Keeping Traditions
Remembering, year after year.
A Yahrzeit marks the anniversary of a loved one’s death according to the Hebrew calendar. Sol Levinson can help you keep track of those dates in the years ahead.
Looking for the four holiday memorial services rather than an individual anniversary? Read our Yizkor guide for dates, prayers, and customs.
How would you like to remember?
Enter your loved one’s information to create a 20-year calendar, ready to print or save as a PDF.
Sign up for one email every year, one week before the Yahrzeit. Our team will review your request and enter it into our existing reminder system.
Helpful Information
What is a Yahrzeit?
The Yahrzeit commemorates the anniversary of the date of death and is observed annually, in accordance with the Hebrew calendar. During the Yahrzeit, a candle may be lit to burn for one day. Mourner's Kaddish is recited in the synagogue during services, and contributions to a charity in memory of a loved one are often made.
When does a Yahrzeit begin?
Jewish calendar dates begin at sunset. The Yahrzeit commences on the preceding day at sunset and is concluded on the anniversary day of death at sunset.
What if I don't know the exact information?
If you don't know whether the death occurred before or after sunset, call 410-653-8900. Our team can help you confirm the information before you create a calendar or submit a reminder request. Please do not guess.
Need help?
Our team is always here to assist you. You can reach us at 410-653-8900 or through our contact page.