July / August 2018 � Volume 67, Number 11 � Tammuz ~ Av ~ Elul 5778

Member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

Baruch ata Adonai elohainu melach ha-olam asher kidshanu bemi�votav, vi�ieevanu l’hadlik ner shel Shabbat.

Praised are you, Lord our God, King of the universe, who has made us holy by your commandments and commanded us to light the Sabbath candles.

Friday Evenings: 7:30 p.m.

Saturday Mornings: 9:30 a.m.

Daily Minyan:

Mon-Fri at Jewish Academy

of Orlando Chapel: 7:45 a.m.

Sunday: 9:00 a.m. at COS

COS Graduating Class 2018

Haveirim Y’karim – Dear Friends –

Mi vot ’rikhim kavanah – “Commandments require

intention”.

That’s the general conclusion of the discussion in

Talmud on whether we must be fully mindful and

a�entive when fulfilling mi vot, or whether the

important thing is that we’re fulfilling them.

Appropriately enough, given the approach of the High Holidays, this

discussion can be found in Tractate Rosh Hashanah.

The Jewish month of Elul, which begins with the New Moon falling on

August 11 and 12, is our time of spiritual and emotional preparation

for the Yamim Nora’im, the “Days of Awe” of Rosh Hashanah and Yom

Kippur. What be�er time to cultivate the practice of “intentional

Judaism”, embodied by the Talmudic principle of mi vot ’rikhim

kavanah?

What is “intentional Judaism”? Here’s an example. We usher in the

High Holiday season with S’lihot, special penitential prayers. The

Ashkenazic tradition is to begin reciting S’lihot at the end of the

Shabbat that is at least three days prior to Rosh Hashanah. This year,

Ohev Shalom will host the community S’lihot service on Saturday

night, September 1.

But there’s also a Sefardic custom of reciting S’lihot from the beginning

of Elul. We can practice “intentional Judaism” by drawing from this

custom and adding a prayer or meditation – either from traditional

liturgy or of our own creation – to our daily routine, beginning August

11.

Kavanah – “intention” – is often given an almost mystical air. Yet, it is

also extremely practical. The root meaning of this word is “direction”.

Kavanah – in fulfilling mi vot, in prayer, or in life – is being aware of

where you are, and where you’re going.

This year’s High Holidays will be one of firsts. It’s the first year that

Rabbi Rubinger will be our rabbi emeritus; it’s the first year that I’ll be

in the role of our congregation’s lead rabbi; and it’s the first year of

Ohev Shalom’s second century.

Thanks to the dedication or our rabbi emeritus – and his predecessor,

Rabbi Alder, of blessed memory – we know where we are. And thanks

to you, we know where we’re going!

L’shalom,

David

DID YOU KNOW

...that you can reach

Rabbi Rubinger

on-line?

Rabbi@ohevshalom.org

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Congregation Ohev Shalom 613 Concourse Parkway South

Maitland, FL 32751 407-298-4650 • Fax 407-636-4080

*Past President

MEN’S CLUB PRESIDENT

Neal Blaher

SENIORS CLUB PRESIDENT Jerry Leibman

SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT Linda Wallerstein

EDITORIAL STAFF Steve Brownstein Debbie Bornstein

Tracey Levy Meryl Poweski

Dear Friends,

I don’t have a great memory for

most things. People and their

names are very difficult for me to

bring up as needed. There are

some things from my childhood

in Cleveland that have stayed with me to this day.

I remember all the usual things like the smell of the

food or the look of our house. I even remember the

piano I learned to play on.

My synagogue memories are sca�ered. COS has

taken that part of my brain. There is one thing I do

remember. I remember how excited my father was

to be given an honor during services. He always

felt it was a special chance to participate and to

show his kids how important it was to a�end

services. Sometimes he would carry the Torah.

Occasionally he would get an aliyah to the Torah -

to chant the blessings before and after the reading.

Si�ing there, watching him up on the bimah was

very exciting for me. It was like I knew a TV star.

I was watching one of our ritual ushers passing out

honors at a recent service. It’s funny, but I had

never really paid a�ention before. It was so

interesting that I decided to observe this activity for

a few weeks in a row. I noticed that some people

seemed to be up there very regularly. With a

congregation of 150 - 200 people I assumed I would

see new faces each week.

A NOTE FROM YOUR CANTOR

Much to my surprise, I saw person after person

turn down the offer of an aliyah or an honor. What

could cause such behavior? Were they shy? They

were very hesitant to go up, even for an ark

opening. I don’t claim to know the minds of the

congregation, but I wonder if some people are just

afraid of making some sort of mistake. Rest

assured that our ritual team and clergy are ready

to assist in any way possible. Even at B’nai

Mi@vah services I sometimes see a family relative

or friend truly stressed out over something as

simple as opening the ark.

This is one of the reasons we request all the

students to a�end services regularly. We want

them to be comfortable in our service and with all

the ritual activities that take place - not just the

prayers. If you are one of the individuals for

whom coming up on the bimah is just too

overwhelming, please ask. There are few things

that we like be�er than when new and different

people get a chance to be part of the service. It

brings them closer to the synagogue, making their

membership more real and immediate. Last but

not least, when you are up there you can tell me

your name and, God willing, I will remember it.

L’shalom

Cantor Robuck

COS Sisterhood

WHY?!?

This is the question that is so often asked of me

and I wonder why my friends and even some

family do not “get it.” For as long as I remember,

my husband (of beloved memory) and I have been

answering this question, always feeling like a

broken record.

WHY?!?

Why do I have to belong to a synagogue, why do I

have to pay dues and what am I going to get out of

this?

Well, if you do not pay dues, how is the air

conditioning going to keep you cool or the heat

going to keep you warm? How do you get to enjoy

a beautiful Kiddush luncheon to share with your

friends? Who pays for the mortgage, who pays the

teachers that are educating your children – a place

they feel at home- who pays for the lay staff and

who pays for the clergy’s salary? Yes, you love to

hear the sermon and the Cantor chanting

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beautifully. So please stop asking why – this

magnificent place that we are all welcome to is

here for us. For whatever reason we need it –

maybe a child ge�ing married, a loved one in the

hospital or sadly a family member in need of a

funeral service, it’s here for us. I have been asked

so many times, “Linda, you are on social security,

could you not use that money someplace else?”

Of course, but what would my life be without this

place, whether it is here at Ohev or in any other

place I live. When I walk into shul I feel wrapped

in warmth. There is such a feeling of belonging.

It is like the first time you walk off the plane when

landing in Israel.

So let us stop asking WHY and start asking where

my journey at Ohev should begin. The first step is

to come join us on Friday evening or Saturday

morning for services and stay for a nosh. Then

join us at a Sisterhood event. You will be so

pleased you did. I certainly was hesitant, but now

six years later, the Rabbis and Cantor even know

my name.

With my hugs and smiles,

Linda

MACHANEH OHEV 2018 was

a blast. Our theme was “the

decades” in celebration of

Ohev Shalom’s 100th birthday.

We learned what was going on

in the Jewish community,

Ohev community and America

during these decades. Songs, dances, games,

crafts and even snacks related to our theme. We

look forward to MACHANEH OHEV 2019 June

3-7.

Being in summer mode, I have the opportunity to

stop, reflect and plan. We are always looking at

ways to meet the changing needs of our students,

madrichim, parents and teachers. The teaching

staff will be meeting a few times during the

summer to plan, adapt and prepare for the new

school year. To date we welcome Sari Greenstein

to our Kitah Dalet/4th grade team both Sundays

and Wednesdays. Lori Zollman will also be

teaching both Sundays and Wednesdays in Kitah

Dalet. Sivan Goldberg will be moving to a

Youth and Family Education From Amy Geboff, Director of Youth and Family Education

(Youth continued on page 11)

Machaneh Ohev 2018 was a blast!

Mishpacha Sheli fun with Nina

Haveirim Y’karim – Dear Friends –

To help make sure our list for Mi Sh’beirakh L’Holim, the prayer for those who are ill, is current and cor-

rect, we want to remind you of the procedure for adding and removing names, and share a new element

of that process, based on your feedback in our strategic planning process:

To add a name to the list, call or email the synagogue office; please give your name and contact infor-

mation, as well as the name of the person to be added to the list

It’s traditional to use a person’s Hebrew name for Mi Sh’beirakh L’Holim; please share that, if known,

along with the person’s English name

When a person you’ve placed on the list has recovered, please call or email the synagogue office to

remove the name.

NEW – The list of names for Mi Sh’beirakh L’Holim will be restarted at the beginning of every new

Jewish month (Rosh Hodesh). The synagogue office will notify those who have placed a name on

the list in advance of the new Jewish month. To keep a name on the list for another month, simply

let us know at that time. This new procedure will begin with the start of the Jewish month of Av

on Friday, July 13, 2018.

L’shalom,

Rabbi David Kay

More from Machaneh Ohev 2018

More from Machaneh Ohev 2018

Men’s Club Shavuot Men’s Club sponsored the

religious service for the first day of Shavuot on

Sunday, May 20. The service was held in

conjunction with this year’s Religious School step-

up ceremony. Not only did this join together

different groups from our synagogue, it also gave

a�ention to the holiday of Shavuot --- the often-

overlooked festival where we celebrate the giving

of the Torah at Mt. Sinai. We are grateful for

having the opportunity to bring a�ention to this

important holiday, and to share the spotlight with

our school children. Our thanks to Amy for

helping to make this possible.

Speaking of religious services . . . . We had

planned on carrying out our plan in time for our

Shavuot service to provide a mechanism for

helping our hearing-impaired congregants and

guests with some mechanism that would make the

service more accessible to them. This plan was in

keeping with Ohev Shalom’s unique diversity.

Although we were unable to accomplish this in

time for Shavuot, we are working with Rabbi Kay

and Cantor Robuck on obtaining a cost-effective ---

and “hearing enhancement-effective” --- device.

Stay tuned for further updates!

New Members Social at Ken Davis’ Home Come

one, come all! The Men’s Club annual new

members event is scheduled for Sunday, August 5,

2018, at 1p.m. The event is being held at the home

of Ken and Joy Davis. Ken’s address is 2059

Biltmore Point, Longwood, 32779. Of course, it is

open to both new and current members. We will

be celebrating Israel in tribute to 70 years since its

renewal, discussing how Men’s Club can be�er

meet the needs of a changing world, and, of

course, relaxing, kibi@ing and just plain having a

good time.

High Holiday and Weekly Shabbat Morning

Ushering The High Holidays once again are

approaching. For many years, Men’s Club has

spearheaded the door ushers. As always, we have

a great need for volunteers. The amount of time

any one usher devotes to this service depends on

what he or she can do. Whether you have much or

li�le time to spare, we would be grateful for your

help. We also still have a great need for

volunteers to usher at services on Shabbat

morning. Once again, your commitment of time

need not exceed what you have to spare. If, for

(Men’s Club continued on page 13)

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WHAT IS HAPPENING

WITH THE COS

SENIORS?

Will there be a COS

Seniors Group for 2018-

2019?

Yes. I will continue as the COS Seniors President.

I have received a very strong commitment from

the COS Executive Board and The Menʹs Club

Executive Board, that they will be helping our

group and supporting our programming. If you

havenʹt met our newly elected COS President,

Steve Hornik, he will be there helping out. Make

sure you say hello and thank him for his

commitment to our synagogue and our senior

group.

Is the dues structure or monthly event admission

changing?

No. The annual dues of $10 per person remains

the same and the cost of our monthly events will

remain the same, $5 per person for members, $8

per person for non- COS senior members. The

usual nosh at the end of the performance will

continue to be served.

What about the time and dates?

They will remain the same. We will host a social

event on the first Sunday of the month, except for

the summer months and major holidays. The

starting time will remain at 2 p.m. Please mark

your calendars.

The first Sunday of the month at 2 p.m. is “COS

SENIORS DAY.”

Will the entertainment be changing?

Last year I booked all of the entertainment. You

might have noticed, it changed a li�le.

I am booking professional entertainers who are

more upbeat, featuring music from the 70ʹs and

80ʹs. No hard rock or rap. There will be more soft

rock, featuring artists such as Elvis, Neil Diamond,

The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Dean Martin, Frank

Sinatra, and other popular musical artists. It’s

possible we might have some country and

western.

When are you starting the 2018-2019 Season?

There will be no events during the summer

months of June, July, & August.

There will be no event in September, because it is

Labor Day Weekend and the synagogue will be

very busy se�ing up the extended seating for High

Holy Day services.

When is the COS Seniors Opening Event?

Our opening event will be October 7, 2018. This

is the first Sunday of the month.

This opening event will be our Annual Paid up

Membership Event. For this event, I am bringing

back one of our popular entertainers from last

season.

COS Seniors Message

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(Seniors continued on page 14)

Education (continued from page 5)

tutoring position on Wednesdays. We said

goodbye and Todah Rabbah to Rachel Lehrman

and Abby Newman as they move on to pursue

their careers outside of Orlando. Other than these

changes, we look forward to our entire staff

returning to their same positions. We are pleased

to be hosting an all synagogue Hebrew school

teachers community-wide workshop on August 12

from 9-12 planned by JTEN, Jewish Teen Educator

Network of the Jewish Federation of Greater

Orlando.

“Meet the teacher” will be August 12 starting with

refreshments at 12:30 and then meet the teacher at

1 p.m. The first day of school is Sunday, August 19

at 9 a.m. Following Hebrew school we will be

celebrating Ohev Shalom’s 100th birthday. The

party will be from 12:30-3 featuring lunch, strolling

entertainment, SAK comedy, cake and ice cream.

There is no charge as it is our way of saying Todah

Rabbah, thank you for helping us to reach this

wonderful milestone.

Another exciting program being planned by JTEN

is a community teen retreat for all Jewish 8th-12th

graders, August 6-7 at Camp Challenge in

Sorrento. The theme is “New Beginnings/Ge�ing

Ready for the New School Year.” The cost is $18

per person. Details are forthcoming.

I am excited to share that as part of our teen

Education program, DDD (Dinner, Daber and

Dvar) will be having an interfaith dialog one

Wednesday a month with teens from the Atlantic

Peace Center. We are also looking to continue our

intergenerational dialog with our friends from

Village on the Green, as well as other formal

learning opportunities for our teens.

We jump right into Shabbaton season September

14-16. We are trying something new and having

our 6th, 7th and 8th grade Shabbaton at one time at

Camp Geneva. There will be space for each grade

to do their own programming to create

community. The camp offers a lot of fun facilities

including swimming, a lake, a gym and lots of

meeting spots.

High Holidays are early this year!! Rosh

Hashanah begins at sundown September 9. We

have programming which includes age

appropriate services and games based on the

theme of the holidays. Programming will be on

the first day of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

starting at 10 a.m. Second day Rosh Hashanah

will be family services. Registration details are

forthcoming.

All three of our youth groups will have their

opening events on August 26!

When you return in August you will see a change

on the first floor of the school. We have replaced

the carpeting with tile!!

I wish you an enjoyable, safe and Jewish summer

and look forward to seeing everyone when the

school and program year begins in August!

B’Shalom

Amy

by Rabbi David Kay

NOTE: You can submit “Ask the Rabbi”

questions by e-mail at

JewishQs@gmail.com.

Dear Rabbi –

As we approach the High Holidays, I have a serious

moral question: What are the limits of plagiarism? I

mean, sure – if I rip off someone else’s work, that’s a

clear-cut case. But what about things I’ve heard or

read or learned along the way, and have no idea where

they came from? And what if I really think they’re my

own ideas?

- Creative But Ethical

Dear CBE –

In the book that bears her name, Ester tells the

king about the plot against his life “in the name

of Mordekhai”, her uncle who overheard the two

courtiers planning the assassination. The

seemingly minor ma�er of mentioning the source

of her information sets off a chain of events that

elevates Mordekhai, enrages Haman, endangers

the Jews of Persia, and ends up in the defeat of

Haman and the salvation of the Jews.

The Talmud [Tractate Megillah 16a] cites this as

the proof text for the principle, Kol ha-omeir davar

b’sheim om’ro meivi g’ulah l’olam – “One who

speaks a word in the name of the one who spoke

it brings redemption to the world.”

The Talmud keeps its own counsel, too,

consistently giving the name of the Sage credited

with a particular teaching (“Rabbi X said…”),

and often giving the name of the Sage that Sage

learned it from (“Rabbi X said in the name of

Rabbi Y…”). If there’s a question about the origin

of the teaching, that often gets recorded, too

(“Rabbi X – and some say Rabbi Z – said in the

name of Rabbi Y…”)

So, Judaism is very strong on the point of citing

sources. Not only is this the fair and proper thing

to do – pu�ing credit for an idea where credit is

due – it also helps us understand the fuller

meaning of the teaching. For example, we would

expect that a statement a�ributed to Hillel would

be consistent with his other teachings. We would

also expect it to be in contrast to a statement on

the same topic by Shammai, who debated Hillel

on just about everything.

Taking credit for other people’s ideas may also

violate the Rabbinic prohibition against g’neivat

da’at – literally, “theft of intellect”, but referring

to misleading or deliberately creating a false

impression. This could include leading others to

believe that someone else’s words are one’s own.

Modern rulings of halakhah [Jewish law] even

include failing to cite secondary sources as

potential g’neivat da’at.

Sometimes, of course, we simply don’t have the

source available to us. The Talmud, which is

based largely on a memorized oral tradition,

addresses this by saying things like “A master

said” or “The Sages taught”.

Even when an idea of our own devising, it’s

considered proper to exercise humility in

expressing it. Traditional Jewish sources

emphasize the teaching of Kohelet (Ecclesiastes)

1:9, Ein hadash tahat ha-shemesh – “There is

nothing new under the sun” – reminding us that

even what seems to be original thinking is based

on what we’ve learned from others in the past.

example, you were to sign up to serve just once

every other month, that would be a total of 6

appearances in the course of an entire year! So

please help out our congregation by assisting us

with this important service for the High Holidays,

for Shabbat, or both!

Men’s Night Out It is never too early to start

planning a hugely popular and successful event.

A tremendous turnout enjoyed the great

entertainment and comradery at Men’s Night Out

2017, and demanded that we do it again. All of

our sponsors are back, some at increased levels of

support. Many thanks to all of them. We already

have lined up Cory Kahaney, a female Jewish

comedian for the event, so we expect good Jewish

humor. But you will have to a�end to find out for

yourself. Last year’s a�endees certainly were not

disappointed. This year’s event will be held on

Thursday evening, November 8, 2018. Look for

“Save the Date” cards in the mail in the near

future.

A Changing of the Guard As I mentioned in the

last issue, Bart Neuman relinquished his position

as Co-President after six years of tireless service to

our Men’s Club. Bart will continue to offer his

experience and energy to the organization, and we

all look forward to his continued input and

service. We also have a new slate of officers. The

names are the same, but they have been

rearranged. Our guys are all workhorses! Andy

Men’s Club (continued from page 9) Rosen continues in his “official” role as Treasurer

and his unofficial role of taking care of whatever

task has not been covered by anyone else. Also

continuing in his role as our Secretary, a thankless

job, is Jerry Leibman. Of course, Jerry doubles as

the lead man for Ohev’s Seniors auxiliary group.

Vice President Michael Asher has decided to

transfer his tremendous creativity in fashioning

programs to overseeing our publicity. In

particular, he is trying to move our means of

promoting programs into the 21st century. Bruce

Hoffen has taken his successes as our Vice

President of Membership to social action. This is

a natural change for Bruce, who has taken on our

very important Yom Hashoah program (yellow

candles together with an event for the entire

congregation). Desi Rotenberg has moved from

social action to programming, shifting our focus

even more to educational programs. This is in

keeping with younger Jews’ interest in learning

more about what it means to be Jewish. Finally,

working behind the scenes for us once again will

be our continuing at-large board members, Ken

Davis, Richard Schwar@, Michael Soll, Mark

Stone and Jim Tinkoff, and of course Immediate

Past President Bart Neuman. We thank all of you

for your service not only to Men’s Club, but to

our entire congregation.

Neal Blaher, President

Do all your shopping here.

Support your Sisterhood and

Synagogue!

During the Summer

By Appointment Only

Call Mardi at 407-788-3725

COS Judaica Shop

You gave him a standing ovation last year, and

some of our members asked me to make sure I

booked him for this season. Stay tuned.

Pay your COS Seniors annual dues of $10 per

person, and this event will be free, plus you will

enjoy the privilege of paying only $5 per person

for the remainder of our 2018-2019 season events.

At the conclusion of the performance, we will be

serving ice-cream with all of the trimmings. We

will also have the normal nosh of cookies, decaf

coffee, and tea.

Please save the date and check the next COS

bulletin for additional information.

I will have a big surprise for our November 4th

social. Additional information will become

available as the date approaches. Stay tuned. If

you have any ideas or suggestions of what type of

entertainers you would like to appear, please

contact me immediately.

Dues statements have been sent out. If you

havenʹt already paid your 2018-2019 COS Senior

Dues of $10 per person, please send it in now.

This will avoid a long line at the door. If you

havenʹt been a�ending our recent events, you

have been missing out on some outstanding

entertainment. These programs are for your

benefit and enjoyment and we need you to a�end,

so that we may ensure another successful year

and keep the COS seniors going for years to come.

Looking forward to greeting you at our opening

Seniors (continued from page 11) event on October 7th at 2 pm. Please arrive early,

there will be a line at the door for those who

havenʹt yet paid their 2018-2018 COS Senior

Dues. Please pay in advance to avoid the longer

line.

COS SENIORS— WHERE EVERYONE IS

ALWAYS WELCOME.

Have a very healthy & happy summer.

Sincerely,

Jerry Leibman

COS Seniors President

B’nai Mitzvah

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Friday, August 10th at 7:30 p.m. and

Saturday, August 11th at 9:30 a.m. we

celebrate the Bar Mi!vah of Alec Naft,

son of Claude'e & Jason Naft.

Saturday, August 25th at 9:30 a.m.

we celebrate the Bar Mi!vah of

Jonah Podberesky, son of Lesley &

Daniel Podberesky.

More from Machaneh Ohev 2018

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY love

love

1 Adlai & Carolyn Green

1 Abraham & Sara Gold

2 Ronald & Nina Oppenheim

2 Ashley & David Lanxner

2 Jeremy & Rachel Scheinberg

3 Marc & Alyssa Greenstein

3 Benjamin & Ellen Tarantur

3 Jeffrey & Michelle Greenwald

3 Richard & Stacey Schwamm

4 Allen & Sandra Saft

4 Robin & Stephen Ko@in

5 Warren & Elise Bloom

5 Richard & Michelle Schwar@

5 Tami & Mark Offield

6 Hal & Jymmie Jacobson

8 Lauren Roth & Michael McNarney

11 Arthur & Jane Briskman

12 Sco� & Lauren Zimmerman

12 David & Courtney Feiner

14 David & Michal Osteen

14 Barry & Andrea Stern

15 Irwin & Rita Feldman

19 Stephen & Judy Schreiber

19 Bernard & Samra Gotlib

24 Richard & Sharan Schwar@

25 Randall & Caryn Cohen

26 Jonathan & Gwen Granet

27 David & Patricia Bornstein

27 Douglas & Sally Stein

27 Shelly & Kimberly Fenton-Zeira

31 Steven & Penny Goldstein

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY love

love

1 Sean & Margarita Isaak

3 Ronald & Cynthia Rubin

3 Eli & Ina Porth

3 Steven & Marbella Hornik

3 Sco� & Alison Silvestry

3 Gesina Castro & Angel Lopez

5 Sco� & Marci Greenberg

5 Michael & Heather Gurian

7 David & Michelle Medvedeff

10 Edward & Susan Kleiman

10 Bruce & Yael Miller

11 Archie & Myrna Ossin

11 Jacob & April Engel

12 Michael & Estelle Wheeler

12 Christopher & Lisa Geiger

12 Arnold & Mary Siegel

13 Gregory & Cheryl Finkelstein

13 Andrea & Jeffrey Burke

14 Melvin & Judith Cohen

14 Ellis & Helene Schauder

14 Michael & Nancy Hayt

16 Paul & Teresa Finer

18 Isaac & Beth Berger

19 Harry & Marcie Ka@en

20 Lee & Sharon Harary

21 Gale & Edward Milgrim

22 Bessie & Jose Pickard

22 Jerome & Leah Freedman

22 Jerrod & Linda Zlatkiss

25 James & Barbara Grodin

25 Peter & Ellen Zollman

25 David Kay & Goldman Kay

26 Mark & Vera Amar

26 Richard & Harriet Wallsh

27 Gilbert & Joyce Walker

28 I. Cori Baill & Daniel Jacobs

28 Richard & Renee Janovi@

28 Charles & Barbara Wi�en

29 Barry & Penny Gold

30 Robert & Rachel Gebaide

30 Mark & Anita Scheinblum

30 Lee Moore & Melanie Baxt

31 Dean & Nancy Faracchio

1 Isabella Semmel

1 Benjamin Kleiman

2 Edward Kleiman

2 Shoshanna Friedman

3 Tamara Gluck

3 Jonathan Osteen

3 Judy Kahan-Davis

3 Marc Feuerman

3 Jane Briskman

4 Richard Stein

4 Hudson Glener

4 Sandra Picheny

4 Jonah Podberesky

4 Marla Rosen

5 Michael Beim

5 Donald Levin

5 Janice Abrams

5 Jeffrey Bornstein

5 Alan Ginsburg

5 Tracey Jacobs

5 Griffin Golden

6 Michael McNarney

6 Viviane Ackerbaum

6 Lauren Harris

6 Edwin Elkes

7 Mitchell Spector

7 July Crawford

7 Bruce Miller

8 Sadie Waldbaum

8 Marilyn Salzman

8 Joshua Trabin

8 Jennifer Aaron

8 Jo Staffin

8 Stuart Leventhal

9 Jeane:e Brownstein

9 Alec Naft

9 Samuel Goldstein

10 Ariella Fenton-Zeira

10 Eytan Pollak

10 Nava Lanxner

10 Ronny Shisgal

10 Kaitlyn Dunn

10 Yael Miller

10 Susan Bach

10 Ethan Cohen

11 George Janas

11 Michelle Medvedeff

11 Holden Harris

11 Judith Abramson

11 Tracey Levy

12 Samuel Charles

12 Gloria Levine

12 Nina Oppenheim

12 Samuel Weiss

12 Abby Goldsmith

12 Neal Crawford

12 Estelle Klein

12 Jessica Novick

12 Be:y Shapiro

12 Cheryl Wiener

12 Ellen Sackel

13 Dustan Smith

13 Mindy Sakowi?

13 Evan Ludin

13 Benjamin Bartle:

13 Sharon Sisselsky

14 Laura Waldbaum

14 Layla Gold

14 Shari Klafter

14 Daniel Rothbaum

14 Chad Plotkin

14 Claudia Green

14 Amy Le@owi?

14 Evelyn Buren

14 Curtis Smith

15 Beth Berger

15 Yair Fraifeld

15 Marsha Seff

15 Lindsay Maizel

15 Renee Roberts

15 Alex Jacobson

15 Liev Kilman

15 Pamela Saffran

16 Hilary Ackerman

16 Ronda Weinstock

17 Ava Botwin

17 Daniel Goldsmith

17 Sco: Aaron

17 John Horowi?

17 Ina Porth

17 David Lanxner

18 Joanna Shujman

18 Arden Wallman

18 Barbra Resnick

18 Benjamin Strom

18 Hannah Strom

18 Alicia Buchanan

18 Mary Geartner

19 Robert Yarmuth

19 Isabel Libow

19 Frank Tauber

19 David Wallsh

19 Kevin Siegfried

19 Brian Dorman

20 Sarah Harary

20 Barry Portnoy

21 Yahly Shisgal

21 Lily Israel

21 Jeremy Scheinberg

22 Robert Gebaide

22 Jonathan Arnon

22 Sophie Schaked

22 Sophia Silio

22 Henry Lewin

22 Miriam Scheinblum

23 Michael Krise

23 Laura Goldware

24 Ma:hew Krupitsky

24 Lily Toll

24 Eric Strom

24 Richard Seidman

24 Kylie Sheplan

24 Barbara Wi:en

24 Amy Dorman

24 Arthur Briskman

25 Lauren Zimmerman

25 William Myers

25 Michelle Hajdenberg

25 Danielle Wolfe

25 Kenneth Feldman

25 Marvin Friedman

26 Debra Botwin

26 Bernice Landis

26 Gayle Stein

27 Dena Luxenberg

27 Sydney Beim

27 Riley Beim

27 Lilly Freedman

27 Howard Pinsky

27 Jose Benikes

28 Wendy Derrow

28 Howard Le@owi?

28 Diana Goldberg

28 Zac Offield

28 Lawrence Wartell

29 Daniel Aidif

29 Adam Weinstein

29 Janna Gluck

29 Clifford Plotkin

29 Lorraine Pinsky

29 Susan Levenson

29 Dorothy Klosner

29 Brian Bellinkoff

30 Danielle Krise

30 Brenda Friedman

30 Susan Zimmon

30 Joseph Sujka

30 Esther Cohen

31 Nancy Layish

31 Bailey Goldberg

31 Stephen Silver

TO OUR July BIRTHDAYS

1 Ronald Kwasman

1 Andrew Newman

1 Cyrus Siminou

2 Aaron Izzo

2 Joshua Weiner

2 Aaron Perlstein

2 Courtney Feiner

2 Michael Kaplan

3 Jacob Zifferbla:

3 Allen Miller

3 Michael Hayt

3 Jacob Wladis

4 Michelle Klaiman

4 Karen Selznick

4 Alyson Kane

5 Jonathan Zimmon

5 Liza Luxenberg

5 Max Horowi?

5 Tod Ellington

6 Elena Finer

6 Howard Sakowi?

6 Ma:hew Miller

6 Moe Treibi?

6 Andra London

7 William Bartle:

7 Max Stein

7 Sharon Fraifeld

7 Mason Gold

7 Rhonda Hemphill

7 Anna Jacobs

7 Miles Horowi?

7 Richard Wi:

7 CeCe Wilck

8 Angela Chaskes

8 Hannah Zeffren

9 Dylan Gindi

9 Ethan Bornstein

9 Betsy Cohen

9 Rebecca Geboff

9 Alana Geboff

9 Vera Amar

9 Victoria Gruber

9 Judith Rubinger

9 Roslyn Leventhal

10 Holden Baxt

10 Josh Greenstein

10 Susan Monheit

11 David Lightman

11 Isaac Lightman

11 Rachel Babi:

11 Garre: Greenwald

11 Harvey Cohen

11 Edward Brenner

11 Evan Wladis

11 Erika Wertheim

12 Heather Gurian

12 Yve:e Bressler

12 Charlo:e Davis

12 Stuart Kimball

12 Macy Le@owi?

13 Myriam Garzon

Greenberg

13 Jorge Barrios

13 Warren Williams

13 Naomi Wi:enstein

13 Haley Gaeser

14 James Shapiro

14 Henry Krise

14 Alan Gispan

14 Lyn Kleiman

14 Burton Chasnov

14 Lisa Green

14 Judith Fraden

14 Penny Gold

15 Alexa Schwamm

15 Jack Broffman

15 Mary Siegel

15 Emma Gotlib

16 Ainsley Siegel

16 Kimberly Schauder

16 Miles Gotlib

16 Melissa Apter

16 Rachel Scheinberg

16 Irwin Feldman

17 Maura Weiner

17 Daniel Seff

17 Jason Naft

17 Judy Schreiber

17 Asher Zissman

17 Daniel Jacobs

17 Nessim Suissa

17 Vered Marx

18 Barry LaBoda

18 Marni Stein

18 Naomi Klafter

18 Rafael Layish

18 Warren Bloom

18 Steve Brownstein

18 Bre: Spector

18 Mara Levin

18 Zohar Cain

18 Betsy Luxenberg

18 Justin Grossman

18 Tayler Gold

18 Emily Slavkin

19 Adam Li:man

19 Leo Zissman

19 Lisa Maizel

20 Bernice Diamond

20 Damaris Crispin

20 Debbie Horowi?

20 Jason Feldman

21 Aaron Weil

21 David Levin

21 Alyssa Turner

21 Diane Goldberg

21 Connor Newman

21 Abby Geartner

22 Karen Arnon

22 Drew Samelson

22 Arielle Podberesky

22 Anita Scheinblum

22 Zelda King

23 David Moldau

23 Cwynn Geiger

23 Marc Homburger

Jacobs

23 Judith White-Mione

23 Zivah Strom

23 Michelle Kahan

23 Daniel Kahan

23 Paul Goldsmith

24 Abby Newman

25 Netanel Segal

25 Marilyn Kaplan

25 Delaney Rige:a

25 Loren London

26 James Hajdenberg

26 Lloyd Green

27 Shannon Melnick

27 Allison Zimmon

27 Mark Stone

27 Corey Gerson

27 Elysa Schauder

27 Yira DeFreitas

27 Samantha Gotlib

27 Ma:hew Apter

27 Ross Bloom

28 Nathaniel Countess

28 Laurie Smith

28 Maya Gluck

28 Danny Gendzier

29 Hannah Rubenstein

29 Avi Zollman

29 Alan Wladis

30 Marci Gaeser

31 Lander Gold

31 Marjorie Postal

31 Olivia Turner

31 Cindy Rubin

31 Lauren Bornstein

31 Elisheva Siegel

31 Daniel Mayer

August BIRTHDAYS TO OUR

July 2018 Tammuz ~ Av 5778 SUNDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY

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JUNE 30-JULY 6

Miriam Abell

Arnold Abramson

Lee Beiner Asarnow *

Celia Bach

Sam Bassan

Samuel J. Bederson

Gussie Smith Bialostock *

Ernest Bo:omley

William Bozarth *

Bessie Cherry

Jean Cooper

Harry Covin

Vida Darvin

Sophie Eisenberg

Elaine Ellick *

Eva Epstein

Ida Fish

Esther Friedman

Robert Smith Gaines Jr.

Rhuda Goldhar *

Eva Yaguda Goldstein *

Miriam Goldstein *

Martin Gordon

Alex Greenspoon

Theodore Grushka

Arthur Harrison *

Judith Herman

Fannie Hoffen

Abraham Indek

Lorena Jenkins

Baruch Karbassi

Sarah Ka?

Jack Kichler

Louis Koss

Samuel Le@ov

Marvin Libow

Myra Martin

Susan Polli

Nathan Posner

David Rosen

Liese Rosenblum

Sarah Leah Rosenfeld

Howard Rovins

Sue C. Rubenstein

Jerry Schefen *

Kate Schoenberg *

Malka Shujman *

Benjamin Silberman

Philip Simensky *

Bessie Simon

Edith Slone A:ermann

Max Smith

Charlo:e Stein

Minnie Steine

William Stillwaggon

Edward Strawgate

Frances Strum

Nathan Torgovnick

George Wladis

JULY 7—13

Bessie Abramovi?

Saul Abramson

Rosabel Bogdanoff

Milton Brickman *

Ida Siskin Brickman

Al Damus

Dora Echelman *

Yasean Clayton Enouiti

Dorothy Fraikhorn Har-

vey

Isadore Fried

Joseph Fried *

Arthur B. Friedman *

Leonard Glasser

Adele Lichtenstein Gold-

man *

Jack Green

Rose Greenberg

Fannie Heller

Jack ʺShugʺ Kamenoff *

Baruch Kruzhkoff

Max Landsman

Irvin Lazarus

Nathan Loeb *

Sadie London *

Joseph Manchester

Berdie Mandelkern

Irene Mann

David Mills *

Lawrence Peisner

Mollie Prince *

Sidney D. Robinson

Ronald Rosenberg

Gladys Rubin

Sam Sakowi? *

Barbara Bunny Sall *

Jerome Schiff

Milton Schreiber

Joseph Sidney

Geraldine Singer

Oscar Slesnick

Malcolm Slotsky *

Aron Sniad *

Sydney Staffin

David Stoller

Max Sugarman

Francisco Vargas

Stanley Weinroth

Bernard M. Weinstein *

Margaret Weissmann

Harry White

JULY 14—20

Hymie Ackerman

Ilse Adler *

Anne Anisman

Victor H. Arbiter *

Allen Baisuck

Stuart Bernstein

Erna Brillas *

Robert Chernuchin

Louis Cooper

Frank Crasnow

Cirilo DeFreitas

Sam Deutsch

Jean Deutsch

Philip DiVito

Polin Donskaya

LewisʺBugsyʺ Engelberg *

Merlene Frank

Pauline Friedman

Leon Friedman *

Jack Geartner

Robert Gerson

Barne: Glassman

Harry Goldberg

Sheila Goldberg

Sylvia Amy Goldstein *

Benjamin Bernard

Greenberg *

Sol B. Harris *

Anne Gardner Herman *

Sam Hershkowi? *

Arnold Heyman

Beverly Jacobs

Mildred Javodick *

Michael Kalik

Marie Kapon *

Freda Kerben *

Samuel P. Kimball *

Meyer Klein

Augusta Krutman

Issie Lazare

Ruth Le@ov

Bert Menkofsky Lustok *

Tillie Margolis *

Benjamin Meyer

Herbert Jerome Michaels *

Joe Miller *

Robert Milner

Sarah Moskowi? *

Harry Perlberg

Miriam Picheny *

Sayde Rossman

Melville Roth

Harry Rubin *

Leonard Schwar?

Ye:a Stotsky *

Isadore Sykes *

Arthur Tiger

Harriet Trubman

Gary Weiss

Louis Wolly *

July 21—27

Shabtai Ackerman

Joseph Baisuck

Martin Bass

YAHRZEITS * Yahrzeit Plaque

* Yahrzeit Plaque

Carolyn Bernstein

Morris ʺBudʺ Blaher

May Bluberg

Ralph Brown

Talia Castellano

Samuel K. Chaskes

Gedalya Fish

Fanny Flax

Cheryl Weiner Fleishner *

Arthur Folgelman

Norma C. Friedman *

Vera Geller

Kenneth Gelpey

Helen Ginburg

Herman Goldstein *

Edward Halpern

Elona Halpren

Joseph Hepner *

Barbara Hershkowi?

Abraham Hirschkorn

Muriel Jacobson *

Janet Jacobson

Misha I. Kantor *

Eli King

Nathan Krutoy

Charles Lane *

Joseph Legumsky

Shirley Leib

Lena Licht *

Ruth Lucks

Frank Marks *

Aida Mishkin

Arthur Moskowi? *

Barry Muchnick

Frances Pincus

Esther Posner

Sarah Rapoport

Sally Salamy

Harry Sall

Martha Schwar?

Barry Shankman

Sheila Sherman

Bernard Shuman

Myron Skolly

Solomon Slatkin

Caroline Stein

Samuel Sternberd *

Samuel Stezherinsky

Jean Torgovnick

Don W. Uebelhart

Victor Wandler

Joseph Weissmann

Mandel Wolgel

Anne Youshak *

Joseph Yudenfreund

Arnold Zerivi?

JULY 28-AUGUST 3

Rudolph Adler

Claudia Allen

Bryna Altbaier

Ruth Wolly Arbiter *

Freda Azarnoff *

Marvin Baar

Esther Bas Joseph

Goldie Bear

Reuben Bonne: *

Irving Brownstein

Morris Cassin

Mayer Chepenik

Jackie Chudney

Margaret D. Corey

Florence Dees

Mary Mavin Factor

Joseph S. Fain *

Seymour Fenster

Margaret Floyd

Morris Geiger

Charles Gelpey *

Ruth Glucksman

Paul Heller

Harry Josel

Ye:a Josel

Norman Kagan

Alma Kerben

Albert Lemke *

Pearl Levinson *

Saul Levy

Louis Markovi?

Edward Matuna *

Galia Alice Melech *

Seth Micklin

Howard Monheit

Lillian Olds

Helen Plotkin

Esther Pow

Morris Richman

Henry Aaron Ross *

David Rubin *

Moses Schenkelback

Sarah Simons *

Ida Singer

David Skop

Sylvia Solomon-Wheeler

Ronald Sowalsky

James Stanek

Isidor Stotsky *

Jeffrey Tobiason

Perry Verge

Sam Watsky *

AUGUST 4-10

Amy Amiga

Barney Asarnow *

Frank Asher *

Sara Bas Joseph

Phyllis Benjamin

Louis Bienstock *

Samuel Bigman *

Miriam Blaher

Marion Bo:omley

Melvin Brodie

David Cohen

Donald Cohen

Della C. Cohen *

Paulina Dana

Lucy Dana

Paul Danziger

Lester Darvin

Morris Lionel Drazen *

Fannie Edelman *

Rosa Eincig

Charlo:e Fischer

Samuel Fish

Lena Frank

Penni Freeman

Sco: Friedman

William Gamson *

Minnie Gill *

Jeanne:e Gardner Gluck *

Madeline Goldin

Carrie Goldstein *

Bernard Nathan

Grossman *

Sally Heit *

Rae Her?

Benjamin Hoffen

Louis Kamenoff *

Joseph Kapon

Robert Ka? *

Mania Kerben *

Blanche Kirschenbaum

Morris Klo? *

Leo Kolin

Evelyn Le@owi?

Irwin Leider

Gertrude Levinson

Alvin Levy

Hyman Lieberman *

William McNarney

Stanley Milton Neuman

Estelle OʹConnell

Ida Pines

Bernice Posner *

Frank Posner

Esther Rosen

Freda K. Saltman *

Selma Greenspon Sax

Be:y Schneier

Joe Schreiber

Harry Siegel *

Max Siegel

Martha Fleet Spill

Isadore Stein

Esther Sulsky *

Richard Taub

Samuel Wilson

Margaret Yudenfreund

Edward Zawistowski

Carolyn Ziptko

AUGUST 11-17

Lea Altbaier

Honora Appleson

YAHRZEITS * Yahrzeit Plaque

* Yahrzeit Plaque

Susan Berkofsky

Ruth Carrel Birnberg

Shirley Rand Cohen

Marcia Ellen Cutler

Florence Graff Drazen *

Norma Dubbrin

Benjamin Echelman *

Sidney Feuerman

Martha Field

Sadye Fri:

Rose Gold

Leonard Goldfarb

Keith Goldin

Leo Goldsmith

Fred Gropper *

Hester Gropper *

Irving Her?

Arthur Jacobson

Norman Levin

Milton Levine *

Sheryl Lewis

Bernard Lipofsky *

Theodore Lole

David Mafdali

Daniel Malamud

Gerald ʺJerryʺ Margil

Zaimi Margolit

Ne:ie Micklin

Evelyn Miller

May B. Ostrow *

Gertrude Resnick *

Bruce Rosenberg

Bernard Rothman

Tess Rubelow *

Be:y Bloom Rubin

Ben Salomon *

Rose Schenkel

Edward Schick

Sylvia Schiff *

Jeane:e Schoenhaut

Simon Selig

Jamie Shujman

Florence Siegel *

Renee Sofren

Anna Nabin Stegman *

Dorothy Stillwaggon

Ida Tilles

Martin Unger

Pearl Verge

Marcos Waissmann

O:o Wartell *

Goldie Weiss *

Sadie Wilkins

Marvin Wi:en

Rose Zucker

AUGUST 18-24

Herman Axelberg

Ruth Berns

Samuel Bish

Pearl Brown

Bernard Cooper *

Martin Fischer

Max Fridman

Bernard Friedman

Moses B. Goldman *

Irving Goldschein *

Harry Halpern *

Eugene Joseph Heller *

Sovel Heshelow

William Louis Hirshfield *

Edythe Indek

Julia G. Jacobson *

Julius ʺJackʺ Kaabe *

Rose Cutler Klompus

Sam Langert

Minnie Legumsky

Daniel Lehrman

Miriam Levine

Edward Ludin

Thelma Miller *

Edith Miller

Mortimer Min? *

Luther Leon Moore

Helen Joan Moses *

Jacob Peisner *

Dorothy Pinsky

A. David Rayvis

Jeane:e F. Roussman *

Harry Rubin

Sarah Scheinblum

Lillian Schulman *

Charles Schwar? *

Jean Setleis

Ann Shapanka

Marina Siles

Sophie Silverman *

Maury Alvin Simonds

Morris A. Skop *

Arthur U. Skop

Marilyn Stamen

Elizabeth Stein *

Carrie Warowi?

Joseph Wolfe

AUGUST 18-24

Fred Ackerman

Be:y Alpert Surloff *

Joel Aronson

Aaron Aufseher *

I. Mordecai Baill

Esther Berger

Doris Shirley Bloch

Einhorn

Mark Block *

Elaine Blutman

Isadore D. Class *

Michael Cohen *

Mollie Cohen

Jerald Wayne Davis

Judith Ehrenberg *

Esther Feinstein

Louis Finkelstein

Blossom Fogel

Frank Friedman

Abraham Moshe Fux

Rebecca Gaeser

Toby Roberta Garber *

Joseph Geller

Irwin Gendzier

Murray Goldberger

David Leon Goldenberg

Sylvia Goldman

Charles A. Goldsmith *

Marion Greenwald

Toby Grossman

Kate Haberman *

Mary Hecht *

Charles Hecht *

Natalie Hennig *

Louis Gardner Herman *

Elton Herman

Monte Herman

Harvey K. Kalmanson *

Adolph Lassk *

Morris Lieberman

Sam London *

Ethel Markowi?

Randy Melnick

Max Mestechkin

Mo: Morris

Neil Newman

Shayna Cai Presser

Jose Rafael Curras Torres

Ne:ie Reich *

Curt Resnick

Harriet Roth

Ida Rubinstein

Barbara Lois Saxe *

Nataniel Schaffer

Sylvia Schwar?

Fanny Slatkin

Celia A. Solomon *

Lillian Spiegel

Frances Steinberg Berman

Henry Stern *

Irving Teitelbaum

Herbert Usherson

Donald Valente

Joseph David Weisbla:

Celia Wildfeuer *

Lillian Wi:en

YAHRZEITS * Yahrzeit Plaque

* Yahrzeit Plaque

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FUND: Brenda Faiber in memory of my

beloved mother, Sylvia RiWin

Laurie & Marc Smith in memory of Anita Hara

Ben & Maura Weiner in memory of Charlo�e Nathan, mother of Sara Stern

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Anita Hara

Eve Homburger & Bradley Jacobs in memory of Charlo�e Nathan, mother of Sara Stern

Rhonda Bornstein in memory of Joseph Gorovi@, father of Aaron Gorovi@

David & Judith Albertson in memory of Anita Hara

Es & Rick Cohen in memory of Charlo�e Nathan, mother of Sara Stern

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Morris Krave@ky, father of Marla Rosen

Laurie & Marc Smith in memory of Jack & Ann Montag

Ellen & Rich Mayer in memory of Kenneth Weingarten, father of Ellen

GENERAL FUND: Lainey & Richard Signer in

memory of Anita Hara

Anne McDonagh & David Fishbaum in honor of Pesach

Fran Lepow in memory of my mother, Bessie Greenberg

Woody & Cindy Johnson in memory of Anita Hara

Daniel & Day Goldsmith in honor of streaming Shabbat Services

Glenn & Ana Semmel in memory of Elisa Benchimol, mother of Ana

Melvin Marsel in memory of David Marsel

Susie Brozman

Howard & Cookie Pinsky in memory of Anita Hara

Judy & Bob Yarmuth in memory of Anita Hara

Sandra Nelson in memory of Anita & Joseph Hara

Robert & Anne Blair in memory of Anita Hara

Sherman Miller in memory of my mother-in-law, Edith Shefner

Judy & Bob Yarmuth in memory of Joseph Gorovi@, father of Aaron Gorvi@

Howard & Cookie Pinsky in memory of Sylvia Rapp, mother of Ethel Portnoy

Fran Lepow in memory of my father-in-law, Max Lepow

Joy & Ken David in memory of Emily Davis, mother of Ken

Jean Dolen in memory of my dear sister, Sylvia Dervin

Daniel & Day Goldsmith

RABBI RUBINGER’S DISCRETIONARY FUND:

Howard & Ellen Sackel in memory of Marcia Shuman, mother of Ellen

Jonathan Zimmon in memory of my father, Stuart Zimmon

Estelle & Michael Wheeler in memory of our brother-in-

law, Charles Hurvi@

Howard & Ellen Sackel in memory of Dr. Stephen Sackel, father of Howard

Jonathan & Becky Lou Alper in memory of Ralph Sarlin, father of Becky Lou

RABBI KAY’S DISCRETIONARY FUND:

Diane Brown in memory of my mother, Estelle Fox

Steven & Sandra Herman in memory of Elton Herman, father of Steven

Vivian Ackerbaum in memory of my father, Fernand Mustaki

Ruth Bernstein in memory of my beloved father, Nathan Shmunes

Marilyn Kaplan in memory of my beloved sister, Lila Maier

Steven & Sandra Herman in memory of Monte Herman, uncle of Steven

Gayle Zamore & Steve Worman in memory of Stephen Sackel, brother of Howard Sackel

Vivian Ackerbaum in memory of my mother, Simone Mustaki

Alan Davison in memory of my father, Henry Davison

Lisa & Bernard Zeffren in honor of Joshua Zeffren reading Torah on his Ben Torah

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND:

Barry & Laura LaBoda in memory of Margaret LaBoda, mother of Barry

Sally Izzo in memory of my mother, Anne�e Haug

COS CEMETERY FUND: Joan & Stuart Kimball in

memory of Florence Kimball, mother of Stuart

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Reva Shader

DONATIONS

Laurie & Marc Smith in memory of Nina Karlinsky

Barbara & Burt Chasnov in memory of Morris Krave@ky, father of Marla Rosen

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Chalres Shader, brother of Ron

HEBREW SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND:

Pearl & Howard LeWowi@ in memory of Anna Ka@, grandmother of Pearl

Melissa & Jeffrey Moskowi@ in memory of Morris Kravetsky, father of Marla Rosen

Helen Moskowi@ in memory of my sister-in-law, Sylvia Schoenberg

Stuart & Shula Levy in memory of Florence Karlin, mother of Stuart Levy

Helen Moskowi@ in memory of my father, William Schoenberg

Sima Feldberg in honor of Rabbi Maurice Kaprow receiving his Doctorial degree

Marcie & Harry Ka@en in memory of Rose Rosen, grandmother of Marcie

BEZALEL FUND: Roz Fuchs in memory of Anita

Hara

Roz Fuchs in memory of Sylvia Rapp

Roz Fuchs in memory of my aunt, Charlo�e Rotenberg

Roz Fuchs in memory of my aunt, Rita Levy

Roz Fuchs in memory of my mother, Bea E�inger

Roz Fuchs in memory of my grandmother, Ruth Bornstein

YOUTH PROGRAM FUND (GENERAL FUND)

Sandra Weiss in honor of Amy Geboff

Karen & Andrew Reiff & family in memory of Samuel Mi�elmark, father of Karen

PRAYER BOOK FUND – SIDDUR / CHAMASHEIM

Judy & Bernie Fraden in loving memory of Harry Fraden, brother of Bernie

Judy & Bernie Fraden in honor of Rabbi Kay and the lovely Passover Seder

MA’ASIM TOVIM FUND – FEEDING HOMELESS

Carolyn & James Rosenblum in memory of Eva Cohen, grandmother of Carolyn

DR. EDWARD S. ACKERMAN SCHOLAR-

IN-RESIDENCE FUND: Shelley Fleet in memory of

Rosella Cohen, mother of Sarilee Grossman

Shelley Fleet in memory of Joseph Gorovi@, father of Aaron Gorovi@

Shelley Fleet in memory of my grandmother, Sophie Fleet

Shelley Fleet in memory of my friend, Carolyn Dedrick

Shelley Fleet in memory of Anita Hara

Shelley Fleet in memory of Charlo�e Nathan, mother of Sara Stern

Shelley Fleet in memory of Arlene Kovner, mother of Emily Newman

Shelley Fleet in memory of Rabbi Ephram Rubinger, brother of Rabbi Aaron Rubinger

SENIORS: Shelley Fleet in memory of

Berny Raff

KIDDUSH / ONEG FUND: Emily & Steve Newman in

memory of Richard Kovner, father of Emily

Janet Friedman in memory of my grandfather, Simon Mishkin

Janice Abrams in memory of my husband, Henry Abrams

Gayle & Steven Stein in honor of Nina & Ron Oppenheim and their wonderful friendship

Claudia & Lloyd Green in honor of us becoming American citizens

Janet Friedman in memory of my great grandfather, Harry Mishkin

DORIS AND FRED STEIN MEMORIAL T’FILLIN FUND:

Gayle & Steven Stein in memory of Benjamin Joseph Kotin, father of Gayle

DONATIONS

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