April HaKol - Herzl

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April HaKol - Herzl

Herzl-Ner Tamid
3700 East Mercer Way
Mercer Island, WA 98040
April 2016 HaKol is the monthly newsletter of Herzl-Ner Tamid Adar II /Nisan 5776
Herzl-Ner Tamid’s
Day of
Service
HERZL-NER TAMID
Day of Service
SUNDAY, MAY 15 - 9:00 AM
SIGNUP AT H-NT.ORG/DOS
CO M M UN ITY OUTREACH
PROVIDING NEEDED SERVICES IN THE GREATER SEATTLE COMMUNITY
Projects with No Age Requirements
Projects With Age Requirements
• Birthday Dreams (Renton)
• Eastside Baby Corner (Issaquah)
• Card Decorating for Garinim (HNT)
• Gardening for JFS Clients (Bellevue)
• Mitzvah in a Bag (HNT)
• Personal Needs Pouches (HNT)
• HNT Gardening (HNT)
• Holy Rollers Torah Scroll Cleaning (HNT)
• ROOTS: Rising Out of the Shadows (Seattle)
• SAFE: Save a Forgotten Equine (Woodinville)
• Sandwich Lunches for the Homeless (HNT)
See pages 8-9 for project descriptions and other important details!
206-232-8555 • [email protected] • www.h-nt.org
T’FILOT
A MESSAGE FROM RABBI ROSENBAUM
Tom Cruise and the
Passover Seder
In one of the most memorable scenes
in movie history, Tom Cruise rallies a bar
room full of fighter pilots to get down on
one knee and sing “You’re my soul and
heart’s inspiration” to Kelley McGillis. As
anyone who has ever sent a loved one a
playlist on Valentine’s Day knows, we don’t need to use our own
words to express heartfelt emotions. We can find ourselves in the
words and music of great artists.
This is the theory behind the Passover Seder. We recite words
that we didn’t write and we tell a story that we didn’t experience
ourselves. Yet the Haggadah tells us: “In every generation each
of us should try to feel as if (in Hebrew k’ilu) we personally left
Egyptian slavery.” The ‘as if’ of Passover is a key to understand
everything we do Jewishly. All of Jewish practice is a game of
pretend. Here are just a few examples:
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When we turn off all the lights at Havdalah, we are imagining the world before Creation, and then we are re-enacting God’s first creative act, the making of light.
When we stand up straight for the first time in the morning, we are acting out the experience of moving from feeling low to being uplifted, in the hope that we will lift someone’s spirits today.
When we sit in a sukkah, we are acting out the experience of being homeless in the hope that it will spur us to help people who live in a sukkah all year round.
On Shabbat, we pretend that we, our friends and family are perfect just as we are.
The goal of Jewish practice is to induce an emotion in a way
that will change us in some small way. The emotion could be
anger, fear, or joy. You might ask: but, how can we just produce
an emotion? The answer: actors do it all the time. And, so do
we when we watch them. We feel sadness and excitement for
people who are not real. And, we believe the experience makes
us better.
Why? Perhaps because empathy is at root a game of pretend.
The Torah says “You know the heart of the stranger, because
you were strangers in Egypt.” We’re more likely to be kind to
someone if we can imagine ourselves in their shoes.
So, this Passover, let’s work on perfecting our ‘as if’ skills. When it
comes to Jewish practice, all the world is a stage, and we are
the actors.
-Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum
CANTOR KURLAND'S SABBATICAL
Bon voyage to Cantor and Sandy on their upcoming trip to Israel
during April, May and June. Safe travels and safe returns!
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DAILY MINYAN: WEEKDAYS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 AM
SUNDAYS AND SECULAR HOLIDAYS . . . . . . . . . 9:00 AM
PRESHABBAT ONEG: FRIDAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 PM
Friday, April 1 – 6:00 PM Services in Sanctuary
• Birthday Shabbat
Saturday, April 2 – 9:30 AM Services in Sanctuary
• Bat Mitzvah of Tatum Mayo
Friday, April 8 – 6:00 PM Services in Sanctuary
Saturday, April 9 – 9:30 AM Services in Sanctuary
• B’nai Mitzvah of Blake Sloan & Alex Weiss
Friday, April 15 – 6:00 PM Services in Upper Foyer
Saturday, April 16 – 10:00 AM Services in Upper Foyer
• 9:30 AM Jewish Meditation in Gladstein Chapel
Friday, April 22 – 6:00 PM Services in Upper Foyer
• Erev Pesach (Night of the First Seder)
• 9:30 AM Parasha Study
• Pesach Day 1 (Night of the Second Seder)
Sunday, April 24 – 9:30 AM Services in Upper Foyer
• Pesach Day 2
Friday, April 29 – 9:30 AM Services in Upper Foyer
• Pesach Day 7
• 6:00 PM Services in Upper Foyer
• Anniversary Shabbat
• 9:30 AM Parasha Study
• Yizkor Service
• 10:30 AM Shabbat for Kids in Gan Danny
• Pesach Day 8
MINYANAIRES CLUB
Sunday, April 10 • 9:00 AM • Gladstein Chapel
Please join us for the HNT Minyanaires Club. One Sunday a
month, the morning minyan gets a little more interactive and
a little more ruach-y (spirited), and mixes in some English
readings too.
Enjoy a light brunch after the service. Eat, schmooze and get
to know other Minyanaires! All who attend will be entered in a
monthly Minyanaires Club drawing for fabulous prizes.
JEWISH MEDITATION
April 16, May 7, June 18 ● 9:30 AM • Gladstein Chapel
Join us for Jewish Meditation at HNT. Explore alternative
techniques for deepening your contemplative practice. For
more information regarding our new, free Jewish meditation
experience open to the public, please contact Moreh Eliyahu at
[email protected].
B'NAI MITZVAH
Everyone is invited to share services & the kiddush following our B'nai Mitzvah
April 9
Blake Sloan is the son of Elysia and Brian Sloan and
older brother to Brooke (10) and his Chocolate
lab, Snickers (3). His grandparents are Joe Mintz
of Mercer Island and Roz Mintz z”l, Sandra Sloan
and Nat Goldenberg of Montreal and Robert
and Elly Sloan of Florida. Blake is a 7th grader at
Islander Middle School. He has a passion for hockey and everything
Canadian. Blake also enjoys hover boarding and tennis. He loves
to hang out with his best buddies after school and play football.
This will be his 5th year going to B’nai Brith camp in Oregon. For
his mitzvah project, Blake is helping his mom fundraise for The
Tinkerbell Half Marathon at Disneyland through Team In Training
and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
April 9
Alex Weiss is the son of Bettina and Peter Weiss
and the grandson of Rosalind z”l and Harry
Indig z”l and Janis z”l and Edward Weiss. He is
a seventh grader at Islander Middle School and
is looking forward to his sixth season attending
BB Camp in Oregon with his friends. Alex is a percussionist in
the Middle School Band and is working toward his black belt in
karate. He has inspired his parents to join him in volunteering
with Herzl-Ner Tamid team at Teen Feed for the last three years.
An All-American
VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION & ANNUAL MEETING
“The friendliest election party you’ll go to all year!”
TUESDAY, MAY 17 • 6:15 PM
Wear your stars and stripes and come for an indoor
election-year picnic and caucusing (well, sort of)!
The meal is complimentary and we’re celebrating YOU, so
join the HNT Party! Don't forget to cast your ballots for the
new board, budget and by-law changes!
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A MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, ED. D. CANDIDATE, ELIYAHU KRIGEL
JEA HOLDS 64th ANNUAL
CONFERENCE IN NEW JERSEY
When I first became a director of
education in 2000, I immediately joined
the Jewish Educators Assembly (JEA).
The JEA is the professional organization
that supports the educators of the
Conservative movement. I am so appreciative that the HNT
board and community encouraged my involvement and
participation in the JEA conference in January. The four-day
gathering brought together congregational school principals,
heads of Solomon Schechter Day Schools, early childhood
directors, bureau and agency personnel and family and
informal educators from all across North America and Israel.
I joined the JEA board of directors last year because the JEA
has its collective finger on the pulse of Jewish education.
Being on the board exposes me to all the religious schools
across the country in a very informative and positive way.
as a mark of honor and distinction. Earning the CJE is
based on educational experience, academic study, and a
demonstration of commitment to the goals of the JEA. The
conference provided a rich opportunity for professional
growth, exploration of new trends and ideas, and acquisition
of concrete programs and materials to bring home to each
school and synagogue. Additional information about the JEA
can be found at www.jewisheducators.org.
GARINIM - YOUNG FAMILIES
Garinim families had a blast at the "How I Became a Pirate"
play in Redmond in honor of Purim in March. We will be getting
together on April 3 for some Passover fun at a site TBD. For
info about the Garinim program, please contact our chair Karen
Langman at [email protected].
Tot Shabbat
Fridays April 1, 8, 15 & 22 • 9:45 AM – 10:30 AM • SJCC
Join Moreh Eliyahu and Morah Chava at the SJCC for an
opportunity to sing, dance, move our bodies, and participate
together in welcoming Shabbat with joy and happiness. Babies
and parents are welcome to participate.
Shabbat for Kids
Saturday, April 30, May 7, and May 21• 10:30 AM – 12:15 PM
Join us for this special time of putting the theory of Shabbat to
practice with a full heart! Open to 5th grade and below.
The theme of this year’s conference was “Back to the Future
– Integrating Basic Skills with the New Models of Jewish
Education.” Torah Lishma study sessions were led by Dr. Saul
Wachs. Dr. Wachs is also my professor in the Ed.D. program
at Gratz College. Among many other insights, Dr. Wachs
spoke about the contrast distinguishing the job of a barber
and the job of a teacher. A barber knows immediately if
they have done a great job. After the barber is finished
cutting the hair, the outcome is measurable and very visual.
Someone either likes their hair after a haircut or doesn’t
like it. Teachers who work in our Jewish schools however
don’t always see the difference they make in the lives of
their students. We give it our all and hope for the best but
the outcomes are often vague and illusive. As a school that
sets standards and sticks to goals, we monitor and assess
progress by looking at the student and family as a whole
unit. At FRS we work with parents as partners in raising selfreliant Jews who are critical thinkers because they ask good
questions.
During the conference, I was also honored to become a
Conservative Jewish Educator. The title of CJE is intended
to recognize attaining a standard of achievement in
the field of Conservative Jewish education and stands
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Jewish Overnight Camps & Camperships
Due to the generosity of the Jewish Federation of Greater
Seattle and the HNT campership program, the financial aspect
of Jewish overnight camp is no longer a barrier for participation.
Simply check out www.onehappycamper.org and then go to this
link for more information:
https://www.jewishinseattle.org/what-we-do/jewish-camping/
With questions, please contact Moreh Eliyahu or Taryn Omran,
Israel, World Jewry, and Scholarship Associate,
[email protected], Office: 206-774-2217.
Students and parents enjoying FRS Game Day.
Contact Moreh Eliyahu today to see about carpooling
or potential play dates after FRS!
KIDS AND FAMILY PROGRAMMING
FRS Swag
Thank you for your support of the Frankel Religious School. Get
your FRS swag today. Hoodies and t-shirts in adult and youth
sizes in blue, black, and pink are available for this worthy cause.
Simply go to this website and order your FRS swag for delivery
right to your house: https://teechip.com/frankels
FRS School Break & Conferences
FRS will be on school break from April 9-24 due to spring
break and the start of Passover. We will resume on April 25.
Please contact Moreh Eliyahu at [email protected] to schedule
a parent-teacher conversation so we can review the year
together!
B’Yachad Family Education at HNT
Sundays, April 3 & May 22 ● 9:30 AM – 12:15 PM
In the Youth Lounge for 3rd to 5th Grade Parents
Great work K-2nd grade students on an inspiring performance
and visit at the Kline Galland Home. We fulfilled the holy mitzvah of
Hiddur Penei Zaken (Honoring the Elderly) and our students rose to
the occasion in a most meaningful way!
TEEN PROGRAMMING
6th to 8th graders: Kadima Youth Group
Kadima Dinner Parties
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM, Youth Lounge, with Matzah pizza!
6th Grade: Monday, April 25 & 7th Grade: Tuesday, April 26
RSVP to [email protected]
8th Grade Leadership Class
Sunday, April 3 • 9:30 AM – 12:15 PM, Youth Lounge
Breakfast and practical leadership skills. This month is your
chance to be a TA in the classrooms.
9th to 12th graders: USY Youth Group
Italian Themed Potluck Shabbat Dinner & Games
Friday, April 1 • 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: The lovely home of Jacob Mintz, disclosed upon RSVP
to: [email protected]. Celebrate Shabbat with a short, sweet
Kabbalat Shabbat, and an extravagant veggie potluck dinner,
followed by games, dessert, and shenanigans!
Regional Convention: April 15 - 17
Grades 8 - 12 can join Pinwheel Region for an amazing weekend
full of friendship, fun, and a whole lot of ruach at Hilton Seattle
Airport & Conference Center.
Early Bird Price: $310 (includes overnight accommodations,
meals and snacks, programming, staff coverage)
Registration is now open: visit www.pinwheelusy.org
read what teens said about our
incredibly fun march shabbaton:
“This past weekend USY (our High School Youth Group)
held a Shabbaton, “The British Are Coming”. HNT hosted
twenty-five teenagers from around Portland, Spokane and
Vancouver, Canada along with other locations around the
Pacific Northwest. The teenagers discussed current events,
played dodgeball, had British high tea and played Laser tag
(after Havdalah, of course!) along with spending time with their
friends from afar.”
-Elana Lessing, Israel Awareness Board member
“The programming was supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”
-Sadie Younker, Seattle Achim USYer
“The highlight of the weekend was tasting marmite for the first
time!”
-A Seattle Nimratz USYer who wishes to remain anonymous
“I loved praying at Shabbat morning services outside by the lake
–sooo prettyyy!” -A Portland USYer
“I had an absolutely FANTABULOUS weekend with all of my
friends getting to be Jewish and teens all in one package! Now
I'm ready for regional convention in one month!!”
-Ariela Ikezawa, Social Action /Tikkun Olam Board member
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HIGH SCHOOL SHABBAT
THIRD SPACE FOR 20S AND 30S
Torah on Tap: THE MESSIANIC AGE/
ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE
Led by Rabbi Jessica Yarkin
Wednesday, April 6, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Location: Youth Lounge
Friday, May 20 • 6:00 PM
(Please note the updated date)
Join the entire HNT community as we celebrate this year’s
graduating high school seniors with a special Shabbat service
and festive dinner.
Please RSVP at h-nt.org/HSS-RSVP & fill out our survey at:
h-nt.org/HSS-Booklet by: Thursday, May 12
Make the celebration even better by getting involved! Know
a name we missed? Want to volunteer? Like to make a
donation to help keep this event affordable for everyone?
Email [email protected] or call (206) 232-8555 x207.
Our Graduating High School Seniors:
Sara Federman
Perry Adler
Jenna Permut
Isaac Glasser
Stephanie Babb
Sarah Powazek
Liam Kezner
Jessica Barer
Sophie Rosenkranz
Danielle Bensussen Adam Lamin
Naomi Rothenberg
Alexander
Lustig
Achinoam Bentov
Cara Schneiderman
Avi Magaram
Rebecca Brown
Alexa Sidell
Lotan Mizrahi
Benjamin Cape
David Silverstone
Elliott Moss
Jacob Dahukey
Noah Stulberg
Zara
Orbach
Aliya Droker
Jennifer Tischler
Maddie Parsons
Noa Dunn
Lauren Tudor
Please let us know if your graduating senior is not listed.
COLLEGE PACKAGES
It's time for our last college packages of the school year! If you
have an undergraduate college student with a new address this
spring or if you’ve never submitted their information, visit
h-nt.org/college by April 11 so they can receive some Kosher for
Pesach goodies!
We are looking for parents to help assemble packages. Come for
a few hours of fun camaraderie as we send our kids some sweet
treats. Email [email protected] if you can help out!
ADULT EDUCATION
Jewish Spirituality guest speaker: Rabbi Rachel Nussbaum
Sunday, May 1, 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
Join Rabbi Rachel Nussbaum for an exploration of the why,
what and how around Jewish blessings after meals. We'll do
a quick survey of the source-basis for birkat ha-mazon, its
structure, and some alternative options for shorter brachot
we can say after we eat. Then we'll do some singing together
(maybe you'll learn a new melody or two!), and conclude with
concrete ideas for how we can incorporate a higher level of
consciousness around food into our busy daily routines. 6
In our rich, diverse Jewish tradition, there are many things we
can’t yet “know.” We haven’t figured out if we believe there
truly will be an End of Days, and if so, what it could look like.
Some await a messianic figure who will arrive to usher it in, and
there is intense speculation as to who or what that messiah
is, and, even more importantly, whether the dead will be
resurrected. Come and explore some tasty ancient and modern
Jewish braaaaaaiiiiins on this matter…
We keep this event free and collaborative by contributing a
dessert, snack, or drink!
Third Space Movie Night: Monty Python's Life of Brian
Saturday, April 9 • 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Eastside Audio Video: Suite 200, 29 148th Ave. Bellevue
Celebrate havdalah and a very suitable movie as advocated by
the People’s Front of Judea.
April Third Friday Shabbat
Friday, April 15 • 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM (ish)
Happy half hour, Services, and Potluck Dinner
Private Bellevue location emailed out after RSVP
Pesach is coming, so this is our chance to use up our bread
products and enjoy hametz. Together we’ll explore what
freedom means to us. To bonding not bondage!
Invite friends and use our Facebook event for more details, or
email: [email protected]
How to Cook a Wolf for Pesach: Cooking Demo & Tasting!
Sunday, April 17, 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
2208 Queen Anne Ave. N Seattle, WA 98109
Experience a private cooking demo class from head chef and
community member David Glass. David will be teaching us how
to make the tastiest Passover-friendly dishes!
Cost: $15 (majority of this will be going to a charity TBD by the
group). Attendee Limit: 20
RSVP at: https://hnt.wufoo.com/forms/third-space-cooking
-demonstration-april-2016/
RUNNERGOGUE
Fridays, April 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 ● 6:00 AM
Sunday, April 3 ● 10:00 AM
This program is all about the value of Shmirat Haguf or taking
care of our physical health. Great work during the Mercer Island
Half Marathon on March 20 with the HNT team!
SEATTLE JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL
TORAH READERS COMMUNITY (TRC)
HNT’s sponsored film: In Search of Israeli Cuisine
Thursday, April 7 • 6:20 PM
SIFF Cinema Uptown: 511 Queen Anne Ave. N, Seattle
Sunday, April 10 • 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM • Youth Lounge
For anyone who is interested in learning to read Torah or
interested in contributing to the TRC by learning, reading,
mentoring or supporting.
A portrait of the Israeli people
told through food, shot in fine
restaurants, in home kitchens,
wineries, cheese makers, on the
street and much more.
Join us as we kickoff a new approach to learning, connecting
and becoming a community around reading Torah!
Whether you can't yet read Hebrew, have NEVER read Torah
before or you are an avid Torah reader, the TRC is for everyone!
This will be a program approach to learning and engaging with
reading Torah.
The TRC program will start with a brief survey of where you
are today and what your short and long term goals are. We
will offer a range of classes through the HNT Adult Education
program. This includes all levels of reading, practice sessions
with the Torah, mentors, a graduation to the next level, and a
community to support you along the way.
If you would like to attend please fill out this brief survey and
signup: https://hnt.wufoo.com/forms/kickoff-mtg-rsvp
-torah-readers-selfassessment/
Americans see Israelis and
Palestinians as always in conflict, but
those are not the people of Israel for
the most part. "The Search for Israeli
Cuisine" will show the 70+ cultures
that make up the Israeli people, each
with wonderful and unique food
traditions. Come see Israel as one of
the hottest food scenes in the world.
Purchase tickets at www.seattlejewishfilmfestival.org/
LUNCH & SING
A Buffet of Jewish Music
Tuesday, April 12 - 12:00 PM
Led by Chava Mirel
Sign up at: https://hnt.wufoo.com/forms/lunch-and-sing-feat-chava-mirel/
KASHERING FOR PASSOVER - RABBINICAL ASSEMBLY PESACH GUIDE
The Torah prohibits the ownership of leaven during of Pesach; therefore requiring the most preparation of any holiday. The RA
Pesach Guide is intended to help families maintain a Pesahdik home according to the principles of Conservative Judaism and its
understanding of Jewish Law. With significant changes in the nature and manufacture of kitchen products and foodstuffs, new
policies are required to maintain a Kosher-for-Pesach kitchen. The full guide is available at rabbinicalassembly.org/pesah-guide
Authorization to Sell Hametz
I, __________________________________________________, hereby authorize Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum to act as my agent to sell
in my name and on my behalf, all hametz owned and possessed by me (knowingly or unknowingly), wherever it may be (at home,
place of business, or elsewhere) in accordance with the requirements and provisions of Jewish law.
Name______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address (Home)_ ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address (Business) ___________________________________________________________________________________________
I enclose $ ________ for the Maot Hittim (checks may be made out to Herzl-Ner Tamid). Please return this form to the synagogue
office no later than Tuesday, April 19 at 9:00 AM. Note: It is a mitzvah to make a voluntary donation for Maot Hittim, which is
money that will enable Jews less fortunate to purchase food for Passover.
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HNT DAY OF SERVICE 2016
SUNDAY, MAY 15 • 9:00 AM
HERZL-NER TAMID
Day of Service
Register now at h-nt.org/DOS to secure your spot!
Herzl-Ner Tamid is proud to announce our fifth annual Day of Service! Last year over 200 volunteers provided
needed assistance to 12 different Seattle and Eastside agencies. This is HNT’s biggest opportunity of the year to
provide needed services in the greater Seattle community. Help us make it to 250 volunteers by coming to share
our passion for community outreach and tikkun olam!
Sign up for the project that interests your family by registering online at h-nt.org/DOS by Wednesday, April 27.
You will be notified via email with your project assignment the week before the program.
After an early morning minyan start at 8:30 AM, we will all gather in the Feinberg Social Hall on Sunday, May 15.
Check-in with team captains begins at 9:00 AM including a light continental breakfast. At 10:00 AM (unless
otherwise noted) we will depart for our service projects or begin them in our designated rooms.
For Frankel Religious School students this is an all-school day for families to spend together doing mitzvot.
Parents and siblings are encouraged to join students, who must be accompanied by an adult to any project.
Everyone will join us in the Feinberg Social Hall to meet in groups, eat, and caravan to pre-chosen volunteer
activities. Be sure to plan with your friends and family to work together and sign up early! Children cannot be
dropped off without a parent.
All projects are first-come-first-volunteering via RSVP. Spaces for many projects are limited, so sign up as soon as
you decide on the project that suits you and your family best. Register now to secure your spot!
PROJECTS FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN OF ALL AGES
Birthday Dreams (Renton): A dream is a wish your heart makes! Help make Birthday Dreams come true by
assembling goody bags for birthday parties for homeless and foster children. 20 spots available!
Card Decorating for Garinim (HNT): Little ones can volunteer too! Families with kids ages 5 and under are
invited to decorate holiday cards that will be delivered to retirement home residents. 14 spots available
(plus kids)!
Gardening for JFS Clients (Bellevue): Put your green thumb to work for a good cause! Assist homebound,
elderly and disabled JFS clients with yard work and household chores. Bring your gardening gloves and some
tools. 10 spots available!
Mitzvah in a Bag (HNT): It is a mitzvah on demand! Help continue a special HNT tradition by assembling bags
which will be available for everyone in the HNT community to keep in their cars and distribute to those in need.
PLEASE NOTE: this is not a good project for those with nut allergies. 25 spots available!
Personal Needs Pouches (HNT): Seize the opportunity to lend a helping hand when it is needed most! Come
assemble pouches filled with toiletry items that will be donated to Harborview Medical Center for distribution
to families in the ICU. 25 spots available!
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HNT DAY OF SERVICE 2016
SUNDAY, MAY 15 • 9:00 AM
HERZL-NER TAMID
Day of Service
Register now at h-nt.org/DOS to secure your spot!
PROJECTS WITH AGE REQUIREMENTS
Eastside Baby Corner (Issaquah): Ages 14+ or ages 7-13 with 1:1 adult supervision. Volunteers will depart at
9:45 AM. Help us help children! Your expertise is needed to sort and organize donations of baby items/gear and
fill bins with clothes! 20 spots available!
HNT Gardening (HNT): Ages 7+. April showers bring May flowers! Grab your gardening tools and gloves and roll
up your sleeves to help beautify our campus. We'll be weeding and pruning to help prepare for spring. Dress in
weather appropriate attire. 25 spots available!
Holy Rollers Torah Scroll Cleaning (HNT): Ages 13+. Our Torah Scrolls need some of your attention; help keep
them in good condition for generations to come! It’s fun, easy to do and we will provide all the tools and training
you need. A Torah Scroll should last hundreds, if not thousands of years! However, regular maintenance and
cleaning is needed to keep scrolls in usable condition. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to become a
Holy Roller! 24 spots available!
ROOTS: Rising Out of the Shadows (Seattle): Ages 10+. Help young adults in need! ROOTS, the organization
where HNT donated socks and gloves collected at this year's Chanukah party, provides shelter and other essential
services to homeless young adults spiraling out of the foster care system and onto the streets. Roll up your
sleeves to organize and sort donations and help with cleaning projects. 20 spots available!
SAFE: Save a Forgotten Equine (Woodinville): Ages 6+. Every horse needs a SAFE place to call home! Help SAFE in
its mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and retrain horses facing neglect or abuse by assisting with a variety of outdoor
projects around the stables and grounds aimed at creating a healthy, happy environment for rescued horses.
There will be some meet and greet time with some of the horses on site. 20 spots available!
Sandwich Lunches for the Homeless (HNT): Ages 7+. Grab some gloves and help make PB&J sandwiches for the
residents of Tent City 3/4. Drivers needed to deliver completed sandwich lunches to Tent City locations. PLEASE
NOTE: this is not a good project for those with nut allergies. 25 spots available!
Giving Opportunity...
We are collecting items through April 15 to benefit area homeless populations and families in the Harborview ICU
through Day of Service projects. The following items are welcome:
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Travel-sized toiletries
Peanut butter or cheese crackers
Granola bars, nuts, dried fruit, or trail mix
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Juice boxes
Peanut butter or jelly
Sandwich or quart-sized Ziplock bags
Bring items to the marked bins in the upper and lower foyers
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THE 2016 LEGACY BRUNCH
Honoring The Bob Zimmerman Community Leadership Award Recipients
Carol z"l and Rabbi Bob Maslan
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$204,384
TODAH RABAH & YASHER KOACH!
To… all our generous donors
To… all who worked on the 2016 Legacy Brunch
To… Julie and David Chivo for
Co-chairing our congregational gathering
Together, as 255 donor families, with 344 people in attendance at the event,
we raised $204,384 for our synagogue community.
A special thanks to …
• Eric Radman for donating photography services: www.RadmanPhotography.com
• Teresa Carew and On Safari Foods for donating our pre-program nosh in memory of Carol z”l
AND to the following committee members and volunteers who made calls, tied ribbons,
stuffed mailings, set tables, and assisted with day-of details and a myriad of necessary tasks…
Leanne Berkenwald, Davida Bilgrad, Allan Boden, Tamar Boden, Marilyn Corets,
Audrey Covner, Susan Edelheit, Julie Ellenhorn, Sandy Friedman, Ricki Gafter, Joanne
Glosser, Larry Glosser, Janet Gray, Ruz Gulko, Judy Heber, Linda Krisher, Cheri Levy,
Nancy Luster, Dan Mintz, Arny Reich, Gabriel Scherzer, Carol Schiller, Barbara Sherer,
Iantha Sidell, Carl Silverberg, David Stiefel, Herb Weisbaum, and Becky Zimmerman
SAVE
THE DATE!
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2017
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YASHER KOACH!
$204,384
AS OF MARCH 22, WE’VE RAISED
To s u p p o r t H N T ’s n e e d s
• LEADERSHIP • Susan & Lonnie Edelheit • Mindy Hara & Sandy Salzberg • Devorah & Ron Weinstein
• LEGACY • Barrie & Richard Galanti • Peggy & Bruce Gladner • Julie & Shimon Mizrahi
• UNDERWRITING • Joann & Carl Bianco • Celie & Zane Brown • Audrey Covner & Dianne Dougherty
Jill & Chuck Friedman • Gwenn & Dean Polik • SUSTAINING • Kimberly & Matthew Bergman •
Melissa & Zane Brown Jr. • Michele & Danny Glasser • Gina & Marc Gonchar • Marcia & Bruce Levy •
Iantha & Stan Sidell • Elaine & Michael Weinstein • SPONSORING • Michelle Goldberg & Michael
Adler • Jennifer & Ken Alterman • Ruth & Mark Balter • Marlene & Steve Burns • Trea & Benjamin
Diament • Marilyn Corets & Adam Mihlstin • Nancy Highiet Morse & Wayne Morse • Joy & David
Stiefel • Jane z"l & Marv Strasburg • SUPPORTING • Shelley & Larry Bensussen • Julie & David Chivo
• Penny & Buzz Coe • Mariann & David Drucker • Julie & Dave Ellenhorn • Kim & Craig Fisher • Joanne
& Larry Glosser • Judy & Jeff Greenstein • Judy & Jim Heber • Lorna & David Isenberg • Leatrice & James
Keller • Barbara & Joel Konikow • Mindy & David Landsman • Karen & Jonathan Langman • Susan &
Brad Lehrer • Amy Schottenstein & Justin Magaram • Jennifer & Paul Malakoff • Deborah & Matthew
Mandel • Carol & Peter Michel • Elaine & Dan Mintz • Naomi & Jon Newman • Pat & Nolan Newman
• Elaine & Alan Peizer • Joan & Scott Perry • Anita & Arny Reich • Janet Gray & Bradley Rind • Joyce &
Saul Rivkin • Dale & Andy Robinson • Judy & Joe Schocken • Iris & Steven Schwartz • Barbara & Howard
Shulman • Stuart Sloan • Pam Becker & Marc Stewart • Alayne & Robert Sulkin • Lucy & Alex Sytman
• Judi & Alan Wilensky • CONTRIBUTING • Leanne & Carl Berkenwald • Sandy & Perry Bloch • Ruth
& Mike Bovarnick • Lisa & Marv Brashem • Lynne & Clive Brazg • Stacey & Tom Brody • Florence Katz
Burstein & Paul Burstein • Lore & Marvin z"l Coe • Sharon & Gary Constantine • Ellis Corets • Simon
Dadoun • Elizabeth & David Director • Rene & Antony Egnal • Candace & Daniel Friedman • Ricki &
Neal Gafter • Michelle & Jerry Hahn • Louise & Gordon Irving • Susan Kleiner & Jeff Kanter • Lisa &
Ralph Katsman • Denise & Les Klaff • Judy & Phillip Koppel • Shanti & Eliyahu Krigel • Cantor Kurland's
Discretionary Fund • Barbara & Eli Lahav • Elizabeth & Allan Las • Ron Leibsohn • Cheri & Mike Levy •
Rita & Bob Lowy • Brenda & Steve Luper • Nancy & Mark Luster • Judy & Nissim Neuman • Joan Okrent
• Sonny Putter • Barbara & Alan Rappoport • Pauline & Jack Reiter • Renee Robbins • Janine & Rabbi Jay
Rosenbaum • Rabbi Rosenbaum's Discretionary Fund • Jane & Aaron Rosenstein • Amy & Arie Salomon
• Leah & Phil Saltzman • Louie Sanft • Nevet Basker & Gabriel Scherzer • Babette & Irwin Schiller • Sari
& Neil Schneider • Judy & Barry Schwarz • Bobbi Chamberlin & Donald Shifrin • Wendy & Michael
Spektor • Sheila & Craig Sternberg • Ina Willner • Patricia Blount & Ilan Zawadzki
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You Made It Happen!
It’s not too late to contribute!
Call the office at 206-232-8555 to join this effort
• ADDITIONAL DONORS • Bonni & Irv Alpert • Sylvia Angel • Carol & Arnold Barer • Deborah & David
Beder • Ruth & Aaron Bernstein • Ruth & Jeff Bernstein • Davida Bilgrad • Diane Zipperman & Carl
Bloom • Tamar & Allan Boden • Ruth Burstiner • Marilyn & Charles Caplan • Emily Grayson & Matteo
Ceccatelli • Audrey & Phil Chanen • Rebecca & Steve Clark • Cheryl Cohen • Sue & Lowell Cordas •
Nicole Elbling • Elaine & Edward Epstein • Irene Epstein • Muriel Epstein • Jessica Epstein & Chaya
Lieberman • Tammy & Rusty Federman • Sandra Feinstein • Lana & Al Finegold • Mimi Fisher • Cynthia
& Jon Franklin • Susan Friedman z"l • Sandy Friedman • Leslie Galanti • Hamutal Gavish • Talby &
Bob Gelb • Pam & Robert Glowitz • Barbara & David Goldberg • Susan & Michael Golden • Kathy
Goldstein • Helaine Goldstein • Janice Grayson • Ruz Gulko • Kari Haas • Judy Harlick • Jenah GoldHarris & Andrew Harris • Ilana Balint & Ian Henderson • Margie & Aaron Holzer • Toby Israel • Linda
& Jake Jacobs • Linda Kumin & Jack Jacobson • Shirley & Billy Jaffe • Deborah Jaworski • Shoshana
Kalman • Rita Katz • Lori & Ron Kaufman • Carolyn Kessler • Lori & Llance Kezner • Louise & Charles
Kiss • Rivka & Jeff Klaff • Jean & Harris Klein • Yosefa & Phil Kouse • Debbie & Michael Kovsky • Nancy
Geiger & Michael Krasik • Linda & Efrem Krisher • Miriam Krisher • Marilyn Kritzer • Sandy Samuel &
Cantor Brad Kurland • Lauren & Will Leahy • Dorothy & Malcolm Lederman • Bev & Larry Lemchen •
Jan & Steve Lewis • Diane & Mason Lilly • Andi Neuwirth & John Livingston • Esther & Al Lott • Susan
Lubin • Debra Mailman • Malka & Danny Maizel • Rabbi Bob Maslan • Bernice Maslan • Fred Maslan
• Melanie & Ben Maslan • Susan & Jay Matt • Marcia & Joey Mayo • Ann & Jim Meisner • Miriam &
Pip Meyerson • Becky Minsky • Joe Mintz • David Mintz • Tina & Michael Novick • Aileen & Aaron
Okrent • Lea Anne & Randall Ottinger • Robin & James Parsons • Ruth & David Peckarsky • Donna
& Robert Peha • Faye & Bob Plum • Dana & Billy Pruchno • Barbara & Rabbi David Radinsky • Carol
Reynolds • Aimee & Jason Germany • Judy & Robert Roberts • Wendy & Adam Rosen • Betsy & Israel
Rosen • Ellen Rosenstein Brin • Karen & David Rosenzweig • Marcia & Rob Rubenstein • Jan & Rusty
Russ • Rachel & Alex Sassoon • Ruth Sassoon • Carol Schiller • Shainie & Michael Schuffler • Rabbi
Arlene Schuster • Nedra & Mitchell Schwamberg • Linda & David Schwartz • Barbara Sherer • Sylvia &
George Siegel • Rabbi Jill Levy & Matt Silverman • Barbara & Robert Sirotkin • Sue & Bob Solomon •
Linda Corets & Bryan Staats • Susan & Josh Stewart • Melinda & Bob Stubbs • Elizabeth & Paul Sytman
• Carla Greenbaum & Fred Tobis • Ella & Eitan Toker • Ketzi & Jim Toney • Sharon Grayson & Remy
Trupin • Trisha Tsutakawa • Rahla & Marvin Turck • Ilyse & Greg Wagner • Lynn & Tony Wartnik • Sue
Amira Weinstein & Alan Weinstein • Debra & Herb Weisbaum • Judy & Jerry Weiser • Suzanne & David
Weiss • Janet Neumann & Ricardo Wenger • Joanne Werner • Gail Wiener • Ruth Winston • Sharon
& George Woolcott • Rabbi Jessica & Brent Yarkin • Michelle & Joel Younker • Judy & Jeff Ziedman •
Becky Zimmerman • Judith Zimmerman • Lirit & Liron Ziv •
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IN SUPPORT OF ONE ANOTHER
Atlas Scholarship Fund
In Memory of
Daisy Israel
The Matterazzo Family
Amy Mackoff
Campership Fund
In Memory of
Marv Coe
Naomi Strauss
Harold Abraham
Sandy Friedman
Cantor Kurland’s
Discretionary Fund
In Appreciation of
Cantor Kurland
Al & Esther Lott
Marc & Gina Gonchar
Risa Wagner & Family
In Honor of
Bella Hartman’s Bat Mitzvah
Chuck & Marilyn Caplan
In Memory of
Cornelis deJong
Arthur & Susie Goldman
Valerie Polack
Bob & Cindy Abramowitz
Richard & Barrie Galanti
Earl Lazarus
Brad Rind & Janet Gray
Don Shifrin & Bobbi Chamberlin
Lonnie & Susan Edelheit
Terry & Marcie Wirth
Marv Coe
Eitan & Ella Toker
George & Sylvia Siegel
Jack Jacobson & Linda Kumin
Daisy Israel
Irving & Bobbi Hirsch
Robert & Cindy Abramowitz
Harold Lubner
Robert & Cindy Abramowitz
Ahuva Toker
Ayala Pliner
Shmuel Toker
Eitan & Ella Toker
Larry Schmidt
Mason & Diane Lilly
Seth Eisner
Melissa Handler and Jacob Eisner
Danny Lewis Fund
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In Memory of
Daisy Israel
Jim & Lee Keller
Nick & Michele Keller
Earl Lazarus
Nick & Michele Keller
These generous tributes were made through February 29, 2016
Philip Stratiner
Jo Ann Goldman, Susie & Arthur Goldman, Cheryl & Dan Becker
Amy Sidell
Jim & Lee Keller
Joyce Stratiner
Steve & Jan Lewis
Eileen Mintz Kitchen
Fund
In Memory of
Carol Maslan
Terry & Marcie Wirth
Bessie Schnitzer
Sam Newson & Geri Schnitzer‑Newson
Endowment Fund
In Memory of
Marv Coe
Holly & Paul Bott
Executive Director's
Discretionary Fund
In Honor of
The birth of Magnolia Alice Mulroney
Mike & Cheri Levy
In Memory of
Marv Coe
Ed & Helene Reed
Carol Maslan
Dr. Larry & Arlene Cohen
Friends of Marcia Levy
Iris Markel
Kathy Goldstein
Laura & Jerry Jacobs
Michael & Henrika Sandorffy
Mr & Mrs Leshin
Sara Wolin
Stuart & Esther Glasser
Tad & Margaret Pearl
The Gold Family
Frankel Endowment Fund
In Memory of
Marv Coe
Abe & Lee Kriger
Frankel Library Fund
In Memory of
Marv Coe
David & Peggy Bernstein
Carol Maslan
Marion Kitz
Robert Mezistrano
Marv & Rahla Turck
Daisy Israel
The Morse Family
General Fund
In Honor of
Max Medin's Bar Mitzvah
Albert & Bette Lynn Menashe
In Memory of
Daisy Israel
Elaine Highiet
Lesley & Sandy Piha
Lilly De Jaen
Mordo and Beverly De Jaen
Robert Roblee & Ronald Johnson
Virginia Israel
Yale Rosenstein
Marv Coe
Irene Epstein
Jonathan & Karen Langman
Shirley Zarkin
Carol Maslan
Jack Jacobson & Linda Kumin
Shirley Zarkin & Susan Enberg
Marcia Friedman
Earl Lazarus
David Libman
Ruth Winston
Stan & Fran Schill
Anita Cohen
Suzie & David Shoub
Maslan Memorial Fund
In Memory of
Carol Maslan
Arthur, Susie, Brandon & Mackenzie Goldman
Benjamin Jacobs & Heidi Rivkin
David Liatos
Jim & Lee Keller
Lore Coe
LouAnn & Irving Brothman
Louie Sanft
Michael, Sara, Ben & Daphne Friedman
Mike, Stacy, Jamey & Gabe Vinnick
Mitchell & Denise Grayson
Peter & Bev Blum
Phillip & Judy Koppel
Memorial Fund
In Memory of
Marv Coe
Arny & Carol Barer
Peter & Bev Blum
Daisy Israel
Arny & Carol Barer
David & Mariann Drucker
Kathie and Morgan Barokas & Family
Mike, Stacy, Jamey & Gabe Vinnick
Roma Sue Barnett &
Family
Verman and Alter Families
Valerie Polack
Dan & Elaine Mintz
Carol Maslan
David & Mariann Drucker
Ida Balter
Mark, Ruth, Charles & Lauren Balter
Ethel Rudin
Abby Franklin
Ralph Langman
Alan Langman
Anne Guralnick
Alvin & Lenore Ziontz
Rose Ziontz
Alvin Ziontz
Thelma Schreer
Andy & Kelly Schreer
Gail Stulberg
Barry, Hannah & Noah Stulberg
Ida Silverberg
Becky Minsky & Family
Seymour Weinberger
Beth Lippman
Peter Thomas
Bob & Natalie Malin
Judy Reynard
Bonni Alpert
Robert Donin
Carol Barer
Sam Crespin
Carolyn Kessler
Robert Rosenfeld
Carrie Rosenfeld
Meyer Miller
Charles & Marilyn Caplan
Bertha Glazer
Cynthia Shifrin
Benjamin Hartman
David Hartman
Roslyn Baer
Esther Lipsen
Samuel Berch
Gena Gorasht, Bonnie Berch & Gary Berch
Fannie Cohen
Jean Wilkenfeld
Gloria Polsky, Joel Polsky & Ellen Stone
IN SUPPORT OF ONE ANOTHER
Ethel Lerner
Hylan Moises
Sofya Kletskaya
Ida Kushner
Irving Epstein
Irene Epstein
Thelma Matt
Jay Matt
Moe Schwartz
Jeff & Mimi Rubenstein & Ryan Rubenstein & Lauren Goldfein
Bessie Adam
Jerome Adam
Maurice Mayo
Joey & Marcia Mayo
Harry Lederman
Helene Betty Weiser
Judy, Jerry, Becca & Debbie Weiser
Jack Lewit
Karen Dunn
Jacob Klaff
Leslie & Denise Klaff
Ben Edelheit
Lonnie Edelheit
Harry Kraft
Marilyn Ruth Abrams
Esther Kiviat
Mark Kiviat
Harold Wilenzick
Janet Wilenzick
Mel & Miriam Wilenzick
Ruth Lerner Novick
Michael & Tina Novick
Hyman Golden
Michael Golden
Albert Kovsky
Michael, Debbie, Gregory & Steven Kovsky
Shmuel Jacoby
Michal Jacoby
Joseph Eliezer Daitsh
Michele, Andrew, Josh & Julia Appelbaum
Norma Zall
Nissim & Judy Neuman
Franz Wenger
Ricardo Wenger
William Panick
Richard Panick
Shulamit Lome Williams
Robert & Alayne Sulkin
Julia Shaffer
Ronald Kaufman
William Cordova
Sandra Feinstein
Beatrice Fishman
Scott Reiter & Rachel Weintraub
These generous tributes were made through February 29, 2016
Moses Schain
Norman Schain
Sid Schain
Sophie Lemchen
Sonny Putter
Leo Kirstein
Tracy Schlesinger
Solie Cohen
Warren Cohen & Raviv Cohen
George Glass
Werner Glass
Mitzvah Corps Fund
In Memory of
Carol Maslan
Alan & Barbara Rappoport & Jerry Peha
Sid & Vicki Schain
Sol & Mary Avzaradel
Valerie Polack
Anita Cohen
Efrem & Linda Krisher
Daisy Israel
Jennie Magid & Family
Lore Coe
Sam & Sharon Eastern
Susan Mosler
Tony & Lynn Wartnik
Marv Coe
Jim & Lee Keller
Richard & Harriet Maizels
Rosanne Cohn
David Libman
Sam & Sharon Eastern
Mildred Peha
Helen Gelfand
Alan, Barbara, Jamie & Mindy Rappoport
Sophie Lemchen
Larry & Bev Lemchen
Maurice Epstein
Muriel Epstein & Family
Roberta Wodlinger
Morning Minyan Fund
In Appreciation of
Susan Zimmerman Stewart
Ilyse & Greg Wagner & Family
In Honor of
The birth of Alan & Judi Wilensky’s granddaughter
Arlene Schuster
In Memory of
Jack Leff
Elaine Mintz
Earl Lazarus
Aaron & Ruth Bernstein
Joel & Barbara Konikow
Daisy Israel
Sandy & Ken Glass
Valerie Polack
Greg & Ilyse Wagner
Mike & Cheri Levy
Marv Coe
Joe Shultz & Velva Stern
Kathy Goldstein
Mike & Stacy Vinnick
Carol Maslan
Joseph Shultz
Cornelis deJong
The Benami Family
Mark Schnitzer
Rabbi Rosenbaum's
Discretionary Fund
In Appreciation of
Rabbi Rosenbaum
Brian & Joanne Kadish
Risa Wagner & Family
In Honor of
Abe Kriger’s 80th birthday
The birth of Mike & Cheri Levy’s grandson, Max
Eitan & Ella Toker
In Memory of
Cornelis deJong
Al & Betty Hasson
Carol Maslan
Eitan & Ella Toker
Julie Hirsch
Daisy Israel
Linda Granat
Eitan & Ella Toker
Earl Lazarus
Larry & Shelley Bensussen
Harold Lubner
The Newman Family
Bronka Sytman
Pavel Sytman
Nissim Israel
Alex & Lucy Sytman
Abner Angel
Esther Lott
Yetta Wolf
Philip Chanen
Rabbi Yarkin’s
Discretionary Fund
In Appreciation of
Rabbi Yarkin
Josh & Irit Levin
Rachel Trager
Memorial Fund
In Memory of
Daisy Israel
Ellen Hendin
Paul & Jennifer Malakoff
Carol Maslan
Marshall & Carol Trager
Frankel Religious
School Fund
In Honor of
Sharron & David
Hartman’s Granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah
Arny & Anita Reich
Bella Hartman & Risa
Wagner’s B’not Mitzvah
Jack & Pauline Reiter
In Memory of
Harold Lubner
Daisy Israel
Donald & Jean Cohn
Jeanne Ben
Larry & Esther Barsher
Lee & Margie Angel
David Libman
Greg & Ilyse Wagner & Family
The Medin Family
Carol Maslan
Stephanie, Chad, Isaac & Eli Parmenter
David M. Coe
Ron & Barbara Coe
Daytimers
In Memory of
Marv Coe
Adrienne Hara
Lore Coe
Daisy Israel
Lucy Kavesh
Joan Okrent
Wittenberg
Waterfront Fund
In Memory of
Marv Coe
Herb & Freya Wittenberg
Youth Activities Fund
In Memory of
Earl Lazarus
Helene Behar
Valerie Polack
Robin Zambrowsky
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WITHIN THE SHUL FAMILY
We Welcome to the World. . .
• Maya Ann Schoenfeld, daughter of Jenny & Adam Schoenfeld, sister to Sam Schoenfeld and granddaughter of Marcy & Barry Bockow, Jan & Brad Silverberg and Bob & Sandi Schoenfeld
• Peri Opal Gerber, daughter of Jamie & Paul Gerber
• Abigail Tamar Weinstein, granddaughter of Judi & Alan Wilensky
• Pierre Peter Goral, son of Julia & Elie Goral
• Jakob Paiden Lorence Droker, son of Aly & Adam Droker and
great-grandson of Hilde Droker and Alice & Wes Pearl
• Meyer Yahna, son of Abby & Andy Yahna and grandson of Netta & Irving Sonkin
• Maxwell Theo Vergottini, great-grandson of Lorraine Cohn and grandson of Julie & Steve Friedman
We Celebrate. . .
• Jessica Salo & Barak Schriger on their marriage
• Parents, Beverly & Peter Blum on the marriage of Steven Blum to Eyal Amitzpur
We Wish a Refuah Shelemah to Congregants. . .
Marion Aronson, Ety Askenazi, Ruth Becker, Audrey Chanen,
Valerie Epstein, Paula Feldman, Mimi Fisher, Talby Gelb, David
Gilman, Peggy Gladner, Leiba Husock, Richard (Dick) Jacobs,
Esther Kahn, Jim Keller, Al Lott, Susanne Rosenkranz, David
Rosenzweig, Kelly Schreer, Ellen Sheps, Carter Wax
We Offer Condolences to the HNT Families of. . .
• Robert Fain z”l, father of David Fain
• Susan Friedman z"l, mother of Dan Friedman & Eli Friedman
• Alan Barer z"l, husband of Regina (Jean) Barer
SPRING 2016 DAYTIMERS FILM SERIES
April 13 (NOTE THE UPDATED DATE):
Fill the Void - A 2012 Israeli film with English
subtitles
After a young Hasidic woman dies in childbirth,
her 18-year-old sister is asked to cancel her
upcoming marriage to a promising young
man and marry her widowed brother-in-law
instead. She must choose between her heart’s
wish and her family duty.
May 18: My Knees Were Jumping - A 1996
American documentary
In the nine months just prior to World War II
nearly 10,000 children were sent, without their
parents, to Great Britain from Nazi Germany,
Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland. These
children were rescued by the Kindertransport
movement. Most of the children never saw their
parents again. The story of the Kindertransports
is an extraordinary piece of history-- unknown
far too long.
June 15: The Nasty Girl - A 1990 German film
with English subtitles
Loosely based on a true story, this film follows
Sonja, a small-town teen, as she enters an
essay contest and ends up researching her
city's involvement with the Third Reich. While
the town has a reputation for resisting Nazi
influence, Sonja discovers that many locals
actually collaborated with the Gestapo and had deep roots
within the Third Reich. Eventually, Sonja's investigation leads
some citizens to try to block her efforts to uncover the truth.
Films follow lunch, served: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Reserve by the Friday before the event
For more information or to make reservations,
call 206-232-8555
Register at: h-nt.org/daytimers
Registration Form - HNT Daytimers Spring 2016 Jewish Film Series
Name(s)_ ______________________________________________________ Phone #:_ ______________________________________
Email:___________________________________________________________________ Number of Participants: ______________
_____ April 13: Fill the Void - $7.00/person
_____ May 18: My Kness Were Jumping - $7.00/person _______ All three films - Only $18/person
_____ June 15: The Nasty Girl - $7.00/person
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Choose form of payment:
q Bill my HNT account
Name and address as it appears on credit card statement:
q Enclosed is a check to HNT for $______________________
q Please charge my credit card for $____________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
Visa q Mastercard
Credit card #:_ _____________________ Exp. Date:__________ ______________________________________________________
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WOMEN'S LEAGUE SISTERHOOD
JUDAICA SHOP
Sisterhood Passover Recipe Exchange
Sunday, April 3 • 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM • at the home of Lorna
& David Isenberg
Named Best Judaica Shop in Seattle by Jewish in Seattle
magazine! We have the largest Judaica Shop in the Seattle Area
and we have many beautiful and meaningful Judaica and gifts
in all price ranges. We offer wedding and B'nai Mitzvah gift
registries and encourage you to volunteer and/or shop. Come
in, see what's new and support your local community.
Bring your favorite dairy or parve Passover recipe to share and
email a copy of the recipe to Sharon Mossman for inclusion in
the Women’s League Sisterhood Passover Recipe Exchange.
Please RSVP to Sharon Mossman at [email protected]
for directions and more information. If you are interested in an
email copy of the ‘Sisterhood Unleaveaned Passover Electronic
Recipe Booklet’ (SUPERB) please contact Kari Haas for a copy!
Women's League Sisterhood Monthly Board Meeting
Sunday, April 3 • 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM • Frankel Library
Sunday May 1 • 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM • Frankel Library
You are invited! Help plan or volunteer at an event and be
an active part of our community! It’s a fun group of ladies!
Sisterhood Book Club
Tuesday, April 5 • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM • Frankel Library
April Book: The Marriage of Opposites by Alice Hoffman
May 3 Book: Wedding Song by Farideh Goldin
June 6 Book: The Fortune Teller's Kiss by Brenda Serotte
Join the Sisterhood Book Club and be part of the discussion!
Rosh Chodesh Group
Monday, April 11, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM in the Upper Foyer
"Let's get in the mood for Pesach together!"
Schmooze & Nosh
No April date as we prepare for Passover
Wednesday, May 18 • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM at Island Crust Café
Delicious food and fun people, what more could you want?
Come hang out with us!
To RSVP for board meetings, Book Club, Rosh Chodesh Group or
Schmooze & Nosh, call 206-719-2224 or email
[email protected].
APRIL HOURS
Open new hours! Spread the word!
Sunday, April 3: 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Wednesdays, April 6 & 27: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
We are open all Wednesday afternoon & Sundays when Frankel
Religious School is in session or by appointment call:
Sue Solomon 206-232-8480 or Kari Haas 206-719-2224
For special order items, email [email protected]
If you would like to volunteer in the Judaica Shop and do
a mitzvah, please contact manager Kari Haa. Free training
provided! Proceeds benefit HNT youth programs.
APRIL ANNIVERSARIES
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Alex & Dalya Will. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Wayne & Nancy Morse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Stan & Heather Alpert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Michael & Ana Tischler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Alan Weinstein & Susan Amira-Weinstein. . . . . . . . . . . 30
Larry & Shelley Bensussen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Jeff & Kit Cohn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Ronen & Julie Kadosh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Dean & Gwenn Polik. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Lester & Keiko Permut. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Ian Crosby & Aurora Bearse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Steven & Ariel Novick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
David Pulda & Amy Glick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
OPPORTUNITIES & APPRECIATION
Todah Rabbah to…
• Mishloach Manot Chair: Donna Peha
GARDENING AT HNT
• The Mishloach Manot Committee: Aly Roush, Janine Rosenbaum, Lisa Brashem and Marjie Offer
Sundays, April 10 & May 15 (Day of Service)
•
Mishloach Manot flyer mailers: Florence Katz Burstein, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Cheri Levy, Donna Peha, Barbara Sherer, and Judy Weiser
The daffodils and crocus are blooming at HNT!
• Mishloach Manot Assemblers: Robert Peha, David Beder, Learn gardening skills and beautify the grounds. We meet at the Dina Holan, Brent Yarkin, Jaime Slutzky, Sandra Feinstein, entry garden by the top breezeway. We will weed, tidy up the
Deborah Perez, Deborah Jaworski, Kelsea Jaworski, Becky garden, cut back blackberry plants in the parking lot, and clean
Minsky, Judy Heber, Iris Schwartz, Ann Meisner, Peter up the terrace gardens by the foyer windows.
Michel, Mark Luster, Nancy Luster, Cora Miller, Laura Miller,
Jessica Schriger, Aly Roush, Daniel Wodaje, Cindy Garbell, Bring a hand trowel, container for weeds, pruning shears and if
Marjie Offer, Denise Mogil, Scott Mogil, Sandy Samuel, and
you prune blackberry vines, bring heavy gloves.
Janine Rosenbaum
• Deborah Beder for a fun FRS Game Day
Please RSVP by contacting Lana via email lanafinegold@msn.
• Rick Davis for captaining our team in the MI Half Marathon
com or 425-747-5742. Lana's cell is 425-445-5742 for that day.
To sign up for upcoming volunteer opportunities, visit h-nt.org/volunteer
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MEMBER DIRECTORY UPDATES
Please use the updates below to keep your HNT Congregational Directory current.
For privacy reasons, we have omitted directory changes in
the online version of HaKol.
To obtain directory changes, please contact the office for
a hard copy of HaKol at 206-232-8555
BELOVED DEPARTED MEMORIALIZED WITH YAHRZEIT PLAQUES AT HNT
Shabbat of April 1/2
Apr. 2 Harry Gold
Ida Roffe
Lillian Lipets
Apr. 3 Ann Etsekson
Albert Winters
Apr. 4 Sarah Berch
Augusta Levinson
William Wienir
Apr. 5 George Silver
Mac Edelson
Apr. 7 Adolph Weinthrop
George Winston
Apr. 9 Abraham Gottlieb
Apr. 11 Goldie Cohn
Janet Wacks
Mendel (Max) Katz
Apr. 12 Carl Rubinstein
Riva Klein
Apr. 13 Marie Friedlander
Vivian Ordell
Apr. 14 Rachel Wise
Nathan Schwartz
Joseph Fisher
Dave Ross
Louis Kolpack
Edith Polack
Apr. 15 Sarah Green
Joseph Golden
Apr. 16 Felix Hahn
Aaron Chiprut
Apr. 17 Rose Bovarnick
Apr. 18 Louis Snider
Fannie Delson
Augusta Suffion
Apr. 19 Jack Kaplan
Harry Aaron Jaffe
Isaac Lackman
Rhoda Fishman Eisen
Nessie Warshall
Rose Brown
Louis Rutt
Apr. 20 Julius Myers
Jennie Lander
Lenore Casserd
Ruby Gladstein
Fani Rosenbaum
Apr. 21 Chaim Pinchev
Apr. 22 Samuel Berger
Nettie Gladner
Henry Arshon
Altha Rosenberg
Marion Glazer
Rose Saslow Kornblit
Margaret Olbaum
Apr. 23 Gerda Yuval
Apr. 24 Lorraine Himelhoch
Herman Schocken
Sonia Bender
Frank Harris
George Ginsberg
Apr. 25 Adam Yuval
Morris Weiser
Wolfe Warshal
Abraham Lebow
Max Tover
Melanie Lowinger
Eddie Miller
Apr. 26 Emma Ostroff
Ilse Herrnstadt
Cyril Fink
Irving Burian
Fanny Burian
Edward Sternoff
Apr. 27 Gerald Lancaster
Richard Pintus
John White
Apr. 29 Jacob Karp
Apr. 30 Morris Adler
Abraham Samuelson
Zlata Silver
May 1 Rae Cohen
Bessie Cohen
May 2 Martha Atlas
Toby Sigman
Benjamin Jaffe
May 3 Vera Petrow
Henry Kubey
Nettie Cohn
Rose Ringold
May 4 Sophie Block
Jack Grund
Joseph Kanoff
Suse Rosenstock
Winnie Rosenbaum
May 5 Rebecca Shulman
Sol Kay
Sarah Vyborny
May 6 Frieda Levinson
Helen Lott
Bessie Garaway
Leon Garrie
Nat Antler
Max Finegold
Martin Landweber
Herzl Memorial Park, 16501 Dayton Avenue North, Shoreline, WA 98133
If there is a death in the family,
call the Seattle Jewish Chapel at 206-725-3067
For information, call Elaine Weinstein at 425-455-4703
The Cemetery Committee:
George Siegel, President . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-363-2196
Elaine Weinstein, Vice President . . . . . . 425-455-4703
Peter Michel, Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 425-788-3249
Steve Burns, Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-9427
Shirley Sidell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-801-7009
Harris Klein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-2026
Jay Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206-232-5730
Small rocks to leave at graves are available under the reader board on the north side of the chapel.
18
5776
2016
Adar II
Nisan
APRIL
Information for T’ﬁlot: page 2 and Adult Education Classes: h-nt.org/adult-lifelong-learning
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
ZIMRIYAH
YOM HA’ATZMAUT
THURSDAY, MAY 12
3
24 Adar II
Garinim Passover Program
B’Yachad Parent Class: 9:30 AM
Judaica Shop: 10:00 AM 12:15 PM
WL Board Mtg.: 10:30 AM
Sisterhood Passover Recipe
Exchange: 1:00 PM
10
2 Nisan
Minyanaires: 9:00 AM
Gardening: 10:00 AM
Torah Readers Community
(TRC) Kick-off Meeting:
10:30 AM
17
NO FRS
9 Nisan
Third Space Pesach
Cooking Demo:
11:00 AM (offsite)
USY Convention
4
25 Adar II
11
3 Nisan
Rosh Chodesh Group:
7:00 PM
18
NO FRS
10 Nisan
5
Thursday
Wednesday
DAY OF SERVICE
SUNDAY, MAY 15
Signup at h-nt.org/DOS
26 Adar II
6
27 Adar II
7
28 Adar II
Torah on Tap: 7:30 PM
HNT Sponsored Film at SJFF
- In Search of Israeli
Cuisine: 6:20 PM (offsite)
12
13
14
Lunch & Sing: 12:00 PM
19
NO FRS 11 Nisan
NO FRS
5 Nisan
Daytimers Lunch & Film:
11:30 AM
20 NO FRS
12 Nisan
21
23 Adar II
1Tot Shabbat: 9:4522AMAdar II Shabbat
2 Services: 9:30
AM
Shabbat Services: 6:00 PM Bat Mitzvah of Tatum Mayo
Musical Kabbalat Shabbat
USY Shabbat Dinner &
Games: 6:30 PM
(offsite)
Shemini
7:22 PM
Executive Committee
Meeting: 6:00 PM
Sisterhood Book Club:
7:00 PM
4 Nisan
Saturday
Friday
6 Nisan
8
29 Adar II
1 Nisan
NO FRS
Rosh Chodesh
Tot Shabbat: 9:45 AM
Shabbat Services: 6:00 PM Shabbat Services: 9:30 AM
Musical Kabbalat Shabbat B’nai Mitzvah of Blake Sloan
& Alex Weiss
Third Space Movie
Night: 8:00 PM
7:32 PM (offsite)
Tazria
15
7 Nisan
Tot Shabbat: 9:45 AM
Shabbat Services: 6:00 PM
Musical Kabbalat Shabbat
Third Friday Shabbat
for 20s & 30s:
6:30 PM
USY Convention 7:42 PM
13 Nisan
9
22 NO FRS
14 Nisan
16
8 Nisan
NO FRS
Jewish Meditation: 9:30 AM
Shabbat Services: 10:00 AM
USY Convention
Metzora
23 NO FRS
15 Nisan
1st Seder - Erev Pesach 1st Day of Pesach
Permission to Sell Hametz
Forms Due: 9:00 AM
6:00 PM Shabbat Services
Musical Kabbalat
Shabbat
Parasha Study: 9:30 AM
Shabbat Services:
10:00 AM
7:51 PM
24
NO FRS
16 Nisan
2nd Day of Pesach
9:30 AM Pesach Services
25
17 Nisan
6th Grade Kadima Dinner:
6:00 PM
26
18 Nisan
7th Grade Kadima Dinner:
6:00 PM
27
19 Nisan
Day of Service Signups
Due: 6:00 PM
28
20 Nisan
OFFICE CLOSES AT 3:00 PM
21 Nisan
29
30
7th Day of Pesach
22 Nisan
8th Day of Pesach
OFFICE CLOSED
Pesach Services: 9:30 AM Parasha Study: 9:30 AM
Shabbat Services: 6:00 PM Shabbat Services: 10:00 AM
Anniversary
Shabbat for Kids:
Shabbat
10:30 AM
19
8:01 PM
Yizkor
Mark your calendar:
Lag B’Omer Celebration
Wednesday, May 25 • 6:00 PM
At the Wittenberg Waterfront Park
Signup at: h-nt.org/LBO
Join HNT & the J for a community-wide
Maccabia, BBQ & bonfire!
We will also celebrate the last day of Frankel Religious School for the year.
All children and adults are welcome, both FRS and non-FRS families!
Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation
Affiliated with The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
3700 East Mercer Way, Mercer Island, WA 98040
P.O. Box 574, Mercer Island, WA 98040
Phone: 206-232-8555
[email protected] • www.h-nt.org
Senior Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum / [email protected]
Cantor Bradlee Kurland / [email protected]
Rabbi for Community Engagement, Rabbi Jessica Yarkin / [email protected]
Executive Director, Nadine Strauss / [email protected]
Director of Education, Eliyahu Krigel / [email protected]
Program and Events Manager, Rebecca Levy / [email protected]
2015-2016 Executive Committee
Dan Mintz, President
Chuck Friedman, Executive Vice-President
Jonathan Langman, Treasurer/Financial V.P.
Donna Peha, Membership Vice-President
Michele Glasser, Secretary
Julie Ellenhorn, Immediate Past President
2015-2016 Board of Directors
Marilyn Corets
Steven Novick
Antony Egnal
Scott Perry
Benjamin Diament
Billy Pruchno
Kari Haas
Aaron Rosenstein
Orit Hickman
Leah Saltzman
David Isenberg
George Siegel
Linda Krisher
Ilyse Wagner
Brenda Luper
NON PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Mercer Island, WA
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