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Prominent Rabbi's Wife, Bashe Esther Frish, Dies at 90 Bashe Esther Frish, wife of the late Rabbi Daniel Frish and mother of Rabbi Avraham Frish, passed away at age 90 on October 26th. Known for her piety and support of her husband's work on the Zohar, she maintained a hospitable home in Jerusalem. Her funeral took place on October 26th, with burial on the Mount of Olives.
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What happened 01 Bashe Esther Frish, wife of Rabbi Daniel Frish, died at age 90 on October 26th. 02 She supported her husband's work on the "Matok M'Dvash" commentary on the Zohar. 03 Their Jerusalem home was known for its hospitality to students and guests. 04 Mrs. Frish was remembered for her piety, prayer, and modesty. 05 She is survived by children and grandchildren continuing the family's Torah legacy. 06 The funeral was held on October 26th, with burial on the Mount of Olives. The family is observing Shiva in Jerusalem.
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