A Life complete - The Life of Rabbi Jacob J. Hecht

The life of Rabbi Jacob J. Hecht of blessed memory.
Rabbi Jacob J. Hecht, otherwise known as Rabbi JJ was a fourth generation American Jew. He was the Lubavitcher Rebbe's right-hand man, and a leading Chabad rabbi, educator, writer and radio commentator. Among his many accomplishments, Rabbi JJ was the official translator of the Rebbe. He was active executive vice president of the National Committee for the Furtherance of Jewish Education. He wrote two books: "Brimstone and Fire" and "Essays on Judaism." Together with his Rebbitzen, Bubby Hecht, He opened Camp Emunah, the first overnight Lubavitch children’s camp in the world. Since its inception in 1953 it serviced more than 100,000 girls.
Rabbi JJ or Yankel as he was known to some, is remembered for his dedication and devotion to the Lubavitcher Rebbe ZY"A, his passion, humor, wit and public speaking. But most importantly he is remembered by the thousands of lives he touched worldwide. His legacy lives on through his organisation, Rebbitzen, children and grandchildren. He is truly a role model for us all!

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He was my rabbi.

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Hello...I live in Michigan. A painting was passed down to me through my deceased husband's family. The artist is J. Hecht & the year on the painting appears to be 1938. It is an oil on canvas about 2ft by 3ft in size. It's in it's original frame. It's subject is a vase of flowers on a small table. Can anyone tell me if this would be Rabbi Hecht's painting??

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Linda Foster it isn't

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Does not seem likely

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I can sign it if you want