It is with great sadness that Matzav.com reports the passing of Rabbi Pinchos Aharon Weberman z”l, President of the Orthodox Rabbinical Council of South Florida. He was 92 years old.
Rabbi Weberman founded the Ohel Shalom congregation in Miami and served as the rov for 62 years. He served as a chaplain for Miami Beach Police for decades and was also the founder of the Miami Beach Eruv Council.
When the existing Miami Mikva began to deteriorate, Rabbi Weberman raised the money to rebuild it.
He is survived by his children, Sarah Nitki, Eli Weberman, Dovid Weberman, Shaya Weberman, Brocha Friedman, Shoshana Dubinsky, Miriam Wiener, Zalman Weberman, Chani Gniwish, Shlomo Weberman, Brendy Aron, Bentzion Weberman, Bassy Lapciuc, Yisroel Weberman, and Hudy Jaimovitch.
The levayah will take place in Eretz Yisroel.
Yehi zichro boruch.
He was a great man in all aspects.
it is interesting to note that he was nifterjust a couple of days after the yohrzeit of our elta elta zeida after whom he was named. he was the last cousin of his generation
Yes, he was niftar the week of his namesake and two days after his 93rd birthday. He still has two siblings bH, so he’s not the last cousin.
Yes, he was niftar the week of his namesake and a few days after his 93rd birthday. He still bH has two siblings alive so he is not the last cousin.
I believe he was part of the Weberman family from the “Malochim”.
Rabbi Weberman?
Harav Weberman. A rov for over 60 years.
I was zoche to be a Talmud of his when he gave a gemorah shiur for a short period of time in the Mesivta of Greater Miami (Louis Merwitzer High School) back in 1980/81. It was a small class for those of us that were struggling to keep up in the regular Shiur. I remember learning so well in his class. He explained everything in such an easy way for us to grasp it. Rebbe got us all involved, participating in the give and take of the sugya. He made us feel so special and that we WERE able to understand the gemorah. It was a real boost to our confidence and self esteem. I am forever grateful for that.
After not seeing him for so many years, I met him a number of years back, in Landau’s Shul in Flatbush when he was visiting here and we reminisced for a bit. He spoke to me like I was a close friend of his. He was such a nice soft spoken person. He will be missed. May his neshama have an aliyah. May his family be comforted and may they have a nechama be”h.
Y.G.
were is the levayah in ertz yisroel?
anyone has aphone number to menachem avelim?
Can anyone confirm if they were part of the Malochim
shul which was in willamsburg. I had a great great grandfather his name was Reb Zorach Berman He stayed by his son Rabbi Moshe Berman who was a
(Former Assisted principal of the Beis Yakov Beis Yitzchock (Skerver) Then Stoliner Yeshiva)
Reb Zorach would daven by the Malochim shul.
I would be interesting to know if Rabbi Pinchas Ahron two siblings would maybe something about my great great grandfather Reb Zorach Berman.
If someone could get back to me i would appreciate it alot.
“my mistake. i meant to say that he was the youngest grandchild of that generation
The Malochim Shul in Williamsburg was his older brother, Rabbi Meir Weberman a’h.