Honor A Loved One

Dedications

It is a revered tradition in Judaism to perpetuate the memory of a loved one with an inscribed dedication. Beth El Mausoleum offers a variety of dedication opportunities to honor and memorialize your loved one.

Mausoleum Benches

Your personal sentiments or special message inscribed on a beautiful bench will be a source of remembrance and comfort to all who visit.

Tree Of Rememberance

Located in the Asher Family Rotunda, marble leaves can be engraved with the name of a loved one or words of comfort

Artwork

Consult with a Mausoleum Advisor to choose and dedicate a piece of sculpture, stained glass, a painting or mosaic that will be a permanent and meaningful tribute to your loved one.

Yahrzeit Plaques

Dedicate a Yahrzeit Plaque to remember a loved one or dear friend. A Yahrzeit Plaque ensures that the yahrzeit will be observed at Temple Beth El in perpetuity. Your loved one will forever be inscribed on the beautiful memorial wall located inside the Rabbi Merle E. Singer Sanctuary.

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Mausoleum Benches

Your personal sentiments or special message inscribed on a beautiful marble bench will be a source of remembrance and comfort to all who visit.

Tree Of Rememberance

Located in the Asher Family Rotunda, marble leaves can be engraved with the name of a loved one or words of comfort

Artwork

Dedicate a glorious stained glass window, or consult with a Mausoleum Advisor to choose and dedicate a piece of sculpture, painting or mosaic that will be a permanent and meaningful tribute to your loved one.

Yahrzeit Plaques

A plaque in the Rabbi Merle E. Singer Sanctuary at Temple Beth El will honor and remember your loved one.

Honor Your Loved Ones

Contact our Mausoleum Director to discuss how you can honor and memorialize your loved one.

Honor A Loved One

Dedications

Honor Your Loved Ones

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Honor A Loved One

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