On April 11th, the day after Passover, Lea Melamed and her five children will depart from New Brunswick to return to Israel. Lea Melamed, along with her husband, Rabbi Ori Melamed, are the Jewish Learning Initiative family at Rutgers Hillel. The rabbi will not be leaving until the end of the semester.
The Mesorah, the Orthodox community at Rutgers, will be hosting a farewell party in her honor on Monday March 26th, from 7:30-9:30 pm.
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