The sentence was handed down today with the leniency we fought so hard for. I am completely drained but I am relieved that Nisim will be coming home. Thank you for standing by us through this nightmare.
We Are Greatly Impacted By The Absence of A Loving Father and A Community Servant.
My husband will be sentenced on September 30th in Queens County Supreme Court. I am asking for your support to enlighten the sentencing judge about my husband’s character and value to the community. As most of you know my husband has been a loving and caring husband since our marriage. I will write my own letter convincing the judge of this, but what I need is to have all of you show the judge that he is also an outstanding member of our community. Most of you know that prior to this terrible stage of our lives, my husband performed the various services to the community:
• Assisted couples with personal disputes and marriage discord and invited everyone to our home to have open discussions. Invited chief Rabbi’s for marriage counseling and shalom bait lectures.
• Provided guidance about parenting and even set up lectures regarding his own experience raising children.
•Helped new members of our community to organize their immigration status, by guiding them to the right agencies and necessary assistance to make their American dreams come true.
• Organized resources for those who were seeking affordable housing within our community
• Networked with other organizations to offer employment for those in need.
• Within our religion he offered religious guidance and sponsored charitable events that took place in our synagogues.
• Offered soup kitchens during the holy days of our religion. We had an open door policy for all those in need.
It is important that our word as citizens and community members is heard so that justice is done and my husband is judged for who he is. I thank you for your concerns and participation.
The exhaustion is setting in but I refuse to stop fighting for my husband while we approach a thousand signatures. Please send this link to those who know his heart so we can show the judge exactly who he is before the court session begins.
Reached 100 supporters
September 25, 2013
September 23, 2013
The days have been long and exhausting but I am still pushing forward for Nisim. We are nearing a hundred signatures and the judge needs to see that number to understand how many lives he has touched. Please keep sending this to anyone who knows the work he did for our community.
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Rachel Townsend
12 years ago
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He always put others first. My kids learned so much from his advice. Please show mercy.
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Jacob Chen
12 years ago
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We need people like him around. Hope he gets to go home to his family soon.
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Sarah Saleh
12 years ago
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Nisim helped us out so much when we first moved here. He is a good man and this is heartbreaking for the whole neighborhood.
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David Kapoor
12 years ago
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The man has a heart of gold. He went out of his way to help me find a place to live when I was struggling. He deserves a second chance.
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Elena Hayes
12 years ago
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He did nothing but try to bring people together. The court needs to see the real Nisim not just what they read on paper.
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Mark Ramos
12 years ago
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UNFAIR. He is a pillar of this community and everyone knows it.
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The sentence was handed down today with the leniency we fought so hard for. I am completely drained but I am relieved that Nisim will be coming home. Thank you for standing by us through this nightmare.
We Are Greatly Impacted By The Absence of A Loving Father and A Community Servant.
My husband will be sentenced on September 30th in Queens County Supreme Court. I am asking for your support to enlighten the sentencing judge about my husband’s character and value to the community. As most of you know my husband has been a loving and caring husband since our marriage. I will write my own letter convincing the judge of this, but what I need is to have all of you show the judge that he is also an outstanding member of our community. Most of you know that prior to this terrible stage of our lives, my husband performed the various services to the community:
• Assisted couples with personal disputes and marriage discord and invited everyone to our home to have open discussions. Invited chief Rabbi’s for marriage counseling and shalom bait lectures.
• Provided guidance about parenting and even set up lectures regarding his own experience raising children.
•Helped new members of our community to organize their immigration status, by guiding them to the right agencies and necessary assistance to make their American dreams come true.
• Organized resources for those who were seeking affordable housing within our community
• Networked with other organizations to offer employment for those in need.
• Within our religion he offered religious guidance and sponsored charitable events that took place in our synagogues.
• Offered soup kitchens during the holy days of our religion. We had an open door policy for all those in need.
It is important that our word as citizens and community members is heard so that justice is done and my husband is judged for who he is. I thank you for your concerns and participation.
The exhaustion is setting in but I refuse to stop fighting for my husband while we approach a thousand signatures. Please send this link to those who know his heart so we can show the judge exactly who he is before the court session begins.
Reached 100 supporters
September 25, 2013
September 23, 2013
The days have been long and exhausting but I am still pushing forward for Nisim. We are nearing a hundred signatures and the judge needs to see that number to understand how many lives he has touched. Please keep sending this to anyone who knows the work he did for our community.
6 Comments
R
Rachel Townsend
12 years ago
Featured
He always put others first. My kids learned so much from his advice. Please show mercy.
J
Jacob Chen
12 years ago
Featured
We need people like him around. Hope he gets to go home to his family soon.
S
Sarah Saleh
12 years ago
Featured
Nisim helped us out so much when we first moved here. He is a good man and this is heartbreaking for the whole neighborhood.
D
David Kapoor
12 years ago
Featured
The man has a heart of gold. He went out of his way to help me find a place to live when I was struggling. He deserves a second chance.
E
Elena Hayes
12 years ago
Featured
He did nothing but try to bring people together. The court needs to see the real Nisim not just what they read on paper.
M
Mark Ramos
12 years ago
Featured
UNFAIR. He is a pillar of this community and everyone knows it.
He always put others first. My kids learned so much from his advice. Please show mercy.