By Rockland Daily Staff

The Jewish world was saddened Monday morning by the passing of Rebbetzin Rachmastrivka, A"H, the devoted rebbetzin of the Rachmastrivka Rebbe zt"l, and daughter of the Skverer Rebbe zt"l, at the age of 93.

A revered matriarch of the Chernobyl-Skver-Rachmastrivka dynasties, she was known for her unwavering dedication to her husband’s holy work, her deep faith, and her commitment to preserving the traditions and teachings of previous generations.

She endured significant personal losses throughout her life, including the passing of several children and, in 2023, her husband, the Rachmastrivka Rebbe zt"l. Despite these challenges, she remained a symbol of strength, emunah, and dignity.

She leaves behind a large family of distinguished children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, including several Rachmastrivka Rebbes and leaders across the world.

A large turnout is expected at the levayah, which is anticipated to draw thousands. The timing comes during a week of simcha for the family, as her brother, the Skverer Rebbe, is scheduled to celebrate the wedding of a great-grandchild later this week.

The Levaye will take place 1:30 at the Rachmastrivka Bhm"d in Boro Park, followed by a Levaye 4pm in New Square, then at the Rachmistrivka Bhm"d in Monsey (Hopal Ln.) and then at the Har Shalom cemetery in Airmont..