In Memory of Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Yehudah

In Memory of Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Yehudah

Rabbi Eliyahu Hammarabbi Ben Yehudah was a great leader, teacher, husband and father. His contributions to our community are innumerable and will never be forgotten. Much more about the life of Rabbi Eliyahu Yehudah will be shared on this page in the future. For now, we only wish to announce his transition and provide details about the funeral arrangements.

Monday, April 22, 2024 at 9:00 AM

Plaza Jewish Community Chapel, 630 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10024.

Internment will be at Washington Memorial Park, 855 Canal Rd, Mount Sinai, NY 11766.

Repast will be @ 127-03 Jamaica Ave, Richmond Hill NY 11418

May God remember the souls of His servants

Rabbi Eliyahu Yehudah on saxophone "I Am The Light" with Beth Elohim Choir

Some of our favorite memories of Rabbi Eliyahu Yehudah.

Video highlights of Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Yehudah

6 thoughts on “In Memory of Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Yehudah”

  1. We invite those who knew and loved Rabbi Eliyahu to share their memories and condolences with us on this memorial page. Amen

  2. Gabbai Azriel & Tamar

    May Rabbi Eliyahu Yehudah soul be bound up with our forefathers, Abraham Issac and Jacob in Gan Eden. His memory is a blessing to all of us.
    Halleluyah

  3. Ahk Maganiel Ben Israel M.O.V.

    I was blessed to meet and got to know Rabbi Eliyahu on a spiritual, personal and service level. Rabbi was a no nonsense, but kind spirit. I pray Yh Yhwh is pleased with my big brothers works. I believe Rabbi Eliyahu is due a promotion in Yah’s next assignment. Yah Khai! Yah Khai! Yah Khai!

  4. A dedicated and passionate leader. He will be sorry missed in our community. One of my favorite quotes “Expect the best and give it a rest.”. May his soul be bound in the circle of life.

  5. Mr. Williams man where do I start this was family father figure uncle friend and Scout leader. I was blessed to know the whole family and grow with them and have them in my life. The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts called him Smokey the Bear due to the hat he would wear when we went camping. Was stern but always had this smile that let you know you can do it and also was one with Wisdom. I would stop by every once in a while and just chat with him and talk life family and politics. I will miss him but He with the Lord now 🙏

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