M’Dor L’Dor, Ateret Cohanim legacy continues

Posted Wednesday, June 22, 2016 12:00 am

Pictured, from right (holding awards): Great Neck residents Drs. Bill and Farla Frumkin, and Joe and Dr. Gail Frumkin Notovitz, who were presented Bonei Yerushalayim Awards for continuing the legacy of their great-great-grandfather, Yisroel Dov Frumkin z’l, founder of Yemenite Village (Kfar HaShiloach) just outside the Old City, in 1882. Keynote speaker Gov. Mike Huckabee is pictured third from right. Also pictured, from left: Ateret Cohanim Executive Director Daniel Luria, Chairman Mati Dan HaCohen, Executive Council Chairman Dr. Joseph Frager, Executive Council member Dr. Paul Brody (holding flag), and (from right) Drora Brody and Executive Vice President Shani Hikind. The Brodys initially introduced the Frumkins and Notovitzes, their Great Neck neighbors, to the Ateret Cohanim organization.

Keynote speaker Gov. Mike Huckabee is pictured third from right.

Also pictured, from left: Ateret Cohanim Executive Director Daniel Luria, Chairman Mati Dan HaCohen, Executive Council Chairman Dr. Joseph Frager, Executive Council member Dr. Paul Brody (holding flag), and (from right) Drora Brody and Executive Vice President Shani Hikind.

The Brodys initially introduced the Frumkins and Notovitzes, their Great Neck neighbors, to the Ateret Cohanim organization.

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