BOOK OF REMINISCENCE 1924-2023

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GREAT IS THE ONE WHOSE DEEDS OF CARE AND CONCERN

FOR HIS FELLOWMAN AND FAMILY PERPETUATE HIS

MEMORY. SAINTED IS THE ONE WHOSE PHILOSOPHY AND

CONDUCT OF LIVING CAUSE AN EVERLASTING BEACON OF

LIGHT AND GUIDANCE. SUCH A MAN WAS OUR FATHER.

DIED APRIL 17 1960

5720 JEWISH YEAR

This Page Is Dedicated in Memory Of SAMUEL O’KRENT BY HIS CHILDREN M r . THEDDORE J. D’KRENT

M r s . ALBERT HARRISDN M r s . NATHAN GOODMAN

Born in Minsk, Russia, September 1886. The son of Isaac and Ida O’Krent. He arrived in the United States in 1888 and came to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he received his schooling. He was married to Gussie O’Krent in 1906. In 1937 he moved to San Antonio where he spent his remaining years. Mr. Samuel O’Krent was a member of Agudas Achim and Rodfei Sholom Synagogues, Hebrew Free Loan Association, Zionist organi zation of America, B’nai-B’rith and Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by his widow Gussie O’Krent, son Theodore J. O’Krent, daughters, Mrs. Albert Harrison of Queens Village, New York, Mrs. Nathan Goodman, of Cincinnati, Ohio, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE

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FEBRUARY 17, 1963