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Jewish tradition is filled with psychologically healthy ways to respectfully take care of the body and the soul. You don’t have to be observant, or even Jewish, to appreciate the deep wisdom it offers.
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  • Martin Berger
  • Rabbi Jay Lyons and Dr. Jordanna Lyons
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Anyone who’s been through life challenges knows how vital support is.
We need empathetic people like you to help us reach the 60,000 American Jews facing after-life decisions each year.

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Last Kindness is a division of NASCK, a non-profit organization with a 501(c)3 tax-exempt status.
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Here are some of the things we can do for you:

  • Discuss the Jewish approach to caring for the deceased
  • Assist you in arranging a Jewish burial
  • Answer questions about mourning, kaddish, or any aspect of Jewish law or tradition
  • Help you fill out your ‘Expression of Wishes’ document
  • Provide personal guidance for discussing after-life care with a loved one
Of course, if you have a different question or concern, we will always do our best to guide.