudah. He made so many wonderful camp memories for so many campers over so many years. My daughters remember Rabbi Blaustein as such a vibrant, integral part of their summers in camp. We were all so sad to hear about his Petirah. Bde
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Janice Lebow
To the Blaustein Family. I was so saddened to hear this sad news. Rabbi Blaustein was a lovely gentleman and a fantastic and beloved Rebbe. My son, Yoni, loved his Rebbe Blaustein in Grade three, in 1991 at Eitz Chaim. Everyone adored him, kids and parents alike. The loss to his family is huge. May you take solace from his memory. May his Neshama have an Aliyah in Shomayim and may he brings pleasure to the children in Gan Eden and be with his beloved son. Hamakom Yenachem Etchem Betoch Shaar Avalei Tzion ve Yerushalyim and know no more sorrow. Janice Lebow
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Joy Clodman Cohen
Dear Risa and Family I am so saddened to hear of your husbands passing. May his memory be of a blessing and may all his memories bring you comfort.
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Edith stal
Risa and the Blaustein family, I knew Rabbi Moshe Blaustein from our hometown Chicago. He knew me as many others in Chicago as Itke Aranoff. Our parents were very close friends and just like family. I remember as a small child my mom Rosalyn ah would drop me off at the Blausteins and they would watch me until.my mom.ah returned. The Blaustein family were always warm and kind and special. Sara Blaustein , Moshe mom ah was such a tzedekes and always a smile on her face. His father was same tzadik. It no wonder all the Blaustein boys turned out so incredible . I just sent Moshe an email awhile back when his older brother Barry Died in Chicagoand when his son Menachem died ah. Chicago Community took Barry death very hard. I told rabbi Blaustein some nice stories about how his brother helped me. I thought a robber broke in my apt in Chicago and Barry went through the apt to make sure I felt safe. The Blaustein owned a shop on Devon and I would go in and have nice conversations with rabbi Blaustein's family. When my mom died ah in Chicago years ago I could not make it in for her funeral or Shiva. Rabbi Blaustein came to offer his condolence and told me we were like a family and it was so comforting for me to hear that as my son and I have no family Here. He always had a huge smile on his face when he saw me at Eitz Chaim and we quickly got to catch up.on Chicago news. The Blaustein family were one of the pillars of Chicago. I was so impressed to hear the many stories about rabbi Blaustein and the impact he had in the Toronto community. I kmow many people will miss him from different communities. I feel Blessed I had the chance to know such a mentch and tzadik. I pray Hashem comforts all of the Blaustein family among all the other mourners of Isreal.
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Rosalie Shepherd
Dear Family Blaustein, I have great memories of the laughter, stories and talks about music that I had with Rabbi Blaustein. It was a great pleasure to work with him on transportation to the Camp. He will be sadly missed. Our condolences to your family. Rosalie Attridge Coachlines
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Sandi and Harvey Hofbauer
Dear Risa and family. We are so sorry to learn of Moishe's passing. May his memory bring comfort to all.
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Leslie Dennis
My deepest sympathies at this very difficult time. (Leslie & Stan, Burncrest neighbours)
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Nili Laiman
Dear Blaustein Family, Hearing the news of Rabbi Blaustein's petirah was so sad. He was the ultimate mentch/teacher - teaching my sons and grandsons to be Bnei Torah and Mitzvot. He was a man of kindness, emunah, devoted to family and community. May your many memories be a comfort to you. And may he be an amazing messenger in Shamayim for greater times here.
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Wanda Gascho-White
Dear Risa, I am so sad to hear about Rabbi Blaustein's passing. Such a lovely man whose life touched so many. I have fond memories of hearing his booming voice over the school pa system at Eitz Chaim, when I was there each week for the Zareinu class. Meeting him in the hallways he always brightened the day with his smile and greeting. The two of you have been such loving parents to your family, in particularly your sweet M. Thinking of you and all your family at this time.
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Ellen Babbin
Dearest Risa and Family, I was deeply saddened to hear of Rabbi Blaustein's passing. He was such a lovely man and was so appreciative and supportive towards the staff in Zareinu's Infant Programme. Thinking of all of you at this most difficult time and sending my deepest condolences. May Rabbi Blaustein's memory be forever a blessing.
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Oren Rubin
My sincerest condolences to the entire Blaustein family. If you'll allow me to share a few thoughts…..I had the honour and privilege to have Rabbi Blaustein as my Rebbe in 1989. As a Rebbe, he was masterful at capturing my attention. His energy and charisma were second to none. However one specific aspect crucial to Rabbi Blaustein's character, with which I strongly resonated with, pertains to the significance of health and wellness, a theme that is frequently underscored in today's society and not without reason. Rabbi Blaustein placed great emphasis on physical education, using it as a means to connect with students like myself, who may not have fit the mould of the typical Judaic academic scholar. During my nearly decade-long tenure at Eitz Chaim-Patricia, where Rabbi Blaustein served as my grade 3 Rebbe, we eagerly looked forward to his gym classes, recess, and the ever memorable grade 8 "Rebbe/Student" baseball game. Among the faculty, Rabbi B's prowess in sports, particularly his unparalleled ability to hit monster home runs, was a source of admiration and pride for the entire school. Rabbi Blaustein, your charisma was matched only by your immense heart, and you will be deeply missed by all.
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Nolene Maresky
To dearest Risa and family BDH we just heard today about your recent loss. Our hearts are broken for your enormous loss of your beloved husband and father and your unimaginable sadness Please accept our sincere condolences and Tanchumim BH sending you tons of brachot for long life and strengthening loving thoughts David and Nolene Maresky and Zak and Akiva and all The family
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