important to help ensure a strong future for Beth Tfiloh. We are proud

We thank the following members of the Kadima Legacy Society for remembering Beth Tfiloh.
Shelley and Steve Gilden
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eth Tfiloh plays a very
Faye & Abe Adler
Elaine Kaplan Freeman
Howard B. Miller
Rosalie & Richard Alter
Sue & Herbert Garten
Ian Neuman
Phyllis & Leonard Attman
Shellye & Steve Gilden
Jonathan Neuman
Deborah & Louis Baer
Carol & Sheldon Glusman
Phyllis Neuman
what kind of legacy we
Eunice & Joe* Bernstein
Sally & Harold Goldberg
Ricka Neuman
Mickey & Bernie Bliden
Sharon & David Green
Sandy & Howard Rosenblatt
want to leave our children,
Judy Chernak
Ben Greenwald
Adella Russel
Ted Chernak
Evelyn Gross
Alvin & Marcia Sachs
Miriam (Mimi) M. Cohen
Louis, Rona & Ruth Halikman
Zipora & Nachum Schorr
Haron Dahan
Larraine Bernstein & Ken Hornstein
Lee and Tina Sheller
Dr. Howard A. & Maureen H. Davidov
Linda & Steven Hurwitz
Norwood Shpritz
was
important to help
ensure a strong
future for Beth Tfiloh. We are proud to have
Dr. Liebe Diamond
Cheri & David Hurwitz
Rachelle & Ronnie Silverstein
made arrangements to establish the Steve and Shellye
Marcey & Mark Eisen
Beth Kaplan & Bruce Sholk
Roz & Marvin H. Weiner
Gilden Family Programming Fund to enhance educational
Irene G. & Robert I. Ellin
Mrs. Alan J. Karlin
Rabbi Mitchell & Sherry Wohlberg
and social programming for the Congregation.
Rheda & Jerry Fader
Loryn Lesser
Linda Steel Yaffe
Joan & Larry Feldman
Sarellen & Marshall Levine
Henry Zetlin
Jack Finkelstein
Louise D. & Morton J. Macks
Annette & Jerome Zimmerman
Myra & William Fox
Willie Mazer
Eva & Simon Zinreich
significant role in our
lives. When considering
grandchildren and future
generations, we felt it
*Deceased
Ways to finance your Legacy Gift
Phyllis and Leonard Attman
Bequest
Charitable Gift Annuities
The easiest way to make a legacy gift is through a bequest
which costs nothing during your lifetime. Bequests can be
for any amount and included as part of your original will or
added later through a simple amendment called a codicil.
You irrevocably transfer cash or securities to Beth Tfiloh,
and in return, Beth Tfiloh agrees to pay you a fixed amount
of money for your lifetime based on your age. The payments
can also be for the joint lifetimes of two donors.
Beneficiary of Non-Roth IRA or Other
Retirement Plan Account
You may name Beth Tfiloh as a beneficiary of a non-Roth
IRA or other qualified retirement plan account. Because
Beth Tfiloh is a tax exempt organization, it will receive the
funds free of income tax, unlike an individual beneficiary.
Gift of Life Insurance
You can make a gift of life insurance by designating Beth
Tfiloh as the owner and beneficiary of an existing or new
policy. You would pay the annual premium to Beth Tfiloh
and receive an income tax deduction for the amount of the
premium. When the policy matures the proceeds are paid to
Beth Tfiloh.
Please return to the Development Office, 3300 Old Court
Road, Baltimore, MD 21208
Reply Card - KADIMA LEGACY SOCIETY
__ Yes, I have made arrangements to leave a Legacy to
Beth Tfiloh and would like to become a member of the
Kadima Legacy Society.
__ I am interested in learning about how I can make a
Legacy Gift at Beth Tfiloh.
Name: ______________________________________
For more information, please call Mandi Miller at 410413-2399 or email mmiller@btfiloh.org.
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education, in particular,
have always been an
important part of our lives.
Jewish education
expands the mind
like no secular education
ever could and therefore we
believe that scholarships for a day school education will
make a tremendous impact on the future of the general
and Jewish communities. We have established the Phyllis
and Leonard Attman Scholarship Fund to ensure that there
are funds available, in perpetuity, to provide a Jewish Day
School education to as many children as possible.
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and cherish the opportunity to make it even better.
are very proud to be members of such a fine community
make a contribution to the School and Congregation. We
We were both taught
very early in our lives to set a good
example for others. We relish the opportunity to
music and art education.
Beth Tfiloh
Roz & Marvin H. Weiner Family Campus
3300 Old Court Road
Baltimore, MD 21208
increase the exposure of younger children to classical
to create the Levine Family Arts Appreciation Fund to
more meaningful education at Beth Tfiloh. We decided
wondered what the two of us could do to foster a richer and
they greatly value. We
education which we and
a nurturing and stimulating
High School. They received
from Kindergarten through
Dahan Community School
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attended the Beth Tfiloh
oth of our children
Kadima
Society
Sarellen and Marshall Levine
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he Kadima Society honors and recognizes members of
the Beth Tfiloh family who have made arrangements to
make a legacy gift to Beth Tfiloh. These distinguished
donors are ensuring the financial security of our community.
The income generated by these endowments will be used to
meet our new and emerging needs for many generations.
Ken and Larraine Hornstein
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W
hy create a Legacy at Beth Tfiloh? For the past
90 years, Beth Tfiloh has served as an extended
family and a religious and spiritual home for so many. Our
dynamic clergy have made a lasting impact on members
of all ages, backgrounds and levels of observance. Our
vibrant synagogue and school includes varied options for
Jewish involvement, from our Camps, Hebrew School and
PreSchool, to our nationally recognized Day School, Youth
Center, and Mercaz Dahan Adult Center for Jewish Learning.
Beth Tfiloh is known for its inspiring Shabbat and holiday
services, outstanding speakers, and enriching youth and
family programs. Our members and alumni assume many
leadership roles in our community and throughout the
Jewish world. This is the legacy of Beth Tfiloh, and it is only
by growing our endowments through legacy gifts that we
can ensure the continuation of all this and more, for the
benefit of future generations.
Linda Yaffe
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special relationship with
for a Legacy Gift as a
y family has had a
e have made provisions
leadership roles at Beth Tfiloh including President of
about the importance of Jewish
High School this year. My husband, Siggy, took on many
heard Rabbi Wohlberg speak
graduation from Beth Tfiloh
at The Associated, Larraine
until my youngest grandchild’s
member of Young Leadership
from my own Bat Mitzvah
each year to Beth Tfiloh. As a
Beth Tfiloh for many years,
natural extension of our giving
Day School education to ensure the continuity of the Jewish
people. This was one of the impetuses for our commitment
the Congregation and was a regular at Shabbat services.
After the death of his mother, he began attending the
Seymour Yaffe Scholars Program for Advanced Jewish
lasting connection to Beth Tfiloh.
perpetuate Siggy’s legacy. We decided to establish the
family, to set an example for our children, and to establish a
his death, my children and I considered various ways to
as a way to give back to a community that has given to our
Siggy had also been a very avid student of Torah. After
to send our children to the Day School. BT is like our
extended family. We decided to make a legacy gift
daily minyan and continued to do so for the rest of his life.
Learning and we take great pride in the fact that his
legacy inspires others to take part in
meaningful Torah study.