Montefiore Winter 2015/2016 Newsletter

WINTER 2015–2016 • DECEMBER – FEBRUARY
Montefiore
FA M I LY
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TRIBUTE TO
RABBI
JOEL
CHAZIN
Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015
2:30 – 4:30 PM
Montefiore’s Maltz Auditorium
Rabbi Chazin has given his heart and soul to
Montefiore and the community having touched
countless lives by inspiring hope, healing and
spirituality.
Now is our time to pay tribute to him and his
many contributions as we celebrate these
milestones.
Montefiore Rabbi’s Fund was established to
support life-enriching resident programming
now and for the future. Your donation in Rabbi
Chazin’s honor will mean the world to him and
to us.
Visit montefiorecare.org, click Make a
Donation at the top and select Montefiore
Rabbi’s Fund.
* Dietary laws observed under Cleveland Kosher.
N E W S L E T T E R
Message from Jeffrey Davis
Chair, Montefiore Foundation
With accolades
galore –
let’s celebrate
together
at Montefiore!
Please join us for a
joyful afternoon of
music and celebration
as we honor Rabbi
Joel Chazin on his 20
years of service as
Montefiore chaplain
and his 80th birthday.
SUGGESTED GIVING LEVELS
Chai
$1800
Chesed
$1000
Mensch
$ 500
Mishpacha
$ 180
Chavarim
$ 54
Kahilah
$ 36
Please go online to
montefiorecare.org
or call 216-910-2350.
For more information or to RSVP, contact Denise Pease, foundation assistant, at
216.910.2350 or email [email protected] by Fri., December 11, 2015.
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HELP MAKE A BRIGHTER FUTURE
FOR OUR RESIDENTS
All too often, we take for
granted the life this country
affords us. I am aware of this
having heard stories from my
father and grandparents about
life in Europe. Last month, my
wife Marti and I spent three
days in Berlin as part of our 25th
wedding anniversary celebration. Our first day
was spent at the Topography of Terror Museum
and Holocaust Memorial, with a guide on our
second day.
Our guide took us to Wannsee, a beautiful
area just outside Berlin where wealthy Berliners
have summer homes beside a large lake –
think Bratenahl and Lake Erie. The Wannsee
Conference was held there in 1942 – where
15 high ranking Nazi Party and German
government officials gathered for 19 minutes
to discuss and coordinate the implementation
of what they called the “Final Solution of the
Jewish Question.” Five minutes away was Track
17, which looked like a Shaker Rapid stop.
Along both sides of the track were heavy metal
plates that still have dates, the number of Jews
and destination – the Germans kept meticulous
records. In the beginning, a hundred or so were
on the train, which then increased dramatically
to more than one thousand. The last train left
on March 27, 1945 with 18 Jews, and less than
two months later, Berlin fell.
Our last day was spent at the Jewish
Museum Berlin, which features a poignant
visual timeline and chronology of Jewish life in
Germany. To varying degrees, antisemitism and
intolerance were a way of life in Germany for
centuries.
In the United States, we have been
fortunate enough to establish ourselves
carrying forth our Jewish values to benefit our
community and the communities we live in.
We have established institutions that provide
education and care for the elderly and infirm
– many of which were created regardless of
an individuals’ ability to pay. These are the
values that set us apart from others. Without
the support of our generous donors we would
not be able to offer the many life-enrichment
programs to our Montefiore residents.
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VOLUNTEER
SPOTLIGHT
Intergenerational Joy for All at Montefiore
By Marissa Gelender, Volunteer Coordinator, 216.910.2566
With special help from guest writer
Brittany Powell, senior, Saint Martin de Porres Work Study Student
We are happy to announce our
partnership with Saint Martin de Porres
High School by partaking in a work
study program that allows students to
experience a corporate work environment
while continuing to take classes. The
Corporate Work Study Program at
Montefiore gives students unique
opportunities enabling them to be allaround successful in their future.
The students, as well as our residents,
benefit from their interaction – both enjoy
bridging the gap between generations
through conversations and activities. The
students’ presence gives residents a boost
of energy allowing them to be more
active and engaged. Residents enjoy the
students’ company while simply walking
through the halls or riding with them
in the elevators, and the students learn
from the residents how precious life is and
that every experience in life is a learning
moment.
Through this work study program,
the students also have the opportunity to
gain experience in an office environment
by working in administration, marketing,
rehab, human resources, volunteer services,
medical records and on the floors helping
unit secretaries. In turn, our Montefiore
staff is given the opportunity to interact
with and mentor the student workers.
Montefiore recognizes the valuable
difference these students and other
junior volunteers make in the lives of our
residents, families and staff. Students ages
12 and up (10 and under with a parent)
are invited to join Montefiore’s dynamic
Junior Volunteer program. Becoming a
junior volunteer is simple – students may
call anytime for an application and to
schedule an orientation session.
The Junior Volunteer program
enables students to work in a variety of
capacities with Montefiore residents and
staff, all while earning service hours and
interacting with others from a multitude
of schools and communities. Students are
free to personalize their own volunteer
schedule according to preferences and
availability.
Thank you to Sally Ziff and the Fannie
and Milly Cadkin Endowment Fund of The
Montefiore Foundation for supporting the
Junior Volunteer program and making it
such a success.
Freshmen
student
interns
Alontae
Harvey and
La’Daya St.
Clair getting
ready to
begin their
day at
Montefiore.
Jeffrey Davis, continued from page 1
The only bright spot in our visit to Berlin
was the number of students we saw at the
many museums – hopefully being educated
on the past, so their futures will be different.
Please support all the good work we
do at Montefiore – visit montefiorecare.org
and show your generosity for our Annual
Sustaining Campaign…help us ensure that our
future looks bright.
The Benefits
of Volunteering
With busy schedules, it can be hard to
find time to volunteer. However, the benefits
of volunteering are endless, and with the
right match, you can make new friends, reach
out to the community and develop new skills.
You can determine your time commitment
of volunteering from daily to once a year and
everything in between. Learn more about
the benefits of volunteering by calling Diane
Weiner, volunteer manager, at 216.910.2741
or Marissa Gelender, volunteer coordinator,
at 216.910.2566. You can also visit
montefiorecare.org/volunteer-opportunities.
Current Volunteer Opportunities Include:
• The Shoppe at Montefiore Sales Help
• Posh Nosh Café Cashiers
• Wheelchair Transport
• Pet Therapy
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– AESOP
Let’s Celebrate Sukkot!
Residents, staff and volunteers help
build the sukkah in Montefiore’s
atrium.
Betty Blumenthal, Cissy Rubin and Marcia
Cohen volunteering at The Shoppe at
Montefiore.
Israeli Defense
Forces concert
IDF soldiers
host a musical
performance
for
Montefiore
residents,
staff and
volunteers. L to r: Marissa Gelender and volunteers Linda
Angart and Meala Shvets with IDF soldiers after
they performed for residents!
College Volunteer Day!
Ursuline students, alumni
and staff spend the day with
Montefiore residents conversing,
playing games and singing songs.
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FREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY!
A Montefiore Tribute to
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Monday,
January 18, 2016
2:30 – 3:30 pm
Montefiore’s
Maltz Auditorium
Come Shop at
the New Shoppe at
Montefiore!
The Shoppe at Montefiore, formally The
MoMart Gift Shop, is now open for business!
Check out our stylish new look, new point of
sale system and new merchandise that comes
in frequently.
Volunteers are needed to assist in the
boutique early evenings and weekends.
Contact Diane Weiner, volunteer manager, at
216.910.2741 or dweiner@montefiorecare.org.
Featured address by
Robert Haynie, MD, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Student Affairs
and Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine at
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
“Advancing Dr. King’s Dream”
Dr. Robert Haynie is Dean of the Robbins Society
and Associate Dean for Student Affairs at the School of
Medicine. He earned his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from
Case Western Reserve University and his MD from the
CWRU School of Medicine. Dr. Haynie is also an Associate
Clinical Professor of Medicine and a former Chair of the
Admissions Committee and the Committee on Students.
Dr. Haynie serves on numerous committees including
American Society of Hypertension (ASH) and, as of October
1999, was granted the designation ASH Specialist in Clinical
Hypertension. He is also a member of the Cleveland Medical
Association, National Minority Organ and Tissue Transplant
Education Program and the High Blood Pressure Council of
Greater Cleveland. He was selected to be included in Best
Doctors in America 2001-2002 and 2003-2004. Dr. Haynie has published a number of
articles, primarily in the field of hypertension.
He has received numerous awards, including Outstanding Professor at CWRU,
Outstanding Professor of the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine, The Mt. Sinai
Medical Society Faculty Teaching Excellence Award and was the recipient of the 1995
CWRU School of Medicine Clifford J. Vogt, MD ’34 Alumni Service Award.
Special performance by Montefiore Activities Coordinator Josie Love.
For questions, contact Rabbi Joel Chazin
at 216.910.2522 or jchazin@montefiorecare.org.
This event is made possible by the generous support of
The Malcolm & Helene Zucker Endowment Fund of The Montefiore Foundation.
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Come Wrap
with MVPs!
Embrace the spirit
of the holiday season by
donating your time to make a difference! Join
the Montefiore Volunteer Partners (MVPs) in
wrapping thousands of gifts for customers of
Beachwood Place. Proceeds from this annual
fundraiser will support resident programs and
services sponsored by the MVPs such as outings,
bingo games, birthday gifts, ice cream socials
and more.
There are several shifts to choose from
beginning Friday, December 11 thru
Thursday, December 24:
Mon – Sat: 10 am -2 pm • 2-6 pm • 6-9 pm
Sunday: 11 am -3 pm • 3-7 pm.
We will also be offering a lesson on how
to wrap gifts of all sizes Tuesday, December 1
from 6:30-8 pm.
If you are unable to volunteer, you can
still help by bringing your Beachwood Place
purchases to the MVP gift wrapping station,
on the second floor in the Nordstrom wing,
to utilize the services and make a donation!
For more information, please contact
Diane Weiner, volunteer manager, at
216.910.2741 or dweiner@montefiorecare.org.
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The Call OFTheWeils
Samantha Sathre & Kim Pidala, Activity Coordinators • theweils.org
For a full listing of ALL events held at The Weils, please contact
Samantha or Kim at 440.543.4221.
December 2015 Happenings
Happy Holidays! All are welcome to come help ‘Deck The Weils’ for the winter
holidays on Thursday, December 3 at 2:30 pm.
Join us Sunday, December 6 at 6 pm in the Community Room when Cantor Gary
Gelender lights the first night of Hanukah candle.
Don’t forget to sign up for the outing to the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
for the ‘Violins of Hope’ Exhibition on Wednesday, December 16. Sign up sheets will be
posted at the beginning of December.
Come celebrate New Year’s Eve with us on Thursday, December 31 at 4 pm in the
Café! There will be a special performance by John DiPalma. Refreshments will be served.
January 2016 Happenings
Who will be The Weils’ next Winter Formal King and Queen? You are cordially
invited to The Weils Winter Formal on Saturday, January 23 at 3:30 pm. Wear your
favorite ball gown or tux, and enjoy an evening of music and dancing.
Celebrate Tu B’Shevat with us on Monday, January 25 at 1 pm in the Café. We will
bring in the New Year of the Trees with a special craft project.
Come hear stories from local Holocaust survivors in Montefiore’s documentary, “The
Remembering Project” on Wednesday January 27 in honor of International Holocaust
Remembrance Day. We will be showing this film in the Community Room at 1 pm.
February 2016 Happenings
Join us for Super Bowl Sunday on February 7 in the Café at 3:30 pm. Come cheer on
your favorite team while you enjoy light refreshments.
Happy Valentines Day! We will be decorating cookies on Sunday, February 14 at
11 am in the Café, followed by a special ‘Love Song’ performance by pianist Jim Henning
at 3 pm.
Picture Perfect at The Weils!
On The Weils Marquee
December 1 • 1:30 pm Geauga Park District
presents “Nature Prepares for Winter”
December 6 • 1:30 pm Steppin’ Out
preforms in the Community Room
December 17 • 1:30 pm Professor James
Pawlik speaks on “The History of Civil Rights in
America”
January 9 • 1:30 pm Guitar and singing
performance by Victor Breeler
January 17 • 1:30 pm Diane Menges will
perform a ‘Winter Blues’ program
January 26 • 3 pm History discussion with Lydia
Hublikar
February 21 • 1:30 pm Performance by
the Park Synagogue Volunteer Choir
February 22 • 4 pm Special happy hour
with a performance by Joel Scigliano
February 27 • 1:30 pm “Generations Show”
hosted by Monique Neuenschwander
The Weils Volunteer
Opportunities
The Weils is seeking adult and junior
volunteers, ages 12 and up, to help with various
aspects of resident life and staff support.
Volunteer opportunities are available any day
of the week in the morning, afternoon or some
evenings. Individuals choose their own schedule
of volunteer activities and times and can
determine the frequency of their volunteering.
Current Volunteer Opportunities Include:
• Bingo Caller
• Pet Therapy
• Friendly Visiting • Wii Bowling
• Arts & Crafts
For more information, please contact
Activities Coordinators Samantha Sathre and
Kim Pidala at 440.543.4221.
Meet THE Team
Moving, Downsizing and Selling Your
House: Featured Speaker Lee-Ann Spacek
with Jeff & Terry Young of the Young Team
Realtors and Amy Simon, manager of
community relations.
Resident Seymour Levine, volunteer
Vera Dombcik and Activity Coordinator
Kim Pidala enjoy the Tour of Italy Wine
Tasting.
The Weils celebrates
Halloween as residents
dress for a costume contest.
L to r: Contestants Barbara
Lebit, Jeanne Cost, Seymour
Levine and Anne Wyse
Please join us in
welcoming Samantha
Sathre as the Activity
Coordinator at The Weils.
Samantha graduated
from Kent State
University in May with
a Bachelor of Science in
Human Development
Studies and a minor in
Gerontology and Nonprofit Studies. While
at Kent State, she was the health education
intern at The Alzheimer’s Association.
Visit theweils.org
to view the monthly
activities calendar
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Upcoming Events at Montefiore
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INSTITUTE
Monday, Jan. 25, 2016
10:30 am
with Rabbi Joel Chazin
“Tu B’Shevat Seder”
Monday,
Feb. 29, 2016
10:30 am
with Rabbi
Alan Lettofsky,
Jewish Federation of
Cleveland
“American Jewry and
Israel: How Do We
Get Closer?”
Light refreshments
will be served.
For more information, contact
Rabbi Chazin at 216.910.2522.
MONTHLY
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Held every last Tuesday of each
month at 11 am in the Maltz Chapel
December 29
January 26
February 23
Happy Hanukah!
Hanukah: Visits and Blessings
in all Dining Rooms
Hanukah blessings each of eight nights
in all dining areas at 5:15 pm, to begin
Sunday evening (first light), December 6,
courtesy of Leadership Lights,
board members and volunteers.
Hanukah Concert
with Mary Beth Ions &
Cheryl Eitman
Sunday, Dec. 6 • 2:30 pm
Sponsored by the Sid and Bette Blumenthal Fund
of The Montefiore Foundation.
MONTEFIORE
VOLUNTEER PARTNERS
Hanukah/
Holiday Party
Saturday, Dec. 19 • 2:30 pm
Entertainment by Judy Brown-Krizman.
Ice cream social
RSVPs appreciated to Diane Weiner at
216.910.2741.
Lou Sulzer Celebrates
99th Birthday
Lou (of blessed
memory) & Bea Sulzer
and several generations
of the Sulzer family,
including children,
grandchildren and
great grandchildren.
MESSAGE FROM
RABBI JOEL CHAZIN
A MARXIST INTERPRETATION OF
HANUKAH: OUTRAGEOUS… OR IS IT?
Karl Marx, Russian
philosopher, economist and
revolutionary socialist, did not
come into existence until 2,000
years after Judah the Maccabee.
However, scholars have pointed
out that the division of social
classes had, in fact, just developed prior to
the Maccabean uprising*. It was this group of
farmers, scribes (the new interpreters of the
Torah) and the lower and middle classes in
Jerusalem that were, during this period, the
backbone of the Maccabean revolt and formed
the fighting force that joined Judah and his
brothers.
The Hellenizers, as the upper class was
called, were attracted to the wealth and
fashions of Greek culture and were content
to make peace with the pagan ways that
accompanied it. To the horror of many, the G-D
of the Jews was now Zeus Olympius (the Greek
god) and this was the god now worshipped in
the Holy Temple. Judah and the people staked
their lives on saving Jewish traditions, and
thanks to his bravery, Judah and his brothers
fought and died for the ancestral faith and the
Torah.
Battle after battle from Beth Horon
to Emmaus to Beth Zur, all within an hour
of Jerusalem, the Maccabees defeated an
assortment of Syrian-Greek forces arrayed
against them, which is how the festival of
Hanukah originated – the Feast of Dedication
declared by Judah and his followers on the
twenty-fifth of Kislev, in 164 BCE.
So, what can we make of this? Class
divisions did matter at that time, but it was the
great majority of the population that would
not surrender the Torah. We credit Judah for
having the courage and charisma to unify the
people who cared about Judaism and to lead
them to the triumph. We will celebrate all that
he did to save the Jewish traditions on Sunday
evening, December 6, when we light the first
candle of Hanukah.
Rabbi Joel Chazin
Happy Hanukah!
*a wealthy upper class, consisting of the Cohanim,
the high priests and a large agricultural class of
farmers in the countryside adjoining Jerusalem.
Veterans Day Celebration
Resident and Veteran
Sol Volpe with Iuliia Marshall,
Activities Coordinator.
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Leading the Havdalah service following the
Steve Willensky piano concert are Cantor Cheryl
Eitman with Linda & Rabbi Joel Chazin.
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Meet THE Team
Please join us in welcoming David Granito, BSN, RN, as the Director
of Nursing for the Post Hospital Care Services and Programs at
Montefiore. David brings more than 18 years of experience in
skilled and long-term care nursing. He served in various nurse
leadership positions, most recently over the last 10 years as
Associate Director of Nursing at Menorah Park. He has a strong
track record of excellent quality and customer service outcomes.
David is certified as both a American Association of Nurse
Assessment Coordination (AANAC) and Resident Assessment
Coordinator (RAC). He brings essential expertise in both pharmacy
and electronic medical record management and has delivered
strong results on the post-acute units in areas of patient satisfaction
and reductions in re-hospitalization.
We are happy to welcome Michelle Schreiner, RN, to Montefiore as a
Patient Care Coordinator of our Post-Hospital Care Center. She has
20 years of experience in nursing. Prior to coming to Montefiore,
Michelle worked at Pleasant Lake Villa in Parma and University
Hospitals Parma Medical Center. Michelle graduated top of her
class from Hondros Nursing College and is currently working on
obtaining her BSN.
Help us welcome Angela Young, LSW, who joined the Montefiore
Social Services team. Angela offers more than 15 years of
experience working with senior and adult populations across the
healthcare continuum – from community work at the Western
Reserve Area Agency on Aging’s Passport Home Care Program and
Buckeye Community Health, to Long-Term and Skilled Nursing
Facility Care at The McGregor Home where she served as the
Director of Social Services. Angela will be working with fellow
social worker Tina Ferrar and Social Services Manager Neela
Chattman in the Post-Hospital Care Center.
We are pleased to welcome Julie Tackla, LSW, to the Social Services
team at Montefiore. Julie brings with her more than 11 years of
experience working in long-term care and skilled nursing facility
settings. She is well-versed in the areas psychosocial assessments,
care planning, and discharge planning. Julie will be joining us parttime as a long-term care social worker for the second floor where
she will work alongside fellow social worker Sarah Axner.
We are excited to welcome Executive Chef Steve Weiss to
Montefiore as the new chef of Dining Services through Morrison
Community Living. Born and raised in Cleveland, Steve has been in
the food service business for more than 20 years and has worked
in hotels, restaurants, private clubs, and retirement communities,
mainly on the Westside of the city. He also has previous experience
working with seniors at The Renaissance, an assisted living
community in Olmstead Falls, in the dining services department.
Steve says that he is very thankful for the opportunity to be part of
the Montefiore team.
Welcome Aboard,
Morrison!
We are thrilled to share with you that
Montefiore’s dining services has partnered with
Morrison Community Living to manage the
dining and hospitality service program for our
campus. We want to thank Talk of the Town who
has been our food service provider for their past
eight years of service.
The transition to Morrison went into effect
on October 8. This decision was made after
careful consideration of the capabilities and
offerings from several highly respected national
leaders in dining service management.
Morrison Community Living is a national
firm with a focus in senior living and nursing
home dining programs with expertise in working
in kosher facilities and currently services 30
Jewish senior housing communities nationwide.
We are confident that Morrison understands the
importance of our dining traditions and our goal
to create a world-class kosher dining experience
for our residents. Morrison’s philosophy of
creating foodservice rooted in tradition, yet upto-the minute in choice, selection and nutrition
aligns perfectly with our goals to improve the
overall resident dining experience.
We became familiar with Morrison
Community Living as they have overseen all
aspects of dining and food service at The Weils,
our senior living community in Chagrin Falls,
for the past five years. They have a proven
track record for high resident and family dining
satisfaction. Through Morrison, The Weils has
hosted events such as a cooking demo with
celebrity chef Bal Arneson of the Cooking Channel.
We are excited about this partnership at
Montefiore as we know you will be too. Please
feel free to contact Mark Weiss, administrator
and CFO, at 216.910.2640 with any questions or
concerns you may have.
Dave Snacki,
General Manager
Executive Chef,
Steve Weiss
AJAS President and CEO Meets with
Montefiore Executive Team
L to r: Mark Weiss, Carol
Weiss, Roberta Brofman
Seth Vilensky, AJAS*
President and CEO
Don Shulman, Susan
Lieberman and Evan
Lubline. Not pictured:
Debbie Rothschild.
* Association of Jewish
Aging Services.
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Jewish Federation of Cleveland Super Sunday!
Sitting: Emily & Ariel Vilensky, Diane Weiner
and Kerry Kertesz. Standing: Dan Zelman, Seth
Vilensky, Mark Weiss, Larry Mack, Idelle Wolf
and Melissa Adell.
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Foundation News
#GivingTuesday
Thanksgiving is seen as a day for
giving thanks whereas Black Friday and
Cyber Monday are days that offer great
sales and deals. #GivingTuesday combines
those days and gives you an opportunity
to give back, with a global day dedicated
to coming together for one common
purpose: to celebrate generosity and to give.
#GivingTuesday is a simple idea of
helping families, communities, companies
and organizations come together to give
and encourage others to do the same. Let
others know how easy and important it
is by sharing how you are giving. Join us
by using the hashtag and be a part of a
global celebration of a new tradition of
generosity.
Annual Sustaining Campaign –
Your Generosity Makes
the Loving Difference
It has been our privilege of providing
innovative and loving care at Montefiore,
The Weils and in the community for 134 years.
Despite the mounting fiscal
challenges, Montefiore and The Weils
continue to touch thousands of lives
annually, on our campuses and in homes
throughout the community. These
essential services we provide each day, give
families and friends the peace of mind
that their loved one is in caring, capable
hands.
Your generosity makes Montefiore
and The Weils a better place to live, work,
visit and volunteer. Loving gifts ensure
that each resident receives the best in care
and services, regardless of their financial
ability. Please consider supporting
our annual campaign – you make the
difference for our residents and the whole
community!
Home Smart In-Home Memory
Technology Program
We are excited to share that the Mt.
Sinai Health Care Foundation board of
directors has approved our request of
$100,000 for “Home-Smart – In Home
Memory Technology Integration Project.”
This program will use smart, adaptive
technologies within our In-Home Memory
Care Program participant homes.
In the coming months, we look
forward to using these funds to integrate
cutting edge technologies into our
recently launched community-based
memory program. We are grateful to
the Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation for
their support of this important community
resource.
The Home Run Hits a Grand Slam!
We are grateful for the more than 300 runners and walkers
that came out despite the drizzle of rain to support The Montefiore
Foundation! Together as a community, The Home Run raised more
than $55,000 that will enable Montefiore to distinguish ourselves
by providing the exemplary care residents, patients and families
have come to depend on every day, regardless of ability to pay.
Congratulations to our top overall winners Brian Frantz and
Yocheved Wylen!
Mark Weiss, Montefiore
administrator and
CFO, with his children
Shoshana, Menachem
and Chanania
Runners being cheered on
by crowd. Taking a lead is
Bruce Sherman
DEBBIE ROTHSCHILD,
DIRECTOR OF
THE MONTEFIORE
FOUNDATION
A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING
I received a very special note this week. It
was a note from one of our nurses who received
a letter acknowledging a donation that had
been given to the Montefiore Foundation in
her honor. The gift was made in appreciation
of the loving care her mother experienced
during her stay. It was a mitzvah on many
different levels — The Montefiore Foundation
received important funds to help us help others.
The donor felt a special warmth knowing she
supported Montefiore while acknowledging
the caregiver’s kindness, and the caregiver was
encouraged to continue to provide the best in
care for her patients.
Maybe it was a kind word, a gentle smile
or a warm blanket that brought comfort to
you or your loved one. It could have been the
immediate attention at just the right moment
or a visit from a volunteer during an otherwise
mundane day. I hope you will consider making
a gift to say “thank you” in honor of someone
who brightened your loved one’s day. I promise
it will brighten your day as well.
Each of us can be part of making the loving
difference.
L’Shalom,
Cindy Polster, Dan Zelman,
Steve Willensky (with Callie),
Jeff Davis and Judy Willensky
Runners
lining up at
start line
Montefiore
staff
member
Isaiah Hill
To view more photos, visit montefiorecare.org/homerun
Watch for details about next year’s Home Run early fall 2016!
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Home Care Office Move
Thanks to a generous donation from Sanford
Kutash and Family, the Montefiore at Home
office was relocated from the second floor to
the first floor to better accommodate patients
and families.
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Tributes
AUGUST 1, 2015 – OCTOBER 31, 2015.
Tributes August 1, 2015 – October 31, 2015.
Donations to Montefiore enhance the lives of our
residents, families, staff, volunteers and the community.
This list reflects donations received August 1, 2015
– October 31, 2015. We apologize for any errors or
omissions. To make a donation in honor or in memory
of a special person or milestone event, please call The
Montefiore Foundation at 216.910.2350 or visit the
Foundation page on our website: montefiorecare.org.
THE 2015 ANNUAL
SUSTAINING CAMPAIGN
Stanley Blum
Stan & Melissa Davis
Michael & Jane Horvitz
Lisa Michel
Cathy Stamler
Stuart & Lisa Weitzman
THE 2016 ANNUAL
SUSTAINING CAMPAIGN
Affordable Uniforms
Anonymous
Richard & Denise Arnstine
Evelyn Barcus
Jacob & Michelle Bernstein
Oscar Berman
Stanley Blum
Elaine Bolasny
Andrew & Lucy Chess
Carol Clark
Designs by Penny –
Penelope Kirby
Carol K. Eisenberg
Polly Fine
George & Bela Fischer
Elizabeth Fleming
David & Kathryn Hexter
John Huntington
Benevolent Fund
Anthony Iorio
Faye Kaplan
Vilen & Bella Kilimakher
Klein, Jaffa & Halper Family
Philanthropic Fund –
Robert Klein
Sanford Kutash
Debra Light & Bruce Sherman
Barbara Messinger-Rapport
Lillian Milder
Pampered Chef – Susan
Warshay
Enid Randall
Albert & Audrey Ratner
David & Enid Rosenberg
June Rosenfeld
Alice Sayre
Debra Scheer
Zelda Segal
Marilyn S. Siegel
Mt. Sinai Health Care
Foundation
Marcia L. Spiro
Brian Young
In Honor of:
Debbie Anderson
Barbara Colombi
Emily & Sam Axner’s
B’nai Mitzvah
Bill & Andrea Grodin
Diane Korman’s Service as
Hospice Director
Michael & Carol Weiss
Carole Rock’s Milestone
Birthday
Pamela Boggs & David Glaser
Barry & Debbie Rothschild
Debbie Rothschild’s
Contribution to Jewish
Life by CJN
Donald & Gerda Freedheim
In Memory of:
Stanley Bass
Steven & Marla Taub
Frank Gallucci
Josephine Gallucci
Anthony & Charlene Picone
Karen Gornstein
Bart & Elaine Gilbert
Marilyn Prolman
Fred & Kathy Eisner
Stanley Roberts
Larry & Arlene Turbow
Melvin Wolk & Betty Fishman
Dorothy Schwartz
Lawrence Mack
Stan & Joy Priesand
Max Sonenstein
Harvey & Irene Bernstein
Joan Weiss
Richard & Sharon Berger
Ruthann Cohn
Robert & Darlene Duvin
Howard Hanna – Pepper
Pike Office
Robert Reitman
Don & Toni Scherzer
Mimi Sobel
Isadore Wolf
Bernice Wolf & Family
Sima Zeltser
Richard & Barbara Landis
Ida Zelwin
Samuel Zelwin
Robert Zelwin
THE ABOVE & BEYOND
PROGRAM FUND
In Memory of:
Harvey Basch
Diane Weiner
Karen Rubinfeld
Linda Angart
Diane Weiner
David & Karen Yahr
Terrese Tuchscher’s Mother
Diane Weiner
THE ALICE & MORRIE
SAYRE MEMORY CARE
FUND
In Memory of:
Morrie Sayre
Donald Sayre & Nancy Wurzel
THE ALLYN D. &
ETHEL KENDIS FAMILY
ENDOWMENT FUND
James Kendis & Robert Kendis
THE ALVIN & CAROLE ROCK
FAMILY FUND
In Honor of:
Carole Rock’s Milestone
Birthday
Joan Pasternak
In Memory of:
Sidney Buchler
Alvin & Carole Rock
THE ALVIN & CLAIR
BARKLEY FUND
In Honor of:
Jeanne Frankel
Alvin & Clair Barkely
In Memory of:
Renee Buden
Celia Schonfeld
Joy Weinberger
Alvin & Clair Barkely
THE ALZHEIMER’S FUND
In Memory of:
Boris Greenberg
Shirley Greenberg
Sheldon & Terry Adelman
Joan Weiss
Annette Markell
THE ANNA & LOUIS MALTZ
MUSIC & TORAH FUND
In Honor of:
Josie for Musical
Entertainment for
Residents
Robert & Sara Gelender
THE ANNA SONTAG
KAPLAN SPECIAL
ACTIVITIES FUND
In Memory of:
Alan Silver
Rhoda Silver
Milton & Linda Kaplan
Marvin Weiner
Ed & Meredith Finn
THE ANNE MANHEIM
& ARTHUR I. HARRIS
ENDOWMENT FUND
In Honor of:
Sally & Stanley Wertheim’s
65th Wedding
Anniversary
Barbara Berman
THE BEA & LOUIS SULZER
FAMILY FUND
In Memory of:
Louis Sulzer
Burt & Marion Fainman
Mark & Peggy Goldberg
Richard & Cathy Hirschmann
Gary & Rosemary Jones
James Letchinger
Terri Lind
Drew, Michele, Summer &
Autumn Sulzer
THE BETTY B. WEISKOPF
MEMORIAL FUND
Jill Wieder
THE NORMAN & LENORE
BERKE FUND
In Honor of:
Alan Nusbaum’s Birthday
Margie Zelman
THE BIKUR CHOLIM ROOM
FUND
In Honor of:
Ella Greenspan
Cleveland Joseph Project
THE CAPACITY BUILDING
FUND
Lawrence Mack
THE CAROL & MICHAEL
WEISS FAMILY FUND
Carol Weiss
In Honor of:
Neil & Roberta Brofman’s
New Grandson
Michael & Carol Weiss
In Memory of:
Bob Gutner
Herbert Miller
Emile Quellmalz
Max & Evelyn Sonenstein
Michael & Carol Weiss
THE CHARLES & SELMA
MANCHICK ART &
ACTIVITIES FUND
In Memory of:
Charles Rizen
Bob & Marge Manchick
THE CORRINE WALLENSTEIN
HOSPICE FUND
Marci Kulberg
In Honor of:
Scott Wallenstein’s
Milestone Birthday
Laura Wallenstein
In Memory of:
Gladys Lubitz
Laura Wallenstein
Paul McGregor
Scott & Cathy Wallenstein
Adam & Jill Wallenstein
Michael Wallenstein
Co-Workers at Neptune
Plumbing & Heating
Company
Rick McGregor
Scott & Cathy Wallenstein
Adam & Jill Wallenstein
Michael Wallenstein
Ines Tuiach
Scott, Michael & Adam
Wallenstein
THE DANIEL & ROSE
GOLDSTEIN MUSIC FUND
In Honor of:
Larry London’s 80th Birthday
Larry & Evie London’s 60th
Wedding Anniversary
Sheldon & Terry Adelman
THE DEBORAH & EDWARD
MECKLER MUSIC THERAPY
FUND
In Memory of:
Boris Greenberg
Shirley Greenberg
Edward & Deborah Meckler
THE DEBORAH ROCKER
KLAUSNER MEMORIAL
FUND
In Memory of:
Elaine Rocker
Ira & Amy Kaplan
THE DR. SAMUEL &
ROSA LOBE CULTURAL
ENRICHMENT FUND
Rosa & Samuel Lobe
Memorial Fund
THE ELAINE & DANIEL
ROCKER ENDOWMENT
FUND
In Memory of:
Elaine Rocker
Norman Adler
Herbert & Rhoda Agin
Maripat Alpuche
Mark & Fran Baddeley
Bill & Nancy Barnett
Elaine Bercu & Rubin Franco
Lynn Bercu Krumholz
Stephanie Bernstein
Paolo Cioppa
Barry Covit
David Crisafi
Sibyl Eigner
Paul & Barbara Feinberg
Les Fishman
Chris Flowers
Don & Gerda Freedheim
Ellen Freeman
Sheldon Fromson
Yvonne Fuentes
Robert Fuerst & Louise Abrams
Henry & Lois Goodman
Tom Goodman
Alan & Nancy Grannis
Gary & Cari Gross
Harley & Rochelle Gross
Morton & Toby Gross
Hanna Commercial LLC
David & Kristin Harman
John & Mary Ann Hexter
John Hibshman
Edith Hirsch
Don & Lynda Insul
Barbara Kaufman
Kelman & Moses, Inc.
Lawrence Mack
Virginia Klaus
Charles & Susan Lassen
Sally Levine
Susan & Dennis Lieberman
Kenneth & Gail Liffman
Dale & Barbara Markowitz
Dan & Bonnie Marks
Mvision
Judith Ness
Stuart & Ellen Neye
Kathryn Ogawa
Marlyn Ornstein
Carol Paull
Michael & Shari Permuter
& Family
Marc & Carol Pohl
Lauren Rock
Ken & Amy Rogat
Gerald Rokoff
Richard Ronis
David & Enid Rosenberg
Steven & Susan Rubin
Donald & Toni Scherzer
Make A Difference!
Donate online or call 216.910.2350.
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David & Faye Sholiton
Sanford & Sharon Stein
Howard & Lenore Stern
Varadero Management Team
Alan & Linda Weiner
Fred Weisman
Michael & Carol Weiss
Nancy Whitman
Steven & Judy Willensky
THE ELLIOT & ME FUND
Larry & Ginger Shane
THE ELLIOT WILLENSKY
MUSIC FUND
In Honor of:
Craig Arnold being named
President & Chief
Operating Officer
Steven & Judy Willensky
THE ELMER & EUDESE
PAULL GERIATRIC FUND
In Memory of:
Elmer Paull
Warren & Geri Friedman
Fred Levin & Nancy
Livingston
Fred Weisman
Michael & Carol Weiss
Warren & Anne Marie
Wolfson
THE FANNIE & MILLY
CADKIN ENDOWMENT
FUND
In Memory of:
Joseph Cadkin
Milton Cadkin
Betty Forman
Gwenn Galvin
Loved Ones
Paul Mazoh
Elaine Shagrin
Sally Ziff
Sanford Ziff
Harvey & Irene Bernstein
Michael & Carol Weiss
THE GERTRUDE NASH
ENDOWMENT FUND
In Memory of:
Leonard Axelband
Shirley Basch
Donald Harvey Basch
Larry & Rita Allen
Marlin Farver
Elizabeth Fleming
Norman & Mary Keane
Carol Mae Kronick
Goldalee Latter
Earle & Mitzi Lefton
Susan & Dennis Lieberman
Dale & Karen Nash
New England Pathology
Associates, P.C.
The Girls at Noteriety
Anita Nussbaum
Allan & Barbara Peskin
Laverne Powell
Mayda Rothenberg
Phyllis Rotman
Julius & Charlotte Rubin
Benon & Sandra Sakadjian
Elaine Schneider
Sonkin & Koberna, LLC
Keith & Christine Sullivan
Michael & Carol Weiss
Stanley & Sally Wertheim
Jeff & Sandy Weinberg
Herbert Weinberg
Stan Roberts
Shirley Basch
THE HARRY & YETTA
POLLACK HOSPICE
ENDOWMENT FUND
In Memory of:
Leonard Axelband
Donald Harvey Basch
Stanley Roberts
Shirley Wachsberger
THE LEWIS FAMILY
HOSPICE FUND
In Memory of:
Harvey Lewis
Jim & Debbie Strassman
Florence Sharp
Joel Keller
THE MALTZ HOSPICE
HOUSE & PALLIATIVE CARE
PAVILION
Joel & Rochelle Marx
Sanford & Eppie Shore
Sapirsein-Stone-Weiss
Foundation
In Memory of:
Howard Schaffer
Alan & Janet Sear
Valerie Mikluscak
Kent & Pat Delventhal
THE MACK FAMILY
ENDOWMENT FUND
In Memory of:
Sara Braham
William & Rita Mack
THE MARDELLE YOUNG
ENDOWMENT FUND
In Honor of:
Darrell Young receipient of
the ORT honor
Michael & Carol Weiss
THE MELISSA & STAN
DAVIS FAMILY FUND
In Memory of:
Georgia Davis
Carolyn Ann Martin & Mark
Pedowitz
Steven & Judy Willensky
THE MONTEFIORE RABBI’S
FUND
Armin Jacob
Zachary & Bella Litvinovsky
Edwin Robins
Marcy Schindler
In Honor of:
Rabbi Chazin’s Anniversary
& Birthday
Stanley & Sally Wertheim
Rabbi Chazin
Edward Wittenberg
Lovely Holiday Services
Robert & Sara Gelender
In Memory of:
Haim Gitelmacker
Gregory & Fira Tokman
Rudy & Freda Glaser
David Glaser
Joe & Eve Harris
Melvyn Shaw
Dr. Mark Ludwig
Marty & Elaine Jacob
Donate Today!
Visit montefiorecare.org/giving
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Herbert Miller
Leslie & Miriam Marks
Fanya Sharagovich
Zoya Sharagovich
Gregory & Fira Tokman
Jay Shaw
Melvyn Shaw
Sylvia Tirk
Melvyn Shaw
Mendel Tokman
Tsilya Tokman
Yakov Tokman
Gregory & Fira Tokman
Sam & Clara Salzberg
Ruth Freiberg
THE MONTEFIORE STAFF
APPRECIATION FUND
In Memory of:
Marvin Weiner
Armin Jacob
Jeffrey & Jo Randlett
Nancy Reardon
Lauren Rock
Robert & Marla Weiner
THE MONTEFIORE
VOLUNTEER PARTNERS
FUND
Irina Malament
In Honor of:
Jake Moses’ Bar Mitzvah
Jason & Sharon Moses
In Memory of:
Lois Gordon
Shirley Weiss
THE SIDNEY I. ARLEN
HOSPICE COMFORT CARE
ENDOWMENT FUND
In Honor of:
Diane Korman
Janis Arlen DeVito
THE SID & BETTY
BLUMENTHAL FAMILY
FUND
In Memory of:
Sidney Blumenthal
Shirley Arnoff
Loren Arnoff
Ed & Fay Blumenthal
Jon Forman
Michael & Carol Weiss
Marty & Shelley Yonas
Marilyn Tirabassi
Shirley Arnoff
Loren Arnoff
Ed & Fay Blumenthal
Michael & Carol Weiss
THE VINNEY HOSPICE
& PALLIATIVE CARE
PROGRAM FUND
H. William & Viia Beechler
Gail Cohen
Miriam Fried
Edmund & Joan Goulder
Leslie Heiman
Norman Hyams
Harold Ticktin
Ruth & Jules Vinney
Philanthropic Fund
Sheila Waldbaum
In Honor of:
Diane Korman
Janice Arnoff
Gary & Janice Bilchik
Ed & Helene Broidy
Eileen Frank & Family
Sandy Klee
Marty & Suzi Mandel
Daurine Noll
Eli & Hanna Saar
Rita Saslaw
Bruce Sherman & Debra Light
Don & Toni Scherzer
Ariel Stern
Les Vinney
Tom & Doris Weil
Ed & Gail Weintraub
Annabelle Weiss
Mel Wolk
Daniel & Ellen Worthington
Debbie Rothschild
Chuck & Joan Whitehill
Fern & Joel Simkoff’s
Milestone Anniversary
Marilyn Erlechman
In Memory of:
Lenny Baker
Harriet Mann
Stanley Bass
Larry & Jody Kutash
Helene Bradlin
Etta Rapaport
Lois Bruder
Suzanne Blazar
The Thomas Brick Company
Leonard & Barbara Cohan
The Dailey Family
Julius & Charlotte Rubin
Mark & Denise Samsa
Rona Tucker
Harvey Buller
Eunice Buller
Rachel Faigenbam
Eli & Hanna Saar
Harold Feldman
Nationwide Insurance
Co-Workers
Henry Feuer
David & Helena Ingber
Melvin Fishman
Sandra Lipman
Frances Freedman
Marc & Judy Freedman
Dorothy Goldstein
Larry & Jody Kutash
Robert K. Healey, Sr.
Robert K. Healey, Jr.
Jack Joelson
Josephine Joelson
David Joseph
Larry & Jody Kutash
Professor Gopinath
Kallianpur
Asha Kallianpur
Steven Kanner
Mel Wolk & Betty Fishman
Kathryn Kellogg
Constance Plavcan
Arnold Levinstein
Larry & Jody Kutash
Elaine Rocker
Dorothy Schechter
Howard Schaffer
Broken Wheel Square
Dance Club
Bob & JoAnn Glick
Mark & Abigail Glick
Martin & Selma Grumbach
Hitachi Medical Systems
America Inc. – Human
Resource Department
Hitachi Medical Systems
America Inc. – Marketing
Department
Mary Kay Johnston
Ray & Marcia Klein
Allan & Judy Lavetter
Bob & Bobbi Pincus
Earl & Nanci Stein
Rick & Joyce Turley
David & Christine Raven
Eric & Joyce Wald
Dorothy Schwartz
Ruth Arenswald
Georgia Restaurant
Association
Daryl & Gayle Heiser
Stephen & Junko Horvath
Brett & Sherri Kaufman
David & Judy Kaufman
Earl & Marlene Legome
Maxine Leikin
Lillian Lichtman
Linda Neiheiser
Michael & Paula Rollins
Steven & Stacey Shore
Michael & Anita Siegal
Karen Sulzer
Yoash & Sharon Wiener
Florence Barbara Siegler
Leon Siegler
Barry Siegler
William Spigutz
Helen Spigutz
Eileen Stolarsky
Adam & Jessica Birnbaum
Catholic Charities
Linda Sudo
Colleen Fadale
Burt Tepper
Mel Wolk
Margaret Tesler
Irving Berger
Emilio Varricchio
Robert K. Healey, Jr.
Gary, Ron & Ahuva Truxton
& Marcia Wolf
THE WEILS MEMORY CARE
PAVILION FUND
Dan Austrian
Gilda Cohen
Cornelia Hodgson
Legacy Construction
Len Senkor
THE WILLENSKY
RESIDENCE FUND
In Honor of:
Scott & Judy Cohen’s
Milestone Anniversary
Steven & Judy Willensky
Judy Willensky’s Birthday
Barry & Nancy Levy
You are our most valued
resource. In an effort to
update our new database,
and provide you and your
family with information
about all of the exciting
events and activities
at Montefiore, we are
requesting that you email
Denise Pease at
dpease@montefiorecare.
org. Please provide the
following information:
Name (Spouse)
Address
Home phone/Cell phone
Email address
Your input, support and
involvement are critical to
Montefiore.
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Around the Home
From Motown to
New York, New York
...and Every Song
In-Between
Montefiore resident Millie
Klein flanked by her
daughters, Judy Willensky
and Leslie Rosen enjoy the
concert!
The Willensky
Residence Celebrates
Breast Cancer
Awareness Month
Resident Rita Barbosky
with staff member
Regina Mesa, RN. The
“pink” theme was
seen throughout the
pavilion.
DECEMBER2015
Steve Willensky performs for more
than 150 residents, families, staff
and community members for an
entertaining evening of song and
piano.
Team Montefiore Participates in Alzheimer’s Walk!
Scott & Judy Cohen, Kenya Johnson, John, Sara & Awilda
Nocero, Neela, Eden, Nolan & Greg Chattman, Alan Johnson,
Mary Jane Klarich, John Burkley, Megan Barmann and Kristen,
Kayleigh & Mackenzie Morelli.
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Come to Montefiore for the
ONLY Wheelchair Clinics on
Cleveland’s East Side!
Clinics are as follows!
Upcoming Sessions:
• January 5, 2016
• February 9, 2016
• March 8, 2016
in The Mandel Rehab
Pavilion 10 am – 4 pm
For more information or to
schedule an appointment
call our outpatient therapy
clinic at 216.910.2701.
We will assist with all insurance
verification.
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Important Numbers
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Beauty/Barber Salon . . . . .
Billing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dietitian Manager . . . . . . .
Dining Services/Kitchen
(Kosher Supervisor) . . . . .
Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gift Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Home Care/Private Duty . .
Hospice/Palliative Care. . . .
Laundry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Medicaid Liaison . . . . . . . .
Medicare/Managed
Care Liaison . . . . . . . . . . .
Memory Care . . . . . . . . . . .
Posh Nosh Café. . . . . . . . . .
Reception Desk/Lobby . . . .
Rehab Therapy . . . . . . . . . .
Resident Advocate . . . . . . .
Volunteers. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Weils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Weils Rehab Pavilion. . .
216.910.2521
216.910.2658
216.910.2202/2477
216.910.2478
216.910.2638
216.910.2533
216.910.2611
216.910.2570/2574
216.910.2633
216.910.2483
216.910.2487/2778
216.910.2650
216.910.2676
216.910.2553
216.910.2644/2553
216.910.2323
216.910.2481
216.360.9080
216.910.2540
216.910.2475
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440.543.4221
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