Name on a tombstone

[Carol Rombro Rider cromrider@aol.com]

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I posted a picture of a tombstone on Viewmate and received several answers
regarding the Hebrew name of the father. There seems to be an even divide on
exactly what the name is.

If you are willing to take a closer look and can manipulate the picture in any
way, I would be glad to send it directly to you for a closer look. This is a
direct challenge to all who think they can read Hebrew well--because I thought
I could also!

Many thanks in advance,

Carol Rombro Rider
Baltimore, Maryland USA
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