September HaKol - Herzl

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September 2015 HaKol
HaKol is the monthly newsletter of Herzl-Ner Tamid Herzl-Ner Tamid
3700 East Mercer Way
Mercer Island, WA 98040
Elul/Tishri 5775/5776
THE ENTIRE CONGREGATION IS INVITED!
To Welcome Our New
D I R E C T O R O F E D U C AT I O N
ELIYAHU KRIGEL & FAMILY!
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 • 12:30 PM BBQ
AT THE WITTENBERG WATERFRONT
Complimentary BBQ
Please RSVP at h-nt.org/bbq or by calling the synagogue office
L’shana tova u’metukah! A happy sweet year!
C E L E B R AT E T H E H I G H H O L I D AY S AT H N T
Happy New Year 5776!
206-232-8555 • [email protected] • www.h-nt.org
A MESSAGE FROM RABBI ROSENBAUM
Expanding our
Spiritual Repertoire
Recently a member of my family has been
learning to cook and he has been enjoying
it immensely. When I asked him what he
likes to cook, he said that right now his
repertoire is very small, but he is learning
new things all the time. It occurred to me that acquiring a spiritual
life is a lot like learning to cook. We start out with a few basics, and
we gradually expand our repertoire. As we grow and we acquire
new tools, our spiritual practice becomes richer and more flavorful.
When Rabbi Kula was here in March, he challenged us to go back
to basics and examine Jewish spiritual practices one by one, ask
how they lead to human flourishing, then try them out for forty
days. That’s what we have been doing for the past five sessions
of our Sunday morning study/practice group, called “Judaism as a
Path to Human Flourishing.” We started out, twenty of us, with a
commitment to reciting one simple prayer in the morning, “Modeh
Ani.” These are the words in English: “Thank you God for restoring
my soul to me and for having faith in me.”
We talked about how God’s faith in us implies God needs us for
something only we can do on this earth. Saying these words
can remind us of our own importance and purpose. It can also
stimulate to ask: Who else needs us? Does everyone around us
feel needed? And, if not, can we help them?
We folded in Rabbi Kula’s suggestion that we kiss the mezuzah as
we enter and leave our homes, and think about why we are doing
it. For example, if we are designating our home as sacred space,
that could mean that we are going to reserve the time we spend
at home for nurturing our relationships. We’ll try to keep the
pressures and worries of work outside the house.
Finally, we added in another practice: saying this blessing when
we open our eyes in the morning: “Blessed are You, Lord our God,
who opens the eyes of the blind.” These words can get us thinking
about how our awareness might expand beyond what we can
‘see’ right now. When I was in Bethlehem a few years ago, all the
Palestinians I spoke to said their perception of Israelis changed
when they got to know them better. They had seen them narrowly
as soldiers. But, when they got to know Israelis in a fuller context,
their impression of them was revolutionized. It was if their eyes
had been opened. How can our field of vision get bigger and our
world expand? A few simple words in the morning can get us
reflecting on how to be better people.
Woa! Suddenly, we have a spiritual practice! We’re thinking about
home and work life, we’re reaching out to people who are feeling
unappreciated, we’re looking at the world around us with new
eyes, and we’re connecting to the language and traditions of our
people. And, all of this with only five minutes of spiritual practice a day!
Here is my challenge for all of us this year. Let’s commit to an
additional hour a week of spiritual practice. One hour, spread out
over the course of seven days. In the coming months, I will make
suggestions for how we might use that hour. I have the feeling that
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by making this modest commitment, we can add so much richness
and meaning to our lives.
It’s like learning to cook! By gradually increasing our repertoire, we
can make our lives taste better.
With best wishes
Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum
T’FILOT
DAILY MINYAN: WEEKDAYS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 AM
SUNDAYS AND SECULAR HOLIDAYS . . . . . . . . . 9:00 AM
PRESHABBAT ONEG: FRIDAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 PM
Friday, Sept. 4 - 6:00 PM – Services in Sanctuary
• Birthday Shabbat
Saturday, Sept. 5 – 9:30 AM – Services in Sanctuary
• Bat Mitzvah of Caroline Friedman
• 8:45 PM S’lichot Film & Discussion in Upper Foyer
• 11:00 PM S’lichot Service
Friday, Sept. 11 – 6:00 PM – Services in Upper Foyer
Saturday, Sept. 12 – Services in Feinberg Social Hall
• 9:30 AM Parasha Study • 10:00 AM Services
Sunday, Sept. 13 – 3:00 PM – Jewish New Year’s Rockin’ Eve for
Young Families
• Erev Rosh Hashanah - 6:30 PM – Services in Sanctuary
Monday, Sept. 14 – 8:15 AM – Services in Sanctuary
• Rosh Hashanah Day 1
• 6:00 PM Mincha/Ma'ariv Services in Sanctuary
Tuesday. Sept. 15 – 8:30 AM – Services in Sanctuary
• Rosh Hashanah Day 2
Friday, Sept. 18 – 6:00 PM – Services in Feinberg Social Hall
• Third Space Service & Dinner - Youth Lounge
Tuesday, Sept. 22 – 6:30 PM – Services in Sanctuary
• Kol Nidre (Erev Yom Kippur)
Wednesday, Sept. 23 – 9:40 AM – Services in Sanctuary
• Yom Kippur Day
Friday, Sept. 25 – 6:00 PM – Services in Feinberg Social Hall
• Anniversary Shabbat
Monday, Sept. 28 – 9:30 AM – Services in Feinberg Social Hall
• Sukkot Day 1
Tuesday, Sept. 29 – 9:30 AM – Services in Feinberg Social Hall
• Sukkot Day 2
3700 E. Mercer Way
Mercer Island, WA 98040
HaKol is published monthly, except
June/July/August. Production by
HNT staff. The deadline for HaKol
is the first of the month preceding
the month of publication.
Office Hours
Tuesday - Thursday......................... 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday................................................9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
WHY...
Annual Appeal
Because Herzl–Ner Tamid strives to serve everyone in our synagogue family regardless of one’s
ability to contribute the true cost of our operations.
Early childhood programming….religious school education for the whole family, introducing the
Etgar Yesodi curriculum.…opportunities for our teens such as a leadership retreat, pizza nights and
community service projects….community Livnot Chai school….young adult Third Space Friday night
dinners….Shabbat Dinner Circles….holiday celebrations like the biggest, most raucous Purim Shpiel
in the area….a place for discourse on complex Israeli issues.…Hebrew for every level….Torahthon 2.0
and classes for Jewish thought and tradition....Teen Feed.…Daytimers movies and lunch.…
book clubs.…Runnergogue.…Mitzvah Corp meals and helping those in need....lifecycles….
and Community...
WHEN...
During the High Holidays, the Jewish New Year, our days of reflection when we feel especially
called upon to go beyond our already generous annual commitment (dues) and contribute to
the extent of our ability to insure that HNT remains an inclusive and welcoming community.
WHO...
Each of us, doing our part as stakeholders in creating and nurturing our Jewish home so we
can be one community…here for one another…always
HOW...
By sending in the Annual Appeal pledge you received in the mail or visiting h-nt.org/appeal
There will also be an opportunity on the morning of Rosh Hashanah Day 1.
We thank you for your support now and throughout the year!
BAT MITZVAH
Everyone is invited to share services & the kiddush following our Bat Mitzvah
September 5
Caroline Friedman is the daughter of
Candace and Daniel Friedman, the older
sister of Charlotte, and the granddaughter
of Susan Friedman of Mercer Island, WA,
Jay Friedman z”l, and Carol and Merlyn
Brown, of Houston, TX. Caroline is in the 7th grade at Islander
Middle School. She enjoys cross-country/track and skiing. In
addition, she plays guitar, sings, and plays the trumpet in her
school band. She loves animals, and that love has been the idea
for her Mitzvah Project. She has created a business proposal for
the ASPCA, including a website, and statement of intent. Her
idea is to convince the ASPCA to certify healthy dog breeders as
not being puppy mills, so that everyone who buys a pet dog can
know their dog’s breeder and be confident their pet was not
mistreated. Caroline would be happy to share more on
this topic.
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High Holidays 5776
PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL PROGRAMS WILL BE AT HNT
L’Shanah Tova!
Haven't received your High Holiday packet? Call the
synagogue office at 206-232-8555.
We need Greeters/Ushers
We know you value making HNT a friendly, inviting place to
experience the High Holidays. You can help by spending a
little time welcoming people at our doors on Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur. Please call Melanie at 206-232-8555x200 to
schedule your time.
Sukkot Orders: Due September 3
Celebrate Sukkot with your very own lulav, etrog, and
s’chach! Please fill out the form at: h-nt.org/sukkot-orders
or call 206-232-8555 by September 3.
Your order is only complete after receiving a confirmation.
Unfortunately late orders cannot be accommodated due
to shipping deadlines. Pick up your supplies from HNT on
September 24 & 25, 9:15 AM - 1:00 PM.
S’lichot: Saturday, September 5
Childcare: Due September 3
Subsidized by the synagogue High Holiday budget, childcare
is available for the children of congregants, ages 2-7.
Pre-registration is required by September 3, and to meet
proper care ratios, we are unable to accommodate drop-ins.
Space is limited and only confirmed after payment.
Childcare will be offered at $25 per session ($15 for Kol
Nidre) which will run from the beginning to the end of each
service. Please register at h-nt.org/hh-childcare.
Parking information
ONLY the following areas have been authorized for parking:
• The SJCC parking lot (except where marked
“No Parking 24/7”)
• Mercerwood Shore Club, 4150 East Mercer Way (except
designated reserved areas)
Courtesy shuttle service will be available on Rosh Hashanah
Day 1, Kol Nidre, & Yom Kippur Day during times listed on
page 10 of the High Holiday Brochure.
Please do not park anywhere that states “NO HNT Parking”
as a courtesy to our neighbors as well as being mindful about
parking in fire lanes or blocking driveways.
If you park in any undesignated area you risk being towed
at your own expense by the city. The boat launch is not
available for parking.
If you have a state disabled permit or must be dropped close
to the door, proceed to the main parking lot and use the
Valet Parking service (no advance arrangements necessary).
Film & Discussion: 8:45 PM • Service: 11:00 PM
Award winning singer/songwriter/cantorial soloist Raquel
Pomerantz Gershon will join Cantor Kurland in leading us in
a spiritual warmup to the High Holiday season. This musical,
uplifting service will be preceded by the film Nicky's Family,
the story of Sir Nicholas Winton who saved 669 Czech &
Slovack children just prior to the beginning of WWII.
Mitzvah Corps High Holiday Outreach Project:
Sunday, September 6
We need helping hands to deliver “goody bags” filled with
challah, apples, and honey to congregants on Mercer Island,
the Eastside, Kent, and Seattle. Contact Judy Ziedman at
[email protected] or 425-883-6482 to sign up for this fun
and worthwhile project. All volunteers get treats as well!
Drive the Bima & Build the Sukkah:
Tuesday, September 8
4:00 PM - Sukkah building begins
6:30 PM - Drive the Bima & set up for the holidays
Why is this year different from all other years? Because THIS
year, our only opportunity is during the workweek, so we need
all of your helping hands!
Complimentary light dinner provided for all! Sign up at
h-nt.org/volunteer if you can help.
You can also learn how to build a sukkah and purchase an
easy-to-assemble kit at our Sukkah Building Workshop running
concurrently in the Upper Foyer. RSVP to [email protected].
Annual Cemetery Pilgrimage:
Sunday, September 20 • 10:30 AM
Herzl Memorial Park • 16501 Dayton Ave. N, Shoreline
The congregation’s annual cemetery pilgrimage, led by
Rabbi Bob Maslan, is a traditional opportunity to visit Herzl
Memorial Park. This is a time for remembering our loved
ones whose influence lives on in our own lives. Following the
initial brief service, Rabbi Maslan will be available to go with
congregants to individual graves to recite memorial prayers.
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WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Kick-off Board Meeting
The Regional Women's League Board Meeting
Sisterhood Book Club
Annual Sisterhood Tea Party Torah Fund Event
Wednesday, Sept. 30 • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM • Frankel Library
Participants taking on presenting for discussion one chapter
each of Yearnings by Irwin Kula. Watch for more information
on the addition of a Sunday Book Club (will follow the same
book schedule).
RSVP to Aileen Okrent, [email protected] or look for the form
and more information in your mailbox soon!
Sunday, Sept. 6 • 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM • Frankel Library
Join us for a light nosh and to find out how you can participate
and benefit from Women’s League Sisterhood this year.
Tuesday, Sept. 8 • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM • Frankel Library
There’s still time to join the Sisterhood Book Club. All The Light
We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr to be discussed. Email
[email protected] or call 206-719-2224 to join.
Rosh Chodesh Group
Monday, October 12 • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM • Upper Foyer
Join us for a light nosh, a warm community and an
enlightening, invigorating, spiritual celebration of the new
month. Come find out what the buzz is about! Led by Rabbi
Yarkin. RSVP to [email protected] or call 206-719-2224.
HOLIDAY MEALS
Sunday, Oct. 18 and Monday, Oct. 19 • Sea-Tac Holiday Inn
Join us and the Regional President and Board for an
informative, educational and community building conference.
Sunday, October 25 • 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM • Rabbi & Janine
Rosenbaum’s Home
Lovingly hosted (back by popular demand) by Janine
Rosenbaum. Make your reservations now!
MEMBERSHIP DUES – DUE NOW!
Dues are $36 and can be mailed c/o Women’s League of
Herzl-Ner Tamid, 3700 East Mercer Way, Mercer Island, WA
98040. Email [email protected] or call 206-719-2224 for
questions
All ladies are welcome – we are an HNT organization but you
do not need to belong to HNT to be a member of Sisterhood.
SHABBAT DINNER CIRCLE
Have some extra seats at your table for Erev Rosh Hashanah
dinner OR breaking-the-fast? Looking for a place to go?
Use our online spreadsheets at h-nt.org/erev-rh OR
h-nt.org/break-the-fast to match yourself up with others in
the Herzl-Ner Tamid community!
Just fill in your information in the applicable columns to sign up.
SHABBAT GREETERS NEEDED!
Have you noticed that there’s always a smiling face to greet
you when you come for services at HNT? How would you like
to BE one of those smiling faces?
We are expanding our “roster” of Shabbat door greeters.
Being a greeter does not need to be a weekly commitment
(unless you’d like it to be). Sign up at h-nt.org/greeter if you
want to do your part to make HNT a welcoming place to be!
First Dinner of the Year: Friday, October 30
Register by October 9 at h-nt.org/sdc
New year, new Shabbat Dinner Circles to look forward to!
Back in June, participants from throughout this past year
gathered for a lovely meal together at HNT for Solstice
Shabbat. Now it’s time to look ahead to the coming year &
take this terrific opportunity to meet more people in our
community!
If you already love Shabbat Dinner Circle, you know that now
is the time to sign up to ensure that we can match you in
time. If you’ve never participated before – even more reason
to join in now since we always strive to bring together new
groups of people for these intimate dinners for all ages.
Sign up now at h-nt.org/sdc
We ask all participants to please remember that signing up is
making a commitment to either host or attend a dinner that
night. Please be considerate of others by making sure that
you do not have a scheduling conflict and by marking it on
your calendar as soon as you sign up. Think of this as making
a dinner date with friends and help us avoid last minute
cancellations. Thank you!
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A MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, ED. D. CANDIDATE, ELIYAHU KRIGEL
Shalom chevre, hello friends! I’m
honored to be your new Director of
Education. I have really enjoyed getting
to know many of you over the summer
and I look forward to meeting all of you
in the future. I moved to Seattle with
my wife, Shanti, our 14 year-old, Isaiah,
and our 10 year-old, Kaela, to begin
working at HNT on June 1. Isaiah will be
in ninth grade in the fall at Newport High School and Kaela will
a fifth grader at Eastgate Elementary. We live in Bellevue and
are thankful for the support of the congregation as we settle
into our incredibly wonderful new community at HNT in the
beautiful Pacific Northwest. As we enter 5776 together, we wish
you many successes and continued accomplishments!
DVAR: A WORD
On August 16 we entered the Hebrew month of Elul in the
Jewish calendar. Elul is a time of introspection. Elul prepares
us for the beginning of the seventh month of Tishrei which
commences with Rosh Hashanah. During the month of Elul, we
have the opportunity to blow the Shofar each day which is a
loud wake up call to return and remember who we really are on
the inside. Elul is also meant to be a time of personal reflection.
You might think Elul is the 12th month in the lunar calendar
counting from Tishrei which begins with Rosh Hashanah, the
beginning of the year. In our actual count though, Elul is the
sixth month of the lunar cycle counting from the month of Nisan
which is considered the first Hebrew month. Elul means return
and the month is a time for preparation for the Days of Awe
which are latent with reflection on all levels. This is the time to
return to something more than just ourselves by clarifying our
life’s purpose and goals.
The word Elul is also an acronym from Song of Songs 6:3: Ani
L’dodi V’dodi Li (I am my beloved and my beloved is mine). Many
times this verse is used when describing the union within a
Jewish wedding, but in this sense, God is the “Beloved” and “I”
is the Jewish people. According to the Zodiac, the Maiden is the
particular symbol for the month of Elul based off of the verse
in Yermiyahu 31:20: Return, O Maiden of Israel, return to these
cities of yours.” The Maiden analogy and the representation of
the beloved both point to getting to the root of our relationship
with holiness. The act of doing Teshuva during the time of
Elul is all about getting ready for the big “court date” with the
book of life and death during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur,
and is a sacred process which needs community and support
to grow and prosper. What better way to honor the sentiment
of Elul than to celebrate each other and join together for a
special welcoming BBQ picnic after FRS the first Sunday back
from break on September 20 from 12:15 PM - 1:00 PM at HNT.
May each one of us be blessed with the ability to go within by
remaining connected to our passions and family connections!
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FRANKEL RELIGIOUS SCHOOL (FRS)
The mission of the Frankel Religious School (FRS) is to build
a vibrant school where students actively live Jewish lives
expressed through their actions and values. FRS creates a
foundation for fostering deeper connections to Judaism, Israel,
Hebrew, and the modern world. This year, we have adopted a
new curriculum through the Jewish Theological Seminary called
Etgar Yesodi. This curriculum uses the power of cooperative
learning, the value of addressing multiple intelligences, and sees
the importance of differentiating instruction so that the learning
is relevant and engaging. Interfaith and non-traditional families
have an important place at the table of learning at FRS as we
engaged in continuous learning from babies to bubbies.
GARINIM
Our program for our youngest members of the synagogue
community is called Garinim or Little Seeds. We meet
Wednesdays for playdates and for Friday night services and
dinner. We also offer a twice-monthly preschool which meets
every other Sunday during FRS. For more information about our
Garinim program, please contact [email protected] or
[email protected].
AUGUST IN REVIEW
Our Morim (teachers) and Madrichim (teacher assistants) gathered
together on August 16 for an all-staff training based on our new
curriculum, Etgar Yesodi. From August 23-25, our sixth, seventh,
and eighth graders headed to Camp Solomon Schechter (CSS)
for our first ever Becoming a Leader Trip. The trip was all about
combining leadership and Judaism in a beautiful and inspiring
setting in order to build Jewish community and identity. During
the trip, we spent time on the ropes course and at the waterfront
at CSS. For regular school updates, head to Frankel Religious
School on Facebook or get on our Mah Nishmah (What’s Up) email
newsletter by simply emailing Moreh Eliyahu at [email protected].
FAMILY EDUCATION AT HNT
B’Yachad is our version of engaged family education at HNT.
Inter-generational learning is what the program is all about
and we achieve this by stimulating conversation, engaging in
dialogue, and asking good questions. Join us for the B’Yachad
programming throughout the year:
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B’Yachad Learning for Parents/Guardians of Students in
Grades 6 & 7 from 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM on the following Saturday mornings: 10/31, 11/21, 12/12, 2/27, 3/26, 5/21
B’Yachad Learning for Parents/Guardians of Students in
Grades 3 - 5 from 9:30 AM - 12:15 PM on the following Sunday mornings first semester: 10/25, 11/22, 12/6
B’Yachad Family Service & Dinner for Students in Grades 3 - 5
and their Families at 6:00 PM on the following evenings: 10/16, 11/20, 12/4, 1/8, 2/5, 3/18
HIGH HOLIDAY YOUTH & FAMILY PROGRAMS
Jewish New Year’s Rockin’ Eve for Young Families
Sunday, September 13 • 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM • Room 10/11
Bring in the New Year the right way with spirit and joy as we
celebrate together. Moreh Eliyahu Krigel and Morah Chava
Mirel will weave music, stories, and tefillah together to
enliven and enrich your experience. Join us as we celebrate
all of our accomplishments of this past year and look
ahead to a future filled with hope and community. Parents/
guardians are encouraged to stay with their children for this
joyous family worship experience and all are welcome!
Yom Kippur Day: Wednesday, September 23
10:30 AM - 12:30 PM 1st-5th Grade Children’s Programs. We
are back on the plane for more stops along our tour of Israel!
Grades 1 to 5 travel together as a class to continue their
journey, including Yom Kippur stories in the Negev Desert,
meditating in the mystical city of Tzfat, learning fascinating
Israeli facts at Haifa’s Technion University, chilling in café
Dizengoff in Tel Aviv, and praying atop Masada!
Rosh Hashanah, Day 1: Monday, September 14
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM 1st-5th Grade Children’s Program
features a (Virtual) Trip to Israel series. Grades 1 to 5 travel
together as a class to make (virtual) stops at major sites
in the land of Israel. We’ll get to celebrate creation in the
beautiful Golan Heights, pray at the Kotel in Jerusalem, use
Hebrew at an Ulpan in Be’er Sheva, eat at a trendy Hebrew
café on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv, and hear Rosh Hashanah
stories in a Bedouin tent - well, almost!
7:30 PM Flashlight brigade: Children will meet in the Upper
Foyer when called for the beautiful HNT tradition of the
annual flashlight brigade, havdallah and final tekiah. Some
flashlights and glowsticks will be provided but please bring
your own as well.
Please pick up your child from the classroom no later than
12:30 PM before heading to our family tashlich at 12:45 PM.
For safety reasons parents must FIRST pick up their children.
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM Service for baby, toddler, preschool
and Kindergarten-age children and families.
12:45 PM: Family Tashlich service at Wittenberg Waterfront for all children and parents after morning programs.
Rosh Hashanah Day Two: Tuesday, September 15
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM • Room 10/11
Join Moreh Eliyahu Krigel and Morah Chava Mirel for a
soulful family service geared towards 1st-5th grade students
and their families! Rosh Hashanah is our time to reevaluate
and return to our most authentic selves. By celebrating
our many blessings together we join as one community
in appreciation and worship. Students are encouraged to
be accompanied by an adult and all are welcome! At the
conclusion of
our service we will provide a light snack in honor of the
birthday of the world.
Kol Nidre (Erev Yom Kippur): Tuesday, September 22
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM: Kol Nidre Family Service: Forgiveness can
be achieved when we ask with a full and sincere heart. Join
us to begin this process of teshuva (repentance) together
with a beautiful family service with Moreh Eliyahu Krigel and
Rabbi Jessica Yarkin. This age-appropriate service is geared
toward 1st-5th grade students and their families. Students
are encouraged to bring an adult and all are welcome!
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM Service for baby, toddler, preschool
and Kindergarten-age children and families.
Sukkot Day 1: Monday, September 28
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Sukkah Visit for Preschool, Grades
K-2 and 3 - 5: Inviting guests and dwelling in the Sukkah is
our special time to be hospitable and gracious. Join us for
age-appropriate Sukkot services which will include a visit to
our beautiful sukkah, the opportunity to shake the lulav and
etrog, and a chance to create our own edible versions! Help
us welcome our honored ushpizim (guests) to our home
away from home at the HNT Sukkah.
Sukkot Day 7: Sunday, October 4 • 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
At the home of Rabbi Jay and Janine Rosenbaum
Open Sukkah for Young Families! Meet up with all your
Garinim friends (families with infants and preschoolers)
for an afternoon of schmoozing, art projects, and light
refreshments. Please register at h-nt.org/calendar
Simchat Torah: Tuesday, October 6
7:00 PM Family Torah Celebration: Join us for our colorful,
songful, and festive family-friendly celebration. Bring the
whole mishpacha (family) for an opportunity to shower the
Torah with love. Hug A Torah at HNT. Don’t forget to bring
your dancing shoes!
HIGH HOLIDAY TEEN PROGRAMMING
Parallel programs for middle school & high school with
Irit Eliav Levin, Russel Braman, and Rabbi Jessica Yarkin.
Rosh Hashanah Day 1, Monday, September 14: 10:30 AM
featuring gripping discussions, out of the box prayer
experiences, and more… with snacks!
Kol Nidre, Tuesday, September 22: 6:30 PM self-reflections,
set intentions, be your best self. Start the year with friends.
Yom Kippur Day, Wednesday, September 23: 11:00 AM
innovative programming continues! (but no snacks)
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TEEN PROGRAMMING
YEAR ROUND TEEN
PROGRAMMING
USY (all 9th to 12th graders welcome)
IT’S GONNA BE A SWEET NEW YEAR!
We are thrilled to present the Seattle Achim
Chapter Board for 2015-2016:
Co-Presidents: Jessica Luper & Nate Sigmon
SA/TO: Ariela Ikezawa • IA: Elana Lessing • Comm: Joseph Peha
Rel. Ed: Rebecca Brown • Mem/Kad: Eden Weiss
Lee Peha is back as our USY advisor!
Make time for yourself outside of school, homework,
and formal commitments. Attend events, seek out new
friendships, have more fun than you previously thought
possible, and stay connected to your Judaism in an informal,
non-judgmental environment. Expect ice cream bar movie
nights, Shabbat dinners, karaoke, Go-Karting, Teen Feeds,
BBQs, bonfires, Shabbatons, Kinnus, and a special series:
“Why, Rabbi Y?” your chance to ask anything that bugs you
about Judaism to a qualified rabbi. Email [email protected] or
[email protected] for more info! Join our Facebook group
Seattle Achim USY and look out for our upcoming events.
Kadima Youth Group (for all 6th and 7th graders)
Pizza Parties: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
on monthly weekdays in the Youth Lounge
It’s back! Those well-deserved, notorious after-school pizza
parties for your grade. Let off steam with games, trivia, TV,
music clips, and more! Interact with you classmates outside
of class! Make the most of your youth!
6th Grade: Mondays: Oct. 19, Nov. 16, Dec. 14, Jan. 25, Feb.
22, Mar. 21, Apr. 25, May 16
7th Grade: Tuesdays: Oct. 20, Nov. 17, Dec. 15, Jan. 26, Feb.
23, Mar. 22, Apr. 26, May 17
RSVP to [email protected]
NEW THIS YEAR: 8th Grade Leadership Program
Monthly Sunday mornings 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dec. 13, Jan. 10, Feb. 7, Mar. 13, Apr. 3, May 1
The time we spend together will give you two opportunities:
to explore your own Jewish identity and really think for
yourself, and to also receive vital leadership training skills.
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Welcome
Whether you’d like to become a paid TA in 9th grade, a camp
counselor, or just want to gain life skills that will help you
in high school, college, and beyond, these sessions will be
invaluable. You will help design part of the curriculum from
the very beginning, getting the chance to learn what you
really want to know about in Judaism! Have some questions
you've always wanted answered? Bring them to class on the
first day and we'll look into exploring them further. The class
will be taught by Irit Eliav Levin, with Rabbi Jessica Yarkin,
and other guest speakers throughout the year. Fee: $118. If
you need financial assistance, contact [email protected].
9:30 AM Breakfast and schmoozing
10:00 AM Group learning: HOT TOPICS! Being Jewish in the Modern World
11:00 AM Leadership training
Sign up at h-nt.org/frs-registration
Livnot Chai
Innovative supplementary high school course
for 8th to 12th graders
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM Weekly Tuesdays at Temple De Hirsh Sinai
in Bellevue or Thursdays at UW Hillel
Through a partnership with area synagogues, we offer
a dynamic, interactive and socially engaging high school
program. Teenagers have the chance to take electives in
courses they want to study, from music, culture, and Israel,
to modern ethics, bible, and sexual identity. Taught by an
incredible assortment of local clergy, community leaders,
experts in their fields, and guest speakers. This program
extends the reach of Judaism, moving religious practice
from the synagogue toward communal organizations and
extending learning from the classroom towards leadership
skills and community action.
Fees: Fall semester: $425, Full year: $850
6:00 PM Dinner and Schmoozing
6:30 PM Core Classes by grade level taught by our rabbis and educators
7:30 PM Electives
Sign up at h-nt.org/frs-registration
Livnot Chai also offers a once a month Sunday JTeam
program focused on Jewish philanthropy. For more
information about JTeam please go to
livnotchai.org/j-team-monthly-option/. We also have several
“one time” events throughout the year. Look for those in our
regular updates. For more information about Livnot Chai,
please contact [email protected] or visit livnotchai.org.
COLLEGE PACKAGES
Rosh Hashanah is around the corner, and so are our
first college packages of the school year! If you have an
undergraduate college student with a new address this fall
or if you’ve never submitted their information, visit
h-nt.org/college by September 3 so they can receive some
goodies for a shanah tovah u’metukah!
THIRD SPACE
Welcome to Third Space, a vibrant space
in between work and home where you
choose to connect with community!
Like Third Space on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/ThirdSpaceHNT
Torah On Tap: Sin! • Wednesday, Sept. 2 • 7:30 PM
What does the concept of "sin" mean in Judaism? How
does the Jewish concept of sin differ from other cultures' particularly Christianity? Where in our sacred texts do we
find examples of men and women behaving badly - and
what, if anything, serves to redeem them? Finally, what can
we moderns learn about "sin" as we head into the High Holy
Days, a time of year when we reflect on all our misdeeds,
missteps, and mistakes - hopefully to start fresh in 5776?
Over desserts and drinks, we’ll informally discuss relevant
issues using scintillating Jewish texts, both ancient and
modern, as our springboard. This event is FREE! Please
bring a dessert, snack or drink to share! For more info and
to receive location details, RSVP on our Facebook event at
facebook.com/ThirdSpaceHNT
&
A NIGHT OF JEWISH LEARNING
S AT U R D AY, N O V E M B E R 7
5:35 P M - 11:30 P M
Arrive as soon as you can, stay as long as you like!
An evening of thought-provoking courses taught by an
esteemed faculty of clergy, professors and experts.
Topics will focus on Jewish living today, including:
Cultural Judaism & Peoplehood...Historical & Sacred Texts...
“How to” for Modern Jewish Practice...Political & Ethical Issues...
“Doing Jewish”: Hands-on Learning Activities
In addition to intriguing courses, the evening includes:
• Dinner catered by On Safari Foods • Havdallah • Keynote
Speaker Rivy Poupko Kletenik • Community Shuk with Judaica,
books, jewelry, crafts and sweets for sale
Registration will be available at h-nt.org/torahthon
Funding for Torahthon 2.0 is made possible by a generous grant
from the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle and historically by
the Alfred & Tillie Shemanski Foundation.
Torahthon 2.0 is a joint venture of Herzl-Ner Tamid &
Temple De Hirsch Sinai.
Third Friday Shabbat • September 18
RUNNERGOGUE
6:30 PM happy half-hour
7:00 PM short sweet services
7:40 PM decadent delicious dinner
All 20 to 30 somethings are welcome to celebrate monthly
third Shabbats at HNT.
Early bird price: $10 (RSVP by September 11)
Regular price: $15
TEEN FEED
RSVP at h-nt.org/thirdfriday
Breakfast for Break-Fast
Join our community on Fridays year-round at 6:00 AM weather
permitting in the HNT parking lot for a 55 minute jog, walk, or
bike ride and an opportunity learn a little Torah as well! This
informal exercise group will warm up our bodies; then stay for
minyan to warm up our hearts 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM.
A Holiday Twist on Around the Sound
Wednesday, September 23
Bagels! Quiche! Pancakes! Young professionals in their
20s and 30s are invited to attend potluck break-fasts all
over the greater Seattle area with tasty breakfast foods.
Visit Facebook.com/ThirdSpaceHNT for details and signup
information.
There will be no Teen Feed in September.
Thanks to Brian Lurie & Karen Moskowitz for leading June
Teen Feed and our volunteers: Sammy & Michael Arao,
Jordan, Katie & Liz Friedman, Dan & Elaine Mintz, Karen
Ruby, Laurie & Jonah Powazek.
Todah rabbah to Jonah Powazek for his donation to sponsor
a night of Teen Feed as his Bar Mitzvah project.
CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES
For a copy of the 5776 candle lighting times, please call the
synagogue office.
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Adult Education Classes 5776
Registration, pricing and schedules for all classes can be found at h-nt.org/adult-lifelong-learning
Jewish Spirituality Made Simple, taught by Rabbi Jay
The Third Age: New Perspectives for the Over Fifty
Generation, led by Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum, dates TBA
Judaism is a practice, like meditation and yoga. Every Jewish
practice is intended to yield an immediate benefit to our
well-being: a greater enthusiasm for life and a deeper
perspective. In this class we will: explore what it means to
have a spiritual outlook on life, study simple Jewish practices,
and explore how we can incorporate them into our day. We
will look for practices that are easy to do, don’t require a lot
of time or deep knowledge, and are high yield in emotional
impact. We’ll take up Rabbi Kula’s challenge last March to try
out new practices for 40 days.
Words like ‘senior citizen’ and ‘retirement’ do not capture the
vitality and creative potential of millions of Americans in their
fifties, sixties, and beyond. We will start a community-wide
conversation of what it means to be living in the stage of life
called The Third Age. What are our concerns and hopes? How
can we re-shape society’s attitudes towards The Third Age?
And, how can we harness the potential of a generation with
vast life experience and energy in our own congregation?
Judaism 101, the “Lab”: The How To’s of Jewish
Practice, taught by Rabbi Bob Maslan, with guest
Calling all writers of poetry or prose: join us once a month
to meet as a writing group. Carol Barnett, poet/writer, will
provide prompts and tips to improve your writing, whether it be
memoir, short story, journaling or poetry. You choose the genre.
Leave your Write Fright behind and be inspired to explore a
variety of imaginative techniques to bring out the best in you.
This program is sponsored by Daytimers and open to all.
Rosenbaum & guest speakers, Sundays, 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
appearances by Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum and Chava Mirel,
Sundays, 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
This class will focus on the mechanics of how to do Jewish
spiritual practices. Among the subjects we will cover:
• How to say the blessings and prayers of a traditional Friday night meal
• How to chant the key prayers of Shabbat services
• How to put on tallit and tefillin
• How to conduct a Passover Seder
• When to bend, bow, stand and sit in a prayer service
Israel Current Events, taught by Nevet Basker, Mondays,
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM OR Tuesdays, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Do you want to learn more about current-day Israel and
the Middle East? Are you befuddled by the ever-changing
landscape and conflicting viewpoints? Would you like to
explore difficult issues in a safe and informal community
environment? This monthly forum explores key issues
affecting Israel, the region, and our own Seattle-area Jewish
community.
iEngage 3: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, guided by
Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum, dates TBA
The third in a series of video courses by the Hartman
Institute in Jerusalem, featuring nine video lectures,
supplementary video interviews and stimulating text study
material and articles. Our goal is to have an open, thoughtprovoking study and discussion of the complexities of the
conflict. We welcome and will entertain a wide variety of
viewpoints in what we hope will be a robust, energetic and
enlightening conversation.
Learn to Read Torah/Trope, taught by Cantor Kurland ,
Mondays, 7:30 PM - 8:45 PM
Have you always wanted to chant Torah on Shabbat
morning? In this class you will learn the trope system and
how to apply it with the goal of doing a reading on Shabbat
morning and beyond. Join our cadre of skilled Torah readers!
Knowledge of Hebrew reading is necessary.
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Daytimers Workshop: The Write Stuff, taught by Carol
Barnett, Wednesdays, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Cantor’s Lunch & Sing, Tuesdays, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
We’ll have a chance to learn and sing popular Israeli, Ladino and
Yiddish songs. Join us for a spirited and fun musical experience!
Prayerbook Hebrew, taught by Janine Rosenbaum,
Wednesdays, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Secretly feel that you are the only one who doesn’t always
know what is going on during the service? This class will
prepare you for full participation in Shabbat morning services.
You will acquire synagogue and Hebrew-reading skills and
gain confidence in your knowledge of the service. Very basic
knowledge of Hebrew required.
Beginning Hebrew, taught by Janine Rosenbaum,
Tuesdays, 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM; Wednesdays, 9:00 AM 10:30 AM; Wednesdays, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM; Thursdays,
12:15 PM - 1:30 PM; and Thursdays, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Did you always want to learn to read and write Hebrew? This is
your chance to study in a safe, warm and friendly atmosphere.
Hebrew Fluency, taught by Janine Rosenbaum,
Sundays, 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM; Tuesdays, 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM;
Tuesdays, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM; Wednesdays, 12:15 PM - 1:30 PM;
and Thursdays, 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Having trouble remembering all your Hebrew letters and
vowels? Do you find it hard to follow the fast pace of Hebrew at
religious services? If you know how to read Hebrew, but you’d
like to read more fluently, this class will have you reading like a pro.
Modern Hebrew, taught by Janine Rosenbaum,
Sundays, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Think you know all there is to know about Modern Hebrew?
Join this continuing class to deepen your knowledge of this
dynamic language.
JUDAICA SHOP
GARDENING AT HNT
L’Shana Tova.
Sunday, September 6 • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Come help beautify HNT! We will work in the entry garden
and parking lot area. We will weed, prune roses, remove
blackberry vines, etc.
Bring a hand trowel, container for weeds, pruning shears and
if you prune blackberry plants, bring heavy gloves. Please
RSVP to Lana via email [email protected] or
425-747-5742. Her cell is 425-445-5742 on that Sunday. If you
want to volunteer on a different day or time, let Lana know.
Help us make a beautiful difference.
During September we are open three Wednesdays and one
Sunday. If our hours don’t fit your lifestyle, please make
an appointment.
Come see our large collection of tallitot, tallit clips, kippot &
ladies head coverings. Need a shofar or shofar stand?
A honey dish? We have what you need to "do" Jewish.
Proceeds from the shop fund camperships and more. Buy
Judaica, ritual items, jewelry and gifts and give twice!
To special order items, contact buyer Iris Schwartz at
[email protected] . Please allow 6 weeks for
special orders.
To volunteer to help, contact Manager Lana Finegold at
425-747-5742. Thank you for being our customer.
September Hours
Wednesdays, Sept. 2 & 16: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Wednesday, September 9: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday, September 20: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
OR call for an appointment:
Sue Solomon: 206-232-8480 • Kari Haas: 206-719-2224
SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
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Norman & Barbara Walker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Paul & Andrea Blustein. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Erez & Nancy Toker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Aaron & Judy Findley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Tzachi & Lara Litov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Ken & Mathy Lustig. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Will & Lauren Leahy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Tom & Irit Snyder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Carl & June Silverberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Lionel & Linda Galperin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
David & Judy Benami. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Mitchell & Sherrie Nudelman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Jonathan & Karen Langman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Michael Goldman & Linda Bensimon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Irvine & Bonni Alpert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Ryan & Jodi Sternoff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Ed & Elaine Epstein. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Nick & Michele Keller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Marc Shecter & Kindra Perkins Shecter . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Seamus & Avra Dolan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Eitan & Ella Toker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Billy & Dana Pruchno. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Drew & Dena Herbolich. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Jerry & Judy Weiser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
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Allan & Sarah Goldman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Benjamin & Trea Diament. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Norman & Lisa Judah. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Eliyezer & Ruth Kohen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
David & Karen Rosenzweig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Joe & Judy Schocken. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Barry & Marcy Bockow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Gary & Sharon Constantine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Eli Livne & Esti Karson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Joey & Marcia Mayo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Adam & Annette Sherr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Jeff & Andrea Cordova. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
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Albert & Betty Hasson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Justin Magaram & Amy Schottenstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Arie & Amy Salomon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Stan & Harriet Litt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Sol & Mary Avzaradel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Sam & Jaime Slutzky. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
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IN SUPPORT OF ONE ANOTHER
These generous tributes were made through July 31, 2015
Atlas Scholarship Fund Refuah Shelemah to
In Memory of
Robert Nathan Minsky
The Stewart Family
Building Fund
In Memory of
Muriel Covner
Dan & Elaine Mintz
Ann Marie Putter
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Campership Fund
(Amy Mackoff)
In Honor of
David Stiefel’s milestone birthday
Mark & Ruth Balter
In Memory of
David Mezistrano
Allan Vinnick
Adam Mihlstin & Marilyn Corets
David Schwartz
Alesa, Harvey, Josh & Carly Trager
Nathan Friedman
Brad & Susan Lehrer
David Mezistrano
Ettie Davis
Allan Vinnick
Debra Barer
Joe & Ann Lee Rogel
Ruth Shocken
Yoni Putter
Shira Putter
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Dave Mezistrano
Marietta Fulton
Ann Chiprut
Mike, Susan, Jessica & Joey
Becker
David Skolnick
Neil & Sari Schneider
Babe Lehrer
Robin, Dennis & the
Goldstein Family
Alan Rosenstock
Alan & Elaine Peizer
Samuel Peizer
Alan Peizer
Annie Usdane
Ettie Davis
Samuel “Buddy” Friedman
Sandy Friedman & Family
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Sandy Samuel
Alesa, Harvey, Josh & Carly Trager
Cantor’s Discretionary
Fund
In Appreciation of
Cantor Kurland
Annette Vinnick & Family
David & Joy Stiefel
Dr. Tom Hornsten
Jonathan & Karen Langman
Marty & Melissa Nelson
Susan Friedman, Daniel & Candace, Eli & Karen Friedman, & Yehuda Fine
In Honor of
The Kurland’s Friendship
Circle Award
Don Shifrin & Bobbi Chamberlin
Al & Esther Lott
Barry & Judy Schwarz
Eitan & Ella Toker
Alan & Judi Wilensky’s 50th Anniversary
Lonnie & Susan Edelheit
Neil & Sari Schneider’s 50th Anniversary
Merle Panick & Freidbert Weinman
In Memory of
Max Kane
Albert & Bette Menashe
Rosella Weissman
Bobbi Chamberlin
Herbert Drucker
David & Mariann Drucker
Ann Chiprut
David & Sharron Hartman
Harry Wendel Altman
Edwin, Mary, Neal & Sarah Mulnick
David Schwartz
Irving & Bobbi Hirsch
Yoni Putter
Joanne Werner
Judith Fink
Larry & Linda Granat
Ruth Schocken
Manny Lott
Herb Kotkins
Michael Rogers & Susan Glicksberg
David Mezistrano
Al Vinnick
Ruth Winston
Hilda Schwarz
Barry Schwarz
Susan Angel
Esther Lott & Family
David Mezistrano
Ettie Davis, Sheri, Sophie & Annie
Bernice Konikow
Joel & Barbara Konikow
Samuel Teichman
Ed & Mary Mulnick
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Mulnick
Refuah Shelemah to
Sandy Samuel
Bob & Rita Lowy
Ettie Davis
Howard & Barbara Shulman
Jim & Lee Keller
Mark, Ruth, Charlie & Lauren
Balter
Vivian & David Blum
Danny Lewis Fund
In Honor of
Steve & Jan Lewis'
Anniversary
Cynthia & Gary Stratiner
The birth of Efrem & Linda
Krisher's twin grandsons
The birth of Alan & Josie Bernstein's new grandson
Dr. Robert & Mrs. Talby Gelb
In Memory of
Ruth Schocken
Harris & Jean Klein
Ilyse & Greg Wagner & Family
Ann Chiprut
Yoni Putter
Jim & Lee Keller
Harry Wendel Altman
Nick & Michele Keller
Ann Chiprut
Steve & Jan Lewis
Eileen Mintz Kitchen
Fund
In Honor of
Bettie & Richard Panick
In Memory of
Ruth Schocken
Yoni Putter
Bob & Rita Lowy
Marietta Fulton
Bruce & Peggy Gladner
Dan & Elaine Mintz
Jules Gelber
David Mintz
Bob Minsky
David Mintz
Ruth Schocken
Mary Piha Cohen
Marv & Rahla Turck
David Mezistrano
The Rudee Family
Refuah Shelemah to
Pauline Reiter
Bob & Rita Lowy
In Memory of
Mildred Lilly
Mason & Diane Lilly
Endowment Fund
In Honor of
Judi & Alan Wilensky’s 50th
Anniversary
Paul Burstein & Florence Katz
Burstein
Marilyn Corets for
organizing Ner Tamid’s 50th
Anniversary celebration
Ron & Lori Kaufman
Amy Glick
Steven & Stephanie Kahn
In Memory of
Marietta Fulton
Harry Wendel Altman
Eric & Renee Radman
Marietta Fulton
David Mezistrano
Ruth Schocken
Yoni Putter
Susan Friedman
Ruth Schocken
Tony & Lynn Wartnik
Executive Director
Discretionary Fund
In Memory of
Marietta Fulton
Irwin & Babette Schiller
Jules Gelber
Harry Altman
Ruth Schocken
Miriam Terlinchamp
Nancy Babbs
Flower Fund
In Honor of
Rebecca Levy & Jamie
Frankel's Engagement
Frankel Endowment
Fund
In Memory of
Tony Hansen
Dan & Elaine Mintz
Frankel Library Fund
In Honor of
Julius Skolnik
Elaine Epstein
Florence Katz Burstein
Mary Anne Balch Speigel
Nancy Morse
Peter & Carol Michel
Judi & Alan Wilensky’s
Anniversary
Ruz Gulko becoming a Rabbi
Toby Israel
In Memory of
David Schwartz
Nathan Friedman
Bruce & Peggy Gladner
David Skolnick
Marietta Fulton
Ed & Elaine Epstein
David Skolnick
Harry Wendel Altman
Marv & Rahla Turck
Jules Gelber
Nancy, Wayne, Michelle &
Zack Morse
Ruth Schocken
Toby Israel
Nathan Friedman
Muriel Bak
Marietta Fulton
Trudy Katz
Wayne & Nancy Morse
Refuah Shelemah to
Paul Burstein
Ed & Elaine Epstein
Sandy Samuel
Toby Israel
Frankel Scholarship
Fund
In Honor of
Irwin Schillers Special
Birthday
Robin & Dennis Goldstein
and Family
Refuah Shelemah to
Jim Keller
Marvin Coe
Joseph & Gayle Carrol
General Fund
In Appreciation of
Elaine Weinstein
Larry & Bev Lemchen
In Honor of
Mary Piha Cohen
Michelle & Marissa
Almoslino
David Schwartz
Stuart & Karen Epstein
Al & Esther Lott
The arrival of Stan & Fran
Schill's new grandson
Carolyn Kessler
Leonard Levy & Mimi Weiner
Michael & Shainie
Schuffler’s 50th Anniversary
Marv & Lore Coe's 61st
Anniversary
Phillip & Judy Koppel
Benjamin Diament’s
Birthday
Robbie & Bonnie Cape
Refuah Shelemah to
Marietta Fulton
Allan Steinman & Diane
Sigel‑Steinman
Lois & Ed Zachary
Mark & Ruth Balter
Rabbi Marna Sapsowitz
Eugene & Jean Laboff
Judy Schocken
Amy Sidell
Ruth Schocken
Andrew Hess & Julie Katz
Craig & Sheila Sternberg
Ken & Jen Alterman
Michael Krasik & Nancy
Geiger
Stan & Iantha Sidell
Ann Chiprut
Bruce & Esther Caplan
Esther Chiprut & Steve
Weinstein
Ruth Schocken
Marietta Fulton
Charles & Marilyn Caplan
Jules Gelber
David & Elizabeth Director
Allan Vinnick
George & Anne Hirschhorn
Richard & Stacey Eastern
Trudy Katz
Allan Vinnick
Marc & Sue Policar
Mary Anne Hevly
Rabbi Bob Maslan
Mary Piha Cohen Family
In Memory of
Carol Maslan
Charlie & Claire Hammer
Paul Burstein
Julius Skolnick
Memorial Fund
In Memory of
David Skolnick
David & Peggy Bernstein
Edward & Carol Kane
Israel & Betsy Rosen
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Ron & Lori Kaufman
Maslan Memorial
Fund
In Honor of
In Memory of
Ruth Schocken
Refuah Shelemah to
Carol Maslan
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Vivian & David Blum
Memorial Fund
In Memory of
Roberta Corets
David Schwartz
Al & Pauline Spokoiny
Allan Vinnick
Daisy Israel
Dan & Elaine Mintz
Mordo & Beverly DeJaen
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Mintz
Marietta Fulton
David & Lisa Fain
Don Shifrin & Bobbi
Chamberlin
Ruth Schocken
Ernie Cassirer
Jules Gelber
Ruth Schocken
David Schwartz
Jeff Robinson & Carol
Stockton
Rosella Weissman
Joseph Shultz
Arthur Boden
Allan, Tamar, Hannah &
Alyssa Boden
Carl Sanes
Anita Reich
David Katz
Ann Meisner
Morris Mezistrano
Tobias Vinnick
Annette Vinnick
Selma Egnal
Antony & Rene Egnal
Aaron Schwarz
Barry Schwarz
Cleamons Baroh
Leo Baroh
Bettie Baroh
Edward Glazer
Bob & Janet Lackman
Louis Malins
Susie Winegrad
Bob & Natalie Malin
Sylvia Oseran
Brad & Laura Miller
Isabelle Florsheim
Bruce Florsheim
Laura Weiss
Bruce Levy & Marcia Weiss Levy
David Reibman
Carrie Reibman
Edward Sadick
Joseph Farber
Rose Farber
Corinne Farber
Samuel Slotnik
David Levinson
David & Samuel Levinson
Goldie Shain
Ruth Canty
David Canty
Beatrice Levinson
Perry Levinson
David Levinson
Lena Bloom
David Rosenzweig
Norbert Reuben
Ruth Reuben
Debbie Tudor
Phyllis Davis
Herbert Davis
Doug & Ellie Davis
Charles Cohen
Harry Harris
Ed Harris
Isaac Meyerovitch
Shlomo Dernis
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Luba Maizels
Ella Dernis
Burton Rosenstein
Jack Brin
Ellen Rosenstein Brin
Rudolph Cassirer
Ernie Cassirer
Jerry Chiprut
Esther Chiprut & Steve
Weinstein
Irving Pressman
Charna Pressman
Esther Mednick
Phil Ross
Ettie Davis
Roberta Corets
Eva Corets, Josh Beloff, Reid & Madison
Solomon Goldfine
Charles Goldfine
Evie Chestnut
Moritz Kahn
Fred Kahn
Leonard Feldman
Gary & Linda Feldman
Rose Siegel
George & Sylvia Siegel
Louis Wilkenfeld
Gloria Polsky, Joel Polsky, Ellen & Mark Stone
Celia Kasher
Jean Wilkenfeld
Gloria, Joel Polsky, Ellen Stone
Abraham Jaffe
Lena Pasternack
Harold & Kim Jaffe
Sheryl Kamph
Hermine Maxwell
Samuel Benzion
Irvin & Beverly Benzion
Abraham Reiter
Jack & Pauline Reiter
Arva Gray
Janet Gray & Brad Rind, David, Charles & Miriam
Natalie Rubenstein
Manney Adam
Jerome Adam
Howard Keller
Jim & Lee Keller
Rose Segarnick
Betty Okrent
Joan Okrent
Marilyn Grossman
JoAnne Grossman Pearlman
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Mildred Roth
Jacob (Jack) Roth
Joanne Werner
Perry Levinson
Joey & Marcia Mayo
Goldie Shain
Joey & Marty Levy & Leslie Levy
Alfred Ordell
Barry Ordell
John & Elaine Cohn
Hymie Langman
Irving Zeiffert
Barbara Zeiffert
Judith Davis
Lillian Bernstein
Judy Schwarz
Harry Berlat
Karen Rosenzweig
Harold Schildkraut
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Louis Epstein
Larry & Valerie Epstein
Rachel Stone
Larry Stone
Mel Oseran
Laura Miller
Charles Permut
Lester Permut
Fred Katz
Linda Feldman
Ellen Yusim
Liza Yusim
Lorna Glen Gourlay
Beckwith
Lorna Beckwith Isenberg
Abner Angel
Susan Angel
Louise Angel Kiss
Rebecca Rose Lott
Manny Lott
Boris Dolgoff
Bessie Dolgoff
Marjorie Kadaner
Max Stalin
Mark & Sharon Sandler
Roberta Rindler
Martin Rindler
Ann Fink
Marv & Rahla Turck
Ella Golden
Michael Golden
Helen Sandler
Michael Sandler
Harry Mutchler
Micky Sobel
Alex Shapiro
Fannie Jaffe
Mike & Cheri Levy
Anna Bovarnick
Nathan Bovarnick
Bessie Fineman
Mike & Ruth Bovarnick
Harry Kessler
Millard & Wendy Lesch
Edward Sadick
Rose Kuznetz
Sandy Kuznetz
Morton & Loretta Kuznetz
Hannah Sarah Gleser
Nitza Yuval
Harry Tatelman
Ruth Tatelman
Paula Feldman
Irving Sherman
Pauline Sherman
Ethel Koppel
Harry Ash
Phillip & Judy Koppel
Guche Guberek
Raquel Shapiro
Irene Panick
Richard Panick
Albert Lackman
Robert Lackman Family
Ethel Leibsohn
Ron Leibsohn
Natalie Weinstein
Ruth Winston
Eugene Rickles
Sandra & Greg Moore
Edward Glazer
Sandra Glazer‑Lake
Rosa Shumskaya
Semyon & Yevgeniya
Verlinsky
Paul Davis
Seth & Cel Davis
Dorothy Davis
Seth & Cel Davis
Hermy Ducharme
Sharon Woolcott
Mark Litt
Stan & Harriet Litt
Gerald Lewis
Steve & Janice Lewis & Family
Justin Kahn
Steven & Stephanie Kahn, Talia, Nathan & Nicole
Herbert Smithline
The Kinder Family
Louise Brody
Thomas Brody
Lillian Witenberg
Toby, Shawn, and Kellie Israel
Leo Schlesigner
Tracy Schlesinger
Eugene Rickles
Valerie Epstein
Moysey Brayman
Vladimir Brayman
Elvira Oppenheimer & Max Oppenheimer
Walter Oppenheimer &
Krisher Family
Werner Glass
Jack Greene
Zane & Celie Brown
Mitzvah Corps Fund
In Appreciation of
Irit & Josh Levin
Jamie Frankel & Rebecca
Levy
Faye Plum
Natalie Bentov
In Honor of
Benjamin Diament’s
Birthday
Debbie & Michael
Kovsky’s Golden Wedding
Anniversary
The Kurland’s Friendship
Circle Award
The Newman Family
In Memory of
Marietta Fulton
Arny & Anita Reich
Carl & Joann Bianco
Mark & Sharon Sandler
Mike & Cheri Levy
Rosella Weissman
Art Kritzer
Chelsea Orvella
Harry Wendel Altman
Don Shifrin & Bobbi
Chamberlin
Jules Gelber
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
Ruth Schocken
Ilyse & Greg Wagner and
Family
Bob Minsky
Ann Chiprut
Allan Vinnick
Debra Barer
Ruth Schocken
David Schwartz
Robert Minsky
Ruth Schocken
Jack & Pauline Reiter
Debra Barer
Marv & Rahla Turck
Nathan Friedman
Marietta Fulton
Harry Wendel Altman
Michael & Tina Novick
Bob Minsky
Nancy Geiger
Fred Hirschel
Rita Katz
Yoni Putter
Sam Newson & Geri
Schnitzer‑Newson
Ann Chiprut
Sonny Putter
Art Kritzer
Thad & Diane Frampton
Allan Vinnick
Tony & Lynn Wartnik
Alfred Stark
Marv & Lore Coe
Refuah Shelemah to
Carol Maslan
Pauiline Reiter
Jeff & Judy Ziedman
Esther Kahn
Mark, Ruth, Charlie & Lauren
Balter
Esther Kahn
Ron & Lori Kaufman
Sandy Samuel
The Newman Family
Morning Minyan Fund
In Appreciation of
Robert Gelb
Rita Katz
In Honor of
Judi & Alan Wilensky’s 50th Anniversary
Aaron & Aileen Okrent
Alan and Barbara, Mindy &
Jamie Rappoport
Arlene Schuster
Audrey Covner & Dianne Dougherty
Benita & Michael Ross
Beryl & Noam Chernick & Clan
Bob & Talby Gelb
Carl & Leanne Berkenwald
Eric & Renee Radman
Gary Levy
Jan & Howard, Karen & These generous tributes were made through July 31, 2015
Lawrence, Anne & Mark
Zimmerman
Jerome Adam
John & Annette Buckmaster
Marilyn Kritzer
Mark & Nancy Luster
Marshall Wilensky
Oppenheimer, Krisher & Klaff
Families
Rita Katz
Robert & Pam Glowitz
Ron & Lori Kaufman
Sharon Isonaka & Steven Zimmerman
Irwin Schiller’s 80th birthday
Joseph Shultz & Velva Stern
The Kurland's Friendship
Circle Award
Mike & Cheri Levy
The marriage of Stephanie
& Aaron Gelb
Rita Katz
Stephanie Kahn’s special
birthday
The Newman Family
In Memory of
Marietta Fulton
Adam Mihlstin & Marilyn
Corets
Pat & Nolan Newman, Adam,
Gina & Jonathan
Rita Katz
Harold Gillman
Barbara Maduell
David Mezistrano
Muriel Bak
Ellen Rosenstein Brin
Larry Granat’s brother
Ilyse, Greg Wagner & Family
Suzanne Joy Shultz
Joseph Shultz
Jules Gelber
Rita Katz
Bob Zimmerman
Robert & Melinda Stubbs & Family
Muriel Bak
Ron & Devorah Weinstein
David Schwartz
The Benamis
Marietta Fulton
Vivian & David Blum
Pearl Steinberg
Cheryl Cohen
Eli Shulman
Rita Katz
Prayerbook Fund
In Memory of
Nathan Friedman
Gary & Sharon Constantine
Lillian Gitelson
Sharon, Gary, Sarah &
Rebecca Constantine
Rabbi Rosenbaum's
Discretionary Fund
In Appreciation of
Rabbi Rosenbaum for Liam’s brit
Alberto, Tracy, Ben & Liam
Sutton
Herzl’s access to the Seattle
Jewish Community
Amy Stolov
Solstice Shabbat
David & Marcia Beberfall
Rabbi Rosenbaum
Annette Vinnick & Family
David & Joy Stiefel
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Marty & Melissa Nelson
Mary Piha Cohen Family
Susan Friedman, Daniel & Candace, Eli & Karen Friedman, & Yehuda Fine
In Honor of
Marv & Rahla Turck
Mike, Susan, Jessica and
Joey Becker
Richard & Norene Arnold
Stan & Iantha Sidell
Allan Vinnick
Harold & Ferne Ross
Ruth Schocken
Ron & Devorah Weinstein
Harry Wendel Altman
Steve & Pam Schwartz
Jack B. Varon
Marietta Fulton
The Newman Family
Rebecca Rose Lott
Al Lott & Family
Max Kane
Edward & Carol Kane
Irving Marsh
Muriel Epstein
Refuah Shelemah to
Marv Coe
Albert & Betty Hasson
Bob Roberts
Rabbi Yarkin's
Discretionary Fund
In Honor of
Rebecca Levy & Jamie
Frankel’s engagement
Audrey Covner
The birth of our grandson, Jory Meloy Bernstein
Alan & Josie Bernstein
Anita & Arnie Reich’s 45th Anniversary
Stephanie Kahn’s 60th Birthday
Kelvyn & Hilary Abramowitz
Steven Kahn’s 60th Birthday
The Newman Family
Rachel Trager
Memorial Fund
Debra Barer
Albert & Betty Hasson
Robert Minsky
Becky Minsky
Judith Fink
Brian & Randy Pollock
David Schwartz
Dan & Elaine Mintz
Muriel Bak
David & Mindy Landsman
Elaine Christman
Frankel Religious
School Fund
In Memory of
In Memory of
Cheryl Luke
Paul & Jennifer Malakoff
Ritual Donations
In Honor of
Judi & Alan Wilensky’s 50th Anniversary
Andrew Hess & Julie Katz
Saul & Joyce Rivkin
In Appreciation of
Elaine Weinstein
Becky Minsky & Family
Jason & Brooke Shindler
Mitchell Silverstein &
Amanda Beller
Susan & StefanAhrensdorf
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Marilyn Corets
Larry & Bev Lemchen
In Honor of
The 50th Anniversary of
Ner Tamid
Alex & Lucy Sytman
Craig & Sheila Sternberg
Doug & Ellie Davis
Helaine Goldstein
Ina Willner
Irving & Bobbi Hirsch
Lionel & Dominique Vincenti
Michael Ruby
Muriel Epstein
Ruth Sassoon
Sandra Glazer‑Lake
Sean & Tracy Sigmon
Sean Cook
Zane Brown Jr. & Melissa
Brown
Jeremiah Michel’s graduation
Sari Brashem’s graduation
David & Julie Ellenhorn
Benjamin & Daniel
Scherzer’s B’nai Mitzvah
Fred Tobis & Carla
Greenbaum
Ruz Gulko’s smicha
Janet Gray & Brad Rind,
David, Charles & Miriam
In Memory of
Bob Zimmerman
Alan, Elaine, Ross &
Larissa Peizer
Rosella Weissman
Arny & Anita Reich
Harry Wendel Altman
Brad Rind & Janet Gray
Robert (Bob) Minsky
Dan & Elaine Mintz
Allan Vinnick
David & Marci Mosbach
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
Marietta Fulton
Janet Gray & Bradley Rind & Family
Walter Oppenheimer & the
Krisher Family
David Mezistrano
Jules Gelber
Ann Chiprut
David Skolnick
Marv & Rahla Turck
Rose Youngson
Lori Kaufman
Refuah Shelemah to
Al Spokoiny
Marvin Coe
Alan Barer
Marv & Rahla Turck
Shabbat Prayerbooks
In Honor of
Judy & Alan Wilensky’s
50th Anniversary
Eric & Renee Radman
Wittenberg
Waterfront Fund
In Honor of
Sylvia Siegel’s birthday
Herb & Freya Wittenberg
In Memory of
Alan Barer’s daughter
Refuah Shelemah to
Marvin Coe
Al Spokoiny
Alan Barer
Youth Activities Fund
In Honor of
Lynn & Tony Wartnik’s 25th Anniversary
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omitted directory changes in the
online version of HaKol. To obtain
directory changes, please
contact the office for a hard copy of
HaKol at 206-232-8555
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The engagement of Rebecca
Levy & Jamie Frankel
Jeff & Judy Ziedman
Linda & Efrem Krisher, & Family
Deborah & Brian Lurie’s
Anniversary
In Memory of
David Mezistrano
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
David Schwartz
Ilyse & Gregory Wagner & Family
Ann Chiprut
Jeff & Judy Ziedman
Ruth Schocken
Fred Hirschel
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Jules Gelber
David Schwartz
Herb Kotkins
Vivian & David Blum
WITHIN THE SHUL FAMILY
We Welcome to the World . . .
•
Jory Meloy Berstein, grandson of Josie & Alan Bernstein
•
Ethan Taylor Glass, grandson of Barbara & Joel Konikow
•
Sabrina Lindsay Lott, granddaughter of Sharon & Marty
Lott and great granddaughter of Manny Lott
•
Samuel Larry Piha, son of Kelly and Dan Piha and
grandson of Linda and Ron Krivosha and Roz and Larry
Piha
We Wish a Refuah Shelemah to Congregants . . .
Marion Aronson, Ety Askenazi, Alan Barer, Astrid Bloch, Marv
Coe, Valerie Epstein, Lana Finegold, David Gillman, Leiba
Husock, Esther Kahn, Jim Keller, John Livingston, Al Lott, Robert
Roberts, Carrie Rosenfeld, Susanne Rosenkranz, Sandy Samuel,
Kelly Schreer, Carter Wax, Sam Zarkin
We Offer Condolences to the HNT Families of . . .
We Celebrate . . .
•
Izzy Harris, son of Ed & Anne Harris, on the distribution
of a music video by the music group Train, featuring Izzy
as the primary dancer
•
Robert (Bob) Minsky z”l, husband of Becky Minsky
•
Nathan Friedman z”l, father of Mickey Friedman
•
Harry Wendel Altman z”l, father of Nancy Etsekson and
Cindy Levy
Ann Chiprut z”l, mother of Joel Chiprut
Allan Vinnick z”l, husband of Annette Vinnick father of
Michael Vinnick and Tina Vinnick
•
•
•
Rabbi Ruz Gulko for receiving s’micha from the
Rabbinical Academy at Mesifta Adath Wokowisk in New
York
•
Max Kane z”l, brother of Edward Kane
•
The marriage of Adam Lahav, son of Barbara & Eli
Lahav, to Madeline Doskach
•
Marietta Fulton z”l, mother of Joy Stiefel
•
The marriage of Brittney Blustein, daughter of Andrea &
Paul Blustein and granddaughter of Barbara & Norman
Walker, to Billy Ruiz
•
David Schwartz z”l, father of Steven Schwartz
•
David Mezistrano z”l, father of Lisi Wolf and Joel
Mezistrano
•
The marriage of Allison Lowy, daughter of Rita & Bob
Lowy, to Scott Telford
•
David Skolnick z”l, son of Hilda Skolnick
•
The marriage of Jennifer Levy, daughter of Renee &
Gary Levy, to Benjamn Morhaime
•
Mary Piha Cohen z”l, mother of Maureen Lipsen
•
Trudy Katz z”l, aunt of Florence Katz Burstein
•
The engagement of David Peckarsky, son of Ruth &
David Peckarsky, to Kathryn Cohen
•
Jody Cantor z”l, sister of Nancy Cohen-Vardy
•
Naomi Stuchinsky z”l, mother-in-law of Barry Stulberg
and grandmother of Hannah Stulberg and Noah
Stulberg
Ruth Schocken z”l, mother of Joseph Schocken and
Barbara Lahav and grandmother of Trea Diament
•
The engagement of Rebecca Levy, daughter of Cheri &
Mike Levy, to Jamie Frankel
•
The marriage of Mimi Maritz, daughter of Yaffa & Paul
Maritz, to Ben Grannan
•
The marriage of Aaron Gelb, son of Talby & Bob Gelb,
to Stephanie Abrams
•
The marriage of Miriam Reynolds, daughter of Carol
Reynolds, to Patrick Rigby
•
The marriage of Amanda Beller & Mitchell Silverstein
•
The engagement of Jared Brazg, son of Lynne & Clive
Brazg, to Lauren Silverstein
•
The engagement of Michael Keller, son of Michele &
Nick Keller, to Alyssa Morelli
•
The engagement of Danielle Abramowitz, daughter of
Hilary & Kelvyn Abramowitz, to Mark Rosenberg
•
•
Irving Shear z”l, husband of Diane Shear
•
Jules Gelber z”l, father of Rabbi Lisa Gelber
•
Debra Susan Barer z”l, daughter of Alan Barer
•
Trudy Schwartz z”l, mother of David Schwartz
•
Fred Hirschel z”l
•
Rosita Castellanos z”l, mother of Boris Castellanos
•
Myron (Mike) Corets z”l, brother of Ellis Corets
•
Karen Lorriane Neel z”l, mother of Mimi Fisher and Jeff
Sheppard
•
Walter Schoenfeld z”l, father of Lea Anne Ottinger
TODAH RABBAH TO
• Rhoda Ladd for the generous donation of a
new set of shiva books and siddurim in loving
memory of her brother, Art Kritzer z”l. This
beautiful gesture is very much appreciated.
•
•
•
Olivia and Amy Waggoner for their help with the Memorial
Book mailing.
Lana Finegold, Ettie Davis, Florence Katz-Burstein, Peter Michel, Alex Sytman, and Brian Matt for their hard work gardening at HNT
Frankel Library volunteers: Stacey Brody, Toby Israel, Ann Meisner, Nancy Morse, Janine Rosenbaum, and Amy Waggoner
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BELOVED DEPARTED MEMORIALIZED WITH YAHRZEIT PLAQUES AT HNT
Shabbat of Sept. 4/5
Sep. 5 Jeremiah Michel
Katherine Michel
Sep. 6 Morris Leopold
Adolph Miller
Sep. 7 Betty Newman
Benjamin Samuel Asia
Sep. 8 Arthur Grashin
Sophie Gordon
Nathan Feinberg
Judith Barish
Frankie Barrat
Sep. 9 Irving Stone
Fan Shifrin Coe
Stuart Schain
Benjamin Rosenthal
Arthur Kritzer
Leo Rosenbaum
Sep. 10 Isadore Konigsberg
Sep. 11 Benton Sterling
Joseph Lander
Ada Sanft
Sep. 12 Irwin Wirth
Sep. 13 Irwin Poll
Charles Leopold
Jack Lewis
Sep. 14 Abraham Fish
Sep. 15 Harry DuBonne
Jennie Lazansky
Sep. 16 Ruvim Kushner
Sep. 17 Samuel Wienir
Hermina Orchinsky
Birdye Wienir
Anne Sorsky
Shimon Weinberger
Sep. 18 Margaret Klatzker
Sara Weinthrop
Sep. 19 Celia S. Champagne
Sep. 20 Hetty Lighter
Louie Sanft
Samuel Roth
Marlene Robinson
Sophie Lentzer
Louis Rosenblatt
Sep. 21 Zelma Schocken
Dora Bloch
Freda Stoffer
Sep. 22 Ore Pomeraniec
Regina Powazek
Arie Pomeraniec
Izchak Pomeraniec
Musha Pomeraniec
Sol Topolovitz
Risha Pomeraniec
Simcha Pomeraniec
Sora Pomeraniec
Simon Finkelstein
Fanny Sanft
Nathan Sharin
Meir Pomeraniec
Sep. 23 Fanny Frankel
Werner Frankel
Betty Jungster
Sally Jungster
Peter L. Thomas
Annie Pearl
Hermann Oppenheimer
Sep. 24 Mark Feldman
Sep. 25 Murray SeymourGoldman
Sep. 26 Kurt Leeser
Riva Spokoiny
Nora Eilenberg
Pauline Margolis
Sep. 27 Eleanore Friedman
Sophie Dwoskin
Sep. 28 Anny Shifrin
Abraham Wise
Sidney Tat
Leah Solomon
George Miller
Sep. 29 Rita Rickles
Lena Mutchler
Sep. 30 Morris Pearl
Joseph Arshon
Salo Matzdorff
Oct. 1 Sophie Mesher
Lydia Vinnick
Oct. 2 Rebecca Mesher
Betty Lesch
Ida Sadick
Charles Waldman
Marcus Lobl
Jean Putter
LOST AND FOUND
The above items were found at HNT grounds. Please contact HNT office to claim your items.
Herzl Memorial Park, 16501 Dayton Avenue North, Shoreline, WA 98133
If there is a death in the family,
call the Seattle Jewish Chapel at 206-725-3067
For information, call Elaine Weinstein at 425-455-4703
The Cemetery Committee:
George Siegel, President . . . . . . . . . . . 206-363-2196
Elaine Weinstein, Vice President . . . . . 425-455-4703
Peter Michel, Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . 425-788-3249
Steve Burns, Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-9427
Shirley Sidell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-801-7009
Harris Klein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-2026
Jay Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-5730
Small rocks to leave at graves are available under the reader board on the north side of the chapel.
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September
5776
2015
See T’filot for PreShabbat oneg, Friday, Saturday, and Holiday service times & locations.
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
1
Thank you for
sending in your
Annual Appeal!
6
22 Elul
Women’s League Mtg.:
10:30 AM
13
29 Elul
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Jewish New Year’s Rockin’
Eve: 3:00 PM
Services: 6:30 PM
7:06 PM
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7 Tishri
First day of Frankel
Religious School
Annual Cemetery
Pilgrimage: 10:30 AM
Welcome Eliyahu & Family
BBQ: 12:30 PM
27
Elul
Tishri
14 Tishri
Executive Committee
Mtg.: 7:00 PM
Choir Practice: 7:30 PM
7
23 Elul
19
6:37 PM
8
24 Elul
Build the Sukkah:
4:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Drive the Bima: 6:30 PM
Board of Directors Mtg:
7:00 PM
Women’s League
Book Club: 7:00 PM
Labor Day
Office closed
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15
Rosh Hashanah Day 1
1 Tishri
2 Tishri
Rosh Hashanah Day 2
Office closed
Office closed
Services: 8:15 AM
Services: 8:30 AM
Youth programs
Family Service: 11:00 AM
begin: 10:00 AM
Tashlich: 1:15 PM
Mincha/Ma’ariv
Services: 6:00 PM8:09 PM
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8 Tishri
22
9 Tishri
Kol Nidre
2
18 Elul
Third Space Torah on
Tap: 7:30 PM (offsite)
9
25 Elul
28
15 Tishri
7:40 PM
29
Sukkot Day 2
Office closed
Services: 9:30 AM
3
19 Elul
4
Saturday
Friday
20 Elul
RunnerGogue: 6:00 AM
Services: 6:00 PM
Birthday Shabbat
10
26 Elul
11
7:26 PM
27 Elul
5
16
17
4 Tishri
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5 Tishri
Services: 6:00 PM
Third Space Service
& Dinner : 6:30 PM
S’lichot Film,
Discussion &
Service: 8:45 PM
Ki Tavo
12
23
30
17 Tishri
Women’s League
Book Club: 7:00 PM
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11 Tishri
25
12 Tishri
Services: 6:00 PM
Anniversary Shabbat
6:41 PM
28 Elul
Parasha Study: 9:30 AM
Services: 10:00 AM
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Nitzavim
6 Tishri
Services: 10:00 AM
6:55 PM
10 Tishri
21 Elul
Services: 9:30 AM
Bat Mitzvah of Caroline
Friedman
7:11 PM
3 Tishri
Yom Kippur Day
16 Tishri
Thursday
Services: 6:00 PM
Office early close: 3:00 PM Office closed
Services: 6:30 PM
Services: 9:40 AM
Family service:
Third Space Breakfast for
6:30 PM
Break-Fast: 7:30 PM
Teen Programs:
(offsite)
6:30 PM
6:47 PM
Final Tekiah: 7:50 PM
Sukkot Day 1
Office closed
Services: 9:30 AM
Erev Sukkot
17 Elul
Wednesday
26
Vayelekh
13 Tishri
Services: 10:00 AM
Haazinu
We NEED you on September 8!
Building the sukkah begins at 4:00 PM
Drive the bima and setup at 6:30 PM
Pizza for all! RSVP at h-nt.org/volunteer
HNT High Holidays JFS Food
Collection Challenge
What’s in your cart? Put it in ours too!
On average, 1,800 people per month need the Jewish Family
Service Polack Food Bank. Instead of giving what you don’t use,
why not give what you do use?
The food you donate isn’t just going to sit on a shelf somewhere,
it’s going to a real person! What do you like to eat? Help feed
someone who’d like the same thing! Dean & Gwenn Polik and
Valerie Polack are once again generously contributing a matching
gift for every item we collect, so give big and they will too!
Don’t forget, the food bank cares about expiration dates just like
you do. Check the date before you donate! We also cannot accept
previously opened items, glass jars or perishables.
Donate in the marked cart/bins in the Upper & Lower Foyers
Volunteers Needed! JFS Food Sort
Sunday, October 4 • 9:45 AM - 1:00 PM
Meet at HNT at 9:45 AM (following minyan) to pack the food
collected, transport it to the JFS warehouse, and help sort
donations from across the city from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Space
at the Sort is limited - registration required!
To volunteer, email [email protected].
Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation
Affiliated with The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
3700 East Mercer Way, Mercer Island, WA 98040
P.O. Box 574, Mercer Island, WA 98040
Phone: 206-232-8555 • Fax: 206-232-0283
[email protected] • www.h-nt.org
Senior Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum / [email protected]
Cantor Bradlee Kurland / [email protected]
Rabbi for Community Engagement, Rabbi Jessica Yarkin / [email protected]
Executive Director, Nadine Strauss / [email protected]
Director of Education, Eliyahu Krigel / [email protected]
Program and Events Manager, Rebecca Levy / [email protected]
2015-2016 Executive Committee
Dan Mintz, President
Chuck Friedman, Executive Vice-President
Jonathan Langman, Treasurer/Financial V.P.
Donna Peha, Membership Vice-President
Michele Glasser, Secretary
Julie Ellenhorn, Immediate Past President
2015-2016 Board of Directors
Marilyn Corets
Antony Egnal
Benjamin Diament
Ricki Gafter
Kari Haas
Orit Hickman
David Isenberg
Linda Krisher
Brenda Luper
Steven Novick
Scott Perry
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