By the Grace of G-d 22nd of Elul, 5730 Brooklyn, N. Y.

Greeting and Blessing:

I was pleased, first, to be informed by Tzach that you had volunteered to come and participate in their activities, and subsequently to see you during the reading of the Torah in Shul, where my father-in-law of saintly memory had prayed for many years since he dedicated it on the first day of this week (Nitzovim), thirty years ago.

Needless to say, you are included in the good wishes, explicit and implicit, in the enclosed letter to your wife. Indeed, I trust that you will add some explanatory words to the letter, if this be required, which will help you also to accept it in greater depth.

May G-d grant that all the blessings and good wishes of Jews to one another at this time of the year, should be fulfilled.

Again wishing you and all yours a Kesivo v’Chasimo Tovo, for a good and sweet year, the kind of good which is revealed and evident,

With blessing,

M. Schneerson