september yahrzeits - Peabody

TEMPLE NER TAMID
368 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 01960
(978) 532-1293, Fax: (978) 532-0101
Website: www.templenertamid.org
E-mail: [email protected]
Non-Profit Org.
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Peabody, MA
No. 63
The Conservative Congregation of Peabody, MA
Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
SEPTEMBER 2015
ELUL/TISHREI
5775/5776
“OR CURRENT RESIDENT”
Wishing you and yours a
Happy & Healthy New Year!
5776
Sunday, Sept. 13
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Monday, Sept. 14
Rosh Hashanah
Tuesday Sept. 15
Rosh Hashanah
Tuesday, Sept. 22
Kol Nidre
Wednesday Sept. 23
Yom Kippur
TNT SERVICE HOURS
Sunday
Sunday - Thursday
Friday
(unless otherwise noted)
Saturday
9:00 AM
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
9:30 AM
SHABBAT & HIGH HOLY DAY
CANDLE LIGHTING
Our Temple staff members and volunteers
are happy to help you by phone or email
Rabbi: Deborah Zuker
Temple Ext.201
[email protected]
President: Eric Richman
Cell (617) 908-2434 [email protected]
Vice Presidents:
Harvey Dragoon [email protected]
Adele Lubarsky [email protected]
Alan Titelbaum [email protected]
Friday, Sept. 18
6:31 PM
Kol Nidre
Tues. Sept. 22
6:22 PM
6:18 PM
Erev Sukkot
Sunday, Sept. 27 6:15 PM
Men’s Club President: Larry Malatzky
[email protected]
Torah Fund Cards: Sue Savy
Home: (617) 686-7470 [email protected]
Contact:
[email protected]
6:43 PM
Friday, Sept. 25
Bookkeeper: Linda Swears
Temple Ext: 202 [email protected]
Sisterhood President: Sue Callum
[email protected]
Please join Temple Ner Tamid
as we secure our future while
we build a solid foundation!
Friday, Sept. 11
Rosh Hashanah
Monday, Sept. 14 7:38 PM
Synagogue Administrator: Beth K. Hoffman
Temple Ext: 200 [email protected]
Buy a brick to recognize
special people or milestones in
your life, or just honor
someone you love!
6:55 PM
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Sunday, Sept. 13 6:38 PM
Cantor: Stephen Abramowitz
Temple Ext: 203 [email protected]
“One Brick at a Time”
Ponn Family Pathway
Friday, Sept. 4
Sukkot
Monday, Sept. 28 7:13 PM
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Monday,
September 14
Tuesday,
September 15
Rosh Hashanah
Wednesday,
September 23
Yom Kippur
President, Eric Richman
Dear Congregants,
As we begin September, I hope you have all had an
enjoyable and relaxing summer.
This past June we had the annual installation of our
officers and directors. Rabbi Zuker also decided not
to renew her contract, and we began the process of
looking for coverage for the holidays and lifecycle
events for the duration of her contract.
We also welcomed Daniel Simon (Rabbi Zuker’s new
son) to our community.
During the summer, we held many themed services to
attract new members and bring our community together. These were well-received and well-attended.
This fall we will be bring back dinners on Friday
nights. Your attendance will be needed to help build
community. Watch for the flyer.
A huge thank you to all who have and continue to
volunteer in various capacities. As the summer winds
down, with the High Holidays fast approaching, I ask
all of you to consider taking a more active role at the
Temple beginning this fall. Please contact me to discuss an opportunity that would fit with your work and
other time commitments. Your thoughts and ideas
on how we can make our Temple a shining star of the
Jewish community on the North Shore are always
welcomed, encouraged and needed.
Enjoy these last weeks of summer and I look forward
to seeing you and your families in September as we
welcome in the New Year.
Wishing you a happy and healthy New Year!
Eric Richman
Sisterhood, Esther Kaufman
I don’t know where the summer went, but I turned the
page on my calendar today to September. When September begins, the pace of my life changes. I am
back to school and squeezing in household responsibilities around work obligations. The pace changes at
TNT as well. Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur bring
throngs of people to the synagogue. Sukkot and Simchat Torah follow closely behind with their own set
of services and celebrations. The celebration of the
cycle of fall holidays provides us with new opportunities to reconnect with our Jewish community at
TNT, and rejoice together in the promise of a new
year.
One great way to get involved this year is through
Sisterhood. Our activities are so varied that everyone
is bound to find something that will interest them.
Our first meeting on September 10 is a program
called Drinkable Art. Instead of your ordinary paint
night, the painting is done on your choice of a coffee
mug or wine glass. If painting isn’t your thing, perhaps you’d like to help out with preparing and setting
up food for an event. Volunteers are always needed
to set up for break fast at the end of Yom Kippur services, put out refreshments in the Sukkah, or help
with weekly onegs. Maybe your talents lie in soliciting ads for our calendar, or decorating welcome baskets for new members. Throughout the year, Sisterhood offers a variety of general meetings as well as
card parties, rummages sales, dinners, and social
events. There is truly something for everyone! I have
also found that Sisterhood crosses all age barriers.
Everyone works together in a warm and friendly atmosphere for the benefit of the Temple, deriving
pleasure and satisfaction from helping out.
Rabbi Hillel said, “If I am not for myself, who will be
for me? If I am not for others, what am I? And if not
now, when?” As the calendar turns to September and
we begin a new year, let the time be now that you do
something for yourself and others by getting involved
in Sisterhood.
My family joins me in wishing everyone a Shanah
Tovah oo’Mitookah, a good and sweet year.
Esther Kaufman
Recording Secretary
Cantor Stephen Abramowitz
Peaches and Cream for
Rosh HaShanah???
tain a small amount of anti-oxidants, which fight
off cancer and heart disease. Apples also contain soluble and non-soluble fiber, which can
lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Some
health experts even connect the apple peel to
prevention of constipation!
Finally, one can witness the power of the biblical apple in its technological namesake. Why
else would the late Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, founders of Apple, Inc., select a logo of an
apple with a bite taken out of it? Since neither
visionary had Jewish ancestry, it would have
Just as the apple has various colors
(white, red, green), so the Holy One, blessed be been folly to anticipate an Apple logo with honG-d, has various supernal colors (white, red, ey dripping from the bitten section. But who
knew an Apple would change the world as we
green - corresponding to the attributes
of chessed [loving- kindness], gevura [might], knew it? Perhaps the Tree of Knowledge carand tif’eret [beauty]), (Zohar, Acharei Mot; ried an Apple, after all.
Ziv HaZohar, VaEtchanan).
Whether you partake in a Granny Smith,
Strawberries dipped in chocolate, a blueberry
Gravenstein, Golden Delicious or even the
pie, my favorite Thai dessert—sticky rice with
McIntosh, I hope your 5776 is filled with the
mango. All of these delectable natural treats
crunch of the first bite, the sweetness of the first
may tempt the sweet tooth and palate, but only
honey droplet, and the joy of celebrating a new
the apple and honey offer the requisite sweetness year with friends, family and the Temple Ner
to punctuate the new year every Rosh HaShaTamid community.
nah. How did the apple and honey arrive at
this lofty position?
Shanah Tovah, M’tukah Uvriah
(Wishing you a good, sweet and healthy year),
Of course, we can trace the apple all the way Cantor Steve
back to the Garden of Eden in the Genesis Creation tale. The serpent tempts Eve with a
“forbidden fruit”, often identified as an apple.
While Torah scholars actually denounce the existence of apples on that Tree of Knowledge,
Kabbalah actually refers to Eden in its entirety
as the “holy apple orchard”. Later in Genesis,
Isaac delights about his son Jacob, “Behold, the
fragrance of my son is like the fragrance of a
field, which the Lord has blessed” (Genesis
27:27). The French Rabbinic commentator
Rashi explained that the fragrance actually refers
to the apple orchard in Eden.
The most sensual Biblical canon, the Song of
Songs, gives apples an aphrodisiac quality. Solomon (or the anonymous alternative author)
writes “Beneath the apple tree I aroused you(r
love)” (Song of Songs 8:5). Obviously the apple holds a special place in the TaNaKh, so the
sweetness attributed to Rosh HaShanah is not far
-fetched.
To our newest
TNT Members
Elyse Novak
& son, Ryan
David Perl
But perhaps there is also medicinal value to this
sweetness, as we pray toward being sealed in the
Book of Life for the coming year. Apples con-
Religious School, Tracy Cranson
Hello friends,
Men’s Club, Larry Malatzky
Shana Tovah u’metuka to all of you from
the Man’s Club of TNT!
I am excited to share with you that I will be the new
Head of the Religious School for the 2015-2016 year.
I have been involved with the school for several years We are all looking forward to an exciting year full of
as the 6th grade teacher and will also be continuing in events from the Men’s Club of TNT. If you are already a member please get involved and if you are not
that role.
a member, please join or help me understand what
would inspire you to join.
We have already prepared our calendar for the year
which includes holiday celebrations and class led services at both TNT and TBS. There are ample oppor- We had a great crowd that enjoyed our opening board
meeting and BBQ. A huge thank you goes to Alan
tunities to get involved as a parent volunteer and I in- Titelbaum and Ed Gustat for your tireless efforts and
vite you to contact either me or Adele Lubarsky, our for being our all-star BBQ crew for the dinner. Many
VP of the Religious School for more information.
burgers and hot dogs were devoured and a spirited
meeting followed to discuss all of our current business
Our combined school is spirited, enthusiastic and truly and upcoming events.
provides a wonderful learning environment for the
large student population. Our long standing teachers
The next two events should already be in your calendar. Our Annual Sukkot Dinner is on Friday October
are dedicated to providing the students with a well
balanced Jewish education by using a curriculum that 2nd. Information is available in this bulletin and on
out. Make your reservastresses Hebrew reading, TORAH, Israel appreciation our website. Don’t get shut
th
tion
today.
On
October
25
Moe
Sack will be honored
and of course, traditional music, prayers and Israeli
as TNT Men’s Club Keeper of the Flame recipient.
dancing specially instructed by our own Talya Paul.
Moe has been a dedicated member of the Men’s club
Also noteworthy is the continuation of TNT and TBS and TNT for many years. Please purchase an ad congratulating Moe and join us at Temple Emunah in
combined classes for our 8th-10th graders. We will
Lexington.
begin the fourth year of this very successful program.
Veteran teachers Andrew Allen along with Bari John- We have many other events already scheduled so
son head the pre-confirmation program which has
don’t forget to reserve the dates:
been a very successful venture for these students.
They have the chance to continue their Jewish educaNovember 19th – Men’s Club Paid up supper
tion through creative programming and social interacDecember 5th – TNT Men’s Club annual Scholarship auction
tion.
December 14th – Texas Hold-em
I am looking forward to an amazing school year which
February 6th - Men’s Club and Sisterhood joint
begins on Sunday, September 20th, with an opening
Comedy night at Giggles
day assembly and parent breakfast.
February 7th – Men’s Club World Wide Wrap
B'ahava, Tracy Cranson
Many other events are scheduled later in 2016 and additional events will be added such as Foxwoods/
Mohegan Sun Trip and Men’s Club Patriots viewing
party.
Wishing all of us a New Year of blessing, peace,
and success.
Larry Malatzky
MAZEL TOV!
Rabbi Zuker on the birth of her son, Daniel Simon Zuker
Sandra & Alan Rosenbaum on the marriage of their daughter, Sara
Evelyn Ponn, on the marriage of her granddaughter, Sara
Cantor Steve & Meredith Abramowitz on their new home
Merle & Larry Shuman on their new home
Ronda & Stuart Spitzer on their new home
Rhoda & Don Kantor on their new home
Dave Derman on his 85th Birthday
Judy & Ken Rosenthal on their granddaughter’s,
Alyssa & Emma Keith’s B’nai Mitzvah
Larry Levine
GET WELL
Ron Generazzo
Mark Lerner
Al Fogel
KIDDUSH & ONEG SPONSORS
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Sisterhood
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Honor of the anniversary of Haftarah Shofetim
To share your news or if you are interested in sponsoring an
Oneg Shabbat or Kiddush Luncheon
in honor of a special occasion,
Contact: [email protected]
ZUMBA FOR FITNESS
Every Monday Night
At TNT
6:15 PM - 7:17 PM
Instructor: Jenn Pomerantz
Try out your class for $5.00. 5 class punch card
passes are $40.00 for NSJCC/TNT members
and $50.00 for non members.
Call Arlyne Greenspan
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Choose a selection from
some of these authors
James Patterson
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Anita Shreve
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Jodi Picolt
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Men’s Club of
Temple Ner Tamid
announces their
2015 Keeper of the Flame
Moe Sack
More information will
be forthcoming.
Please save the date so
that you can also join us at
the annual
Keeper of the Flame dinner
Sunday, October 25th
Temple Emunah in Lexington
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTORS
BUILDING FUND
JOAN BORNSTEIN In Memory of your mother, Phyllis Romejko by LISA & PETER STONE
LARRY LEVINE Get Well Soon! by LIZ & JEFF SCHULTZ
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by JANICE GERSHLAK
LORETTA BAND & FAMILY In Loving memory of your brother, Jess Palmer by LIZ & JEFF SCHULTZ
MARK LERNER Get Well Soon! by LIZ & JEFF SCHULTZ
GENERAL FUND
ADELE & MARK LUBARSKY In Honor of the birth of grandson, Drew Harris by LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN
ALVIN FOGEL Wishing you a speedy recovery from everyone by THE BINGO ALUMNI GROUP
DAVID DERMAN In Honor of your 85th Birthday by LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN
JACK POTASH Wishing you a speedy get well by JANICE GERSHLAK
JOAN & STEVE BORNSTEIN In Memory of Joan's mother, Phyllis Romejko by ESTHER & NEAL KAUFMAN
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by JUDI WISE
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by SHARON & MARTY
BREGMAN
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by BARBARA
ROSENBLATT
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by LAILA & STEVE
CHAMUEL
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by LOIS MURRAY &
FAMILY
LISA STONE In Honor of Lisa Stone being awarded the Woman of Distinction by NATALIE SILVER
LIZ & JEFF SCHULTZ In Honor of the marriage of son Joseph to Katina Russ by LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN
LORETTA BAND & FAMILY In Loving Memory of your brother, Jess Palmer by WENDY & MARK GERSHLAK
LORETTA BAND & FAMILY In Memory of Loretta's brother, Jess Palmer by ELLEN & FRANK CHMARA
LORETTA BAND AND FAMILY In Memory of your brother, Jess Palmer by LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN
RABBI DEBORAH ZUKER In Honor of the birth of your son by FRAN & IRVING SCHULMAN
SHARON & MARTY BREGMAN In Memory of Sharon's mother, Gladys Gordon by RUTH & DAVID TITELBAUM
KITCHEN
ADELE & MARK LUBARSKY In Honor of Adele & Mark Lubarsky' s new grandson, Drew Harris by SIMONE &
TODD LEVINE
ADELE & MARK LUBARSKY In Honor of Adele & Mark Lubarsky's new grandson, Drew Harris by MINDY & LARRY
LEVINE
DR. ROBERT LEVY & FAMILY In Loving memory of loving mother, wife & grandmother, Marilyn Levy by MINDY &
LARRY LEVINE
EVELYN PONN In Honor of Evelyn Ponn’s granddaughter, Sara's marriage by MINDY & LARRY LEVINE
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by SIMONE & TODD
LEVINE
LORETTA & RICH BAND In Loving memory of Loretta Band's brother, Jess Palmer by MINDY & LARRY LEVINE
LORETTA & RICH BAND In Loving memory of Loretta Band's brother, Jess Palmer by SIMONE & TODD LEVINE
RABBI DEBORAH ZUKER In Honor of the birth of Daniel by MINDY & LARRY LEVINE
SANDRA & ALAN ROSENBAUM In Honor of Sandra & Alan Rosenbaum's daughter, Sara's marriage by MINDY &
LARRY LEVINE
PRAYER BOOK FUND
In Honor of Amanda Lewis' Aliyah for Yom Kippur by THE JAY LEWIS FAMILY
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by JENN & JOSH PEARY
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by MITCH & CAROLINE
WALLMAN
DONATIONS CONTINUED
PRAYER BOOK FUND
In Honor of Amanda Lewis' Aliyah for Yom Kippur by THE JAY LEWIS FAMILY
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by JENN & JOSH
PEARY
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan's 60th Wedding Anniversary by MITCH & CAROLINE
WALLMAN
RABBI DISCRETIONARY FUND
RABBI DEBORAH ZUKER Congratulations on the birth of Daniel and Joey's brother by JANICE GERSHLAK
RABBI DEBORAH ZUKER In Honor of the birth of your son by WENDY & MARK GERSHLAK
RABBI DEBORAH ZUKER In Honor of the birth of your son, Daniel by ARLENE TITELBAUM
RABBI DEBORAH ZUKER In Honor of the birth of your son, Daniel Simon by DORIS & MARVIN BERMAN
RICHARD, MARCIA, DEBORAH AND JOEY ZUKER In Honor of the birth of son, Daniel - Mazel Tov and Best
Wishes and much "Nachas" to all by RUTH ANN SCHUMEISTER
SARITA PICKARD MEMORIAL
LORETTA BAND & FAMILY In Memory of Loretta Band’s brother, Jess Palmer by JOEL & LOIS KORNITSKY
RABBI DEBORAH ZUKER In Honor of the birth of your son by JOEL & LOIS KORNITSKY
WINOKUR FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
ANITA & MARK BREGMAN In Honor of Anita & Mark Rudin's grandson, Max's Bar Mitzvah by SHARON & MARTY
BREGMAN
ANITA & MARK RUDIN Mazel Tov on Max's Bar Mitzvah by ELLEN, HOWARD AND ERIC WINOKUR
YOUTH
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan 60th Wedding Anniversary by JO ANN & STEVE
WISOTSKY
LEONA & HENRY KAPLAN In Honor of Leona & Henry Kaplan 60th Wedding Anniversary by GAIL & BARRY
FALKOFF
RABBI BERNARD HOROWITZ In Honor of your ordination as a Rabbi by GAIL & BARRY FALKOFF
Yahrzeit Fund in memory of
ADELE GREENFIELD (Wife) by Morton Greenfield
ARNOLD IRVING SIEGEL (Friend) by Eleanor Brown
BEATRICE YOFFA (Mother) by Sue Savy
BENJAMIN LEVINE (Father) by Janice Gershlak
BERNARD PHILLIPS (Husband) by Barbara Phillips
DEBORAH FREEDMAN (Daughter) by Vita Freedman
EDWARD KADEN (Father) by Judith Lewis
EVELYN SADUR (Mother) by Nancy Becker
HARRY FALEK (Father) by Carol Willens
JACK K. BURNIM (Father) by Barbara Lowy
KENNETH GREEN (Husband) by Annette Green
LEO COLE (Father) by William Cole
MARJORIE GOLDEN (Mother) by Sandra Litner
MAURICE WESTERMAN (Father) by Ethel Madnick
MAX ESTRACH (Father) by Kalah Kresnow
MINNIE KRESNOW (Mother-in-Law) by Kalah Kresnow
NOAH KOBRIN (Father) by Evelyn Rothschild
NORMAN HOROWITZ (Father) by James Horowitz
PAMELA LEWIS (Wife) by Jay Lewis
ROSE COLE (Mother) by William Cole
SAMUEL ROGOSA (Grandfather) by Martin Rogosa
SYLVIA WILLNER (Mother) by Kenneth Willner
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS!
Don’t see your SEPTEMBER birthday?
Make sure the office knows the date.
Sharon Bregman
Barry Comak
Melissa Comak
Cheryl Dorenfeld
Ester Esperon
Al Fogel
Harold Hoffman
Roz Jacobson
Rhoda Kantor
Alan Lehman
Larry Levine
Danielle Levy
Gerald Molk
Jennifer Pincus
Anita Rudin
Max Shible
Larry Shuman
Heidi Silverman
Frank Sklar
Mark Solomon
Rosalyn Stein
Carol Willens
Rena Zellin
WHY SCHELP TO BROOKLINE?
VISIT THE SISTERHOOD JUDAICA SHOP
FOR ALL OF YOUR HIGH HOLY DAY GIFTS!
SEPTEMBER YAHRZEITS: WE REMEMBER THEM
Alexander Aronis [father of Jane Lawson]
Irving Bacherman [grandfather of Irving Bacherman]
Anita Baker [wife of Lawrence Baker]
Israel Barr
Irving Berg [brother of Rosalyn Stein]
Bernice Levine Bress [mother of Ellen Chmara]
Frances Miller Brody [sister of Nannette Shible]
Charles Brown
Saul Buchbinder [brother of Bea Zide]
Jack K. Burnim
Robin Casper [niece of Harold Hoffman]
Leo Cole [father of William Cole]
Myer Denenberg
Albert Desatnick [father of Barbara Gerson]
Bertha Desatnick [mother of Barbara Gerson]
Louis Dobrushin
Philip Druckman
Jacob Abraham Dubinsky
Joseph Erlich
Max Estrach [father of Kalah Kresnow]
Harry Falek [father of Carol Willens]
Harry Alex Fogel [father of Alvin Fogel]
Perry Gerson [grandfather of Sharyn Solomon]
Herman David Ginsberg [father of Barry Ginsberg]
Manachem Ginsberg
Calvin Goldberg
Marjorie Schor Golden [mother of Sandra Litner]
Max Golden
Mary Gottlieb
Kenneth Green
Adele Greenfield [wife of Morton Greenfield]
Anna Greenfield
Linda Hadany [sister of Dorothy Wallman]
Abraham Harris
Norman Horwitz
Edward Hurtig [grandfather of Elisa Zimmerman]
Sophie Jacobson [mother of Marvin Jacobson]
Edward Kaden
Sarah Kaplan [mother-in-law of Morris Sack]
Dora Katcher [mother-in-law of Gladys Katcher]
Rebecca Katz
Marsha Kemp [wife of Alexander Kemp & mother of
Steven Kemp]
Morris L. Kerbel
Clara Kleiner [mother of Jo Ann Wisotsky]
Minnie Kresnow [mother-in-law of Kalah Kresnow]
Harold Krinsky [father of Martin Krinsky]
Florence Krouse
Allison Kuhn [daughter of Barbara Kuhn]
Bessie Celia Kuhn [mother-in-law of Barbara Kuhn]
Mitchell Kuhn [husband of Barbara Kuhn]
Lillian Kupelnick
Christine Langee [mother of Leona Kaplan]
Leo Lemack
Robert Ruby Levine
Pamela Lewis [wife of Jay Lewis]
Henry Lubarsky [father of Mark Lubarsky]
Minnie I. Marlin
Cantor Sam Pessaroff [husband of Mona Pessaroff]
Bernard Phillips [husband of Barbara Phillips]
Shoshanna Brocha Pincus [mother of Roy Pincus]
Ida R. Reinherz [mother of Deborah Strauss]
Bernard Reiss [father of Deborah Pransky]
Bertha Richer [grandmother of Rosalinda Jacobson]
Louis Rogosa [uncle of Martin Rogosa]
Mary Rogosa [aunt of Martin Rogosa]
Miriam Paula Romo
Mary Rosoff [mother of Marlene Goodman]
Evelyn Sadur [mother of Nancy Becker]
Anne Salkovitz [mother-in-law of Susan Salkovitz]
Barry Salkovitz [husband of Susan Salkovitz]
Hyman Sanitsky
Robert Schechter
Dorothy K. Schultz [mother of Jeffrey Schultz]
Ida Shain
William Shapiro
Max Smith
Laura Weinstein Steinman [mother of Ina Friedman]
Yosle Tolpina [grandfather of Jane Tolpina]
Nat Varnick
Lester M. Weiner
Clara Weisberg
Maurice Westerman [father of Ethel Madnick]
Sylvia Willner
Ann Wisotsky [mother of Steven Wisotsky]
George Wyman [father of Beverly Zigelbaum]
Frances Beatrice Wyner [mother of Elliot Wyner]
Etta Zetlan
Dorothy Zigelbaum [mother of Ira Zigelbaum & Irma Sternberg]
Sally Zimmerman [mother-in-law of Renee Zimmerman]
Isadore Zunick [father of Frank Zunick]
Condolences to:
Loretta Band
On the loss of her
brother,
Jess Palmer
Remember your
loved one
with a
Memorial Plaque
Space is limited
Contact Beth in the
office for details
We are still Collecting!
Save Cancelled Postage Stamps For
the Holocaust Stamps Project!
JF&CS Family Table
(Kosher Food Pantry)
IS IN NEED OF
Canned Vegetables
&
Tuna Fish
Students, staff, parent volunteers, and friends of Foxborough Regional Charter School have been saving, trimming, and counting
cancelled postage stamps since 2009 as part of a Community Service Learning initiative, the Holocaust Stamps Project.
Five years ago, an ambitious goal was set – to collect 11 million
stamps to visually illustrate the enormity of that number of children,
women, and men having been killed as a result of prejudice, racism,
and discrimination by the Nazi regime. Six million Jewish people
and five million others considered by Germany’s dictator to be
“enemies of the State” are being honored and memorialized by each
of the collected stamps.
Thousands of the stamps are being used, by small groups of talented
middle and high school FRCS students, to create a series of 18
unique collage pictures that reflect causes and effects of the Holocaust. Long-term plans are for a public venue to be found where the
entire collection of stamps can be permanently displayed in a custom designed acrylic sculpture, along with the whole collage series.
As of mid-November, more than 5,467,130 stamps had been counted, but there is a long way to go before the goal is reached.
Please drop off your donations
in the bin located
in the TNT Coat Room
Food Pantry Distribution
at Temple Sinai, Marblehead
on Sunday, September 27