As many of us said goodbye (and good riddance) to 5780, participating in services via Zoom, we learned of the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Some of us said the Mourner's Kaddish, generally reserved to commemorate loved ones no longer with us. Some of us even sat a form of Shiva—not on stools, as is the custom—but together mourning her loss and sharing stories of RBG's life as we knew it through her contributions to the law. But I suggest that we all can serve as a sort of shomeret-a legal guardian entrusted, not of the body to protect it from thieves and rodents until it is buried, but rather with the care and custody of her legacy.