Did whispers of the past ever reach you from beyond the veil? At Rodfei Shalom Cemetery, they certainly do. This hallowed ground, nestled in San Antonio, has borne witness to over a century of stories. Rodfei Shalom Cemetery was established between 1910 and 1915 by Congregation Rodfei Sholom. The cemetery became the final resting place for generations of the Jewish community in San Antonio. By 1997, Rodfei Shalom Cemetery held the stories of 568 souls. Imagine the lives lived, the joys celebrated, and the sorrows mourned by those resting here. Rodfei Shalom Cemetery isn’t just a place of burial; it’s a repository of memories. Bernard Shaenfield, the Cemetery Committee Chairman, is a keeper of those memories. He can likely share stories that bring these stones to life. As of February 2001, he could be reached at (210) 492-9562. Sadly, time marches on, and finding him now might be difficult. Still, Rodfei Shalom Cemetery speaks volumes. Each stone whispers a tale of a life interwoven with the rich tapestry of San Antonio’s Jewish community. Take a moment to listen. The echoes of their lives resonate within these peaceful grounds.
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