With the first Yahrzeit of Charlie “Buttons” Nassofer, we remember this icon of Crown Heights who brought smiles and joy to generations of Lubavitchers.
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BMG
Is it the Chabad custom to add the English name on the matzeiva? I assume the art design on the matzeiva was because a Levi washes the hands of a kohen, but such a pitcher has a spout, which is not a usual pouring vessel for washing hands?!
BMG
Also, the niftar’s name is followed by an olov hasholom, but his father’s name is followed by a zichrono livrocha. Why the distinction?
BMG
Is it the Chabad custom to add the English name on the matzeiva? I assume the art design on the matzeiva was because a Levi washes the hands of a kohen, but such a pitcher has a spout, which is not a usual pouring vessel for washing hands?!
BMG
Also, the niftar’s name is followed by an olov hasholom, but his father’s name is followed by a zichrono livrocha. Why the distinction?