Prayers and the Inadvertent Natural Gas Attack…

Yom Kippur is the single most solemn day on the Jewish Calendar. It is a time for introspection and reflection, it is also a twenty-four hour fast day. Prior to going to Synagogue to hear Kol Nidre a very important prayer that kicks off the fast, there is a big meal to help fortify a person and keep them going until the fast is over twenty-four hours later.

Herschell Ostrepeller who was sixty-one always had a plan to deal with fasting. He would eat but mostly he would drink copious amounts of water. This year however his wife Esty had everything catered from Kosher Kosher Kosher Premier Catering.

The whole family was at Herschell’s place to enjoy the pre-fast food and spend Yom Kippur praying together. There was Herschell’s son Barry and his wife Blair and his Grandson Joe. There was his son Carl and his daughter-in-law Lisa with his Grandchildren Nathan and Zoe. There was his daughter Alex and her husband Marcus and his two Grandchildren Jake and Hannah. Altogether there were eight adults and five little kids, Herschell could not have been happier. Family was what he lived for.

The food that Kosher Kosher Kosher Premier prepared was different than they usually ate before a Yom Kippur fast. There was raisin challah, chicken soup, gefilte fish, chicken fingers and cabbage rolls, turkey and a beef brisket with…