Reciting Kaddish for a Deceased Wife

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Question

Should a man recite Kaddish for his deceased wife?

Answer

There is no obligation for a husband to recite Kaddish for his deceased wife. However, he may do so for thirty days. If he wishes, he may recite it for the entire twelve months.

Source

Responsa Rama Mi-Pano, Siman 89

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