Jewish Home Leadership Goes to Washington ECLC School

ISSUE 51 l QUARTERLY REPORT
SEPTEMBER 2014 l ELUL 5774
Jewish Home at Rockleigh Resident Possesses Postcard from Warsaw Ghetto
Iris Rosendahl, Public Relations Coordinator, Jewish Home Foundation
Alex Strachman, a resident of the Jewish Home at
Rockleigh along with his wife Dona, has a precious
postcard which was mailed from the Warsaw Ghetto
on November 5, 1941. The card tells a special and
heartbreaking story about his parents. Still more
mysterious, the postcard, mailed to his uncle
Franklin in the Bronx, did not arrive for several
years…not until September 12, 1945. Alex believes
that there was a day of grace when the Germans
allowed people to write to their families. It was
intended to assure Franklin that Alex’s parents were
still alive, but no one knows exactly what happened
to the card during the intervening years or how it
was finally mailed to the U.S. His uncle’s niece found
the postcard when going through her uncle’s papers
after his death.
Alex was born in Lodz, Poland in 1916, into a family of culturally assimilated Jews.
Many in his mother’s family were classical musicians while his father Hersch
was a language teacher at a
high school, which Alex later
attended. At the age of 16, Alex
was proficient in reading, writing and speaking Polish, Latin,
German and English. When he
completed gymnasium or high
school, he attended university
and subsequently law school in
Cracow. Alex became engaged to
a young woman, Bronya, who
was studying to be a physician.
Subsequently they were married
by proxy, enabling her to live in
Alex Strachman’s parents
the Warsaw Ghetto with her parents at the same time
that Alex’s parents were there.
Alex fled from Cracow when he was tipped off by a
former student of his father’s that the SS were about
to arrest him for translating some “subversive”
articles. Germany and the Soviet Union partitioned
Poland in 1939. Alex left the German zone and spent
the war years in the eastern part of Poland which
was administered by the Russians. He eventually
joined the Polish forces that were helping the
Allies during World War II and acted as defending
counsel for the Polish troops in exile. Sadly, he never
discovered what happened to his parents or his first
wife and her family after they were trapped in the
Warsaw ghetto.
Eventually Alex immigrated to the U.S. where he
met his beloved wife Dona through friends. “She came from Lezajsk, a town in
Poland with many Jewish inhabitants and of great religious significance,” said
Alex. The Reb Elimelech Weisblum, a rabbi and one of the founders of the Hasidic
movement, was buried in Lezajsk. Each year Hasidim congregate at his grave to
mark the day the Rabbi was born.
Alex worked as an importer of textiles, opening a company in New
York City, while he and his family
lived in Westbury, Long Island, NY.
When Alex and Dona installed memorial plaques in their synagogue,
Dona made sure that a plaque for
Bronya, Alex’ first wife, was
included. As this indicates, Alex and
Dona’s devotion to each other
extended to others around them.
Alex and Dona Strachman
Jewish Home Leadership Goes to Washington
ECLC School Program at JHAL
Sunni Herman, Executive Vice President, JH at Rockleigh
Lauren Levant, CALA, Executive Director, JHAL
Sunni Herman, Executive Vice President of
the Jewish Home at Rockleigh (JHR),
joined by Myrna Block, President of the
JHR Board, and Eli Ungar, Chairman of
the Jewish Home Family, met with the
staffs of NJ Senators Corey Booker, Robert
Menendez, and Congressman Scott Garrett
who represents the 5th District of NJ.
Three students from Early Care & Learning Council (ECLC)
of New Jersey’s vocational school in Ho-Ho-Kus have been
volunteering since last year at the Jewish Home Assisted
Living in River Vale, NJ in order to get work experience and
develop social skills. ECLC of New Jersey was formed in 1970
by a group of parents in order to provide early intervention
services to a handful of pre-school children, according to its
website. Today it’s an accredited, non-profit organization that
educates students aged 5 to 21 at schools in Ho-Ho-Kus and
Chatham. It also has full-time adult day programs and a supported employment agency that finds meaningful jobs for
students upon graduation. ECLC guarantees lifelong services
of education, enrichment, and employment to its students
and adult clients with special needs, including autism. At
present, there are about 78 students in the program, said
teacher Russ Bargiel.
Sunni Herman spoke on June 13th at
a morning-long symposium on issues
affecting the elderly. The Symposium was
organized by the Association of Jewish
Aging Services and was held at the White
House in Washington, D.C. Sunni and
Richard Schwalberg, Administrator of
Menorah Park Center for Senior Living in
Beachwood, Ohio spoke to the group
about the eligibility
requirements for a
Medicare beneficiary’s stay.
Traditionally,
if
someone qualifies
for Medicare because they are over
65, they have been
admitted to the hospital, have stayed
there for three nights, and they would
benefit from rehabilitation services in a
nursing home, Medicare will pay 100% of
the cost of the stay in the nursing home for
the first 20 days and 80% from days 21
thru 100, as long as they continue to make
steady progress. Over the past year, nursing homes across the U.S. have been seeing a steady increase in the
number of individuals who would benefit
from receiving rehabilitation services
from places such as the Jewish Home at
Rockleigh and who have stayed in the
hospital for 3 or more nights, but
were held ‘under observation status’
instead of being admitted to the hospital.
Under these circumstances, Medicare
does not reimburse
for inpatient subacute
rehab stay. This summer, the Senate’s
Special Committee on
Aging has held hearings on observation
stays to change the
legislative requirements for a skilled
nursing facility stay.
L to R: Myrna Block, Sunni Herman, Eli Ungar
At the Jewish Home Assisted Living, students Ruth, Joseph and
Eric, have done a variety of jobs as part of their training. Ruth has
helped the activities staff with various programs, while Joseph
and Eric have helped the dining staff by folding napkins, pouring milk, and passing out water and menus. “It’s a great
program. JHAL is a new location for us. We began last March
and we hope to continue it for a long time,” says Bargiel. “The
young people are welcomed and they love it,” he added.
“Generally, they work one or two mornings a week. We try to
keep participation in the program under 10 hours per week so
that they can keep up with their schoolwork,” he explained.
These three students have just graduated from the program and
one of them, Joseph, has been hired to work at JHAL part-time.
JEWISH HOME FAMILY:
Lauren Levant Receives Award
Charles P. Berkowitz, President and CEO, Jewish Home Family
I am pleased to share with you that Lauren
Levant, Executive Director of the Jewish
Home Assisted Living (JHAL), was chosen
to be the recipient of the 2014 Howard E.
Charish
Award
for
Professional
Excellence, awarded by the Jewish
Federation of Northern New Jersey. I was
particularly pleased to nominate her for
this award. The criteria were as follows:
“The awardee will be someone who, through her/his professional practice,
demonstrates the capacity to make lasting change in the Northern New Jersey
community by:
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Journal deadline is September 15th
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• Demonstrating through their leadership and achievements a commitment
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Annual Gala
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Having read the criteria and conferring with Jason Shames, Executive Director
of the Jewish Federation of NNJ, I was pleased to nominate Lauren. The Kaplens
and I were responsible for the hiring of Lauren to the position of Executive
Director. Once the building was completed, Lauren was responsible for the startup of JHAL, which included the hiring of staff and the admission of residents
into the facility. Now after 7 years, I am pleased to report that the facility is operating well and has achieved a wonderful reputation.
5:30 pm
Featuring
Joan Lunden
Award-winning journalist, tv personality
and best-selling author
Lauren began her professional career in 1991 as a social worker in a Bergen
County nursing home. In 2004, she became the Executive Director for Atria
Senior Living in Riverdale, NY, which was one of only two kosher facilities for
the National chain. Lauren was involved in the final stages of the joint venture
between Atria and the UJA Federation in NY to ensure the opening of the Mollie
and Jack Zicklin Jewish Hospice Residence, which was located within the Atria
Riverdale community.
at
The Rockleigh
26 Paris Avenue, Rockleigh, NJ
RSVP deadline is September 30th
Lauren has been involved with the ‘One Book, One Community’ program as a
member of the selection committee in 2012. In 2014 she was selected to be a part
of the cohort for the Berrie Professional Excellence Program, joining her colleagues Melanie Cohen, Sunni Herman and Brandy Stefanco. She has been
elected to the Board of Directors of Temple Emanuel of Pascack Valley. For the
past three years, Lauren has been involved in the Hillsdale Education
Foundation.
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In her spare time, Lauren is the wife to Rick and mother of two wonderful young
girls, Leah and Alyssa.
I have been pleased to call Lauren a colleague from the day I met her and look
forward to her being involved with JHAL throughout her professional career.
OUR PATRONS’
Eva Lynn & Leo Gans
Wedding Anniversary
Sep 8
Jayne & David Petak
Wedding Anniversary
Sep 9
Orli Michelle Bruhim
Birthday
Sep 10
Eva Holzer
In Memory of Erich Holzer
Sep 12
Yvette & Louis Tekel
Wedding Anniversary
Sep 15
Mel & Rita Wallerstein
Wedding Anniversary
Sep 15
Gayle & Mel Gerstein
Wedding Anniversary
Sep 28
Sharon & Michael Jaffin
Wedding Anniversary
Oct 7
Debbie Himmelfarb
Birthday
Oct 7
Bernie Levere
In Memory of Zelda Levere
Oct 9
Shyli Ruth & Tali Sarah Bruhim
Birthday
Oct 12
Shirley Gralla
Birthday
Oct 21
The series was kicked off by singer Jason Craig who performed favorites from the
1940s to the 1970s. It was standing room only and people were singing along with
him. The patio was full of energy and excitement. Pianist George Tuzzeo
performed on July 23rd , playing a variety of low-key, relaxing songs. Other scheduled performances will include Adrianne Hick, a singer and cabaret performer
who will sing Broadway show tunes, and Exodus Supreme, a band that plays
Calypso, Reggae and Latin. The
series will be topped off by Ed
Goldberg and the Odessa Klezmer
band that will play a variety of
Eastern European music, Latino
and Middle Eastern pieces.
Helene & Bob Lapin
Wedding Anniversary
Oct 24
Beth & Rafael Levin
Wedding Anniversary
Nov 2
Shelley & Jeff Cohen
40th Wedding Anniversary
Nov 2
Ann Oster
Birthday
Nov 2
Jonathan Izak
Birthday
Nov 4
Sylvia & Stanley Shirvan
Wedding Anniversary
Nov 9
Harley & Eli Ungar
Wedding Anniversary
Nov 12
Myrna & Yale Block
Wedding Anniversary
Nov 13
Jill Carus-Bier
In Memory of
Jeannette & Victor Carus
Nov 14
The residents enjoy having
evening entertainment. We always tell them to close their eyes
and pretend they’re sitting on the
Great Lawn in Central Park. They
get a big kick out of it.
Eric Himmelfarb
Birthday
Nov 16
JHAL Enjoys Outdoor Summer Concert Series
Julie Cochrane, Director of Activities/Volunteer Services,
Jewish Home Assisted Living
The beautiful patio in the back of the Jewish Home Assisted Living in River Vale
has been the site of the Billie Kramer 2014 Summer Concert Series. This is the first
year that the concert series has taken place and it is funded by a generous gift
from the Vogels, Billie Kramer’s family. Billie was a former resident of JHAL.
Laurette Vogel, Billie’s daughter, said, “my Mom went to Juilliard and loved
anything related to the arts.” So this concert series seemed to be an ideal tribute
to her. “I wanted to give the residents something they could look forward to,”
she added.
Wendy Ezor Engler & Mitch Engler In Honor of
Gilda & Isidore Ezor
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In Memory of
Anne & Mack Engelhardt
Nov 28
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Talmud: Kiddushin 40:2
Shavuot Cheesecake Bakeoff at JH at Rockleigh
Honor Your Loved Ones
Tracey Couliboly, Director of Recreation, Jewish Home at Rockleigh
Residents, families and members of the community are invited to
celebrate birthdays and simchas, or honor/remember loved ones by
sponsoring either a Shabbat or Yom Tov Kiddush ($150), or by
dedicating a large print Holiday Prayer Book ($36). For further
information, contact the Development Office at 201-784-1414 x5538.
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Sheila Cherry
Esther Robinson
Victor Farber
Doris Malinowski
Evelyn Sulcov
Isidore Haliczer
Zona Fennelly
Edith Silber
Judith Golden
Loretta Buniva
Renee Kleinberg
Aldina DeMarco
Dorothy Yaphe
Sally Gideon
Faye Julie
Annette Pedowitz
Bayla Cohen
Betty Saperstein
Edith Max
Ruth Shapiro
Mildred Bookman
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Joan Foley
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One of the most popular customs on Shavuot is to eat cheesecake. The residents at the
Jewish Home at Rockleigh, along with their families, took eating this delicious delight
one step further. They decided to host a cheesecake bake-off.
Staff and residents worked vigorously gathering famous family recipes to submit. Recipes
were submitted for Cherry Cheesecake by Yael Rudolph — granddaughter of Ruth
Waldman, Chocolate Cheesecake by Lisa Mactas (using her mother’s recipe) — Vice
President of JHR, and Ultimate Cheesecake by Mindy Orlinsky — daughter of Mary
Sussman (and baked by Linda Collins and Jean Rosenblum). A dietetic alternative, Farmers
Cheesecake, was offered by Marilyn Wechter (though not a submission to the bake-off).
Those who were brave enough to accept the challenge stood side by side in hopes of
becoming the winner of our first annual cheesecake bake off. Yael Rudolph not only had
the pressure of executing her grandmother’s famous cherry cheesecake recipe to a T,
but also making her proud.
Each participant worked on mixing their ingredients and informing the audience of the
steps it takes to make the perfect cheesecake. The audience waited in anticipation to
taste a sliver of each.
Beth Janoff Chananie, Editor at the Rockland Jewish Media Group, was invited to be
our celebrity judge, sitting on a panel with our very own Rabbi Feld, Sunni Herman,
and residents Lenore Lippert and Marilyn Wechter. After tasting all 3 cheesecakes, it
was unanimously decided...we had 3 winners. One of the recipes (below) was featured
in the Jewish Standard.
Chocolate Cheesecake Recipe by Lisa Mactas
1 box chocolate wafers (9 ozs)
12 oz bag semi sweet chocolate morsels
6 T melted butter
3 – 8 oz packages cream cheese
1 cup sour cream
1 cup + 2 T sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
3 eggs
1/8 tsp salt
Preheat oven to 350o. Before preparing crust, unwrap cream cheese and allow to soften.
Crust: Crush chocolate wafers into powder in Cuisinart (do in batches). Transfer to mixing
bowl and add 2 Ts sugar and mix. Add 6 Ts of melted butter to wafer and sugar mix and
blend. Pour into 9” springform pan and press firmly against bottom and sides with fork.
Filling: Melt chocolate morsels in the top of double boiler. Use mixer to blend 3 eggs and 1
cup sugar until light and frothy. Slice packages of cream cheese into 6 even chunks per pkg.
Add 1 pkg at a time to batter in mixer bowl and blend. Add melted chocolate morsels from
mixture and blend. Add 1 tsp vanilla extract and blend a little. Add 1/8 tsp salt and blend.
Add 1 cup sour cream and blend. Add container of water to oven while baking for moistness. Pour mixture into refrigerated crust and bake on center rack in 350o oven for 45-50
mins or until hairline cracks form. Center will jiggle but outer edges will remain firm. Once
hairline cracks begin to form about 1” from edge, remove from oven and place on wire rack
to cool. Cover with saran wrap after 2 hours of cooling. Refrigerate overnight. Use spatula
to free edges from side of pan. Open pan and use spatula to loosen bottom. Carefully move
onto serving plate.
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