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A trifecta of triumphant blessings as Howdy's reopens in Malibu

At the Howdy’s dedication on Monday, Cantor Marcelo Gindlin of Malibu Jewish Center is flanked by cafe owners Howdy Kabrins, left, and Linda Kabrins. Photos by Barbara Burke/Malibu Surfside News
Howdy Kabrins places the Jewish mezuzah at the entry to Howdy’s Sonrisa Cafe.
Linda Kabrins celebrates the Howdy’s dedication with, from left, Wayne Kramer, Ron Kabrins and Judy Kabrins (bother and sister-in-law of husband Howdy Kabrins), Jodi Kramer and Ethan Kramer.

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Barbara Burke, Staff Reporter
8:11 am PDT June 15, 2020
Standing at the intersection of bereavement and blessings, Howdy Kabrins and wife Linda met with family and close friends on Monday at the new Howdy’s Sonrisa Cafe, remembering and honoring their murdered daughter, Gabriella, basked in attendees’ love and resolved to start a new chapter in their lives.

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