GUESTS FOR SHIV’A
A template book enabling family and friends to share their condolences during the time of the Shiv’a and beyond
During a heartbreaking time – Recounting the departed Legacy can heal. You come to console, bring memories, pictures, mosaic of life… Be kind, put pen to paper and write them in the book. Those who remember – know, those who know – cherish.
Guest for Shiv’a’ was designed for the benefit o’ those who remain behind
What is lost is lost
but what is found here
will remain forever…
The price includes the delivery within the USA
$30 with US post (3-5 days delivery)
$45 Overnight FedX delivery
“On my mother’s Shiv’a, (seven-day of mourning) a framed picture of her was placed on the table with a very moving inscription along with a copy of the ‘Guests for Shiv’a’ book. There was not one person who didn’t stop by, asked about it, touched it, it was passed on from hand to hand, from story to story. It was a great way to share her life story with those who came to comfort the family, but did not know her personally. What struck me,after the shiva where stories we did not know even existed, since they were never told. There were funny anecdotes, Forgotten past events made me smile, laugh and a lot of longing… Thank you very much, dear Buli, for sensitivity, talent and especially attention to the small and important details.”
Vered Cohen, Hana’s daughter
GUESTS FOR SHIV’A
A template book enabling family and friends to share their condolences during the time of the Shiv’a and beyond
During a heartbreaking time – Recounting the departed Legacy can heal. You come to console, bring memories, pictures, mosaic of life… Be kind, put pen to paper and write them in the book. Those who remember – know, those who know – cherish.
Guest for Shiv’a’ was designed for the benefit o’ those who remain behind
What is lost is lost
but what is found here
will remain forever…
The price includes the delivery within the USA
$30 with US post (3-5 days delivery)
$45 Overnight FedX delivery
“On my mother’s Shiv’a, (seven-day of mourning) a framed picture of her was placed on the table with a very moving inscription along with a copy of the ‘Guests for Shiv’a’ book. There was not one person who didn’t stop by, asked about it, touched it, it was passed on from hand to hand, from story to story. It was a great way to share her life story with those who came to comfort the family, but did not know her personally. What struck me,after the shiva where stories we did not know even existed, since they were never told. There were funny anecdotes, Forgotten past events made me smile, laugh and a lot of longing… Thank you very much, dear Buli, for sensitivity, talent and especially attention to the small and important details.”
Vered Cohen, Hana’s daughter
