Comments on: A Father’s Love http://www.outoftheherd.com/featured/a-fathers-love/ "...for wisdom is more precious than rubies, and nothing you desire can compare with her." (Proverbs 8:11) Fri, 16 Dec 2011 15:12:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jay Rosenberg http://www.outoftheherd.com/featured/a-fathers-love/comment-page-1/#comment-34 Jay Rosenberg Tue, 20 Apr 2010 22:18:20 +0000 http://www.outoftheherd.com/?p=104#comment-34 Hi Leslie: Tribute indeed is owed to all fathers and mothers; Their passages leave volcanic voids; always too soon, permanent, and incomprehensible. It is very profound to note how a Father’s love transcended religions (plural) taxonomy and dogma of spirit, soul, salvation and the final event; The passionate Jewish quest for understanding, learning, debate, and knowledge is a cross we Jews bare; We would rather know than believe! Explanations of life after can not compare with life during, except the memory of life during, honors, and elevates both the living and departed … I was deeply touched, in part because, I am of Russian/ German/ Polish Rosenberg decent, and was born circa your Dad with a first and only name of “Jay”. Would like to know more about your genealogy, perhaps there’s a male Rosenberg and we can do a DNA Y chromo match? Lost track of my Dad’s Dad, Russian émigré Circa 1905, who left his family behind, as a youth, unwilling to fight in the Czarist Army (without bullets) against the Japanese. At my dad’s funeral (Jacob H Rosenberg), in small talk with a New Yorker, with a NY complex, questioned how could such and so, say “you are just like your dad”, when he never met him? “through my Stories”, I responded. I now know of my namesake! Jay Rosenberg, Maryland Hi Leslie:
Tribute indeed is owed to all fathers and mothers; Their passages leave volcanic voids; always too soon, permanent, and incomprehensible. It is very profound to note how a Father’s love transcended religions (plural) taxonomy and dogma of spirit, soul, salvation and the final event; The passionate Jewish quest for understanding, learning, debate, and knowledge is a cross we Jews bare; We would rather know than believe! Explanations of life after can not compare with life during, except the memory of life during, honors, and elevates both the living and departed …

I was deeply touched, in part because, I am of Russian/ German/ Polish Rosenberg decent, and was born circa your Dad with a first and only name of “Jay”.

Would like to know more about your genealogy, perhaps there’s a male Rosenberg and we can do a DNA Y chromo match? Lost track of my Dad’s Dad, Russian émigré Circa 1905, who left his family behind, as a youth, unwilling to fight in the Czarist Army (without bullets) against the Japanese.

At my dad’s funeral (Jacob H Rosenberg), in small talk with a New Yorker, with a NY complex, questioned how could such and so, say “you are just like your dad”, when he never met him? “through my Stories”, I responded. I now know of my namesake!

Jay Rosenberg, Maryland

]]> By: Cynthia http://www.outoftheherd.com/featured/a-fathers-love/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Cynthia Sun, 22 Feb 2009 15:52:59 +0000 http://www.outoftheherd.com/?p=104#comment-32 Although I cannot begin to know what it's like to lose a parent, I do know that the mind can only hold one conscious thought at a time. Do your best to make sure those thoughts are of the positive times with your father. I'll be thinking of and praying for you. Although I cannot begin to know what it’s like to lose a parent, I do know that the mind can only hold one conscious thought at a time. Do your best to make sure those thoughts are of the positive times with your father. I’ll be thinking of and praying for you.

]]> By: Sanae http://www.outoftheherd.com/featured/a-fathers-love/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Sanae Sat, 21 Feb 2009 17:12:01 +0000 http://www.outoftheherd.com/?p=104#comment-30 I was just thinking that it must be about a year since Jay passed away. There could be no better tribut to him than what you have shared with us here. Hugs and blessings. I was just thinking that it must be about a year since Jay passed away.
There could be no better tribut to him than what you have shared with us here.
Hugs and blessings.

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