Spring 2012 - JCC of Greater Rochester

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Rochester’s Headquarters for
Functional Fitness at the JCC!
Cutting-Edge Classes, State-of-the-Art Equipment, Professional Staff
We’ll have you “Training with Purpose!”
Functional training involves movements that are specific — in terms of mechanics, coordination,
and/or energetics — to your activities of daily living. Functional training is a way to train the whole
body to get stronger, faster, and be more efficient and prepared to meet functional demands on our
everyday lives. Life is three-dimensional, so we have to integrate movement patterns by training
in all three planes. People reach, bend, lean, turn, twist, stoop, and change directions constantly.
Imagine how many groceries you can lift with the strength you build from lifting kettlebells, how
great your balance will be on the icy sidewalk after lunging with one foot in the TRX,
how easily you could swing your child around after swinging a 100-foot
rope, and how light that rock you pick up from your garden will feel after
you have been flipping tractor tires! We take all the movements that make
up your life to the extreme in our Functional Training Studio and cuttingedge Group Fitness classes to make all the hours spent outside the gym
easier. We don’t just want you to have a great body . . . we want you to have a
body that WORKS!
Here’s what we have going on every week:
FUNCTIONAL TRAINING STUDIO (FTS)
Each month, we offer a special “Workout of the Month.” Our Certified Personal
Trainers will be staffing the room at several convenient times each week to show
you a killer workout using the equipment in the FTS. Each session will be the
exact same workout for the entire month in order to give you plenty of time to
really understand your technique. Hours will be posted outside the studio. The
FTS is open for your personal use and during all open Fitness Center hours.
Group Fitness Classes:
FIVE
Mondays and Thursdays, 4:30pm
This class will give you a killer workout with a simple premise:
complete five reps of five different exercises using different
equipment and body weight. Each week will be a new challenge.
KETTLEBELLS
Tuesdays, 5:45pm
Thursdays and Saturdays, 12:15pm
Join us for dynamic training that delivers an intense, full-body
workout in half the time of a traditional workout. This class uses
dynamic movements incorporating kettlebells. Different weights and kettlebell styles are available.
TRAIN RAW (ROPES ANYWHERE WORKOUT)
Wednesdays, 5:45pm
It’s fast, furious, and functional! Our newest class uses ropes of varying thickness, length, and
weight. Swing, jump, and slam your way to a whole new level of fitness!
HIGH-INTENSITY TRAINING
Thursdays, 5:45pm
This is a challenging class designed to wake up all your muscles.
It includes intense circuit training using various tools, such as
speed/agility ladder, super bands, TRX, sledge hammers, tractor
tires, and more.
Free to All JCC Members!
Contents
In this issue
Departments
6
Youth Fitness
8Fitness
10
Children & Families
14
Cultural Arts
17
Adult Programs
23Contributors
Features
2
Rochester’s Headquarters for Functional
Fitness at the JCC
4
Meet the JCC Employees of the Month
5
Camp Seneca Lake Campers Raise
Money for Children in Need
Physical Therapy Will Keep You Moving
Holiday Hours
Friday, April 6
Saturday, April 7
Sunday, April 8
Thursday, April 12
Friday, April 13
Saturday, April 14
Wednesday, April 18
Saturday, May 26
Sunday, May 27
Monday, May 28
5:30am-3:30pm
Closed
12-8pm
5:30am-5:30pm
12-5:30pm
12-8pm
5:30am-5:30pm
12-5:30pm
12-8pm
12-5:30pm
No Fitness Classes
No Fitness Classes
No Fitness Classes
Yom HaShoah Service
No Fitness Classes
The JCC of Greater Rochester
will be relevant to every member
of our Jewish community.
The mission of the JCC is to
strengthen Jewish identity and
promote Jewish continuity through
all stages of life. This is accomplished
in an environment that provides
opportunities for meaningful
cultural enrichment, physical
well being and social, educational
and recreational experiences
for individuals and families.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
President
Jeremy Wolk
Vice Presidents
Burton Kleinman
Karen Menachof
Matt Ryen
Secretary
Daniel Goldstein
Treasurer
Robert Fogel
Directors
Douglas Bennett
Nancy Bloom
Lorraine Braveman
Howard Cohen
Loren Flaum
Daphne Futerman
Justin Goldman
Sharon Gray
Aaron Hiller
Marisa Kessler
Josef Kilimnick
Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick
Dawn Lipson
Ralph Madeb
Jim Marsh
Noreen Salerno
Ron Von Perlstein
Karen Zivan
Chairman, Board of Governors:
Marshall Lesser
Executive Director: Leslie Berkowitz
Associate Executive Directors:
Tamara Cohen, CFRE
David J. Pieramico
Membership Director: Barbara Conklin
Marketing Director: Susan LaRosa
JCC Magazine is published regularly by
We are pleased to report that we have recently implemented an Employee of
the Month recognition program in order to recognize our staff for exemplary
performance. We seek to acknowledge those whose efforts embody our standards for
excellence and customer service, and have inspired and supported the performance
and achievement of others. JCC staff nominate coworkers by choosing specific
examples of performance that meet one or more of the following criteria and …
• Demonstrates a positive impact on the staff and/or members at the JCC.
• Produces business results in the form of increased productivity, increased revenues,
reduced costs, and/or improved processes/operations benefiting the department as
well as member satisfaction.
• Demonstrates positive attitude, cooperation, initiative, and/or flexibility that reflect
improvements in member services.
• Provides a significant contribution toward improved workforce cohesiveness, pride,
morale, and/or enthusiasm in working at the JCC.
• Demonstrates the JCC’s values of integrity, accountability, quality, professionalism,
and commitment to performance of duties in meeting at least one of the JCC’s
strategic priorities or linkage to all of them.
Please join us in congratulating the following employees who have been chosen by a
staff recognition committee as Employees of the Month.
Leslie Berkowitz
Dave Pieramico
Tammy Cohen
Congratulations to
the Employees of
the Month!
Tricia Pilato (November)
In November, Tricia Pilato received
the Employee of the Month award
for implementing a paperless online
system for payroll checks. Her efforts
significantly reduced costs and
Employees of the Month (l. to r.) Barb Conklin,
permitted employees to access their
Brian Dengler and Tricia Pilato
own paycheck information and W-2
statements. This project resulted in the JCC becoming environmentally friendly.
Brian Dengler (December)
He is not the King of Rock and Roll, but he is the King of Pickleball! Brian Dengler
did a fantastic job of starting the Pickleball program from nothing, organizing
lunchtime open play, and administering the Pickleball league. He provided an
excellent opportunity for members and non-members to compete in a friendly and
fun environment. Brian encouraged non-members to join the JCC — and many
ended up doing so. He did this all at very little cost, arranging for equipment to be
obtained for free and finding a member to donate money for an additional net.
Contact us at (585) 461–2000
Or online at jccrochester.org
Barb Conklin (January)
Barb Conklin has done an amazing job of leading her team through the transition
from Go-Getters to Silver&Fit®. She has made every effort to work with staff,
members, and health agencies to ensure that the transition is as painless as possible
for members and the financial impact toward the JCC is optimal. Without Barb’s
leadership and concerted effort, the change could have been devastating.
To advertise in the JCC Magazine,
call (585) 461–2000, ext. 258
Tricia, Brian, and Barb each received a $100 gift card and special parking spot for an
entire month!
Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester
1200 Edgewood Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618
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A message from JCC Executive Director Leslie Berkowitz and
JCC Associate Executive Directors Dave Pieramico and Tammy Cohen …
JCC Magazine
Camp Seneca Lake Campers
Raise Money for Children in Need
This past summer, the campers in C-1—boys entering 3rd
and 4th grade—started a store to raise money for tzedakah
(charity). They began by cleaning spare change. As leader Eli
Curwin explained, “Everybody knows coins are dirty,” and he
wanted to help people while keeping them healthy. The project
soon expanded into a store that sold food and other small
items, all donated by fellow campers and staff. By the end of
the session the store boasted an unbelievable profit of $100.75
and had honored their “Employee of the Month,” Ezra ***, the
cashier. When speaking about the project, Eli was quick to
highlight the store as a team effort, and praised the generosity
and support of his bunkmates and village. Eli is already making
plans to expand next summer, including a vigorous advertising
campaign. He hopes to raise $1000 by his senior camper
summer. The group has decided to allocate the funds to support
Rochester-area children in need.
C-1’s initiative is reflective of
a growing Camp Seneca Lake
emphasis on tikun olam, the
Jewish value of “repairing the
world.” Just days before launching
their store, C-1 campers participated in
CSL’s third annual Tikun Olam Day. This full-day program
provides campers with hands-on opportunities to make a
difference. Past activities include painting a mural, making fleece
blankets for sick infants, and helping puppy guide dogs learn how
to behave in a group. CSL is proud to have helped inspire Eli’s
initiative and looks forward to seeing great things from the entire
C-1 gang.
Physical Therapy at the JCC
Will Keep You Moving
“One of the most rewarding
things about being a
physical therapist is the
opportunity to witness
everyday positive strides to
recovery,” said Joe Corriea,
Physical Therapist at Jewish
Senior Life’s Outpatient
Rehabilitation satellite office
located at the JCC.
receive his physical therapy there, too. Steve went to visit the
Outpatient Rehab Center and was impressed with the quality of
the facility, gym, and equipment. Both Steve and Corinne were
unaware that the Jewish Home also had an Outpatient Rehab
satellite clinic at the JCC, right where Steve works and exercises.
The convenience and reputation made choosing physical therapy
at the JCC an easy decision.
Steve works part-time at the JCC and is an active runner and
cyclist. His girlfriend, Corinne Beach, is also an active athlete.
Corinne had knee surgery in 2009 and again in 2010 on the
other knee — and went to Outpatient Rehab at the Jewish Home
of Rochester for intensive physical therapy, which resulted in
a speedy recovery due to her dedication and the support from
her physical therapist. Corinne highly recommended that Steve
When Steve started physical therapy, he could not even lift his
arm, and now he can raise his arm over his head. Today Steve
exercises every day, teaches spinning at the JCC, and belongs to
various running and cycling groups in Rochester. “Joe was very
thorough and he’s a cool guy,” said Steve.
Joe Corriea, Physical Therapist at the JCC satellite office,
worked with Steve. Joe prescribed the use of bands, light
weights, and TRX ropes, which are heavy and great for
Physical Therapist Joe Corriea
shoulder therapy, while incorporating both cardio and
In
August
2011,
Steve
Gilden
works with patient Steve Gilden
strength-building exercises at the same time. Steve says,
was
working
on
a
ladder
and
at the JCC.
“I was impressed by how much Joe knew about muscle
turned the wrong way. He
connection, and he was awesome to work with.” Steve was
tried to grab at something without success and realized when
additionally thankful that Joe provided him with exercises
he turned to his right and attempted to lift his arm, he had no
strength, was in unbelievable
that he could also do at home. “Joe
pain, and his arm lay lifeless at
The convenience and reputation kept pushing me. I wish I was still
his side. Steve immediately went
made choosing physical therapy going there to have him continue to
to see his doctor and, after having
push me!” said Steve. “Convenience
at the JCC an easy decision.
an MRI, learned that he had torn
was a big factor when I decided to
a tendon in his shoulder that had to be reattached to the bone.
choose physical therapy at the JCC. I highly recommend Joe
Shortly after surgery, he began physical therapy for eight weeks.
and I learned a lot from him.”
jccrochester.org
For more information or to schedule an appointment with a
Certified Physical Therapist, call 784-6539.
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YOUTH FITNESS
Youth Group Cycling
Session 1: Tuesdays, February 28-April 3, 4:30-5pm
Session 2: Tuesdays, April 17-June 19, 4:30-5pm
Ages 8-12
Spinning Studio
This class will be both fun and challenging. Participants must
be able to reach bike pedals from a sitting position. For more
information, contact Randy Quarles at 461-2000, ext. 291 or
email [email protected]. Register at jccrochester.org or
at the Main Desk.
Session 1
Member: $30 Non Member: $40
Session 2
Table Tennis
Session 1: Tuesdays, February 28-April 3, 6-7pm
Session 2: Tuesdays, April 17-June 5, 6-7pm
Ages 6-12
Sports Lounge
Learn the rules and strategies behind this fast-paced game.
Develop serve, backhand, forehand, and volley techniques.
Instructor: Iosif Moscovici
For more information, contact Randy Quarles at 461-2000,
ext. 291 or email [email protected]. Register at
jccrochester.org or at the Main Desk.
Session 1
Session 2
Yoga for Kids
Session 1: Mondays, February 27-April 2,
4-4:45pm
Session 2: Mondays, April 16-June 18,
4-4:45pm
(no class May 28)
Ages 6-12
Classes explore yoga poses, breathing
exercises, and relaxation techniques.
For more information, contact Randy
Quarles at 461-2000, ext. 291 or email
[email protected]. Register at
technique, form, and self-improvement. The program will
conclude at the Medved Lilac 10K and 5K Family Fun Run,
in which youth can participate in varying distances. For more
information, contact Kirk Nelson at 461-2000, ext. 827 or
email [email protected].
Beginner Basketball
Session 1: Wednesdays, February 29-April 4, 4-4:45pm
Session 2: Wednesdays, April 18-June 20, 4-4:45pm
Ages 6-10
Classes will focus on the development of individual skills
and understanding the game. For more information,
contact Randy Quarles at 461-2000, ext. 291 or email
[email protected]. Register at jccrochester.org or at the
Main Desk.
Session 1
Session 2
Zumba® for Kids
Session 1: Thursdays, March 1-April 5,
4:30-5:15pm
Session 2: Thursdays, April 19-June 21,
4:30-5:15pm
Ages 6-12
Sports Lounge
Dance your way through a good sweat! Infused with Latin, hip
hop, and international influences, you will forget that you are
even exercising! For more information, contact Randy Quarles
at 461-2000, ext. 291 or email [email protected].
Register at jccrochester.org or at the Main Desk.
Session 1
Session 2
Youth Boot Camp
Session 1: Thursdays, March 1-April 5, 4:30-5:15pm
Session 2: Thursdays, April 19-June 21, 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 7-12
This class will offer youth a variety of exercises and drills, such
as plyometrics, speed training, agility drills, flexibility training,
and a total-body workout. For more information, contact Randy
Quarles at 461-2000, ext. 291 or email [email protected].
Session 2
Session 1
Junior Marathon Training
Session 2
Session 1
Mondays and Thursdays, February 27-May 10, 4:30-5:30pm
(no classes April 9 and 12)
Ages 8-14
This 10-week program will introduce youth to the fun of
running. It will help them develop healthy habits for life;
introduce them to distance running; and emphasize good
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InZone Hours
Sunday10am-4pm
Monday-Thursday3-8pm
Friday3-5:30pm
Saturday12-4pm
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Special InZone School Vacation Hours
12-5:30pm
Closed
12-4pm
12-8pm
12-5:30pm
3-5:30pm
12-5:30pm
12-4pm
12-5:30pm
Indoor Tennis at The Harley School
Session 1
Sundays, March 4-April 1, 3-4:30pm
Mondays, March 5-April 2, 6:30-8pm
Wednesdays, March 7-April 4, 5:30-7pm
Fridays, March 2-30, 5:30-7:30pm (2 hours)
Saturdays, March 3-31, 2-3:30pm
Ages 5-18
No matter your skill level, learn basic strokes and how to
incorporate these strategies into your tennis matches.
Instructor: Dave Strebel, USPTA Pro
For more information, contact Brian Dengler at 461-2000,
ext. 248 or email [email protected]. Registration is
through Dave Strebel at The Harley School. Registration forms
are available at the Main Desk.
1.5-Hour Classes: $140 2-Hour Classes: $175
Saturday Night Live Fitness
March 24, 6-8:30pm
Come join us for an evening of fitness activities that will
include Zumba® classes, obstacle course races, Sports Wall relay
games, Wii Sports, and a movie in the pool cool down. For
more information, contact Randy Quarles at 461-2000, ext. 291
or email [email protected]. Register at jccrochester.org
or at the Main Desk.
Indoor Tennis at The Harley School
Session 2
Sundays, April 22-May 20, 3-4:30pm
Mondays, April 16-May 14, 6:30-8pm
Wednesdays, April 18-May 16, 5:30-7pm
Fridays, April 20-May 18, 5:30-7:30pm (2 hours)
Saturdays, April 21-May 19, 2-3:30pm
Ages 5-18
No matter your skill level, learn basic strokes and how to
incorporate these strategies into your tennis matches.
Instructor: Dave Strebel, USPTA Pro
For more information, contact Brian Dengler at 461-2000,
ext. 248 or email [email protected]. Registration is
through Dave Strebel at The Harley School. Registration forms
are available at the Main Desk.
1.5-Hour Classes: $140 2-Hour Classes: $175
Electronic Kids Club
Tuesdays, March 13-May 1, 6:30-7:30pm
Electronic Kids Club (EKC) is a special interest group for kids and
teens who love their electronic devices and games. This program
fosters communication and friendship by bringing youth together
who share this common interest. Participants will play Wii games
and other electronic devices, as well as share and talk about their
favorite games. Children will also have the option of participating
in active play, while parents can enjoy a cup of coffee and quiet
time at the JCC Coffee Shop. Child care is available for siblings.
ext. 291 or email [email protected].
$80 per session
This program supports individuals with Autism Spectrum
disorders and their families.
Family Fitness Sundays
March 18-May 6, 2pm (no class April 8)
Dance Studio
March 18 Yoga
All ages
March 25 SoulSweat™ All ages
April 15 Zumba®
All ages
April 22 Boot Camp Families with school-age children
& older
April 29 Kickboxing Families with school-age children
& older
May 6
Zumba®
All ages
Member: Free Non Member: $15 per class
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YOUTH FITNESS
March 9
April 6 & 7
April 8
April 9-11
April 12 & 13
April 18
May 25
May 27
May 28
ALL
new in 2012!
JCC
FITNESS
Mark Your Calendar for
Member Connections
Save the date for the second Monday of the month to
participate in the many fun activities for JCC members. Watch
for details in the weekly eblasts.
March 12: Eat Right for a Healthier YOU! – National
Nutrition Month 2012
April 9: Spring Tune Up!
Pilates Reformers and Chairs
Small Group Classes (8 weeks; limit 4 per class)
Private Sessions
30-minute intro session... Member: $25 Non Member: $30
1 session........................... Member: $50 Non Member: $60
3 sessions......................... Member: $144 Non Member: $160
10 sessions....................... Member: $400 Non Member: $450
Semi-Private (2-person) Sessions (participants are
responsible for finding a partner prior to booking
session)
1 session........................... Member: $35 Non Member: $45
10 sessions....................... Member: $275 Non Member: $350
For more information, contact Becky Devlin at 461-2000, ext.
271 or email [email protected]. The spring schedule is
available at jccrochester.org.
Adult Table Tennis
Session 1: Tuesdays, February 28-April 3, 7-9pm
Session 2: Tuesdays, April 17-June 5, 7-9pm
Gymnasium
Learn the rules and strategies behind this fast-paced game.
Develop serve, backhand, forehand, and volley techniques.
Please bring your own paddle.
Instructor: Iosif Moscovici
For more information, contact Eke Aiono at 461-2000, ext. 270
or email [email protected].
Session 1
Session 2
March Meltdown
Will you be the biggest loser?
March 4, 10:15am: Kickoff
April 1, 10:15am: Awards
Gymnasium
Join our yearly weight loss competition! At the kickoff,
participants will sign up for their training group, meet their
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trainer and nutritionist, and be weighed-in privately. The
program includes eight group personal training sessions,
four nutrition seminars, a food journal, and a T-shirt. Points
will be awarded for each pound lost, as well as each session,
bonus class, and event attended. The final weigh-in will take
place immediately before the awards ceremony. For more
information, contact Becky Devlin at 461-2000, ext. 271 or visit
jccrochester.org.
Member: $100
4th Annual
Indoor Triathlon
March 25, 8:30am
Come challenge yourself
to see the results of your
winter fitness training
with a 45-minute race consisting of 15 minutes each of
swimming, biking, and running! Individual and team
categories are available. For more information or to volunteer,
contact Brian Dengler at 461-2000, ext. 248 or email
[email protected].
Individual: $30 before March 9, $40 on or after March 9
Team: $75 before March 9, $85 on or after March 9
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On e i s s i o n .
On e v o i ce.
April is Autism Awareness Month
Move Your Feet for UNYFEAT
A Group Cycling Fundraiser to support Upstate New York
Families for Effective Autism Treatment.
April 15, 8:30am-12:30pm
Come out and ride for one, two, three, or four hours! Members
and Non Members are welcome! For more information,
contact Becky Devlin at 461-2000, ext. 271 or email
[email protected].
$20 per hour
Nutrition Counseling
With over 10 years of nutrition counseling experience, Miriam
Steinberg, Ph.D., will work privately with you to tailor a unique
program that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.
4-Week Program
Initial 1-hour consultation and 3 follow-up visits
1-Hour Session
30-Minute Follow-Up Session
For more information and scheduling, contact Miriam
Steinberg at 461-2000, ext. 857.
March Nutrition Month Special:
Free food journal with the purchase of a 4-week program!
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Wellness Programs
Stretching the Limits II (Intermediate)
Music, Mindfulness, and Motion
Stretching the Limits II (Advanced)
Mondays and Wednesdays, 11:50am-12:50pm
This class is designed for those who are mobile and can move
around without assistance. Classes will include functional
exercises, such as getting up and down from the floor and
gait training. This class incorporates quicker movements and
faster-paced exercises — similar to those in Stretching the
Limits II (Intermediate).
For more information or to schedule an evaluation, contact
Becky Devlin at ext. 271 or email [email protected].
$100 — subsidies available
Stretching the Limits Parkinson’s
Classes
This is a series of group exercise classes designed for
individuals with varying stages of Parkinson’s disease. These
8-week sessions begin the week of March 12. Benefits include:
•Improved flexibility of lower back and hip flexors, posture,
and balance
•Increased body awareness
•Strength building and ability to get up from chair or floor
(functional exercises included)
•Exercise modifications to meet individual needs
An evaluation must be completed by participants in order to
be placed into one of the following classes:
Joints in Motion
Session 1: Mondays, April 2-June 11, 1:15-2:15pm
(10 weeks; no class May 28)
Session 2: Wednesdays, April 4-June 13, 1:15-2:15pm
(11 weeks)
Swimming Pool
Taught by a Certified Arthritis Instructor, this class is ideal for
anyone suffering from range of motion or flexibility problems.
For more information, contact Starr Greenwood at ext. 267 or
email [email protected]. Register at jccrochester.org,
at the Main Desk, or by contacting Hanna Bergwall at ext. 289.
Stretching the Limits I (Beginner)
Session 1
Tuesdays and Fridays, 9:30-10:30am
This class is designed for those who have limited ability when
it comes to walking or getting up from a chair. No floor work is
performed in this class; all exercises may be performed in a chair.
Session 2
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FITNESS
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3-4pm
This class is designed for those who are mobile and can move
around with limited assistance. Classes will include functional
exercises, such as getting up and down from a chair at the hand
rail and gait training.
Session 1: Tuesdays and Thursdays, February 28-April 5,
1-2pm
Session 2: Tuesdays and Thursdays, April 24-June 7, 1-2pm
Dance Studio
This program provides people with early- to mid-stage
dementia and their caregivers an opportunity to exercise with
others in a safe and nurturing environment.
Instructors: Kathy Mulvehill and Carm Heidt, Certified Personal
Trainers
For more information or to register, contact Kathy Mulvehill at
ext. 831 or Carm Heidt at ext. 817.
Free
CHILDREN & FAMILIES
Swim Schedule Spring 2012
Gesher registration is due by March 23.
Member registration opens March 25.
Non Member registration begins April 8.
Sundays, April 15-June 10
(8 weeks; no class May 27)
Tuesdays, April 17-June 12 (9 weeks)
Wednesdays, April 18-June 13 (9 weeks)
Thursdays, April 19-June 14 (9 weeks)
Tiny Tots and Parents
Sundays, 10-10:30am
Ages 10 months-2 years
Minimum: 4, Maximum: 12
Become comfortable in the water
through water games, blowing bubbles,
kicking, and floating.
Advanced Tiny Tots and Parents
Sundays, 10:30-11am
Ages 3-4
Become comfortable in the water
through blowing bubbles, kicking,
floating, arm stroke, and water safety
skills.
Level 1
Sundays, 11-11:30am
Tuesdays, 5-5:30pm
Thursdays, 4:30-5pm
Ages 4-5
This class includes water adaptation,
kicking, floating, jumping in, and putting
the face in the water. Children must be at
least 4 years old.
Level 2
Sundays, 11-11:30am
Sundays, 11:30am-12pm
Sundays, 1:30-2pm
Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm
Tuesdays, 5-5:30pm
Wednesdays, 4-4:30pm
Thursdays, 4:30-5pm
Ages 4-7
10
This class is designed for the child who
is comfortable in the water, but needs
to work on his or her basic swimming
skills. Students will be introduced to the
front and back crawl, floating safety, and
rescue skills.
Level 3
Sundays, 1-1:30pm
Tuesdays, 4-4:30pm
Tuesdays, 4:30-5pm
Wednesdays, 4:30-5pm
Thursdays, 4-4:30pm
Thursdays, 5-5:30pm
Ages 6+
Prerequisite: Level 2
Students will be taught elementary
backstroke, rotary breathing, and front
and back crawl, as well as development,
safety, survival, and rescue skills.
Level 4
Sundays, 1-1:30pm
Tuesdays, 4:30-5pm
Thursdays, 4-4:30pm
Thursdays, 5-5:30pm
Ages 6+
This class is designed for the child who
can do the front and back crawl for up to
10 yards. It will introduce students to the
sidestroke and breaststroke kick, as well
as safety and rescue skills.
Level 5
Sundays, 1:30-2pm
Wednesdays, 4:30-5pm
Thursdays, 5-5:30pm
Ages 7+
In this class, students will coordinate
and refine the key strokes, including the
butterfly. Open turns and feet-first dives
will be introduced.
Level 6
Sundays, 1:30-2:15pm
Thursdays, 4-4:45pm
Ages 7+
Students will continue to work on their
stroke efficiency, while learning basic
rescue skills.
For more information, contact Hanna
Bergwall at 461-2000, ext. 289 or email
[email protected].
Lifeguard Training
Saturdays, March 17 and 24,
8am–5pm
Must be at least 15 years of age,
and must purchase Lifeguard
Training Manual and CPR mask
at the Red Cross. All reading must
be done before the start of class.
Water Safety Instructor (WSI)
Class
5/29, 5/30, 5/31, 6/4, 6/5, 6/6 and 6/7
5:30-9:30pm
Must be at least 16 years of age and
have proficient swimming skills. All
Red Cross course materials will be
provided.
For more information or for swim
class placement, contact Hanna
Bergwall at 461-2000, ext. 289 or email
[email protected].
Register online, at the Main Desk, or by
calling Hanna Bergwall at 461-2000,
ext. 289.
Please understand that, due to instructor/
student ratios, we cannot offer makeup
lessons for missed classes. If the Aquatics
Department cancels classes for any
reason, a makeup date will be added to
the end of the session.
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BIRTHDAY
Sitter Service
Hours of Operation
Sunday......................................... 9am-4pm
Monday-Thursday....................... 8:30am-1pm, 4-8pm
Friday........................................... 8:30am-1pm, 3-5pm
Saturday....................................... 12-4pm
LET OUR
STAFF
ENTERTAIN
YOUR KIDS
& RUN
THE PARTY
FOR YOU!
Holiday Hours
Friday, April 6.............................. 9am-1pm
Saturday, April 7.......................... Closed
Sunday, April 8............................ 12-4pm
Thursday, April 12....................... 8:30am-1pm
Friday, April 13............................ 3-5pm
Thursday, April 18....................... 8:30am-1pm
Sunday, May 27............................ Closed
Monday, May 28........................... Closed
at the JCC
FUNTY
PARKAGES
PAC
PlayGym
Ages 2-10
Children ages 2-4 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian,
or sibling in the seventh grade or above, who shall remain with
the child in the PlayGym area and on the structure at all times.
Children ages 5-10 must be signed in and out by an adult
remaining in the JCC.
Free to JCC Family Members!
SCAN
HERE & VISIT
OUR WEBPAGE!
Holiday Hours
Saturday, April 7.......................... Closed
Sunday, April 8............................ 12-4pm
Thursday, April 12....................... 11am-2pm
Friday, April 13............................ 12-2pm
Thursday, April 18....................... 12-2pm
Sunday, May 27............................ Closed
Monday, May 30........................... 12-2pm
Gesher Afterschool and Kindercrew
Programs
When School Ends, the Fun Begins!
Space is still available for the remainder of the school year at
the best afterschool program around!
• Swim lessons and open swim
• Gym
• PlayGym
• InZone Interactive Fitness Center for kids
• Arts classes
• Jewish values
• Bussing by Brighton and Henrietta school districts
For more information, visit jccrochester.org, or call 461-2000,
jccrochester.org
House
• Bounce
(up to age 6)
• In Zone
• Ponies
• Reptiles
• Disco Roller Skating • Swim & Gym
• Movie in the Pool •• Magicians
70’ Obstacle
• PlayGym
Course Bounce House
(age 4+)
RESERVE YOUR DATE TODAY!
Call Amy Exton at 461-2000, ext. 268 or email [email protected]
Sweeten your JCC birthday party with Friendly’s Sundae Cups and Ice Cream
Cupcakes! Ask the JCC birthday party planner for ordering information.
Hours of Operation
Sunday ........................................ 10am-4pm
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. 11am-2pm, 4-8pm
Wednesday................................... 11am-2pm, 5-8pm
Friday........................................... 11am-2pm
Saturday....................................... 12-4pm
THERE IS SO MUCH TO CHOOSE FROM!
JCC WOLK
Children’s
CENTER
Now accepting registrations for 2012-2013
Ages 8 Weeks to 5 years • Flexible Registration Options
EXPERT STAFF
Enthusiastic, experienced teachers who love children
and love to teach.
PARENTS AS PARTNERS
Parents are welcomed, informed and encouraged
to get involved.
SAFE & SECURE
Our secured building gives access to parents and staff members only.
ENRICHED PROGRAMMING
Complementing our daily core program children enjoy music, physical
education, the JCC swimming pool and PlayGym.
OUR PHILOSOPHY & APPROACH
What is great fun to a child is actually a carefully planned approach to
help develop numerous skills essential for success.
INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM
Our hands-on curriculum encourages children to become active
participants in school and life.
CALL 461-2000, ext. 272 FOR MORE
INFORMATION OR TO ARRANGE A TOUR.
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CHILDREN & FAMILIES
Reservations are no longer required, but may be made if you
wish. A two-hour time limit and ratios will be observed.
Free to JCC Family Members!
CHILDREN & FAMILIES
NEW!
TYKEs
Theater Presents
Go, Dog. Go!
April 14, 15, and 21, 2pm
April 22, 11am and 2pm
Carefully created with a gentle
touch and sly wit, young
children, “big kids,” and parents
will all find delight in this
microcosm of life. “Green dogs, yellow dogs, big dogs, little
dogs,” each demonstrating — in the most joyful way — the
diversity your child will find in the world. You will laugh
from start to finish
as you watch these
dogs go! Produced by
arrangement with Plays
for Young Audiences;
best enjoyed by boys and
girls ages 3 and up. For
tickets, visit the Main
Desk or tykestheatre.org.
Tickets: $14 each
Bar and Bat Mitzvah Parties
We will work with you to create a unique event that your
family and friends will remember forever! Activities may
include swimming, roller skating, Dance Dance Revolution,
and more. To reserve your date today, contact Amy Exton at
461-2000, ext. 268 or email [email protected].
Feinbloom Library
Hours
Monday: 3-5:30pm
Tuesday: 10am-2:30pm
Wednesday: 3-5:30pm
Thursday: 10am-12:30pm
We always try to maintain as accurate a schedule as possible;
however, library hours are subject to change. Please call
461‑2000, ext. 607 for the most current hours.
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Camp Sisol-Friends and Fun in the Sisol Sun!
Camp Sisol Early Bird Registration is underway! Register before
March 1 and save…pay last year’s rates for this year’s
camp! Space is limited. Register now!
• Wide range of super-fun,
age-appropriate
activities
• Red Cross
swimming lessons-no additional charge
• Natural surroundings
• Late-nights and
overnights (older
campers)
• Supervised bussing
• Delicious Kosher lunch
and snacks
• Warm Jewish
environment
• Kesher program for
mainstreaming campers with special needs—no extra cost!
• Register by the week: July 2 through August 24
• Hobby Camp runs from August 27–31
For more information, visit campsisol.org, call 461-2000,
ext. 234, or email [email protected].
ALREADY A SISOL CAMPER?
BRING YOUR FRIENDS AND SAVE!
Refer a friend and save $100 each
on Camp Sisol this summer!*
*A minimum two weeks registration each. This offer may be combined
with Early Bird discount!
Family Camp at Seneca Lake
Save the Date—August 24-26
There will be fun-filled activities for your whole family
to enjoy!
Theatre Arts Camp
June 25-August 24,
9am-4pm
Gesher Classrooms
Come for a week or the
whole summer! Sign
up now for a thrilling
theatre experience and
introduction to the
world of performing
arts — with nine
weeks of programs
in one-, two-, and
four-week intervals.
Act on camera! Put on a show!
Star in a full-book musical! Highlights include
Once on This Island Jr. (grades 2-5) and The Wizard of Oz
Jr. (grades 4-9). Musical Theatre Boot Camp for those in high
school and beyond!
For more information or to register, contact Meredith Prince at
Member: $250 per week Non Member: $300 per week
Premier Soccer Camp
Premier Soccer Camp offers
kids ages 6-14 a chance to
build great friendships, and
focus on individual skill and
technique, while having the
time of their life! The full day
of activity includes practice
sessions, scrimmage games,
and chalk talk sessions. Lunch
and recess time will include
InZone and pool activities.
For more information, email
Randy Quarles at rquarles@
jccrochester.org.
Helicopter
GOLF
BALL
DROP
MAY 24
GRAND PRIZES
3
5:30-6:30PM
& tons of door prizes!
Raffle sales begin in mid-April. You do not have to be present to win.
All donations go toward need-based Camper Scholarships for Camp Sisol and Camp Seneca Lake.
jccrochester.org
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CHILDREN & FAMILIES
Make This the Brightest Summer Ever
Choose a JCC Camp!
IMAGINING MADOFF
March 10 thru 25
Welcome to the world of Bernie Madoff.
2011/2012 SEASON
This new play by Obie Award-winning dramatist,
Deborah Margolin imagines the inner workings of the
quietly bold and privately crass man who orchestrated
the world’s most infamous ponzi scheme. Meet him in
jail working his manipulation skills on a biographer.
Be a fly on the wall during his private meeting with a
renowned Holocaust survivor who becomes one of his
most notable victims. Witness the massive carnage
in his wake as his executive secretary testifies before
the Securities and Exchange Commission. Imagining
Madoff is a poetic examination of morality and the
power of blind trust.
Hollywood
PARADE
Book by Alfred Uhry
Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
May 5 thru 20
Regional Debut!
All
Seats
$26
Adults
$24
JCC Members
$18
Students
The true story of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager
accused of murdering 13-year old Mary Phagan in
1913 Atlanta. With a beautiful, evocative score by
Broadway composer Jason Robert Brown (The Last
Five Years, 13, Songs for a New World) and a powerful
book by Alfred Uhry (Driving Miss Daisy) this highly
acclaimed musical is at once a riveting murder mystery,
a gripping courtroom drama, a moving love story,
a profile in courage and a searing social commentary.
Confessions of a
Cockeyed Optimist
Written and Conceived by Laura Jean Smillie-Diekmann
Thurs. at 7 PM
Sat. at 8 PM
Sun. at 2 PM
May 31 thru June 3
3 Performances Only!
For the past nine years Laura Jean Smillie-Diekmann has
been singing songs and telling musical stories from the
American Songbook on the JCC stage. This season, she returns
with the world premiere of her one-woman show. Using a
tapestry of popular songs and Broadway classics, she’ll tell
some charming, insightful and surprising personal stories.
An entertaining look at the meaning of “happily ever after.”
Charge by Phone: (585) 461-2000 ext. 235 Order Online: www.jcccenterstage.org
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ashed!
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Cast o
From
NYC
Unleashed! Improv
You Drive the Action, We Deliver the Fun!
Unleashed! Improv, now in its seventh year, is as fresh and
new as ever with new troupe members and rave reviews at
festivals in Baltimore, Toronto, and at The North Carolina
Comedy Arts Festival.
Audience suggestion lead to impromptu scenes and
unpredictable characters created on the spot. Join in the action
with your suggestions or just sit back and enjoy the fun.
Performing the second Saturday of every month at 7:30pm in
the JCC Lounge.
March 10, April 14 and May 12
Member: $7 Non Member: $8 Student: $5
Tickets are available at the Main Desk or visit jccrochester.org.
You won’t go home empty headed!
Rochester Children's Theatre and JCC present:
CenterStage Shows Reprised
by Area Theatres
In 2010, JCC CenterStage was the first theatre in the United
States to license the new Canadian musical, My Mother’s
Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding, and helped the authors to
revise the show for the American market. The show was a
record-breaking hit at the JCC in December 2010, selling out
every seat to nearly every performance. After the success at
CenterStage, the show has been since picked up by multiple
regional theatres in the United States and Canada. This
summer, the show returns to the area for a new production at
the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse in Auburn, N.Y.
JCC CenterStage has also been invited to revive The Lady
With All The Answers, the acclaimed production about
advice maven Ann Landers. Susan Hopkins will reprise
her performance at the Bristol Valley Theatre for two
performances on May 19 and 20. Both of these productions
were directed by CenterStage Artistic Director Ralph Meranto.
jccrochester.org
And Then
They Came for Me:
Remembering the World of Anne Frank
March 31 at 7:30 pm & April 1 at 2 pm
Jewish Community Center
JCC CenterStage
$16/$14 for JCC Members
For tickets call:
585-461-2000
www.jcccenterstage.org
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Linked Israel: A Two-Part Series
When using the JCC for the Fitness Center, to attend an event,
or just to hang out, be sure to scan your JCC key tag card.
Where can I scan? -MAIN DESK- DOWNSTAIRS FITNESS
CENTER- AQUATICS OFFICE- SITTER SERVICE.
March 19, 7:30pm: Panel discussion and dessert reception.
April 1, 7:30pm: Film followed by discussion and dessert reception.
For more information, contact Michele Leve, CSW, at
Free
Sponsored by the JCC, JPro, and the JCF.
American Red Cross Series
AARP Driver Safety
Basic First Aid��May 2, 6-10pm
Adult CPR/AED��May 3, 6-10pm and
May 9, 9am-1pm
Infant and Child CPR/AED��May 8, 9am-1pm
Special Basic First Aid for Connections��May 17, 1-5pm
For more information, contact Hanna Bergwall at 461-2000,
ext. 289 or email [email protected]. To register, visit
jccrochester.org or go to the Main Desk.
1 Course: $30 2 Courses: $45
S AV E T H E D AT E !
Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals:
An Exhibit of the United States
Holocaust Memorial Museum
May 23-July 22
Sundays, 12-6pm
Wednesdays, 9am-4pm
Thursdays, 11am-8pm
Fridays, 11am-5pm
Saturdays, 12-6pm
For more information, contact Joy Getnick at 461-2000, ext.
239 or email [email protected].
JPro
JPro is a group that includes Jewish professionals (25-50ish) looking
to network and promote business within the Jewish community.
Networking programs will be held throughout the year.
For more information, contact Michele Leve, CSW, at 4612000, ext. 232 or email [email protected].
Interfaith Connection
Are you looking for a way to make connections with other
interfaith couples? Would you be interested in participating in
a group that is welcoming, supportive, and non-judgmental?
Interfaith Connection serves couples with one Jewish partner
who are in a committed relationship, engaged, or married,
with or without children. Phone conferences and personal
appointments are available.
Membership: $36 per year
Interfaith Connection is made possible through the generosity of
the Regina and Harry Cornell Fund.
jccrochester.org
Monday and Tuesday, April 16 and 17, 9am-1pm
Monday and Tuesday, May 14 and 15, 9am-1pm
Earn discounts on your auto insurance with this NYS-approved
driver safety course! Payments must be made out by check to
AARP on the first day of class. For more information, call 4612000, ext. 214. Register at jccrochester.org or at the Main Desk.
AARP Member: $17 Non AARP Member: $19
Celebrate Yoga
May 6, 10am
Tennis Courts (Auditorium if raining)
Proceeds will benefit the Mike Nozik Memorial Camp Seneca
Lake Scholarship Fund.
$18 per person
The Mothers Circle
Are you not Jewish, but raising Jewish children? Do not do it
alone! Join The Mothers Circle to learn about Jewish rituals,
ethics, and how to create a Jewish home. The Mothers Circle is
a program of the Jewish Outreach Institute; it is co-sponsored
by the Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester
and The PJ Library®. Free babysitting is available. For more
information, visit TheMothersCircle.org. To reserve your spot,
contact Michele Leve, CSW, at 461-2000, ext. 232 or email
[email protected].
The Grandparents Circle
This is a free program for Jewish grandparents whose children
are intermarried. The program offers participants skills and
techniques to share their Jewish heritages and nurture their
interfaith grandchildren’s Jewish identities. The Grandparents
Circle is a program of the Jewish Outreach Institute; it is cosponsored by the Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester
and Jewish Family Service of Rochester. For more information,
visit JOI.org. To reserve your spot, contact Michele Leve, CSW, at
The Mothers Circle and The Grandparents Circle are made
possible through the generosity of the Regina and Harry
Cornell Fund.
What’s Your Shpiel?
March 1, 7pm
In the spirit of Purim, join us for an evening of “Comedy,
Magic, and Mayhem” with local entertainer Sky Sands! Wine
and light refreshments will be served. For more information,
contact Joy Getnick at 461-2000, ext. 239 or Denise Sawdey at
ext. 214. Register at jccrochester.org or at the Main Desk.
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ADULT PROGRAMS
BE SURE TO “PLAN TO
SCAN” IN 2012!
The Twelve Dimensions of Wellness
March 20
Discover the 12 dimensions of wellness! After a brief overview
of each dimension, learn how they are interconnected. The
presentation will conclude with an open discussion.
ADULT PROGRAMS
Wellness: How Do We Get There?
March 27
This presentation will provide an overview of steps to keep you
relaxed, while learning how to protect yourself from stressors
that can be overwhelming. The presentation will conclude with
an open discussion.
Matzo Meal
March 29, 12pm
Happy Passover from the Adult Department! Enjoy matzo
lasagna, Passover rolls, garden salad, and chocolate matzo
brickle prepared by the Adult Department staff! Register at the
Main Desk.
Honeoye Falls Community
Concert Band Performance
Want to Buy or Sell?
Call Marilyn!
585-461-6339
cell: 585-729-1312
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Bridges to Wellness
Tuesdays, March 13-27, 7pm
Join Dr. Seema Khaneia, MD, and Beth Treiber, MS, RN,
NP, for an engaging series on mind and body wellness. The
presenters are offering the first session for free! Do not miss this
opportunity to discover the mind-body connection to health
and wellbeing. Register at jccrochester.org or at the Main Desk.
The New Face of Healthcare: An Introduction
March 13
Join us for a presentation leading to the understanding of
the social and economic influences affecting our present-day
healthcare system. In addition, this presentation will explain
the paradigm shift from an illness to wellness model of health
and wellbeing. A discussion of Dr. John Travis’ model of
wellness will be included. The presentation will conclude with
an open discussion.
Free
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April 1, 3pm
The musical repertoire of the Honeoye Falls Community
Concert Band includes celebrated traditional marches,
musical show tunes, film soundtrack selections, contemporary
compositions, and orchestral transcriptions. And, somewhere
during the course of nearly every concert, you can expect a
humorous, tongue-in-cheek musical interpretation or twist.
You will not want to miss this musical introduction to spring!
Free
Yes, You Can Yoga
Tuesdays, April 17-May 15, 1:30-2:30pm
Wednesdays, April 18-May 16, 9-10am
Regardless of your age, level of activity, and physical challenge,
you will derive wonderful health benefits from practicing and
implementing chair yoga into your daily exercise routine.
For more information, call 461-2000, ext. 214. Register at
Tai Chi
Wednesdays, April 18-May 16, 10-11am
Fridays, April 20-May 25, 9-10am
Consider Tai Chi to promote energy for self-healing and
wellbeing. Comfortable clothing and an open mind are the
only requirements! For more information, call 461-2000, ext.
214. Register at jccrochester.org or at the Main Desk.
Member: Free
Readers’ Choice Book Club
Join other avid readers for in-depth book reviews and
discussions! To have your name added to the Readers’ Choice
mailing list contact Denise Sawdey at 461-2000, ext. 214.
Membership: Free
JCC Magazine
Enjoy the J … All Day!
Schedule:
9-10am�� Yes, You Can Yoga (fee)
9:15-10am�� Basic Pilates (Pilates Studio)
10-11am�� Tai Chi
10am-12pm�� Marquetry (Art Studio)
10am-4pm�� Cards (Coffee Shop)
11am-11:45pm�� Silver&Fit® (Auditorium C)
11am-12pm�� Current Events Discussion (Room 1)
11am-11:45pm�� Senior Water Exercise (Pool)
12-2pm�� TechAge Open Computer Lab (TechAge
Learning Center)
12-1pm��Lunch Speakers: (Senior Lounge)
April 18�� The Financial Mess with Joe Marchese
April 25�� Acupuncture: The Ancient Oriental
Method of Healing with Jessica Conde
May 2�� The State of the State: Looking at the
Cuomo Years with Peter Galie
May 9�� Nutritionist, Lisa Hamlin, RN
May 16�� Music Around the World with Ann Reid
1:15-3pm��Movies: (Senior Lounge)
April 18�� Singin’ in the Rain
April 25�� The Help
May 2�� Breakfast at Tiffany’s
May 9�� Food, Inc.
May 16�� That’s Entertainment!
1:30-2:30pm�� Bingo (Auditorium A)
2:30-3:30pm�� Afternoon Tea (Auditorium A)
Men in Transition
Tuesdays, 8:30-10am
Men in Transition is an association of retired men — ranging
from the early 50s and upward. Come for bagels, coffee, and
discussion! Special speakers will be scheduled on occasion. For
more information, call 461-2000, ext. 214.
ADULT PROGRAMS
Wednesdays, April 18-May 16
Members who are 55 and older: scan your JCC key tag card in
Auditorium A and receive a free cup of coffee, then plan to spend
the day choosing from a variety of activities designed especially
for you! Pre-order your lunch from Guelah’s Kosher Café and Deli
and join us for an engaging lunchtime speaker. After lunch watch
a movie, play cards or mahjong with your friends, or try your luck
at bingo! End your day with tea and cookies!
Financial Investment Group
First Tuesday of each month, 10:15-11:30am
A spin-off from MIT, this group meets to discuss stocks,
financial wellbeing, and personal investments. For more
information, call 461-2000, ext. 214.
Current Events
Wednesdays, 11am-1pm
Are you a news junkie? Come to discuss topics that interest
you! Coffee is available. For more information, call 461-2000,
ext. 214.
Free
Connections for Women
Thursdays, 1-2pm
Are you a woman who is facing a fork in the road of your life’s
journey? Do you want to meet other women travelers on this
journey? If so, Connections is for you! Through a series of
group discussions and activities, we will share the hills and
valleys of this journey. To begin receiving meeting and event
notices for Connections, call 461-2000, ext. 214.
Free
Puppy Kindergarten
Tuesdays, May 1-June 5, 7-8pm
Your puppy will learn basic obedience, such as sit, down, stay, come,
drop it, trade, polite greeting, and leash etiquette. Most importantly,
you will learn how to be your puppy’s leader and avoid problems
before they start. Puppies must be between 7-16 weeks of age, and
proof of first series of vaccinations must be brought to the first class.
Instructor: Fran Schoenfeld, ABC Certified Dog Trainer
For more information, call 461-2000, ext. 214.
Mahjong Party: Welcome
Back, Snow Birds!
May 23, 12pm
Bring your best game to interact with and meet other players!
Opt for a lunch of soup and sandwich prepared by Geulah’s
Kosher Café and Deli. Complimentary beverages and snacks
will be served. For more information, call 461-2000, ext. 214.
jccrochester.org
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ADULT PROGRAMS
When You’ve Lost a Loved One:
A Bereavement Support Group
Second and Fourth Fridays of each month, 12:30-1:30pm
Have you lost someone special to you and feel that camaraderie
with others who understand would be helpful? Please join
us for an informal, supportive discussion. This is an open
group; you may come for any or all of the sessions. For more
information, call 461-2000, ext. 214.
Senior Adult programs are made possible, in part, through
the generosity of the Julia Fine Restricted Fund of the Jewish
Federation of Greater Rochester.
Community Synagogue Fair
March 18, 1-4pm
Come learn about the many opportunities available for Jewish
affiliation in Greater Rochester. Representatives from several
synagogues will be available to answer your questions. For
more information, contact Joy Getnick at 461-2000, ext. 239 or
email [email protected].
Free
Model Matzah Bakery in its 30th Year!
March 22, 4:30-6pm
March 25, 1-5pm (demonstrations at 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm)
Come join Chabad-Lubavitch and the JCC for this great
hands-on educational experience — sponsored by ChabadLubavitch of Rochester and, in part, a grant from Tops Friendly
Markets. For more information, contact Joy Getnick at
Free
JNet: Rochester’s Jewish Network
for Young Adults (22-35)
Check us out on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/ROCJNET
JNet: Spring Planning
March 28, 7pm
Come help plan the JNet spring program calendar! Pizza
and refreshments will be provided. For more information,
contact Joy Getnick at 461-2000, ext. 239 or email
[email protected].
Free
Civic Engagement Series
Join us for this thought-provoking mini-series on critical issues
facing today’s society.
Primaries 2012: An Overview
March 6, 7pm
Guest Lecturer: Lynda W. Powell, Ph.D., Professor of Political
Science, University of Rochester
Member: $5
National Healthcare: An Overview of Recent Debates
April 30, 7pm
Guest Lecturer: David H. Klein, Chief Executive Officer, Excellus
BlueCross BlueShield
Member: $5
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The JCC is a fitness provider for the Excellus Medicare
Silver&Fit® program. Bring your health insurance card to
the Main Desk and we will enroll you for Silver&Fit® with an
annual fee of just $25!
Class Schedule
Silver&Fit® I: Explore
Wednesday, 11-11:45am
Silver&Fit® II: Experience
Sunday, 11-11:45am
The JCC is a fitness provider for the Healthways
SilverSneakers® Fitness Program. To enroll, bring your health
insurance card to the Main Desk.
Class Schedule
SilverSneakers® I
Monday, 11-11:45am
Friday, 11-11:45am
SilverSneakers® II
Tuesday, 11-11:45am
Thursday, 11-11:45am
For more information or to join, call
461-2000, ext. 216/217/225.
SilverSneakers® Program
If you are 65 and older and have MVP, Humana New York,
Essence, or Secure Horizons health insurance, you are eligible
for a free membership to the JCC! With the assistance of these
insurance programs, SilverSneakers® members can participate
in SilverSneakers® classes and other free classes that the JCC
offers to our members. SilverSneakers® members must scan
their JCC key tag card each time they visit the JCC. The
SilverSneakers® program provides members with:
• Increased physical activity
• Free fitness membership
• Access to Group Fitness and Aquatic classes
• Social interaction with other members
• Incentive programs
• Free wellness and education lectures
• Special events and trips for seniors
Please check the Group Fitness and Aquatic class schedules for
class times and levels.
JCC Magazine
SilverSneakers® Promotions
and Special Events
Access to Community: Programs for
Developmentally-Disabled Adults
Relaxation Breathing Techniques
Chug Programs
Pre-Passover Seder (Chug and Chaverim)
Here is a list of our special monthly events that we hope you
can attend:
Walking Your Way to Wellness
April 9, 12pm
Auditorium A
Learn how walking can increase your everyday health. Maps
of walking paths for the surrounding areas will be distributed.
Light refreshments will be provided. Register at jccrochester.
org or at the Main Desk.
Free
Day Trip to Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel
April 25
We will meet outside the JCC and depart at 7:30am. Cost
includes bus fare, $20 in casino cash, and $5 food voucher.
*Pick-up and drop-off are also available at Medley Centre
(Irondequoit) at 7am or Exit 44 (Victor) at 8am. To make
arrangements, contact Amy Exton at 461-2000, ext. 268.
Join our SilverWalks!
Starting May 2, meet Amy at the Main Desk every Wednesday
at noon for a 45-minute walk along the canal. Do not forget
your water bottle and sneakers! Register at the Main Desk.
Senior Pet Day/Walk
May 23, 12pm
Pavilion
Meet some JCC staff and say “hello” to their pets! We will
be going for a short walk along the canal after playing with
the animals, so do not forget your water bottle and sneakers!
Computer and Digital
Photography Classes
Register now for March-April classes.
Drop-in for free computer help, weekdays, 12–2 pm
Located in JCC lower level
Mystified by your computer or digital camera? Want to feel like
you are in control? The TechAge Adult Computer Learning
Center at the JCC offers classes just for you. Master these new
technologies in a comfortable, adult-friendly atmosphere with
lots of help and support. Classes for all levels.
Go to www.RocTechAge.org or call 461-2000, ext. 463 for more
information. For all adults, age 45+.
jccrochester.org
March 19, 5:30-7pm, Auditorium B
Our Annual Seder will be catered by our own Geula Von
Perlstein with delicious foods, such as golden chicken soup
with a matzo ball, baked chicken, and much more. Of course,
Bonnie Abrams will provide music during the Seder. A portion
of the cost of this dinner is being underwritten by Zerrubel
Lodge, a Rochester chapter of B’nai B’rith Men’s Group.
$18 per person
InZone
April 15, 2-3pm
Join us as Randy Quarles instructs us on various interactive
fitness activities. For virtual physical activity, try our new Sport
Lounge. Other activities include hand-eye coordination on the
Electronic Sport Wall and playing Wii.
This program is being sponsored by the B. Thomas Golisano
Foundation.
Free
Luncheon at The Cheesecake Factory
May 6, 12-1:30pm
Spend a lovely afternoon with friends at this popular
restaurant! The luncheon includes an entrée from the Sunday
Brunch, Sandwiches, or SkinnyLicious™ menu, along with
beverage and dessert.
Chug Member: $17 Non Chug Member: $23
Chaverim Programs
Purim Megillah Reading and Celebration
March 4, 10:15-11:30am
Come to the Megillah reading and hear how brave Queen
Esther saved the Jewish people of Persia from wicked Haman’s
evil plot to kill them. Light refreshments will be available. Feel
free to dress in a costume!
Free
Yom Ha’atzmaut: Finding Your Jewish Soul
through Music
April 22, 10:15-11:30am
Back by popular demand, Roz Sherman, CSW, will facilitate
this program to celebrate Israel’s birthday!
Free
Shavuot Celebration and Gentle Yoga
May 20, 1:30-2:30pm
Wendy Beller-Madway will lead us in gentle yoga and talk
about Shavuot. If you are in a wheelchair or unable to stand,
Wendy can accommodate you. Refreshments will be available.
Free
For more information, contact Ann Gilbert-Winterman at
461-2000, ext. 259.
Programs for Adults with Developmental Disabilities are made
possible through the generosity of the Beverly and Sam Kolko
Fund for Special Needs and B. Thomas Golisano Foundation.
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ADULT PROGRAMS
March 12, 12pm
Auditorium A
Explore and learn how to breathe and heal, reenergize, refresh,
and bring a sense of calm to your life. Please wear loose and
comfortable clothing.
Free
Family out of town?
Weather preventing travel?
Unable to leave your home?
Brighton Memorial Chapel offers live funeral broadcasting
for services that take place within our chapel.
All at NO CHARGE.
3325 Winton Road S., Rochester NY 14623 • www.BrightonMemorialChapel.com
585-427-8520
See why Brighton Memorial Chapel is Establishing a New Tradition.
PLACE YOUR
AD HERE!
Reach over
150,000 people who
visit the JCC
each year.
To advertise contact
Susan LaRosa
585.461.2000 ext. 258
[email protected]
Todah Rabah (Thank You)
Thank you very much for the following donations received October 4, 2011 through January 16, 2012. These generous donations
support the programs and services offered by the Jewish Community Center that are so important to so many.
Aquatics Grant
The Lank Family in memory
of Norman E. Lank
Center Stage
Aladdin’s Natural Eatery
Carol and Morton Epstein
Nancy and Howard LeVant
Max A. Adler Charitable
Foundation
Pamela Miller-Ness
CHAI CSL Matching
Program
Cornell/Weinstein Family
Foundation
Susan and Glenn Rothman,
“Hearts on Fire” in loving
memory of Harry Cornell
Jacolyn and John Bucksbaum
Burke Truckmen
Jackie and Spike Davidson
Erdle Foundation
Foundation for Jewish
Philanthropies
Vanessa and Marty Friedman
Renee and Mark Jacboson
Marcy and Stephen Kay in
honor of our daughters
Rachel and Sara, wishing
David Cornell a full and
quick recovery, and in honor
of Anne and Hy DeMayo’s
64th wedding anniversary
Susan and Saul Marsh
Metal Conversions Rob Carey
Sharon and Neil Norry Family
Supporting Foundation
at the Foundation of the
Jewish Federation of Greater
Rochester
Lynda and Michael Stock
T&L Automatics, Inc
Annual Appeal
Arlie and Douglas Anderson
jccrochester.org
Erika Ange and Bernie Sheehan
Barbara and Ken Baron
Kathye Simon and
Aharon Baruch
Susie Bensoussan in honor of
The K’tanim Program and
its parents
Maxine and Morton Bittker
Louise and Wilhelm Braun
Margaret Buckel
Barbara Case
Valerie and Philip Ciufo
Lisa Cline
Beryl and William Clymer
Lola and Esten Coan
Mary and James Coffey
Norinne Cole
Marjory David
David J. Kauffman
Post #41 JWV
Dottie and Joel Elias
Lisa and Joel Elliot
Larry Feldman
Marilyn Feldman
Janine and Adam Fried
Helene Friedman and
Sherry Friedman
Ira Goldman
Karen and Sidney Goldstien
Howard Golove
Lori and Scott Green
Carol Sue Hai
Josephine and John Hallagan
Sandra Herritt
Ruth Hyde
Jerome Joseph
Frederick Kalsbeek
Ronald Kareken
Matthew Kaufler
Irving Koff
Deanna and
Charles Krusenstjerna
Maurice Landesberg
Lee Lang
Ellen Levy
Sandra and Meyer Levy
Manisha Mande
Sidney Metzger
Suzanne Meyerowitz
Norris Minard
Linda and Joseph Mulcahy
Tom O’Neill
Oppenheimer Funds
Sally and Charles Parmigiani
Irving Pheterson
Jean and Sheldon Phillips
Merle and Nick Pieramico
Carole and Joseph Plate
Lawrence Ploscowe
Helen and Saul Presberg
Harvey Reiner
Karen Robbins
Jackie and Robert Robbins
Irene Robinson
Diane Rock
Toby and Solomon Shinder
Leland and Alma Smith
Lestor Spector
Gene and Louis Spiro
Patricia and Clinton Stone
The Prudential Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
Dolores Trotta
Carolyn Vacanti
Jane and Robert Van Alstyne
Marie Vasapolli
Audrey and Raymond Wagner
Theodore Wallace
Pauline Wasserman
Lenore and Milton Weinrieb
Karen and Mitchell Yarmel
Gesher After-School
Programs Grant
Rochester Area Community
Foundation
Campership
Ellie and Edward Holtzman in
memory of Rita Gastel and
in honor of AnnaMay and
David Eisensberg’s first great
grandchild, Chaviva
Ram Rapoport
Campership for Camp
Seneca Lake
Denise and David Cyrkin in
memory of Arlen Brodsky,
Gary Passer and Brian Salerno
Camp Seneca Lake
Maxine and Morton Bittker
Tammy Cohen and Barry
Silverstein in memory of
Rita Gastel, Milt Axelrod,
Ira Kinel and
Shelley Kesselman
Carole Diamond Frankel in
Glen and Karen Winterman
Moscoe wishing David Cornell
a speedy recovery
Jane Snyder
Betsy and Bob Wahlquist in
memory of Shelly Kesselman
Joshua Wells
Center Stage
Eliaine Montrose Usdane in
memory of Ruth Lempert
Cultural Arts
Grant, Jenny, Phoebe and
Sophie Cos in memory of
Boris Rabinovich and
Zlota Royzer
Sharon and Chick Levine in
memory of Rebecca Fink
Phyllis Mutz in memory of
Ruth Lempert
Fitness, Wellness and
Recreation
Bev Hillabrandt in memory of
Helen Koerner
Sarah Liebschutz in memory
of Marvin Mindell
Dorene and Melvin Pizer in
The Rheinstein’s in memory of
Helen Koerner
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CONTRIBUTORS
Special thanks to our annual Markus Society members, who renew their commitment to the JCC each year with a gift of $350 or
more. The list below includes renewal gifts and new members. For a complete list of current Markus Society members, please visit
the JCC Markus Society Recognition Board or jccrochester.org.
Sandra Herritt and
Lee Rosenthal in memory of
David Herr
CONTRIBUTORS
Harry and Regina Cornell
Fund
Patricia Chadwick in memory
of Harry Cornell
Judith Ranaletta and
John Ninfo in memory of
Harry Cornell
“Jammin at the J” Gala
Chabad Lubavitch of
Rochester NY in honor of
Ralph Madeb
Janice and Robert Daitz in
honor of Ralph Madeb
Adam and Amy Darrow
in honor of Howard and
Daphne Cohen
Lyubov Denisenko
Paula and Howard Donsky in
honor of Dr. Ralph Madeb
Howard Grossman
Joyce and Warren Heilbronner
Charles David Tellier
Paul Vail
Judy and Alan Wertheimer
Lorraine Wolch and
Donald Onimus in honor of
Ralph Madeb
Jewish Community Center
Anne Barasch in memory of
Chester and Harriet Barasch
Barbara and Marvin Becker in
memory of Melvin Lang
Aviva and Arthur Berg in
honor of Karen and Sy Zivan’s
50th Wedding Anniversary
Ronald Boillat in memory of
Harry Cornell
Aaron Braveman in memory
of Arthur Rosen
Mary Alice and
Richard Braverman in
Cathy and Richard Cordaro in
Anne Kress in honor of
Jeremy Wolk
Valerie and Donn Di Pasquale
in memory of Harry Cornell
Dorschel Automotive Group
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Federated Clover Investment
Advisors in memory of
Harry Cornell
Flaum Management
Company, Inc. in memory
of Harry Cornell
Ilene and David Flaum in
memory of Arthur Rosen
Helene Friedman in memory
of Gloria Rogers
Elaine and Leonard Gold in
memory of Len Every
Ira Goldman in memory of
Harry Cornell
Victoria and Daniel Goldstein
and Family in memory of
Tamar Rogachefsky
Annette Itkin in honor of
Leslie Berkowitz
Gloria Kaplan in memory of
Ruth Lempert
Judith and Stuart Kaplan in
honor of Elliott Landsman
Amy-Beth Katz in memory of
Benjamin B. Rouff
The Kleinberg Family in
memory of Helen Koerner
Knights of Pythias Jay Lodge
No 639 in memory of
Clayton Bittker
Ann and Arthur Kolko in
Cynthia and David Kolko
in honor of the birth of
Lily Rose Liberman and in
memory of Milton Axelrod
Leslie Berkowitz in memory
of Ira Kinel and
Tamar Rogachefsky
Leslie Berkowitz and
Michael Lebowitz in
memory of Sherwin Menter
Sylvia and Alan LeVine in
memory of Helen Koerner
M&T Charitable Foundation
Lynn and Stephen Natapow in
Helene and Bruce Newman in
memory of Sherwin Menter
Margaret and John Schickler
Bunny and Mort Skirboll in
Helene Spector in memory of
Gloria Rogers
John Spinosa in memory of
Harry Cornell
Henoch Szajnberg in memory
of the Kloc and Szajnberg
Families; in memory of
Jacob, grandson, Chaya,
wife, Ester, daughter
Robin and Robert Vavrina in
Sharon and Jack Weinberg in
Ronald Yasbin in memory of
Helen Koerner
Judy Zaretsky Memorial Fund
for Israeli Dance
Gail Seigel in memory of
Ruth Lempert
Genevieve and Harris Siegel
in memory of Ruth Lempert
Mark Zarestky in memory of
Judy on our anniversary
Landsman Replacement
Reserve Fund
Deborah and Elliott
Landsman in memory of
Stanley Bershod,
Milton Axelrod and
Harry Cornell
Library
Paulina, Larry, Shaina and
Michael Kovalsky in
memory of Haskell and
Stephen Rosenberg
Louis & Rose Rappaport
Campership Fund
Nancy Rosenberg in memory
of Isadore Diamond
Markus Society*
Geraldine and
Sanford Appelbaum
Carol and John Bennett
Marilyn and Howard Berman
Nancy Bloom and Alan Cohen
Betsy and Stuart Bobry
Michael Bobry
Simon and Josephine Braitman
Beth and Joshua Bruner
Joyce and Edward Burg
Carl Lasky and Lottie Weinrib
Lasky Charitable Fund
Rivka Chapman and
Myron Silver
Gloria and Pincus Cohen
Suzanne and Richard Cohen
Lillian Courtheoux
Leslie and Howard Crane
Jackie and Howard Davidson
Cathy and Jack Dinaburg
Eric Dreyfuss
Frederick Dushay
Anna May and David Eisenberg
Carolyn and David Eisenman
Norma and Jack Erdle
Heidi and Michael Fishman
Ilene and David Flaum
Sue and Stanley Friedman
Daphne Futerman and
Ira Jevotovsky
Essie Germanow
Evelyn and Donald Gold
Sherry and Richard Goldstein
Sol Goldstein
William Goldstein
Howard Gordon
Debbie and Michael Gordon
Irving and Virginia Gordon
Miriam and David Gray
Kimberly and Richard Gray
Marilyn and Joel Greenberg
Howard Grossman
Helen Hecker
Joyce and Warren Heilbronner
Linda and Bruce Hellman
Sally Hirst and Douglas Miller
Merilyn and Robert Israel
Ruth and Gerald Katz
Suzanne and Joseph Kilimnick
Bradleigh and Mort Kolko
Konar Family Foundation
Paulina and Laurence Kovalsky
Barbara Kozel
Harriet and Jack Kurz
Louis S. & Molly B. Wolk
Foundation
Arthur Lowenthal
Perry Myers
Philip Neivert
Gabriella Nozik
Joan and Beryl Nusbaum
Sara and Isadore Ouriel
Patrice and Jeffrey Pierce
Betty Rapoport
Dr. Gerald and Maxine Rosen
Suzanne and Paul Rosenberg
Hannah and Arnold Rosenblatt
Susan and David Rothenberg
Enid and Louis Ryen
Noreen Salerno
Rabbi Amy Sapowith *
Letty and Robert Schacht
Elaine and Leonard Simon
James Sloan
JCC Magazine
Nancy and Edward Smith
Deborah and Marc Solomon *
Jacqueline and Ronald Sonkin
Sue and Gary Tebor
Louise and Justin Vigdor
Linda and Sidney Weinstein
Karen and Sy Zivan
*Welcome new Markus Society Members
Barbara and Dan Grad in
honor of Barbara Conklin
Leopold Friedman &
Ruth Friedman Foundation
Michael Bresloff
Memorial Fund
Rose and Jesse Bresloff in
memory of David Herr and
Sidney Heyman
Senior Adult Department
Norma and Matt Gingold in
memory of Ira Kinel
J. Martin Zinaman
Special Needs
Lynda and David Newman
Sports for Israel
Carolyn Nussbaum and
Eric Brandt in memory of
Gil Cresov
The ELF Foundation in
memory of Gil Cresov
M. Jeremy Kasdin in memory
of Gil Cresov
Nancy and Richard Reitkopp
Gil Cresov
Susie Goldstein Sands
Fund for Camp Seneca
Lake
Marcia and Norman Abelson
in honor of the birthdays of
Helen Abelson and
jccrochester.org
Sylvia & Philip Kowal
Fund for the Jewish Film
Festival
Susan, Karen and Julie Carp
in memory of
Rebecca “Beck” Fink
Susan Carp and Family in
honor of Ilene and
Bob Briskin’s 30th wedding
anniversary
Kathleen London in memory
of Adam Richter and
Leonard Every; wishing
David Appelbaum a speedy
recovery
Winkler-Lococo
Campership Fund
Rachel Clar in honor of
Jeremy Wolk’s birthday
Megan and Michael Lococo in
memory of Bunny Winkler
Sue and Michael Lococo
wishing Robert Patak a
happy 90th birthday; in
honor of the engagement of
Jess Sadick and
Monique Klugman; in
honor of Golda Rayburn’s
75th birthday; in honor
of Melanie Wolk being
awarded the 2011 “Forty
Under 40” by the Rochester
Business Journal; in
memory of Pearl Winkler,
Sherwin “Red” Menter,
father of Gail Wolk and
grandfather of Jeremy Wolk,
Cookie Shacket,
Arlayne Rogoff and
David Sadick
Sue, Michael and
Megan Lococo in honor of
Dr. Sue Groesbeck receiving
the Ransome Prize; in
honor of Diane Rock’s 98th
birthday;
Sharon Leo
Ellen Levy
Sarah Liebschutz
Gail Maas
Mara Metzger
Helen Newman
Joan Nussbaum
Joween Opperman
Yetta Panitch
Helen Perry
Sandy Ranalli
Jaclyn Richard
Sylvia Rose
Berncie Shank
Nadia Sanow
Kandee Tabor
Judith Zysman
Youth Fitness Program
Wolk Children’s Center
Rochester Area Community
Foundation
M & T Charitable Foundation
Yiddish Cultural Center
Donation
The Erdle Foundation
Rochelle Richter
“Tree of Life,” in memory
of Ellie Myers
“The Women of the Spa”
Syb Bernhard
Nancy Castro
Mary Dain
Julie Damerell
Laurie Friedman
Doris Heyman
Beverly Hillabrandt
Ellen Johnson
Mary Ann Kane-Worl
Sheila Konar
Katrina Korpeck
Pam Kroll
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CONTRIBUTORS
Membership Scholarships
Inge Goldstein; in memory
of Enez Schacter-Rickel;
wishing Camp Director
Aunt Ruth Fineman a
speedy recovery
Inge and Lawrence Goldstein
in honor of
Marcia Abelson’s birthday
Enid and Louis Ryen wishing
Leslie Berkowitz a speedy
recovery, in honor of
Inge Goldstein’s special
birthday, in memory of
Gil Cresov
Betsy Wahlquist in memory of
Tamar Rogachefsky
CONTRIBUTORS
The Annual Gala Benefiting the Jewish Community Center
Thank you to our Generous Sponsors and Band Leaders
Platinum Sponsor
Limor and Ralph Madeb
Gold Sponsors
Ames Amzalak Memorial Trust
Manning & Napier Benefits, LLC
Eva Pressman and Seth Zeidman
Silver Sponsors
Nixon Peabody LLP
Trane U.S. Inc.
Jammin’ for Two
Debby and Elliott Landsman
Lewis Norry
Patrice and Jeffrey Pierce
Premier Metals Group
Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP
Band Leaders
Lisa and B. Birnbaum
Ellen and Jon Broder
Center for Urology
Congregation Light of Israel
Daphne and Howard Cohen
EFP Rotenberg, LLP
Daphne Futerman and
Ira Jevolovsky
Futerman Supporting
Foundation of the Foundation
of the Federation of Greater
Rochester
Leah and Justin Goldman
Gray Locey, CPA, P.C.
Jewish Senior Life
Marisa Kessler and
Aaron Flajsing
Kovalsky-Carr Electric Supply
Co., Inc.
Debby and Elliott Landsman
Louis S. & Molly B. Wolk
Foundation
Mara and David Metzger
Helene and Bruce Newman
Irena Pesis-Katz and Rami Katz
Rochester General Hospital
Pauline and David Rutberg
Deborah and Mark Solomon
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The Talmudical Institute of
Upstate New York
Margot and Eric Weinberg
Jennifer and Josh Weinstein
Prize Partners
Jay Strongwater LLC
Jewish Community Center of
Greater Rochester
Dennis Kessler
Karen and Larry Kessler
MacKenzie-Childs, LLC
TicketCity.Com
Special Thank You
Clix Portrait Studio, Photo Booth
Economy Paper, Printing Partner
Jimmy C’s, Gala Photography
MarketView Liquor, Beverage
Partner
Mapco Auto Parks Ltd,
Valet Partner
St. Vincent Press, Printing Partner
Patrons*
Jane and Douglas Bennett
Nancy Bloom
Lorraine and Daan Braveman
Phyllis Kasdin and Burt Gordon
Trudie Kirshner
Michelle and Bob Marcus
Helene and Bruce Newman
Margot and Eric Weinberg
Michal and Oren Weiss
*as of January 16, 2012
Honorary Committee
Co-Chairs
Eva Pressman and Seth Zeidman
Honorary Committee
Monroe County Executive
Maggie Brooks
Beth and Josh Bruner
Pittsford Supervisor Bill Carpenter
Patricia Chadwick*
William Destler
Immediate Past Brighton Town
Supervisor Sandra Frankel
Howard Grossman*
Susan and Lawrence Halpern*
Dennis Kessler
Karen and Laurence Kessler*
Anne Kress
Debby and Elliott Landsman*
Lenore and Marshall Lesser*
NYS Assemblyman
Joseph D. Morelle
Helene and Bruce Newman*
NYS Senator Joseph E. Robach
Linda and Sherwin Weinstein*
Henrietta Town Supervisor
Michael Yudelson
* Past JCC president
Planning Committee
Co-Chairs
Daphne and Howard Cohen
Leah and Justin
Goldman
Planning
Committee
JCC President Jeremy Wolk (2nd
from left) with JCC Young Leadership
Award Honoree Dr. Ralph Madeb and
Tikkun Olam (Repairing the World)
Award Honoree Justin Vigdor, Robert
Vigdor and Jay Gelb from the Ames
Amzalak Memorial Trust
“Jammin at the J”
Gala Honorary
Co-Chairs: Drs. Eva
Pressman and Seth
Zeidman celebrate
with Dr. Ralph and
Limor Madeb
Lisa Axelrod
Lisa Birnbaum
Ellen Broder
Lisa Erdle
Elliott Fix
Aaron Flajsing
Victoria and
Daniel Goldstein
Richard Gray
Sue Hollenberg
Sharon Kovalsky
Limor Madeb
Rabbi Avi Mammon
Mara and Dave Metzger
Irena Pesis-Katz and
From l to r: Event Planning Co-Chairs,
Rami Katz
Howard and Daphne Cohen and Justin
Harriet Renzi
and Leah Goldman
Pauline Rutberg
Enid and Lou Ryen
Matthew Ryen
Elli Silverberg
Bob Sneider
Lyndsay Thomas
Ron Von Perlstein
Margot Weinberg
Josh Weinstein
Melanie and
The University of Rochester’s YellowJackets with
Jeremy Wolk
YellowJacket Alum and event Co-Chair, Justin
Goldman (center)
JCC Magazine
You are never too young to make
a gift to the JCC.
All bequests and planned gifts, regardless of their
size, are important in providing for the future of the
JCC. If you have included the JCC in your estate
plans, please let us know so we may recognize you as
a Judean Club member.
Membership in the Judean Club is based on the
method of giving and involves no dues or obligations
of any kind. Please contact Tammy Cohen, Associate
Executive Director, at 585-461-2000 ext. 210, for
more information.
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