Book of Remembrance 2025 - 5786
Wednesday, May 7, 2025 • 9 Iyyar 5785
12:00 PMThe KTI office has begun preparation for the Book of Remembrance for the coming year 5786. You, or your relative, may have placed memorial listings in a previous year’s book, and others of you may elect to participate this year.
The Book of Remembrance is a way to participate in the Jewish tradition of honoring our departed loved ones. Notification of your yahrzeit prior to the date it occurs is also sent to KTI members and all Book of Remembrance participants.
If you participated in the 2024 Book of Remembrance, you can see your listings when you CLICK HERE. You can choose to repeat last year’s listings, edit them and/or add new listings as well. Please be sure to check that all of the information is correct.
The cost for each listing in the Book of Remembrance is $72.00 (includes one or two deceased names).
If the office does not receive your completed registration and payment by the deadline - Friday, July 25th - KTI will assume that you will not be participating in the 5786 Book of Remembrance.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the KTI office at 914.939.1004 or email KTIoffice@congkti.org.
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