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 Sun, Nov 05 2023, 12:12 am
My step grandfather died about a year ago. He lived in the same building as us, and we still get his mail passed to us sometimes and the apartment is not yet sold.
We got a letter from his great grandson's yeshiva wishing him Mazal Tov on a bar mitzvah.
Should I throw it out or let them know he is dead? The person who checks his mail said if his family didn't bother to let him know she isn't either but I feel bad that the rosh yeshiva wasted his time adding a personal note, he is a chashuv person.
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zaq
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Sun, Nov 05 2023, 1:45 am
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Let them know so they can take him off their mailing list. From what I know of "personal notes" from charitable organizations, it was probably computer-generated and not really from the RY at all, but it would nevertheless be a kindness to tell them so they don't keep wasting postage on future mailings.
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