Morah Sara's Playground
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About two weeks ago we heard the shocking news that our daughter’s dear Morah Sara Deren had suddenly passed away. The pain is still raw in our hearts.
When meeting Morah Sara Deren, the first thing one noticed was her constant, kind smile and joie de vivre. Although Sara and her late husband Mendel, were not blessed with children, she loved every child in the class as if they were her own. When Devorah looked sad, Morah Sara was there to give her a hug and read her a book. When Leah wanted something from a friend but wasn’t able to communicate, Morah Sara gave her the words to communicate. When Tzivia cut her first straight line with a scissor, Morah Sara was the first to applaud and cheer her on! Every morning she greeted our daughters with a cheery smile and in the evening, she left them with a loving hug.
While Morah Sara was small in stature she was a giant in her midos tovos, chesed and bitachon in Hashem. She was a true example of inner beauty shining outwards; her face had a constant glow, the shine of her holy neshama. We were so blessed to have Morah Sara in our lives and we hope that her legacy can live on through the joys and milestones of our children.
We would therefore like to launch the “Morah Sara Playground” initiative. We feel that a playground, the seed of many friendships and the sound of children’s laughter, is one of the best ways we can honor Morah Sara’s holy neshama.
Our goal is to build a playground in Bnos Menachem, where Morah Sara spent most of her day being a loving Morah and was equally loved by her students and colleagues.
Please help us honor Morah Sara’s memory by taking part in the “Morah Sara Playground” initiative. No contribution is too small.
May we only share good news and the best news of all, Moshiach!
Yitzchok and Bina Lerman
When meeting Morah Sara Deren, the first thing one noticed was her constant, kind smile and joie de vivre. Although Sara and her late husband Mendel, were not blessed with children, she loved every child in the class as if they were her own. When Devorah looked sad, Morah Sara was there to give her a hug and read her a book. When Leah wanted something from a friend but wasn’t able to communicate, Morah Sara gave her the words to communicate. When Tzivia cut her first straight line with a scissor, Morah Sara was the first to applaud and cheer her on! Every morning she greeted our daughters with a cheery smile and in the evening, she left them with a loving hug.
While Morah Sara was small in stature she was a giant in her midos tovos, chesed and bitachon in Hashem. She was a true example of inner beauty shining outwards; her face had a constant glow, the shine of her holy neshama. We were so blessed to have Morah Sara in our lives and we hope that her legacy can live on through the joys and milestones of our children.
We would therefore like to launch the “Morah Sara Playground” initiative. We feel that a playground, the seed of many friendships and the sound of children’s laughter, is one of the best ways we can honor Morah Sara’s holy neshama.
Our goal is to build a playground in Bnos Menachem, where Morah Sara spent most of her day being a loving Morah and was equally loved by her students and colleagues.
Please help us honor Morah Sara’s memory by taking part in the “Morah Sara Playground” initiative. No contribution is too small.
May we only share good news and the best news of all, Moshiach!
Yitzchok and Bina Lerman
Organizer
Bina Lerman
Organizer
Brooklyn, NY
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