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Adult B'nai Mitzvah
Two-Year Program
to Begin
An opportunity to study with
• TSTI Clergy
• TSTI Educators
• Visiting Experts
Diverse topics
Class time and home study
The September Bulletin and a
special mailing will bring you
further information.
The 2 nd annual
"SHOP SHAREY"
returns
this November!!!
Joe Klein
Political Journalist and Author
launches the 2004-2005 season.
. . . . . .- . . . . full schedule and subscription form on pages 4 and 5.
All vendors mark your calend ..us
... and contact Laura Reichgut
at Feissgut@yahoo.comtoget
contracts, and details ...
Act now - don't get dosed out!
And all you shoppers with an
eye for the delightful, the
delicious and the unusual,
November 11 is the date for you
to "Shop Sharey!"
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schedule of Services
Friday. Aug lASt 6
saturday. August 21
Ekev, Deuteronomy 7.12-11.25
Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M.
Shabbat Service, 7:30 P.M.
Ruth Bass Sanctuary Building
saturday. August 7
Minyan Service, 9:00 A.M. Gross Chapel
Friday.
Aug ust 27
Ki Tetze, Deuteronomy 21 .10-25
Friday. Aug ust 13
saturday. August 28
Re'eh, Deuteronomy 1126-16. 17
CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES
saturday. August 14
Friday. Aug ust 20
AUGUST 6
AUGUST 13
AUGUST 20
AUGUST 27
7:46 P.M.
7:37 P.M.
7:27 P.M.
7:1 7 P.M.
Shoftim, Deuteronomy 16.18-21.9
A Delightful Sunset Shabbat in June
Clergy
Rabbi Daniel M. Cohen, D.Min.
Rabbi Ellie Lynn Miller
Rabbi Harvey S. Goldman, D.Min., D.O.,
Rabbi Emeritus
Rabbi Herbert Weiner, Rabbi Emeritus
Cantor Theodore Aronson
Joan Finn, Cantorial Soloist
Lay Leadership
Arnold Budin, President
Barbara Stoller, VP
Ed Schwarz, VP
Richard Flaum, VP
Hope Pomerantz, VP
Nancy Fogel, VP
Joel Scharf, Treasurer
Judy Epstein, Finandal Secretary
Jesse Bayer, Finandal Secretary
Marge Solomon, Corr. Secretary
Ann Merin, Recording Secretary
Executive Director
LeslieSpom
School Directors
Elizabeth Best, R.J.E., Religious School
Carol Paster, Preschool
Program Director
Tracy Horwitz
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Ellen and Jonathan Goldstein
on the marriage of their son,
Andrew, to Julia Rawe.
Cheryl and Lee Weinberg on the
engagement of their son, Brett, to
Irma Schiff.
Leslie, Ariel and Jesse Bayer light the Shabbat candles as Rabbi Miller, Cantor
Aronson and Rabbi Cohen wait to begin the lovely Sunset Shabbat in the Park.
Linda and Joel Scharf on the
birth of their fourth grandchild,
Caroline Amanda Matlick. Parents
are Ali and Erik Matlick.
About a year ago I saw a listing
in our Temple Bulletin for Mitzvah
opportunities and one listing in
particular caught my eye. The information indicated a need for workers
to help build houses with Habitat for
Humanity in Newark. I was put in
touch with Barbara Laub and the next
thing I knew I was learning how to
put up sheetrock.
While hammering away I got to
talk with Jim Tierney, the executive
director of the Newark chapter of
Habitat for Humanity. We discussed
the needs of the program, especially
for volunteers, and how the Preschool
could be of help. He suggested that I
speak to someone in the "Women
Build" branch of the program and was
willing to connect me to those in
charge.
The day after the "build, n I
attended a monthly preschool
director's meeting and brought this
information to 20 other synagoguebased preschool directors in the
Metrowest area. After I had suggested
that they might want to get involved
in this endeavor, another director
piped up that "Women Build"was her
mitzvah project for her adult bat
mitzvah. She invited me to their
planning meeting that same evening.
With an extra hour and nothing
to do that night, and once again not
bothering to ask, 'What's involved?' I
attended the meeting, ready to
volunteer my weekend and holiday
time to power tools. Little did I know
that the meeting agenda revolved
around the fund raising aspect of the
'build:To make a long story short,
$80,000 was needed to break ground
on the first "Women Build" home in
Newark. Fundraisers were held and
after many set-backs and permit
snafus, we laid the first floor decking
in the middle of June.
Through my involvement with
this program, some of the preschool
classes started collecting tzedakah
money for Habitat. This became a very
concrete way for the children to
understand that the coins they placed
in the little cardboard houses provided by Habitat would go towards
helping to build a real house. A
representative of Women Build sent
the children a thank you note, a
photograph of the mother and child
whose home we are helping to build
and an invitation to come to see the
building site. While the children are
not allowed on the worksite, they will
be able to help the workers by
making lunch and bringing drinks
and snacks to share.
I look back on the last year in
amazement that from one tiny
sentence or two in our Temple
Bulletin, I have been able to find
something that not only allows me
the opportunity to give back to the
community in a way with which I'm
comfortable, but also to have the
potential to get many other people
involved.
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Enjoy a great meal to
benefit Cantor Aronson's Change
fw CIIIIInge program. As you may
know Cantor Aronson is raising
money to benefit Israeli children.
The s..ge ........... in Scotch
Plains has ~ciously agreed to
donate 20% Of all proceeds of
your mea/(outside gratuity and
tax) to Cantor's program. Here's
how it works;
Dine at the Stage House Inn
located on Park Ave in Scotch
Plains. At the end of your meal
complete the card provided by
your server and be sure to
indicate you are a TSll member.
You'll have a great meal and
Israeli children will benefit.
No need to wait
for postal delivery.
Read your
Temple Bulletin on
Preschool Director
WWW.TSTI.ORG
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Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Bulletin
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As we move ahead to the holidays of renewal and the brisk breezes of autumn, Conversations ... begins
its 9111 season with an exciting schedule of programs and speakers covering a wide range of relevant issues.
Sunday, October 3
7:30 PM
Sunday, March 6
7:30 PM
Joe Klein
Warren Grover
Political Journalist and Author
Scholar of Newark History
"The Jewish Mafia and the Nazis"
Author and Time Magazine columnist Joe Klein,
"one of America's best at the craft of political
journalism," will share his provocative and probing
analysis of events in our nation's capital and abroad.
Tickets are $20 per person. Please reserve your
tickets early.
Sunday, October 24
Warren Grover, an author, scholar of Newark
history, Jewish activist and member of the boards of
several historical societies, will address the lessons
learned by the Jewish community in the 1930s with
his presentation about Nazis in Newark.
Tickets are $10.
7:30 PM
Sunday, April 17
7:30 PM
Marcia Freedman
Brit Tzedek v'Shalom - Jewish Alliance for
Justice and Peace
Daniel B. Silver
author of Refuge in Hell: How Berlin's Jewish
Hospital Outlasted the Nazis
Marcia Freedman is the president of Brit Tzedek
v'Shalom, the Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace,
a national organization of American Jews who are
deeply committed to Israel's well being through the
achievement of a negotiated settlement to the
long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Ms. Freedman served in the Knesset between 1973
and 1977. Admission is free .
Sunday, November 7
Cultural anthropologist, lawyer and author Daniel B.
Silver brings us a presentation on the astounding
survival of the Berlin Jewish community's hospital
during WWII. Staffed by Jews and exclusively
serving Jewish patients, this hospital became the
only Jewish institution in Germany to function
through the entire Nazi regime. Hear this astonishing
story. Tickets are $10.
7:30 PM
Sunday, May 1 7:30 PM
Michael Sachs
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee
(AIPAC)
AI PAC , the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, is the only American organization whose principal mission is to lobby the US government for
legislation that strengthens the relationship between
the United States and Israel. Michael Sachs, the
organization 's Northeast Regional Director, will
address how the 2004 presidential election in our
country will affect Israel's future . Admission is free.
Randy Cohen
"The Ethicist" of The New York Times Magazine
When you see your best friend's spouse in the arms
of another, do you tell your friend? Is it OK to
smuggle your own food into the movies (even Rabbi
Fellner's)? Randy Cohen, ''The Ethicist" of the
New York Times Magazine, will present "How to Be
Good". Tickets are $20 per person . Please reserve
your tickets early.
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What would Conversations ... be without our annual movie series? This season, Rabbi Azriel Fellner
will bring us The Voices of Religion in the Movies, a series of films that try to "understand what makes
us religious, how religions affects our lives and how some religious orthodoxies challenge the norms of
everyday life and test the secular nature of our society."
2004-2005 Movie Theme: The Voices of Religion in the Movies
Sunday, November 14
7 PM
Movie: The Quarrel (1991), about two Yeshiva
friends whose quarrel is interrupted by the
Holocaust and resumed years later.
Tickets are $10.
Sunday, January 16
6 PM
PIZZA NIGHT and Movie: Elmer Gantry (1960),
an "authentic and engrossing" film from Sinclair
Lewis's famous novel. Tickets are $10.
Conversations ... will host its annual Pizza
Party. Admission for pizza lovers is $15
Sunday, December 19
7 PM
Movie: Solomon & Gaenor (1999), featuring the
love affair between the young son of a Welsh
Orthodox Jewish family and a Welsh Christian girl.
Tickets are $10
Sunday, March 13
7 PM
Movie: A Price Above Rubies (1998) explores the
tensions in the Hasidic community in Brooklyn
through a young woman's desire to free herself
from the restrictive Hasidic life. Tickets are $10
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_ _ Include my family as a Benefactor Family for $300
You can be a part of Conversations ... in a variety of
ways.
_ _ Include me as a Patron for $75
Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Benefactor Subscriptions: $200 per person or $300
per family. Benefactors are entitled to premier seating
at all events, an invitation to private pre-lecture and
post-lecture receptions and a special listing in our
Conversations ... program books.
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Patron Subscriptions: $75 per person. Patrons receive
admission to all Conversations ... presentations and a
mention in each program book.
Questions? Call Linda Kirsch, 973-763-6894 or
lindabk@optonline.net
Please make checks payable to uTSTI Conversations ... "
Please mail to:
Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel Conversations ...
432 Scotland Road, South Orange, NJ 07079
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SHIN NurSe
Your
L'Shana Tovah Greetings
for 5765
We are pleased to announce that Sisterhood's
L'Shana Tovah Greetings will once again be published
in the September Bulletin. To be sure that your New
Year w ishes will reach each and every family in our
Congregation, please complete the form below and
return it to Temple with your check for a suggested
donation of $18.00 made payable to "TSTI Sisterhood." If
you do it now, while this Bulletin is in your hand, your
greeting will reach us in t ime for publication. All submissions must be received by Friday, August 6 in order to
meet our printing deadline for the September Bulletin.
Your good wishes and generosity will be greatly
appreciated. May you and your loved ones have a safe
and wonderful summer.
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Please return to Temple by Friday, August 6
Enclosed is my $18.00 check (or more if you wish),
payable to TSTI Sisterhood, for a listing in this year's
L'Shana Tovah Greetings
Please indicate on the line below how you would like
to have your family name appear, utilizing one of the
following formats: Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Jones and
Family or Carol & Ben Jones and Family. or simply, Ben
Jones.
Your name as it will appear:
Phone: _________________________________
Check enclosed for $ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___
Send to:
Sisterhood - Temple ShareyTefilo-lsrael
07079
Scotland
Road,
South
Orange,
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August is full of summer fun days for most of us. It is
important to drink water to keep your body hydrated and
avoid getting overheated as well as protecting your skin
from the harmful UV rays of the sun. Wear a hat and use
sunscreen lotion with a minimum of SPF of 15 and SPF 30
for sensit ive skin. It is also important to reapply sunscreen
protection regularly every couple of hours throughout
the day especia lly after swimming. It on ly takes a short
wh ile on a bright sunny summer day for your skin to be
damaged.
So where is the fun?? There are many wonderful
commun ity resources open and runn ing over the summer
months. The Margulies Center at the JCC (telephone: 973736-3200) has programs and trips scheduled. One could
take a swim in the pool, take a class, play bridge and enj oy
lunch and a speaker, or go on a trip. There is even transportation available.
Perhaps enjoying a week or two vacation is what
the doctor ordered th is summer. Meet new people or
bring a friend or loved one to the Kislak Center Camp
(telephone: 570-798-2551) where seniors can have a
comfortable camp experience in a beautiful mountain
setting. It is where delicious meals, varied levels of
activities, entertainment, music, d iscussions, socials and
fun are all senior oriented and enjoyed.
Maybe it is too hot outside or you are just not able
to get out. Connect with others by telephone to discuss
poetry, art, history, health and well ness and many other
interests and opinions. Connect with DOROT, the University Without Walls, (telephone: 973-763-1 SS 1) in the
comfort of your own home. One can even learn new
gentle exercises over the phone to improve your strength,
endurance and energy. These are j ust a few of the opportunities through the summer and throughout the year
that are available. Just make the connection.
Speaking of connections, if summertime is more laid
back, less busy and less stressful than during the year . . .it
may present a great opportunity to give back to the
community by volunteering some time to visit someone
who is lonely or isolated or is just not feeling welL It is the
human contact that is important and a short visit over
some cold iced tea or refreshing lemonade may help
bring a little perspective and enjoyment to life - for you
and for the person you are visiting.
If you would like to connect with me over the
summer, please call my office message machine at 973736-3200 extention 372. Please leave your name and a
telephone number where you can be reached and I will
call you back.
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Project SHIN Nurse
Nothing living should ever be treated with
contempt. Whatever it is that lives, a man, a tree,
or a bird, should be touched gently .. . Civilization is another word for respect for life.
- Elizabeth Goudge (1900-1984)
This month I'm focusing on two important types of
Mitzvot-helping someone with a medical need and
helping the earth in a local way. I hope that by the time
you read this, the first Mitzvah will already have happened,
but just in case ...
It's About A Special Person
Sue Turk. co-founder of The Mitzvah Clowns, needs
your help in finding a kidney donor. Sue (a/k/a Sweetpea)
and her husband Mike have been clowning for people in
need- seniors, children with cancer, the homeless-for
over 20 years.
Sue has a special affinity for kids in treatment, since
she has been an insulin dependent diabetic for almost 40
years and understands the demands of a regimen of
medication and needles. Unfortunately, her long battle
with diabetes has resulted in the need for her to go on
dialysis and hope for a kidney transplant. Sue is blood type
o and can only receive a kidney from another o.
It is our hope that a volunteer will come forward to
donate a kidney for this woman who has given so much of
herself. If you, or someone you know, are blood type 0 and
would like to provide this gift to Sue, please contact Marcia
Krupit, Social Worker for Transplants at St. Barnabas
Hospital, at 973-322-8461 . Please spread the news to
anyone you might know who can help.
It's About the Environment-on a Regional
and Local Level
New and Neat:
How Much Do You Care About Recycling?
Put your bucket where your caring is! Jen Larson of
the TSTI Green Team is starting a mini-movement. Because
Maplewood is no longer recycling plastics, Jen is looking
to create a buddy system between people who want to
recycle and people who will help them. We're calling it the
Plastics Partnership. If you live in a nearby town and are
willing to have someone drop off their plastics to be
picked up along with your recycling items, or if you're
looking for a drop-off place, please let Jen know at
jrltsti@comcast.net or 973-762-6636 and she'll match you
with someone. It's so simple!
South Orange GreenwaylRlverwalk
(Thanks to Robb Kushner for this information)
How would you like to stroll or bike on a beautiful
path through our parkland and along our segment of the
Rahway River all the way from South Orange into
Maplewood? Greenways are being designed and built all
across the country to connect parkland areas and afford an
enjoyable way for people to get out, get some exercise,
explore and enjoy our natural green spaces. Now South
Orange has initiated a greenway project of its own.
The Greenway Partnership, Inc. is working with the
South Orange Dept. of Recreation and Cultural Affairs to
create a pathway that will form a key element of our
recently adopted Recreation Master Plan.The Master Plan
will incorporate 85 acres devoted to the arts, environment,
and sports communities (in other words, all of us!).
Many people don't realize that the river that flows
through Meadowland Park also runs through the business
district of South Orange and connects with the New
Waterlands athletic fields and the Old Waterlands Field. A
little farther along, it runs through the center of
Maplewood Memorial Park. By building the greenw;y
along the river corridor, all of these spots will be linked
together. In addition (for you commuters out there), the
path will connect Mountain Station and South Orange
Station.
This is a project driven by a wonderful vision to help
us enjoy our parklands. lf you would like to know more
about the Greenway Partnership, please contact TSTI
member Jonathan Felsman, who is a driving force in this
effort. Jonathan can be reached at jfelsman33@yahoo.com
or 973-763-1688.
Mazel Tov To Our Bar Mitzvah
Max Elijah Okinow, son of Alison Klein and Stephen Okinow, will become a Bar
Mitzvah on Saturday, August 28. Sharing the celebration are his brother and sister, Jake
and Samantha, and grandparents, Marilyn Klein, Sandra Okinow, and Susan and Martin
Klein. Max will enter seventh grade at Millburn Middle School where his favorite subject
is science. He is a soccer, skiing and snowboarding enthusiast in his spare time. Max
volunteered at a program for autistic teens and adults at the JCC for his "Mitzvah
Project."
"Becoming a Bar Mitzvah means taking more responsibility for my actions. I have gained
a better understanding of my religion," says Max.
Confirmation Class
Fundraiser
a Huge Success!
Please be sure to return your
High Holy Days Ticket Request Form and
Book of Remembrance Form
by wednesday, August 18.
IS YOUR CHILD
COLLEGE BOUND THIS FALL?
After years of parental involvement and supervision your child is now off
on his/her own! It's a b ig world out there with lots of new experiences and
situations to face. The TSTI College Committee believes now is the time for the
Temple to continue a connection with our young adults.
PLEASE REGISTER YOUR CHILD(REN) WITH THE TSTI COLLEGE CORNER!
We send the Temple Bulletin each month so they see what is happen ing
here at home, email from Rabbi Cohen, and "care" packages 2-3 t imes per school
year. In addition, Sisterhood sends a Chanukah package to each student.
Don't let your child feel left out when he sees the students around him
receive packages from their synagogues. Fill out the form below as soon as you
have the correct address for your college student and mail with a check for $20
to: TSTI,432 Scotland Road, South Orange, NJ 07079 Attn: Karen Patton
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It has become a TSTI tradition for the
Confirmation Class to donate money to a
charity as a class gift. The 2004 Confirmation Class had a very successful and
innovative balloon fundraiser, raising
$700 which was donated to the
Lighthouse Soup Kitchen in Newark.
Balloons, each representing donated
goods or services, were sold on the
carpool line.
About 70 goods and services were
collected. The fundraiser was so
successful that, unfortunately, all
balloons were sold during the early
session carpool. (Sorry to the late
session carpool, who missed-out!) Many
thanks to Temple members for their
generous support. We would also like to
acknowledge the merchants making
donations, and hope that you will
patronize them:
Starbucks, Millburn Camera, Futter's
Shoes, La Strada, JP Lee's, Manning's, Cold
Stone Creamery, Urban Femme,
Commuter Comics, Goldfinch Books,
Dunkin' Donuts, Brookside Garden
Center, Marzullo's Restaurant, Kids At
Heart, Circuit City, Sam's, Freeman's Fish
Market, Kim's Nail Spa, Stjames Gate,
Gleason's Cleaners, Maplewood Movie,
Town Video, The Nail House, Maplewood
Camera, Mark Murphy Music Studio,
Village Wine Shop, Haru, Arturo's, Village
Coffee, Kim's Nails, Maplewood Pets,
cathy and company, Molly Too,
Scrivener's, Cornercopia, Bagel Chateau,
On-Track Cleaners
Contributions in memory of loved ones and in honor of the simchas in
our lives are acts of loving kindness. We are grateful for your generous
support of Temple through various Tribute Funds.
TEMPLE FUND
IN MEMORY OF
Stanley Weisenfeld, father of Max
Weisenfeld
Toby & Rick Staenberg
We Care Committee
Sara Gross, mother of Steven Gross
Martha & Philip White
David Garland
Abe Rosenblatt, father of Gary Rosenblatt
Lisa Block
Fannie Goldstein, grandmother of Susan
Holzman
We Care Committee
Charles Sabin
Patti & Bill Katz
leonard Morris, brother of Ruth Lieb
We Care Committee
Ward Baum
Howard Straus
Helen & Frank Davis
James Ellowitch family loss
Mother of Rayna Ragonetti
Irma Schulman
IN HONOR OF
Engagement of leslie & Eric Spom's
daughter
Nancy & Ken Fogel
Shelly & Steve Saul
Marriage of Bonnie & lew Garely's son
Zelda Tobin
Birth of Janet & Bill Perlman's twin grandsons
Zelda Tobin
Birth of Hy Goldberg's great grandchild
Zelda Tobin
Birth of Renee & Haime Munoz's daughter
Howard Hyde
Birth of Linda & Joel Scharf's granddaughter
Judy Epstein
Birth of Alden Guzy
Howard Hyde
Bat Mitzvah of Rachel Alter
Ruth & David Richards
Lisa Messeri's graduation
Ray & Jerry Kaufman
Granduation & new position ofToby & Rick
Staenberg's daughter
Ray & Jerry Kaufman
Barbara Sunberg's new business venture
Janice & Manny Kursky
Barbara laub and Jennifer larson for
organizing march in Washington
Lisa Block
Birthday of June Alban
Howard Straus
IN APPRECIATION
Joan Finn
laurie, Paul & David Keith
YAHRZEITOF
Toby Brainen Flusser
Sally B. Fortunato
Michael Stone
Florence Stone
Robert Felsenheld, Sr.
Robert Felsenheld
Lillian Ofner
Robert Felsenheld
Pearl Mohr
Stephen Mohr
Sue Gaines
Dossie Teitelbaum
Mary Matlosz
Marianne Gershon
lillian Jaffe
Michael Jaffe
Ruth Salowe
Phyllis Salowe-Kaye
Osias Charles
Edith Geller
Max Geller
Edith Geller
Belle Shulman
Edward Shulman
Murray Shulman
Edward Shulman
Ethel Finkelstein
Edward Shulman
Joseph Manowitz
Nelson Manowitz
Henry Goldman
Steven Goldman
Freda Nadelberg
William Nadelberg
August Berlow
Shirley Sherr
Vera Okin
Richard Okin
Belle Jean Stolz
Janet Zuckerman
Bertha Albert
Janet Zuckerman
Miriam Cannel
Phoebe Schwinder
David Zuckerman
Herbert Zuckerman
Harold Jaffe
Michael Jaffe
George Cannel
Phoebe Schwinder
Moren Hirsch
Marie Gittes
Sylvia Clarin
Margie Feinberg
RABBI COHEN'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
IN MEMORY OF
Herbert Reinfeld, father of Ava Reinfeld &
Carol Nawrocki
Cathie &Alan Rankin
Mary Mendel, mother of Greg Mendel
Elyse & Bill Greenbaum
IN HONOR OF
2004 Confirmation Class
Carol & Ron laRose
Engagement of leslie & Eric Spom's
daughter
Sunny & Mark Seglin
Engagement of Cheryl & lee Weinberg's son
Sunny & Mark Seglin
Marriage of Bonnie & lew Garely's son
Harriet & Sandy Lainer
Susan & Bob Felsenheld
Marriage of Ellen & Jonathan Goldstein's son
Nancy and David Robin
Lisa Messeri's graduation and award
Fabricant Family
Elyse & Carolyn Brafman's graduation
Fabricant Family
Erica Merson's graduation
Joan & Artie Roberts
Melissa Kurtz's graduation
Elyssa Kay's graduation
Katherine Nadelberg's graduation
Matty & Dan Goldberg
Noah Fabricant's graduation & acceptance to
Rabbinic School
Ray & Jerry Kaufman
Arlene & Andy Brafman
Ann Merin
Bat Mitzvah of Jessica Brenner
Nancy & Ken Fogel
Retirement of Rhonda Fried
IN APPRECIATION
Barbara Klein
Debbie Bemstein
laurie & Paul Keith
Melanie & Jack Atkins
Robin & John Kennedy
Susan & Steven Eisenhauer
Stephanie Edelson
Kathy & Brian Kronick
Gale & Max Weisenfeld
Ellen & Jonathan Goldstein
YAHRZEITOF
Milton lewis
Sylvia lewis
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Adrian Brodey
Larry Brodey
RABBI MILLER'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
IN MEMORY OF
Ervin Kurtz, father of Marc Kurtz
Cheryl Weiss
IN HONOR OF
Confirmation Class of 2004
Fabricant Family
Engagement of Leslie & Eric Spom's
daughter
Marilou & Mark Spero
Marilou & Mark Spero
IN APPRECIATION
Laurie & Paul Keith
Stephanie Edelson
Gale and Max Weisenfeld
RABBI GOLDMAN'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
IN APPRECIATION
Gail & Charlie Barison
CANTOR ARONSON'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
IN HONOR OF
Bat Mitzvah of Samantha Meskin
Nancy & Greg Mendel
Bar Mitzvah of Jordan Mark
Nancy & Greg Mendel
Engagement of Leslie & Eric Sporn's
daughter
carol & Bob Berkin
Graduation of Jason Kohn
Esther M. Bearg
Marriage of Jessica LaConti to Greg
Thomases
Patti Lewis
IN APPRECIATION
Laurie & Paul Keith
Dorothy & Thomas Litwin
Naomi Kruvant
Stephanie Edelson
Gayle & Edward Weiner
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