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'''Tzaddik Halevi Nassofer''', (July 9, 1944 - May 8, 2025) known as “Charlie Buttons,” was a longtime [[Crown Heights]] resident. His father was Yisroel Eliezer Halevi, and his mother was Masha Ruchel.
'''Tzaddik Halevi Nassofer''', (July 9, 1944 - May 8, 2025) known as “Charlie Buttons,” was a longtime [[Crown Heights]] resident. His father was Yisroel Eliezer Halevi, and his mother was Masha Rochel.


Nassofer always stood out in the sea of black-hatter [[Chassidim]] at [[Chabad]] [[Lubavitch]] World Headquarters—[[770 Eastern Parkway]]. He was lovingly known as Charlie Buttons for the wearable buttons and pins stuck to his head covering. Most of these pins were Jewish-themed, such as the Rebbe’s 10 Mitzvah campaigns (Tefillin and Shabbos), the Tzivos Hashem youth movement, Gan Israel summer camps, and even one from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA).
Nassofer always stood out in the sea of black-hatter [[Chassidim]] at [[Chabad]] [[Lubavitch]] World Headquarters—[[770 Eastern Parkway]]. He was lovingly known as Charlie Buttons for the wearable buttons and pins stuck to his head covering. Most of these pins were Jewish-themed, such as the Rebbe’s 10 Mitzvah campaigns (Tefillin and Shabbos), the Tzivos Hashem youth movement, Gan Israel summer camps, and even one from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA).