summer newsletter 2016 - Congregation Sons of Israel

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Summer 2016
Congregation Sons of Israel
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CONTINUING THE VISION — BUILDING OUR FUTURE
SUMMER NEWSLETTER 2016
**********
CSI is the heart of inclusive, egalitarian Jewish
communal life in Northern Westchester.
Farm Update,
Holiday Information,
Important Dates,
Our New Board
of Trustees,
Committee &
Group Fair,
Donations
and More!
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Summer 2016
1666 Pleasantville Road
Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Phone: (914) 762-2700
Fax:
(914) 941-3465
www.csibriarcliff.org
info@csibriarcliff.org
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
(adopted 1999, revised 2007):
Congregation Sons of Israel is
an egalitarian, Conservative
synagogue
dedicated
to
imparting Jewish values and
traditions from generation to
generation in a welcoming
participatory
environment.
We are a caring community
committed to lifelong Jewish
learning, the observance of
mitzvot, meaningful prayer
and charitable deeds. We
promote spiritual, cultural and
social connections within our
community, to the State of
Israel, and to Jews worldwide.
The CSI Community Organic Farm Is
Rabbi Steven C. Kane
rabcsi@aol.com
Cantor Jeffrey Shiovitz
jshiovitz@gmail.com
Educational Director:
Roni Shapiro Ben-David
ronishapiro@csibriarcliff.org
Synagogue Director:
Ellen Green Johnson
ellen@csibriarcliff.org
OFFICERS:
Michael Kirsch President
president@csibriarcliff.org
Marc Auslander, VP
Steven Bender, VP
Fred Schulman,, VP
Eric Wrubel, VP
Bob Margolies, Treasurer
treasurer@csibriarcliff.org
Helene Rude. Secretary
Jack Zinn, Past President
Bulletin Printing by:
Our Farm covers 1.5 acres of beautiful, lovingly
cleared land, right here on CSI property.
Would you like to
dedicate a planting?
We’re ready to plant:
FRUIT TREES, BERRIES
& SHRUBS
We are also creating
walkways, sitting areas and a LIVING Etz Chaim,
a TREE OF LIFE. The entire property will provide
natural beauty to be shared by all as well as
dedication opportunities in honor and/or
memory of loved ones and simchas.
Contact Ellen@csibriarcliff.org
Summer 2016
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Rabbi Kane at the Hartman Institute
FOR RELEASE
Rabbi Steven Kane Joins Sixth Rabbinic Leadership Initiative Cohort at Shalom Hartman Institute in July
JERUSALEM - The Shalom Hartman Institute proudly announces that Rabbi Steven Kane of Congregation Sons of Israel in
Briarcliff Manor, NY, has been named to the sixth Rabbinic Leadership Initiative (RLI), a three-year intensive fellowship
program for outstanding North American rabbis which immerses them in the highest levels of Jewish learning in order to
equip them to meet contemporary challenges with increasing intellectual and moral sophistication.
Throughout the next three years, the 28 rabbis of RLI VI will engage in extensive distance learning through video webinars,
hevruta study, small group elective courses, and local projects. The capstones of each year’s activities are a three-week
summer residency and a 10-day winter residency at the Institute in Jerusalem. RLI VI begins its first summer at the Hartman
Institute on July 4, 2016.
The rabbis are chosen through a rigorous, multi-year process of applications, interviews and background research. Their commitment to the program must include time for their studies in Israel and by Distance Learning throughout the year, as well as
securing financial support from their communities and/or local Federations.
Rabbi Lauren Berkun, Shalom Hartman Institute of North America Director of Rabbinic and Synagogue Programs, said the Institute has made advancement of rabbinic leadership one of its core missions for more than 30 years.
“We invest our resources, faculty, and staff in helping rabbis explore the multiple voices within our Jewish tradition that can
help them find personal meaning and purpose for their unique rabbinic journeys,” Rabbi Berkun said.
The RLI curriculum focuses on the main pillars of the scholarship and mission of the Shalom Hartman Institute: Judaism and
Modernity, Religious Pluralism, Jewish and Democratic Israel, Jewish Peoplehood, Judaism and the World.
“Equipped with a new array of texts, and a values-based methodology for applying traditional text to contemporary challenges, RLI rabbis are able to preach, write, teach, and lead with greater sophistication and depth,” Rabbi Berkun said. “Fellows
share that they feel empowered to take new risks, innovate new program models, institute new creative forms of prayer and
ritual, and make Torah learning a more central component of their community.”
Tisha B’Av services:
Saturday, August 13th
at 9 PM and Sunday,
August 14th at 9:10AM.
We commemorate the
destruction of the First &
Second Temples.
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Summer 2016
Sharing a workload makes
everything a little easier.
This is true for the most basic things,
like preparing a meal, or for
something with as many moving
parts as the High Holidays at the CSI!
Each of us adds meaning to our communal services by being there, and more so
by helping us ensure a smooth, comfortable experience.
We invite you to help us by USHERING either in the sanctuary or at one the doors.
You can assist with our annual budgetary requirements by purchasing RESERVED
SEATS and/or RESERVED PARKING.
CHAIR SET UP is Sunday, 9/25, from 9 -11 AM. More hands on deck makes easy
work of it!
Would you like your loved ones remembered in the MEMORIAL BOOKLET?
The sooner we know, the easier it is to prepare the booklet.
Please contact Ellen@csibriarcliff.org or call her at
762 2700 to volunteer or for information.
Summer 2016
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AND SPEAKING OF TEAMWORK...
Michael Kirsch,
President
Marc Auslander,
VP
Steven Bender, VP
Fred Schulman, VP
Eric Wrubel, VP
Robert Margolies,
Treasurer
Helene Rude,
Secretary
Jack Zinn, IPP
3 YEAR TRUSTEES:
Roberta Bar-Levav
Judith Boehr
Jason Eidlitz
Joshua Glaser
Laura Russin
Lois Gimpel
Shaukat
2 YEAR TRUSTEES:
Orit Daly
Joshua Diamond
Deborah Hertz
Levitt
Aaron Ovedia
Mark Rosenberg
Bette Slutsky
1 YEAR TRUSTEES:
Robin Ginsberg
Daniel Levine
Abbe Marcus
Barbara Palefsky
Neil Schluger
Debra Young
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Religious School Opens Sunday, September 11th

Nursery School Opens Monday, September 12th

Barbecue at the CSI Farm, Sunday, September 18th

Rosh Hashanna begins Sunday evening, October 2nd

Kol Nidre is Tuesday evening, October 11th

Blood Drive is on Sunday, October 16th

Committee & Group Fair, on Sunday, October 16th
(See page 9)
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Summer 2016
CSI SISTERHOOD
New members are always welcome!
Here are some highlights of the upcoming 2016-2017 year:
MATANAH, the gift shop of CSI reopens on Sunday, September 11
Our membership dinner is scheduled for Wednesday, September 21st at 7:00 p.m.
Monthly Mah Jongg will begin on Monday, September 26th at 7:30 p.m.
Movie Night on January 10
Bunco Night on April 26
Saturday, March 25 is our annual Sisterhood Shabbat. All Sisterhood members are invited to participate.
NEW THIS YEAR: “Sisters in the Sukkah” on Wednesday, October 19
Please join us by becoming a member. It is only through your support and participation that Sisterhood
can grow, strengthen and continue to help CSI.
Robin Ginsberg, President
Annleah Berger, Membership Chair
_______________________________________________________________
SISTERHOOD MEMBERSHIP 2016-2017
Return this form with a check for $36.00 ($54.00 for non-CSI members) payable to CSI Sisterhood to:
CSI SISTERHOOD 1666 Pleasantville Road Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. 10510
NAME__________________________________________________________
E-Mail__________________________________________________________
ADDRESS________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
PHONE__________________________________________________________
Summer 2016
SOCIAL ACTION:
Judy Boehr, Chair
Our annual High Holiday Food Drive to benefit the Ossining Food Pantry starts on the first day
of Rosh Hashannah, 10/3 and ends on Simchat Torah, 10/25
CSI, along with many other faith-based groups in Northern Westchester, would like to
partner with HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society), to assist in the relocation of Syrian
Refugees. Please contact Judy Boehr.
MENS CLUB NEWS:
Jason Eidlitz, President
The CSI Men’s Club has been recognized by The Federation of Jewish Men’s
Clubs with the QUALITY CLUB AWARD. We will celebrate this honor
on Shabbat morning, August 27th.
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Would you like to join the award-winning CSI Men’s Club?
Return this form with a check for $36.00 payable to: CSI MEN’S CLUB,
1666 Pleasantville Road Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. 10510
NAME__________________________________________________
E-Mail__________________________________________________
ADDRESS________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
PHONE__________________________________________________
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Summer 2016
Tuesdays For Tots:
Free playgroup for children aged 6 months to 24 months with adult. Open to all.
Nursery School:
For 2’s through young 5’s. Registration forms are on the CSI website and in the office.
Religious School:
From Kindergarten through High School. Registration forms are on the CSI website and in the
office.
Kids Karousel:
Before and after school care, run by Faith Kavy. Contact her: KarouselK@aol.com
Kadima & USY:
Activities for our post Bar/Bat Mitzvah kids
Tzedakah Sundays & Cookie Club:
Projects to help those in our community (Free)
Enrichment - Young Artist Workshop:
Taught by artist Robyn Shiovitz. 11 Mondays, from 4:30—5:30 PM.
PJ Library:
Free Jewish books for kids 6 months - 8, and great monthly programs at CSI.
Summer 2016
JOIN US ON SUNDAY, 10/16,
FROM 10 AM – 12 NOON
FOR OUR COMMITTEE
& GROUP FAIR.
Information...no obligation!
ACBL BRIDGE CLUB: Neal Rechtman 30 Sherwood Avenue, Ossining 10562, 923-3512 nealr@lawmatch.com
CARING COMMUNITY: Merrie Daitch 10 Overton Road, Ossining, NY 10562, 373 4186 Merrietunes@yahoo.com
CEMETERY: Irwin Kavy 4 Grace Lane, Ossining, NY 10562 762-5289, ijkavy@gmail.com
CHOIR: Judy Boehr 5 Bradshaw Drive, Ossining, NY 10562, 762-1984 tanglewoodtoots@juno.com
EDUCATION COMMITTEE: Josh Glaser 81 Hazelton Circle, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510, 373 4578
jglaser425@gmail.com
FUNDRAISING: Eric Wrubel 26 Granite Road, Chappaqua, NY 10514, 762-2669 ericwrubel@gmail.com
GIFT SHOP: Co-Chairs Marion Jablansky 47 Walnut Place, Briarcliff Manor 10510, 923-0089 marionjab@aol.com and Jill
Greenstein 83 Quaker Hill Drive, Croton-on-Hudson 10520 Jillgreenstein9@gmail.com
GREETERS: Ellen Weiser 104 Ashland Avenue, Pleasantville 10570, 747-0531 Ellen.Weiser@gmail.com
MEMBERSHIP: Roberta Bar-Levav 1600 Hunterbrook Road, Yorktown Heights 10598, 245-2066 rbarlevav@gmail.com
MEN’S CLUB: Jason Eidlitz, 301 Glenwood Drive, Briarcliff Briarcliff Manor 10510. 944 3140 jshoedog@optonline.net
ORGANIC FARM: Fred Schulman 75 Long Hill Road East, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510, 941 - 6263 fsmkg@aol.com
RITUAL: Co-Chairs Joel Neuberg Neil Schluger 24-2 Horseshoe Circle, Ossining 10562, 944 0808 rebyoel@optonline.net
and Neil Schluger, 59 Taconic Road, Millwood 10546 923-4136 NS311@columbia.edu
SECOND GENERATION SURVIVORS: Cheryl Katz 8-1 Steven Drive, Ossining 10562, 945-0826
cabkatz@hotmail.com
SISTERHOOD: Robin Ginsberg 6 Woodsford Bend, Briarcliff Manor 10510 941-1507, 980-7981 robsamg@optonline.net
SOCIAL ACTION: Judy Boehr 5 Bradshaw Drive, Ossining 10562, 762-1984 tanglewoodtoots@juno.com
SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Co-Chairs Debra Young 56 Brook Manor, Pleasantville 10570 769 6301, Deb55515@gmail.com
And Ellen Weiser 104 Ashland Avenue, Pleasantville 10570, 747-0531 Ellen.Weiser@gmail.com
TECHNOLOGY/WEBSITE: Jack Zinn 119 Old Post Road No., Croton On Hudson NY 10520, 271-4653 math.zinn@gmail.com
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Summer 2016
A message from Bob Margolies, CSI Treasurer:
Tax Advantaged Donations
This article is based on two newsletters, from a church
and a synagogue, and web pages of
several investment advisory firms. A simple web search
for this subject will return over 100,000 results.
Most importantly: This is not meant to be professional tax or legal advice. It is highly recommended that
you consult your tax adviser, estate planner and investment advisor to determine if this is the right move
for you.
Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) - Taxpayers over 70½ are required to withdraw IRA funds to
meet a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD). The money you contribute using a QCD is not included
in your adjusted gross income on your tax return, a better option than listing the donation as a simple
charitable contribution.
A QCD is generally a nontaxable distribution made directly by the trustee of your IRA (other than a SEP
or SIMPLE IRA) to an organization eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions. You must be at least
age 70½ when the distribution was made.
Donation of Stock - If you have stock in your investment portfolio that has greatly appreciated over
time, you can donate it and get a deduction on your tax return for the fully appreciated value. If you sell
the same stock, you would have to pay tax on the capital gain and that gain will go into the calculation of
the additional 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax on high incomers as mandated by The Affordable Care
Act.
Donor Advised Fund (DAF) - A donor-advised fund (DAF) is a program of a public charity that allows
donors to make contributions to the charity, become eligible to take an immediate tax deduction, and
then make recommendations for distributing the funds to qualified nonprofit organizations on their own
timetable. With charities that have donor-advised fund programs, you can make irrevocable contributions
to the charity, which establishes a DAF on your behalf.
Establishing a donor-advised fund can be a particularly useful strategy at year-end because it allows you
to make a gift and take the tax deduction immediately, but does not require you to decide at that point to
which charities that money will go. It can be a great way to offset a year with unexpectedly high earnings, or to address the tax implications of year-end bonuses.
RMD charitable tax break becomes permanent
https://personal.vanguard.com/us/insights/article/QDC-RMD-tax-break-122014
Why It Might Make Sense to Donate Your Best Investments Instead of Cash
https://client.schwab.com/secure/file/P-6055732/
Donating_Appreciated_Assets_Article.pdf
Year-end strategies for charitable giving
https://www.fidelity.com/viewpoints/personal-finance/charitable-tax-strategies
Summer 2016
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CONTRIBUTIONS
Summer 2016
received through July 22, 2016
ABE COHEN/FRED STARLER TZEDAKAH FUND
In memory of Paul Kazin
In memory of Eva Schacter
Joel & Iris Kazin
Joyce & Bill Schacter
CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In memory of Anita Amsel
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of William Schonfeld
In honor of Judy Boehr & the CSI Chorus
In memory of Pauline Rosenberg
In memory of Abraham Eisenstein
In memory of Adele Tusk
In memory of Arthur Lerner
Marin Amsel & Family
Randi & Peter Schonfeld
Betsey Greenspan
Deborah & Leonard Chubinsky
Sylvia & Susan Eisenstein
Sue Lerner & Family
CARING COMMUNITY
In memory of Esther Mervis
In memory of Samuel Weiss
In memory of Anna Freilich
Thank you to CSI
Thank you to CSI
Thank you to CSI
In memory of Leonard E. Rosenberg
In honor of the marriage of Jonathan Boehr & Benita Trivedi
In honor of Roni Shaprio
In memory of Joshua Levin
Thank you to Sharon Richter
Thank you to CSI
Speedy recovery to Ruth Papa
In honor of Bette Slutsky
In memory of Bea Birnbaum
In memory of Bea Birnbaum
Barbara Weiss
Barbara Weiss
Roberta Freilich
Jessica Goldman
Herbert Weiner
Deanna Fried
Clare & Paul Rosen
Helene & Adam Rude
Clare & Paul Rosen
Esther Schwartz
Iris & Joel Kazin
Marin Amsel
Irene & Irene Bisgier
The Papa, Cole & Rosado Families
Judy & Alan Duke
Clare & Paul Rosen
Renee Sampson
Jessica Goldman
Ellen & Jack Freeman
EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR’S DISRETIONARY FUND
In honor of Roni Shapiro Ben David
In honor of Bette Slutsky & Malvina Browne
In honor of Malvina Browne
In honor of Malvina Browne
The Zaretzky family
Sue Lerner
Iris, Joel, Eli & Marjorie Kazin
Judy & Alan Duke
ETZ CHAIM - TREE OF LIFE FUND
In memory of Jack Ingber
In memory of William Edelstein
Thank you to Rabbi Kane, Cantor Shiovitz, Roni Shapiro &
Tami Drucker & In honor of Shoshana Daly’s Bat Mitzvah
In memory of Herbert Schwartz
In memory of Jack S. Ingber
In memory of Jay Jamner
In memory of Alan Lyon Anisman
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Jared Singer
Yizkor
Ali & Phil Edelstein & Family
Gayle & Jay Waxenberg
Roberta & Rick Kay
Ali & Phil Edelstein & Family
The Daly Family
Priscilla Allen & Jeremy Adler
Esther & Marty Ingber
Esther Schwartz
Iris & Joel Kazin
Vornado Office Management
Elizabeth, David, Brandon & Nikki
Metzger
The London Family
Bryna & Michael Sweedler
Carole & Andrew Kagan
The Satlin Family
CONTINUED
Summer 2016
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JEFFREY DITTELMAN/ROBINOV CAM PRAMAH SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In memory of Benny Ben David’s sister, Geula
In honor of the birth of Lily Ahava Ben David
In honor or the birth of Leah Isabelle Schoenfeld
In memory of Shelly Kopel
In honor of the irth of Jesse Daniel Gibbs
In honor the birth of Jesse Daniel Gibbs
In honor of the birth of Leah Isabelle Schoenfeld
Speedy recovery to Marilyn Margolies
In honor of the marriage of Jonathan Boehr & Benita Trivedi
In honor of the birth of Lily Ahava Ben David
In memory of Joshua Levin
In honor of Beth Roth
Faye Dittelman & David Perelman
Rabbi Steven C. Kane & Family
Deborah & Richard Yoken
The CSI Education Committee
GILBERT KAVY MEMORIAL BUILDING FUND
In memory Fannye Silverman
Judy & Alan Duke
IRA KESTENBAUM BEAUTIFUCATION FUND
In memory of Ira Kestenbaum
In memory of Jack Calderon
In honor the naming of Sela Aviva Kestenbaum
In memory of John Miller
In honor of Malvina Browne & Bette Slutsky
In honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Laura Horowitz
In honor of the birth of Noah Isaac Myers
In honor of the birth of Jesse Daniel Gibbs
In honor of Bette Slutsky & Malvina Browne
In honor of the birth of Georgina Eden Heyer
Happy Anniversary to:
Jill & Daniel Singer, Janice & Barry Kirschner, Diane & Ronnie Myers,
Orly & Daniel Zonan, Meryl & Marty Weinberg, Lois & Joe Gottlieb,
Margery & Michael Kirsch, Mindy & Scott Lanoff
Ilene & Jeff Calderon
Ilene & Jeff Calderon
Audrey & Steven Bender
Bryna & Michael Sweedler
Marian & Seth Natter
Debbie & Elliott Barish
Cheryl Kestenbaum
Cheryl Kestenbaum
Cheryl Kestenbaum
Cheryl Kestenbaum
Cheryl Kestenbaum
Cheryl Kestenbaum
KIDDUSH FUND
In memory of Harvey Ginsberg
Thank you to Ellen Johnson
In memory of Arthur Anschel
In memory of Rita Weiss
In memory of Margaret Anschel
In memory of Selma Cohen
In memory of Bernard Rubin
In memory of Cecelia Bernstein
In memory of Hilda Miller
In memory of Rebecca Silberzan
In memory of Erna Speier
In honor of our 14th anniversary
In celebration of chanting my Haftarah
In honor of Darlene Fairman’s 1st Haftarah reading
In memory of David Auslander
Anita & Robin Ginsberg
Susan, Dan & Noah Ginsberg
Robin & Sam Ginsberg & Family
The Daly Family
Vivian Anschel-Weiss & Matthew Weiss
Daniel & Nancy Cohen
Susan Hodara
Ruth & Mel Speier
Roberta & Doron Bar-Levav
Fairman-Zinn Family
Ruth & Mel Speier
Samantha & Ron Hawson
Samantha Hawson & Family
Rebecca, Ian & Jack Zinn
Rochelle & Marc Auslander
MEMORIAL GARDEN FUND
Yizkor
In honor of Ross Aronson’s graduation from dental school
In memory of Herbert Silverman
Marilyn & Bob Margoiles
Rosa St. Lawrence
Irma & Lawrence Shapiro
Betsey Greenspan
Judy & Alan Duke
CONTINUED
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Summer 2016
MITZNER FAMILY SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Iris, Joel, Eli & Marjorie Kazin
ORGANIC GARDEN FUND (NEW AT CSI)
In memory of Sidney Kanengiser
Deborah & Richard Yoken
PRAYER BOOK FUND
In memory of Morris Berger
In memory of Rachel Greenstein
In honor of Rabbi Jan Uhrbach
In memory of Harvey E. Zaretzky
In memory of T. Rae Lyons
In memory of Fannie Rappaport
Abbe & Deane Marcus & Family
Jill & Joel Greenstein
Jill Greenstein
Ronnie Kent
Rika Levin
Nancy Petschek-Kohn
Rochelle Aulander
Sonia Kleinman
Lauren Thaler
Emily Sack
Erica Kolbrener
Nina Gershowitz
Resa Mestel
Judith Jay
Marion Saer
Ryna Lustig
Dorian Goldman
Browne family: Malvina, Bruce, Alexis,
O’Brien family: Erika, Steve, Dylan &
Justin
Lois Gimpel Shaukat & Family
The Zaretzky Family
Erica, Jon & David Kolbrener
The Rappaport Family
RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of William Schonfeld
Thank you to Rabbi Kane
In memory of David Chubinsky
In memory of Yetta Kaufman
In memory of Itzik Mintz
In memory of Toby Kazin
In memory of Marcia Kahan
In memory of Seymour Stiffman
Randi & Peter Schonfeld
Diane Trilling
Deborah& Leonard Chubinsky
The Reichgott Family
Marcy Gray, Ella & Tal Mintz
Barbara & Norman Block
The Kahan Family
The Stiffman Family
Sue Lerner & Family
In memory of Emil Silverstein
RACHEL GREENSTEIN CHILDREN'S RESOURCE LIBRARY FUND
In memory of Kathe Frey
In honor of the first birthday of
Debbie & Elliot Barish’s granddaughter, Ariella.
Speedy recovery to Marilyn Margolies
In memory of Toby Kazin
STUDY IN ISRAEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In memory of Sadie Eisenstein
In memory of Morris Leider
Jill & Joel Greenstein
Eleanor & Michael Frey
Ronnie Kent
Susan Wattenberg
Debbie & Elliot Barish
Kathy & Len Levin
CONTINUED
Summer 2016
Men’s Club Yom Ha Shoah Candle Donations: Lisa & Steve Cohn, Betsey Greenspan,
Suzanne & Neil Haber, Gail & Barry Perlow.
LIFE CYCLE EVENTS:
Mazal Tov to:
Diane & Ronnie Myers on the birth of their grandson, Jesse Daniel Gibbs
Barbara & Henry Schoenfeld on the birth of their granddaughter,
Leah Isabelle Schoenfeld
Lauren Thaler & Bill Null on the birth of their granddaughter, Lily Ahava Ben David
Good Health to:
Ruth Baer
Ruth Jablansky
Ann Studen
Condolences to:
Martin Amsel on the loss of his wife, Anita
Joel Kazin on the loss of his mother, Toby
Sue Lerner on the loss of her husband, Arthur
Claude Tusk on the loss of his mother, Adele
CSI has a long-standing culture of sharing kiddush after Shabbat morning
services. It is a wonderful way in which to immerse oneself in the Shabbat
experience, relax and catch up with members of our community.
Please consider sponsoring a kiddush in memory of a loved one
or in honor of a special occasion! Minimum to sponsor is $180.00.
Other donations to our kiddushim fund are always appreciated.
All donations to our kiddush are acknowledged from
the bimah. FOR THOSE READING THIS ONLINE, CLICK HERE!
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1666 Pleasantville Road
Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
www.csibriarcliff.org
Summer 2016
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summer newsletter 2016 - Congregation Sons of Israel

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