YTTL Montreal Yeshiva’s school library – Heshel Ceitlin’s Corner – had an intimate and special dedication in honor of Danielli Autemezguine a”h, a boy who had been looking forward to attending Yeshiva.
On Sunday, 19 Teves, YTTL Montreal Yeshiva’s school library – Heshel Ceitlin’s Corner – had an intimate and special dedication in honor of Danielli Autemezguine a”h.
Last year, the library was expanded to have a larger reading space. Thanks to Mr. Levi and Mrs. Mushky Chayo and Mr. Moshe and Zohara Hirschhorn who donated all the renovation expenses, the talmidim have been able to enjoy the extra space.
Recently, the room took more shape and design and a special naming. Danielli Autemezguine a”h was looking forward to attending Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim. On a certain level, the library granted his wish and offered him a special place, where the boys sit, read and hear stories read to them by our wonderful librarian volunteers. Danielli’s sisters painted a mural – Danielli’s Reading Garden, to commemorate how he would love to pick flowers and offer them to others.
Now, whenever the students pass through the extended library room, they get to see Danielli’s picture and know that all the inspiration and simcha they derive from reading in the library will be in Danielli’s honor, just as he had such a deep love for Torah and mitzvos.
Thank you to all those involved in helping our school grow and flourish, R’ Kaufmann (Principal), R’ Berger (Vice Principal), R’ Nelken (Administrator), all the teachers, Hanholah Gashmis as well as:
Moshe Benshimon – YTTL Library Heshel Ceitlin’s Corner, main donor
Levi and Mushky Chayo – renovations in extension room
Moshe and Zohara Hirschhorn – renovations in extension room
Mrs. Raizy Dworcan, Devorah Goldstein, Devorah Leah Gniwisch, Leah Gansbourg, Bryndel Klein, Dina Perlstein, Mrs. Rivky Raskin, Mrs. Julie Shizgal, Mrs. Freida Zirkind – Librarian volunteers.
“May we endure no more sorrow for Am Yisroel and see opened and revealed good with Mashiach very soon,” the Yeshiva’s administration said.
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