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Mourning
Support for saying Kaddish, sitting shiva, and observing a yahrzeit.
Kaddish is traditionally recited daily for eleven months after a parent's passing, and again each year on the Yahrzeit (the Hebrew-calendar anniversary of the passing) — for any close relative. It requires a minyan of ten. Our Shabbat morning service is one place to say it; call us and we'll help arrange a weekday Minyan too.
Enter the date your loved one passed (the regular calendar date), and we'll find this year's Hebrew-calendar anniversary.
Sign up for a yahrzeit reminder — we’ll write a week before and again the day before, so the date never slips past you.
Eleven months of morning and evening Minyan is a real commitment, and for many people it is simply not possible — a job, a commute, illness, or no Minyan within reach. This is an old problem and there is an old answer: Kaddish can be arranged to be said on your behalf, daily through the first year and then each year on the Yahrzeit, with the Yahrzeit date sent to the family in advance.
We arrange this through the Chevra Kadisha, and the plans and their prices are set out in full — arranging for Kaddish to be said. There is no awkwardness in the question; it is asked here often.
We’re here for every step — the Taharah, a Shomer, the Rabbi, the mortuary, the plot, a kosher aron, meals, and a Minyan in the Shiva house so that Kaddish can be said. We run the Bay Area Chevra Kadisha ourselves. Call any time, day or night: 408-910-2034.
Tell us what you need and a person will call you. If it is urgent, call us instead.