kol: the voice of tby

Temple Bat Yam has two beautiful
KOL:
THE VOICE OF TBY
Torahs. One was the gift from a
S EPT / OC T
2014
congregant, the second was a gift
from a congregation in Baltimore.
Rabbi Susan Warshaw : OUR BOOK OF LIFE 5775
One of the most beloved metaphors of the High Holidays (yes they are almost
here) is being written in The Book of Life, the Sefer Chayyim. We pray over and
over: Avinu Malkeinu, inscribe us for blessing in the Book of Life.
Today we have a Book of Life, only we call it Facebook. Yahoo reports that
1.11 billion people use the Facebook site monthly. On Facebook we post personal
profiles, pictures, vacation trips, and news about family, friends and events that
shape our lives. Perhaps this modern version of the traditional Book of Life should
tell a story that is more about who we really are; perhaps it should be more
sophisticated, nuanced, honest.
Rabbi Barry Blum writes: “imagine for a moment that your Facebook page,
whose content you share on-line with others, serves as your actual Sefer Chayyim,
your Book of Life. Does your personal Facebook page serve as a positive and
accurate representation of the highest ideals and noble strivings in your life?
Remember people will judge your experiences and pictures posted as an
expression of how you live your life.”
This year, as the High Holy Days draw near, think about making your
Facebook page a true representation of who you are. Consider posting on your
page a book that you read that inspired you. Share a good deed, a mitzvah that
you have done, or a charity that you feel is worth of community support. Rabbi
Blum suggests including the name of a loved one or friend for whom you will be
saying Yizkor. Remember a Jewish experience shared during this past year or in
the past that you always cherish. Include a picture of a Jewish hero, a teacher, or
share a bit of Jewish wisdom that helps you get through the day. Consider your
actions over the past year, and remember the times you missed the mark and
sinned. Maybe you can have a virtual Tashlich page, where you throw away your
sins, having learned from your mistakes.
Many of us spend a lot of time on Facebook. We share our trivial lives and
experiences with others. I invite you to consider, in this New Year of 5775,
enriching your Sefer Chayyim, your Facebook Page of Life. May you strive to
incorporate Torah (teaching/learning), Avodah (service to a higher being), and
Gemilut Chasidim (acts of loving kindness) and post these important components.
May you each have a sweet New Year, a year filled with joy, blessing, good
health, forgiveness and renewal. L’Shanah tovah!
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PRESIDENT CANDY GUSST :
My first month as president of the congregation has been very difficult on a personal level.
Most of you know that my mother passed away a couple of weeks ago. This was the first time
I had such a loss while living full time in this area. The outpour of support was just amazing:
phone calls, emails, cards and donations are still coming in. The caring and concern I feel
from our congregation is overwhelming. Barry and I thank you all for your good wishes and
strength you have given us.
Now, as new presidents generally do, I’d like to tell you a bit about myself. When I was a
senior in high school I wanted to be a secretary when I graduated. That’s what many girls did
in “the olden days”. My parents convinced me to go to Temple University to become a
teacher. Being an obedient child, I did what my parents asked of me. It was a good decision.
While in my senior year Barry and I married. I taught in the Philadelphia school system,
mostly first grade (I was taller than my students), for almost four years. I had to resign when I
became pregnant. I had my two sons within 15 months, Paul and Adam.
Not working outside of the home was difficult for me so I joined the local PTA and before you
knew it I was president of the group. When my boys were in school full time I worked at a
couple of jobs part time. Being home with the boys was really important to me. One day I
walked into our local bank branch of PSFS and on a whim applied for a position. I started as a
teller and was in the training department before a year was up. Eight years at that bank
before the FDIC closed them down (not because of me). It was obvious that PSFS was going to
be shut down so I went to St. Joseph’s University earning an MS in Training and Organizational
Development. I went over to Beneficial Savings Bank just down the street and became the
head of the Training Department. By the time I retired (almost 25 years in banking total) I
was the head of three departments, ran all volunteerism, and was responsible for education of
over 700 employees and much more. My title was now Chief Learning Officer and my rank was
Vice President. I had a dream job.
Upon retiring, I announced to Barry it was time to move full time to Ocean Pines where we
had a home for 12 years. We belonged to Temple Bat Yam as associate members for those 12
years so our transition here was an easy one. Marion Longberg was the Sisterhood president at
the time and got me hooked on Sisterhood where I served as president for several years. Then
one day Larry Pack asked me to be his executive vice president. Wow! What a surprise that
was. He told me there wasn’t much to do. Okay, the surprise was over. When Larry
completed his term as president, the natural order of things was for me to take the position.
So, here I am.
I take the position of president of the congregation very seriously and invite you to contact me
if you have any ideas or thoughts that you would like to run by me. This is our Temple Bat
Yam and we need all of us to keep it bright and alive.
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A Message from the High Holy Days Coordinating Committee
It’s only a matter of days before we enter into the High Holy Days season, and there’s
still information that needs repeating. In an effort to help you wrap up the loose ends, we
send you these quick reminders.
HIGH HOLY DAYS SEASON 2014/5775
CALENDAR OF SERVICES AND EVENTS
SELICHOT SERVICE
Saturday, September 20
8:00 pm
 Selichot Service
“an important Jewish belief is that GOD wishes us to turn away from sin and that God
helps us do so. The High Holy Days focus almost exclusively on this idea, which is called
“teshuvah”, a Hebrew word that means “turning away from sin”
Many Jews prepare spiritually for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur by attending a special
service called “Selichot” (forgiveness). The Selichot service is designed to help worshipers
direct their hearts and minds to the process of teshuvah. The Selichot service is traditionally
held on the Saturday evening before Rosh Hashanah, in order to give people a chance to
reflect on the changes of behavior that they wish to make.
WE WILL START WITH DESSERT AND SOCIAL TIME
WE WILL MARK THE CLOSE OF SHABBAT WITH HAVDALAH
WE WILL PARTICIPATE IN SELICHOT WITH ITS MOVING WORDS, AND
MAGNIFICENT MUSIC
Know that in previous years we have heard many responses to Selichot –
Many have called this service their most moving and inspirational
religious experienceThere is NO BETTER WAY to prepare
yourself for the DAYS of AWE!
A Saturday evening like NO OTHER!!!
EREV ROSH HASHANAH
Wednesday, September 24
ROSH HASHANAH
Thursday, September 25
8:00 pm
10:00 am
TASHLICH
Thursday, September 25
4:00 pm
 Tashlich at Saint Martins Neck Park off RT 90 @traffic light
“a ceremony in which we “cast bread upon flowing water. Thus, it was thought, an
individual could cast off his sins which would be washed away by the flowing water,
allowing him to start the New Year with a “clean slate”
Bat Yam Congregants will perform this ancient ritual on Rosh Hashana afternoon, the
traditional time to observe Tashlich. Join the group and help build memories and traditions for
your family.
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BRING THE FAMILY & SOME BREAD
(something the waterfowl will like)
And together we will toss our sins into the flowing waters of Big Assawoman Bay
a short fun break on Yom Tov afternoon
High Holy Days
FAMILY SERVICE
Sunday, September 28
10:00 am
KOL NIDRE
Friday, October 3
8:00 pm
YOM KIPPUR
Saturday, October 4
10:00 am
Congregants Hour – 3:00 pm
Healing Service - 4:00 pm
Yizkor & Concluding – 4:30 pm
BREAK-the-FAST
Saturday, October 4
6:30 pm
post Yom Kippur
At THE EMBERS – Ocean City
Details to follow- watch your e-mail
SUKKOT SHABBAT
Friday, October 10
7:00 pm
SIMCHAT TORAH
Friday, October 17
8:00 pm
Save these dates
A glance at the Calendar will remind you of the schedule of High Holy Day
Services.
Since we are NOT providing member tickets, we advise you to post this Calendar
on the front of your refrigerator or some other visible spot.
It will serve as a ready reference when you question where you should be and
when.
We hope that this information helps you plan rich and satisfying Holidays
2014-2015 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
SCHEDULE
Religious School: Sundays 9:45 - 11:45 AM
September 14, 21, 28 (High Holiday Family
Service, 10:00 AM)
October 5, 12, 19, 26
November 9, 16, 23
December 7, 14
January 11
February 1, 8, 22
March 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
April 12-make-up day if needed
Mitzvah Day TBA—Attendance required
Early Shabbat Services Fridays at 7:00 PM
October 10—Teacher Appreciation,
Consecration for new students; PIZZA
DINNER 6:15 PM
November 14
December 12
January 9
February 13. PIZZA DINNER 6:15 PM
March 13
April 10
May 8
It’s hard to believe that the start of the
2014-2015 school year will soon be upon us.
We welcome all students and families back
to an exciting year of Judaic studies and
activities.
The first day of Religious School is
September 14. The Bagel Bar will open at
9:30 a.m. Thank you to Laurie Heller for
again coordinating this event to begin the
religious school morning. We are asking all
parents to attend for the entire morning on
this first day.
If you have not yet returned the religious
school registration form that was mailed to
you, please bring the completed form with
you on September 14.
On September 28, religious school will
begin with the Bagel Bar at 9:30 a.m. and
will follow at 10:00 a.m. with a High
Holiday Family Service. We look forward
to seeing all families participate.
October 10 will be the first Pizza Dinner
and Early Shabbat Service in recognition
of our religious school teachers. The Pizza
Dinner will begin at 6:15 p.m., followed by
the Shabbat Service at 7:00 p.m. We invite
all our religious school families and temple
members to share in this special Shabbat
service to honor our teachers.
Also, we would like to invite the TBY
congregation to join us for Serena
Michnick’s Bat Mitzvah on Friday evening
and Saturday morning September 12-13.
This newsletter includes the Religious
School and Early Shabbat services schedule
for the upcoming 2014-2015 year. Please be
sure to mark your calendars! If you have
any questions, please feel free to call me
at 410-208-9296. We are looking forward to
a great year!
L’Shanah Tovah from our family to yours!
Becky Brunet, Religious Education
Chair
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THANK YOU BENEFACTORS AND PATRONS:
Platinum:
GLORIA NESTLER
JAY AND CHERYL TAUSTIN
JEFF AND RINA THALER
BRUCE AND CYNDI LEINER
PETER AND REBECCA ZWEIGBAUM
Diamond:
JONATHAN AND TERRY BELL
HAL AND CHRISTINE GLICK
LEE AND JENNIFER KLEPPER
Patron:
DEBBIE RESNICK
GRAYCE COHEN
CAROL SCHACHTER
DO YOU KNOW THE HISTORY OF OUR
STAINED GLASS SANCTUARY WINDOWS?
The beautiful stained glass windows in
our sanctuary were the work of members
Pamela Smolins, Eleanor Goldsmith,
Elaine Levy and Eve Waldman.
Congregation members were distracted
during services when the original glass
windows revealed traffic passing by. So
our first Rabbi – Richard Sternberger –
came up with the idea for the stained
glass windows. The theme of the new
windows was inspired by Rabbi
Sternberger. He was strongly influenced
by Franz Rosenzweig’s writing in which it
was declared that the three pillars of
Judaism are Creation, Revelation, and
Redemption.
The window on the left (facing the
bima), depicts Creation by displaying
birds, fish, and plants, and animals and
people. The words Ki Tov (meaning “It is
good”) appear in the stream. The
people represent humankind’s
partnership with God. This window was
designed by Eve Waldman.
The window above the Torah ark depicts
Revelation, represented by the burning
bush, and the law, represented by the
Torah. The building to the left of the
burning bush is our Temple, because
according to tradition, we were all at
Sinai. This window was designed by
Elaine Levy and Eleanor Goldsmith.
The stained glass window to the right of
the bima depicts Redemption with its
glowing Sabbath candles, white peace
dove, unfolding Torah scroll, and a
rainbow arcing over Jerusalem. Eleanor
also designed this window.
Pamela Smolins undertook the six-yearproject to craft the windows. It required
cutting and placing over 6,000 individual
pieces of glass. Pam and Stu donated
all of the glass and materials, labor and
installation. Years later, we are all
beneficiaries of these moving pieces of
art gracing our sanctuary and providing
reminders of our Jewish legacy for years
to come.
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ADULT ED IN THE NEW YEAR 5775
We have an exciting year of Adult Ed
planned for Temple Bat Yam. Please come
and take advantage of the learning
opportunities we have planned.
MUSSAR: our Mussar class has been
meeting for five years, and we are going to
continue in the fall. The class is open to new
students. We would love to have you come
and explore this approach to Jewish ethics
and values. The text we will be using this fall
is: Ira Stone- A Responsible Life: The
Spiritual Path of Mussar. Classes meet on
Wednesday mornings from 10.30-12.00,
once a month through December, then
beginning in January every two weeks
(dates below). Please contact Rabbi
Warshaw if you are interested in joining this
class.
Class Dates: September 10, October 8,
November 12, December 10, January 14,
28, February 11, 25, March 11, 25, April 8,
22, May 13, 27.
TALMUD: AN INTRODUCTION: This is an
informal and fun introduction to the Talmud.
There is no prep necessary; we study
together and learn about our Jewish heritage
and how it can apply to us today. The text
we will be using this fall (in English) is by a
member of the Israeli Knesset, Ruth
Calderon and is called A Bride for One
Night: Talmud Tales.
Classes meet on Wednesdays from 12:001:30. You can drop in whenever you have
time/interest. Bring your lunch and learn a
little Talmud.
Class Dates: September 10, October 8,
November 12, December 10. January 14
and 28, February 11 and 25, March 11 and
25, April 8 and 22, May 13 and 27.
THE TRIBES OF ISRAEL-A SHARED
HOMELAND FOR A DIVIDED PEOPLE.
This is the second series of classes on Israel
produced by the Hartman Institute where
Rabbi Warshaw is a Senior Fellow. A year
ago we studied using the Engaging Israel
course. This year, in the spring (dates TBA),
we will learn about the different groups of
Jews who make up the Jewish people and
how their approaches to religion, community,
politics make Israel such a dynamic and also
challenging society. The course consists of
lectures by leading Israeli thinkers on DVD’s,
and class readings and discussions. Please
join us for this exciting and thought
provoking series of classes.
long term health care and
estate planning seminar
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
7.00-8.30 PM
Our congregant Andrew Benjamin
will speak on long term healthcare
and ways to finance it
Cynthia Malament will speak on
wills, trusts, powers of attorney and
estates
Please join us for this informative
and important session!
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Thank you from Sisterhood:
The TBY Sisterhood thanks everyone who contributed their time, donated items and bought
new items for the Sisterhood CASA Service Project. We collected items for the children in
Worcester County who are taken from their homes and put into foster or respite care. These
items included toys, toiletries, underwear, socks, washcloths, toothbrushes and toothpaste.
The following items were delivered to the Department of Social Services in Snow Hill on July
3rd.
 1 bag of toys (a special thanks to the anonymous donor)
 26 ziploc bags for girls
 25 ziploc bags for boys
 5 ziploc bags for babies
We are a small congregation with a big heart. Thank you for helping to brighten a child's
day.
Stephanie Cohen
Rosalie Harris
Ellen G. Krawczak
CONGRATULATIONS TO
JAKE EISENMAN
WINNER OF TONI
JAFFEE SCHOLARSHIP
Also a thanks to those who participated in our New Years Greeting
booklet. We appreciate your sharing with everyone in the Temple. We know
you will be please with the beautiful art work contributed by Rina Thaler.
The booklets will be distributed for Rosh Hashana. This has been one of
several fund raisers planned for Sisterhood and we are off to a great start!
We hope to make the New Year Greeting booklet a new tradition at TBY!
L'Shana Tova!
Stephanie Cohen – President - Sisterhood of TBY
Sisterhood gift shop has packages of
lovely note cards
available for sale with original art work
by Rina Thaler.
Note cards are blank inside and can be
used for your New Year Greetings,
thank you cards and general notes
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Sarena Joanne Michnick
Temple Bat Yam Bat Mitzvah – September 13,
2014
I had the pleasure of meeting with Sarena in the garden
at Temple Bat Yam.
She came with her mother, Deanne, directly from
Odenton, Maryland, where she trains as a gymnast at the
Win-Win Gymnastics studio.
Sarena has been training there for three years and is now
in the highest level 10.
She started in gymnastics at age 4 at Twisters in Berlin,
and attained level 7, the highest level available there.
The family made the decision to continue her training at
the more advanced gym in Odenton.
Sarena spends her morning as a home school student,
and trains six hours a day, four days a week, from 1 till
7. Extensive training leaves little time to pursue other
activities.
She has traveled to exciting competitions in Texas,
Indianapolis, Florida and Atlanta, Georgia. Her goal is to
work towards attaining a scholarship to attend a division
1 college with a gymnastic program, possibly in Georgia,
or Florida. She would like to compete in the Bahamas.
Recently she attended the NCAA showcase in New Jersey
where scouts see the skills and abilities of the gymnasts.
Her ideal role model is Aly Raisman, an Olympic Gold
Medal Gymnast.
Sarena is very excited about her Bat Mitzvah and
confident that she is well prepared. Her parents are
Deanne and Lawrence Michnick. Larry was formerly
president of Temple Bat Yam. Josh, her brother, was
Bar Mitzvahed at Temple Bat Yam.
Her Mitzvah project is to raise money for MADD, Mother’s
Against Drunk Driving.
Congratulations and Mazel Tov to Sarena and her family
on her achievements. We look forward to hearing more
about Sarena’s future accomplishments.
Submitted by
Carole Eagle
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LIBRARY CORNER
Let’s start this report with the announcement that the “A Sip of Wine, A Nibble of
Cheese, and the JEWISH ARTS” program, originally scheduled for early September, has been
re-scheduled for October 26, 2014. There are numerous reasons for this re-scheduling, not
lease among them, a number of Congregant comments regarding the “too early in the season”
time frame for this event. We have re-thought and we recognize the many demands placed on
all of us during the High Holy Days period. Jeri Lipov, the “Star” of the Arts program has most
graciously allowed the date change. We so appreciate the effort Jeri has put into the
preparation for this much anticipated event. Please mark your calendar, now. Be with us on
Sunday, October 26 at 4:00 PM.
Since our major fall event has been rescheduled, the Library re-dedication has also
been re-set. We will open our doors on the newly renovated Levy Library on the day of Jeri’s
Art Program. We look forward to showing you our new layout, and introduce you to our newly
defined book sections. Our aim has been, and remains, to make our facility more “user
friendly”, a place you will enjoy visiting and browsing. Meanwhile, work goes forward.
Finally, we thank the congregants who responded to our plea for new Library Crew
members. Newly connected members of the Crew are: Carole Eagle, Lynn Neidenbach, and
Ellen Reitkopp. They join veteran Crew members: Carol Schachter, Janice Spieler, Enid
Levine, Leslie Segall, Hilda Plisko, Marcia Hirsch, and me, Grayce Cohen.
We send you warm wises for a Healthy and Happy New Year, full of good books to read
and enjoy. We’ll be back with Bagels and Books, just as soon as we finish the work at hand.
Don’t forget to tell a Crew member if you are reading (or have read) a book that you feel
would make a good subject for our reading, and making a Bagels and Books selection.
It is our pleasure to publicly thank Arleen and Don Pace for gifting the Library with both
the book and the video of Simon Schama’s “The Story of the Jews”. We are so pleased to
have this worthwhile work.
mark your calendar – Jeri Lipov will take us on a captivating journey through
the history of our people’s ART!!!
HERE WE GO AGAIN!!!
Steven Cohen
It has been almost 75 years since Kristallnacht and the beginning of the Holocaust in Europe,
but it appears anti-Semitism has again raised its ugly head in Europe. This continues centuries
old anti-Semitism in Europe.
Four weeks of fighting between Hamas and Israel has fueled a rise in anti-Semitism outbursts
across Europe, ranging from violent attacks to chants of “Death to the Jews” at anti-Israeli
demonstrations.
In Germany and other European countries-especially France which has a large Jewish and
Moslem population-Jews have been attacked on the streets, synagogues have been bombed,
Jewish groups have received hate mail and anti-Semitism slogans have been spray-painted on
buildings.
In Turkey-a mostly Moslem nation-Prime Minister Recep Erdogan, who is running for president,
has accused Israel of aggression similar to that of Adolf Hitler.
One must remember that the word semitic originally included people living in the Middle East
including Arabs and Jews in the Middle East. But now this anti-Semitism seems to have been
recharged by the Middle East conflict. Why are not the religious leaders in the churches and
mosques condemning these actions. We can’t turn a deaf ear to this behavior. Politicians and
religious leaders must take the forefront in stopping this behavior.
S
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LOOK AT WHAT OUR TBY YOUTH HAS BEEN UP TO:
ummer has nearly passed and it was hot! We have had very busy months
leading up to our time off of school! May and June we prepared for
school’s end, two Bar Mitzvahs and the preparation of our first youth group
meeting and event together. Now we have nearly reached September and
as we prepare for school’s beginning i’ts time to get together again!
In Sum…..
May brought us an end to an amazing school year of B’nai Mitzvahs filled with beautiful and
well read Torah services followed by fun and well-earned celebrations. We began the year
with Acacia Nichols’ Bat Mtizvah in September, followed in October by Harry Heller and, in
December, by Hallie Friedman. Twenty Fourteen brought us Alex Schachter in February and
Gabe Dunn in March. This brings us to May when Joey Bernstein and Aiden Nichols read their
Torah portions and became part of the new and thriving TBY Youth Group.
Set up for Sukkot is on the schedule for Sunday, September 28th.
We want to schedule our Spaghetti Dinner, too.
Sunday October 12th is the “Walk for a Cure” let’s support however we can.
Grayce White's Bat Mitzvah is scheduled for April 11, 2015
Ethan Scheiber’s Bar Mitzvah is scheduled for May 30, 2015.
CONGRATULATIONS TO EMILY SCHEIBER WINNER OF
THE FAITH-BASED VOLUNTEER SPIRIT OF WORCESTER COUNTY AWARD
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Board of Directors:
Rabbi Susan Warshaw
President Candy Gusst
Exec VP Paul Schwab
Cong VP Jay Taustin
Treasurer Debbie Resnick
Exec Sec Bette Bohlmann
Cong Sec Jeff Thaler
Board of Trustees:
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Barry and Janice Sklar
180 Windjammer Road
Berlin, MD 21811
410.615.5590
[email protected]
Barry and Rochelle Cohen
120 Central Park E
Ocean Pines, MD 21811
410.973.1097
[email protected] (B) [email protected] (R)
Michelle Schachter
Sidney Eagle
Hal Glick
Steve Cohen
Rolfe Gudelsky
NOTE ADDRESS CHANGE
Nelson Davidson
317 Ellenwood Drive Middletown DE 19709
Buddy Seigel
Stu Smolins
Past Presidents:
Larry Pack
Stu Eisenman
Roberta Bass
21 Federal Hill Berlin MD 21811
Steve and Shelley Cohen
98 Ocean Parkway Ocean Pines Md 21811
Larry Michnick
Mike Waldman
Jeff Thaler
Hal Glick
Mel Stein
Jerry Selig
Andy Benjamin
NOTE EMAIL ADDRESS CHANGE
Dave Fox [email protected]
Roberta Bass [email protected]
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LOVE DINING OUT ……
THERE IS STILL PLENTY OF TIME TO
PURCHASE YOUR 2014 OCEAN CITY
DINE AND FUN DISCOUNT COUPON
BOOK.
SEPT 19 AND OCT17
shabbat dinners
6.30 pm
followed by
8 pm services
catered by
THEY ARE AVAILABLE IN
JUDAICA SHOP AT $10 EACH.
THE
GET YOURS TODAY!
FOR EVERY BOOK SOLD $5 IS
DONATED TO THE STORE.
IT’S THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY
TO TRY A NEW RESTAURANT
Rosenfeld’s Jewish Deli
watch for menus!
IT'S A WIN WIN!
Do you shop at Food Lion? Whether you go
there occasionally or regularly, you can donate
to TBY at no additional cost to you. If you buy
and a Food Lion gift card from our Temple, and
use it instead of cash when you shop at the
store, 5% of your purchase goes back to TBY.
That way your grocery dollars earn money for
TBY. It's easy. Jamie has a supply of $100 &
$200 gift cards in the office. When you use the
card in Food Lion, the cost of your groceries will
be subtracted from the value of your card.
Continue to use the card on your trips to the
store until the balance is zero. Then buy another
card. You get what you want, and Temple Bat
Yam gets a share of the money. Support your
Temple through your purchases.
IT’S A WIN WIN.
REMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES
SEPTEMBER YAHRZEITS
Samuel Robert Anzel: grandfather of Karen
Abrams,
Maxine Bishop: friend of Rabbi Warshaw,
Paul J. Blumenthal: father of Fred Blumenthal,
Selig Cohen: father-in-law of Grayce Cohen,
Dorothy Fiore: mother of Pamela Smolins,
Lillian Firestone: mother of Phyllis Alpern,
Beatrice Freeman: aunt of Cheryl Taustin,
Frank Grill: father of Sherry Auerbach,
Avron Gudelsky: father of Rolfe Gudelsky,
Martha Gudelsky: grandmother of Rolfe
Gudelsky,
Christopher Heyer: father of Kimberly Cuesta,
Dorothy Hodziewick: mother of Stephanie
Cohen, Frances Katz: mother of Joane
Wolpin,
Ella Klein: mother-in-law of Marion Longberg,
Nathan Klioze: father of Shirley Goodman,
Robert Krawczak: husband of Ellen Krawczak,
Morris Kurland: grandfather of Victor Cohen,
Tillie Kurland: grandmother of Victor Cohen,
Ruth Leber: mother of Arleen Pace,
Bernard Lepselter: father of Jay Lepselter,
Hy Lipov: father of Richard Lipov,
Ira Novick: brother of Marvin Novick,
Charles Rabinowitz: father-in-law of Elaine
Rabinowitz,
Frieda Rosenstock: mother of George
Rosenstock,
Joyce Claire Schneider: daughter of Leslie
Segall, Etta Schwartz: grandmother of Janice
Spieler, Elaine Sheiman: mother of Beth
Woodell,
Philip Siegel: grandfather of Jodi Sabo,
Sylvia Strauss: mother of Robert Strauss,
Ruth Taustin: mother of Jay Taustin
Irving Brickner, father of Gloria Furman
Flora Cohen, mother of Barry Cohen
Stephanie Edelstein, daughter of Gloria
Furman
Rose Horwitz, mother of Gladys Miller
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OCTOBER YAHRZEITS
Robert Lee Abrams: brother of Sanford
Abrams, Rose Leah Anzel: grandmother of
Karen Abrams, Florence Auerbach: mother of
Ron Auerbach, Albert A. Bell: father of
Jonathan Bell,
Michael Dickson: cousin of Victor Cohen,
Mollie Eagle: mother of Sidney Eagle,
Edward Eisenman: father of Stu Eisenman,
Florence Feinman: grandmother of Amy
Eskridge, Albert Feirman: uncle of Beth
Woodell,
Gwen Gilman: mother of Judith Galuardi,
Esther Glickman: mother of Miriam Green,
Anne Goldberg: mother of Marsha Sandler,
Muriel Green: mother of Ellen Krawczak,
Anne Hamburg: mother of Donald Hamburg,
Roger Hartzband: nephew of Gloria Nestler,
Fannie Klein: mother of Donald Klein,
Ira Kline: father of Sheryl Pearson,
Frank Lavin: brother-in-law of Bud Mitnick,
Marcia Meyers: sister of Phyllis Brodsky,
Bruce Michnick: father of Larry Michnick,
Elliot Mitnick: brother of Bud Mitnick,
Bessie Novick: mother of Marvin Novick,
Henry Segal: father of Candy Gusst,
Myer Seigel: father of Buddy Seigel,
Louis Shilan: father of Marion Longberg,
Joanne Smith: mother of Deanne Michnick,
Evva Sobeloff Vale: mother of Emily Schwab,
Roslyn Tannenbaum: aunt of Janice Spieler,
Emanuel Wirkman: father of Edward
Wirkman, Howard Witt: father of Arleen Pace,
Albert F. Wolf: father of Veronica Kahn,
Lewis Wolpin: father of Edward Wolpin,
Riva Zampilione: mother in law of John
Willmuth
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GENERAL FUND
Steve and Carol Rosen:
~Stuart and Debra Wodlinger, condolences on the
loss of Sandie she was a special person
Gloria Nestler:
~Stuart and Debra Wodlinger in memory of Sandie
Wodlinger she was one of a kind and will definitely
be missed
Debbie Resnick:
~Stuart and Debra Wodlinger, condolences on the
loss of your mother-she was a dear friend who I will
always remember
Sara Pitcock:
~Stuart Wodlinger from your friends and co-workers
at Birchmere in memory of Sandie Wodlinger who
was an active member
Art and Marsha Sandler, Hal and Christine Glick,
Sidney and Carole Eagle, Kenneth and Janet
Mellits, Janice Spieler, Hilda Plisko, Howard and
Helen Hammerman, Jeff and Rina Thaler, Sandra
Rusk, Rachel Melnick, Edward and Penny
Cunningham, Don and Arlene Pace, Marcia
Hirsch and Phyllis Alpern:
~Stuart and Debra Wodlinger in memory of
Sandie Wodlinger
Stu and Pam Smolins:
~Candy Gusst, condolences on the loss of your
beloved mother
Marcia Hirsch:
~my deepest condolence and sincerest sympathy to
your family in memory of your beloved mother,
Libby Segal
Debbie Resnick:
~Candy Gusst in memory of your mother, so sorry for
your loss
~Don and Joyce Klein, best wishes, I hope you are
both feeling better real soon
Steve and Carol Rosen:
~Candy Gusst in memory of your mother, Libby
Segal
Sidney and Carole Eagle:
~Candy Gusst in memory of Libby Segal
Roberta and Meir:
~Candy Gusst, our deepest condolences on the loss of
your beloved mother, Libby Segal
Joel and Patti Wiedermann:
~Candy Gusst in memory of Libby Segal
Sylvia Burkom:
~Candy Gusst, condolences on the loss of your
mother, Libby Segal
~Jeffrey Leber and family, condolences on the loss of
your mother and my long time friend, Edith Friedman
CONTRIBUTIONS
Arie and Caryn Klapholz:
~Candy Gusst, so saddened to hear of your loss, we
are thinking of you
CARING COMMITTEE
Ed Wirkman and Leslie Segall:
~ Stuart and Debra Wodlinger in memory of our dear
friend Sandie
Barbara Southwell:
~Stuart and Debra Wodlinger in loving memory of
your mother Sandie
Marvin and Myra Novick:
~Stuart and Debra Wodlinger in memory of Sandie
Wodlinger
Bernie and Joan Kessler:
~Stuart and Debra Wodlinger, condolences on the
loss of your mother
From John and Bette Bohlmann:
~Candy Gusst in memory of your mother, Libby
Segal
From Barbara Southwell:
~Candy Gusst in memory of your beloved mother
RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
Joel and Patti Wiedermann:
~to Stuart and Debra Wodlinger in memory of Sandie
Wodlinger
Chris, Linda and Grant Manion:
~ to Stuart and Debra Wodlinger in memory of
Sandie Wodlinger’s joyous life and in particular how
she connected to our son, Grant, made him laugh to
the point of crying…she will be missed
Stuart Wodlinger and Debra Wodlinger:
~with thanks to Rabbi Warshaw in honor of our
mother’s memorial service
~with thanks to Cheryl Taustin in honor of our
mother’s memorial service
Larry and Helene Caplan:
~Candy Gusst, our sincere heartfelt condolences on
the passing of your beloved mother, may she rest in
peace.
Mr. & Mrs. John Bohlmann, William Bellistri,
William Harte, Timothy Mullin, Marlin Wert,
Edward Wolpin and George Wood:
~Candy Gusst in memory of your mother, Libby
Segal
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
Allen and Phyllis Brodsky:
~to Aiden Nichols in honor of your Bar Mitzvah,
enter into adulthood with a head start and big bang
philosophy like Acacia
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YAHRZEIT FUND
Hal Glick:
~ step-father, Victor Rubin
Veronica Kahn:
~ brother, Philip Wolf
Allen Brodsky:
~wonderful cousin, Richard Levin
Hermione Caplan:
~mother, Sarah Caplan
Ellen Kane:
~father, Irving Dunkel
Janet Mellits:
~husband, David Mellits
Rabbi Warshaw:
~father, Jack L. Green
Ronnye Levin:
~blessed husband 10 year anniversary to the day July
19, 2004
Elaine Rabinowitz:
~mother-in-law, Anna Rabinowitz
Enid Levine:
~father, Karl Meiselman
Carol Schachter:
~husband, Arlan Schachter
John Willmuth:
~wife, Nanette Willmuth
Bud Mitnick:
~mother, Henrietta Mitnick
Phil Kane:
~mother, Leah Arluck
Pam Smolins:
~mother, Dorothy Fiore
Fred Blumenthal
~mother, Geraldine G. Blumenthal, may her memory
be for a blessing
Jack and Michelle Schachter:
~Jack’s father, Arlan Schachter
~Michelle’s mother, Judy Lankford
Stan and Veronica Kahn:
~Stan’s mother, Hannah Ann Kahn
Hilda Plisko:
~husband, Theodore
Janice Spieler:
~father, Jack Kerman
~husband, Al Spieler
Cyndi Leiner:
~grandfather, George Blickstein
Bruce, Cyndi, Jesse, Josh and Jill Leiner:
~beloved mother and grandmother
Paul Weller:
~my mother, Ann Weller
Debbie Resnick:
~sister, Petra Gordon
~mother-in-law, Stella Resnick
Rabbi Warshaw:
~friend, Maxine Bishop
Victor and Stephanie Cohen:
~mother, Dorothy Hodziewick-still miss you every
day
~grandmother, Tillie Kirkland
~grandfather, Morris Kirkland
board of directors
rabbi warshaw
candy gusst
stu eisenman:
for the nice things you do…..
for just being you…..
thanks so much for acknowledging us at
the founder’s tribute
the night was simply divine, marvelous,
delightful, magnificent, splendid,
superb and very very special with love,
best wishes and many thanks
Bruce and Cyndi Leiner
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