Harry Epstein

Rabbi Epstein was the Sandik at my briss. In spite of that, I always respected and admired him. He personally worked with the kids of the congregation, teaching the graduating class and leading the Sunday morning Minyonairs group. He brought much to the Jewish way of life in Atlanta, and he will be long remembered.

I and my family loved Rabbi Epstein. I was going to visit him on my next home to Atlanta for the 4th of July. I will go to the AA and said prayers and think of him.

Rabbi Epstein, will be missed. I use to work for Rabbi, as a caregiver to his wife.May GOD bless the family and friends of Rabbi.

My deepest sympathies to Davida and Renana -and your families- on the loss of your dearly beloved and treasured father, Rabbi Harry Epstein.

Rabbi Epstein and the Ahavath Achim Synagogue will always be synonymous in my eyes. Nursery school at the Synagogue is one of my first memories of childhood and I will never forget Rabbi Epstein.

Rabbi Epstein was the best example of a teacher, husband, ather and leader that most of us will ever have the chance of knowing.

At 98 he not only remembered me when I lost my son on Sept. 11th, but he was able to give me counsel and comfort when I needed it most.

How fortunate have I been to have known and learned from such a brilliant scholar and teacher.

Rabbi Epstein was and always will be the cornerstone of the Ahavath Achim Synagogue. He was the greatest inspiration for generations of congregants and his legacy will live on.

Our sympathies go out to the family and to the Atlanta Jewish community on the loss of Rabbi Epstein.
Terry, Ellyn, Jennifer & Gary Zucker