Spring Gala Huge Success - Chisuk Emuna Congregation

Iyar– October-November
Sivan 5774 – May 2014
Cheshvan Kislev 5774
2013
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LetterSpring
to the Congregation
Gala Huge
Success
Thanks to the Volunteers
It is not often that you have a group of volunteers as reliable and committed as I have had the luxury and pleasure
of working with at each Event.
I would like to thank Laura Monaco for creating the centerpieces and the Family Tree displays for the Gala,along
with Judy Marcus and Rick Rubin. They worked for virtually weeks in order to get the results we all wanted.
Thanks to Cheryle Cohen for tracking the RSVP's, updating me several times a week and also printing the table
cards.
Thanks also to the entire committee, Rachel Weinstock, Maggie Grotzinger, Nancy Simmons, Cory Schneider, Joyce
Green, Barbara Putterman, Debby Reuvenny and Barb Bazelon.
Thanks to Robin Schuldenfrei for the design for our invites, RSVP's , posters, and terrific Program book.
Kellie Portman did a great job of interviewing the honorees,which took many hours.
Thank you to Josh Damrauer for filming the interviews of the honorees. Josh spent weeks editing almost 2 hours of
interviews for each family into 11 minutes of video for each family and he filmed the entire event for our archives.
Kudos to Susan Sussman for always being so supportive and for additionally providing the office backup that is
so incredibly valuable. Many thanks go out to Will Watson for his never ending help by setting up the tables and
chairs and always being so willing to be of assistance in any way.
Thank you Norman Gras and your entire staff for the wonderful hors-d’oeurves,dinner and dessert. All who
attended,enjoyed.
Thanks to Mike Greenwald for his wonderfully animated MC skills. Mike you guided the program masterfully.
Thanks to Gerry Gorelick and Fay for introducing our honorees with both humor and heartfelt , emotion.
Rabbi Muroff, thanks for your endless support.
Thanks to Gary Klein for Live Streaming the Gala and handling all of our Facebook needs. Thanks to Kip Portman
for being the best Parking Director and for always being so willing to help whenever asked.
And of course, thanks go to the Rubin and Shuman families for allowing us to honor them.
All in all thank you to everyone who supported this Gala and whose participation made it the event it was.
-Linda Laff.
VP Programming/Fundraising
On Sunday, April 6th nearly 200 guests honored the Rubin and Shuman families at Chisuk Emuna’s Spring Gala.
More photo’s on page 3
Finding Ecstacy at the JCC
Visiting the JCC pre-school before Pesach was an ecstatic experience. The children were so excited!
Being in their presence made everyone else excited, too – their teachers and visiting grandparents and
even a middle-aged rabbi. Aliveness is contagious!
The delight of those precious children reminded me of the Chassidic concept of hitlahavut, a state
of enthusiasm or ecstasy, occasionally reached in prayer and sometimes outside of it. At its essence,
hitlahavut is an awareness – just a passing glimpse really - into an experience of G-d’s presence in
everything at all times.
Though the toddlers of the JCC pre-school have probably not learned about hitlahavut yet, their
capacity to experience unbridled joy and excitement is related to what the Chassidim were describing.
Children often have the ability to experience their emotions – happy and sad and everything in-between – in an
unfiltered and embodied way unlike so many of us “sophisticated” adults – with our refined abilities to analyze,
compartmentalize and multi-task.
What would it take for us to experience our lives a little more fully?
Abba Kovner – the poet who served as a partisan fighter during the Holocaust and went on to organize the
emigration of hundreds of thousands of children to Israel after the war – offers some wisdom:
“Remember the past,
Live in the present,
Trust in the future.”
Perhaps, Kovner is teaching us that because we remember the past and trust in the future, we can and must live in
the present.
Living in the present begins with paying attention, with noticing what’s going on in our lives.
Living in the present means appreciating the wonder of a child’s smile, a sunrise, or even of drinking a glass of
water, taking a walk or singing a song.
Living in the present means – please forgive the pun - being really present – and profoundly compassionate and
genuinely curious - in relationship with family members, friends and others.
Living in the present is something that we do regularly as a Chisuk Emuna family when we gather to pray or study
or do acts of loving-kindness, in celebration or in sorrow.
During this season, as we journey with our ancestors from Egypt to Sinai, from slavery to physical freedom, spiritual
revelation and head towards the Promised Land, let us strive to live with hitlahvut, a burning flame, an aliveness that
leads us to experience G-d, our fellow human journeyers and the world, with greater enthusiasm and connectedness.
Ron Muroff
Hebrew School students
enjoyed a model
Seder guided by their
teachers, Kayla Reisman,
Shayna Solomon, Jodie
Raffensperger and Lynne
Harlacher, with the help of
several parents.
The model Seder was the
culmination of weeks of
instruction in which our
children explored the story
and songs, tastes and
traditions of Passover.
For more information about
our Hebrew School, please
contact Rabbi Ron Muroff at
717-329-9597
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Bat Mitzvah of Lily Woolf
On May 17, 2014, Lily Rose Woolf will celebrate her
Bat Mitzvah at Chisuk Emuna. Lily is in the sixth grade
at Linglestown Middle School. She loves hanging out
with friends, social media and playing basketball with
coach Terri Travers & the JCC Middle School team. She
loves her cousins (Aunts & Uncles, too), visiting them
whenever she can. Lily has a great sense of adventure…recent summers include exciting trips with her
friends at JCC Travel Camp. Highlights have included
thrilling water parks, arcades, and concerts.
In her spare time, Lily enjoys baking and the art of
cake decorating. She’s also very creative, mastering
nail art and hair braiding! For her Bat Mitzvah project, Lily is collecting baking goods and supplies to donate to Shalom House, a local shelter for women
and children. Collections will be held at two locations-the Harrisburg JCC
and at Chisuk Emuna Congregation through May 9th.
Lily is grateful to have worked with Shayna Solomon, her Bat Mitzvah tutor, as well as Rabbi Muroff and all of her other Hebrew School teachers. A
big shout-out goes to Lily’s teachers at the Silver Academy who instilled in
her a great love for Judaism and the love of Israel. Sending many thanks to
all for inspiring and teaching her.
Lily will be celebrating her simcha with her parents, Jill Parnes and Jerry
Woolf, siblings Abbey and Addam, Emily and Noah, and grandparents Herb
and Marcy Parnes, Ann and Joe Weiss, and Merv and DeDe Woolf.
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Bar Mitzvah
of Anthony
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Tomas McVey
(Shimshon
Bartash)
On
May
31,
2014,
Anthony will
be called to
the
Torah
as a Bar
Mitzvah.
His reading
will be a
portion
of
Naso and the Haftorah about the
announcement of the birth of
Shimshon (Samson).
Tony is a 7th grader at the Central
Dauphin Middle School. He is a
treasurer on the student council and
a writer for the school newspaper
“The Rampage”. He volunteers at
various fund raising events, such
as school plays, musicals, and any
other school projects. His favorite
subjects are science, math, history,
and economics.
Outside of school, Tony studies
martial arts at Kim’s Tae Kwon Do
studio, where he mastered the skills
to become a Black Belt - first dan.
He also likes swimming and plans
to join the JCC swim team after
his Bar Mitzvah. Tony has been
a participant of the JCC summer
camps for several years, where he
developed friendships with some
other worthy friends. He enjoys
playing “Minecraft”, “Skyrim”and
“Fall-out” and he likes hunting,
shooting, biking and hanging out
with his friends.
Tony is the son of Gabriel Bartash
and Elizabeth Whittom and the
grandson of proud grandparents
Harvey & Helena Bartash and Craig
& Tammy Bishop.
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Hershey Park
Volunteer
Program
The Hershey Park Rides Volunteer
Program is in full swing for this
spring, summer and fall. Anyone
interested in volunteering should
contact Felix Thau (540-9288) or
Stuart Garner (232-0756) for further
information. Everyone who signs
up will be placed on an email list to
be notified of volunteer openings as
quickly as possible. This program
is a great way to make money for
Chisuk Emuna, and you receive a
voucher for park admission for each
shift worked.
WOMEN OF
CHISUK EMUNA
Chisuk Emuna to Purchase AED
Congregants Learn CPR
Recently the Executive Committee unanimously agreed to purchase an
AED (automatic external defibrillator) for the synagogue, for the potential
unfortunate circumstance of someone suffering a cardiac arrest while in
the building. However, they also felt that CPR training should be provided
as well. On March 30th, Josh Glick, son of Drs. Mark Glick and Maggie
Grotzinger, trained approximately 20 congregants and staff on performing
lifesaving CPR. Use of dummies to practice on was generously provided
by the simulation lab at Hershey Medical Center. Josh also demonstrated
how to use an AED. While we hope to never need to use this training, the
congregation thanks Josh for preparing us in case of emergency.
If anyone wishes to make a donation to help cover the cost of the AED,
please contact Susan Sussman at the office. The cost of the AED will be
approximately $1,400.
The synagogue will also be purchasing a DVD from the American
Heart Association that will provide instruction on basic CPR, so that other
congregants can learn as well.
Elections
On Thursday, May 8th at
7:00 pm, the Women of Chisuk
Emuna will hold a meeting at the
synagogue to elect officers and
plan events. Your involvement and
commitment to Sisterhood is vital!
You do not have to want to hold an
office to attend. Desserts and coffee
will be served. Please RSVP to Robin
at 301-325-3969 or robinbeth59@
gmail.com.
Book of Ruth Breakfast and
Discussion
Join the Women of Chisuk Emuna
on Sunday, June 1st at 10:00 am
for a special program on the Book
of Ruth. The program will be held
at Chisuk Emuna; all are invited.
Please contact Robin and Ivy for
details or to RSVP (Robin at 301325-3969; [email protected]
or Ivy at 717-991-0643; mikaian@
aol.com.
Adult Bat Mitzvah Program
The Board Members for The
Women of Chisuk Emuna ( WOCE )
are considering beginning an Adult
Bat Mitzvah Program. If any of the
Women in the congregation are
interested in information or have
questions, please contact Ivy Levine
or Robin Schuldenfrei. Ivy 991-0643
or Robin 301-325-3969.
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Hearing Men’s WITHIN THE
Voices
FAMILY
The Men’s Club presents Hearing
Men’s Voices on Sunday, May 25th
at 9:30 am at Chisuk Emuna. Dr.
Mark Glick will lead the session titled
“Spirituality: Unique Stumbling
Blocks for Men.” The group will
explore barriers that men face
in trying to lead a more spiritual
life, and get closer to God. By
examining the story of the prophet,
Bilaam, as well as sharing personal
experiences, we will attempt to
carve out a path to a more spiritual
existence.
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Nachus
Dan Grabenstein will be
entering a new decade of
his life on May 1st. Come
celebrate his special birthday
with us at a kiddush on
Shabbat, May 3rd at Kesher
IsraelGloria,Micah and Ben
Grabenstein and families
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Chisuk Emuna
To Celebrate
Mr. Will
Watson
Mr. Watson reached his 15th
year anniversary of working for
Chisuk Emuna this month. We
are indebted to his deep devotion
and service to our congregation,
and we wish to mark this special
occasion with a celebration!
PLEASE NOTE the previously
scheduled kiddush luncheon
in his honor has been
postponed, but stay tuned
for a new date in the coming
weeks. Please contact Susan
Sussman at the synagogue office
if you would like to help plan
this special event (232-4851;
[email protected]).
"Israel Yom
Hatzmaut"
Special Minyan program on
Sunday, May 4 with minyan
at 8:30 am followed by a
special recognition of our local
members of the Israeli Defense
Forces (IDF) at 9:30 am.
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BLOOD DONOR PROGRAM EXCEEDS QUOTA BY NEARLY
FORTY PERCENT
By any standard of measurement, Chisuk Emuna
Congregation’s alliance with the Central Pennsylvania
Blood Bank (CPBB) was an overwhelming success in 2012.
The CPBB maintains statistics
based
on the number
Shabbat
morning,
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attempted blood and platelet
donations
rather
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the
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and five.
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on Satur- for information.
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day, May 24th as Bryan will
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CONTRIBUTIONS
The following people have made
contributions
to
Chisuk
Congregation
in
memory
Emuna
of
the
Yahrzeits of their loved ones: Ruth
Mandel, Michael Weinstock, Nikolai
Fridman, Marilyn Klein, Ken & Ilene
Oken, Bess Gorelick, Gary Klein,
Louise Foreman, Tatyana Benoudiz
Contributions have been made:
In memory of Ruth Mandel by
Randy & Kathy Bronstein, Harvey
& Barbara Danowitz, Morrell &
Marilyn Fox, Richard & Mollie
Bronstein, Harold & Florence Yates,
Cynthia & Donald Lynch, Marjorie
Sherman, Elaine Braveman, Jeffrey
& Randy Sue Browner, Cheryl &
Lawrence
Phyllis
Sinoway,
(Kaplan)
Henry
Perkin,
and
Joyce
Green, Elaine Budoff, Scott & Sandra
Gollop, Philip & Shirley Sundick,
Craig & Janna Match and family,
Susan, Bill and Veronica Schmidt
In
honor
of
Carl
and
Beth
Shuman and the Rubin families
Adiv Lift and Jay Miffoluf
By Harvey and Bobbi Danowitz
in honor of the B’nai Mitzvah of
Joseph Kass and Skyler Oken
By Morrell and Marilyn Fox in
honor of Julia Glick receiving her
Master’s Degree
Urie Philanthropic Fund
By Libby, Brenda, Daniel and
Brian Urie in memory of Ruth
Mandel
By Libby, Brenda, Daniel and Brian
Urie in honor of the anniversaries
of Ira and Barbara Bloom, Dr. and
Mrs. Alan Adelman, Morrell and
Miriam Fox
By Libby, Brenda, Daniel and
Brian Urie in honor of the birthdays
of Faye Dunietz, Beverly Levine,
Marty Lamonoff and Nancy Krevsky
Josh Klein Fund
By Judith Brown
Schneider L’dor V’dor Fund
By Bruce and Barbara Bazelon in
honor of the Schneider’s new home
By Cory and Stan Schneider in
by Sally Towne & Daniel O’Neill,
honor of Linda Laff’s birthday
Michael Fiaschetti, Barbara and
Hassel-Kobrin-Marcus Fund
John O’Breza, David Wilson Kraft
& John Milnes, Elaine Braveman,
Morrell & Marilyn Fox, Merv &
Beverley Isaacman, Gil & Barbara
Isaacman,Ron & Leslie Hartman,
Gerry & Carol Doctrow, Chaim &
Vivian Blanc, Frank & Betty Adler,
Anne Shearon, Daniel Urie, Rena &
Lawrence Kass
By Linda Schwab in honor of
Nancy Krevsky’s special birthday
By Jay & Nancy Krevsky in
memory of Reuben Mitrani
By Larry & Leslie Freedman
By Craig & Janna Match and
family in memory of Bessie Johnson,
By Dan & Gloria Grabenstein in
memory of Ruth Mandel
Naomi Spector Fund
By Charlotte and David Spector in
memory of Gloria Sharfin
Capital Campaign
By David & Hailla Letter, Harriett
Lake, Mr. & Mrs. Hirt
By Bess and Milton (z”l) Gorelick
Michael & Elaine Smith
By Scott, Traci, Jake & Ethan
DeBroff in memory of Ruth Mandel
By Faye & Marty Doctrow in honor
of Brian Doctrow
By Mr. and Mrs. Hirt
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Jaqueline Straitman
Herman Krevsky
4 4
Herman Krevsky
Dr. David Krevsky
5 4
Dr. David Krevsky
Benjamin Solow
6 6
Benjamin
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Raymond B. Markowitz 7 7
Raymond
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Phyllis
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Phyllis Samuels
Samuel
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Joseph
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Mary
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Hyman Miller
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Dr. Melvin Grossman
Norman Shapiro
11 11
Hyman Miller
Sarah Stein
12 12
Norman
Shapiro
Natalie Lock
12 12
Sarah
Stein
Herman Levitz
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Bernard
Wasserman 17 17
Herman Levitz
Rebbitsin
Henry FoxFannie Krevsky18 18
Lawrence
A. Minsky 20 20
Evelyn Kling
Abraham Wassner
20 20
Bernard Wasserman
Louis Blumenthal
20 20
Rebbitsin Fannie Krevsky
Joseph Kline
21 21
Lawrence
A.
Minsky
Louise Bloom
23 23
Abraham
Wassner
Bernard Weinstein
26 26
Louis Rubin
Blumenthal
Doris
26 26
Joshua
Klein
26 26
Joseph Kline
Esther
26 26
Louise Bartash
Bloom
Naomi
26 26
BernardFriedman
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Joseph Ogun
29 29
Doris Rubin
Joshua Klein
Name
Esther Grinman
Bartash
Israel
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Ruth
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Joseph
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Ruth Goldstein
Ida Isaacman
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Youth Education Committee
Aufruf for Jennifer Gervon &
Bryan Enders
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Hearing Men’s Voices led by
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Hebrew School, Yom Hazikaron
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graduation
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Kiddush sponsored by
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Donor Recognition celebration
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