Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, the resilient spiritual leader who guided Tree of Life Congregation through the unimaginable aftermath of the 2018 synagogue shooting, is retiring this month after nearly eight years of service. In the wake of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history, Myers found strength in Psalm 121 and became a pillar of healing for survivors and the community. He’s now stepping back to focus on his own healing, moving to New Jersey to be with family and pursue personal passions — including reading, writing, and even quoting Mr. Spock. His farewell was emotional, filled with gratitude and remembrance, as he led the congregation in singing “You’ve Got a Friend.” The synagogue’s physical space is being rebuilt — a new center set to open in 2028, honoring victims, educating on antisemitism, and fostering community resilience. Myers’ legacy is one of unwavering leadership, compassion, and hope — the “right guy at the right time.”
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