He had to leave his imprint here. And everywhere.  For no matter how little the time here,  the impression was enormous. He could not go without coming here first.  HKB”H knew we needed him here. We loved every second of it. His name comes up constantly in the daf shiur which is now everyday.

A guy from shul tells me,” A guy I know for years is moving in.  Great guy to have in the shul”. So a few days later I get the call. I always got the call. “ Tell me about the neighborhood. Tell me about the shul”. Didn’t even catch his name fully . I’ve

I remember that awful morning when I woke up to the horrible pit-in-your-stomach kind of news. My first cousin Yossie Yurowitz was taken from us much too soon. At the age of 51, he had accomplished in his short life more than most of us can achieve in a lifetime. Yossie had a tremendous Simchas

People often remember the big things that one does, and dont pay attention to the small everyday actions. However, in the small unnoticed activities is where we see true character. Just a small story to share about Yossi, but something that we can all take upon ourselves to emulate. About a year and a half

I first met Yossi when I started working for Creoh Care, installing the NoWander system.   Yossi was the main manager of the project. We hit it off right away, as I have no doubt he did with everyone.   Always happy, always joking, always ready to help everyone.  He was the main guy, making sure everything

Dear Layala, There are no words I can tell you that can ever take away your pain. The only thing I can say is that I’m thinking of you and constantly davening that hashem should give you the strength you need to get through this difficult time. I want to mention from not too long

To the family of Yossie/Joe Yurowitz You don’t know me (actually Layala might remember me from Staten Island). I did some consulting work for some of the Grand Healthcare facilities. I want you to know that your father/husband always dealt with me with yashrus and ehrlichkeit. That’s not a simple thing in todays world. When

{These remarks were given at Yossie A’H 1st Yahrtzeit seudah several months ago.} I’d like to begin by thanking Mrs. Yurowitz for graciously inviting me to this Yahrtzeit seudah and asking me to speak. It’s an honor and a pleasure. As I sat down last night to prepare these remarks, I reflected on the fact

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This is Albert Miller from Minneapolis. It is still unbelievable to me that Klal Yisroel has lost a gem like Joe. 5 years ago when we came to Orlando for the first time for Pesach Joe and I became fast friends. I admired the work he did for Our Place and encouraged him to share