Yocheved Traub

1904–1964 (age 60)

Biography

Yocheved Traub was a talented singer whose voice enriched the cultural life of the Jewish community. Born in 1904, she brought music and artistry to audiences, contributing to the vibrant cultural scene of her era through her vocal performances.

Traub's musical legacy reflects her dedication to the arts and her commitment to cultural expression. She is honored at the Hof HaCarmel Cemetery, where her contributions to Jewish musical heritage are remembered.

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