His father, Rabbi '''Shmuel Eisenthal''', emphasized faith rather than anger in his eulogy, stating, “We do not ask why. We say thank you — thank you for the years we were entrusted with such a precious soul.” He described his son as devoted to Torah study, generosity, and personal growth, noting that he pursued ambitious learning goals out of joy rather than obligation.<ref name=vinn/> | His father, Rabbi '''Shmuel Eisenthal''', emphasized faith rather than anger in his eulogy, stating, “We do not ask why. We say thank you — thank you for the years we were entrusted with such a precious soul.” He described his son as devoted to Torah study, generosity, and personal growth, noting that he pursued ambitious learning goals out of joy rather than obligation.<ref name=vinn/> |