Officer Andrew Meyer took to the podium this evening at Rabbi Gissinger’s Shul to speak about pedestrian safety after a child was struck by vehicle near the Shul last week.
The child is Baruch Hashem recovering.
PHOTO: Lakewood police officer takes the podium at Shul to speak about Safety
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Very Impressive!!
I’m impressed. The kid should have a complete refuah shelaima . Maybe all shuls should have it.
I love Rabbi Gissinger!
Thank you to Reb T.M. Farber for all the effort put into this event and Avos Ubanim in general. You are totally awesome!
Like father, like son.
I know the Farber mishpacha for 30 years and they are amazing people who always look how they can help others out.
MI Kiamcha Yisroel.
Reflectors, reflectors, reflectors!!!
They are available at NPGS, Superstop, River Ave Pharmacy, Seasons, Gourmet Glatt, Center of Town and Farm Fresh, amongst other locations.
Dear walkers, even if you can see the car the driver usually can’t! even with a reflector! so don’t take those risky crossings.