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AWARD WINNING BULLETIN
Winners of United Synagogue Awards Competition
If I am not for myself, who is for me?
If I care only for myself, what am I?
If not now, when?
- Hillel
December 2010
Kislev - Tevet 5771
Join us as we light the Menorah,
sing songs and celebrate
CHANUKAH
the Festival of Lights
Do a Mitzvah for Chanukah!!!
We need volunteers to host the
FEGS Chanukah Party.
Thursday, December 2nd
at
Sunday, December 5th at
3:00PM
6:15PM
Call Gail Katz: (516) 295-2936
Meet us at the giant Menorah
outside the Temple!
Inside this issue:
B’nai Mitzvah
Men’s Club
4
14
Parents Association 9
Rabbi’s Message 2
Religious School 7
Tuesday, December 7th at 7:30 P.M.
Joint Chanukah Celebration
Sisterhood
Youth Group
6
10
At Congregation Sons of Israel
Sponsored by Temple Hillel, Congregation Sons of Israel
and Temple Beth El
“S’madar”
Jewish A cappella Group of Barnard College
plus
Candlelighting and Chanukah Songs
With our Clergy
Collation to follow
Special points of
interest:
 Calendar Page 12
 Scrip Form Page 13
 Sabbath, Holiday, Bar/
Bat Mitzvah Services
Page 11
 Sunshine Page 21
 Yartzheits Page 22
FROM THE RABBI’S STUDY
Dear Friends,
Temple Hillel’s Chanukah present to you is a schedule packed with exciting
programs. Our first Chanukah festivity is on Thursday night at 6:15 pm. That’s
the time when Religious School students are dismissed and Hebrew High School
students arrive. I invite all of them and all of you to a special Menorah lighting.
First, at about six o’clock, we will light the Chanukah (Chanukah Menorah) in
the Minyan Chapel. To do the mitzvah right, we want to light real candles. But
immediately after, we will reconvene at the Temple entrance where our beautiful
menorah stands and light it and sing songs.
On Sunday, December 5th, we have a wonderful Chanukah treat. Lorraine Abramson has just written
a new book, “My Race: A Jewish Girl Growing Up Under Apartheid in South Africa”. She will be
speaking at 10 am. Breakfast will be served. Lorraine is a fascinating woman with a captivating story.
Then, at 3 pm, we will host the FEGS Chanukah party. Each year we invite mentally challenged
members of group homes to our synagogue for a party. They eat and dance and get entertained. Many
of our congregants and their children come to help out. It is a real mitzvah, it is our way of giving
others a wonderful Chanukah. If you’ve never seem a part of it, you should come this year and see a
mechayeh (something that adds to your life).
Each year, we get together with our sister synagogues, Temple Beth El and Congregation Sons of
Israel for Chanukah. This year, we will be having an A capella concert with S’madar, the Women’s A
capella group of Barnard College. My daughter Jennifer is in the group. I’ve heard them and they are
great. The concert is on Tuesday evening, December 7th at 7:30 pm.
I recently received an interesting fax from a 12 year old New Jersey boy named Ari Hagler. What
caught my attention was the bolded title “Shabbat Gilad.” now we’ve all heard of Shabbat Shirah and
Shabbat Shuvah. There are many Shabbatot with special names, dedicated to various ideas. What is
Shabbat Gilad? As a bar Mitzvah project, Ari decided he wanted to call attention to the plight of Gilad
Shalit, the 24 year old Israeli soldier, who was captured by Hamas on June 25, 2006. that’s almost 4
and a half years. He's asking congregations all over America to remember Gilad Shalit on that day.
I thought Ari Hagler had a very good idea. So I added Temple Hillel to the light of participating
Congregations. Shabbat morning, December 11th we will learn about and pray for Gilad during our
services. Please attend to solve your solidarity.
Each of those programs is worthy of your participation. Chanukah takes place at the darkest point of
the year, but at Temple Hillel the lights always shine brightly. Come on down and bask in the glow.
Happy Chanukah
Rabbi Steven M. Graber
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PRESIDENT’S ARTICLE
As the first frost has glistened from my grass in my backyard, and I heard the
not so delicate crunching of leaves under my dogs paws, I realized it is that
time again: winter is coming! I love all the seasons, but winter is probably my
favorite. I am not sure exactly why. It could be the fact that I love to ski and
spend time with my family in a warm and inviting cabin drinking hot chocolate
and making s’mores next to a crackling fire. Thinking about it makes me want
to go into my basement and sharpen my skis and get ready for the season.
Maybe it’s eating a grilled cheese sandwich with some warm tomato soup at the
kitchen table and watching as snowflakes float down in their own unique way
to create an unmatched beauty and reminders of everlasting memories.
Though these vivid pictures in my mind are part of it, I think the thing that
makes me love this season the most is that it is holiday time. Watching my children, as well as all
our Temple Hillel children, as they have grown up, and seeing their eyes light up as they light the menorah for the first day of Chanukah is priceless.
What adds to this warm and fuzzy feeling I get this time of year, is all the wonderful things we have
going on here at Temple Hillel. This adds logs to the fire and helps bring out the child in all of us and
makes the start of winter so much fun. We start the month of December off with a bang with our
Chanukah Menorah lighting with Rabbi Graber on December 2nd at 6:15 P.M. Then we continue the
festivities with our Chai Kiddush on Saturday December 4th. At this time of year, it really makes you
feel good to give, and this is a good way to honor a family member or a friend to commemorate a
Mitzvah or special occasion. But the festivities and enlightenment continues on Sunday morning
December 5th, when our very own congregant, Lorraine Abramson talks to us about her new book "My
Race: A Jewish Girl Growing Up Under Apartheid in South Africa." This will no doubt be a book you
will want to read and a discussion you will not want to miss. Then on December 7th we have our
annual Chanukah concert with Congregation Sons of Israel and Temple Beth El at Sons of Israel at
7:30 p.m. The concert shall feature S’madar, a Jewish a capella group from Barnard College, as well
as songs with all the clergy and a candle lighting. It is sure to be a fantastic evening full of ruach that
will certainly tie a nice bow around the holidays for all of us.
In this time of need for so many, I would be remiss if I did not mention a wonderful idea by a caring
young man, Max Drayer. For his Bar Mitzvah he asked that everyone considering bringing a gently
used coat that they no longer need for him to give to an organization that helps the needy. I was
thrilled to see that there were more coats outside the coat room for collection than there were in the
coatroom! I am very proud of Max and all the other BNai Mitzvahs who are doing selfless acts for
charity. I thank all of you for making a difference. Please continue thinking about others first and
you will continue to be the Menschen that you already are.
Here’s wishing you all a Happy Chanukah!!!
B’Shalom,
Michael S. Feit, President
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MAZEL TOV TO OUR B’NAI MITZVAH
ARIEL EISENBERG
Ariel is a High Honor Roll student. Her favorite subjects are math,
Honors Science and English. Ariel enjoys playing tennis, basketball
and softball. She also likes to study and do well in school. Ariel is
an 8th grade student at Woodmere Middle School and will be celebrating her Bat Mitzvah on December 12.
Ariel’s parents are Joy & Stan Eisenberg. She has two brothers,
Nathaniel and Ethan. Ariel’s grandparents are Muriel Eisenberg, Selma and Bernard
Hudesman.
Friday night, December 17th, will be the next Birthday Shabbat. At that time
we will celebrate the birthdays of the children who were born in December.
Happy birthday to the following children of Temple Hillel:
ALEX BRESLAV
NATASHA FEIGENBAUM
ALANNA LANDIS
STEPHANIE COOPER
GILLIAN GOLDMINTZ
ARIEL EISENBERG
BEN JACOBS
We hope that most of you will be at services on this special Family Friday Night Service to celebrate with your fellow students and the congregation.
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Greetings from Sisterhood
We can’t believe that Chanukah is almost here, the time goes by so quickly.
We have some tentative plans for the future:
March 24th—Passover Cooking with Chef Gaylann Klonsky
April 1st—Sisterhood Shabbat
April 23rd—Movie
May 5th—Senior Luncheon
May 12th—BINGO
June—Installation and Dinner
These are the dates—please mark them on your calendar. More details will follow.
We wish you a happy and healthy holiday and winter!
Sheryl Orgel
Renee Rothblum
Laura Vogel
791-2548
791-6273
791-6876
BECOME A PART OF HISTORY
Here is your chance to become a part of
Temple Hillel’s History
This Sisterhood ceremonial cloth was created in 1981. It was a successful
fundraiser that many families participated in.
It has been used many times over the years at special events.
If you would like to have your name added to our tablecloth the cost is $18.00 per
family.
Sheryl Orgel 791-2548
Renee Rothblum 791-6273
Laura Vogel 791-6876
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SCOOP
Dear Students and Parents:
On behalf of the faculty, I would like to wish you and your family a
Happy Chanukah. Please join us in the Minyan Chapel at 6pm on
Thursday, December 2nd, Tuesday, December 7th and Thursday,
December 9th as we light the Chanukiyah together as a school.
B’Shalom,
Ellen Shifrin
COMING UP IN DECEMBER:
1. Sunday, December 6 – Classes – Chanukah program from 9 – 11am
2. Sunday, December 6 – Tallit & Tefillin for Heh boys and adult male at
11am
3. Saturday, December 11 – Family Shabbat and Youth Services
4. Friday, December 17 – School-wide Shabbat Dinner & Family Friday
Night Service
5. Sunday, December 19 – Parent/Teacher Conferences from 9:30 – 11
6. Thursday, December 23 through Sunday, January 2 – No school
7. Tuesday, January 4 – School reopens.
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SCOOP
mazal tov
On behalf of the faculty, I would like to wish a Mazal Tov to ARIEL
EISENBERG who will become Bat Mitzvah in December. I hope that we will
continue to see you after your Bat Mitzvah as you continue your Jewish
education in our Hebrew High School.
Mitzvah corps
Mazal tov to the following students who fulfilled all of the mitzvot
and minhagim associated with the Tishrei Mitzvah Corps:
JESSICA REBENSTOCK
AUSTIN STERNHELL
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SAMANTHA RUBENSTEIN
SAMANTHA WALTER
BENJAMIN SHILOAH
TYLER WALTER
PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION
Happy Hanukkah to everyone. Can you smell the delicious latkes
being made? This is one of our favorite activities to do with the
children. We really enjoy having the children help us cook. In
keeping with traditions Eli Shiloah has joined us in the kitchen to
make the latkes. All the children in the religious school have
been given candles, gelt and dreidels in honor of Hanukkah. We
are looking forward to our first Friday night dinner which will take
place on December 17th. We hope you will join us for this wonderful evening.
Wishing you all a Happy and Healthy 2011.
Cheryl
COLLEGE STUDENT MAILING LIST
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students living away from home. Please return this form as soon as possible. We do not carry this
listing over from year to year.
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YOUTH GROUP
HOW CAN IT BE HANUKKAH???
It was just summer….HOW CAN IT BE HANUKKAH ALREADY??? Well
ready or not I have my Hanukkah list all written out!!! WHO WANTS IT??
Time just seems to be flying by. We had another great month filled with
lots of new activities and some tried and true past programs. We made
clown cones and our Pre-Kadima kids just loved “Evie and Danny the Clowns”
spraying some extra whipped cream on their clown faces. Max and Joel
Drayer led an Israeli Education and Parashat program, Cantor David has
been “droppin in” from time to time and Echo’s Sweet 16 was a big hit. Everyone wore party hats with paws on them and helped Echo blow out the
candles on his ice cream cake. Later in the month DAN GRABER came by
and helped us run the activity called “where’s Evie?” Well guess what…I
wasn’t there so you never did get to find me! I was busy @ open school
night with the rest of our dedicated youth group teacher parents!! USY
had a CRAZY game of Pictionary that I heard was hilarious. So sorry I
missed that. I love to see our kids get lost in laughter. Oh well, there will
be plenty more laughs!! If anyone is looking to get rid of a computer we
sure could use a new one in the youth lounge. The computer is slower than
Zippy the Wonderslugg (AKA me)!! If you do have one our trusty computer
whizz kids will install it in a heartbeat!! Well…I guess that’s all the news
that’s fit to print. Again, if your child is not a member of youth group they
should be and if they are…drop me a line if they have any suggestions!!
Happy Holidays,
Evie
P.S. Stay tuned for Echo’s Hanukkah pix!!
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Schedule of Sabbath, Holiday & Bar/Bat Mitzvah Services
Friday, December 3
Sundown Services ……... 4:15 P.M.
Saturday, December 4
Services……………………8:45 A.M.
Evening Services………..4:15 P.M.
Sunday, December 5
Services…………………...9:00 A.M.
Evening Services………..4:15 P.M.
Evening Services………..4:15 P.M.
Sunday, December 26
Services…………………... 9:00 A.M.
Evening Services……….. 4:15 P.M.
Friday, December 31
Sundown Services ……... 4:15 P.M.
Friday, December 10
Sundown Services ……... 4:15 P.M.
Saturday, December 11
Services…………………... 8:45 A.M.
Evening Services………...4:15 P.M.
Sunday, December 12
Services…………………... 9:00 A.M.
Evening Services………...4:15 P.M.
Friday, December 17
Sundown Services ……... 4:15 P.M.
Saturday, December 18
Services…………………... 8:45 A.M.
Evening Services……….. 9:00 A.M.
Sunday, December 19
Services…………………... 9:00 A.M.
Evening Services………..4:15 P.M.
Friday, December 24
Sundown Services ……... 4:15 P.M.
Saturday, December 25
Services…………………... 8:45 A.M.
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GREETINGS FROM MEN’S CLUB
The Men’s Club co-sponsored a delightful evening of entertainment with Hazak on Tuesday,
November 16th. Our guest singer, Vito
Lombardo, was excellent, singing songs by a
number of pop and rock singers, including Elvis and Sinatra. Some congregants took to the
dance floor as everyone in attendance had a
wonderful time.
Look for announcements and fliers for our
third annual Sports Memorabilia auction on
Sunday December 12th.
Our next Men’s Club Speaker series will be on
Sunday morning December 19th at 10 AM. Our
guest speaker will be Prof. Asher Matathias.
Prof. Matathias is an authority on Greek Jewry
and will discuss the impact/contributions of
Greek Jewry in this country.
We will be announcing the date of our next
annual Super Bowl party in the next Bulletin.
Please plan on joining us for this exciting
event. Join our Super Bowl Pool, with its $500
in prizes, as well.
Our meetings are scheduled once a month,
usually on a Tuesday evening at 7:30 P.M. We
encourage all members to come to meetings
and events. Remember, this is your Men’s club!
If you have any suggestions for Men’s Club
activities, please feel free to attend a meeting, chat with me during Shabbat Kiddush or
email me at [email protected]. Or, you
can talk to our Vice President, Artie Trachtenberg.
Our next two fund raisers are the NCAA Bowl
games and the Super Bowl lottery. If you would
like information about the fund raisers, or
you’d like to participate in either or both, see
Victor Spetalnick at the morning minyan, or
reach him by email at [email protected].
L’Shalom,
Jerry Meyer
TEMPLE HILLEL HERALD
United Synagogue of America Affiliates
Temple Office: 791-6344
Fax: 516-791-6344
Steven M. Graber
Steven Blitz
Irene Nelson
Ellen Shifrin
Rita Markowitz
Evie Berkowitz
[email protected]…………………………………………………………………………………………………..Rabbi
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………………… Ritual Director
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………....Executive Director
[email protected]…………………………………………………………………………………...…..Education Director
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………….Executive Assistant
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………………..Youth Group Director
OFFICERS
Michael Feit
Robin Laurentz
Moshe Bezalel
Tracey Drayer
Muriel Tannenbaum
Victor Spetalnick
Murray Blum
Stuart Kotler
Gaylann Klonsky
Sheryl Orgel
Cheryl Rubenstein
Gerald Meyers
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………………..President
[email protected]………………………………………………………………………………………..Executive Vice President
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………………….Vice President
[email protected]…………………………………………………………………………………………………...Vice President
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………………………Vice President
[email protected]…………………………………………………………………………………………………..Vice President
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………………..Financial Secretary
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………………………....Treasurer
[email protected]…………………………………………………………………………………………...Recording Secretary
[email protected]….Renee Rothblum, Laura Vogel……………………………………………....Sisterhood Presidents
[email protected]………………………………………………………………..Parents’ Association President
[email protected]……………………………………………………………………………………..Men’s Club President
Dr. Morris S. Friedman Z’’L
Rabbi Emeritus
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Rabbi’s Study 791-2114
In Memoriam
Cantor Chaskele Ritter Z’’L
Cantor Emeritus
Elaine Popofsky
Temple Hillel Bulletin Editor 1978-1985
What’s Happening at Temple Hillel
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What’s Happening at Temple Hillel
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What’s Happening at Temple Hillel
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AM ISRAEL CHAI
ISRAELI AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Bruce Lindenman and Eli Shiloah, Co-Chairs
My travels take me to Mexico and the Caribbean. It was only a few
weeks ago that I presided over an event in which the simultaneous
translator – who also does work for the President of Mexico – came
to me and said I heard such glowing praise of you that it was a
fresh breath of air considering the anti-Semitism that exists here. I
retorted Madame the history and success of this hemisphere is
entwined with Jewish Pirates and Conversos (Jews forced to
convert to Catholicism but maintained identity as crypto-Jews) that
escaped the brutality of the Inquisition in the 15th and 16th century
and navigated the Trade Winds in hope of revenge, treasure, and a
safe harbor that ultimately led to intermittent alliances with the
Dutch and British against Spanish rule germinating in Mexico’s
Independence from Spain in the 19th Century.
wealth to their Spanish Inquisitors through annex of their lands.
This created a stir among the Jews and embrace of the Dutch by
turning their merchant networks into intelligence gathering
apparatus using Ladino as a crypto-language.
In September 1628, Admiral Piet Heyn, along with Jewish
navigators and privateers, led a Dutch force of twenty-five ships
that captured the entire Spanish silver fleet and carried back to
Amsterdam a vast fortune in precious metals, pearls and rubies
worth nearly a billion dollars in today’s currency. The haul was
enough to rescue bankrupt Holland and maintain its excursions in
the West. Heyn’s spectacular success would inspire generations of
Jewish privateers, corsairs, buccaneers and pirates, and eventually
lead the Dutch to settle New Amsterdam in which the Jews were
It’s a known fact that Jews, especially skilled in cartography and granted religious freedoms.
astronomy, accompanied Christopher Columbus on his historic
Jewish piracy is a panorama of Jewish history, tracing its roots in
voyage of discovery. It’s very conceivable that Columbus - a
Europe and Africa as well as the New World - the Diaspora caused
Converso himself - had a hidden agenda of finding a new a home
by the expulsions, torturing and killings that started in Spain at the
for the Jews. Columbus and his offspring claimed Jamaica for Spain
end of the fifteenth century. By taking on and defeating their
and settled what was to become the first haven for Jews in the
oppressors, these ‘pirates’, were heroes who acted in the liberations
Western Hemisphere and a beacon for the still many heading for
of Mexico, Brazil, and the United States and just as important who
the new world looking for religious freedoms. Later on, the Island
‘would win most of the freedoms that Jews in the West enjoy tobecame a harbinger for buccaneers, privateers, and pirates that
day.’
provided intelligence to the British on the movements of Spanish
Armada, which ultimately led to the surrender of the Jamaica to the
British.
Conversos - who later on reclaimed their Sephardic roots - accompanied Hernando Cortez in his conquest of Mexico. These secret
Jews laid the foundation to the first trading networks of silver,
gold, sugar, and chocolate until they were forced to relinquish
SNOWBIRDS
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Sunshine
NORMAN PERNICK
Love, Bryan, Marc, Amy, Ira, Sam,
The Board of Trustees and the en- Molly
tire Congregation wish you a hearty Irene, Gregg, Tori & Jack
Mazel Tov on your
birthday, anni- RACHEL PUPA
versary and/or any simcha that you Mom & Dad, Jeremy, Grandma Laurie,
Poppy Eddie, Doug, Lesley & Carson
will be celebrating this month.
STEPHEN RAND
Linda, Alysa, Jack & Ellie, Adam &
Contact
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Lenore Malamud Julie & Emily
Barbara, Haley, Amanda,
Valley Stream, NY 11581
791-5025
Alison & David
DECEMBER BAT MITZVAH
ARIELA ROSSBERG
ARIEL EISENBERG
Love, Mom, Dad, Grandma,
Love, Mom & Dad
David & Ethan
ARIEL EISENBERG
MAXIE SALOMON
Love, Nathaniel & Ethan
Love, Mommy, Daddy, Gayle,
ARIEL EISENBERG
Lindsay & Kenny
Love, Grandma Selma, Grandpa
Grandma Rita & Grandpa Morty
Bernie, Grandma Muriel
EMILY & DANIEL TAZBIN
DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Love, Mom, Grandma Irene Haupt
AVRA BEN-ARI
Aunt Geri, Uncle Mason, Kendall,
Arie, Erika, Joe, Teena, Yigal &
Meredith & Davis
Brandon
JAKE WILLNER
STEPHANIE COOPER
Mommy, Daddy, Bubby & Pop
Nana & Poppa
DECEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
JAYNE MYRON FULTON
JULIE & SCOTT COREN
Mom, Gerry, Richard, Marie & Julian
Marley, Mom, Dad
GILLIAN GOLDMINTZ
Alison, Dan, Bradley, Sophia & Jacob
Mom, Dad & Harrison
MELISSA & EVEN GREENSTEIN
ARIANNE GREENSTEIN
Your loving family
Nanny, Grandpa & Your Family
TOBY & MICHAEL GROSSMAN
GERYL GREENSTEIN
Lauren & Brett
Love, the Greenstein Family
DARA & MICHAEL KASS
ELLEN HARRIS
Charlie & Hannah, Mom & Dad, Erin,
Jeffrey & Andrew
Mike & Jake
JACK HATTEM
ELLIE & JACK KLEIN
Alysa, Ellie, Jonah, Linda, Stephan,
Love, all the children
Adam & Julie & Emily
GAYLANN & IRA KLONSKY
JACK HATTEM
Love, Michael, Staci, Carly & Justin
Barbara, Haley, Amanda,
Jonathan, Wendy, Eden & Alex
Alison & David
Ari, Robin & Hannah, Rachel & Josh
ANDY HEINE
DORIS & GERRY SCHEER
Sherry, Mom Renee Nir, Randi, Ron,
Lisa, Richard, Jared & Zachary
Kerri, Don,
DOUG & LESLEY SHEINBERG
Lauren, Matthew & Peyton
Carson, Mom & Dad Sheinberg,
ZACHARY DAVID HORN
Mom & Dad Bratten, Wendy, Gary,
Mommy & Daddy
Rachel & Jeremy
Grandma Karen & Grandpa Jack
ERIN & MICHAEL WILLNER
BONNIE KRINICK
Jake, Mom, Dad, Dara, Michael,
Bob, Nathan, Andrew & Bryan
Stacy & Hannah & Charlie
DECEMBER WEDDING
DONNA LEVINE
Mom & Dad
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON
DONNA LEVINE
BRADLEY GLODNY ON HIS
Rick, April, Dawn & Brian
MARRIAGE TO NOLA WEINSTEIN
DEBBIE LISANN
Love, Mom & Dad
Mom, Neil, Lauren & Max
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
Shari, Chip & Ryan
BROTHER BRADLEY GLODNY ON HIS
KEN PALEY
MARRIAGE TO NOLA WEINSTEIN
Mom & Dad
Love, Galia & Lauren
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRANDSON BRADLEY GLODNY ON HIS
MARRIAGE TO NOLA WEINSTEIN
Love, Grandpa & Sally
OCTOBER BIRTH
MAZEL TOV TO OUR CHILDREN
CHERYL & ADAM STERN ON THE
BIRTH OF THEIR SON HUNTER ETHAN
Love, Myrna & Harvey Green
WE WELCOME WITH LOVE UNTER
ETHAN STERN
Love, Uncle Brian, Aunt Fran, Aunt
Kimberly & Uncle Jason, Alana,
Jessica, Scott, Paige & Aidan
CONDOLENCES
The Congregation and Board
of Trustees offer their
heartfelt condolences to the
bereaved families of:
In memory of our
Congregant
PHYLLIS RODIN
Our long-time congregant
and past Sisterhood
President, Beloved wife of
Philip of blessed memory,
dear mother of Leslie &
Leonard Blankopf and
Jill & Paul Feigenbaum,
devoted grandmother of
Jonathan,
Natalya, Beth, Andrew,
Aleksei
JEAN SAVODNIK
Beloved mother of Susan Nicolas
HAROLD BARON
Beloved father of Judith Kandler
WILLIAM KATZ
Beloved father of Howard Katz
Beloved father of Steven Katz
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RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
MR. & MRS. ERIC BROWN
In honor of the marriage of Staci
Fensterman to Alex Leibson
In honor of the marriage of Jonathan Kotler to Jackie
Bello
In honor of Beatrice Bratt’s 90th Birthday
In honor of the good health of Steven Epstein
MR. & MRS. RAOUL VEGOSEN
In honor of the birth of Charlotte Eve Kaplan
MR. & MRS. JOE PERL
In memory of Harold Baron
MR. & MRS. JOE PERL
In memory of William Katz
MR. & MRS. GARY LAVEMAN
In memory of Harold Baron
MR. & MRS. MYRON OSHINSKY
In memory of Harold Baron
In memory of William Katz
MR. & MRS. GERALD GREENE
In honor of the birth of Justin Asher Klonsky
In honor of the birth of Hannah Paige Klonsky
In memory of Ralph Lessman
In memory of William Katz
MR. & MRS. BARRY JACKNOW
In memory of William Katz
LIBRARY FUND
BEATRICE BRATT
In memory of Fred Nitkin
RITA BASSET
In memory of Morris Kobrinetz
JERRY & BARBARA MEYER
In memory of Gertrude Edzant
ELAINE & MERV JACOBS
Mazel Tov to Gaylann & Dr. Ira Klonsky on the birth
of their grandson
MARLENE & DAVID OWEN
Mazel Tov to Gaylann & Dr. Ira Klonsky on the birth
of their grandson
Mazel Tov to Roberta & Allan Greene on the birth of
their grandson
YOUTH FUND
IRVING & SYLVIA KAMINETSKY
In memory of Harold Baron
ROBERTA GRAINER
In Appreciation of Roberta & Allan Greene
TORAH RESTORATION
MOSHE & RANDI BEZALEL
In memory of William Katz
In memory of Charles Kandler
NORMAN & BRYNA PERNICK
In memory of William Katz
MARK & AILEEN VIRAG
In memory of Harold Baron
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HERBERT & MYRNA GREISSMAN
In memory of Harold Baron
ALLAN & ROBERTA GREENE
In memory of Harold Baron
ARTHUR & LAURIE ZAGELBAUM & FAMILY
In memory of Harold Baron
MARCUS & LAURA VOGEL
In memory of Gertrude Edzant
YAHRZEITS
Donated by:
Sylvia Lieberman
Bonnie Kotler
Ken Bloom
Nadine Fladell
Evelyn Berman
Pearl Brummer
Fritzie Fink
Philip Levine
Joan Vegosen
Debra Katz
Betty Wilinsky
Joan Vegosen
Evelyn Schoenholtz
Harold Schoenholtz
Edward Fischler
Murray Nagelberg
Howard Liebman
Ken Bloom
Bonnie Kotler
Sylvia Lieberman
Etta Lisann
Joe Rapp
Barbara Murray
Doris Scheer
Judith Ross
Julia Jeuda
Paul Landis
LilaFishman
Barbara Siegel
Judy Leeds
Stanley Ifcher
Gordon Kaplan
Ira Lillian
Ilene Bronspigel
Mitchel Lubman
Rudy Fishman
Marsha Liebman
Lawrence Hutzler
Leonard Schiffman
Dorothy Wein
In Memory of:
father, Peter Gach
father, Joe Charlop
mother, Trudy Bloom
brother, Harvey Medwin
parents,
Ruth & Joseph Medwin
mother, Lillian Rosenberg
husband, Sidney Brummer
mother, Esther Mandel
father, Samuel Levine
father, Jack Edzant
father, Abraham Morgenstern
father, Abraham Kuzenof
mother, Esther Kuzenof
uncle, Herman Gottlieb
father, Jack Edzant
mother, Mary R. Schneyer
sister, G. Eve Schoenholtz
father, Harold L. Fischler
brother, Abraham Nagelberg
mother, Ruth Liebman
mother, Trudy Bloom
father, Joe Charlop
father, Peter Gach
mother, Rose Lebensfeld
father, Henry Rapp
father, Morris Furman
mother, Helen Cohen
father, William Appel
mother-in-law, Sophie Jeuda
wife, Jacqueline B. Landis
mother, Pauline Sugar
father, Arthur Goldenberg
father, Rubin Moskowitz
father, Morris Ifcher
father, Philip Kaplan
mother, Bette Lillian
mother, Gloria Krivoshey
mother, Cele Lubman
mother, Anna Fishman
mother, Belle Orenstein
Lothar Hutzler
father, Samuel Schiffman
father, Harry Syrkus