In His Remembrance

 May Rabbi Leynor’s memories inspire us to seek those qualities of mind
and heart which we shared when we walked life’s journey together.

May we help to bring closer to fulfillment
Rabbi Leynor’s highest ideals and noblest strivings.

May Rabbi Leynor’s memories deepen our loyalty
to those things which we valued and shared -
faithfulness, love, SHALOM and devotion.

As long as we live,
Rabbi Leynor’s memories too will live;
for they are now a part of us, as we remember them.


*(Inspired from prayers found in Yitzhor Reflections -

The New Mahzor – The Prayer Book Press)

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Rabbi Jeffrey Leynor graduated from Rutgers University in 1983, Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges, and a Rutgers Honors Program Scholar. Jeffrey studied Jewish history, philosophy, language, Hebrew Bible, midrash, Mishnah, Talmud and many other near eastern subjects and cultures including Christianity and Islam. He was accepted at Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, which only accepts students from the top 5%. The first year there was a concentration on the Hebrew language, grammar and texts from all different historical periods. His second year was spent in Israel on a dig with Professor Stieglitz and in a Hebrew immersion course called an “Ulpan.” He also attended seminary classes and classes at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. In 1989 Jeffrey graduated with a MA and was ordained as a rabbi. He took a pulpit position as the rabbi of Congregation Beth Torah in Dallas (1989-2005) and at Congregation Beth El Binah in Richardson (2006-2010). He has been a chaplain and counselor for a number of local organizations and counseling programs, including the Plano Police Department. He was a co-founder of the TOV Center, Inc. with Jim Myers. 

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