Yehuda Krinsky - Family

Family

Krinsky is married to Devorah Kasinetz, daughter of the late Rabbi Zev and Ethel Kasinetz. Their children are:

  • Rabbi Levi Krinsky, director of Chabad of New Hampshire.
  • Rabbi Hillel David Krinsky, who is married to Shterna Sarah Garelik, daughter of Gershon Garelik, the chief rabbi of Milan, Italy. He is the president of Chabad's Jewish Educational Media.
  • Menachem M. Krinsky, who is married to Miriam Turner of Chicago.
  • Rabbi Shmaya Krinsky, who is married to Rivkah Gutnick, daughter of Australian commodities magnate Joseph Gutnick.
  • Sheine B. Krinsky, who is married to Rabbi Yosef B. Friedman, associate director of the Kehot Publication Society.
  • Chana Krinsky, who is married to Rabbi Joseph Futerfas, director of Camp Gan Israel, New York.

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