It took me awhile to compose these words.
In our corpus we have texts such as Tanakh, Midrash, Talmud and Shulchan Aruch. Incredible minds like Rashi, Rarnbarn, Ibn Ezra and Nachmanides, beautiful and intricate languages such as Hebrew, Ladino and Yiddish, titanic moments like revelation at Sinai, the reigns of David and Solomon and the return from the exile.
I will simply say what I feel: Thank you for all that you taught me, thank you for your overwhelming kindness and hospitality, your friendship and can-do spirit, your love of Torah, learning and for keeping Judaism alive.
However, despite this, I could not find a witty quote or a piece of insight from our sages that can properly convey my thoughts.
Therefore, I will simply say what I feel: Thank you for all that you taught me; thank you for your overwhelming kindness and hospitality, your friendship and can-do spirit, your love of Torah, learning and for keeping Judaism alive.
Thank you for allowing me the honor and privilege of being your Rabbi. With all my love, I wish you all the very best.
Shalom, Rabbi Aaron
Student Rabbi Aaron Rozovsky has served UHC Terre Haute throughout the 2016-17 academic year.