Editing Reb Zushe Wilmowsky (section)

==== Secretary of Kfar Chabad Committee ====
In Tishrei 5721, during his first visit to the Rebbe, he entered for a private audience and told about his public work in the network's institutions and involvement in developing Kfar Chabad and its institutions, and asked the Rebbe about his future path. The Rebbe instructed him to invest himself in two main matters, the first being the position of secretary of the Kfar Chabad committee. Shortly after returning from 770, he was appointed secretary of the Kfar Chabad committee, thus fulfilling the Rebbe's instruction. The second matter in which he invested himself was the network.

He received many instructions from the Rebbe regarding Kfar Chabad, its institutions, and the conduct of the committee and residents. For example - R' Zusha was the one who received the well-known instruction not to build private houses taller than two stories.

R' Zusha worked for the development and expansion of Kfar Chabad and its institutions, according to instructions received from the Rebbe and as he explained in an interview with Kol Israel: "Generally, all the matters you see in the village are according to the Rebbe's instructions. But sometimes there were proposals from the residents and the Rebbe agreed to them. The meaning is: everything goes through the Rebbe, either directly - the Rebbe says to do something, or it comes on the initiative of the participants and they ask the Rebbe's opinion and the Rebbe gives his consent. In any case, without the Rebbe's consent - there is no such thing. Not only in Kfar Chabad, everywhere Chabad Chassidim are - without the Rebbe's consent there is no such thing."

He worked extensively to establish Kfar Chabad B and including the Beis Rivka institutions. About R' Zusha's meetings with public figures in the context of advocacy for establishing Kfar Chabad B, the director of Beis Rivka, Rabbi Shmuel Chefer, wrote in the book "The Rebbe's Engine."
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