Letter of Gratitude from Mizrachi Congregation for Visit to Melbourne (1973)

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Letter from A. Ranoschy Expressing Gratitude for Visit to Australia (1973)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, On behalf of the student body, the staff and myself personally, I wish to thank you most sincerely for your visit to us. Your address and talk with the students will be a source of inspiration to all concerned for a long time. Would you kindly convey our kind regards to Mrs. Lamm and accept our best wishes for the future. Yours sincerely, A. Ranoschy

Australia & New Zealand

Letter of Gratitude to Rev. and Mrs. Gluck for Hospitality in Australia (1973)

Dear Friends: Mrs. Lamm and I have just recently returned home, and one of the first things we want to do is to express to the two of you our warmest and most heartfelt thanks for the generous hospitality and friendship you extended to us during our all too brief stay in Sydney. Without exaggeration, we considered that getting to know you was one of the high points of our trip. In following up the request you made of me, I have today written to Mr. Glat of Yeshivath Hakotel. I enclose a copy of my letter to him. You also asked that I send you a photo. I am therefore enclosing one that was taken at Whale Beach. Naturally, I have made a copy for our own album as a precious memento of our visit. Our warmest regards to all your family, and may you all be blessed with a happy and healthful New Year. Cordially, Rabbi Norman Lamm

Australia & New Zealand

Letter of Gratitude from Suzanne Hardy for R. Lamm's Visit to Australia (1973)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, I hope find you and your family in the best of health, and that you and Mrs. Lamm will not have forgotten too much of your Australia visit. I certainly have cherished memories of it, and am very grateful to you for the inspiration and encouragement you gave me. On the one hand your visit for me was challenging and inspiring, and on the other hand it was disillusioning. It was so refreshing to see a 'modern observant'

Australia & New Zealand