2012 Montefiore Summer Newsletter

Montefiore
Summer 2012 • June – AuguSt
Fa M i ly
N e w s l e t t e r
Message from Andrew W. Hoffmann,
Montefiore Foundation Board Chair
1882 – 2012
trAdition.
compASSion. innovAtion.
Montefiore Foundation Board Chair
Andrew Hoffmann with Administrator
and CFO Mark Weiss.
Montefiore’s 130th Annual Meeting
on May 17th was a moving evening of
honors, updates and heartfelt moments.
Among a full house of avid listeners,
Lauren B. Rock, president and CEO, spoke
of Montefiore’s 130 years of “Tradition.
Compassion. Innovation.” Steven S.
Willensky, board chair, conveyed his
reflections of “Acts of Random Kindness.”
Charismatic TV personality and featured
speaker, Fred Griffith, delivered remarks
on “The New Old.” A short video of
Marvin and Irene Weiner, both Montefiore
residents, revealed their touching, poignant
story entitled “A Love Across Decades.”
Rabbi Joel Chazin with incoming
Housing Board Chair Robert Lustig
and wife Joan.
Board Chair Steven Willensky with
wife and board member Judy,
greet special guest Fred Griffith
and his wife Linda.
The Montefiore Keynotes Staff Choir
sang “The Heart of a Champion” written
by Elliot Willensky,✡ brother of Board Chair
Steven Willensky.
HonoreeS
Employees-of-the-Year Winners
Lauren Rock (center) with Linda Morris,
Weils STNA/Caregiver, Vashti Lindo-Nelson,
STNA, Lenore and Norman Berke
Orthopedic Annex and Kim Phillips, Activity
Coordinator for Mandel 3.
Clinical Ladder Recipients
Joe Reising, LPN, MDS Nurse, Tanya
Anderson, LPN, Post-Hospital Care Center,
Lauren Rock and Holly Koberna, LPN,
Lenore and Norman Berke Orthopedic
Annex.
“BROUGHT TO YOU BY...”
I have good memories
of watching TV as a
kid. I am old enough to
remember when most
every program had an
announcement (cue the
theme song to ‘I Love Lucy’)
that the show was “Brought to You
By... .”As often as not, the sponsor would
be Kent or Lucky Strike cigarettes, Toni
Home Permanent, Pepsodent Toothpaste
or Good n’ Plenty candy.
Fast forward to 2012. As you peruse
this newsletter or make your next visit
here, you will see or hear of many
varied activities: educational, cultural,
spiritual and recreational, all for the
benefit of residents, their families and
the entire Montefiore community. These
activities are “Brought to You By...You!“
In addition to sheltering, healing,
rehabilitating, caring and comforting
our residents, Montefiore is committed
to providing a nourishing and enriching
quality of life for your loved ones who
have been entrusted to our care.
The dramatically shrinking Medicare
and Medicaid reimbursements simply
do not, nor will they ever support these
activities and programs. The quality
of life that sets Montefiore apart, and
infuses the Home with a haimish spirit, is
“Brought to You By...You.“
It is only because of the generosity
of the many donors to Montefiore and
to The Montefiore Foundation that we
have been able to and will continue
to offer a full range of enriching
activities. Many of you and your families
have created family funds and given
significant gifts to Montefiore.
Your donations support specific
types of programs. To name but a few,
The Sheldon and Lois Goldfarb Musical
Entertainment Fund, The Samuel and
Rosa Lobe Cultural Enrichment Fund,
The Charles and Selma Manchick Art
and Activities Fund, The David and
Ruth, I. Ronald and Brenda, Jan S. and
continued on page 2
✡ Of blessed memory
Volunteer
Spotlight
2012 Volunteer recognition luncheon
By Mary Kate Hageman, junior volunteer coordinator
At the annual Montefiore and
The Weils Volunteer Recognition
Luncheon, which took place on
May 1, the event’s theme
– “Volunteers Are Our Cup of Tea”–
made good on its promise. Just as
this expression implies, there are
endless reasons volunteers are suited
to our liking and make life a little
sweeter for residents and staff.
The winner of the 2011
Bea Bernstein Volunteer-of-theYear Award, June Rosenfeld, has
been brewing a strong presence at
Montefiore for 30 years! With over
9,000 hours of service to Montefiore,
June has worn many hats in her
time, including presently, as a
courteous and charismatic volunteer
at the MoMart gift shop. In an effort
to entice customers to the MoMart
by wearing the establishment’s
apparel, one could call her a fashion
model, but to the entire Montefiore
community, June is clearly a role
model – kind, perseverant and
thriving, at the young age of 94!
Just as each teabag has its
unique blend of ingredients, such
is the case with the elite group
of volunteers selected for various
honors:
The Weils Volunteer-of-the-Year
Joel Teplitzky – took home the
organization’s first-ever award. A
humble, warm and accommodating
volunteer at The Weils café since
2009, Joel is known for infusing the
residents’ happy hour with a little
extra happiness and humor.
The Staff Appreciation Award
Josie Love – Myers 3 Activity
Coordinator was the proud honoree.
According to sing-along volunteer
Ed Broidy, “Her tenderness, pleasant
disposition, affability and resident
interest are very apparent on her
many trips with residents to the
Maltz Chapel for the sing-along
program. She remains for the entire
event and assists us to make certain
all goes well.”
Montefiore Heroes
Audrey Frank, Melba Cohen and
Carol Resnik – each brought the
volunteer program at Montefiore
to greater heights during their
dedicated service to Montefiore for
their multiple accomplishments.
Much like the tea each
volunteer took home as a parting
gift, the impact they have made at
Montefiore and The Weils lingers on
and with time, seems only to grow
stronger.
Andrew W. Hoffmann, continued from page 1
Linda Moskowitz Resident Outing Fund
and The Elliot Willensky Music Fund.
There are many, many other generous
funds that have been established to
benefit Montefiore’s residents. Please see
our website: www.montefiorecare.org, for
a complete listing.
Of course, we also welcome gifts
of unrestricted funds, which allow
Montefiore’s excellent, compassionate
and creative staff to offer programs on
their own initiative, made possible by your
generosity.
Now more than ever, we are grateful
to those who have supported us, and
we look to you to allow us to continue
maintaining and improving the quality of
life and care that your loved ones deserve.
There are countless ways to give: outright
donations, creation of family funds, gift
annuities, and including Montefiore in
your estate planning. Please contact Bev
Gans, her Foundation staff or me if you
have interest or any questions.
Thank you for your incredible
generosity and support.
Around the Home
Senior Prom
Activity Coordinator
Mary Baioni with
resident Howard
Greene.
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Enjoying Tea Time
Wendy Schwarz, friendly visit volunteer,
with sing-along volunteer Ed Broidy.
Give and Tell
Volunteers Alice
Sayre and Bea Gans
enjoy the festivities
at a recent
volunteer potluck
breakfast.
Congratulations June, Joel & Josie!
The 2011 Bea Bernstein
Volunteer-of-the-Year
Millie Klein (left) presents
June Rosenfeld with
the Bea Bernstein
Volunteer-of-the-Year
Award, in remembrance
of Millie’s sister. The
Bea Bernstein Award
honors a volunteer who
continually demonstrates
exceptional commitment
and dedication to
Montefiore.
The Weils Volunteer-of-theYear Winner
Diane Weiner, volunteer
manager, with first-ever Weils
winner, happy hour volunteer
Joel Teplitzky.
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Staff Appreciation
Award Honoree
Josie Love,
Myers 3 activity
coordinator, was
named this year’s
Staff Appreciation
Award recipient.
Josie (at far right)
is shown here with
peers Mary Jean
DeVaul, life-enrichment coordinator for The Weils,
along with Molly Spencer, activities director for
Montefiore.
“PRESTO” – CHANGO! 
e-mail loved ones who Don’t Have a Computer!
Thanks to a generous donor, Montefiore is proud to introduce “Presto” – a
combination of the Presto Printing Mailbox and Presto Mail Service. Learn about
this brand new way to stay in touch with your loved ones at Montefiore without
their need of a computer.
What Presto does:
• It allows you to send an e-mail
to loved ones who don’t use a
computer or the Internet;
• It transforms e-mails into beautiful,
easy-to-read e-letters with photos
and attachments.
How it works:
1. Send an e-mail, photos and other
documents to a Presto-provided
e-mail address;
2. The Presto Mail Service transforms
e-mailed messages and photos into
printable, full color “e-letters”;
3. The Presto Printing Mailbox
automatically retrieves messages via
the phone line and prints them out.
This service provides residents a
decorative, hand-delivered message
sent from family and friends using
our custom e-mail address:
[email protected]. After
registering using the form below,
family and friends receive “how to”
instructions and can begin sending
unlimited messages to their loved
ones via e-mail. The Presto Mailbox
converts the message into a beautiful
letter with a font size large enough
for all to read. Our dedicated
volunteers will hand deliver the
message to residents within 24 hours
of receiving it. It’s that easy!
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
First Name_________________________________________________________________________
Last Name ________________________________________________________________________
Primary e-mail address* ___________________________________________________________
Alternate e-mail address* __________________________________________________________
Phone Number ___________________________________________________________________
(Presto prints this phone number on the message)
Cell Phone Number _______________________________________________________________
(Presto Friends can send e-mails from cell phones which support e-mail)
Please return this form to:
Aileen Varga, administrative assistant, c/o The Montefiore Foundation,
One David N. Myers Pkwy., Beachwood, OH 44122, or e-mail the above information to:
[email protected]. For questions call Aileen at 216.910.2350.
*By providing us with your e-mail address, you are allowing Montefiore and The Weils to
send you information about our programs and services.
the Posh Nosh Café offers
New Menu items!
The Posh Nosh Café is a unique dining experience at Montefiore offering
a wide menu selection sure to tickle your tastebuds! Several healthy breakfast
choices from omelets, to wraps and on the lighter side, bagels and toast.
We are excited to bring back our healthy, delicious smoothies – a big seller
in the summer months. Healthy soups daily, salads and a variety of 14 different
sandwiches and wraps are also available year-round.
Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 9 am to 3:30 pm. Saturday from
noon to 4 pm. Phone in your order to 216.910. 2480 (or just to extension 2480
while at Montefiore!) We hope you will stop by and join us for breakfast or lunch.
auxiliary Plus Fund
June, July, august 2012
Memory
Mitch Kursh
Cynthia Jacobs
Gertrude Sussman
Shirley & Harvey
Basch
Rhoda Seifert
Alice Sayre
Jo-Jo Trusso
Congratulations
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin
Golder, 65th wedding
anniversary
Donna Marcia
Goldstein
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Virtual Bowling
Montefiore rehab patients practice their bowling
talents on the Wii.
Vinney Hospice of
Montefiore receives
Perfect Survey
from the ohio
Department of Health
Recently, the Ohio Department of
Health conducted a recertification survey
of the Vinney Hospice of Montefiore.
After four days of record review, home
visits, policy review, and quality assurance
monitoring, the Ohio Department of
Health surveyor determined a perfect
survey!
For more information on Vinney
Hospice and Palliative Care Programs of
Montefiore, please call 216.910.2650.
★★
2012 Leading Age
Shining Stars! ★ ★
★
★
MoMart Gift shop
Come in and take a look at our beautiful clothing;
sweaters, skirts, slacks, and accessories consisting of fashionable
jewelry, scarves, hats, and of course, the latest in hand bags. Father’s Day is
approaching and we have several items for Dad or Grandpa’s special day. We also
have lovely Judaica jewelry for graduation, including special note cards, greeting
cards, umbrellas and music boxes – come in and take a look!
Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 10 am to 3:30 pm and Saturday
and Sunday, noon – 4 pm. Call 216.910.2483 for more information and ask about
our specials.
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Joe Vega, nursing; Ieasha Morgan,
housekeeping; Sharon Castro, administrative
assistant; and Gwen Anderson, hospitality
specialist. Congratulations!
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The Call ofTheWeils
Mary Jean DeVaul, Life-Enrichment Coordinator • theweils.org
For a full listing of ALL events held at The Weils, please contact
Mary Jean DeVaul at 440.543.4221 or [email protected].
June Happenings!
Happy Father’s Day! On Sunday, June 17, residents and their families are invited
to brunch from 11 am – 1 pm. Residents can bring up to two guests. Children ages
12 and under can attend free-of-charge. The cost for additional guests: $10/per person.
For more information contact Amy Altman, admissions coordinator at 440.996.0504
or e-mail [email protected]. The Father’s Day fun continues when Guytano Parks
performs at 1:30 pm.
Reserve your seats when the NCJW High Notes visit and perform their new
choreographed show on Tuesday, June 26 at 1:30 pm.
Dr. Laszlo Harmat, The Weils Rehab Pavilion Orthopaedic Medical Director will
present “Shoulder Osteoarthritis” on Wednesday, June 27 at 6:30 pm in The Weils
Community Room.
July Happenings!
Grab a sparkler when Cantor Gary Gelender performs a patriotic sing-along on
Sunday, July 1 at 1:30 pm.
Join us on Sunday, July 22 from 2-4 pm for our family-friendly bingo fundraiser
benefiting resident activities. This inaugural event will be a great opportunity to
support resident programming, have fun and win prizes! For more information, call
Kim Cole, Montefiore Foundation development associate at 216.910.2652, e-mail
her at [email protected] or visit theweils.org/site/bingo.
Dr. Harmat returns to discuss “Rotator Cuff Repairs” on Wednesday, July 25 at 6:30 pm.
Celebrate Shabbat with Rabbi Joel Chazin and pianist Trina Miller on Friday,
July 27 at 6:15 pm.
The NCJW Entertainmobile visits on Tuesday, July 31 at 1:30 pm.
on the weils
eils Marquee
June 6 • 1:30 pm Steven Greenman
performs violin favorites
June 14 • 1:30 pm Geauga Park
District lectures on ‘Wild About Wetlands’
June 19 • 1:30 pm Explorations
with Rabbi Joel Chazin
June 30 • 7 pm Victor Breeler
performs the standards on guitar
July 2 • 1:30 pm Memories of
Euclid Beach
July 11 • 7 pm ‘Show Stoppers’ strut their
stuff!
July 12 • 1:30 pm Professor James Pawlik
brings American History to life
August 4 • 1:30 pm Ilya Shetyndler
performs classical music
on the baby grand
August 14 • 2 pm Sweet Songsters visit for
their monthly sing-along
August 16 • 3 pm Great Ages/Great Ideas
with Rabbi Joel Chazin
August 23 • 1:30 pm Geauga Park District
lectures on ‘Sky Legends & Lore’
Picture Perfect at
The Weils!
august Happenings!
Amidst the blur of grass skirts and warm evening breezes, Bob & Shelly
Orlandi will perform a Hawaiian Holiday on Monday, August 6 at 6:30 pm.
Where are my blue suede shoes? That is the question many ask as they dress
for the Elvis Happy Hour on Monday, August 13 at 4 pm in the café.
Dr. Laszlo Harmat will chat about “Hand Osteoarthritis” on Wednesday,
August 29 at 6:30 pm – no reservations needed. For more information call
Amy Altman, admissions coordinator at 440.996.0504.
Congratulations
2012
weils employeeof-the-year
2012
weils Volunteerof-the-year
liNDa
Morris
Joel
tePlitzky
�emorable
oment
�
Weils resident
Leonard
Nehman
(seated) is
presented
with a special
certificate for
50 years of
service to The
International
Alliance of
Theatrical
Stage Employees (IATSE). At left:
John Galinac, business agent, William
Taggart and Orville Kist from The
Moving Pictures Technicians, Artists
and Allied Crafts of the US, its
Territories & Canada.
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Playing Mahj
Eileen Carton, volunteer Beverly Sullivan, Daniel
Morocco, Jean Lorber and Cindy Judd enjoy a
game of Mahj in The Weils café.
Field Experience
Weils resident
Virginia McSherry works
on a memory book with a
Fieldstone Farm volunteer.
The Weils and Fieldstone
Farms collaborated
recently on a six-week
pilot program promoting
therapeutic wellness.
Television personality and author Fred Griffith
mingles with Weils staff members Mary
Artino, Mary Jean DeVaul, Wally Lucas and
resident Marilyn Stavis at Montefiore’s
annual meeting.
PLEASE JOIN RABBI CHAZIN FOR THESE
UPCOMING 2012 SUMMER EVENTS:
Songs of a Summer’s ight
Free & Open tO the COmmunity!
meSSAge from
rAbbi Joel cHAzin
*
Saturday evening, June 30 at 7 pm
With the Mary Beth Ions Trio and soloist Cheryl Eitman
This event is sponsored by a generous gift from Glenda & Martin Weisblatt.
Saturday evening, JuLy 14 at 7 pm
Broadway and popular songs from the American Songbook by
soloist Cheryl Eitman and pianist Trina Miller
This event is sponsored by a generous gift from Larry & Ginger Shane.
Saturday evening, auguSt 25 at 7 pm
with the Mary Beth Ions Trio
This event is sponsored by a generous gift from
The Daniel and Rose Goldstein Endowment Fund and The Sherwood and
Lois Goldfarb Family Musical Performance Fund.
For more information contact Rabbi Joel Chazin at 216.910.2522.
*In Montefiore’s outdoor courtyard garden, weather permitting,
or will be moved to the Maltz Auditorium.
Performances conclude with a lovely Havdalah service.
tisHa B’aV
Join us for the
following
Tisha B’Av services:
Saturday, July 28
4:30 pm
Erev Tisha B’Av service
Mourning for the Destruction of the First & Second
Temples in Jerusalem: The Destruction for The
Second Temple – occurring in 70 A.D. – signaled the
beginning of the Jewish Dispersion through the ages
until the return to Israel.
Sunday, July 29
10:30 am
First day of Tisha B’Av
Tisha B’Av morning
service
In RemembRance of YouR Loved one
Vinney Hospice of
Montefiore inVites you
and your faMily to
attend our annual
Hospice MeMorial serVice.
Thursday, June 14, 2012 • 7 pm • monTefiore
Maltz cHapel/auditoriuM • one daVid n. Myers parkway, BeacHwood
rsVp to tHe Hospice office at 216.910.2623.
please indicate your name, the name of your loved one, and the number
attending. Vinney Hospice staff will be present. dessert reception following
the service.
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THE SECOND HALF OF LIFE:
ENCOURAGING NEWS
A recent work, “The
Mature Mind” by Dr. Gene
Cohen, (sadly, now deceased),
researcher and former
geriatric expert at George
Washington University, points
out the positive aspects of aging and offers
heartening news about the human brain.
To our surprise, Dr. Cohen insists that
the brain can grow new cells to the end of
life, that in some ways an older brain works
better – yes better than a younger one. For
one thing: it knows more! For another, it
relates more to positive emotional stimuli
than to negative ones. According to a study
at the University of California, older adults
“experience less intense negative emotions”
and are more likely to remember positive
than negative experiences than younger
counterparts.
In other words, older adults are likely to
be calmer, more balanced in the face of life’s
challenges. The circuits in their brains work
a bit differently in addition to the likelihood
that they have faced these challenges many
times before.
But there’s further good news: some
older adults – on retirement – want to try
new things, discover new interests, even
take risks. One woman told Dr. Cohen: ‘I’m
itching to do something different. It needs
to be something out of the ordinary – even
a little risky.’ She advertised herself as a
driver for older women who wanted to go
places, travel and enjoy conversation along
the way. Her new career as a chauffeur took
off in no time.
In short: our minds can grow and there
are resources for hope. We’re not ‘over the
hill.’ Many of us can climb new hills.
BooK of rememBranCe
To better serve the spiritual needs
of our families, Montefiore is proud to
announce that this coming Rosh Hashanah,
Sunday, September 16, a beautiful Book of
Remembrance will be open in our Chapel
to list the names of loved ones who have
passed on. For a moderate cost, families can
request to have the name (or names) of their
loved one(s) and the date of their passing
beautifully inscribed. In addition, by request,
Montefiore will advise each family of the
date of passing of their loved one and invite
them to the appropriate Sabbath service in
our Chapel, where their loved one’s names
shall be read aloud and Kaddish said. In this
way Montefiore can be faithful to its mission
to strengthen the spirit of our residents and
families. – Rabbi Joel Chazin
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wish list
BeVerly GaNs,
ViCe PresiDeNt
MoNteFiore
FoUNDatioN
SIx MONTHS LATER…
To me, June signifies wonderful
things: sunshine, warm breezes,
and lovely flowers and trees. It also
means that half the calendar year
has been completed – the time to
review my annual resolutions to see
how I’m doing six months later with
my personal TO DO List! Well, I did
shred my out-of-date documents,
clean out a closet or two, and lose
5 pounds (though I gained them
right back), but those items come
from the bottom of my list and are
not very meaningful in the grand
scheme of things. My top three
never change, and they are:
1) Stay close to everyone I love;
2) Learn something new; and
3) Make a difference.
I don’t know what’s on your list,
but I am pretty sure you have one,
and if #3 on mine resonates with you,
too, then I have some suggestions for
your next six months… Montefiore is
a great place to make a difference!
You can volunteer: Friendly
visiting, playing bingo, transporting
residents and office work are
just a few ways to help out while
extending our bottom line. Please
contact Diane Weiner, volunteer
manager at 216.910.2741 or e-mail
[email protected] for
more information.
You can make a gift to our
annual campaign: Gifts in any
amount provide unrestricted
support – there’s nothing better.
We can use your gift wherever
it is needed most at that moment!
You can save postage if you make
your donation on our newly
updated online giving form at
montefiorecare.org and checking
the “donate” button.
You can honor or memorialize
loved ones: These special tribute
gifts can be made to recognize
birthdays, anniversaries, bar or bat
mitzvahs or yahrzheits. You can
designate which fund should receive
your gift and we’ll send an
acknowledgement letter. Please
contact Aileen Varga, administrative
assistant at 216.910.2350 or e-mail
[email protected] for
assistance.
You can leave a legacy: By
naming Montefiore or The Weils as a
beneficiary in your will or estate plan,
we’ll welcome you to our Legacy
Society. You can provide capital
support for the Hospice and Palliative
Care Pavilion and/or The Assisted
Living Memory Care Pavilion. You can
establish a fund to support any aspect
of our work and pay your pledge
over a period of years, and you can
purchase or donate wish list items. If
any of these strike your fancy, please
contact me at 216.910.2633 or e-mail
[email protected] and I will
happily explain the details.
Before we know it, it will be
December. I promise you, my
“TO DO” will be DONE by then.
My colleagues and I would love the
opportunity to help you with yours.
Wishing you a delightful summer,
– Bev
Cash register to be used on Rehab Road
for therapy
DVDs and CDs for residents to “rent”
Two new digital cameras
Portable electric fans for residents
Framed artwork for residents’ rooms
Wall clocks for residents’ room
Attractive wall calendars
Embroidery floss, yarn and other fiber art
materials
A set of computer speakers
Two desktop computers for new
Assisted Living Memory Care Pavilion
Large flat screen TV for new
Assisted Living Memory Care Pavilion
Foot stools to prevent edema
If you would like to donate any of these
items or assist us in purchasing them,
please contact Aileen Varga at avarga@
montefiorecare.org or call 216.910.2350.
All gifts will be acknowledged with a
letter of an in-kind donation. Thank you.
WE INVITE YOU TO ATTEND
“Journey
Through Grief ”
Gorgeous Gardens
Montefiore’s entrance gardens are near
completion. Look for a new walkway connecting
the two gardens surrounding The Stella Kleinman
Rehab Gym and a cement bench in The Daus
Garden outside The Maltz Chapel. The gym
gardens were a gift from an anonymous donor.
The Daus Garden is named in memory of Jean
Daus, a Montefiore Board member. The flower
garden surrounding The Barkley/Davis Menorah
is a gift from the Aileen and Arthur Arnson
Garden Fund. Art Arnson,✡ was a Life Director
of Montefiore and Alvin Barkley is an Honorary
Director and former Board Chair.
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The staff at Montefiore and The Weils
pride ourselves on not only providing
exemplary clinical care to our residents
and patients, but also providing respect,
dignity and a high quality of life.
Beyond residents’ and patients’ medical/
rehabilitation needs, there are myriad
“wish list” items that would assist us in
meeting our goal of “being recognized as
the center of excellence for promotion of
wellness, innovative treatment and care
of illness, and attainment of the highest
possible quality of life for the aging
community.” We would be delighted to
receive donations of any of the items listed
below:
Two iPads for use in speech therapy
A SIX-WEEK BEREAVEMENT
SUPPORT GROUP
July 19 – August 23, 2012
Thursdays, 6-7:30 pm
Maltz Auditorium at Montefiore
To register, please call Kim Ventresca, LISW,
in the Vinney Hospice office at 216.910.2795.
montefiorecare.org.
✡ Of blessed memory
Montefiore announces New
assisted living Memory Care Pavilion
Montefiore is pleased to
announce an innovative addition
to its continuum of services and is
creating a new memory care pavilion
for individuals with early- to midstage dementia who need assisted
living and dementia care support.
Resident living spaces will include
six studio rooms and two suites. The
1000 square foot exterior expansion,
adjacent to the kitchen and activity/
dining room, includes a living room
and library with computer stations.
A highlight of the expanded space is
a multi-sensory environment (MSE)
room which offers stimulation of
senses – touch, sound, smell, taste
and sight – proven to help those
with dementia reconnect with their
environment. By caring for those
with dementia in an assisted living
setting, this soothing yet stimulating
space will keep individuals active
and engaged in a compassionate,
supportive and safe environment.
Each resident will have the freedom
to choose his or her degree of
socialization and daily schedule.
The assisted living memory care
pavilion on Montefiore’s Beachwood
campus is scheduled to open this fall.
To find out more about how
a loved one might benefit from
moving into Montefiore’s new
Assisted Living Memory Care Pavilion,
please contact the admissions
department at 216.910.2202.
meet tHe teAm
Mark weiss, VP and
CFo, expands role
to administrator at
Montefiore
Montefiore is
pleased to announce
that Mark Weiss, LNHA
(Licensed Nursing Home
Administrator), MBA, CPA,
has expanded his role and
will now oversee day-to-day
operations at Montefiore
as an Administrator in addition to his Chief
Financial Officer responsibilities. Weiss
directs the fiscal operations for Montefiore,
the Montefiore Housing Corporation
and the Montefiore Foundation, thereby
overseeing a combined $35 million budget.
Weiss is an expert regarding Medicare
and Medicaid and has lobbied in both
Columbus and Washington, D.C. regarding
healthcare issues as they relate to
reimbursement. He continues to advocate
on behalf of senior healthcare.
Mazel Tov Mark!
CoNGratUlatioNs to
The Weils assisted living community recently
received a “Zero Deficiencies” rating
from the Ohio Department of Health.
Mary Jane Klarich
Julie Osso
April Matic, RN
RN, BSN, CDP. MBA,
LNHA, FACHE
Nurse Manager
The Rehabilitation
Pavilion at The Weils
Mary Jane has been
a member of the
Montefiore staff since
2006, most recently
the nurse manager
on the memory care
wing on Mandel 1. She
brings over 30 years of
clinical experience to
her position. She is also
a faculty member at
Tri-C’s School of Nursing.
Mary Jane received her
Bachelor of Science
degree in nursing from
Ursuline College and
a Master of Business
Administration from
Lake Erie College.
Director of Dining Services
The Weils
Please welcome
Julie Osso to The Weils.
Julie is our new Director
of Dining Services. She
has a BA in Health Care
Administration from
Ursuline College and
a graduate certificate
Core of Knowledge
for Nursing Home
Administrators from
Ohio State University.
She has worked in the
hospitality and health
care fields for the past
17 years.
Patient Care Coordinator
Post-Hospital Care Center
April has been a
Registered Nurse
since July 2005 where
she began her career
at TriPoint Hospital.
There she was a Med/
Surg charge nurse and
preceptor for the Lake
Hospital system. April
joined the Montefiore
Myers 1 unit in January
2012 and has proven
herself to be an
outstanding caregiver
and leader with excellent
clinical and customer
service skills.
Welcome Mary Jane, Julie and April!
Do N at e N ow – Go to M oN teFi o reCare. orG
The Rehabilitation Pavilion at
The Weils in Chagrin Falls has been
named to the 2012 Honor Roll in
U.S. News & World Report’s annual
Best Nursing Homes.
The U.S. News Honor Roll highlighted
39 nursing homes with perfect performance
ratings over the past year. Out of more
than 15,500 facilities that U.S. News
reviewed, The Rehabilitation Pavilion
at The Weils is the only Ohio facility to
receive four straight quarters of perfect
five-star ratings from the federal Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services – the
government agency that sets and enforces
standards for nursing homes (defined as
facilities or portions of facilities enrolled
in Medicare or Medicaid that provide
24-hour nursing care and other medical
services) in all three areas - health
inspections, nurse staffing and quality of care.
For a tour, please contact Amy
Altman, admissions and outreach
coordinator at 440.996.0504 or e-mail
[email protected].
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tributes
F e B r U a ry 1 – a P r i l 3 0 , 2 0 1 2
Tributes February 1, 2012 – April 30, 2012
Donations to Montefiore enhance the lives of our
residents, families, staff, volunteers and the community.
This list reflects donations received February 1, 2012
through April 30, 2012. We apologize for any errors or
omissions. To make a donation in honor or in memory
of a special person or milestone event, please call The
Montefiore Foundation at 216.910.2350 or visit the
Foundation page on our website: montefiorecare.org.
The 2011 ANNUAL
SUSTAINING CAMPAIGN
Laura & Michael Bennett
Michelle & Jacob Bernstein
Barry Bishop
Sheila & Martin Botnick
Phyllis Budinger
Cornerstone Pharmacy
Miriam & Gerald Engelhart
Dianne Palmer & Robert
Hoffman
Lois & Norman Kay
Bonnie & Jonathan Klarfeld
Reed Kleinman
Ilene & Kevin McMullen
& Family
Ohio Ambulance
Bella Portman
Carole & Alan Schonberg
Pearl & Gerald Schindler
Flora & Alexander Shiller
Cathy & Jonathan Stamler
Terry & Jeffrey Young
In memory of:
Leah Brenner
Dee & Elroy Kursh
Frances Feiner
Jackie Derrow & Steven
Kutnick
Mitch Kursh
Roberto Rodriguez & Family
Walter Meth
Judy & Steven Willensky
Faye Novak
Emily Dickman
Adele Wallenstein
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Grasgreen
THE VERA ARLEN
HOSPICE/PALLIATIVE CARE
ENDOWMENT FUND
Sid Arlen
Irvin Krieger
THE AILEEN & ARTHUR
ARNSON GARDEN FUND
In memory of:
Margie Young
Aileen Arnson
THE ALVIN & CLAIR
BARKLEY FUND
In honor of:
Bonnie Kay’s speedy recovery
Susan Lieberman
DONATE
NOW!
THE RONALD BARNETT
MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of:
Marla Kay Miller
Linda Barnett
In honor of:
David Buchinsky’s Bar Mitzvah
Linda Barnett
THE NORMAN & LENORE
BERKE FUND
In memory of:
Lenore Berke
Marni Amsellem & David
Amsellem
Ruth Arenswald
Margaret Redmond &
Christopher Baddeley
Martha Behling
Carol & Ralph Burger
Audrey Chernikoff
Shirley & James Chessin
Beverly Gans & Bernice Gans
Cyndee & Harry Goldstein
Harley Gross
Mary Ann & John Hexter
Jeri & Harvey Kay
Ashley Kaufman
Miriam Klein
Mitzi & Earle Lefton
Marlene & Earl Legome
Susan & Dennis Lieberman
Greta & George Massing
Florence & Sheldon Miller
Shellie & Peter Moisio
Harriet & Mel Morris
Hal Myers
Ruth & Bill Neides
Sally & Melvin Ross
Ruth Sandler
Alice Sayre
Suzanne & Jack Shilling
Faye & David Sholiton
Rebecca Slaviero
Janet & Bill Smith
Morton Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Shale Sonkin
Maxine Leiken & Bob Turoff
Lauren Rock & Peter Turner
Carol & Michael Weiss
Frances Greenberg
Margie Zelman
Ruth Lee
Faye & David Sholiton
THE BEA BERNSTEIN
VOLUNTEER FUND
In memory of:
Bea Bernstein
Leslie Rosen
THE GERALDINE &
SHELDON BLOCH
FLOWER FUND
Sheldon Bloch
THE MIRIAM & HAROLD
BURKONS MEMORIAL
PLAYGROUND FUND
In memory of:
Henry Lee
Lee Burkons
THE FANNIE & MILLY
CADKIN ENDOWMENT
FUND
HD Smith Foundation
Avi Weiss
In memory of:
Henrietta “Henny” Henkin
Jack Grossman
Jerry Kazdin
Sally & Sanford Ziff
THE CLAUDE & SHIRLEY
DICKERSON FAMILY
ENDOWMENT FUND
In memory of:
Ralph Klein
Shirley Dickerson
THE JODI GENDLER
HOSPICE CAPTIAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND
Jonathan Bornstein
THE ROSALIE GOLD
HOSPICE MUSIC THERAPY
FUND
Janis & Sidney Gold
Carol & David Willen
THE LEONARD HEIMAN
MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of:
David Payne
Marvin Rothenfeld
Leslie Heiman
In honor of:
Lenny Bernstein’s birthday
Judy Schermer’s special
birthday
Leslie Heiman
THE BARBARA & ROBERT
HExTER FUND
In memory of:
Margaret Geller
Ann & Charles Newman
Sally & Stanley Wertheim
THE HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE
BUILDING FUND
In memory of:
Ruth Rosen
Laura Rossignuolo
THE JOSEPH & ESTHER
JAFFE MEMORIAL FUND
In honor of:
Margaret Fisher’s
100th birthday
Elaine & Sanford Jaffe
THE ANNA SONTAG
KAPLAN SPECIAL
ACTIVITIES FUND
In memory of:
Bernie Smith
Linda & Milton Kaplan
THE LOIS & EDWARD
KATOVSKY FUND
In memory of:
Audrey Kutash Sandberg
Rose Schulman
Judith Weinberg
Lois Katovsky
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THE MURRAY KLANFER
HOSPICE INTEGRATIVE
THERAPY MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of:
Stella Krause
Terrie & Jan Kleinman
THE JOSEPH & VIVIAN
KOPPELMAN ENDOWMENT
FUND
Edward & Roslyn Kowit
Philanthropic Fund
THE ANNELIESE COHN
KRASNY FUND
In memory of:
Sam Lightman
Michelle & Gerald Goldberg
THE WEINTRAUBLASKY FAMILY HOSPICE
CAREGIVER RELIEF FUND
In honor of:
Ed Weintraub’s birthday
Terri & Ron Weinberg
THE MONTEFIORE
LIBRARY FUND
In memory of:
Ruth & Jimmy Steiner
Lillian & Stephen Levine
THE JAMES & EVELYN
LISSAUER FUND
In memory of:
Roger Aaron
Chuck Lissauer
Evelyn Lissauer
In honor of:
Evelyn Lissauer’s milestone
birthday
Marc Blumenthal
Beverly Gans & Bernice Gans
Chuck Lissauer
THE CHARLES & SELMA
MANCHICK ART AND
ACTIVITIES FUND
In honor of:
Marge Manchick’s speedy
recovery
The Manchick Family
THE MONTEFIORE
AUxILIARY SPECIAL
PURPOSE FUND
Alice Sayre
THE MONTEFIORE
FOUNDATION
Rabbi Neal Borovitz
Josh, Rachel & Jessica Linda
Huntington Benevolent Trust
In memory of:
Samuel Beder
Ethel Adler
Morton Blum
Loren Arnoff
Ruth Cahn
Kathy & Fred Eisner
Stanley Ducatman
Betty Fishman & Melvin Wolk
Katie Frieder
Susan & Dennis Lieberman
Ann Goldstein
Frieda Lubline
Eve Goodman
Janice & Roger Robinson
Walter Gruszka
Moe Safenovitz
Sylvia Kaminsky
Melvin Wolk
Mitch Kursh
Marcia & Ben Giterman
Barbara & Layton Kest
Marissa & Nick Kline
Marlene Kurson
Florence & Gerald Lander
David Margolis
Stacy & Lee Margolis
Penny & Al Margolis
Barbara & Michael Peterman
Maureen & Paul Roskoph
Iris & Roger Serra
Judy & Alan Sims
Rita Waldorf
Vivian & Earl Weiss
Evelyn & Michael Wiant
Gerald Yosowitz
Marshall Newman
Helen Mirkin
Rose Lackey
Helen Mirkin
William Pandoli
Ethel Adler
Melvin Rose
June Rosenfeld
Mildred Shiller
Amlia & David Miller
Eve Silverstein
Dr. and Mrs. Kaufman
Linda & Bob Kenda
Donna Moss
Rae Stechler
Dianne Millstein
Patricia Pedini
Ilse Walder
Kenneth Steinberger
Janet & Dan Byrd
Athena Maria Sevastos
Lucas
Maria Marangos
Lenore Steinberger
Evelyn Sugarman
Bunny Bloch
Tillie Stromberg
Barbara & Marc Bloch
Ronald Wolfe
Betty Fishman & Melvin Wolk
David Zalben
Florence & Alvin Dobrin
In honor of:
Sue & Matt Dickerson’s
anniversary
Shirley & Richard Dickerson
Peggy Einstein’s 90th
birthday
Adele Ack
Marilyn Burg
Jay Fromson’s speedy
recovery
Helene & Edward Broidy
Galina Hoolin’s wedding
Ida Prilutsky
Sean Hudson’s speedy
recovery
Ida Prilutsky
Millie Borovitz’s speedy
recovery
Susan & Dennis Lieberman
Jessica Morganstern’s
engagement
Louise & Lewis Sternberg
THE GERTRUDE NASH
ENDOWMENT FUND
In memory of:
Aaron Fine
Marvin Lash
Sister of Gilda Pickell
Shirley & Harvey Basch
THE HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE
CARE PAVILION FUND
Steven & Judy Willensky
Philanthropic Fund
VINNEY HOSPICE &
PALLIATIVE CARE
Rubin Feldman
Michael Lewis
In memory of:
Elsie Blake
Scott Finerman
Joyce & Eric Wald
continued on page 9
William Bramberg
Janice Arnoff
Marvin Friedman
Monica & Loren Allenick
Ruth Arenswald
Evelyn Barcus
Florence & Dick Dobrin
Mindy & David Feigenbaum
Eve Fishman
Betty Forman
Roberta Gross
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Heiser
Etty & Bob Hoffman
Susan & Michael Hyman
Karen & Ira Levinsky
Rita & Bill Mack
Barbara & Joseph Moster
Nadia & Michael Ritter
Faith & Sheldon Schaffer
Adrienne & Harvey Siegel
Louise & Lewis Sternberg
Maxine Leiken & Robert
Turoff
Ilse Walder
Ruth Weil
Idelle & Abraham Wolf
Laura, Dan and Jeffrey
Zuckerman
Michael Gottlieb
Cy Handler
Natalie Handler
Cy Handler
Alice F. Lissauer
The Alice F. & Charles W.
Lissauer Phlianthropic
Fund
Lili Markowitz
Lori & Larry Weinstein
Gerti Meisner
The Office of Ellen F. Casper,
Ph.D & Assoc.
Marla Kay Miller
Maxine Birrer
Flo Chelm
Julie & Steven Deutch
Marion & Steve Fish
Elizabeth & Matthew
Fullerman
Marcia Gisser
Ira Goffman
Barbara & Herbert Goldberg
Lisa, Kenny Ingber & Family
Elayne & Ron Kluchin
Danette & Mark Kriwinsky
Mrs. Herbert Luxenberg &
Family
Cheryl & Jack Miller
Arthur Shedroff
Esther & Gerald Spott
Willian Steiner
Jan & Will Sukenik
Sandy & Tim Wuliger
Faye Novak
Debby & Rich Carbone
Bev Cline
Marybeth DeSantis
Eileen & Howard Drechsler
Laurel & Jay Eisenberg
Ellen & Marty Fishman
Linda Griffin
Barbara Gross
Robert Heiser
Debbie, Tom & Stephanie
Henry
Sue & Gary Katz
Linda Klein
Mary Jean & Matt Klein
Mary Ellen Kost
Tanya & Albert Krill
Eleanor Krongold
Kathy & Alvie Markowitz
Mary Masters
Carol & Marc Pohl
Leslie Resnik
Susan & Steven Rubin
Joan & Marc Rubinstein
Anna & CL Price
Tara & Ross Vigran
Mary Zorman
Ruth “Polly” Rosen
Gloria Benis
Jane Jacobson
Barbara Glavina
NYU Langone Medical
Center Dept. of
Radiology
Maria Olivero
Barbara & Allan Peskin
Sheilah Rosen
Judith Miller & Marvin
Schwartz
Sandy & Bob Zelvy
Morrie Sayre
Nancy Wurzel & Donald
Sayre
Leonard Scharf
Sheila Frankel
Iris Kane
Julie & Kevin Kemelhar
Cheryl & Andrew Scharf
Kyle Scharf
Eve Silverstein
Barbara & Stanley Brown
Bernice Somerson
Norma Maxson
Doris Varga
Elisabeth Sapell
Judith Weinberg
Gloria Benis
Mindy & Martin Davidson
Florence & Dick Dobrin
Mary Kayne Heinze
Izzie Lash
Carole Propp
Nadine & David Propseri
Carolyn Frank Sax
Henry Schneider
Hillary & Scott Schneider
Nancy & Lee Tenenbaum
David Zalben
Harriet & Merle Gorden
Leslie & Kenneth Levine
Louise & Lewis Sternberg
Barbra & Harry Taich
& Family
Debbie & Phil Weiss
Karen & Dennis Williams
In honor of:
Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Epstein’s 65th wedding
anniversary
Mr. & Mrs. William Beechler
Amy & Lee Handel
Debbie & Phil Weiss
THE EUDESE & ELMER
PAULL CLINICAL LADDER
PROGRAM FUND
Eudese & Elmer Paull
THE MONTEFIORE
RABBI’S FUND
In memory of:
Blanche Oskowski
Alice & Lenny Wendorf
Sandra Radov
Nancy Dryer
In honor of:
Rabbi Chazin
Marlene Drucker
Barbara & Richard Speer
Renee Shaw
THE RESIDENT ACTIVITIES
SPECIAL PURPOSE FUND
Joanne Klein
In memory of:
Marvin Lash
Sandi Riga
THE VOLUNTEER
SUPPORT FUND
Alice Sayre
In memory of:
Gertrude Willensky Sussman
Diane Weiner
THE LAWRENCE & SONDRA
RUBIN ENDOWMENT FUND
In memory of:
Rabbi Bruce Abrams
Sanford “Corky” Kurland
Larry Rubin
In honor of:
Paula & Leo Silberman
Larry Rubin
THE CORRINE
WALLENSTEIN HOSPICE
FUND
In memory of:
brother of Audrey Kursman
Lynda & Ken Simon
THE SCHERZER FAMILY
FUND
In honor of:
Donald Scherzer’s birthday
Karen Klein
THE WEILS STAFF
APPRECIATION FUND
In honor of:
Weils Staff
Edwin Arsham
Rehabilitiation Department
David Lavalette
THE EDITH & ALVIN
SCHREIBMAN
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
GROUP FUND
Lawrence Schreibman
THE WEILS TRIBUTE FUND
In honor of:
George Libecco’s
5th birthday
Julie & Tessa Kemelhar
THE SENIOR LIVING HEALTH
ExPO FUND
The Mt. Sinai Health Care
Foundation
THE BETTY B. WEISKOPF
MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of:
Nick Monachino
Jill, Avery & Simon Weider
In honor of:
The Wieder Family
The Levinson Family
THE JOSEPH SHERWIN
MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of:
Joseph Sherwin
Mary & Marty Jatlow
THE STAHM FAMILY
CHILDREN’S BEREAVEMENT
FUND
In memory of:
Marvin Friedman
Marcella Stahm & Matthew
Stahm
THE STAFF APPRECIATION
FUND
In memory of:
Eileen Kilroy’s father
Carol & Michael Weiss
Maija Reed
Stefanie Jarrett & children
In honor of:
Staff of Montefiore
Michael Hyman
Clair Barkley’s speedy
recovery
Millie Borovitz’s speedy
recovery
Galina Hoolin’s wedding
Bonnie Kay’s speedy
recovery
Alice Meckler’s speedy
recovery
Sue Spirakus
Carol & Michael Weiss
Gary Strelou
Rebecca Gelfman
THE JEFF & BONNIE STEIN
FAMILY FUND
Bonnie & Jeff Stein
THE BETTE L. & JAMES
M. STONE FUND FOR
CAREGIVER AND STAFF
DEMENTIA EDUCATION
In memory of:
Margaret Geller
Marian Macy
Mary Ann & John Hexter
THE RHODA TEPLITZKY
& HARRIET NEWMAN
ENDOWMENT FUND
Karen & Sandord Teplitzky
Donate Today! Visit montefiorecare.org
THE CAROL & MICHAEL
WEISS FAMILY FUND
In memory of:
Ellie Rosenfield &
Sylvan Rosenfield
Susan & Dennis Lieberman
THE ELLIOT WILLENSKY
MUSIC FUND
In memory of:
Frieda Pincus
Judy & Scott Cohen
Elliot Willensky
Judy & Scott Cohen
Leslie Klein Rosen
Dr. Ingrid Tauber
Gertrude Willensky Sussman
Sylvia & Jeff Aarons
Josie, Michael & Ryan
Ackerman
Fay Berlin
Laura & Ken Berns
Diane & Glenn Bitner
John Brelus
Kim Cole & Jeffrey Brown
Lois Brown
Barbara & Ronald Cantlie
Renee & Kerry Chelm
Gail Cohen
Melissa & Stanley Davis
Steven Dunn
Sharon & Bruce Epstein
Harriet & Al Fader
Mindy & David Feigenbaum
Lorraine Feldman
Beverly Gans & Bernice Gans
Lois & Henry Goodman
JoAnn & Robert Glick
Ira Goffman
Beth & Philip Goldstein
Sally Good
Sid Good
Joie & John Gregor
Andrea Kanter Grodin &
Bill Grodin
Stan Grossman
Bonnie & Judge James Gwin
Brad Harte
Paula & Daniel Herman
Amy & Dan Hertz
Mary Ann & John Hexter
Susan & Michael Hyman
Patricia Inglis
Sonia & Gary Kaye
Catherine Kilbane
Millie Klein
Paula, Allan, Evan, Larry &
Stephanie Krutchik
Judith Kurimai
Sharon & Jamie Lebovitz
Nancy & Adam Levin
Nancy & Barry Levy
Susan & Dennis Lieberman
Mr. & Mrs. William
Lieberman
Phyllis & Saul Lowitt
Larry Mack
Bonnie & Daniel Marks
Mandel Jewish Community
Center
Carolyn Ann Martin
MJ & David Mascarin
Maureen & William Mason
Robert Meth
Jo Ann Millman
Linda & Jerry Mintz
Eudice & William Morse
Karen & Norton Newborn
Sylvia Nissenbaum
Joanne & William Orenberg
Sylvia & Robert Reitman
Elizabeth & David Ricanati
Sylvia Rose
Leslie Klein Rosen
Enid & David Rosenberg
Marta & Benjamin Rosenthal
Aliki & Peter Rzepka
Aaron Saltzman
Toni & Donald Scherzer
Anita & Michael Siegal
Adrienne & Harvey Siegel
Lisa Meek & Marc Alan
Silverstein
Helen Simon
Barbara & Robert Smith
Maureen & Stephen Smith
Elizabeth Stern
Bonnie & Jeff Stein
Jim Strassman
Susan & Paul Thomson
Lauren Rock & Peter Turner
Margo Vinney & Jeffrey
Chaitoff
Sally & Stanley Wertheim
Marilyn & Mel Weinberg
Carol & Michael Weiss
Judy & Morry Weiss
Mira & Mark Weiss
Idelle & Abe Wolf
Terry & Jeffrey Young
THE ADELE K. WYNBRANDT
MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of:
Allan Kleinman
Beverly Gans
THE ESTELLE ZIEVE STNA
COMMITMENT TO CARE
FUND
Sandy Zieve
Make A
Difference!
Donate online or
call 216.910.2350.
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Around the Home
Chag Purim
Volunteers from the
Cleveland Hillel Foundation
– Jonathan Lopatin and
Gabe Dash – share a fun-filled
afternoon with Montefiore
resident Mae Borden during
the annual Hillel/Montefiore
Purim Carnival.
Israel Independence Day
Close to forty Agnon third graders helped
Montefiore residents and staff members celebrate
Israel Independence Day.
Never Forget
Holocaust survivor
Erica Gold with Cantor
Larry Josefovitz during
this year’s Holocaust
Remembrance
program.
Food For Thought
Speaker Al Gray with
cousin and funder Bea Gray
(seated) with Montefiore
President and CEO
Lauren Rock.
PA S S O V E R T R A D I T I O N S
JUNe2012
Matzah
Maker
Cynthia
Jacobs “rolls
out the
chametz” as
she prepares
some
matzah for
Passover.
Stand and Deliver
7th-graders from
The TempleTifereth Israel visit
with Montefiore
residents and
bring colorful
Passover greeting cards: (l-r) Jeremy Gimbel, Matt Weisman,
Aaron Greenspan, Sam Salkin, Leah Marks and Arianna
Koufman with residents Irina Gusso and Alice Naiman.
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Mincha Prayer Services:
Mondays and Wednesdays
3:30 pm
Maltz Chapel
3
Chuck Tamblen
Entertains 2:30 pm
10
Tom Lanigan
Entertains 2:30 pm
17
Father’s Day Social
w/Cathy Seifert
2:30 pm
24
By Request
Performs 2:30 pm
4
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“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
18
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
25
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
tHUr
5 Sing-along
10:30 am
12
Tai Chi & Tea
10:30 am
“Mazel Tov”
Russian Choir
Performs 2:30 pm
10:30 am
Resident Birthday
Party with Joel
Scigliano 2:30 pm
Bingo 7 pm
13
Sing-along
10:30 am
Dave Michaels
Entertains 2:30 pm
Swinging Bavarians
Perform 7 pm
10:30 am
High Notes
Perform 2:30 pm
Bingo 7 pm
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10:30 am
Art & the Human
Fred Sivillo
Spirit 10:30 am
Entertains 2:30 pm
Unit Programming
Bingo 7 pm
2:30 pm
Auxilary Luncheon
12 pm
Mezuzah Making
2:30 pm
8
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Shabbat Services
4:30 pm
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15
Unit Programming
10:30 am
Art To Go w/
Cleveland Museum
of Art 2:30 pm
Hospice Memorial
Service 7 pm
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Shabbat Services
4:30 pm
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Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Unit Programming Shabbat Services
10:30 am & 2:30 pm 4:30 pm
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Unit Programming
10:30 am & 2:30 pm Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Rabbi’s Monthly
Memorial Service
Shabbat Services
4:30 pm
11am
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Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Shabbat Services
4:30 pm
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Art & the Human
Spirit 10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
Fri
1
Shabbat Services:
Fridays at 4:30 pm
Saturdays at 10:30 am
Maltz Chapel
Art & the Human
Unit Programming Spirit 10:30 am
10:30 am
Unit Programming
Bingo 2:15 pm
2:30 pm
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Enjoying Seder
Richard Dobrin and
his wife Florence
delight in the
evening seder with
junior volunteers
(from left) Justin
Walton and Peter
Aminu.
2
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Jerry Simmerer
Entertains 2:30 pm
9
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Fairmount Temple
Mitzvah Corp
2:30 pm
16
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Auxiliary Ice Cream
Social 2:30 pm
23
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Auxiliary Oneg
Shabbat 2:30 pm
30
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Fred Barringer
Entertains 2:30 pm
Songs of a Summer’s
Night 7 pm
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Wally Maxima
Entertains 2:30 pm
2
9
In the Spirit
Entertains 2:30 pm
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
Resident
Entertainment
2:30 pm
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
22
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Tisha B’Av Services
10:30 am
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Movie Matinee
Channel 48 2:30 pm Bingo 2:15 pm
Chuck Tamblen
Entertains
2:30 pm
12
19
6
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
13
20
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
Cathy Seifert
Entertains
2:30 pm
26
By Request
Performs 2:30 pm
27
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
4
Fri
5
INDEPENDENCE DAY
sat
6
Resident Birthday
Party with Joel
Scigliano 2:30 pm
Bingo 7 pm
12
Unit Programming
10:30 am
Montefiore Jr. Idol
2:30 pm
Cleveland Letter
Carriers Band Performs
7:15 pm
17 Sing-along 18
10:30 am
Dan Elish
Entertains 2:30 pm Unit Programming
Bingo 7 pm
10:30 am & 2:30 pm
Rabbi’s Monthly
Memorial Service
11am & 5 pm
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
14
Tai Chi and Tea
10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
21
Art & the Human
Spirit 10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
28
Art & the Human
Spirit 10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
Hillcrest Concert Band
Performs 7:30 pm
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Shabbat Services
4:30 pm
26
1
Resident Birthday
Party with Joel
Scigliano 2:30 pm
Beth Steinberg
Performs 7 pm
27
2
10:30 am
Fred Sivillo
Entertains 2:30 pm
Bingo 7 pm
15
9
16
Unit Programming
10:30 am & 2:30 pm
Jr. Volunteer
Recognition
Ceremony 7 pm
22
23
Sing-along
10:30 am
Logan Wells
Performs 2:30 pm
Bingo 7 pm
Sing-along
10:30 am
29
Jerry Simmerer
Entertains 2:30 pm
Bingo 7 pm
10
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Unit Programming Shabbat Services
10:30 am & 2:30 pm 4:30 pm
Sing-along
10:30 am
Tom Lanigan
Entertains 2:30 pm
Scimitars Swing Band
Performs 7:30 pm
14
Services 10:30 am
Movie Matinee
Channel 48 2:30 pm
Songs of a Summer’s
Night 7 pm
21
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Auxiliary Ice Cream
Social 2:30 pm
EREV TISHA
B’AV
28
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Erev Tisha B’Av
Services 4:30 pm
3
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Unit Programming Shabbat Services
10:30 am & 2:30 pm 4:30 pm
8
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Peter Tavens
Entertains 2:30 pm
20
Movie Matinee
Ron Papaleo
1:45 pm
Entertains 2:30 pm Unit Programming Shabbat Services
10:30 am & 2:30 pm 4:30 pm
Bingo 7 pm
7 Sing-along
Art & the Human
Spirit 10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Shabbat Services
4:30 pm
10:30 am
31 Sing-along
10:30 am
7
13 Shabbat
19
24 Sing-along 25
Art & the Human
Spirit 10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
Cliff Meister
Entertains
2:30 pm
tHUr
10 Sing-along
11
10:30 am
Art & the Human
Spirit 10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
23
5
3
Tai Chi and Tea
10:30 am
Unit Programming
2:30 pm
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
Resident
Entertainment
2:30 pm
weD
Movie Matinee
Bingo 10:30 am
1:45 pm
Unit Programming Annette Keys
Unit Programming Shabbat Services
10:30 am & 2:30 pm Entertains 2:30 pm 10:30 am & 2:30 pm 4:30 pm
“On Top of the
World” 10:30 am
Bingo 2:15 pm
8
15
tUes
4
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Annette Keys
Entertains 2:30 pm
11
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Movie Matinee
Channel 48
2:30 pm
17
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Shabbat Services
4:30 pm
Shabbat Services
10:30 am
Auxiliary Ice Cream
Social 2:30 pm
24 Shabbat
25
Services 10:30 am
Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Unit Programming Shabbat Services
10:30 am & 2:30 pm 4:30 pm
30
18
Auxiliary Oneg
Shabbat 2:30 pm
Songs of a Summer
Night 7 pm
31
Unit Programming
10:30 am & 2:30 pm Movie Matinee
1:45 pm
Rabbi’s Monthly
Shabbat Services
Memorial Service
4:30 pm
11am & 5 pm
UPCOMING JEWISH HOLIDAYS:
Erev Rosh Hashanah: Sunday, September 16, 2012
Rosh Hashanah – Day 1: Monday, September 17, 2012
Rosh Hashanah – Day 2: Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Erev Yom Kippur: Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Yom Kippur: Wednesday, September 26, 2012
July 8 - 14 is National Laundry Workers Week
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seNior liViNG HealtH eXPo
Attention all
Healthcare
Professionals!
Free and Open to the Community
Sunday, October 14, 2012
11 am – 4 pm • Montefiore
National Speaker
Dr. Mark Agronin
Author of “How We Age”
Expo will feature special exhibits,
vendors and cooking demonstrations
for healthy senior living!
Morning CEU Program
with Dr. Mark Agronin
Monday, October 15, 2012
at Montefiore
Supported by The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation
For more information contact Susan Lieberman at 216.910.2647 or
[email protected].
Come to Montefiore for the
oNly wheelchair Clinics on Cleveland’s east side!
Montefiore’s trained and expert therapists and Health Aid of Ohio have partnered
to offer monthly wheelchair clinics at Montefiore to take care of your mobility needs.
Clinics are the first Tuesday of every month!
For more information or to
Upcoming Sessions:
schedule an appointment
Tuesdays June 5, July 3, August 7 and September 4
call our outpatient therapy
Mandel Rehab Pavilion • 10 am – 4 pm.
clinic at 216.910.2701.
The clinic will provide:
• Wheelchair evaluations & service
We will assist with all insurance
verification.
• Fitting assessments
• Mobility training post delivery
Join us for our Monthly
Healthcare speaker series
Free & oPeN to tHe CoMMUNity!
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
“Who’s In Control Here – Parents or Children?”
Featured presenter: Diane Korman,
Director of Vinney Hospice and Palliative Care
of Montefiore
An open discussion about the challenges
related to making healthcare decisions as we
age; family conflicts that commonly arise as
we become dependent on others for our care;
parents try to maintain independence and
children struggle to keep them safe.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
“Herbal Supplements”
Featured presenter: Dr. Amanda Lathia
Identify common herbal supplements and
the conditions they are used for, frequency of
herbal use among older adults, effectiveness
and safety concerns, along with tips for safe
and effective use.
All sessions begin at 4 pm with a
presentation, followed by a question and
answer period.
No reservations needed. For more information
call Susan Lieberman at 216.910.2647.