Introducing... - Temple B`nai Or

A Quarterly Publication of Temple B’nai Or
Fall 2013/Volume 59/Issue 1
Introducing...
Celebrating our History of
Bringing Light to the Community
Temple B’nai Or
From Rabbi Rossoff….
POURING OLD WINE INTO NEW FLASKS
I am excited to announce that, with this publication, we are launching several new ways of communicating with you and the larger community. With
the help of the Board, clergy and program staff, Marketing chair Paul
Gottsegen, along with David Fields, managed a process which boiled down
our feelings of what TBO is and can be and produced a new Temple logo
and tag line.
I hope you will love our new logo as much as I do. It maintains a sevenbranched menorah, the symbol of light for the people of light (B’nai Or)
that has represented Temple since our beginning. This menorah not only
showers us with light and warmth, it reaches out and connects with us
where we are. The small candles link one to the other and all together,
each person a “spark of the Divine,” holding hands across the generations.
This image communicates that TBO is about people, about community,
about spirituality. The embrace of the menorah, combined with these particular colors, convey the warmth and caring of the community we have
been, are, and ever strive to be.
Along with the new logo, we are introducing a new tag-line: “Connecting
Tradition to Life.” As Paul describes it, The new tag line is a natural evolution of "Warm Reform" - a reflection of our core mission and noble purpose to be an extended Jewish family for all of our members. At Temple,
we integrate tradition - the tradition of our people, the tradition of Reform
Judaism, the rich tradition of Temple B’nai Or – seamlessly into our everyday lives. For us, tradition is not about lachrymose history or onerous obligation; tradition is about connecting our lives as they are and would be
with our rich spiritual, cultural, musical and moral heritage. Connecting is
about friendships made, minds expanded through Torah and life-long
Jewish identities formed. We connect the resources of our community and
our tradition to life, your life, in joy and sorrow, in times of celebration
and moments of solace.
Both the logo and the tag line are open to countless interpretations. We
would love to hear what they mean to you!
Rabbi Donald B. Rossoff
Features in the Issue…..
LEARNING OUT OF THE CLASSROOM……..4
TBO’s preschool unveils an all new outdoor learning center
CREATIVE CONGREGANTS…..6
Fall Art show excitement!
BENCHES FOR MITZVAH………..8
Student joins with his Eagle Scout troop to build benched outide as part of
his mitzvah project
Rabbi
Donald B. Rossoff
Cantor
Galit Dadoun Cohen
Rabbi Emeritus
Z. David Levy
(Of Blessed Memory)
President
Susan L. Levinson
Executive Director
Wendy Gottsegen
Director of Education
David Iskovitz
Director of Early
Childhood Education
Jennifer Rubin
Choir Director and
Organist
Mark Hyczko
WRJ/Sisterhood
Vivian Gibilisco
Karen Lilienfeld
Men’s Club
Bill Schlosser
This Bulletin is published quarterly by
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60 Overlook Road
Morristown, NJ 07960
Phone: 973 539 4539
Fax: 973 539 2758
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.templebnaior.org
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From the Cantor…..
POURING YOUNG WINE INTO OLD FLASKS
In the Hebrew month of Elul, the last month of the year before Rosh Hashanah, we prepare and
meditate on the past year in order to welcome the new one. We take account of our souls before
God– cheshbon nefesh. We take responsibility to correct our wrong doings and nurture our most
meaningful relationships. In these moments I think of my yearly visit to Eretz Hakodesh – the
holy land. Why is this pilgrimage so holy to me personally? Why do I insist on visiting every year?
There are obvious reasons like seeing my family and friends, but a deeper need to connect draws
me back to this magical place.
Experiencing familiar sights, scents and tastes anew through the eyes my three children renews my soul in a special way every
year. This summer, my girls internalized the Hebrew word Yam, the sea, which we visited often. We felt the sand within our
fingers, jumped in the exploding waves and watched the sun set in the West. In Jerusalem, we made sure to put our little prayer
notes in the Western wall, we studied history in underground old city Jaffa, we experimented in the Haifa Science Museum up
North and saw gazelles skipping as we hiked in the Negev desert. These encounters create a deep impression in their minds and
souls.
For me, being in Israel is connecting my tradition, the tradition of my ancestors to the life and future of my children.
Shanah Tovah um’tukah.
Cantor Galit
From the President…WHAT’S NU?
The coming of fall reminds us of how each year the world renews itself and how quickly it all flies by us
if we don’t pause to appreciate it. One moment we are packing up for camp, beach or vacations, and
the next moment we are admiring the cornucopia of colors which is nature’s treat before the onset of
winter. This year, we also have lots of “nu” at Temple to celebrate. Our new Board, our clergy and staff
have been very busy over the summer. I hope that you will be as excited as we are at the work that has
been accomplished and the plans for the future. Here are just a few highlights:
 Our operating budget is now balanced by including our mortgage obligations…a first!
 We have launched our new logo and tag line to rave reviews!
 Our web site has been refreshed and revitalized…check out the user friendly calendar, new photos
of fun times at TBO and the blog!
 Our committees are revitalized and staffing up…still room for you to join us…don’t be shy!!
Welcome to our many new member families…Shalom on the Range was just the first of many events that we will celebrate together as a community, connecting our traditions to life today!
Please take a pause to appreciate this now, because there is more to come! Stay tuned!
L’shalom,
Susan
Schedule of Services
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LEARNING OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
Planting The Seeds for our Future
By Jennie Rubin, Director of Early Childhood Education
The Frances & Herbert Brody Pre-School unveiled its beautiful Outdoor Learning
Space for the 2013/14 school year. Great care was taken to create a multisensory,
explorative, and creative space that challenges our students and brings awareness
about ecology, sustainability, and health. This encompasses our ever-expanding
gardens, gathering (classroom) area, and art section. The children have digging
spaces, building spaces,
and climbing spaces
made from natural materials to encourage love
and caring for the outdoors. Planting and harvesting, learning, and growing, the children build a foundation of
great values and skills that will flourish throughout their lives.
And have you seen our classrooms lately??? The natural theme
continues in our colors and materials – the learning and playing
takes center stage against the neutral back drop. By engaging
children through exploration we find that they take
good care of the materials,
and love learning about
where they come from.
Whether sitting on a
stump instead of a plastic chair, building with baby tree block, or creating recycled
art, the children are invested in helping keep the world healthy - and they enjoy
every lesson!
BOOTY NEWS
By Jen Spiegel, Youth Group Advisor
BOOTY is already off to a great start this year. Five volunteers helped make Shalom on the Range
a successful event by running children's games and activities. Special thanks to Katie Beilin, Sam
Beilin, Andrew Fried, Rebecca Lalk, and Molly Knapp for their enthusiasm and hard work.
The BOOTY board is excited to announce that the youth group will be taking over the first night
of Hebrew High School. We will have a pasta bar for dinner followed by a temple-wide scavenger
hunt. Bring your appetite and your thirst for adventure to Hebrew High on September 16!
Additionally, I want to introduce myself to the congregation. I am excited to be the new advisor of
the Temple B'nai Or youth group (BOOTY). As a TBO member for over twenty-two years, this is my second home. I
loved being active in the youth group in high school, representing B'nai Or at NFTY events, as well as serving as a
madricha. Spending summers at Camp Harlam and the rest of the year at Temple, I feel lucky to have grown up with
such a strong Jewish identity. I am excited to work with the clergy and this year's Board to plan some amazing
educational and social events for B'nai Or teens. We have great activities already in the works and more to unfold as the
year progresses, so stay tuned!
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Welcome New Members!
Lisa & Marc Bregman
Alex and Benjamin
Whippany
Jennifer van Frank & Barat Dickman
Jordan and Mira
Morristown
Elizabeth & Joshua Gellert
Lindsay, Noah, and Aaron
Mountain Lakes
Lauren & Michael Buonocore
Jillian and Jake
Morristown
Samantha Rothman & John Hankin
Logan and Ezra
Morristown
Beth & Alan Tecchio
Annabelle and Nicholas
Denville
Michele Kriegman & Mark Furman
Abigail, Elanya, Noah, Derek, Dylan,
Elijah, and Caroline
Morristown
Laila & Jeremy Sebiri
Madeline, Benjamin, Elizabeth, and
Catherine
Johanna Toth & Adam Grenker
Zoe and Ian
Mountain Lakes
Michael & Lori Ingber
Hayden, Shayna, Skyler, and Elliott
Mendham
Randi & David Silverstein
Sydnie and Max
Chatham
Stacy & Leigh Trilling
Paul, Samantha, and Jacob
Randolph
Emma Kaplan
Wharton
Marci & Alexander Craig
Paige and Jack
Mountain Lakes
Lauren & John Whang
Jackson, Ethan, Oliver, and Lily
Mountain Lakes
Schmooze Newz
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Renaissance News
Celebrating the 25th year of Fun...Friendship...New Experiences...Lifelong Learning
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Look What's Coming for Renaissance members & their friends*
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Sunday, September 29th -- 10 am Elections!! Elections!! Elections!! -- Enjoy a delightful
breakfast at Temple while gathering information on the two up-coming New Jersey elections!!!
Cost: $6.00 for Renaissance members, $10.00 for guests.
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Wednesday, October 16th -- Andrew Silow-Carroll, editor of the Jewish News, will be our
guest at lunch. Meet and Greet: noon, Lunch 12:30, program to follow. Cost: $12.00 for Renaissance members, guests $16.00.
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Wednesday, November 6th—A few spots are still available for the trip to the Barnes Museum in Philadelphia. If you haven't reserved yours yet, make your reservation TODAY. Cost
$55.00 includes admission and transportation. Bus leaves from TBO at 9:30 am.
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Sunday, November 17th -- 10 am -- Breakfast with Ellis Jacob and hear his story of being
raised during the war years in Shanghai...certainly a tale to be heard. Cost: $6.00 for
Renaissance members, $10.00 for guests.
Reservations are a must for all events. Send yours to
Mitzi Szerlip, 215 Forest Glen, Pompton Plains 07444.
Questions? Call Stuart Rayvid, 973-515-3518.
*all events are open to the community. Come...you will be welcome!!
Creative Congregants
Linda Grandis Blatt Gallery
The Gallery has a wonderful fall season planned, full of art and inspiration.
The Fall Art Show exhibits the work of our Temple members and runs
through November 11. Be sure to take some time to view the artwork, and
appreciate the wonderful talent in our TBO family. Join us in the Gallery on
Sunday, September 22, from 1:30-3:30pm to share coffee and conversation with the artists at our Gallery reception. (See the flyer in the Temple lobby for more information.)
We will partner with the HUB Camera Club, of Mountain Lakes, for our
Winter Show: “The Nature of Photography,” where you will see
stunning, award-winning photography providing a look at the glory of nature through the eyes of gifted photographic artists. The show will run from November 11 – January 20. On Sunday, November 17, from 1:30-3:30pm, at our Gallery reception, some of
these artists will share their secrets for transforming nature’s wonders into works of art through the
camera’s lens.
Whenever you come to Temple, remember to browse in the Gallery. You will be inspired by the lovely
work displayed, and you may find something to add to your own collection. (Remember, 20% of the
price of every piece sold goes to benefit our Temple.)
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Benches for Mitzvah
By Jeremy Herbert
To become an Eagle Scout I needed to complete a project. I saw Temple as a
great place to host my project and thought about what might be helpful for the
project -- what could be added to make Temple even greater? Rabbi Rossoff
and I shared ideas and we decided to build benches in the office courtyard enhance the community space for parents and kids, as well as to build an outdoor
classroom for the Religious School. I
consulted many people and formed
a cohesive plan for the project. Once
my plan was approved, I gathered
the resources and began the work.
We had an enormous amount of help on our main work day. We had members from
the troop, the local high school, and from the congregation. Our plan was solid and
half the work was done in the first day.
During phase two of the project we stained the
benches and the whiteboard. We pulled together
another large crew and completed the work within two days.
I want to personally thank all of those who came out to assist me in this project, and especially Temple for the support that they provided to help me achieve my Eagle Scout status.
Please enjoy the outdoor space this Fall and ongoing!
TBO SISTERHOOD: NOW TBO WOMEN’S NETWORK
Announcing a new season and our new name: TBO Women’s Network.
We are thrilled to welcome Judy Allen as Co-President! The New Year invites us to embrace new members, new relationships, new opportunities, and new possibilities. Moving TBO’s Sisterhood into the future, we are excited to share our vision
for our growing community of women.
SAVE THE DATE:
Sunday, October 20th, 5pm Paid-Up Dinner: Light-hearted Tips on Getting Organized
We invite you to join us for our opening event in the TBO Social Hall. Enjoy a gourmet dinner and get organized with organizing expert and hoarding specialist, Leslie Josel, owner of Order Out Of Chaos. Drowning
in clutter? Can’t get out the door on time? Want to clear out and don’t know where to begin? Leslie will
share her favorite tips and tales from the trenches. She will also challenge us to address our hidden organizing and time management demons with strategies for getting AND staying organized!
Also update your “look” online with a professional photo by our own Gary Sharpe of Sharpe
Images!
Come to schmooze, reconnect with friends, and meet new faces. Listen and laugh while sipping wine and
indulging your palate in seasonal delights!
With Warm Regards,
Judy Allen, Vivian Gibilisco, Karen Lilienfeld
Co-Presidents, TBO Women’s Network
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Yahrzeits
September 6, 2013
Adelle Alswang
Jack Alswang
Charles Cattano
Dorothy Chopin
Evelyn Cohen
Theresa DeFalco
Jascha Fischermann
Fannie Geller
Beatrice Goldfarb
Carole Goldman
Edward Goldman
Bertha Goldstein
William Goldstein
Beatrice Hoffman
Abraham James Jacobs
Louis Karner
Joseph A. Laba
Sadie A. Lass
Benjamin Leff
Mollie Lichtman
Michael Neier
Doris Rosenberg
Evelyn Goldberg Rotz
Laura Salbin
Thomas E. Sample
Philip Schnee
Gerda Schultz
Miriam Silverstein
Millicent P. Solomon
Barbara Anne Stempler
Joseph Turetsky
Celia Youngelson
Thelma Zane
Paul Zausner
September 13, 2013
Emma Aresty
Morris Bedrin
Gertrude Berger
Kenneth Berman
Dora Bleiman
Harry Cheskin
Isadore Dolins
Rose Epstein
Frances Fridezko
Julius Friedman
Max Goldstein
Arthur Gottsegen
Abraham Horn
Hilda Isakower
Jason K. Jacobs
Ruth Kent
Perry Levey
Alice Leviss
Louis Levy
Charlotte Lewis
Robert Loeb
Laura Mackoff
Solomon Mezey
Samuel Miller
Frances Oberst
Estelle Palace
Fay Podell
Betty Portnoy
Sidney Rogut
David Rudd
Eugene Schachter
Max Schaffer
Edward Siegel
Muriel Spiegel
David Stack
Gussie Waldman
Sol Weinberg
Oscar S. Weiss
Melissa Wexler
Pearl Zitomer
Lillian Zwerling
September 20, 2013
Arthur Borinsky
Tillie Case
Milton Cobert
Edith H. Cohen
Louis Dorf
Herbert Epstein
Saul Ferdman
Alexander Ailenbaum
Henry Friedland
Helen Getzoff
Ethyl Goodman
Lisa Gould
Warren Gould
Jeffrey Greenberg
Hannah Horowitz
Joseph Isenberg
Philip Kaplan
Lillian Karner
Dora Kerzman
Esther Leff
Joseph S. Leventhal
Ethel Parris
Sarah Pollack
Jeanne Rayvid
Gus Rubin
Samuel Sanitz
Evelyn E. Shaffer
Morton Sichel
Irving Siroty
David Szerlip
Leanard Tolkoff
Anita Ungerleider
Ann Weinstein
Nettie Weintraub
Gertrude White
September 27, 2013
Sallie Alpern
Louise Arens
Harry N. Ballot
John Berger
Dean Close
Ileane Dickman
Dr. Ben Fainsinger
Benjaman Farkas
Bessie Filenbaum
Esther B. Fisch
Samuel Flowerman
Edgar Freundlich
Anna Frischman
Vera Glass
Naim Gurji
Morris Horowitz
Michele Iskovitz
Meyer Jacobwitz
Rosalyn Kaplan
Wendy Keil
Abram Krakower
Harry Levy
Gustave Nierenberg
Selma Oliver
Allen Ravin
Leah Rosenberg
Seigfried Schloss
Hans Schran
May Schwartz
Ethel Schwartz
Marion Silverstein
Ermano Simontacchi
Joseph Steinberg
Sigmund Weinschenk
October 4, 2013
Eli Ancowitz
Lily Cohen
Lyle De Garis
Josephine Dubovy
Helen Fisch
Nellie Forman
Lois Furstman
Ida P. Glick
Michael Golum
Edward Gunther
Benjamin Horowitz
Paul Kessler
Martin Kirschbaum
Barry Lichtenstein
Anne Lieber
Leo Loewenstein
Frieda Mauskopf
Betty Michaelson
Dr. Aaron Herbert Mintz
Jerome Moskowitz
Sandy Pochapin-Kohn
George Raskin
Phyllis Raskin
William Robles
Peter Sarasohn
Lisbeth Schwartz
Susan Spurr
Helen Stein
Jerry Stein
Roy Teitch
Alfred Teweles
Myer J. Wolf
October 11, 2013
Celia Berger Austin
Malcolm Becker
Herbert Blaustein
Rose Bloom
Shirley E. Bloom
Hazel Del Villano
Irvin Dorfman
Leo Dumbroff
Abraham Fenik
Frances Horowitz
Joel Jacobs
Louis Katchen
Max Katz
Paul Kleinberg
Sylvia Litwin
Amy Mackoff
Maridean Matea
Florence Miller
Dorothy Orgel
Seymour Puckowtiz
Moe Rader
Abraham Raffman
IN MEMORIAM
When cherished ties are
broken, our burden of
sadness is made lighter by
the sympathy and comfort
of friends.
The Congregation extends
its sympathy to the families
of:
Barbara Beck,
mother of Jill Goret and
Dana Hamwee
Harold Benz,
father of Mary Ellen Albin
Berna Berger,
aunt of Mona Goldstein
Sidney Brickel,
member, and husband of
Mildred Brickel
Jerome Feldman,
father of Lorri Katz
Irene Ginsberg,
mother of Stewart Ginsberg
Shari Goldman,
aunt of Holly Friedland
Jay Heller,
father of Lori Chimoff
William Liebesman,
brother of
Sandford Liebesman
Beatrice Litman,
mother of Eric Litman
Hannah Lowe,
mother of Susan Beekman
John Mirynowski,
father of Marie Singer
Richard Raffman,
member, and husband of
Beverly Raffman
Susan Reich,
member, and wife of
Kennedy Sidman
Sylvia Rosenthal,
grandmother of Michele
Murray
Herbert Samuels,
member, and husband of
Sandra Samuels and father
of Jeri Sharpe
Charles Shrem,
father of Leslie Shrem
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Yahrzeits
Seth Eric Rubenstein
Elliott Schechter
Benjamin Schwartz
Anna Silberman
Albert Smith
Fanny Stein
Jeffrey Wacks
Laurence Wayne
Arthur T. Witmondt
October 18, 2013
Max Abramowitz
Louis Baurer
Elliott R. Becker
Rudolf Berger
David Frank
Cecelia Furstman
Edgar Gallerstein
Stella Gelber
Mabel Gingold
Batya Goldman
Max Goodman
Dorothy Herbert
Pauline Hirstreet
Fanny Idleberg
Sarah Kadish
Philip Karsten
Eva Levy
Joseph Marcello
Allen E. Perch
Gertrude Perr
Manoel Pinheiro
Toby Randolph
Aubrey Robinson
Lillian Rouse
Matthew Rouse
Rhea Schoenfeld
Nathan Slepian
Jerome Stein
Judith Stein
David Wachtel
Burt Werner
Dorothy Winkelman
David Zaborsky
October 25, 2013
Harry Berkowitz
Irvin Blumberg
Dr. Marthin L. Dean
Donald Dewlow
Pauline Fischer
Mariana Fischermann
Stella Friedman
Ira L. Futeran
Marcus Goldenberg
Samuel H. Goldstein
Earl Goodman
Leo Gordon
Selma Goudket
Anna Greene
Anna Israelit
Mollie Kabakoff
Virginia Kaplan
Sydney Keil
Philip Kinberg
Jeannette Kleinberg
Rose Kotler
Lester Lappin
Adele Lefkowitz
Hilda Paula Markoff
Charles H. Menkes
Sidney Mentcher
Birgit Neuberg
Julius Orgel
Rose Oser
Aaron Poret
Leonard Robbins
Milton Rosner
Sondra Rosner
Rose Schultz
Zena Slater
Gertrude Solomon
Jerome Sylvia
Adele Yelin
November 1, 2013
Meyer Baker
Leonard J. Bokstrom
Sam Caplan
Milton Caplin
Samuel Caplin
Saul Ginsberg
Joseph Holle
Helen Hutchcroft
Ruth Karp
Ralph Konwiser
Thelma Krakower
Max Largman
Irene Levitt
Morris Libman
Henry Litwin
Blanche Mayer
Sanford Oif
Arnold Pallingston
Rose Rassas
Morris Rubell
Leonard Sager
Abe Saperstein
Benjamin Segal
Robert Sheppard
Aaron Shubitz
Rose Sward
Isidor Tolkoff
Lawrence Wiland
November 8, 2013
Bessie Abramowitz
Edward L. Arenson
Harry Berman
Irving W. Chase
Harry A. Cohen
Esther Ephraim
Moe Grossberg
Laura Hagelberg
Leslie Kaswiner
Heinz E. Lauffer
Ruth Levine
Joseph Liebesman
Sandra Liebesman
Maurice Miller
Shirley Nosofsky
Frances Raffman
Morris Ricken
Morris Rosenberg
Richard Rossman
Helen Rothenberg
Perle Rusoff
Sidney S. Schwartz
Harry Sherman
Morris Snow
Rose Soloff
Norman Stack
Bessie Weinberg
David John Weinberg
Jack Wildstein
Irving Youngelson
November 15, 2013
Mae Abberman
Eric Baer
Samuel Barnstone
Anna Beilin
Peter Casal
Emil Donner
Helen Dunn
Ruth Englander
Ivy Fainsinger
Isidore Farber
Robert Goldstein
Norma Greenberg
Sylvia Heft
Adeline Tabachnikoff Heller
Daniel Hirsch
Annette Jacobs
Mendel Lewinson
Helen Marx
Sidney Maslovitz
Joseph Mazzarella
Lewis Morris
Harold S. Okin
Lois Pall
Pearl Pawluk
Irving Regenbogen
Harry Rose
Irving Rosenblatt
Eugene Schlesinger
Eli Schwartz
Allan Sedler
Louis Sevrin
Esther Spector
Barry Tabachnikoff
Leo Zagoren
November 22, 2013
Leonard Barnstone
Morris Chernock
Morris Dorf
Shari Altman Eisnitz
Joseph Ezratty
Edith Farkas
Morris Feldman
Andrew Fischer
Marguerita Garfield
Ruth Gechtman
Frances Goldstein
Bertram Goudket
Joseph Greene
Julia Halpern
Bernard Kaplan
Irving Kaufman
Matthew Krakower
Henry H. Kramer
Dr. Ronald Levy
Fanny Loewenstein
Charlotte Lubowe
Rose Lukowsky
William Menkes
Anna Neaman
Rebecca Noss
Florence Roude Okun
Bertha Oliver
Matthew Peyton
Herbert Price
Emily Hertz Rikin
Magda Schlesinger
Milton Schlosser
Rose S. Schlosser
Norman Sevrin
Ethel Shaefitz
Marvin Skowronek
Janet Sobel
Raymond Steinberg
Leo Trencher
Nathan Weber
Irving Weinstein
Bernard Zwerling
November 29, 2013
Anna Rierman Atlas
Bernard Berger
Amalia Bollani
Bernard Brachfeld
Ellen Zitomer Brown
William D. Cohen
Julia Dorman
Jack DuFine
Samuel Einhorn
Irwin Epstein
Abraham Feingold
Helen Fine
Frances Canter Fleischman
Deborah Garfing
Renee Goldenberg
Irving Goldstein
Sam Goss
Ida Gozonsky
Ruth Hochberg
Gloria Kingan
Herman Klausner
Hannah Ita Krauze
Ferdinand Landau
Ben Levine
Dr. Abraham L. Levy
Seth Lichtine
Abraham Lupkin
David Ygal Pallingston
Henry M. Platt
Bertha Polifka
Jack Portnoy
Charlotte Rems
Agata Roccamo
Fortunato Roccamo
Abraham Sarnoff
Rose Sayette
Benajmin Schwartz
Rose Turndorf
Nathan Weintraub
Stanley Yarnis
Martin Zernick
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