Rav Gedalia Miller became a game changer in the way frum parents relate to their children, no matter how far they’ve gone
Photos: shlomysphotos Gedalia Miller has been in the insurance and financial services industry for nearly three decades, and with all due respect to his affiliated companies, MassMutual and Guardian Life, today he’s involved with another kind of life insurance policy: He’s helping turn the darkness and isolation faced by so many in this generation into light, by changing the way parents look at their struggling, at-risk children. While Reb Gedalia, a Bobover chassid from Boro Park, is an award-winning salesman and recruiter, social engineer was never on his CV. But then he faced the challenge of his life when his own child began to struggle with religious observance — a challenge he calls the “nisayon of the dor.” Shocked and confused, he and his wife sought guidance, pushed through their pain, and realized they could bring light and hope into that dark, frightening, lonely, and baffling place where so many in our wider community are now finding themselves.