Letters To Editor

Letter to the editor: Remembering Rabbi Ephraim Zimand

Published March 22, 2018

I was one of Rabbi Ephraim Zimand’s, of blessed memory, Melton students. Rabbi Zimand was an intellectually challenging teacher. He was insistent on the exact interpretation of the Hebrew in the Tanach, which changed the meaning of the text as most of us had learned it and made studying with him an enlightening experience.

He was a good and kind man who will be missed by so many.

Rosalyn Borg, University City

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