Leah Minda Ferencz and Moshe Deutsch were be laid to rest Wednesday night in Kiryas Joel – an Orthodox enclave in Orange County, New York.
Published 11:30 PM EST Dec 11, 2019
Leah Minda Ferencz, 32, who owned the store that officials say was targeted by the shooters, and her cousin Moshe Hirsch Deutsch, 24, were to be buried in the New Cemetery in Kiryas Joel, New York, according to New York State Police. The burials follow funeral ceremonies for Ferencz in Jersey City and for Deutsch in Brooklyn.
“They were a young couple who were dedicated to what they were doing,” Jacob Ferencz said. “They wanted people who moved to Jersey City to have where to shop for groceries.”The casket of Moshe Hirsch Deutsch is carried to a hearse as thousands of Orthodox Jewish men crowded Rodney Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn Wednesday night for the funeral Deutch, one of the victims of the fatal shooting in Jersey City.
In the Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn, thousands of Orthodox Jews filled a city street for the funeral of Deutsch. The anguished cries of the rabbi could he heard as he led the funeral out on the street.
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