Rabbi Moshe Pesach Goldman, a veteran educator and one of the early bochurim of Tomchei Tmimim at 770 Eastern Parkway, passed away on Tuesday, 16 Elul 5785.
He was 96.
Born in Brooklyn in 1929, he studied in Tomchei Tmimim at 770 from 1943 to 1952 and was among the group of bochurim sent by the Rebbe to strengthen the Yeshiva in Chicago.
In 1953, he married Esther Simpson, daughter of Rabbi Eliyahu Simpson, with the Rebbe officiating the kiddushin at their wedding. He later taught at Tomchei Tmimim on Ocean Parkway.
For many years, he served as a member of the board and secretary of the Central Tzeirei Agudas Chabad (Tzach) – Lubavitch Youth Organization in New York.
Tzach oversaw the growth of Chabad Shluchim in the New York area, and the many Mivtzoim outreach activities in the area.
He is survived by his wife Esther and their children: Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Goldman – Crown Heights, Chaya Perlow – Sydney, Australia, Kreini Shusterman – Melbourne, Australia, Rabbi Mendel Goldman – Los Angeles, California, Rabbi Yehoshua Binyamin Goldman – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Frumi Avtzon – Crown Heights and Dini Eidelman – Brunoy, France.
He was predeceased by his son Avraham Eliezer Goldman HYD in 5737 (1977).
The levaya will take place on Wednesday, passing by 770 at 10:45 am on the way to burial at Old Montefiore Cemetery at 11:45 am.
The Goldman family will be sitting Shiva at 820 Montgomery Street front entrance, second floor.
Davening schedule as follows.
Shacharis at 7:30, 8:00, and 8:45.
Mincha at 4;15 and bizmano 7:00
Marriv bizmano 7:50
Shiva hours 10:00am until 12:30 pm, and from 4:00 until 10:00 pm
Baruch Dayan Ha’emes.
בשם מנין הכולל
אבד חסיד מהאי עלמא
נעים הליכות עניו והצנע לכת
מלמד נפלא יותר משישים שנה
בשם מנין הכולל
I had the privilege to be a Talmid of Rabbi Goldman in 1974/75, he had great patience and love for his students he’s classes were always very interesting with stories related to our learning from Rebbe’s life experiences and his teachers. He was a classy gentleman and talmid chochom. A true dugma chai and a chosid. Boruch dayin Emes!
What years was there a Yeshiva in Chicago?
Thanks
1946 through 47
Who where the bochrim that went with him to Chicago in 1946?
He was truly the kindest and best grandfather ever! He especially loved children and always wanted to hear what his grandchildren were learning in school.
We will miss you terribly!!
BDE, what a sad loss.
HE accomplished so much in his lifetime but always in a quiet humble way.
May Hashem send nechomas to all his family.
Moshiach now and KVCT to all the family and all klal yisroel
Rabbi Goldman was my Rebbe in Bedford and Dean in 1965. He was a true mechanech and loving Rebbe to all. His refined nature and warm heart, made him a giant amongst everyone. I have always referred to him until today, as “My Rebbe”. I had a special feeling and love for him. He will be missed greatly “Ovad Chosid Godol Min H’Eretz” May his memory be a blessing to all the thousands of talmidim temimim him taught and set an example of what a chosid is..
Rabbi Goldman was by tfilos all the time. You could see physically he wasn’t so quick on his feet, but he had a bren for being in shul.
I missed him for the past few months, he will be remembered fondly.
Aaron Deitsch
Rabbi Goldman was a great Rebbi.
It’s Rabbi Goldman’s everlasting credit that I lain every shabbos. He encouraged us to learn how to lain. And It was in his class that I learned. Till today when ever someone asks me “who taught you how to lain,I always answer “my eight grade rebbi,Rabbi Goldman”
He should have a beautiful Gan Eden.
ברוך דיין האמת 😔
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