Edna Zussman
In honor of Ben Zussman Z’L
Every individual who dies leaves behind a gaping hole for so many loved ones. In this mini-series, we look at three different perspectives on the loss of a soul. We begin with the Grandmother: Edna Zussman. She shares about the struggle of learning of his death, soon after the death of her nephew Yosef Guedalia. She explains the importance of the respect people should have for our soldiers fighting this war and reveals so much more in the process. Meet this legend among us.
Educational Guide
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How do you think you would respond if you received a call informing you of a family member’s passing?
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Why do you think it was significant for Edna to stand with strangers at the funeral, even though she didn’t know them?
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What would you do if you found yourself in a tragic situation where you felt helpless to assist?
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How do you make the most of each day, especially in light of life's uncertainties?
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How often do you connect with your grandparents, and do you wish you made more time for them?
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How has a personal loss shaped your perspective on life and relationships?
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When faced with grief, what practices or actions help you process and find comfort?
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How can we support others who are grieving, especially when we don’t know what to say?
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In times of loss, what can we learn about resilience and finding strength?
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How do you remember and honor the lives of those you've lost?