Today marks the first yahrtzeit of Golda Eisenbach A”H, the daughter of longtime community askan and Spring Valley Deputy Mayor Yisroel Eisenbach, who was tragically killed in a horrific accident last year.
In a heartfelt tribute announced today, Hatzoloh EMS of Rockland County revealed plans to dedicate the Oxygen Supply Room at its new headquarters and garage currently under construction at 19 Grove Street in Monsey in Golda’s memory.
The dedication was announced in a letter sent by Hatzoloh leadership to Eisenbach, expressing appreciation for his many years of dedication, leadership, and service to the Rockland County community. The organization informed him that the Oxygen Supply Room, a vital component of the facility that supports lifesaving emergency medical care, will bear Golda’s name as a lasting memorial.
“As we mark Golda’s first yahrtzeit, we are deeply touched and humbled by this extraordinary gesture from Hatzoloh,” Yisroel Eisenbach and his family told Monsey Scoop. “Golda brought light, kindness, and joy to everyone around her, and knowing that her memory will be forever connected to the lifesaving work of Hatzoloh is incredibly meaningful to our family. We are grateful for the friendship, support, and compassion that Hatzoloh has shown us throughout this difficult year.”
“This room, which plays a vital role in supporting lifesaving care for countless patients, will stand as a lasting tribute to her memory,” the letter stated. Hatzoloh leaders added that they hope the dedication will serve as a meaningful zechus for Golda A”H and bring continued comfort and strength to the Eisenbach family.
A preliminary rendering of the dedication was also shared showing the memorial inscription that will be displayed above the Oxygen Room and Oxygen Refill Room inside the new facility.
The new Hatzoloh EMS of Rockland County headquarters and garage at 19 Grove Street is expected to serve as a central hub for the organization’s growing emergency medical operations throughout the county.
The dedication will ensure that Golda Eisenbach A”H’s memory remains forever connected to the lifesaving work performed within its walls.
