From Rabbi Holtz`s Study

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TEMPLE BETH ABRAHAM
4SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
6:00pm Family Shabbat Dinner
7:00pm Family Shabbat Service
SEPTEMBER 2014 VOLUME 91 ISSUE 1
From Rabbi Holtz’s Study 4
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
9:00am Conservative Shabbat Service
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
7:30pm Reform Shabbat Service with
Torah Reading
with Kiddush
6:00pm Reform Shabbat Service
7:00pm Selichot Program
9:00pm Selichot Service
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
6:15pm Conservative Erev Rosh
Hashanah Service
8:00pm Reform Erev Rosh Hashanah
Service
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
9:00am Conservative Rosh Hashanah
Service
10:00am Reform Rosh Hashanah Service
10:15am Junior Congregation Service
for Grades 2-4
for Grades 5-6
3:00pm Family Rosh Hashanah Service
for Tots
4:00pm Tashlich
9:00am Conservative Rosh Hashanah
Service
for Grades 2-6
Dear Friends,
One of my colleagues, Rabbi Jamie Korngold
(better known by her sobriquet, The Adventure Rabbi) asks the question: why do so
many of the most important moments in the
history of the Jewish people happen in the
wilderness? The binding of Isaac. Jacob’s
ladder. Moses and the burning bush. The
giving of the Torah. Actually, I would phrase
the question a little differently: why do so
many of our peoples’ encounters with God
take place out in nature, rather than in cities,
towns, or villages?
It certainly isn’t because we believe that God
is not present in our own communities.
Indeed, we are at great pains to insist that
God is everywhere. So why does it seem
that, historically at least, God only speaks to
folks out in the wilderness? What is different
about God out there in nature, in the deserts
or the forests? I would suggest that what’s
different is not God, but rather ourselves.
I truly do believe that God is available
everywhere. I believe that there are signs of
God’s presence in everyday life. I just think
that it’s much harder for us to see or hear
them, to even notice them, surrounded by
the distractions and the background noise of
our day-to-day routines. I’m sure that if
Moses had come upon the burning bush
while hurrying to his next appointment in
downtown Cairo he would have walked right
past it! Out in the wilderness, accompanied
only by a few sheep, he was able to notice
the miracle. Perhaps this is true of all of us.
Perhaps we’ve all missed a few burning
bushes in our lives. There are just so many
distractions.
And yet many people say that they feel most
“spiritual” out in the forest or on top of a
mountain or camping in a desert. Somehow
being out in nature quiets the static and the
background noise. Our receptors may not be
as finely tuned as Moses’, but still, this is
where so many find it easier to truly feel that
there is something greater than themselves at
work in the world.
In order to take advantage of this, this past
year a few of us have been enjoying periodic
spiritual walks in the wilderness. Part gentle
hike, part discussion, part meditation, I have
been surprised at how profoundly moving
these 90-minute excursions have been for all
of us. On September 28, the Sunday between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, we
will hold our next walk, with a focus on
teshuvah. It’s open to all and I would
especially encourage you to attend if you are
one of those who struggle to find meaning in
the prayerbook, or who find it hard to find
God in the sanctuary. It promises to be a
beautiful addition to our High Holy Day
season.
Renée, Yoni, Avi and Shira join me in wishing
you all a New Year filled with growth,
blessings, and peace.
L’shalom,
Rabbi David Holtz
Temple Beth Abraham
25 Leroy Avenue
Tarrytown, NY 10591
Tel: 631-1770 Fax: 631-7872
www.tba-ny.org
Notes from
Cantor Margot E.B. Goldberg 4
DIRECTORY
Clergy/Senior Staff
Rabbi David K. Holtz
rabbi@tba-ny.org ext. 17
Cantor Margot E.B. Goldberg
cantor@tba-ny.org ext. 11
Director of Temple Operations
Stuart P. Skolnick
sskolnick@tba-ny.org ext. 13
Educational Director Rabbi Allison Berlinger
aberlinger@tba-ny.org ext. 22
Rabbi Emeritus Dr. Paul Siegel
Office Staff
Bookkeeper
bookkeeper@tba-ny.org Facilities Supervisor lmurray@tba-ny.org Asst. Facilities Supervisor jaime@tba-ny.org Clergy Coordinator
clergyassistant@tba-ny.org
Education/Program Coordinator Hebrewschool@tba-ny.org
Maggie Lissy
ext. 14
Larry Murray
ext. 25
Jaime Valencia
ext. 26
Irene Metz
ext. 19
Toby Marrow
ext. 10
Office Volunteers
Melissa Baer
Librarian, Beulah Tishelman
Joan Fine
Miriam Margoshes
Executive Committee
President
Executiver (First) Vice President
Second Vice President
Recording Secretary Treasurer
Immediate Past President
Herb Baer
Alan Berkson
Jodie Lane
Marla Peers
Mel Savitch
Liza Karsten
Chairs
Adult Education
Risa Swersey
Board of Education Mark Polisar, Jen Greenspoon
Fundraising/Development Jennifer Schwartz
House Neil Bruckner
Israel
Marla Peers
Member Services Loren Ratner, Meredith Siegel
Tikkun Olam
Kimberly Marcus, Phyllis Leary
Trustees
Gayle Aaron
Steve Gosset
Rick Misrok
Mike Sonkin
Karen Filler
Allison Fine
Julie Gur
Glenn Markowitz
Dave Pomeranz
Jen Povman
Mark Stein
Jamie Wilson
Honorary Trustees
Barry S. AgdernDavid Beryln
Ruth Biloon
Dr. Stephen Gertsman
Robert Harris
Michael Karnes David Kaufmann Farron Roboff
Pearl Ann Schwartz
Dr. Richard Weiner
Robert Zinman
Shalom! One of my favorite
musicals is “Dreamgirls” and I love
the refrain from the song “Family”:
We are a family like a giant tree branching out of the sky
We are a family, we are so much more than just you and I
We are a family like a giant tree
Growing stronger, growing wiser, we are growing free
We need you, we are a family
In Jewish thought, the tree is symbolic of the Torah and of the future. We call the
Torah, etz chayim, the tree of life as it holds the stories, values, and laws we need to
understand in order to live our lives. The following story about an old man planting
a carob tree is attributed to Honi ha-M’agel, Honi the Circle Maker. Honi knew that
the man would not live long enough to eat the fruit of the tree and asked why the
old man would bother. The man replied “When I was born into this world, I found
many carob trees planted by my father and grandfather. Just as they planted trees
for me, I am planting trees for my children and grandchildren so they will be able to
eat the fruit of these trees.” I consider TBA to be a family and love the image of us
being a tree that is reaching to the sky, growing stronger, growing wiser and
building a future. As the song says, “We are so much more than just you and I,”
and yet we wouldn’t exist without you.
Former members of TBA often join us for services to observe a yahrtzeit or for a
lifecycle event of friends, and I happily greet them with a heartfelt “welcome
home.” I say “welcome home” because I believe that once you are a member of
TBA you are part of the family for life. Recently I received an email from a family
informing me that they will be returning to TBA as members; and, in part, it is
because of this greeting. They had joined us at services for a lifecycle event and
were struck by my words and how they have always felt at home at TBA and have
not found that feeling at the synagogue they currently belong to. They feel a part
of the family. People leave TBA for all sorts of reasons; I hope that they know that if
they want to return, we are here waiting with our doors wide open.
I would like to say “welcome home” to all of you too! I hope that you have
enjoyed your summer and that you will be returning home to TBA for the Holy Days
and another year filled with worship, lifecycle events, adult education, Religious
School, social events, friends, family, and a feeling that TBA is truly your home and
extended family. We are so grateful that you have chosen to belong to TBA and
look forward to celebrating, remembering, learning, and worshiping with you. We
have spent the summer planning events that we think you will enjoy and would love
to hear from you about what you might be looking for at TBA in the future.
From my family to yours, Barry, Tamir and I would like to wish you a shanah tova
u’mitukah, a good and sweet New Year. May it be filled with health and happiness.
L’shalom,
Cantor Margot E.B. Goldberg
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From the
Director of Education 4
Rabbi Allison Berlinger
“Kids don’t remember what you try to teach
them. They remember what you are.”
— Jim Henson, It’s Not Easy Being Green:
And Other Things to Consider
It is true I don’t remember all of my teachers but I do remember some very specific
ones. Those teachers who changed me, changed my life, those are the ones I
remember. I became a rabbi because it is my vocation. It chose me first and then
when I was ready, I chose it. I guess you might say that I followed my calling but in
truth that sounds too simple. You see, I was very lucky as a child. My parents, or
more aptly, my mother’s desire for her children to receive a strong Jewish education
provided me with an excellent Jewish academic education.
Along the way in my schooling, I had lots of great teachers, some brilliant and
inspiring, some more brilliant than inspiring. Then I met my Rebbe, Reb Zalman
Schachter Shlomi z”l. Reb Zalman is my Rebbe because he is the teacher at whose
feet I sat learning and literally felt my heart opening again to Judaism or perhaps
more honestly, my heart was reopening to God. Reb Zalman lit a fire that had
grown dim deep inside me. He ignited a spark that allowed my love for Judaism
and God flow. He helped me to reconnect with my inner core and be the person I
am still evolving to be.
In Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) 1:6, Rabbi Joshua teaches: “select a masterteacher for yourself; and acquire a colleague for study.” So what does this mean?
It means that at some point each of us arrives at a place where we need a masterteacher. Someone we allow in so that we can grow. And through this relationship
you find a partner in learning.
My Rebbe died on July 3, 2014, at the age of 89. I have thought more about Reb
Zalman over these past weeks since his passing. I have been appreciating the gifts
he gave me and learning of the gifts he gave to so many others. I don’t think I ever
truly understood the teaching above from Pirkei Avot until Reb Zalman’s passing.
Reb Zalman blessed me on the day I was given smicha (rabbinic ordination); he
blessed me before I became pregnant with my daughter, Sophia; he blessed me
every time I saw him. Every night when I put my girls to bed before we say the
Shema, we sing a short song calling the angels Michael, Gavriel, Raphael, and Uriel
and God’s divine presence to watch over my girls as they sleep. Each of these
nights I can see Reb Zalman’s face smiling. I first heard this prayer song sung by
Reb Zalman, and I believe that hearing my girls sing it with me now each night is a
blessing of gratitude we offer him daily.
I chose to be a Jewish teacher - a rabbi- because I want to inspire my students. I
want to share my love of Judaism with my students. Through all of my conversations with the Temple Beth Abraham-religious school (TBA-RS) faculty we share in
our hope that our students continue to build deep and lasting relationships with
us. The TBA Religious School faculty is comprised of an amazing group of talented,
gifted, and dedicated educators, individuals and spiritual nurturers. Their commitment to their students is strong and steadfast. They are truly a blessed group with
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The Temple office and
building will be closed
Monday, September 1
in observance of
Labor Day
The Office will be
closed on Thursday,
September 25 and
Friday September 26
in observance of
Rosh Hashanah.
TORAH READING
September 5-6 Ki Teitzei Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19
September 12-13 Ki Tavo Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8
September 19-20 Nitzavim/Vayeilech Deuteronomy
29:9-31:30
September 25-26
Rosh Hashanah
September 26-27
Haazinu Deuteronomy 32:1-52
CANDLE LIGHTING
Friday, September 5
Friday, September 12
Wednesday, September 24
Thursday, September 25
7:03pm
6:51pm
6:39pm
6:31pm
7:29pm
6:27pm
We are raffling off the President’s Parking Spot for the High Holydays! Multiple chances to win! First prize—first choice of service, For
Second prize—second choice and Third prize—
You!
well you get how this is going to work, right? Purchase your entries for this ticketless raffle either on www.tba‐ny.org, in the office, plus plenty of other opportunities in the parking lot during religious school drop‐offs and pick‐ups! $5 per entry. Good luck! Tikkun Olam 4
SAVE THE DATES
Welcome Back!
We hope that you had a wonderful summer and are looking forward to the many events
and activities that we have planned for this year. Tikkun Olam would like to help make your
idea happen! Please email us at tikkunolam@tba-ny.org or please come to our next meeting
on Sunday, September 21. Thank you again and we look forward to seeing you at TBA!
—Kimberly Marcus & Phyllis Leary Co-Chairs Tikkun Olam Committee
Honey Fundraiser
This year all proceeds
we raise will go to the
UJA-Federation of NY
Community Initiative
for Holocaust Survivors.
Approximately half of
the 73,000 Holocaust survivors
living in the NY area live at or
near the poverty line. Help us help
them by once again wishing your
family and friends a healthy and
happy New Year with a sweet jar
of honey.
8 To order go to www.tba-ny.org
and click on the honey link.
Guaranteed delivery by Rosh
Hashanah for all orders sent to
domestic addresses that are placed
by September 5th.
Tikkun Olam Meetings
Bring your energy and ideas!
Sunday September 21
9:00-10:00am Library
Sunday, October 19
9:00-10:00am Library
Thanksgiving Feast
November 9 at 1:00pm
Once again TBA is joining in the
nationwide Yom Kippur Food Appeal
Please drop off your donated food in the truck parked at the Temple entrance
before sundown on Kol Nidre to the end of Yom Kippur. Please Donate: Rice,
Beans, Oatmeal, Dry Cereal (Non-Sugary) and/or tuna. Food donations to be
made to the Community Food Pantry of Sleepy Hollow/Tarrytown. Monetary
donations to be made to the Food Bank for Westchester.
May the New Year bring to all of us including those
in need Health, Happiness and Prosperity.
THANK YOU! Midnight Run
We had a great Run providing food and clothing to about 75 of our homeless
friends on the streets in Manhattan in July. It was a warm summer night and
we had the opportunity to hang out and chat at each stop.
Thank you to the following people and their families for providing such
generous food bags for the Run: Pam Coren, Melissa Baer, Cantor Margot
Goldberg, Donna Fleming, Michelle Marshall, Victoria Ritter, Robin Forester,
Kimberly Marcus, Amy Herzog. Thank you to Steve Chang (our trusted driver!),
Michael Karnes, Jane Rubin, and Emily Herman for going on the Run. A special
thank you to all the TBA congregants who made such great donations of clothing – it was all distributed and greatly appreciated.
Would you like to know more about the Midnight Run? Would you be interested in coming with us on a Run during this coming year? Please email Jane
Silverman at MidnightRun@tba-ny.org
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Crafts for a Cause
Our meeting will be on
Friday, September 26 In Ardsley, NY
10:30am -12:00 noon
We will start our new project. We make
beautiful things for various causes and
at the same time have fun knitting
together. We have the supplies. Any
donations of yarn and knitting needles
are always appreciated. Please rsvp for
the address to Joyce Licker at
tikkunolam@tba-ny.org
“Adopt a Family”
La Asociacion
I would like to thank Jenny Libien and Robin
Kolodzinski for providing supplies for the
month of June. And Victoria Ritter and Jane
Silverman for their generous donations in
July. I appreciate the willingness of everyone
to help out and when you see how grateful
the recipients are, it is very rewarding.
Whether it is a hug, a smile or tears, you
know how much these supplies mean to the
family. I hope I have conveyed that sufficiently
because that is what makes it all worthwhile.
—Many thanks, Jennefer
We need coordinators
or co-cocordinators
for Yom Kippur Food
Drive, Coat Drive and
Midnight Run!
Help a Child Get Ready for School!
Stuff a
backpack.
Please bring your filled backpacks to
the collection tub in the TBA coatroom
on or before September 21.
•pens & pencils
•pencil sharpener & case
•lined & colored paper
•spiral & marble notebooks
•crayons & markers
•safety scissors
•glue & tape
•ruler & calculator
•lunch box
•thumb drive
•package of wipes
For further details, contact
Joanne Loeb at 914-631-1770 or
tikkunolam@tba-ny.org.
Thank you!
As you shop for back-to-school supplies,
encourage your child to help a local
child in need. Fill a Backpack with
school supplies for the children of
“La Asociación” a non-profit family
heritage organization serving immigrant families residing in Tarrytown
and Sleepy Hollow.
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We collected
29 backpacks
in 2013!
Member Services
Committee Update
The Member Services Committee will
continue to focus on building and maintaining meaningful connections and
relationships within our communities.
We’re planning a variety of activities
to welcome, engage, and appreciate
members, both new and long-standing.
Please provide us with your ideas and
help plan and coordinate activities the
year. Call the Office or write directly to
Loren Ratner and Meredith Siegel, CoChairs, at MemberServices@tba-ny.org.
Share your blessings: Do you have
room at your High Holyday gathering
for someone who may need a place to
observe and celebrate? Are you able to
offer a ride to a member who doesn’t
have transportation so that they can attend High Holyday or Shabbat services?
Please call the office or drop a line to
MemberServices@tba-ny.org to let us
know and we will help make the connection.
Share your Ideas: Please drop a line
to MemberServices@tba-ny.org with
ideas and suggestions about building
and strengthening connections among
members of the TBA community.
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so much wisdom to share with our
students. My hope is that when our
students are here they are making their
own connections with their teachers.
They are finding their own rebbe teacher.
Jewish education was handed to me in
abundance and I accepted the gift even
if reluctantly. I now embrace my Judaism
and with this incredible team of lay leaders, teachers, Rabbi, Cantor and TBA
staff, we offer these gifts of our tradition, these gems of Judaism to our
students.
Kol Rinah, the Jewish Chorale of Westchester,
invites all interested singers to our Open House.
Come to Rosenthal JCC in Pleasantville on Wednesday,
September 3 at 7:15pm during our weekly rehearsal
time slot. All will be gently auditioned by our
Music Director Ben Gruder. For more information
please call Wendy Segal at (914) 243-9059,
email kolrinahchorale@gmail.com,
or go to www.kolrinahchorale.org.
Welcome home to Religious School!
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Adult Education 4
Torah Study: Wednesdays at 10:00-11:00am
Rabbi Holtz leads a class every Wednesday morning in the Library
from 10:00-11:00am. The class goes at its own pace through the Five
Books of Moses in English. No previous knowledge is required and
you can join in at any point in the cycle.
There will be NO CLASS on Sept. 24
Saturdays at 9:00am during Conservative Services.
Mah Jongg: Mondays at 1:00pm
Beginners gather at TBA to play Mah Jongg on Mondays.
Email adulted@tba-ny.org to ensure there are enough players.
$2.00 per session for guests.
Book Club: September 12, 10:00AM
Book of Jonah by Joshua Max Feldman
Library Journal 09/01/2013: Lots of in-house enthusiasm for this literary
debut, a modern retelling of the biblical story of Jonah featuring Manhattan lawyer Jonah Jacobstein. Jonah is a wildly successful hunk with two
women at his beck and call when he has a biblical vision that changes his
life; thereafter, he suffers some terrible losses but also meets a woman
whose quiet intensity changes his life.
Next Book Club: November 7, The Lost Wife by Alyson Richman
Guests: $2.00; free to TBA members.
Women’s Circle: September 12, 5:45pm
Ends in time for Reform Shabbat services at 7:30pm
Celebrate, study, and explore Jewish Women’s issues. Each month we
will be exploring the story of a woman featured in the Bible. You do
not have to read or prepare anything in advance. Life experience is
the only tool you’ll need. Members and Guests are welcome; there is
no charge for this program. Please call the office or email adulted@
tba-ny.org to RSVP.
Movie Mavens: September 13, 7:00pm
Arranged
The story of a friendship between an Orthodox Jewish woman and a
Muslim woman, both first-year teachers at a public school in Brooklyn. Over the course of the year, they learn they share much in common—not the least of which is that they are both going through the
process of arranged marriages. Not rated, Cicala Filmworks, 2007, 90
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min. Free for members. Guests $5.00 to offset cost of refreshments.
Coffee and Dessert served. Call the Temple office at (914) 631-1770 or
email adulted@tba-ny.org to RSVP.
Rosh Hashanah FREE Community Services
While the services are free and guests are welcome, for security purposes all entering our Temple during the High Holydays will be required to show ID and/or have a guest pass issued by our office. Better
yet, contact our office in advance at (914) 631-1770 for a Temple-issued name tag so that we can greet and welcome you by name!
Thursday, September 25:
Family Service for Tots 3:00pm, followed by Tashlich 4:00pm
Friday, September 26:
Conservative Morning Service 9:00am
Reform Morning Service 10:00am
FREE JEWISH BOOKS AND MUSIC
Each month for children ages 6 months
through 8 years.
SIGN UP TODAY!
To begin your monthly
subscription, visit www.pjlibrary.org/ny/TBA
No affiliation required to sign up!
PJ Library is a gift from Temple Beth Abraham’s Harriet Verter Jewish
Education Fund in partnership with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation
If you know of families who would enjoy participating in The PJ Library program, please contact us at pjlibrary@tba-ny.org
TBA Family 4
The following Lifecycle
Events reflect the known
sorrows and simchas of
our TBA Family from May.
Mazel Tov to:
Judith Pomerantz on the birth of her
grandson Brodie Jacob Pomerantz
Michael Glantz on his recent marriage
Condolences to:
Beatrice Block-Iaconetti on the death of
her mother Sara Block
Nancy Solomon on the death of her father
Morton Irwin Schiff
Ann Pisetzner on the death of her mother
Stella Pisetzner
Speedy Recovery to:
Sharon Abner
Stacey Agdern
Robert Schwartz
Myra Frankel
Jason Shapiro
Roberth Rothkin
Diane Werner Osborn
Ronnie Parks, mother of Randi Schochet
Shirley Glasser
Dylan Seymour
Leonard Rosen
Ruda Klein
Roberta Goldman, mother of Jennifer
Greenspoon
Donations 4
Cantor’s Discretionary
Fund
Michael and Deborah Wiskind
Bob and Pearl Ann Schwartz in honor of
Cantor Goldberg
Douglas and Wendy Hart in honor of
Daniel’s Bar Mitzvah
Glen and Judi Markowitz in honor of
David’s Bar Mitzvah
Mark Stein and Ilona Marsh in honor of
Ben’s Bar Mitzvah
Naomi Gross and Kenneth Safian in
honor of Natalie Smith’s Bat Mitzvah
Robin Kolodzinski in honor of Arielle’s Bat
Mitzvah
Gilbert and Thelma Bergsman in loving
memory of Jacob Bergsman
Gordon and Deborah Swartz in loving
memory of Morton Irwin Schiff
Irv and Melissa Weissman in loving
memory of Saul Laurance
Jim and Donna Goldsmith in loving
memory of her father, Stanley Rosenberg
Jonathan Gleit and Kimberly Marcus in
loving memory of my brother, Randy Marcus
Stephen and Linda Gerstman in loving
memory of Fran Friedman
Steven Schieffelin in loving memory of
Barb and for the Cantor’s support, guidance
and presence in our lives.
The Family of Elaine Wolstein in loving
memory of Elaine Wolstein
Conserative Kiddush Fund
Neil and Wendy Bruckner in loving
Emanuel Pisetzner Fund
Martin and Saara Gallin in loving
memory of Stella Pisetzner
Fran Friedman Fund for the
Enrichment of Children
Alan and Jennefer Schifman in loving
Amy Helsel and Jeremy Swerling in
loving memory of Fran Friedman
Andrew Useloff and Jennifer Useloff in
Ari Berman in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
Arnold and Marianne Rich in loving
B and R Leichman in loving memory of
Fran Friedman
Beatrix J. Lopez in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
Bernardo and Ida Handszer in loving
Bob and Pearl Ann Schwartz in loving
Brant and Melissa Goldsmith in loving
Bruce and Deena Goldsmith in loving
Carmen and Edward Birkner in loving
Charlie and Sue Groppe in loving
D.D. Rick, Inc. in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
David and Michele Kaufmann in loving
David Tabacoff and Sheri Bloom in
Debra Sturdevant in loving memory of
Fran Friedman
Diane Giambruno Walker in loving
Diane L. Kramer in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
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Donald Kumka and Jane Silverman in
Dorothy Litwin in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
Dr. Jeremy Kohomban in loving memory
of Fran Friedman
Gabe Jacobson, Michael Birnbaum and
Josh Levine in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
Gail Sugarrman in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
Gary and Farron Roboff in loving
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Mrs. Ida Doctor in loving memory of Fran
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Myron and Rea Kolski in loving memory
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Norman and Susan Wellen in loving
Peter and Miki Friedman in loving
Peter Isajiw in loving memory of Fran
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Rabbi Joan and Andrew Farber in loving
Randall and Rita Odza in loving memory
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Renee and Burton King in loving memory
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Richard Weiner in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
Robert and Deborah Pomeranz in loving
Robert and Iris Driesen in loving memory
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Robert and Marion Zinman in loving
Ronald and Paula Filler in loving memory
of Fran Friedman
Rosann and Jack Youngstein in loving
Russell Yankwitt in loving memory of Fran
Friedman
Ruth and Mel Noble in loving memory of
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Sarah Nelson in loving memory of Fran
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Sari Gorrlieb Kornfield in loving memory
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Sharon Kirschner in loving memory of
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Sheldon and Susan Manspeizer in
Stanley and Joyce Aronovitch in loving
Stanley and Marcia Bell in loving
Stanley and Naomi Friedlander in
Stanley and Ruth Biloon in loving
Steven and Julia Gosset in loving
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the time reservations are made. Dinners are by reservation only and will be
accepted by mail along with your check. Your check will be your reservation.
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deadline. Please make your check payable to TBA and return by
Monday, September 29.
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The Yamauchi Family in loving memory of
Fran Friedman
Toni and Patrick Natarelli in loving
Veronica B. Gedrich in loving memory of
Fran Friedman
Zubeen Shroff and Anahaita Kotval in
Hannah T. Levy Fund
Bob and Marilyn Harris
David and Michele Kaufmann
Herb and Melissa Baer
Howard Jacobowitz and Patti Potash
Malcolm and Marilyn Miller
Mark and Judith Pomerantz
Marvin and Joyce Jeshiva
Richard and Linda Okrasinski
Robert and Marcia Klein
Ross and Rachelle Shapiro
Steve and Roberta Rothkin
Harriet Verter Children’s
Fund
Rabbi Holtz
Douglas and Wendy Hart in honor of
Daniel’s Bar Mitzvah
Mark Stein and Ilona Marsh in honor of
Ben’s Bar Mitzvah
Michael and Gladys Baer in honor of
Herb and Melissa Baer’s tireless work on
behalf of the Temple
Naomi Gross and Kenneth Safian in
honor of Natalie Smith’s Bat Mitzvah
Robin Kolodzinski in honor of Arielle’s Bat
Mitzvah
Stanley and Marcia Bell in honor of
Marcia Bell’s recovery
Daniel and Carole Fischberg in loving
memory of Ruth Taback
Daniel and Carole Fischberg in loving
memory of Abraham Taback, father of Carole
Fischberg
Gary and Farron Roboff in loving
memory of Phyllis and Stanley Roboff
Gordon and Deborah Swartz in loving
memory of Morton Irwin Schiff
David Tabacoff and Sheri Bloom in
honor of Melissa and Herb Baer receiving
the Julian Y. Bernstein Distinguished Service
Award
Pincus Fund
Herb and Melissa Baer
Jon and Anna Weiss
Lisa Osherow Bergman
Mark Stein and Ilona Marsh
Eric and Meredith Keltz
Michael and Jennifer Povman
Chris O’Donnell and Alison Moskowitz
David and Jennifer Greenspoon
Jonathan and Rebecca Greller
Larry and Nancy Lonky in honor of Pam
Barkley’s commitment to the children of TBA
Mitchell Bernstein and Jessica Halprin
in honor of Pam Barkley and her amazing
positive energy. Her influence on TBA’s
children will be felt for years to come.
Prayerbook Fund
Hannah Brichta in honor of Robert
Fischer’s 80th Birthday
Myra Frankel in loving memory of my
husband Murray Frankel and my parents,
Regina and Joseph Davis
Myra Frankel in loving memory of Murray
Frankel
Richard and Donna Fleming in loving
memory of Murray Soson
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Glen and Judi Markowitz with gratitude
for your guidance and attention preparing
David for his Bar Mitzvah
Bob and Pearl Ann Schwartz in honor of
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Irv and Melissa Weissman in loving
memory of Saul Laurance
Jacqueline Egelman in loving memory of
Joseph Egelman
Jay Egelman
Leonard and Judith Hyman in loving
memory of Morris Siegel
memory of Rita Pomerantz
Michael and Arleen Cohen in loving
memory of Bernard Polakoff
Steven Schieffelin in loving memory of
Barb, with gratitude for your support,
guidance and counsel
Restoration Account
of Abraham Klein
of Ruthie Klein
of my dad, Samuel Kimmel
Jonathan and Pam Coren in loving
of mother, Dorothy Kimmel
Special Programs
Hedda and Burton Hurvich in honor of
Temple Beth Abraham’s hospitality and the
opportunity to hear Rabbi Dresner
Teacher Appreciation
Donation
Herb and Melissa Baer in honor of Justin
Schwartz’s son’s marriage
Temple Fund
Jonathan and Pam Coren in honor of
Perry’s new home
Morris and Maxine Alter in honor of
Robby Fischer’s 80th Birthday
Sharon Kirschner in honor of Herb and
Melissa Baer for being the “Power Couple”
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TBA
Stuart and Arlene Kolbert in honor of
Robert Fisher’s 80th birthday
Yetta and Irene Schwartz in honor of the
60th Wedding Anniversary of Micki and Mace
Alter
Abraham and Rita Joselow in loving
memory of Benjamin Joselow
memory of Morris Millman
memory of Louis Dolin
Barbara Rabinowitz in loving memory of
Rebecca Nelson
Bert and Marilyn Friedman in loving
memory of Randy Friedman
memory of Anne Kaufman
memory of Barbara Burg Schieffelin
memory of Stanley Kaufmann and Bette
Kaufmann
Donald Kumka and Jane Silverman in
loving memory of Morris Silverman
Dr. Harvey L. Halem in loving memory of
Rita Pomerantz
Esta Cohen in loving memory of Louis and
Dorothy Harris
Estelle Seittelman in loving memory of
Isadore and Elizabeth Seittelman
Herb and Melissa Baer in loving memory
of Barbara Burg Schieffelin
Ilene Kreilsheimer in loving memory of Dr.
Leonard Kreilsheimer
Abraham Egelman
Jared and Amy Zerman in loving memory
of Melvyn Zerman
Lawrence and Susan Tolchin in loving
memory of Milton Popper
Leonard and Margo Israel in loving
memory of Albert Gudenberg
Lester and Lynda Solomon in loving
memory of Joseph Vandroff
Malcolm and Marilyn Miller in loving
memory of Nathan Miller and Dorothy
Reisner
Malcolm and Marilyn Miller in loving
memory of Abraham Raisner
Martin and Carol Riker in loving memory
of Helen Sokoloff
Martin and Geri Singerman in loving
memory of Max Yorkowitz
memory of Harry Yorkowitz
memory of David Mottel and Meyer Singerrman
memory of Diana Einsohn
Mary Perchick in loving memory of Robert
Perchick
Mel and Cynthia Chesner in loving
memory of Louis Stelnick
memory of Clara Stelnick
memory of Herman Chesner
of Leon Lifton
of Mel’s sister, Sylvia Luckom
of Anne Savitch
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Seti in loving
memory of Barb Schieffelin
Mr. Harlan Matthews in loving memory
of Belle Geminder and Hilda Matthews
Mr. Harlan Matthews in loving memory
of Harry Geminder
Ms. Judith Lee in loving memory of Rose
Aniess and Herbert Handelman
Norman and Ruth Kleinman in loving
memory of Tillie Kleinman and Jean Cohen
Norman and Ruth Kleinman in loving
memory of Philip Kleinman
Richard and Donna Fleming in loving
memory of Anna Schorr
Barb Burg Schieffelin
Itzik Mintz
Sharon Kirschner in loving memory of Rita
Pomerantz
Sidonia Singer in loving memory of Giselle
Strelinger
Stanley and Sandra Sonn in loving
memory of Skylar Sonn Tancredi
Stanley and Sandra Sonn in loving
memory of Henrietta Tantleff
Stanley and Wilma Mendelowitz in
loving memory of Leopold Saberski
Stanley Slaw in loving memory of Marcia
Slaw
Susan Bannon in loving memory of Billie
Epstein
Tina Maffucci in loving memory of Anne
Kaufman
Yetta Schwartz in loving memory of
Abraham Alter
Tikkun Olam
Heidi Schochet Humm in honor of Molly
Povman’s Bat Mitzvah
Susan and Eddie Richman in honor of
Robert Fischer’s 80th Birthday
Ellen Greenberg in loving memory of Sid
Sherman’s beloved daughter, Billie Lichtenstein
Is Your Child or Grandchild in College?
Join our “Away@School” Program
The Away@School program is our way of reminding our students that though they are out of sight, they are still in our
thoughts and an important part of our congregational family. By joining Away@School your student(s) will receive fun
packages, cards for the Jewish holidays, and messages during the year from Cantor Goldberg, Rabbi Holtz, Rabbi Allison,
and the Away@School Committee.
It is easy to enroll - just fill out the form below and send it to the TBA office with your check for $36.00/per student,
payable to TBA with Away@School in the memo line. You can also call the TBA office to pay by credit card. Or to enroll
your student on-line, just go to the TBA website – and under Education, click on the Away@School link. Be sure to sign
up soon so your child receives the first package in celebration of Rosh Hashanah.
If you enrolled your child last year, this is a gentle reminder that you must enroll in the Away@School program each new
school year. So please re-enroll them now to continue to receive fun packages from their TBA family!
For more information on the program or to volunteer on the committee, please contact Cantor Goldberg (cantor@tba-ny
.org), Marilyn Harris or Olga Prince (AwayAtSchool@tba-ny.org).
The Away@School Committee is always in need of volunteers to assist with shopping, assembly and the
mailing of the packages. Please let us know which holiday(s) you are able to help out:
o Rosh Hashanah o Chanukah o Purim o Passover
AWAY@SCHOOL : PLEASE SIGN MY STUDENT UP!
Student NameDate of Birth
College/Boarding School NameExpected Graduation Year
College Mailing Address
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family
shabbat dinner
Friday, September 5 at 6:00pm
Family Shabbat SERVICE
at 7:00pm
Tuesday, September 2.
Be a Part of Our
TBA History
Dedicate Our New Conservative
Sim Shalom Prayer Books
We are excited to announce a unique opportunity to
dedicate our new Sim Shalom prayer books. Each
dedication will appear on a beautiful book
plate on the book’s inside front cover.
SEPTEMBER 5
Family Shabbat Dinner
Dedications can be purchased for a
minimum donation of $36 each and
may be used to honor someone special,
commemorate a life cycle event, remember a
loved one, or to show your support for our congregation.
Only a limited number of books are available for dedication.
adult
child
adult
child
DEDICATION FORM
I/We ________________________________________________________________________________
Wish to dedicate _____ Sim Shalom prayer books.
In honor of
In memory of
____________________________________________________________________________________
(Print exactly as you wish text to appear on book plate)
$36 each book. Discount of $5 off each group of 5 books ordered
Total ______ Books Total Cost $ _________________
name
phone
Return this form with your contribution to
Temple Beth Abraham, 25 Leroy Avenue, Tarrytown, NY 10591
Use as many forms as you need
✁
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✁
Returning to Camp KinderRing
SHABBATON 2014
Erev Shabbat
Lunch
Oct. 26.
Erev Shabbat
Oct.Oct.
24 –24.Sun.
Lunch
Oct. 26
Camp KinderRing, Workman’s Circle Lodge, Sylvan Lake, NY
If you would like to join this year’s Shabbaton, please fill in the registration form and return it
to the TBA office, Attention: Shabbaton. Please include Full Payment with your application.
S a m e C o s t A s L a s t Ye a r
Cost After June 16 ...... $250.00 per adult (15 and up) .............. $125.00 college student...............$135.00 per child (3 to 14) ........kids under 3 free
We believe financial issues should never interfere with participation in Temple events. Please call the Rabbi or Cantor for information.
Family Name __________________________________________________ Phone ________________________________________
Best time to call _______________________________________________ E-mail_________________________________________
To help save paper and the environment, we want to only send material by e-mail.
Check here if you need it sent by US mail.
For more information contact Marilyn Harris at shabbaton@tba-ny.org or write or call the temple office.
Name
Grade in
October.
Registration
Cost
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total Registration $
Total Paid
$
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Conservative
Services
Every Saturday
at 9:00 AM
Warm, friendly atmosphere, stimulating
discussion/give and take with Rabbi
David and Cantor Margot. Celebrate a
Simcha or observe a Yahrtzeit with us.
Bagel and Lox Kiddush
Sponsored by the
Conservative Kiddush Fund.
Order your own
Lulav & Etrog
for Sukkot
TBA has arranged to make available
Lulav and Etrog sets. All sets are 100%
kosher, from Israel, and include all four
species — Etrog (citron),
Lulav (palm), Hadassim (myrtle) and
Aravot (willow). To order, please fill out
this form and send a check to TBA for
$36.00 per set. Place your order by
September 17 and your Lulav and Etrog
will be available at our Sukkot services.
Name
Phone
Number of sets X $36 per set = amount enclosed
School is starting!
Kiddushes are scheduled:
September 13
Religious school start dates are as follows:
October 18
Monday, September 8, 4:30-6:30pm
4th & 5th Grade
Monday September 8, 6:15-8:15pm
7th-12th Grade
Wednesday, September 10, 4:30-6:30pm
6th & 7th Grade
Sunday, September 14, 9:00-11:00am
K-6th Grade
November 18
If you wish to sponsor any
of the dates above or a date
of your choice, please
contact Neil Bruckner at
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11:30am Jr. Congregation (Grades 5-6)
10:15am Jr. Congregation (Grades 2-4)
9:00am Conservative Rosh Hashanah Service
7:30pm Reform Shabbat Services
5:45pm Women's Circle
11:15am Jr. Congregation Service (Grades 26)
10:00am Reform Rosh Hashana Service
9:00am Conservative Rosh Hashana Service
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10:00am Crafts for a Cause
7:30pm Shabbat Services with Torah Reading
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9:00pm Selichot Service
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7:00pm Movie Mavens
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5:45pm Women's Circle
10:00am Book Club
6:00pm Family Shabbat Dinner
Friday
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7:30pm Board of Trustees Meeting
Thursday
1:00pm Mah Jongg
Wednesday
28 29
7:00pm Family Shabbat Service
8:00pm Ritual Committee Meeting
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