The Awareness Center, Inc. (International Jewish Coaltion Against Sexual Assault): Shmuel borger

The Awareness Center closed. We operated from April 30, 1999 - April 30, 2014. This site is being provided for educational & historical purposes. We were the international Jewish Coalition Against Sexual Abuse/Assault (JCASA); and were dedicated to ending sexual violence in Jewish communities globally. We did our best to operate as the make a wish foundation for Jewish survivors of sex crimes. In the past we offered a clearinghouse of information, resources, support and advocacy.

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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Case of Rabbi Baruch Lebovitz in the death of Motty Borger, son of Shmuel Borger (PIX News)

Newscast of the case of Rabbi Baruch Lebovitz in the death of Motty Borger, son of Shmuel Borger (PIX News). This news report also features Rabbi Nuchem Rosenberg (member of The Awareness Center's international advisory board), Joseph Diangelo and Joel Engleman.

Friday, November 13, 2009

In Memory of Mordechai (Motty) Borger

Tears in Brooklyn for suicide-plunge groom - New York Post

Suicide newlywed 'was abused' - Jewish Chronicle

In Memory of Mordechai (Motty) Borger z"l

Motty Borger z'l

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of 24-year-old, newly married, Mordechai (Motty) Borger z”l, who passed away after jumping off a seventh-floor balcony at the Avenue PlazaHotel on 13^th Avenue at 47^th Street in Brooklyn, NY.

Motty, was married this past Tuesday night at Ateres Avrohom Hall in Williamsburg. The suicide took place yesterday morning, November 12, on the second day of sheva brachos. Motty was taken to Lutheran Medical Center in extremely serious condition.

The levaya will be held this morning (November 13), shortly after 11 a.m., at Shomrei Hachomos chapels, located at 43^rd Street and Ft. Hamilton Parkway in Boro Park.

It is quoted on line that Motty “sang, he danced, he was the happiest kid on the planet,” said a friend who was but one wedding guest among the 500 who attended the reportedly lavish wedding. “The guy was so full of life. He was so happy to marry her,” said another wedding guest.

Motty's father, Rabbi Shmuel Borger, is well known for his kindness and involvement in tzorchei tzibbur. He founded the Amudei Shesh Choir years ago and is a popular videographer.

May the family have a nechama and may we know of no further tzaar.

Umacha Hashem dimah mei’al kol ponim.

Yehi zichro boruch.