friday, february 6 at 6:00 pm, the temple

THE TEMPLE
FEBRUARY 2015 • SHEVAT/ADAR 5775
A Monthly Newsletter of The Temple -Tifereth Israel
Beachwood, Ohio
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TEMPLE FAMILY CONNECTIONS INVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR OUR
ANNUAL TU B’SHEVAT SEDER
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6 AT 6:00 PM, THE TEMPLE, BEACHWOOD
Join us as we celebrate the ancient tradition of the
Tu B’Shevat Seder. Children’s activities FOR ALL AGES
and fruits of Israel are included in this special evening.
DINNER COST: ADULTS $12 EA. / CHILDREN $8 EA.
Dinner reservations and payments can be made online at
www.ttti.org or by calling Tiondra Hope at 216-831-3233.
Regina Krieger & Mariah Ornstein, Co-chairs
IN CELEBRATION OF TU B’SHEVAT, PLEASE SUPPORT JNF BY PLANTING A TREE(S) IN THE TEMPLE GARDEN IN ISRAEL.
AN ORDER FORM CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE 11 OR IN THE TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL OFFICE.
JOIN US FOR SHABBAT DINNER & FEATURED FRIDAY
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20 AT THE TEMPLE
FEATURING DR. GARY P. ZOLA
Executive Director of The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives and
the Edward M. Ackerman Distinguished Professor of the American Jewish Experience &
Reform Jewish History, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati, Ohio
DR. ZOLA WILL DELIVER A PRESIDENT’S DAY MESSAGE AND SPEAK ON
‘He Was Like One of Us’: Abraham Lincoln and American Jewry
6:00 p.m. - Service • 7:00 p.m. - Shabbat Dinner • 8:00 p.m. - Program
Dr.Zola
Although countless volumes have been published on the life of Abraham Lincoln, relatively few people are aware of the remarkable
history that links American Jewry and the sixteenth president. Dr. Gary P. Zola of Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati – the only
American Jewish historian to have served on the Academic Advisory Council of the congressionally recognized Abraham Lincoln
Bicentennial Commission in Washington, D.C. – recently completed a volume on Lincoln titled We Called Him Rabbi Abraham:
Lincoln and American Jewry. Dr. Zola will reconstruct Lincoln’s relationship with American Jewry during the course of his lifetime
and, also, he will explain why generations of American Jews believed him to be an “almost chosen person.” Zola’s analysis of
Lincoln’s historical image seeks to clarify why generations of American Jews have preferred to think of America’s “Father Abraham” as American Judaism’s “Rabbi Abraham.”
Dinner Cost - $16 per person Oneg Shabbat to follow.
Make your Shabbat dinner reservations online at www.ttti.org or call Tiondra Hope at 216-831-3233,
email [email protected] or return slip on page 11 with payment.
Sponsored by the Diann G & Thomas A Mann Lecture Fund
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, DR. ZOLA WILL ALSO SPEAK AT THE TWA RETREAT ON
Turn the Page and Keep the Book: A Centenary Perspective on Sisterhood
(See page 9)
T HE T EMPLE -T IFERETH I SRAEL
SHABBAT WORSHIP
KABBALAT SHABBAT SERVICES
ARE HELD AT 6:00 PM
Friday, Februry 6 / 17 Shevat
Torah Portion: Yitro
Exodus 18:1-20:23
Friday, Februry 13 / 25 Shevat
Torah Portion: Mishpatim;
Exodus Exodus 21:1-24:18
Friday, February 20 / 1 Adar
Torah Portion: Terumah;
Exodus 25:1-27:19
Friday, February 27* / 8 Adar
Torah Portion: Tetzave;
Exodus 27:20-30:10
* If you are celebrating a birthday
or anniversary this month please join
us on this Shabbat to be called to the
bima for a special blessing!
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JOIN US FOR A
PRE -ONEG
Friday, February 20th at 5:15 p.m.
We welcome you to come early and enjoy
the company of others as we socialize
and enjoy refreshments before the
6:00 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat Service.
Sponsored by The Temple Women’s Association
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SHABBAT MORNING
TORAH STUDY
LED BY RABBI ROGER C. KLEIN
FEB. 7, 14, 21 & 28 AT 9:15 AM
Come enjoy a bagel, cup of coffee,
and the pleasure of studying Torah
with old and new friends.
If you are unable to attend in person,
we are pleased to stream Torah
Study sessions live on our website,
or you can watch them archived at your
convenience. Go to www.ttti.org and
click on the streaming logo shown here.
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Oh Today, We’ll Merry, Merry Be
JOIN US FOR AN ADULT
EVENING OF FUN
TO CELEBRATE PURIM
Wednesday, March 4 at 6:00 p.m.
Moxie The Restaurant
3355 Richmond Road, Beachwood
MEGILLAH
at
MOXIE's
Join our Clergy for a fun celebration of Purim. We will read from the
Megillah, sing some parodies and songs and indulge in fabulous food
and drink! Costumes welcome! TING members are also invited!
Cost $25 per person - includes appetizers, one cocktail and dessert.
RSVP to Cyndi Wilson, Rabbi Haim’s assistant
at 216-455-1695 or email [email protected].
SAVE THE DATE!
Annual Purim Carnival
and Rock My Megillah
Sunday, March 8
Rock My Megillah - 10:00 a.m.
Come hear the Megillah and sing and
dance to the Rock My Megillah Service!
Purim Carnival - 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
The fun never stops with games, prizes, raffle, food, and costumes!
Parents must accompany their children throughout the morning!
VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED
To volunteer email Lauren Feldman at [email protected]
BAKERS AND DESSERT LOVERS!
We need your donations to make the Hamentashen Walk a success.
Two free prize tickets will be given for every donation. Please divide
your donations into prize size packages and bring on Sunday morning,
March 8. Drop off is between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. in Room 11/12.
Please label if there are nuts or milk. For questions,
contact Beth Goldstein at [email protected].
Bring the Whole Family Fun for All Ages!
Presented by Temple Family Connections
www.ttti.org
FROM THE RABBI’S STUDY
How to Combat Rigidity in Religion
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As of this writing (January 10, 2015), the world is reeling under the impact of the tragic events that unfolded in
France during the past couple of days. Terrorists, speaking in the name of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
(AQAP), have wreaked havoc in Paris, killing 17 people and shouting “We are Al Queda.” And this horrific
incident is just one of many perpetrated by radical Muslims in the past several years, though with gathering
frequency and intensity.
The French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said yesterday that France is at war with radical Islam. “It is,” he
declared, “a war against terrorism, against jihadism, against radical Islam, against everything that is aimed at breaking fraternity,
freedom, solidarity.” And since such harrowing atrocities are now perpetrated by individuals and can be carried out without warning
anywhere in the world, we know that such tragedies can happen here, too, as indeed they already have. But this “war on terrorism”
cannot be waged by Western governments and its security forces alone. Muslims of good will must join the protest and the battle.
Muslims of good will must decry these actions as perversions of their faith and of the venerable traditions which they represent.
For many years now Muslim leaders have been called upon to contribute their own strong voices against these atrocities allegedly done
in the name of their religion. And thankfully, those voices are now being raised. So, while the Islamic State (ISIS or ISIL) has praised
the attack, saying that “heroic jihadists” had attacked the office of a newspaper that made fun of Muhammad; and while Al Qaeda has
asserted that the attack sought revenge against “some filthy French people” who had insulted the prophet, another Muslim, Hassan
Farsadou, the president of the Union of Muslim Associates of Seine-Saint-Denis, said that the terrorist attacks were “a despicable,
criminal act, which we condemn utterly.” Yet, as Olivier Roy, an expert on political Islam and a professor at the European University
Institute has said, “what needs to happen is that the Muslim elites who are representative of the broader Muslim population in all its
diversity must speak out.”
Professor Roy’s point is an important one. Among the hallmarks of a humane religion are diversity, the acknowledgement of diversity,
and the need to allow, to encourage and even celebrate, dissenting opinions. No religion can allow being held captive to the views of
the few, especially the radical few. To avoid this, a tradition must cultivate a “culture of dissent,” a disposition to oppose and even reject
views that seem problematic. And those Muslims who thoroughly reject radical Islam as a gross distortion of their religion, must reject
this perversity in the very name of Islam itself.
The Jewish tradition, which, like any religion has had and still has its extremists, nevertheless has long embraced the idea that dissent,
adding the “no” to the “yes,” is a crucial component of a religion that seeks justice and peace, that seeks to rid itself of poisonous views
within. We find this kind of dissent, this insistence on the higher virtues, already in biblical religion. Prophets like Amos and Jeremiah
took on, loudly and forcefully, the rulers of the day and the accompanying “consensus of the realm” when they felt that true fidelity was
being undermined. The author of Ecclesiastes disputes the “authoritative” moral logic of the Deuteronomic historian when he feels
that it oversimplifies and even distorts a complex reality. Moses and Amos and Jeremiah even dare to challenge G-d when their understanding of G-d’s commands or decisions strikes them as problematic.
A culture of dispute, of skepticism, of an unwillingness to accept, or be silent in the face of, views and actions that are inherently
destructive and undermine the “ways of peace,” is one of the healthiest manifestations of a mature faith, a faith ready to insist on its
place in the comity of peoples and nations.
We can only hope that the voices of protest from within Islam, which are now being raised, will continue to gain strength and
persuasiveness in the crisis that we all now face.
L’Shalom, Rabbi Roger C. Klein
Rock
Soul
My
Shabbat
When It’s Cold Outside...
We Will Warm Your Soul.
Rock With Us!
Friday, February 13th
7:30 p.m.
THANK GOD IT’S SHABBAT
Friday, February 27th, 7:30 p.m.
Our special Winter
Oneg following the
service will featuring a
scrumptious Hot Chocolate Bar that
is sure to melt your winter blues away!
T HE T EMPLE -T IFERETH I SRAEL
ATTENTION
PARENTS
Information about 2018
B'nai Mitzvah dates!
If you are a parent of a child who
will turn 13 in the year 2018, you
are invited to a special session with
Rabbi Haim to discuss what the Bar
and Bat Mitzvah can mean to you.
Your family will receive directions
for scheduling a Temple date for
students born in 2005. Even if you
have attended for older children,
please come and hear new thoughts.
Sunday, February 8th
9:30 a.m.
(Dates will not be assigned at this time.)
RSVP by email to
Linda Hirsch at [email protected]
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MAZEL TOV TO OUR B’NAI MITZVAH
All are invited to attend the Shabbat Service as we welcome these B’nai Mitzvah
JOSEPH SPERO
Saturday, February 14 at 11:00 a.m.
The Temple, Beachwood
Joseph is the son of Jody and Scott Spero. He attends
Beachwood Middle School. For Joseph’s mitzvah project,
he is volunteering with various activities for the residents
of R.H. Meyers Apartments.
Our apologies to the Arenberg family for an error in last month’s announcement.
ABE N. ARENBERG
Saturday, January 31 at 11:00 a.m. at The Temple, Beachwood
AN ALIYAH (Torah blessing) can be done to honor a special moment in your
life or simply for the delight of being involved in Friday night Shabbat services.
To get more involved in the Torah service by reciting the blessings, or even through
taking the fulfilling challenge of reading Torah on Shabbat, please email
Linda Hirsch at [email protected] or call 216-831-3233, ext. 615.
THE TEMPLE’S GEMILUT CHASADIM COMMITTEE
WANTS TO HELP MAKE THIS PASSOVER SPECIAL
THANK YOU TO OUR
BAGEL BUDDIES!
JIM & LORI STONE
Sponsoring the Sunday Morning Bagel
Shop provides for thousands of dollars
in scholarship funding for our teens to
attend amazing leadership events all
over the country. We appreciate you
making this funding possible!
Cost to sponsor a Sunday is $75.
Sunday bagel donations benefit
the Temple Youth Group Fund
Please contact Jonathan Hausman at
[email protected] for information
about sponsoring our bagel shop.
Do you look for a home to go to for a Passover Seder?
Perhaps you have no family in town to spend Passover with.
Do you want to offer hospitality at your Passover Seder
to individuals who have no place to go for the holiday?
The Gemilut Chasadim Meals Committee of our Temple
is now helping bring together individuals and families who are
looking to have, and share, a warm, family Seder celebration.
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If interested, please call Rabbi Klein’s assistant,
Cyndi Wilson, at 216-831-3233, and indicate...
...if you are willing to host an individual or two (or three)
at your Seder on Friday, April 3rd, 2015
...if you are an individual (or perhaps individuals or a family)
looking to be invited to a family’s Seder.
We will make every effort to be sure that this happens.
www.facebook.com/TheTempleTiferethIsrael
IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS SCHOOL DATES
Sunday, February 1
Wednesday, February 4
Friday, February 6
Sunday, February 8
Monday, February 9
Sat., Feb. 14 - Wed., Feb. 18
Sunday, February 22
5th Grade Family Education Day (9:30 a.m.)
Tu B’Shevat
TFC Tu B’Shevat Seder (6:00 p.m.)
2018 B’nai Mitzvah Date Meeting (9:30 a.m.)
Mini TEFTY (Noon)
Monday Madness (grades 7 - 12)
President’s Day Week - No School
TEFTY Social Action Day (12:30 p.m.)
MAZEL TOV TO MADDY DUNN!
RECIPIENT OF THE 2014 AMANDA RACHEL WIEN AWARD
The Amanda Rachel Wien Advocacy Award is an annual award presented to a
deserving student who demonstrates the exemplary humanitarian qualities embraced
by Amanda in her lifetime. These qualities include love of people, empathy, kindness,
compassion, volunteerism, active outreach and advocacy on behalf of individuals
in need. The award comes with a $500 stipend to be used towards a learning or
formal enrichment experience related to Tikkun Olam and Tzedakah, specifically
incorporating compassion and advocacy on behalf of individuals in need.
We are honored to announce that Maddy Dunn was selected as the 2014 recipient.
As her mother explained in her nomination letter, “Any opportunity she gets to help
others, she will embrace.” Maddie volunteers a great deal of her time to a wide
variety of social service and Jewish communal organizations.
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VOTE ARZA!
REPRESENTING REFORM JUDAISM
IN THE 2015 WORLD ZIONIST
ORGANIZATION ELECTIONS
ARZA is the Association of Reform
Zionists of America. From January 15,
through April 30, 2015, the World
Zionist Organization will hold open
voting for all Jews to help shape its
agenda, including issues affecting
both Diaspora Jews and the state of
affairs in Israel. The world Zionist
Organization provides a forum for
all the world’s Jews to come together
and deliberate about critical issues
such as Women’s Rights and
Gender Equality, Religious Equality
and Regional Security.
We have a tremendous opportunity
to influence and impact what happens
in Israel and all you need to do is vote!
She volunteers twice a week with the Friendship Circle both in their Sunday program
as well as their Friends at Home program where she goes to a girl’s home and spends
time with her on Thursdays. She also assists at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s
Winter Break Lunch program serving meals and playing with children who rely on
school meals to eat. In addition, she participates in The National Council of Jewish
Women’s Share What You Wear Program. She collects clothing all year and also
helps children and teens find clothes and school supplies at the event.
FOR INFORMATION OR TO VOTE
GO TO OUR HOMEPAGE
WWW.TTTI.ORG AND CLICK
ON THE VOTE ARZA ICON.
In addition, Maddy’s mother is a Type I diabetic so since a very young age, Maddie
has walked in the Annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk and
Fundraiser. This year she raised over $2000 for research and was honored for being
one of the top fundraisers.
SENDING YOUR CHILD TO
JEWISH OVERNIGHT CAMP
FOR THE FIRST TIME!
At Solon High School she participates in their Key Club Volunteer Organization
and their Saturday Enrichment program where she teaches second through fourth
graders how to dance and sing and do a performance at the end of eight weeks.
With her busy volunteer schedule, Maddy makes
time to work as a madricha during the week paying special care and attention to all of the students
in her classes. This past summer, when she attended Beber Camp, she was extra attentive to
new campers who attended from our congregation so they would feel welcome at camp. Her personal connection to a variety of Social Justice
Issues is very inspiring. Congratulations to Maddy
and her parents Robbi and Howard Dunn.
Rabbi Stacy Schlein, Director of Education
YOUR VOTE MATTERS.
LEARN HOW YOU CAN
SAVE UP TO $1000 BY
Contact Jon Hausman for
information at 216-455-1707
or email [email protected].
T HE T EMPLE -T IFERETH I SRAEL
American
RedCross
Give Blood Save a Life!
Sunday, February 1
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The Temple, Beachwood
Please take 30 minutes to do this
important mitzvah. If you make
an appointment, you will not need
to wait in line. Please contact Jon
Hausman at [email protected].
TEMPLE SNOWBIRDS
FLORIDA
GET TOGETHER!
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Boca Raton
Naples
If you will be in Florida this February,
please join Rabbi Rosie on one of the
Florida coasts, for a warm weather
get-together with other congregants.
East Coast
Sunday, February 15th at 5:00 p.m.
St. Andrews Country Club
17557 W. Claridge Oval
Boca Raton, Florida 33496
Cocktails and light supper
Sponsored by Lee and Dolores Hartzmark
West Coast - Naples Area
Friday, February 13th
Call for details and location.
RSVP’s a must to Cyndi Wilson,
Rabbi Haim’s assistant at 216-455-1695
or email [email protected].
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LIBRARY LINES BY ANDREA DAVIDSON
Anita Diamond, author of The Red Tent and many other fine books, has written an
engrossing new book about family, friendship and feminism called The Boston Girl.
In it, the early years of the past century come to life, as we learn about the life of
one woman finding her place in a dramatically changing world. It is also available
in the Hartzmark Library in Large Print, as are Daniel Silva’s newest book, The
Heist, and many other titles. A large print copy of the Torah, as well as one of The
Torah: a Modern Commentary and one of The New Union Passover Haggadah are
also available to borrow.
Check out our new DVD, Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legend. A PBS special,
it examines the influence of Jewish composers and lyricists in the creation of the
modern Jewish musical. Featured are performances by Zero Mostel, Nathan Lane,
Barbra Streisand, Idina Menzel, Kristin Chenowitz, and many others.
LITERARY CLUB
Tuesday, February 10 at 1:00 p.m.
Sue Koletsky, Museum Director, will review
Pictures at an Exhibition by Sara Houghteling.
SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, March 10 at 1:00 p.m.
Rita Saslaw will review All the Light We Cannot See
by Anthony Doerr.
Bring your friends! The Temple will provide beverages and dessert.
Contact Andrea Davidson, Librarian at 216-455-1724 for information.
COMMITTEE FOR CIVILIZED DIALOGUE
OF FEDERATION PRESENTS
Bridges Over Troubled Waters:
How to Discuss Controversial Subjects
to Reach Understanding
This four part series is open to the Cleveland Jewish community, to be held jointly
with other participating congregations. Participants will learn how to have civil,
connecting conversations on issues that have been difficult for our community to
discuss. As a bonus, these techniques can be used to deal with issues in your personal
relationships. Topics we will learn to dialogue include Israel, Democratic/Republican perspectives, and different views of Judaism across denominations. You will
learn about Jewish and secular approaches to dialogue, watch panel demonstrations,
and participate in dialogue with other participants. Guest panelists will include
Ori Nir, the spokesperson for Americans for Peace Now, Sunny Simon, a County
Councilperson, a representative from the AJC, and many others.
February 11 - The Temple-Tifereth Israel from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Topic: Democratic/Republican Politics
Guests: Sunny Simon (dem) Cuyahoga County Council member,
and Jason Wuliger (rep) vice chair, Lake County Republican party
February 18 - Location to be announced
Topic - Inter-denominational Differences
Guests: Rabbi Haim joins representatives from various denominations
THE PROGRAMS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY!
If questions, contact Rabbi Haim’s office at 216-831-3233.
www.facebook.com/TheTempleTiferethIsrael
ADULT LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
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Breakfast and a Movie... and a Cantor!
Sunday, February 8 from 10:00 a.m. - Noon at The Temple
SM ART SUNDAYS
Join Cantor Sebo who will lead the discussion of the final movie in our
three-part series. A free breakfast of fruit, pastries, coffee, tea, and orange juice will be provided. Nourishment for the
mind, body, and soul! Registration required to [email protected].
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WONDER ON WEDNESDAYS - CHAI MITZVAH - GROW YOUR JUDAISM
LED BY RABBI ROSIE HAIM
Wednesdays at Noon: February 18, March 25, April 22, May 20 & June 17
Revive your Jewish spirit and connect with your Jewish roots through this text based learning and discussion.
Topics include Tzedakah, Peoplehood, Israel, Mindfulness, Gratitude, Community and more. Rosh Chodesh (new moon)
related, this is not just an academic experience, but the course is meant to stimulate engagement and life changes.
Participants welcome to one or all months of study. Bring your own lunch.
Sponsored by the Temple Women’s Association. All are welcome. Contact Rabbi Haim’s office if interested in joining.
“THE PRACTICAL WISDOM OF DR. SEUSS”
With Guest Professor Donald E. Pease, Dartmouth College
Sunday, February 22 at 7:30 p.m.
Donald E. Pease is a Professor of English, Chair of the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program
and The Ted and Helen Geisel Third Century Professor in the Humanities At Dartmouth College.
Professor Pease is an authority on 19th and 20th - century American literature and literary theory
and founder/director of the Futures of American Studies Institute. He has written numerous books,
including most recently Theodor Seuss Geisel (2010), and over 100 articles on figures in American
and British literature and an editor of The New Americanist series, which has transformed the field
of American studies.
On Sunday morning, Dr. Pease will talk to our religious school children about Dr. Seuss and the way in which Theodore
Geisel, the creator of Dr. Seuss, turned his own sad and happy childhood and adult experiences into the enchanting
and beloved books…The Cat in The Hat, Horton Hears a Who, The Lorax, Oh, The Places You’ll Go, If I Ran the Zoo, among
them… which have charmed and enlightened generations. In these fantastical books Dr. Seuss gently but powerfully
teaches lessons on kindness, trustworthiness, care, perseverance and tolerance.
On Sunday evening, Professor Pease will speak on “The Practical Wisdom of Dr. Seuss” and show how Theodore Geisel
artfully transformed the traumatic events he experienced and observed into the vital, ripe and joyous wisdom contained
in his ageless creations.
ENJOY AN EXHIBIT OF DR. SEUSS ART IN THE HARTZMARK ROOM!
Visit a display of posters from the Dick Kleinman Fine Art Gallery in Chagrin Falls
as well as Dr. Seuss books in Hebrew from the Hartzmark Library collection!
The Dick Kleinman Fine Art Gallery is a showcase for the Art of Dr. Seuss. The gallery is donating
a portion of the sales of Dr. Seuss art during the month of March to The Temple Museum Fund.
T HE T EMPLE -T IFERETH I SRAEL
As the year moves ahead so does the Annual Appeal. Listed below are the names of the over 300 individuals and families who have already honored The Temple by making a commitment to this years’
appeal. We want to thank them for their generosity – with their help we are more than halfway to
our $500,000 goal.
CONGREGATION
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RELATIONSHIPS
HAPPY 2015! It’s hard to believe that Winter is finally here! We had a wonderful fall and will spend
the next couple of months keeping warm and looking forward to the first blossoms of Spring.
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C ONNECT IONS
The 2014-15 Annual Appeal . . .
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If you haven’t yet made your pledge, we ask you to consider a gift to the Annual Appeal! Your support
keeps The Temple vibrant and strong, both financially and spiritually by helping to bridge “The Gap”
COMMUNITY
between standard dues and the actual operating cost to The Temple per member family and allowing
The Temple to fulfill its mission of never turning away a member because of an inability to pay our standard dues.
Your gift, whatever the amount, will be greatly appreciated. To request a pledge card or for information about the Annual Appeal, please
contact Allison Shippy, Director of Member Services (216) 831-3233 or [email protected].
Thank you in advance for your consideration and support.
Beth Dery & Michael Shames, Annual Appeal Co-Chairs
Is Your Name Here?
Phyllis Aaron • Nan Cohen & Dan Abrams • Terry & Shelly Adelman • Hope Adelstein • Trish & Mark Adler • Sheila & Bob Allenick
Candy Anker-Roehl • Cheryl & Jeff Apisdorf • Nancy B. Arnson • Jacqueline & Les Artman • Joseph Babin • Holly & Adam Baker • Joanne & Rob Balantzow
Susan & Roger Bamberger • Lois & Russell Baron • Norma Barron • Judy Dorfman Bass & Stanley Bass • Julie Baumoel • Cathy & Dr. Paul Becker • Dinny & Ron
Bell • Susan & Steve Belman • Elaine Bercu • Jane Haylor & Melvin Berger • Drs. Sosamma & Nathan Berger • Ruth Berger • Sharon & Richard Berger • Ruth
Bernstein • Eileen & Robert Blattner • Sherri & Marc Blaushild • Barbara & Marc Bloch • Susie & Rabbi Richard Block • Amy & Seth Brodsky • Barbara & Barry
Brouman • Leslie & Richard Brown • Drs. Vicky Eskinazi & John Budge • Amy & Armond Budish • Richard M. Burk • Lee H. Burkons • Lois Butler • Gladys Cavell
Margo Vinney & Jeffrey Chaitoff • Kaye & Dr. Mel Chavinson • Bonnie & Michael Cole • Marcia CovenDeborah Cowan & Michael Berman • Doris H. Cramer
Sondra & Tom Cristal • Nancy A. Cronig • Susan & Robert Curtis • Carole I Davis • Jane & Jay Davis • Lisa & Scott Davis • Patti Dery • Cindy & John Dettelbach
Burton Deutsch • Linda & Dr. Howard Dickey-White • Deedra Dolin • Jean & Robert Dreifort • Lucy Eckstein • Emily & Howard Edelstein • Carol Eisenberg
Wendy & Gene Elconin • Elaine Ellis • Fred Elsner • Jane Joseph & Dr. Bob Elson • Gregg Levine & Dr. Howard Epstein • Natalie & Morton Epstein • Carol Faulb
Rachel & Dr. Steven Feinleib • Wendelyn & Richard Feldman • Joan & Jeffrey Fien • LuAnne & Ron Fisher • Hannah & Jerry Fleeter • Rita & Burt Frankel
Sheila & Merle Frankel • Carol & Morton Frankel • Barbara & Earl • Franklin • Elaine & Roman Frayman • Nancy & Harold Friedman • Judy Friedman • Nancy &
Lawrence Friedman • Sharon Friedman • Louise Abrams & Robert Fuerst • Barbara & Peter Galvin • Dr. Eti & Alex Ganin • Beverly Gans • Marilyn & Steve
Garfunkel • Peggy & John Garson • Ann & Scott Garson • Ilona & Bill Gerson • Pam & Brian Gleisser • Michael & Miriam Glueck • Dr. Jerry Goldberg • Ronda
& Dr. James Goldfarb • Amy & Harlan Goldman • Rabbi & Mrs. Stephen Goldrich • Melvyn Goldstein • Beth & Philip Goldstein • Sally Good • Susan & Bernie
Goodman • David J. Goodman • Lois & Henry Goodman • Stephanie & John Goodman • Kathy & Jack Gottlieb • Herb Goulder • Beatrice Gray • Sydell &
Dr. Armin Green • Joan & Robert Green • Sandy Green • Drs. Trista Onesti & Seth Greenfield • Marshall Griffith • Andrea & Bill Grodin • Alan & Joan Gross
Hallie & Dan Gross • Diana F. Gross • Jeff Grover • Lois & Homer Guren • Dr. Judith & Douglas Haas • Jody Haas • Wendy & Richard Halle • Debra & Greg Harris
Harron & Jeff Hartig • Dr. Toby Helfand • Marjorie Heller • Linda & Dr. Drew Hertz • Mary Ann Hexter • Elaine & John Hibshman • Edie Hirsch • Eva & Rabbi
Howard Hirsch • Carol & Ken Hochman • Laura & Dr. Joel Holland • Debra & Jason Hollander • Susan & Bob Hurwitz • Lynda & Don Insul • Amy & Jeff Johnson
Susan & Ronald Kahn • Ilene & Gary Kammer • Amy & Ira Kaplan • Marilyn & Dr. Howard Karfeld • Karen & Douglas Katz • Nancy & Joel Kay • Fern &
Dr. Loren Kendis • Hilary & Robert Kendis • Nancy & Alvin Kitay • Anne Klein • Joan Klein • Ellyn & Lawrence Klein • Rabbi Roger C. Klein • Debbie & Russ
Klein • Joan & Andrew Kohn • Saundra Kolt • Jeannie Citerman-Kraeger & Bart Kraeger • Georgene Kravitz • Evelyn Krent • Barbara & Larry Kronick • Ron &
Marci Kulberg • Martha & David Kutik • Ruth & M. Richard Kyman • Sylvia R. Lader • Lois & Bob Lancz • Rita & Bruce Langer • Lynn & Gary Lappin • Bette
Lawrence • Michele & Bob Lee • Nancy & Dr. Allan Lerner • Norma Lerner • Naida & Ronald Levi • Paul F. Levin • Harriet & Herbert Levine • Allison & Les
Levine • Phyllis E. Levine • Mrs. Nancy Levy & Dr. Gerald Yosowitz • Toby Lewis • Arlene Libman • Nancy & Keith Libman • Teresa & Keith Lichtcsien • Carolyn
W. Lieberman • Jamie & Benjamin Light • Chuck Lissauer • Linda & Dr. Jack Lissauer • Pearl & Fred Livingstone • James & Teresa Lowe • Idarose Luntz • Joan &
Robert Lustig • Larry Mack • Rita & Bill Mack • Dr. Elizabeth B. Stern & Michael Madorsky • Gert Mann • Irwin Mannis • Rosemary & Jeffrey Margulies • Howard
Marken • Rochelle & Joel Marx • Barbara & Stanley Meisel • Anne Meyers & Susan Salkin • Irina & Alexander Mikhalev • Barry & Susan Miller • Jean & Howard
Miller • Mary & Dr. Joseph Miller • Drs. Jill & Josh Miller • Sherry & Bob Miller • Patti & Hadley Morgenstern-Clarren • Fran & George Morris • Cookie Morris
Jacqueline & Dr. Stuart Morrison • Donna Moss • Bonnie & Dr. Dieter Myers • Linda Myers • Lakshmi & Gui Nebel • John Newburger • Marjorie & Dr. Art Newman
Joe Newman • Ellen & Stuart Neye • Daurine Noll • Jacqueline & David Orloff • Marlyn W. Ornstein • Cathy & Samuel Pearlman • Stefanie Peck • Barbara & Allan
Peskin • Jim Peskin • Carolyn & Perry Peskin • Nancy S. Pickus • Miriam & Martin Plax • Nancy & David Polk • Ida Post • Mary Ann & Dr. Erwin Rabin Christine
& David Raven • Susan & Brett Regal • Drs. Erica & Erick Remer • Zoya & Michael Reyzis • Judith G. Ritzenberg • Barbara S. Robinson • Jodi & Michael Rogoff
Nancy Rome • Joyce & Stuart Rose • Lynn & Jerry Rosen • Marcia & Arthur Rosenbaum • Sandi & Jimmy Rosenbaum • Mary Triest & Charles Ross Carolyn &
Elliot Ross • Sally & Howard Ross • Ellen Rossen • Sharon & Dr. Allen Roth • Marjorie & Richard Roth • Jackie & Dr. Fred Rothstein • Jan & Jim Rubin Susan &
Steven Rubin • Joan & Marc Rubinstein • Alicia & Dr. Andy Russman • Marjorie Sachs • Ilene & David Saginor • Ellen F. Saltz • Judy & Burt Saltzman
Betsy & Dr. James Sampliner • Rita S Saslaw • Faith & Sheldon Schaffer • Toni & Don Scherzer • Andrea & Dr. Adrian Schnall • Marcia R. Schuman
Charlotte & Leonard Schwartz • Ricki Schwartz • Roslyn & Ralph Seed • Maude & Dr. Mel Shafron • Diana M Shall • Katie & Michael Shames • Gary & Mary
Ann Shamis • Serene Shaper • Marjorie & Alan Shapiro • Drs. Jane Buder Shapiro & Eric Shapiro • Helen & Fred Shapiro • Laura & Benjamin Sheridan • Ronna
Sherman • Margie Shorr • Carol S. Shulman • Bella Shwartstein • Toby & Jay Siegel • Sarah Gabinet & John Siegel • Natalie & Ted Silverberg • Alice Simon • Judy
& Alan Sims • Naomi & Ed Singer • Geri & Harry Singer • Dr. Anne & Jay Singer • Drs. Jill Barnholtz-Sloan & Andrew Sloan • Dr. Charles Kent Smith &
Dr. Patricia Moore • Jody & Scott Spero • Myrna & Jim Spira • Nanci & Earl Stein • Susie & Brian Stern • Louise & Lewis Sternberg • Lori & Jim Stone • Ginny
Sukenik • Bruce Tallisman • Terry & Dr. Evan Tetelman • Kittie Warshawsky & Timothy Tibbitts • Jeanne & Dr. Jordan Tobin • Suzanne & Bill Utley • Howie Vactor
Kathy Marsh & Dr. Vladimir Vekstein • Linda & Les Vinney • Joyce & Eric Wald • Louise & Greg Warner • Lee Warshawsky • Wendy & Jay Wasman • Joy & Jerry
Weinberger • Danielle & Michael Weiner • Jackie & Rich Weiner • Sheila Weinstock • Eleanor J Weisman • Fred Weisman • Lynn Weisman • Dr. Miriam Weiss &
Dr. Daniel Weiss • Elaine Weiss • Joan & Larry Weiss • Lita L. Weiss • Valerie Weitz • Eileen & Jim Wilkoff • Erica & Scott Wilkov • Ginny & Bob Wolff • Lori &
James Young • Ileane & Fred Zacharchenko • Nancy & Dan Zavelson • Cathy & Brian Zbanek • Ivy & David Zelman • Sandy Zieve • Jeanette & Bob Zinamon
Marty & Syd Zinamon • Bob Zupnik (as of 1/5/15)
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WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION
SHOP AT KNUTH’S
AT
LANDERWOOD PLAZA
Tuesday, March 10th
Present this coupon and Knuth’s will give
10% of your total purchase back to TWA!
TWA
THE TEMPLE WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION
S AV E T H E DAT E
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ANNUAL TWA
INTERGENERATIONAL LUNCHEON
Sunday, April 19 • Noon at The Temple
“Give Our Regards to Broadway”
Stagecrafters BROADWAY BUDDIES, teens
joining teens with special needs, will entertain us
with a delightful musical program.
Share this special afternoon with all the important
women and children in your life – both young and old.
JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL TWA RETREAT
Tradition – And On to the Future!
Saturday February 21, from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at The Temple
Please bring your memories of family traditions and join your Temple Sisters for a day
of sharing traditional foods, Jewish family memories and stories of strong women.
Our guest speaker will be Dr. Gary Zola. Rabbi Zola is the Executive Director of The Jacob Rader Center of the American
Jewish Archives and Professor of the American Jewish Experience at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati. Dr. Zola will discuss
Turn the Page and Keep the Book: A Centenary Perspective on Sisterhood. He will focus our attention on the ways in which WRJ’s
remarkable past has persistently become the lodestar for its unimaginable future.
Cost: $18 per person and one favorite Jewish recipe to be sent with your RSVP. (Light breakfast and lunch included)
If you’re interested in making and sharing your recipe, please email Sharon at [email protected]
The past is not over and the future is just beginning.
RSVP with the slip below to Shelley Gilmore by February 14th.
TWA
THE TEMPLE WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION
TWA RETREAT - SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST
Remit with payment by February 14th to Shelley Gilmore, 26200 George Zeiger Drive, Suite 406, Beachwood, OH 44122.
Don’t forget to remit your recipe with payment!
Names Attending ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail ___________________________________________ Phone #______________________________ # ____ @ $18 ea
Total Enclosed $______
Please seat me with __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BABY’S NIGHT PRAYER is a gift to you and your new baby from the Temple Women’s
Association. A copy of the prayer may be seen at The Temple Women’s Association gift shop, Traditions. This beautiful prayer, written by Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver in 1923, has been used at The Temple
for many generations to welcome a child into The Temple family. The baby's name will also be
inscribed in our Temple Baby Prayer Book.
To have a prayer sent to a new baby or even one a little older, contact Debbie Emerman
at [email protected] or 440.349.9922 or Cyndi, in the rabbinic suite, at 216-455-1695.
T HE T EMPLE -T IFERETH I SRAEL
THANK YOU TO
OUR FEBRUARY
ONEG SPONSORS
FEBRUARY 6
Wendy & Morrie Dannenhirsch
In loving memory George Margulis
FEBRUARY 13
Jow Newman
In loving memory of
Nancy Kramer Newman
FEBRUARY 20
The Strauss & Sukenik Families
In loving memory of
Kathryn G. and Edwin A. Strauss
FEBRUARY 27
The Temple Brotherhood
k
THANK YOU TO
OUR FEBRUARY
TEMPLE GREETERS
Brotherhood Lunch Bunch!
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Wed., February 11 at 11:45 am
Mitchell’s Fish Market
Join us for our monthly gathering with temple
members to enjoy a casual lunch and guest speaker.
Lunch cost is $12 per person.
Lunch Bunch is not just for men - all are welcome!
RSVP to Tiondra at 216-831-3233, or [email protected],
by February 9th so we can make reservations.
DO A KNIT-ZVAH!
We will need a full supply of scarves and hats to
distribute to Citizens Academy and Buckeye
Woodland this winter. Please give completed items
to Cindy. Call Donnie Gross or Rita Saslaw for yarn and instructions.
If you are interested, contact Donnie Gross at 440-473-1888,
[email protected] or Rita Saslaw at 216-464-8563, [email protected].
JOIN THE TEMPLE USHER CORP.
JJJ
Men and women of all ages are encouraged to join our Usher Corps who perform
the mitzvah of ensuring a comfortable experience for all. Ushers assist at Bar/Bat
Mitzvah services, Kabbalat Shabbat, Rock My Soul Shabbat, High Holy Day
services, and special programs throughout the year. If you would like more information about joining the Usher Corps contact Lana Jacobson at 216-455-1696
or e-mail [email protected].
FEBRUARY 13
Kelly & David Millet
TWA TRADITIONS GIFT SHOP
FEBRUARY 6
Phil, Beth & Isabel Goldstein
FEBRUARY 20
Saige Eitman / TEFTY
FEBRUARY 27
The Temple Brotherhood
k
CHECK US OUT!
WWW.TTTI.ORG
ALL ITEMS 40% OFF
ORIGINAL PRICES!
This is your gift shop... please let us know what you want
us to carry! Email [email protected] with your ideas!
TRADITIONS will be open every Sunday from
9:30 a.m. - Noon during Religious School.
Also, open by appointment at your convenience!
Call Iris Kane at 216-464-2838.
LIKE US.
After all... we like you!
www.facebook.com/TheTempleTiferethIsrael
TRADITIONS is run by The Temple Women’s Association
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FEATURED FRIDAY SHABBAT DINNER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20
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Remit with payment by February 15th to Tiondra Hope, 26000 Shaker Boulevard, OH 44122.
Please make checks payable to The Temple
Names Attending __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail ___________________________________________ Phone #______________________________ # ____ @ $16 ea
Total Enclosed $______
Please seat me with __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
IN CELEBRATION OF TU B’SHEVAT, PLEASE SUPPORT JNF
BY PLANTING A TREE(S) IN THE TEMPLE GARDEN IN ISRAEL.
Trees cost $18 each
YOUR NAME
ADDRESS
____________________________________________________________ EMAIL ______________________________________
______________________________________________________________
PHONE
_____________________________________
I/We wish to plant # ____ tree(s) (Please circle one) In honor of / In memory of
NAME TO BE INSCRIBED ON CERTIFICATE (PLEASE PRINT)
Bimah Flowers
The sponsorship of flowers to decorate the bimah is a lovely way to honor a Bar/Bat Mitzvah,
commemorate a wedding, birthday or other notable event. It is also a special way to remember a
loved one. The bimah flowers augment our Shabbat and holiday services by enhancing the beauty
of our sanctuary. Acknowledgement of your sponsorship will appear in The Temple Times.
The cost of a bimah flower contribution is $60.
To sponsor bimah flowers, please fill out the slip below and mail with payment to:
The Temple, 26000 Shaker Blvd., Beachwood OH, 44122, Attention: Suzanne Utley.
This gift is:
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
q In memory of ______________________________ q In honor of
______________________________
By ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
On the occasion of:
q
(your acknowledgement will be printed exactly as it is written here)
q Yahrzeit q Birthday q Anniversary q Marriage
q Other _________________
Please indicate the month you wish to sponsor bimah flowers _________________
Check enclosed - Payable to The Temple
q Please charge my: q Visa q Mastercard q Discover q Am Ex
Credit card # _________________________________________________________________________________ Exp. date ___________
Donor name _______________________________________________ Name on card ___________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________ City _________________________ State _______ Zip __________
Phone ____________________________________________________ Email __________________________________________________
T HE T EMPLE -T IFERETH I SRAEL
IN MEMORIAM
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The Temple expresses heartfelt sympathy to members of the bereaved families.
May their memory be for a blessing.
STANLEY I. ADELSTEIN - Husband of Hope S. Adelstein; Brother-in-law of Shirley Adelstein;
Uncle of Kevin (Dr. Monique Cohn), Brian; Great uncle of Gabrielle, Maxwell, Hannah, Sarah, Ariel & Rachel
I. BERTRAND CHERNIN - Husband of Janet Chernin; Father of Diane Chernin, Joan Chernin,
Daniel (Jan) Chernin; Grandfather of Halle and Hannah Chernin; Brother of Myron (Toby) Chernin
LESTER “LABEL” M. BRODSKY - Grandfather of Seth (Amy) Brodsky
GERTRUDE DAVIS - Mother of Scott (Lisa) Davis
RABBI MORTON HOFFMAN - Father of Sharona Hoffman (Andy Podgurski)
JOANNE K. KAUFMAN - Mother of Peter (Donna) Kaufman, Thomas Kaufman; Mother-in-law of Steve Stone
LORRAINE H. KRAEGER - Grandmother of Bart (Jeannie) Kraeger; Great Grandmother of Cameron Kraeger
INA LAZERICK - Wife of Mel I. Lazerick; Mother of Carol Lazerick
BURTON TASK - Brother of Carolyn “Cookie” (Alan) Hartman; Elaine “Susie” (Gerald) Strom;
Uncle of Jennifer (Randy) Korach
Please Note: If the deceased was not a temple member, only family members belonging to The Temple-Tifereth Israel are listed here.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Gifts are a wonderful way to celebrate a birthday, an anniversary, the arrival of a child or
to remember the life of someone who has passed away. Your donations are greatly appreciated.
THE TEMPLE -TRIBUTE FUNDS
Rabbi Richard A. Block Tribute Fund
In honor of Rabbi Richard Block
by Rachel & Dr. Steven Feinleib
The Larry and Deedra Dolin Library Fund
In honor and appreciation of Dr. Heather
Gornik by Karen & Jim Glueck
Ganon Gil Preschool Fund
In memory of our beloved Uncle Andy Robinton
on his yahrzeit by Carey & Richard Joseph
In memory of Marvin Friedman
by Carey & Richard Joseph
In memory of Burt Task by Carey & Richard
Joseph. Lori, David, Zoe & Syd Kowit
In memory of Hal Uhrman
by Lynn & Paul Millet
Wishing you a speedy recovery Judy Bessler
by Lori & David Kowit
Terry Goulder Memorial Fund
In memory of Terry Goulder by Steve Goulder
Jonathan Lee Gross Memorial
Museum Fund
In honor of Dan Gross’ birthday by Anne R. Spunt
Rabbi Rosette Barron Haim Tribute Fund
In honor of Lynn Millet’s milestone birthday
by Debbie Malkin
In honor of the marriage of Rabbi Susan Stone
and Wayne Easthon by Sandy Pearl
In honor and appreciation Rabbi Rosie Haim
by Nancy Jacobson, Amy Jacobson Harris &
Family. Susie & Barry Levett. Paul F. Levin.
Rabbi Susan Stone & Wayne Easthon. Jennifer,
Jordan & Avery Toplitsky. Sarah, Ben, Max &
Theo Weiss
In honor and appreciation of Rabbi Rosie Haim
performing the baby naming of Danielle
Kirschenbaum & Abigail Silver by Lauren &
Donn Kirschenbaum
Rabbi Roger C. Klein Tribute Fund
In memory of Stanley Adelstein by Beverly Gans.
Suzanne & Bill Utley.
In memory of Tom Kuby by Lynn & Paul Millet
In memory of Leo H. Schlang on his yahrzeit
by Gail & Elliott Schlang
In honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Sandi & Dick
Lefkowitz’s granddaughter by Lynn Weisman
In honor and appreciation of the outstanding
Holocaust Music Program by Barbara W. Berman
Ricky Levine Memorial Fund
In honor of Harriet Levine’s milestone birthday
by Phyllis E. Levine
Howard A. Levy Memorial Fund
In memory of Sam Anker by Nancy Levy
Ellen and Milton Licker Memorial Fund
In honor of the marriage of Rabbi Susan Stone
and Wayne Easthon by Alice Licker & Ted
Hetman
Meshorer/Ascherman/Bedol Fund
In memory of Joe Newman’s grandson Ariel
Newman by Marilyn Bedol
In memory of Tom Kuby by Marilyn Bedol
In honor of Lynn Millet’s milestone birthday
by Marilyn Bedol
The Schwartz Family Fund
In honor of Ruth Mayers’ birthday
by Cathe Schwartz
Cantor Kathryn Wolfe Sebo Tribute Fund
In recognition of the Temple Choir
by Sandy Zieve
In memory of Stuart Gross
by Marilyn & Sheldon Gerson
In honor of the birth of Eitan Lev Utley
by Marge Reuven
In honor and appreciation of Cantor Kathy Sebo
by Rachel & Dr. Steven Feinleib. Susie & Barry
Levett. Deborah & Jeffrey Schein.
Caring Congregation Fund
In honor of Gary Kammer’s milestone birthday
by Linda Russell & Family
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Florence Shapero Dance & Music Fund
In memory of Norman Goldstein on his
yahrzeit by Betty Holdstein
The Temple Arts Program Fund
In memory of Tom Kuby by Carol Marshall
In honor of the marriage of Rabbi Susan Stone
and Wayne Easthon by Margo Vinney
& Jeffrey Chaitoff
In honor and appreciation of the TAP programs
and Rabbi Roger Klein by Ann & Marc
Freimuth
The Temple General Fund
In memory of Beatrice & Joseph Kitay
by Nancy & Alvin Kitay
In memory of Stanley Adelstein
by Gail & Elliott Schlang
In memory of Gertrude Shon on her yahrzeit
by Barbara & David Shon
In memory of Raymond Hurwitz on his
yahrzeit by The Hurwitz Family
In celebration of Hanukkah at The Temple
by Sidney Macey
Temple Hunger and Social Justice Fund
In memory of Stuart Gross by Joan Adler.
Valerie Weitz.
In memory of Rae Phillips by Joan Adler.
Rita S Saslaw. Adele Wyner.
In memory of Bernice Hasden by Maria Buckel.
Jane & Jay Davis.
In memory of Robert Goldstein on his yahrzeit
by Bernice Goldstein
In memory of Burt Task by Joann K. Levy
In memory of Jean Lorber by Joann K. Levy
In memory of Rubin Feldman by Marjorie
Neuger
In memory of Alyce Scherzer Felder on her
yahrzeit by Carole & Larry Scherzer
In memory of Lois M. Schur on her yahrzeit
by Donna E. Fletcher & William G. Schur
In honor of Burt Abrams’ milestone birthday
by Judy Jacobson
In honor of Jay Siegel’s milestone birthday
by Linda & Bob Sanders
In honor of Mimi Isaacs’ birthday
by Judy Jacobson
In honor of Liza Coven’s birthday
by Joyce & Eric Wald
In honor of Wendy Wasman’s birthday
by Sondra & Marvin Wasman
In honor of John Poll by Abby, Sarah and Beth
The Temple Torah Study Fund
In memory of Joe Newman’s grandson Ariel
Newman by Nancy & Lawrence Friedman
In honor of Charlotte Price by Miriam
& Paul Friedman
THE TEMPLE FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT FUNDS
Robert B. Dery Memorial
Endowment Fund
In honor of Marcia Schreibman’s milestone
birthday by Linda & Ken Dery
In honor of Steve Dery by Denise & Curt Burris
In honor of Shayna & Griffin Preisler
by Denise & Curt Burris
Elinor K. & Stuart E. Gross
Religious School Fund
In memory of Stuart Gross by Barbara Baum.
Mary Ann & John Hexter. Ann & David Hudec.
Lucille G. Kammen. Betty Katz. Susan
Robbins. Felicia & Jack Shapiro. Martha Tripi.
Lee & Dolores Hartzmark Library
In memory of Harriet Polly by Dee & Lee
Hartzmark
In memory of Regena Bragin by Dee & Lee
Hartzmark
In memory of Elayne Schoke by Dee & Lee
Hartzmark
In memory of Teri Levine by Dee & Lee
Hartzmark
Isidore & Toby Helfand Torah Study Fund
In memory of Stanley Adelstein
by Dr. Toby Helfand
The Hochman Family Fund
In honor of Lena Emily Hochman & her
grandparents by Beverly Gans
Ian J. Hollander Memorial
Scholarship Fund
In honor of Ariel Mintz graduating with a Masters
in Special Education by The Ganon Gil Team
Libman Family Youth Group Fund
In memory of Ina Lazerick by Nancy & Keith
Libman
Sidney M. & Harriet A. Polk
Worship & Music Fund
In honor and appreciation of the Polk Family
by Sandy Zieve
Silver Fund in memory of Rabbi Abba
Hillel & Virginia Silver and Rabbi Daniel
Jeremy Silver
In memory of Albert “Pete” Pickus on his
yahrzeit by Nancy S. Pickus, Miriam, Matthew,
Peter & Families
The Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer
Endowment Fund
In honor of Naomi & Edwin Singer in celebration
of Chanukah by Geri & Harry Singer
Ruth & Jules Vinney Special Music Fund
In memory of Burt Task by Margo Vinney
& Jeffrey Chaitoff
Temple Women’s Association
In memory of Burt Task by Ronna Sherman.
Ginny Sukenik. Temple Women’s Association. Becky Wolfe Memorial Fund
In memory of Stuart Gross by Joann K. Levy
In memory of Carole Haber
In honor of Lynn Millet’s milestone birthday
by Sheila & Ken Bossin
by Kate & Bruce Block
Donations as of December 31, 2014
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BIMAH FLOWER FUND
FEBRUARY
THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS THAT
GRACE THE BIMAH ON SHABBAT
ARE MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH
DONATIONS BY THE FOLLOWING:
In loving memory of Arthur C. and
Rema B. Hoffman by their son,
James A. Hoffman and family
In loving memory of Max Kimmelman
by his wife, Ruth Kimmelman and
children, Alice and Tom James and
Laura and Howard Kronick
In loving memory of Nathan Klausner
by his daughter Beatrice Gray
In loving memory of Mildred Lieberman
by her children, Karen and Alan Krause
and her grandchildren
In loving memory of William M. Neye
by his children, Ellen and Stuart Neye
and Rita and Burton Lifson
In loving memory of Nancy Kramer
Newman , by her husband, Joe, and
children Pamela, Douglas, Cindi, and
step-children, Deborah, David, Mark,
and grandchildren Michael, Sophia,
Sabra, Alex. Ariel, Katie, Gabriel,
Molly, Zachary and Elijah
In loving memory of Edith R. Kyman
and Benjamin S. Hochman by their
children, Carol and Kenneth Hochman
In loving memory of Sam G. Pickus
and Mildred Levy Pickus on their
birthdays, by Nancy Pickus, Miriam,
Peter and Matthew
In loving memory of Kathryn G. Strauss
by her children, Virginia S. Sukenik,
Edwin, Jr. and Jill Strauss, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren
In loving memory of Eileen Beth Singer
by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Z. Singer
In loving memory of Allan D. Kleinman
by Amy Kleinman
In loving memory of Shirley Raven
& Aileen Raven Fish
by David & Christine Raven
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FEBRUARY 2015
SUNDAY
1
TRS
9:30 AM
Red Cross
Blood Drive
9:00 AM
5th Gr. Family Ed.
9:30 AM
B’nai Mitzvah Mtg.
9:30 AM
SmART Sunday
10:00 AM
No TRS
MONDAY
2
TUESDAY
3
Adult B’nai Mitz.
7:00 PM
Temple Learnign
Council Mtg.
7:00 PM
9
TRS - 4:00 PM
TEFTY Sponsored
Monday Madness
6:00 PM
10
Literary Club
1:00 PM
Adult B’nai Mitz.
7:00 - 9:30 PM
16
17
Rosh Chodesh
12:00 PM
No Adult B’nai Mitz.
No TRS
23
Temple Board Mtg.
7:00 PM
24
Chai School
6:30 PM
Adult B’nai Mitz.
7:00 PM
5
Community
Dialogues*
7:30 PM
FRIDAY
Tot Shabbat
10:00 AM
6
Tu B’Shevat Seder
TAP Photo. Club
6:30 PM
12
SATURDAY
Torah Study
9:15 AM
TWA Board Mtg.
7:00 PM
7
Shabbaton
3:00 PM
6:00 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat
6:00 PM
Tot Shabbat
10:00 AM
13
Torah Study
9:15 AM
Shabbat Service
11:00 AM
Kabbalat Shabbat
6:00 PM
14
No Shabbaton
Rock My Soul
Shabbat Service
18
19
7:30 PM
Tot Shabbat
10:00 AM
20
Pre-Oneg - 5:15 PM
25
27
Kabbalat Shabbat
6:00 PM
Featured Friday
7:00 PM - DINNER
8:00 PM - SPEAKER
Tot Shabbat
10:00 AM
27
Torah Study
9:15 AM
21
TWA Retreat
9:00 AM
Shabbaton
3:00 PM
Torah Study
9:15 AM
28
Shabbaton
3:00 PM
TRS - 4:00 PM
Adult Ed. Program
Dr. Seuss
7:30 PM
Community
Dialogues
7:30 PM
No TRS
PRESIDENT’S DAY
Offices Closed
22
Brotherhood
Lunch Bunch
11:45 AM
MITCHELL’S
11
THURSDAY
SHEVAT/ADAR 5775
TRS - 4:00 PM
No Chai School
TRS
9:30 AM
4
TRS - 4:00 PM
Chai School
6:30 PM
15
WEDNESDAY
TRS - 4:00 PM
Chai School
6:30 PM
8
TRS
9:30 AM
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Kabbalat Shabbat
6:00 PM
TGIS Service
7:30 PM
CALL TO SPONSOR AN ONEG SHABBAT... NOW TAKING 2015 RESERVATIONS!
The Temple is scheduling sponsors for our weekly Oneg Shabbat following the Kabbalat Shabbat Services
and our monthly Rock My Soul Shabbat. You may wish to sponsor an Oneg in honor of, or in memory
of a loved one, special occasion, or just to support The Temple.
STANDARD KABBALAT SHABBAT - $100 • ROCK MY SOUL SHABBAT - $250
Contact Tiondra Hope at 216-831-3233 to schedule a date or for more information.
The Temple Times is available on our website at www.ttti.org under the resources tab
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The Temple-Tifereth Israel
26000 Shaker Boulevard
Beachwood, Ohio 44122-7199
216-831-3233 • www.ttti.org
Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism
Richard A. Block, Senior Rabbi
Rosette Barron Haim, Rabbi
Roger C. Klein, Rabbi
Kathryn Wolfe Sebo, Cantor
Rabbi Stacy Schlein, Director of Education
Bob Allenick, Executive Director
Jeanne Tobin, President
Lori Kowit, Director of Early Childhood Education
Louis Innenberg, Finance Director
Chris Fox, Director of Operations
Allison Shippy, Member Services Director
Beverly Gans, Development Director
Susan Braham Koletsky, Museum Director
Rob Ross, Temple Arts Director
Jon Hausman, Director of Experiential Education
Andrea Davidson, Library Director
Wendy Helfand, Director of Technology
Debbie J. Friedman, Director of Communications
OUR ANNUAL WINTER
CONCERT ON DECEMBER 14
POSTMASTER - Send address changes to:
The Temple Times, 26000 Shaker Boulevard, Beachwood, Ohio 44122-7199
WAS SENSATIONAL WITH THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHOIR,
ADULT ENSEMBLE, KLEZMER U
AND NEWLY FORMED YOUTH CHOIR!
TAP Photos by Thad Badowski
MANY TEMPLE FAMILIES
ENJOYED CELEBRATING
TOGETHER AT THE
TFC HANUKKAH
CELEBRATION ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
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