Massachusetts
State Treasurer
Steve Grossman
| Please join us on Sunday, September 22nd as we honor those resting here, and rededicate this once-forgotten Jewish cemetery.
Representatives from state and from local government as well as Jewish community leaders will address the importance of preserving our past. Scheduled to present are:
Massachusetts State Treasurer Steve Grossman
Malden Mayor Gary Christenson
Marshall Sloane of Century Bank & Trust Co.
CJP President Barry Shrage
Rabbi David Kudan
of Congregation Agudas Achim-Ezrath Israel, Malden
- See the new Children's Memorial Garden, dedicated to the long-forgotten children resting in unmarked graves.
- See our new entrance gate (shown above) and the new walkway lined with the names of the forgotten children inscribed on brick markers.
- Walk through the cemetery on a self-guided tour and learn about the history of the second-oldest Jewish cemetery in Massachusetts (1851).
- Be a part of this important rededication service and show your support for the Jewish Cemetery Association of Massachusetts.
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Malden Mayor
Gary Christenson
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 Honor A Forgotten Child
Donations in support of our restoration of the Hebrew Charitable Burial Ground are very welcome. Most of the 1,400 interred here are children, many who were victims of common childhood diseases that today have largely been eradicated.
Please consider sponsoring a child resting in an unmarked grave with a donation for an inscribed memorial brick. You may choose a name to be inscribed by clicking here to view the list of names, or have us choose a name for you at random. Donations can be made online at our Web site, or you can download a Brick-By-Brick donation form and mail it in.
Your donation of $118 per brick ensures that a child resting in an unmarked grave will be forever memorialized in the walkway of this historic cemetery. |
