July 15- Aug, 2016 - Adath Jeshurun Congregation

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 Backyard Shabbat
Saturday, August 13
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THE VOICE OF ADATH JESHURUN CONGREGATION
Downtown Study
Group
with Rabbi Kravitz
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Connect. Engage. Grow.
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132nd Annual Meeting
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Shem Tov Award
Cindy Dubansky received the Shem Tov award at the 2016 Annual
Meeting. Shem Tov, meaning “good name,” is given to a volunteer who
demonstrates a depth, breadth and diversity of service that sets an
example others can aspire to.
AVINU MALKEINU
(Our Father, Our King)
NAMING GOD
A Pre-High Holy Day
Conversation
Rabbi Barry Cytron,
Adath Senior Scholar
September 17, 24 and October 1
9:15-10:15 AM
Barbra Streisand, at the request of
Israel’s illustrious Shimon Peres, sang
this famous prayer at his retirement
celebration. Every Rosh Hashanah, we
joyously stand and sing its mighty
refrain. But most of us no longer
relate positively to images of royalty;
victims of parental abuse note the
problem of assuming a benevolent
father; and feminists have long objected to masculine language for God.
Cindy meets that high threshold through her extraordinary service to
the Congregation. Her fellow congregants describe her as “caring,” and “always willing
to listen.” Others have said, “her word is her bond,” and she is “willing to help when
others will not.”
Cindy has volunteered in Adult Education, as a Shabbat Morning usher and with the
Congregational Nurse Program, but her most significant contribution comes as
co-administrator of the Chevra Kavod Hamet, Adath’s Society to Honor the
Deceased.
Cindy has sat with fellow congregants at their time of greatest need, when a loved one
has passed away. She is a passionate advocate for the important work the Chevra does,
recruiting new volunteers by sharing her personal stories of providing service and
comfort. Additionally, Cindy has handled many administrative Chevra tasks, including
updating Chevra documents and compiling them into a complete, easy-to-use resource.
Recently, Cindy added sewing the tachrichim (a traditional white burial shroud) to her
list of volunteer projects.
In her spare time, Cindy works with the Jewish Singles Group, holds a leadership role
in Hadassah, is active in professional medical social work groups and loves to garden.
Mazal Tov Cindy on this well-deserved honor.
Join us for three Shabbat morning
discussions as we explore the
questions raised by this powerful and
central theme of our Machzor. Rabbi
Lawrence Hoffman’s latest volume
in the Prayers of Awe series will serve
as our main resource. There is no
charge and everyone is welcome.
www.adathjeshurun.org
WORD FROM OUR CLERGY
WHO’S WHO
What's in a song? A reflection on the worship experience and its music.
Traditional prayers, English translations, and poetic interpretations of the prayers
all make up a liturgical service. The rabbis or I may provide divrei tefilla
(explanations and interpretations of the prayers). We may also provide Kavanot which are intentions we set for ourselves and the congregation to bring meaning
and personal connection to a prayer. For instance, before reciting the prayer
Modim Anachnu Lach, which speaks of miracles that are with us daily, we may ask
everyone to reflect on daily miracles in their lives, or to visualize something they
are deeply grateful for. In this way we bring the Modim prayer to life and bring
meaning and a spiritual connection to our worship.
All of these ways of reflecting on and bringing meaning to prayer are helpful, but the medium that I
believe has the greatest power to uplift and connect is the music of the service. This is why it's so
important to select music that is beautiful, accessible and reflects the particular mood of the prayer
in question, whether celebratory or somber. Music may reflect the mood on a given Shabbat or
reflect current events in the community or in the world. Each Jewish holiday may also dictate the
choice of music. There are upbeat, rousing melodies for the Hallel service for festivals (filled with
Psalms of praise) and somber, reflective music for Yizkor services when we remember loved ones.
Beyond the general tone of a prayer, and the appropriate music to convey that tone, there is also
a musical concept that can be described as word painting. This is where the skill and training of a
Hazzan especially comes into play. As an example, those of you who may have been present during
the early part of a Shabbat service have on occasion heard me pause dramatically during the Kedusha
of the Shacharit Amida. This pause comes after the word "mechakim" – which describes how we wait
for God's presence to be with us, expressing the longing for peace, comfort and love in Zion and in
the world. It also represents an intimate level of waiting for God in our own lives. I in turn pause
and wait to literally paint the text of this prayer. If you pay close attention to the words of prayer
you may notice other times when a Hazzan raises his or her voice or lingers on a particular note
or passage to paint the words of prayer with a musical paint brush. This is the art of the cantor to choose carefully among the various types of music, to balance a service and express the ebbs
and flows of the liturgy and the moods of the congregation. We choose a variety of melodies for
connection and community singing as well as more complex music for cantor and perhaps choir
and accompaniment.
Music, the universal language, is the perfect vehicle for expressing the many moods and devotions of
the heart. Soon we will begin a new Jewish year. May it be filled with melodies to inspire and uplift
the soul, allowing us to connect through song and feel the presence of God and gratitude for the
miracles that are with us daily. There is no better way to express that gratitude than through song.
Bivracha (with blessing),
Rabbi Harold J. Kravitz
Senior Rabbi, Max Newman
Family Chair in Rabbinics
[email protected]
Rabbi Aaron S. Weininger
Associate Rabbi, Berman Family
Chair in Jewish Learning
[email protected]
Cantor Scott Buckner
Hazzan
[email protected]
Jim Sherman
Rabbis’ Associate
[email protected]
Rabbi Barry Cytron
Senior Scholar
Bernie Goldblatt
Executive Director
[email protected]
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Debbie Spencer
President
[email protected]
Al Kaufmann
Treasurer
Barbara Fishman
VP Primary Education
Jeff Daniels
VP Marketing/Communications
Jeannie Gilfix
VP Adult Learning
Debbie Goldenberg
Secretary
Scott Gordon
VP Fundraising & Development
Jodi Rubin
VP Secondary Education
Hazzan Buckner
Ann Miller
VP Membership
Backyard Shabbat
Saturdays, August 13 & September 3 from 4:30-6:30 PM
You're invited! Casual, summer community gatherings to relax, nosh
and learn as kids and adults enjoy Shabbat. All are welcome. We’ll
provide childcare for kids ages 2 and up so adults can socialize. The
August 13 Backyard Shabbat will be at the home of Deb Altschuler and
Eric Hausman in Minneapolis. To RSVP contact [email protected].
The September 3 Backyard Shabbat will be at the home of Kara and Uri
Rosenwald in Plymouth. To RSVP contact [email protected].
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Mark Freeman
VP Human Resources
Lee Prohofsky
VP Property & Catering
Julie Ziessman
VP Jewish Life & Learning
Adath Jeshurun Foundation
President Judy Gaviser
[email protected]
WORD FROM OUR BOARD
The new Development and Fundraising Committee has been busy
working hard and planning new and creative ways to help support all
of the amazing programs at Adath. As you’ll soon be hearing, the 2016
L’Chaim Campaign is kicking into high gear to achieve our $300,000
goal. Thanks to the leadership of L’Chaim Campaign Chair Debra
Altschuler and dozens of volunteers, we know it’s possible and hope
everyone will do their part to achieve this goal. When you hear from
one of these dedicated L’Chaim callers, please give generously!
The other exciting news, as you’ll see later in this issue of the Clarion,
is the incredible benefit being planned for May 11, 2017, with the very talented Potash
Twins. Adeev and Ezra Potash are rising stars in the jazz world and are beloved by many
of our own Adath youth, who know the “Twin Horns of Joy” from Herzl Camp and
USY. A committee chaired by Scot, Julie, and Emily Ziessman is putting together an
evening to remember for all ages. Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details!
As you can see, the foundation laid by my predecessors is bearing fruit, and I consider
myself and Adath to be so fortunate to have Evan Stern, our wise-beyond-his-years new
Development Director, doing the great work he’s already done. As we start to think of
the Yamim Nora’im ahead, we look forward to your generous support of Adath’s
mission. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I hope you have a wonderful rest of your
summer.
Understand the Words of the
Prayerbook!
If you can read Hebrew
phonetically, this class is for
you! Lon Rosenfield will
teach an informal class in prayerbook
Hebrew on Tuesday evenings, beginning
mid-July, for 21 sessions. The fee (payable
to Adath) is $72. Sign up with Lon at
[email protected] or 612.396.9060.
Israeli Scouts at Adath
Wednesday, July 20
11 AM in the Social Hall
Beat the heat at
Lake Harriet. We
have the Israeli
scouts and air
conditioning!
Come enjoy a
performance of
the fun, musical,
upbeat Israeli Scouts. Just drop in.
Scott Gordon
VP Fundraising and Development
Congratulations to the Confirmation Class of 2016
Back Row: Graham Brimmer, Zachary Levy, Alex
Condon, Jacob Stillman, Austin Lehman, Jason
Siegel, Aviv Ettedgui, Cantor Buckner
Middle Row: Rabbi Weininger, Jacob Zweigbaum,
Carly Bass, Isaac Mintzer, Macey Chelstrom,
Libby Fern, Rabbi Kravitz
Front Row: Ethan Kadet, Shoshi Altman, Ellie
Fishman, Joey Litton, Aubrey Salita, Gabe Fishman
Send Holiday Packages to your kids ages 18-24!
Know kids living away from home? Children? Grandchildren? Help
them stay connected to Adath with four holiday packages at Rosh
Hashanah, Hanukkah, Purim and Passover.
Cost: Minimal; Benefits: Priceless
Each package comes with holiday themed items like Hanukkah gelt or Hamentashen,
plus a note from the Rabbis. The cost for all four packages is just $36! The fee helps
offset package costs but additional contributions are always appreciated.
Enroll by September 9 to ensure your child receives the first holiday package going out
for Rosh Hashanah at adath.nirsham.com/form/18-24-outreach.
Questions? Contact: Sue Freeman, [email protected],
Wendy Johnson, [email protected] or Amy Klaiman, [email protected]
2016 Gan Shelanu Graduates
Downtown Study Group
Why does evil persist? Come enjoy a
robust, thought-provoking think break
every other week at our Downtown
Study Group led by Rabbi Kravitz.
Everyone is welcome as we continue our
dynamic discussion and learning sessions
centered on why good people suffer.
We will focus on modern responses of
Jewish thinkers to the devastating evil
of the Holocaust.
If you’ve never attended, come join us as
we kick off the learning season on
Tuesday, August 30 at the Law Offices of
Meyer and Njus in the US Bank Plaza on
South Sixth Street. Contact Rabbi Kravitz
with questions.
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HAPPENINGS
Shabbat Morning
Outdoors
with Jennifer Gray
Meet in the foyer after the
sermon, about 11:30 for 45
minutes of yoga, meditation & chanting.
Israeli Scouts at Adath
11 AM in the Social Hall
See page 3.
Backyard Shabbat
4:30-6:30 PM
Casual, summer community
gatherings to relax, nosh
and learn as kids and adults
enjoy Shabbat. See page 2.
reTreat Yourself is a
magical, everybody friendly
weekend at Herzl Camp
created by and for young
adults. Sign up at j.mp/
reTreatYourself or contact Evan Stern
at 612.208.4518 or [email protected].
Downtown Study
Group
A new season of learning
begins with this group led
by Rabbi Kravitz.
See page 3.
DAILY MINYAN
Mornings
7:20 AM Monday-Friday
9:30 AM Sunday Mornings &
Legal Holidays
Evenings
5:45 PM Sunday - Thursday
Evenings
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SERVICES
SAVE THE DATES
SHABBAT CHUKAT
July 15-16
8:38 PM Candle lighting
6:00 PM Friday Evening Service
9:30 AM Shabbat Morning Service
6:30 PM Shabbat Mincha
SHABBAT BALAK
July 22-23
Preparation Begins
SHABBAT PINCHAS
July 29-30
Information packets will be mailed to all
member households mid-August. Read
the information booklet and respond
early with your ticket and aliyah
requests, as well as memorial booklet
information, lulav and etrog orders and
more. Ticket order deadline is September 23. Please note that tickets are not
automatically mailed to you. You must
complete and return the bright orange
Ticket Order Form to receive tickets.
SHABBAT MATOT-MASEI
August 5-6
SPA: Soulful Prayer at Adath
Returns from summer break on
Saturday, September 3
SHABBAT DEVARIM
August 12-13
Jack Pearson Bar Mitzvah
TISHA B’AV
August 13 at Sharei Chesed
8:00 PM Mincha & Presentation
9:00 PM Tisha B’Av Maariv & Eicha Chanting
August 14 at Adath
9:30 AM Shacharit Service
5:45 PM Mincha
SHABBAT VAETCHANAN
August 19-20
Noah Spencer Bar Mitzvah
SHABBAT EIKEV
August 26-27
Jessica Paul Bat Mitzvah
Youth Department
September 13
SMP Staff Orientation
September 20
Adath’s WE DAY Team (7th-12th gr)
September 24
Heschel begins
Adath Flu Clinic
Sunday, September 25
9:30 AM—Noon
18-24 Outreach
September 27
Come pack holiday boxes. See
page 3 for program and contact info.
Adult Learning
October 31
60’s Plus Fall Get-Away
B’NAI MITZVAH
JACK
PEARSON
AUGUST 13, 2016
Jack is the son of Jennifer and Chad Pearson. He is
the brother of Evan and grandson of Carole and Max
Harris and Ron and Jean Pearson. Jack’s favorite
subjects in school are Math and English. He likes to
ski, play tennis and video games. As his Hesed project,
Jack is donating to and volunteering at Feed My
Starving Children. Through his Bar Mitzvah training, Jack has learned “working
well with people you might not know can help a lot.”
YOUTH NEWS
Gan Shelanu Scholarships for
2016-17
Scholarship applications for Adath member
children attending Gan Shelanu Preschool
during the 2016-17 school year are now
available. Please call the preschool at
952.545.8694 for more information. All
completed applications must be received
by Friday, August 5.
NOAH
SPENCER
AUGUST 20, 2016
Noah is the son of Amy and Mark Spencer. He is the
brother of Leah and grandson of Ruthanne and Alan
Lapinsky and Bonnie Jungwirth. Noah’s favorite
subject in school is Social Studies. He wishes school
was year round. Noah enjoys downhill skiing, playing
piano and reading. As his Hesed project, Noah is
raising money to support First Book, a nonprofit that gives new books to
low-income children. So far, Noah has raised $1400 for First Book. His Bar
Mitzvah training has taught him that “practice is vital.”
JESSICA
PAUL
AUGUST 27, 2016
Jessica is the daughter of Stephanie and Michael (z”l)
Paul. She is the sister of Colin and granddaughter of
Al and Bonnie (z”l) Tyszelman and Dr. Robert and
Elaine Paul. Jessica’s favorite subject in school is
Science and she enjoys dance, soccer and Nordic.
As her Hesed project, Jessica is donating to The Heart Program at Minneapolis
Children’s Hospital and participating in the Birthday Party Project. Through her
Bat Mitzvah training, Jessica has learned “dedication and hard work pays off.”
Registration Open for B’Yachad
Kindergarten and first graders come learn and
have fun at Adath Jeshurun Congregation’s
B’Yachad Sunday School. B’Yachad is a great way to begin or continue your
child’s Jewish education.
A dynamic curriculum engages young students and helps them make friends and
build community. Classes are taught by experienced Jewish educators. We meet
9:30 – 11:30 AM Sunday mornings from September-May.
Register today at http://adath.nirsham.com/form/byachad.
Teens, take the next steps along
your Jewish journey with Yachad!
25 varied course offerings.
Courses for busy schedules:
Weekly, Monthly, Online
Outstanding & diverse
faculty & staff.
Adath will hold a YACHAD
Information & Connection Night
on Thursday, August 18 at 7 pm
in the Youth Lounge.
Contact Sue Shrell Leon, Adath
Director of Youth Engagement at
[email protected] or 952.215.3910.
Turn to the back cover
for lots more
Youth News!
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OMEN’S LEAGUE WORLD
Sunday, September 18 at 10:30 AM is the Women's League
Member Appreciation Event. If you have paid your membership
for 2016-17, come and enjoy a delicious brunch and a great
program about “Happy Feet” from Schuler Shoes. If you want
to bring a guest that is not a member, the fee is $12. Call Helen
Vinisky at 952.544.3947 to RSVP. (Members and non-members
should RSVP.) For information about membership, call Lorene
Lampert 763.593.5808 or Harriet Amdur at 612.209-1777.
Our Book Club is getting more and more successful. We meet on the 2nd Thursday of the
month at 9:30 AM at Perkins on Louisiana and
394. We discuss the monthly book, eat brunch
(if you choose) and laugh and have a good time.
August 11 our book will be In the Unlikely Event by
Judy Blume. September 8 our book will be Nerve
Damage by Tom Coombs.
Please contact Laureen Phillips at 763.545.4236 if you are
planning to join us or if you have any questions.
Save the date… Sunday morning, October 9 at
10:30 AM, Women's League will host Hamline
University Professor David Schultz, a recognized nationwide expert on the American
political process and the ethics of politics. Professor Schultz recently returned from Jerusalem
where he was invited to speak on the current
American political scene, and will include some
of that experience in his presentation. Watch the Clarion and
the website for further details as they become available.
We would like to wish the following ladies A VERY HAPPY
BIRTHDAY! Terry Appleman, Linda Erlich, Tiki Kelner, Freddie
Pink and Janice Schachtman celebrate their birthdays in July
and August. May they have many more years of good health
and happiness!
LOOKING AHEAD: The Women’s League Shabbat will be held
on February 18, 2017. The guest speakers will be Carol Simon,
International Women’s League President and Debbie Goldich,
International Torah Fund Vice President. Mark down the date!
Time goes by fast!
NOTES FROM THE PRESIDENT
As we continue with the Women’s League theme of Nat’ah
Karem, “She plants a vineyard,” I encourage you to consider what
the symbolic vineyard means to you. How will the fruits be your
legacy – will you be involved in making the world a better place;
will you create something beautiful and spiritual; will you make
life-long friends as a result of your involvement?
When you complete your Women’s League membership survey,
give some thought to this “vineyard.” Let us know what interests
you and how you want to contribute to making Women’s League
successful.
I hope you enjoy the rest of our Minnesota summer and that you
mark your calendars to attend the first two Women’s League
events. September 18 is the Member Appreciation brunch with a
presentation of “Happy Feet” from Schuler Shoes. On October
9, David Schultz will speak on the upcoming elections and the
political atmosphere.
Check out our website (http://www.adathjeshurun.org/womensleague), the Chadashot and the Clarion for information regarding
future events from Women’s League. I encourage you to become an integral part of our T.E.A.M. (Together Everyone
Achieves More!)
Shalom,
Ruth Harris, President
Adath Jeshurun Women’s League
Ageless Wisdom for Aging Wisely
To leave a private, confidential message for
Elaine Savick, Adath Jeshurun Congregational Nurse,
call 952.215.3936 or send an e-mail to [email protected].
A One-day Retreat Paving a Path to Your Youthful Future
Sunday, July 31, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM
at Beth El Synagogue
The Congregational Nurse program is generously sponsored by
Julie and Marc Kozberg.
Join educator Susie Chalom and psychologist David Alter, PhD,
for an inspiring retreat. These speakers will guide you to explore
the positive steps you can take to transform the second half of
your life so it can become the most enriching time in your life.
Yad Sima Tova, Adath's Caring Community, has a limited number
of volunteers available to provide transportation to Adath
members to services, minyan or Adath functions.
The retreat draws upon Dr. Alter’s book, Staying Sharp: 9 Keys to
a Youthful Brain Through Modern Science and Ageless Wisdom.
To make arrangements at least five (5) days in advance,
call the Yad Sima Tova Transportation Hotline at 952.215.3937.
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Registration Fee: $136 (Individual) or $236 (Couple). Group
rates are available. Call for details. A kosher lunch prepared by
Spirit of Asia will be provided as part of your registration fee.
To reserve your spot, call Susie Chalom at 612.916.8799 or
email [email protected]
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
ADATH FOUNDATION...at 30
Yad Sima Tova’s Silent Partner:
the Adath Jeshurun Foundation
led by co-Chairs Sue Kane and Sari Lederman, in the spirit of
loving kindness (Gemilut Hasadim).
Yad Sima Tova was formed in 2003 to provide a community
approach to strengthening health and wellness and spirituality
to members of Adath Jeshurun Congregation. As Adath’s outreach caring community, Yad Sima Tova reaches out to the
congregation’s members and families who need assistance in
times of need.
While many devote their time and energy to Adath’s outreach
caring community, others in our congregation support Yad Sima
Tova with financial resources. The Congregational Nurse who is
part of Yad Sima Tova has been generously funded by Marc and
Julie Kozberg. Yad Sima Tova also receives support from the
Susan Himmelman Shapiro Fund of the Jewish Community
Foundation. And two permanent funds of the Adath Jeshurun
Foundation also support Yad Sima Tova: The Helen and Mike
Sandler Fund and the Gisell and Richie Wien Family
Fund.
Yad Sima Tova’s wide-ranging activities include meals on wheels,
transportation on Shabbat and holidays for those congregants
who no longer drive, visits and companionship, healing services,
bank and bill management, spiritual and religious outreach, reminder calls for upcoming yahrzeits, and bereavement comfort.
In its bereavement comfort capacity, each fall Yad Sima Tova
partners with the Adath Jeshurun Foundation to send yahrzeit
candles and soothing notes to those who have lost loved ones
over the previous year. Yad Sima Tova and the Adath Jeshurun
Foundation strive to make the High Holidays a little less difficult
for the recently bereaved.
“Thank you for the thoughtfulness you have shown me at this
time of loss in my family,” wrote one recipient of Yad Sima
Tova’s High Holiday mailing. “I received in the mail the yahrzeit
candle and note. Our synagogue shows caring and support in
many directions to many people for many different reasons. It is
helpful to know that we can and do reach out to one another.”
And reach out to one another we do – the overwhelming majority of Yad Sima Tova’s activities are carried out by volunteers,
ave the Date
Permanent funds of the Adath Jeshurun Foundation are more
than a beautiful lasting legacy; they become philanthropic focal
points for the moments in our lives when we are inspired to
give. Since Gisell Wien’s retirement in 2013, Gisell and her
husband Richie have made numerous donations to their
family fund. To support the sacred work of Yad Sima Tova,
consider creating a permanent fund of the Adath Jeshurun
Foundation, or make a gift of any amount to the Sandler or
Wien Funds.
Yad Sima Tova has many volunteer needs. To get involved,
please contact Sue Kane at 763.546.7135, Sari Lederman at
612.508.8259 or Rabbis’ Associate Jim Sherman at
952.215.3909. Questions about the Adath Jeshurun Foundation
or the creation of a permanent fund? Contact Development
Director Evan Stern at 952.215.3916 or [email protected].
Double Your Impact with Employer Gift
Matching
Debbie Spencer has two jobs.
She’s the Adath president and
she’s a Vice President and
Relationship Manager in the
Institutional Trust division at
U.S. Bank. Just as she doubles
up on work, she also doubles
her contributions to Adath
through the U.S. Bank
Employee Matching Gift Program.
“U.S. Bank matches my charitable contributions because they
believe in partnering with causes that their employees value,”
says Debbie.
Get Jazzed for the Potash Twins!
In concert at Adath
May 11, 2017
Many employers provide this philanthropic service for their
employees, retirees and/or employees’ spouses. Check with your
employer to see if they match monetary gifts or even volunteer
hours! If you have further questions, contact Evan Stern,
Development Director at [email protected] or 952.215.3916.
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PASSINGS
We note with sorrow the passings of...
BOBBY GOLD
father of Marianne (Marc) Filister
father of Jeff (Renae) Gold
JOANNE GLOTTER
wife of Joel Glotter
sister of Carole Sue Greene
BETTY GREENSTEIN
wife of Jerry Greenstein
mother of Michael (Teri) Greenstein
mother of Mark (Kim) Greenstein
sister of Chernie Levinson
PETER JONAS
husband of Betty Jonas
…our condolences to their families
Permanent funds of the
Adath Jeshurun
Foundation are listed in
purple. Congregation
Funds are listed in
orange.
Yahrzeit Donations
Memory of
Donor
Bernhard Abzug
Ruth Abzug
Susan Friedman
Bessie Amdur
Max Amdur
Janet Amdur
Rose Bass
Eileen Siegel
Louis Bender
Perci Chester & Mitch
Bender
Max Berdass
Margo Berdass
May Freed Bix
Milton Bix
Burton “Bud” Bolter
Jane Bolter
Joe Braunstein
Ella Mogilevsky
Nettie Brodbar
Leonard Schultz
Evelyn Broner
Lois Edelstein & Family
Esther Burstein
Lorraine Garon
Jack Chanen
Sam Chanen
Abraham Chazin
Delores Chazin
Etta Cheit
Paul Estrin
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Louie Chesen
Edward Chesen
Samuel Coffino
Joel Coffino
Albert Cohen
Paul Estrin
Howard Cohen
Jeanne & Stan Kagin
Leah Davis Cohen
Melissa & Sheldon
Silberman
Becky Cooper
Gary & Tobi Cooper
Charlotte Cooper
Peter & Gloria Cooper
Leah Davis
Barb & Earl Hoffman &
Family
Neil Dolinsky
Beverly Dolinsky
Leon Edelstein
Gus Edelstein
Donovan Edwards
Faye B. Stillman
Herbert Ellis
Walter & Ruth Elias
Ardis Estrin
Samuel Estrin
Sybil Estrin
Paul Estrin
Bluma Finkelstein
Frima Harris
Bernard Fischbein
Sarah Fischbein
Irving Fischbein
Samuel Fischman
Ken Fischman
Libby Frank
Suzanne Chanen
CONTRIBUTIONS
Brian Garon
Lorraine Garon
Jay Gendler
Neal Gendler
Oscar Gingold
Elaine Gingold
Ted Ginsberg
Doris Ginsberg & Sons
Margaret Goldfine
Howard Goldfine
Rose Goldfine
Simon Goldfine
Harold Goldfine
Joe Goldrich
Miriam Kleinbaum
Jules Goldsmith
Joan & Shelly Weinstein
Bud Goldstein
Gail Goldstein & Family
Estyr Goldvarg
Carole & Gene Epstein
Alvin Gray
Ruth Hollischer
Dr. Irving Greenfield
Ida Greenfield
Calvin “Bill” Gross
Dina Gross
Milroy Gross
Rachel & Jack Levitt
Ida Grossman
Barb Grossman
Rose Rae Hillman
David Liss
Ruth Hoffman
Sam Hoffman
Family
Gary Horowitz
Tobi & Gary Cooper
Gershon Jonas
Betty Jonas
Al Kagin
Helen Kagin
Jeanne & Stan Kagin
Margarete Kampel
Frank & Leslie Kampel
Sam Kane
Aimee, Noah, Allie &
Chloe Feldman
Mitzi & Terry Kane
Fanny Karasov
Marilyn Karasov
Charles Kenis
Charlotte & Irving Nudell
Rebecca Kieffer
Leroy & Miriam Kieffer
Victor Kohn
Molly & Sid Bader
Lillian Kopel
Wilfred Kopel
Vicki Rudnitsky
Ann Langerman
Ida Greenfield
William Levine
Ruth & Jerry Levine
Erwin Lichten
Lois Lichten & Family
Harry Locketz
Ivan Arenson
Arthur S. Lodge
Susanna, Tim, Hannah &
Sam Lodge
Cheri London
Michael London
Libby Miller
Helen Lipets
Martin Miller
Esther Miller
Daniel Mogel
Ethel Cohen
Rose Moorvitz
Ida Greenfield
Norman Newman
Gayle Newman & Family
Norman Orenstein
Susan Oreck
Lillian Orenstein
Milli Overbach
Richard Neuman
Annette Paletz
Jeff Paletz
Daniel Pochter
Margaret Wolfson
Benjamin Reiter
Marilyn Reiter & Jeffrey
Raison
Beatrice Rich
Deborah Rich
Penny Rich Galinson
Clara Robitz
Karen Robitz
Sylvia Rose
Loren & Renee Weinberg
Dorothy Roth
Lydia Roth-Laube
Edith Rudman
Tina Greenberg
Gertrude Rutchick
Naomi Maul
Isaac Schulman
Mayme Schulman
Walter Schulman
Family
Myer Shark
Jan Frisch
Marjorie Shark
Melvin Shear
Jim & Wendy Shear
Maniya Shegelman
Asya Gorelik
Sam Shink
Loni Ansel
Myron Shrell
Zelmar Shrell
Ralph Shustek
Carol & Charles Frank
Marshall Siegel
Paul Siegel
Fanny Silverman
Beverly Dolinsky
Harriet Hilecher
Bernard Slater
Harmony & Joel Kaplan
Sam Sloane
Debra Chesen
Mildred Stillman
Norton Stillman
Gene Suvalsky
Kim Teplinsky
Adeleen Tarkow
Leonard Tarkow
Howard, Janet, Lynn &
Mara Tarkow
David Trach
Mulvien Trach
Elisabeth Trach
F. Martin Ucko
Carole Peterson
Dr. Albert Walonick
David N. Walonick
Bob Kaner
Bruce, Jeff & Blake
Walonick
Joseph Wasserman
Marjorie Wasserman
Gabriel Nat Weinstein
William Wolfson
Betty Zeman
Ed & Jane Zeman
Bessie Ziev
Frances Herman
Adult Learning
Special Projects
Fund
Honor of Nina Samuels’
retirement
Sally & Mike Abrams
Gary & Sandy Baron
Heidi Schneider & Joel Mintzer
Bnai Emet Legacy
Fund
Memory of Nathan Freidson
Bonnie & Bruce Berezovsky
Martin & Bonnie
Bush Family Fund
Honor of Judi & Buddy
Tennebaum’s s special
anniversary
Marilyn & Martin Lipschultz
Ella & Alexander
Chester Fund
Memory of Betty Greenstein
Marty Chester & Haley Schaffer
CONTRIBUTIONS THANK YOU
Chevra Fund
Miles & Sandra Locketz
Miles & Sandra Locketz
Beatrice & Morris
Davis Fund
Jay & Roberta Hoffman
Honor of Max Hoffman’s Bar
Mitzvah
Appreciation of David Liss
Leah & Harold Davis
Family Fund for
Education of
Children & Youth
Honor of Barb Hoffman’s
birthday
Melissa & Sheldon Silberman
Fish Arenson Fund
Memory of Phyllis Laiderman
Diane & Ivan Arenson
Memory of Ben Pilcher
Haley, Diane & Ivan Arenson
Gan Shelanu Fund
Memory of Nate Freidson
Roberta Simes
Honor of Bill & Jan Kuretsky’s
daughter Amy’s marriage
Janice & Jeffrey Schachtman
Honor of Mindy Schachtman
earning her Masters Degree
Vicki & Howie Londer
Appreciation of Louie
Goldenberg
Janice & Jeff Schachtman
General Fund
Memory of Meriam Charney
Randee & Sam Wolfson
Leslie & Bernie Goldblatt
Nancy Harold
Memory of Esther Getzug
Debbie & Daniel Grone
Memory of Peter Jonas
Carol & Sheldon Segal
Memory of Sheldon Masnek
Gary Baron
Judy & Richard Cook
Ella Mogilevsky
Memory of Lynne Rubel
Todd Lurie
Memory of Sylvia Segal
Faye Segal, Esther Begam &
Families
Honor of Sybil Rubin’s special
birthday
Gail Goldstein & Dr. Ron
Zimmerman
Honor of Teri Greenstein
earning her Masters Degree
Seymour & Gail Glatzer
Jill & David Orbuch
Honor of the birth of Barbara
Eiger’s great grandson
Marilyn Karasov
Gilbert & Rita
Greenberg Family
Fund
Hesed Fund
Kuperman-Aronauer
-Sondell Family
Scholarship Fund
Susan & Doug Greenberg
Teri & Mike
Greenstein Jewish
Education Fund
Bad Girls Book Club
Gary & Sandy Baron
Memory of Leonard Sachs
Meira & Justin Besikof
Jane & Gene Borochoff
Jane & Gene Borochoff
Tim & Marilyn Broms & Family
Honor of Susie Chalom
Neena Cohen
Gary & Sandy Baron
Judy & Richard Cook
Allan & Judy Elias
Honor of the anniversary of Joel Carole & Gene Epstein
Mintzer’s Bar Mitzvah
Mike & Linda Fiterman
Susanna, Tim, Hannah & Sam Paula & Norman Fox
Lodge
Diane Franklin & Family
Jeannie, Steve, Zachary &
Hannah Gilfix
retirement
Marlene & Sandy Goldberg
Rebecca Biderman & David
Phyllis Goldhirsch
Fraher
Debby & Ted Jewett
Raleigh & Randy Kaminsky
Honor of Debbie Spencer
Markle Karlen
becoming President of Adath
Karen & Irving Katz
Alaine & Howard Wilensky
Chad & Rafina Larsen
Robert & Pamela Laurie &
Goldie & Meyer
Family
Gilbert Fund
Ruth & Jerry Levine
Sharon Levitsky
Bev & Bill Fishman
Susanna, Tim, Hannah & Sam
Lodge
Ella Mogilevsky & Harold
Bev & Bill Fishman
Engler
Marcia, Mark & Sam Niedorf
Marlene & Sandy
Charlotte & Irving Nudell
Goldberg Family
Jill, David, Sarah, Elana &
Fund
Rachel Orbuch
Memory of Leonard Sachs
Sandrea Rein
Heidi Schneider & Joel Mintzer
Honor of Marlene Goldberg’s
Carol & Sheldon Segal
special birthday
Sandy & Jason Sondell
Seymour & Gail Glatzer
Howard & Janet Tarkow
Annette Walder
Gail & Harvey
Zelda Rae Walder
Goldstein Gan
Alaine & Howard Wilensky
Rochelle & Nelson Zagalsky
Book Fund
Edie & Larry Zidel
Memory of Bobby Gold
Memory of Hindy Tankenoff’s
grandmother
Teri & Mike Greenstein
Marcy Harris
Ella Mogilevsky & Harold
Engler
Honor of Ida Greenfield’s
birthday
Carol & Michael Bromer
Honor of Ann & Mike Hofkin’s
special anniversary
Honor of Judi & Buddy Tennebaum’s special anniversary
Inclusion Fund
Memory of Meriam Charney
Jim & Estie Sherman
Jim & Estie Sherman
Jim & Estie Sherman
Memory of Miriam Kline
Jim & Estie Sherman
Jim & Estie Sherman
Jim & Estie Sherman
Jim & Estie Sherman
Honor of Nina Samuel’s
retirement
Jim & Estie Sherman
Janus Korczak
Scholarship Fund
Honor of Harold Lederman’s
special birthday
Adeel & Jeri Saad
Harry & Marilyn
Karasov Family
Fund
Marilyn Karasov
Marilyn Karasov
Sandy & Jason Sondell &
Family
Sandy & Jason Sondell &
Family
Honor of Debby Gutman’s
birthday
Lisa & Glenn Aronauer
Honor of Jack Aronauer’s
birthday
Honor of Lisa Aronauer’s
special birthday
The Goldsmith Family
Honor of Lisa Rotenberg’s
birthday
Honor of Sandy Sondell’s
special birthday
The Goldsmith Family
Appreciation of Heidi Zipkin
Appreciation of Julie Ezrilov
Lawrence Lampert
Memorial Chess
Scholarship Fund
Mark, Kim & Josh Greenstein
Malcolm Samuel & Family
Jules & Rose Levin
Building Fund
Honor of Jules Levin on Fathers
Day
Lillian Goltzman
Morning Minyan
Fund
Ella Mogilevsky
Irving & Charlotte Nudell
Craig & Debbie Spencer
JULY 16-AUG 31, 2016 | 9
CONTRIBUTIONS THANK YOU
Honor of the marriage of Daniel
Orkin & Nora Epstein
Etta Fay Orkin
Honor of Marlene Miller’s
special birthday
Elaine & Harold Rubin
Miriam & Bob Kleinbaum
Marilyn Trestman
Honor of the anniversary of Abe
& Melissa Ginsberg
Raymond
Etta Fay Orkin
Saad-Schoenberger
Fund
Memory of Stuart Segal
Bonni Shapiro
Honor of Alice Seltzer’s special
birthday
Etta Fay Orkin
Jeri & Adeel Saad
Orbuch Family
Tikkun Olam Fund
Joyce & Martin Orbuch
Jill & David Orbuch
Jill & David Orbuch
Honor of Allie Greenstein’s
graduation
Jill & David Orbuch & Family
Honor of Tara Lifland’s
graduation
Jill & David Orbuch & Family
Mel & Beatsy
Orenstein
Teachers’
Education Fund
Paula & Lou Friedman
Dr. Milton & Etta
Fay Orkin Family
Fund
Memory of Milton Alter
Etta Fay Orkin
Memory of Jamie Gaviser
Etta Fay Orkin
Etta Fay Orkin
Etta Fay Orkin
Memory of Morton Stone
Etta Fay Orkin
Honor of the birth of Livian
Pearl Clarren
Etta Fay Orkin
Honor of the marriage of Bruce
Orkin & Ethel Seltzer
Etta Fay Orkin
10 | CLARION
Barbara & Larry
Parks Scholarship
Fund
Barbara & Larry Parks
Barbara & Larry Parks
Norman & Dorothy
Pink Family
Leadership Fund
Catalina Poliansky
Fund
Memory of Howard Bream
Dory & Isaac Einisman
Rabbis’
Discretionary Fund
Sharon Begam-Goldschmidt
Marc & Julie Kozberg
Sharon Begam-Goldschmidt
Honor of Dorothy Haskvitz’s
special birthday
Edie Ernst
Jeri & Adeel Saad
Jeri & Adeel Saad
Jeri & Adeel Saad
Avis Margulies
Savitt & Burton
Savitt Gan Shelanu
Fund
Harold & Elaine
Rubin Gan Shelanu
Endowment Fund
Honor of Anita Greenstein’s
special birthday
Elaine & Harold Rubin
Memory of Al Salsberg
Bonni Shapiro
Honor of Penne Berenberg’s
special birthday
Bonni Shapiro
Prentice & Marion
Shapiro Family
Music Fund
Memory of Daniel Kirshenbaum
Rabbi Ronald & Judy Shapiro
Howie Shapiro & Mimi Winger
Susan Shapiro Ackerman
Joanne & Doug Savitt
Frances & Martin
Stesin Fund
Memory of Sylvia Walzer
Honor of Will Simon’s Bar
Mitzvah
Mark & Heather Stesin
Honor of Janice Schachtman’s
30 years at Adath
Howie Stillman
Young Leadership
Fund
The Scholarship
Fund
retirement
Jan Frisch
Russell J. & Sylvia
H. Schwartz Israel
Youth Scholarship
Fund
Honor of Jonah Kupritz’s high
school graduation
Barbara Taragan
Honor of Ora Raymond’s high
school graduation
Honor of Orielle Heilicher’s high Barbara Taragan
school graduation
Isaac Benjamin
Honor of Kobi & Sofie Schear’s
B’nai Mitzvah
Jerry Shapiro Fund
Segal Memorial
Fund
Memory of Leonard Juster
Robert Segal & Lucinda
Cummings
Andrew Seitel
Memorial Fund
Honor of Sandy Glassman’s
special birthday
Jane Bolter
David & Joyce Abramson
Harriet Berkal
Ben Borensztein
Linda & Miles Braufman
Fred & Harriet Burstein
Richard & Diane Cohen
Liz Susman Karp, Larry, Robert
& Eli Karp
Etta Fay Orkin
Char & Michael Plitman
Pamela Ryder
Marvin & Stefanie Segal
Mark & Lynn Mandle Usem
Neil & Ann Wasserman
Marla, Richard & Jacqueline
Weiner
Risa & Steven Kessler
Faye & Ralph Stillman
Phyllis Sudit
Honor of Stephanie Levine’s
birthday
Sheila & David Brod
Honor of Max Lewin’s high
school graduation
Arlis & Erv Grossman
Honor of Penne Berenberg’s
special birthday
Clarice & Howard Smith
Honor of Liba Stillman’s
birthday
Faye & Ralph Stillman
Honor of Liba & Tommy
Stillman’s anniversary
Wayne & Wendy Salita
Todah Rabah Fund
Honor of the Adath staff
Nina Samuels
USY Leadership
Development Fund
Honor of Harold Lederman’s
special birthday
Sharyn & Alan Grone
Max & Lillian Weitz
Fund for
Perpetuation of
Jewish Studies
Memory of Shirley Jaffee
Young Adult
Outreach Fund
Honor of Alex Meier’s college
graduation
Sherry & Joel Coffino
Honor of Jacob Meier’s college
graduation
Sherry & Joel Coffino
Jerry & Sharon
Zweigbaum Family
Art Fund
Sharon Zweigbaum
Memory of Stewart Segal
Phyllis Sudit
Memory of Stewart Segal
Sharon Zweigbaum
Honor of Billy Cohn’s special
birthday
Naomi Maul
Honor of Carol Garrison’s
special birthday
Sharon Zweigbaum
Appreciation of Jeff Herman
Sharon Zweigbaum
CLARION
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YOUTH NEWS by Sue Shrell Leon
This summer I am lucky enough to get to visit Camp Ramah and
Herzl Camp, along with preparing fun, exciting Youth and Family
programs for fall.
In addition to your summer adventures we need volunteers
for Camp Mishpacha or put your name on our Adath Teen
Babysitting List.
Remember to register for: SMP, SMP Staff, MACCABEE (4-6 gr),
KADIMA (7-8 gr), USY (9-12 gr), Heschel Society Group
(9-12 gr), Rosh Hodesh (girls’ group starting in 8th gr).
Register at http://www.adathjeshurun.org/grade-7-12
Put these dates on your calendar:
August 26-29: USY Emtza Region’s LTI
August 30: First USY lounge
See more dates to save on page 4.
KADIMA/USY ‘Kick-Off’ BBQ Lounge
Tuesday, September 6
FREE!
Meet in the Yard by the Gan…..rain or shine!
For details contact the Youth Office at:
952.215.3910 or [email protected]
This year’s USY/KADIMA
musical play is Mulan!
Performances are Thursday
& Saturday evenings,
December 15 & 17, along with
Sunday afternoon, December 18.
Auditions/Rehearsals begin in October.
Mazal Tov to our 2016-2017 Adath USY Executive Board:
Ari Buslovich & Evan Segal – Co-President
Lily Gray – Executive VP
Zach Marmet – Israel Affairs VP
Gabe Fishman – Religious/Education VP
Ellie Fishman – Social Action Tikun Olam VP
Shayna Korsh – Membership/KADIMA VP
Allie Phillips – Communication VP
Isabel Freeman – Freshman Representative VP
Michael Korsh – Ex-Officio
All 7-8th graders (KADIMA) & 9-12th graders (USY)
are invited to our Annual BBQ Kick-Off Lounge!
Meet new friends. Catch up with your old friends.
Meet our Advisors:
Callie Sher (USY) & Leeor Zadaka (KADIMA).
See what we’ve got planned for this year.
The mission of Adath Jeshurun Congregation, a member of the Conservative Movement, is to be a progressive, egalitarian and sacred
community dedicated to Torah (learning and tradition), Avodah (prayer and spirituality) and Gemilut Hasadim (acts of loving kindness).

July 15- Aug, 2016 - Adath Jeshurun Congregation

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