Rabbi Josh Fixler reflects on the sacred responsibility of transmitting faith, memory, values, and Jewish identity from one generation to the next. Through the lens of memory, mourning, and legacy—including a remembrance of his grandmother, Audrey Friedman Marcus, whose work had a profound impact on Jewish education—Rabbi Fixler invites us to consider what we inherit from those we remember and what we choose to pass forward. As we gather for Yizkor, we honor the loved ones whose lives continue to shape us—and consider how their stories, commitments, and teachings live on through the ways we teach and model Judaism for our children, families, and community.