I started attending Minyan to say Kaddish for my mother, of blessed memory, who passed away in 2006. The warmth and support of the regulars made me feel welcome. On the days when we did not have ten people, I felt very disappointed that I could not say Kaddish. I decided at that point I was going to do my best to be there to help make a Minyan for others. Over time I also found the davening and singing together kicked my days off on a high note. Our extended Minyan family is so supportive and welcoming of others, my life would not be as full as it is without it.
