0223 - R' Aharon Volman Sing a Niggun

00:01 Our family, as we know, used to live in Cleveland. There, there was a person named Reb Aden Volman. He was a Peilisher, but he had a very close shaiches to Lubavitch. So he told me that he happened to be in New York, Purim Tov Shin Yud Alef, the first Purim after the Rebbe officially accepted the Neseus. And he went to the Farbrengen. He was by the Farbrengen of the Rebbe to Purim Tov Shin Yud Alef. In middle of the Farbrengen, the Rebbe turns around and says from far to him, he was sitting amongst the people, and the Rebbe says to him, "Reb Aden, zokta nig." So he started the nig. I forgot already which one. He told me which nig he started. But he told me the pele is that the Rebbe never saw him. The Rebbe never saw him to know who he is. I don't even think he ever wrote to the Rebbe till then. But the Rebbe called him by his name, and he said, "Reb Aden, zokta nig." And he sang a nig.