Rabbi Baruch Hyman, a member of the Pittsburgh Chabad community who was active in mivtzoim, passed away.
Rabbi Baruch Hyman, of Pittsburgh, PA, passed away on Friday, 18 Tammuz, 5783.
An active member of the Chabad community in Pittsburgh, R’ Baruch was a sincere and devoted chossid of the Rebbe, exemplary in doing the Rebbe’s mivtzoim wherever he was – in the store, at home, on his way, bedarchei noam and with an emes.
His legacy is being carried on by his wife Mrs. Taibke Hyman their children Sara Esther Bongart – Monsey, NY; Chaya Hoffinger – Pittsburgh, PA; Moishe Hyman – Kingston, PA; Mrs. Nomi Leimdorfer – Harrisonburg, VA; Miriam Horowitz – Altoona, PA; – Bluma Dinerman – Winchester, VA; Baila Hyman – Pittsburgh, PA; Dini Kreitenberg – Crown Heights; many grandchildren, his father Leonard Hyman his sister Chery Hyman, and many who were touched by his light.
The levaya took place on Sunday in Pittsburgh.
Shiva information:
The family is sitting Shiva until Friday at 5933 Phillips Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15217.
Hours are 11am-1pm and 7-9:30pm.
With fervent prayers for the imminent redemption!
Rabbi Baruch Hyman was a good man .
A good man is hard to find.
Rabbi Hyman (Baruch as he allowed me to call him) was a kind & knowledgeable individual. I spent many an afternoon going through watches with him at his store, Crown Antiques. He taught me much and was a generous & supportive person with me & my family…I will miss him & remember him fondly. My condolences to his family. Kieran Lynch
My dear friend has passed. Such a gentle, kind and devoted man’s departure is a loss to all of us. May his memory be eternal.
We were friends for many year. I first met him many years ago at a flea market. I worked with him. I visited him this past spring at his store, talking about “old times”. He always told me to
write out my thoughts, so I am doing so here. He was a special person always offering advice. It has been a blessing to be his friend. Healthy & Happy Holidays & New Year to all.
Jeff Elinoff