Beth El Mausoleum

The new expansion of the Beth El Mausoleum is now open for sales at pre-construction prices! This latest expansion promises a wide variety of premium locations for you and your loved ones. Our Sacred Spaces are beautiful and meaningful, ensuring the continuity of tradition from generation to generation.

Learn more at https://bethelmausoleum.org/expansion/

There are two very important pieces of liturgy that we use to remember our loved ones: the El Malei prayer and the Kaddish.

The El Malei prayer asks us to imagine as if the Holy One has enormous wings that the souls of our loved ones are tucked in tight under, and that God is sheltering them and taking care of them in their last part of their journey.

The words of the Kaddish prayer do not speak of death or loss, but ask us to give thanks to God simply for the gift of life and to acknowledge the greatness of all of the wonder and miracle that we experience in life.

Learn more in this video with Rabbi Dan Levin.

When someone passes away, the first call should be to the funeral home. The family or the funeral home can then call our Mausoleum Director Mike Sirowitz to begin putting things in motion in terms of planning for the funeral. We will make every effort working with the family and the funeral home to set a time that is convenient and appropriate, ideally within 24 to 48 hours.

We will be with you every step of the way. We will work with the funeral home, the clergy, and the family, to create a very meaningful and appropriate funeral service for the loved ones who have passed.

Learn more in this video from our Mausoleum Director Mike Sirowitz.