Keep Rabbi Chaim Schwartz in Boston!

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   Name: Sholom M. Fine on May 22, 2007

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   Name: Anonymous on May 22, 2007

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   Name: IZZY ZUBER on May 22, 2007

   Comments: We need more people like this in Boston. It would be a shame to once again lose a young, vital member of the community for financial reasons. Penny wise and pound foolish.

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   Name: Peleg Morris on May 22, 2007

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   Name: Devorah Aroesty-Cohen on May 22, 2007

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   Name: Moshe Cantor on May 22, 2007

   Comments: Please pay him a living wage.

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   Name: Moshe Coriat on May 22, 2007

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   Name: Joel Mirkin on May 22, 2007

   Comments: Rabbi Schwartz besides being a invaluable asset to the Boston community has personally helped me in my observance of halachic Judaism on a number of occasions. It is in the best interest of the Boston Jewish community to see to it that Rabbi Scwartz can stay in Boston.

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   Name: Robert Wolff on May 22, 2007

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    Name: Sharon Kupferman on May 22, 2007

    Comments: He has done a wonderful job.

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    Name: Arnold on May 22, 2007

    Comments: an asset to boston the vaad should match thesalary or come close

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    Name: Hannah Gershon on May 22, 2007

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    Name: Dovid Kashnow on May 22, 2007

    Comments: Rabbi Schwartz is truly an asset to the community and we should do whatever it takes to keep him here!

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    Name: Dovid Winter on May 22, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on May 22, 2007

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    Name: Shmuel Miller on May 22, 2007

    Comments: We have begun to witness a positive transformation in the Torah observant community of Greater Boston. From the elementary through high school age children to the efforts to reach out, engage and unite all segments of our community- we are experiencing a change for the good. There are both lay and Rabbinic figures committed to both preserving and enriching Jewish life. Rabbi Chaim Schwartz is one of those people who is here for the klal and is making a qualitative difference. He interfaces with all people with a genuine positive regard which creates greater Shalom. I hope the Vaad will reconsider and offer Rabbi Schwartz a reasonable package.

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    Name: Alexander Vinnik on May 22, 2007

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    Name: Shimon Frankel on May 22, 2007

    Comments: Rabbi Schwartz, You're making a good move leaving a traif organization like the KVH/Vaad Of Massachusetts. Anyone who knows anything about kashrus and yiddishkite will tell you that they're laughing stock worldwide. By leaving Boston for a legitimate organization, you MAY have a chance at repairing your reputation. Tzeischem L'sholom! Shimon

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    Name: Shimon Frankel on May 22, 2007

    Comments: Rabbi Schwartz, You're making a good move leaving a traif organization like the KVH/Vaad Of Massachusetts. Anyone who knows anything about kashrus will tell you that they're laughing stock worldwide. By leaving to work for a legitimate organization, you may have a chance of repairing your reputation. Tzeischem L'sholom! Shimon

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    Name: Shimon Frankel on May 22, 2007

    Comments: I'd like everyone to know that I am a complete fool. Thank you.

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    Name: Shimon Frankel on May 22, 2007

    Comments: I am the real shimon frankel and... the truth hurts! who was the dope that started this petition!

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    Name: Julie Boris on May 22, 2007

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    Name: Shimon Frankel on May 22, 2007

    Comments: why are you depriving the religious and the newly religious community members from learning the truth about the vaad You are obviously on the take. chag somaiach, Dr. Simon Frankel!

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    Name: Zehava on May 22, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on May 23, 2007

    Comments: During the summer between my first and second year studying in yeshiva in Israel, Rabbi Schwartz took the time to learn with me each morning before or after shachrit while I was in Boston. When he came to Israel on a visit during my second year he made sure to meet up with me and see how I was doing. Due to the lack of recources available for post-high school Bostonians who are chozer b'teshuva, I feel it is safe to say that if it were not for Rabbi Schwartz, I most probably would have lost most of what I gained from my first year in yeshiva. He kept my summer and connection to Judaism strong.

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    Name: Celine Sellam on May 24, 2007

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    Name: Olga Vinnik on May 24, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on May 24, 2007

    Comments: It would be an enormous shame to lose such a vital asset to the KVH hashgacha organization. Without Rabbi Schwartz, I don't see how the Vaad will continue to operate. Notwithstanding the other issues facing the Vaad, the loss of such a knowledgeable, experienced, and important Rabbi will be a huge blow. We should avoid it if we can.

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    Name: Anonymous on May 24, 2007

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    Name: Isaac V Perle on May 24, 2007

    Comments: I think that Rabbi Schwartz is a great asset to the commnunity , and I feel that he has made great strides in improving the credibility of the Vaad...It is important that he be able to remain here.

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    Name: Alina Merzdov on May 24, 2007

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    Name: Avi Rockoff on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Lois Morgan on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Moshe Moskovitz on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Moshe Cohen on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Dovid Winkler on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Joel Harris on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Ilia Sokolinski on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Gittie Leff on May 25, 2007

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    Name: David Roth on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Aryeh Cheses on May 25, 2007

    Comments: I would hate to see Rabbi Schwartz leave. He is indeed a valuable asset to our community.

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    Name: Asher Fine on May 25, 2007

    Comments: He is very vital to the community of Boston!!

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    Name: Moshe Schon on May 25, 2007

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    Name: Charly Rosenbaum on May 27, 2007

    Comments: How can the Vaad keep without such a wonderful person at list someone really cares about Kashrus and this is Rabbi Chaim Schwartz. All the caterars do what they need to do and the Vaad let them go. Rabbi Chaim Schwartz is what we need to trust the Vaad. Its a sham that the Vaad didnt have someone like Rabbi Chaim Schwartz before. If Rabbi Chaim Schwartz will leave - No one will eat vaah! GO Rabbi Schwartz!

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    Name: Carolyn Rosen on May 27, 2007

    Comments: Rabbi Chaim Schwartz must stay @ the Vaad!

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    Name: Joseph Greisdoff on May 27, 2007

    Comments: Rabbi Schwartz has performed nobly and tirelessly for halachically proper kashruth in the Boston community. As a member of the Vaad HaKashruth, he has gained the confidence of all segments of Boston Jewry that consider kashruth an inviolable part of our lives. It would be tragic for our unity were we to lose this great man.

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