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The Jewish Cemetery located on Gelderd Road in Holbeck provides an important place for reflection and remembrance within the community. Dedicated to honoring the lives of those who have passed, our cemetery ensures a respectful environment where families can pay their respects. We are committed to maintaining the grounds meticulously so that visitors can find peace during their moments of remembrance. Our compassionate staff is here to assist families with any questions or arrangements they may require, ensuring that each visit is handled with care and sensitivity.

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