New York, New York
SASSOON--Rahmo, died October 4 at home peacefully in his sleep of natural causes at the age of 97, cared for to the end by Renee, his devoted wife of 58 years. He was born into the ancient Jewish community of Aleppo, Syria in 1912. From 1936-1964, he lived in Japan as an independent businessman,...
Read MoreTO THE SASSOON FAMILY YOUR FATHER AND HUSBAND HAS LEFT THIS WORLD BUT WHAT HE HAS LEFT HERE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTON, HIS NAME RAHAMIM DESCRIBES HIM PERFECTLY. HE WAS THE MOST LOVING AND CARING PERSON AND WILL ALWAYS BE CLOSE TO OUR HEARTS WITH MUCH LOVE MARILYN AND JACOB PLITMAN
October 25, 2009
saddened at the bad news of the passing
of Rahmo Sassoon.
He is an example of excellent person.
I heard so much of him by my late uncle
Isaac Djemal (bangkok)
Deepest condolence
Max Djemal
Max Djemal
October 21, 2009 | Sao Paulo
David & Chana Rubin, Beersheva Israel.
David Rubin
October 21, 2009 | Beersheva, PALAU
The highest aspiration of a father -- and his greatest gift to the future -- is children who care. That they love him as well is a double blessing. Against these measures, Rahmo Sassoon is an example for us all.
Ken Colburn
October 20, 2009 | Meredith, NH
Dearest Uncle Rahmo, you are gone but will never be forgotten. You always made a point of saying (and acting) that, The first and most important quality of a religious person is to be a good person and good to your fellow man. That will stay with me forever.I try to practice it everyday with you in mind.
Robin Sassoon
October 19, 2009 | Brooklyn, NY
We at Ohel Shlomo are greatly saddened at news of the passing of our founder (in many ways), Rahmo Sassoon z"l. May he rest in Gan Eden under the wings of the shechina.
May Hashem comfort you amongst the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
Daniel Moskovich
October 18, 2009 | Kobe
It is the offspring that guard and nurture the memory of the departed. We feel we have got to know you through the medium of David. The values that you lived, represented and espoused must be what we see in your son.
- Shanta & Kanak, Kathmandu
Shanta, Kanak Dixit
October 18, 2009 | Kathmandu
I am so pleased to have known a little about Rahmo through David's stories when I met him two years ago. In Brooklyn, overlooking the river, I listened to David's beautiful stories about his faher.I asked David just a few weeks ago how he'd progressed with his stories so etched were they in mind. May you rest in peace, knowing you were so loved by your son and his kin.
Kesang Tseten, Kathmandu
October 17, 2009
My husband and I lived in Japan from l956 tol962 and Sassoon was a household name at that time. I did not know Rachmon but we were friendly with David Sasson. My husband Manny (he passed away in l986) may have known Rachman. I am sad to read of his passing and I know his good deeds will follow him forever. My condolences,
Lillian Goldberg
October 15, 2009
