Orphan Kaddish for someone who has no sons
Peace and blessings. I wanted to ask the Rabbi's opinion – my grandmother died and she has no son to say Kaddish after her. Is there a common sense reason to look for someone to say Kaddish for her for a fee, or is there no point in investing in this area? Isn't a gamach better? Is there any point in trying to do something for the deceased or is there no benefit to it (other than learning from the deceased's words and actions)?
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From my perspective, it seems to me that there is no point in Kaddish, although the world believes there is. I also think that in general there is no point in doing things for the deceased, but here it is clearly a matter of convenience. Maybe if his influence on me is good, then the practical results of this will really be credited to him.
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