Rabbi Shlomo Grous, Longtime Lecturer at Yeshivat Nechalim, Passes Away
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Rabbi Shlomo Grous, a beloved lecturer at Yeshivat Nechalim for two decades, has died. Head of the yeshiva, Rabbi Shmuel Lorenz, remembered him as a "very pleasant, sympathetic, and greatly beloved person." Rabbi Grous, who also ran a business, stepped down from teaching about 17-18 years ago. His funeral will be held today in Petah Tikva.
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- Rabbi Shlomo Grous, a longtime lecturer at Yeshivat Nechalim, has passed away.
- He was described as a "very pleasant, sympathetic, and greatly beloved person" by colleagues and students.
- Rabbi Grous taught at the yeshiva for about twenty years, ending his tenure 17-18 years ago.
- He stepped down to allow younger lecturers to take his place.
- His funeral is scheduled for Monday afternoon in Petah Tikva.
Rabbi Shlomo Grous, who served for many years as a lecturer (Ra'am) at the Nechalim Yeshiva, has passed away. Rabbi Lorenz, the head of the Nechalim Yeshiva, described Rabbi Grous as a "very pleasant, sympathetic, and greatly beloved person by all of us." He was also highly regarded by his students and colleagues.
Rabbi Grous taught at the Bnei Akiva Nechalim Yeshiva for approximately twenty years, concluding his tenure there about 17 to 18 years ago. According to Rabbi Lorenz, Rabbi Grous chose to step aside to make way for younger lecturers. Despite being involved in business and not needing to teach for financial reasons, Rabbi Grous dedicated many years to educating students.
The funeral is scheduled to take place today, Monday, at 3:00 PM at the Segula cemetery in Petah Tikva.