| o Yaakov and Ariel,Who carry the responsibility of the passengers and drivers on their shoulders,
Who open the door to every request, and help out each one in the best possible way. To the devoted driver, Who loyally holds the steering wheel, His tires churning out countless kindnesses in all kinds of places. Continue reading Countless Kindnesses |
Dear Ms. Topper,
Thank you so much for carrying out the “Make a Wish” program with Mr. Y. E., a resident of our institution for the last six years. Words cannot express what an uplifting and emotional experience it was for Mr. E. – s
tarting from the trip itself, and on through all the life landmarks he visited – the Kotel, the neighborhood in which he lived-Beit Yisrael, the Karlin Chassidic Center, the Etz Chaim Yeshiva, and finally the cemetery, where he was able to visit the graves of his parents. Continue reading Make A Wish
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Dear Ezer Mizion Ambulance Team, “…The wheels of time speed down the highway of life, dashing forward as in a hurtling race down the broad lanes, Passing the various interchanges, crossing busy intersections. Only on occasion, when something gets caught in the wheels… Continue reading Wheels |
Dear Mrs. Lerner,
Several weeks ago, I accompanied my mother on a walk that Ezer Mizion sponsors for elderly women in the National Park. I was so impressed by the sense of responsibility exhibited by Ruth (the Ezer Mizion volunteer) that I felt that I must write to you. Her pleasantness and kindness are re
flected by her warm smile and the very respectful way with which she responds to every question posed by the participants. She is personally acquainted with each and every one of them, and knows how to say the right word to each one. They all return her love, with love. Continue reading Love, Love, Love
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zer Mizion – Make a Wish project My name is Luna and I am a resident at the nursing care section of Nevei Ef’al Senior Citizens’ home. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the unmatched experience you gave us – a group of disabled and frail elderly, myself among them – when you took us for a grand tour of the Ben Gurion International Airport. Continue reading From the Bottom of My Heart |
