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| Obituaries |
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Jeremy Beadle 1948 - 2008
It was with great sorrow that I heard of the death of Jeremy Beadle, writes Leonard Stern.
His lively mind and quick wit made it a pleasure to be in his company. His boundless enthusiasm for life was a hallmark of his public persona, and one that he carried forward into everything that he undertook.
Although not Jewish himself he was a big supporter of Jewish charities, including Norwood, Jewish Care, Nightingale and Drug line.
It was estimated that he had raised over one hundred million pounds for charitable causes, for which he received the M.B.E. in 2001
We send our good wishes at this difficult time to his wife Sue, their children and wider family.
The world will be a sadder and duller place without him. |
 Jeremy Beadle |
Sergeant Moishe Friedman Chelsea Pensioner
It is with great sadness that I have to report the death of Moishe Friedman on 16th June 2007.
At the Royal Hospital Chelsea, Writes Archie Mackenzie of the home
He was at this time awaiting an operation for a pace maker. He had spent the last 12 years as a Chelsea pensioner. Moishe was extremely popular here at the RHC and his humour and friendship touched everyone. He will be sadly missed.
Moishe`s death was unexpected and we are all deeply distressed for his daughter Lynn.
Moishe served in Korea as a sergeant cook, He suffered a serious accident while on the front line, from which he fully recovered. He returned to London and married. He wife predeceased him. He leaves a daughter and grandchildren.
Moishe laid a wreath at the Cenotaph on behalf of the Association in 1990 |
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Tommy Morris
Tommy Morris who died in January at the age of 95 and was believed to be one of the oldest surviving paratroopers of WW2 was a familiar figure in AJEX circles.
Landing in Normandy on D- day he saw action in France, Belgium and Holland and finally in Germany until the end of hostilities.
In Belgium, on liberating a hotel in Brussels he was given the right to stay without charge at any time.
He will be missed in his home town of Plymouth, where he conducted his business in antiques.
We salute the passing of a courageous comrade and are grateful for the bequest that he has left to the Association |
 Tommy Morris 1910-2006 |
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