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BULLETIN CELEBRATING THE JOY OF JUDAISM, EMBRACING ALL JEWS

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STAYING ON A SPIRITUAL HIGH

BY RABBI CHAI POSNER

Member Milestones Purim 2022 in Photos Spotlight 2022: Live & Legendary

MILESTONES BAR/BAT MITZVAHS: BETH TFILOH ‫בית תפלה‬

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BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION CLERGY Rabbi Chai Posner Chazzan Avraham Albrecht Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg, Rabbi-in-Residence

Ethan Benderson

‫איתן‬

Dana Fleisher

‫דאנא‬

Son of Ilona and Joseph Benderson

Daughter of Jodi & Colin Fleisher

May 28, 2022

March 19, 2022 Dana attends 7th grade at Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School. She is the sister of Eran ’21 and Maytal ’23, and the granddaughter of Tony and Gloria Fleisher, and Selwyn and Ruth Bloch. Her hobbies are sports and singing. For her mitzvah project she made key chains to help raise money for Bike for Chai. Dana babysits regularly at Beth Tfiloh shul and participates in the school’s monthly Yachad program.

Ethan attends 7th grade at Severna Park Middle School. He is the brother of Lia Benderson, the grandson of Larisa and Leonid Leytman, and Carol Benderson-Lighter and Stuart Lighter, and the late Albert Benderson. His hobbies are tennis, ping pong, and spending time with his family and friends. Ethan will be volunteering at the animal shelter for his Mitzvah project. He has also donated his own money to charity and has studied different prayers and engaged in prayer on a regular basis.

Rabbi Dr. Eli Yoggev Rabbi Chaim Wecker, Ritual Director

STAFF & LEADERSHIP Dan Silien, Director of Shul Operations Eve Kresin Steinberg, Executive Director Talia Jordan, Director of Programming & Engagement Cherie Brownstein, Centennial Experience Director Chana Slavaticki, Director, Mercaz Center for Jewish Life & Learning Sam Bloom, Director, Beth Tfiloh Camps Gary Eidelman, President Neil Sweren, Board Chair

BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL Switchboard: 410-486-1905 Dr. Zipora Schorr, Director of Education Laurie Kott, Director of Admission

Madison Shayna Hoff / ‫מרים שינא‬ Daughter of Michael & Tracy Hoff May 14, 2022 Madison attends the 7th grade at the Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School. She is the sister of Ashton ’30, the granddaughter of Myra Hoff and the late Dr. Brian Hoff, and Gerry Sober and the late Terre Sober.

Her hobbies include baking challahs and distributing them to friends and the homeless in Baltimore.

BIRTHS: To Lisa ’04 and Jared Levitt on the birth of a baby boy. Mazal tov to brother Ian ’35 and Ryleigh ’37, and to grandparents Debi and Mark Holzman, and Shirley and Harold Levitt, and great-grandfather Irvin Fishbein.

To Stephanie Riederman ’06 and Moshe Dlott on the birth of their daughter, Talia Faith Dlott; and to big siblings Hannah and Gabriel, and grandparents Helene and Robert Riederman.

To Becky ’02 and Daniel Freedman on the birth of their son, Nathaniel Dobs, and to big siblings Annabel, Theo ’33 and Vivien ’34, and grandparents, Adrian Dobs and Marty Auster.

Allison Magat, Chief Administrative Officer Joan Feldman, Director of Strategic Initiatives Becky Brenner, President, Board of Trustees

CONGREGATION AND SCHOOL Mandi Miller, Director of Institutional Advancement

IN THIS ISSUE

Mark Kaiser, Director of Facilities, Security and Technology

Milestones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Seydee Doradea, Events Director

Staying on a Spiritual High, by Rabbi Chai Posner . . . . . . . . 4

BULLETIN

Purim in Photos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Rina Schiff, Director of Marketing and Communications

School Highlights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Paul Miller, Art Director

The Operative Word. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Erin Smith, Marketing Coordinator Julie Wolff, Content Marketing Specialist

Spotlight 2022. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Meredith Hill, Digital Marketing Associate

Philanthropy and Giving. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

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To Joshua ’01 and Marla Chinsky on the brit milah of their son, Shimshon Hirsch (Jackson Henry), and to grandparents Jeffrey Chinsky and Marian Jackson, and Nathan and Nannette Shor.

To Nina and Gary Wand on the birth of their granddaughter, Zoe Alana, and to Ariel Wand Cohen ’06 and her husband Paul.

To Rachel ’06 and Zach Alter ’06 on the birth of their daughter, Samantha Grace, and to grandparents Rosalie and Richard Alter and Sharon and Alan Rosen.

To Wendy and Jeffrey Miller on the birth of their grandson, Ariel, and to Adam ’08 and Jamee Miller.

To Calla and Todd Samuels on the birth of their grandson, Michael Idan, and to Bobby ’06 and Yifat Samuels.

To Erin and Tzuriel Fenigstein ’02 on the birth of their son, Aviv Liel, and to big siblings Mila ’33 and Sophie ’34 and Ami, and grandparents Nissim and Mira Dahan.

To Karen Weiss and Stanley Levin on the birth of a granddaughter, Lyla Valentina, and to Jordan Levin ’06 and his wife.

To Hannah and Dr. Martin Magram on the birth of their grandson, Boaz Ezra Levin, and to Clara Magram Levin and David Levin.

CONDOLENCES: To Marie Kaplan (née Levinson) and Daniel Kaplan (Jill Green) on the loss of their husband and father, our member Dr. Jeffrey Gene Kaplan; grandfather of Jacob, Aliyah, and Joshua Kaplan.

To Milana Isaacson (née Rich), Jesse Isaacson ’98 and Renata ’00 (David) Kepner on the loss of their husband and father Michael Isaacson; grandfather of Noah Kepner ’29 and Hannah Kepner ’31.

To Joyce Stern (née Rubin) on the loss of her husband, our member Thomas Louis Stern.

To Sara (James) Cook ’04 on the loss of her mother Nancy Ellen Schechman; former wife of Rubin Schechman.

To the Sussman family on the loss of our member, Edith Sussman (née Schofer).

To Ethel Gheiler, Mark (Eve) Gheiler and Jennifer (Benny) Sobol on the loss of their husband and father Isaac Gheiler; grandfather of Tali, Davene, Ilan ’26, Aliza, and Itai ’28.

To Molly Lipman on the loss of her husband, our member Eugene Lipman.

To Maytal (Mark) Schneyer on the loss of her father Dr. George Mittelman; grandfather of Alex ’28, Heidi ’30, and Ella ’33.

To David (Tammy) Pierce on the loss of his father Howard Stanley Pierce; grandfather of Natalie Pierce ’11, and Chandler Pierce ’13.

MAZAL TOV: To Rabbi Dr. Eli Yoggev and Morah Phaygi Chinn on their engagement! Mazal tov to their families: Uri and Paula Yoggev, Arlene Black and Mark Zeserman, Isabella, Boaz ’31 and Ari ’34 Blankchtein, Rabbi Hirsch and Chayie Chinn and Hindy Chinn... and to the entire Beth Tfiloh community!

To Andrew Kadish ’14 on his marriage to Emily Willner ’14 and to their parents, Adele and Michael Greenbaum, Craig Kadish, and Edith and Nathan Willner.

We warmly welcome the following new members to our Beth Tfiloh family: Zoe Taitel and Nathan Altshuler Zoe and Nathan were married at BT on April 10th. Nathan is a pharmacy manager for Refua Pharmacy & Medical Supply. Zoe is a physical therapist.

Joseph and Penina Schacht Joseph is an IT/business product owner with ANSYS and Penina is a speech pathologist with Johns Hopkins Bayview, Medstar Health, and Luminis Health. Joseph and Penina have a 1 ½ year old son, Leon Solomon (Aryeh Leib).

Yossi Zidell Yossi works at Fearless as a digital service/ software provider. Yossi has three children, Chaim (6th grade at Tamudical Academy), Moshe (5th grade at Tamudical Academy) and Hadassah (2nd grade at Bais Yaakov).

Jonathan and Katie Tutnauer Jonathan is a clinical trial manager for Precision Medical Group. Katie is a hairstylist at Scene North Salon. Jonathan and Katie’s brother/sister-in-law, Michael and Leah Tutnauer, and their children, Sidney and Nathan, are BT members.

To Joseph Schwartz ’21 on his marriage to Megan Foard, and to parents Louis and Stacy Schwartz, and Richard and Roberta Foard.

To Jay and Natalie Chason on the marriage of their son Eric ’10 to Nicole Firstman, and to parents José and Xiomara Firstman.

To Andrew and Jan Cardin on the marriage of their son Max ’11 to Rachel Lauren Schwartzman, and to parents Scott and Judy Schwartzman.

To Liora and Ed Schlesinger on the marriage of their daughter Daphne to Wade Miller, son of Gary and Karla Miller, and the engagement of their daughter Danielle to Jonathan Nachman, son of Sharon and Steven Nachman.

To Larraine Bernstein and Kenneth Hornstein on the marriage of their son Jeffrey Hornstein ’10 to Alli Katzen.

To Linda and Harry Burstyn on the marriage of their son, Aaron ’15, to Aviva Braier.

To Beth Goldstein on the engagement of her daughter, Jill ’12, to Luke Attardi.

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STAYING ON A BY RABBI CHAI POSNER

“Are you still on a high?”

That’s the question many have been asking me in the past few weeks since the installation. And the answer is, ABSOLUTELY … and I intend to stay there! But it isn’t only me. I’ve heard from so many people who have told me that the Installation Weekend Shabbat and evening were “magical.” That’s a unique word to use — not one I would expect. And yet I’ve heard that very same word from several people. And I agree. In fact, I’d love to simply bottle that magic and sprinkle it on everything we do at Beth Tfiloh. While we certainly can’t host another rabbinic installation any time soon – at least I hope we don’t! – I do believe that there were several key ingredients that contributed to the special experience, that can and will be recreated.

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Joy. There was palpable joy in the air. From the singing and dancing, to the hugs and congratulations, it felt so good to be celebrating together. While this would have been true at any time, after two years of social distancing and restrictions, we were all so primed to come together and celebrate with each other. I felt very much like the celebration was a fulfilment of the verse “‫”עִ בְדּו אֶ ת־ה’ ּבְׂשִ מְ חָ ה‬, serve God with joy. And we all need more of that.

God. I felt God’s presence with us as we celebrated. I chose to speak about God’s presence in my life, and stressed that God’s presence in Beth Tfiloh will be a priority of my rabbinate. It wasn’t by accident that the very first words we sang and danced to were “Thank You Hashem.” I asked Rav Shlomo to play that song because I wanted it to be very clear that Hashem is the source of our joy and our gratitude. I still have chills and smiles when I think about

how the entire sanctuary broke out in song and dance, with the words “Thank You Hashem.” That was one of best moments of my life. We all need to feel God’s presence in our lives more often and to speak about God more openly.

Inspiration. How can we describe inspiration? I’m not sure. But I know I felt it that weekend. I think this is actually what people are referring to when they say the experience was magical. There was a feeling in the air of something holy, something important, something beyond just us as individuals. On a deep level we all want to connect with something bigger than ourselves that makes us want to be even better versions of who we are. We are all looking for inspiration, and Beth Tfiloh is the place to go to find it.

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SPIRITUAL HIGH Music. Music has a unique power to inspire and to uplift. It’s the second half of the verse quoted above – serve God with joy… “‫ – ּב ֹאּו לְפָ נָיו ּב ְִרנָנָה‬come before God with joyous song.” Music goes deeper than speech. When a group of people sing together, they connect on a level beyond words. We all need to sing together more often, more intentionally, and with more passion.

Authenticity. This was the part of the installation that I was most concerned about. I was confident that everything mentioned above would go well. I was less sure of my own speech. I spent a very long time trying to figure out what message I wanted to convey with my first words as your newly installed rabbi. Usually, I don’t sit down at my computer until I know what I want to say. But in the weeks leading up to the installation I started and restarted the speech several times. Until

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one evening when the words just poured out from a place I can only describe as my soul. It was me putting myself out there.

Telling my story. Not sugar coated or filtered. Just me sharing what the moment and the journey has meant to me. Me being real. I wasn’t sure how this would be received. Were people ready to hear some of my deepest thoughts? Would they judge me or accept me? Would they understand what I was trying to convey, or was this all just too personal?

The response has been more positive than I could have ever imagined. Not only were people ready for this, they were looking for it. I have received dozens of emails thanking me for speaking from the heart, and for sharing my truth. There is enough “fake” out there. In here, at BT, we need to be real. Real with ourselves and real with others.

The spiritual and emotional high of the installation is some of what I was referring to in my speech that evening when I spoke about raising BT higher and higher. And in the weeks since, the staff and I have been working hard to ensure that we continue going in the right direction. I have to admit, it is hard work. Endless, really. But it is work with a purpose, and that keeps us on a high. I left that special weekend feeling more supported, more loved, and more driven than ever before. I also left that weekend more convinced that my vision for Beth Tfiloh going forward, is exactly the Beth Tfiloh that people are ready for.

Joy, God, inspiration, music, authenticity.

There’s more of all of that to come. Am I still on a high? I sure am, and I hope that you are too!

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PURIM 2022 What a joyful Purim back in person at BT! We were thrilled to celebrate Purim with our community in person as they enjoyed a preschool Megillah story, costume parade and activities, family bingo, and our famous multimedia Megillah reading featuring the Oyvengers, and a seudah.

Stay tuned for information on Yom HaAtzma’ut and Shavuot!

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SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

The BT Boys Varsity Swim team reigned supreme, winning its first-ever “B” Conference swimming title!

Our PreSchool students are enjoying early exposure to music education through their instrumental classes, made possible by the Levine Family Music Fund.

Nearly 600 BT community members braved chilly temps to raise more than $35,000 for the school’s Yad B’Yad fund at Mitzvah Miles: Live and in Color, hosted

by BT Camps. The Yad B’Yad fund provides services and grants to school families facing unforeseen challenges.

Our third grade students celebrated their Midot program in the company of many proud family members, friends, and faculty.

This special celebration of character and Jewish values was endowed by Sandy and Sheldon Dobres in honor of their parents, children and grandchildren.

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Purim was on point at BT! Our students, staff, and faculty in all divisions joined in the fun with festive seudahs (feasts), Megillah readings, parties, and the giving and receiving of Mishloach Manot!

Eighth graders paired up with the fifth and sixth grade science classes to teach them about chromosomes.

The class of 2022 wrapped up their final exams and celebrated with a festive senior brunch sponsored by the BT Alumni Association.

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THE OPERATIVE WORD

by Dan Silien, Director of Shul Operations

Madness in the Air! As I write this article, we are in the middle of March Madness. Why do I mention this?

Because Beth Tfiloh is in the middle of its own March Madness! Before you say to the person next to you, “The new guy has lost it already,” let me explain.

To me, the phrase “March Madness” is less about the individual games taking place, and more about the change in the attitudes of the participants, media, and fans. At this time of year, there is a collective enthusiasm that arises, a heightened sense of excitement, potential, and collective watercooler moments. Even many of those who never pay attention to college basketball can’t help but get caught in the wave.

That’s where we are at Beth Tfiloh as well. There is an incredible sense of “wow” and excitement about what is happening and what is to come, and whether you are a regular attendee or someone who still hasn’t fully committed to returning to the building since Covid, the feeling seems pervasive. Rabbi Posner describes this feeling in action when he talks about his installation on page 4. The momentum that came from Installation Weekend

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carried us directly into Purim, where more than 1,000 people came to Beth Tfiloh and celebrated with our clergy, our staff, and each other in Rabbi Posner’s vision of authenticity, inspiration, and relevance! The momentum that came from installation weekend carried us directly into Purim, where more than 1,000 people came to Beth Tfiloh and celebrated with our clergy, our staff, and each other in a way that brought Rabbi Posner’s vision of authentic, inspiring, and relevant programs to life!

This feeling and sense of excitement and change is not just evident in our programs and holidays. It is happening behind the scenes as well. Talia Jordan and our programming and engagement team are hard at work envisioning what this coming year will look like. Our new programming center (thank you Russel family!) will be unveiled this fall. We are starting the process to find our new chazzan. The Sanctuary Renovation Task Force is beginning their important work. New processes and procedures are being rolled out across several of our departments. And this is all just the tip of the iceberg. Familiar faces are working closely with new team members to make BT the amazing, special place we all know it is — and will continue to be.

Catch the “madness,” and come with us on this incredible journey!

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SPOTLIGHT 2022:

LIVE AND LEGENDARY ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP EVENT

Wednesday, May 25, 7:30 pm HONORING RABBI MITCHELL WOHLBERG LIVE CONCERT BY MANDY PATINKIN Event Co-Chairs: Fran & Steve Pruce, Holly & Steve Venick

LEGENDARY LEGACY: Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg It is our privilege to honor Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg and his legendary legacy at this year’s Spotlight Annual Scholarship Event, which makes a Beth Tfiloh education possible for more than 50 percent of our students.

LEGENDARY TALENT: Mandy Patinkin Renowned actor and recording artist Mandy Patinkin will deliver a legendary performance.

SCHOLARSHIP BY THE NUMBERS

$3.7 million in financial aid More than 50% of BT students receive financial aid Average tuition award = 30% Student body = nearly 1,000

LEGENDARY SCHOOL COMMUNITY Beth Tfiloh’s legendary faculty and staff are wholeheartedly dedicated to the intellectual, spiritual, social and emotional growth of our students, providing them with an educational experience and a supportive community that works to promote each child’s success. Without your contributions to Spotlight and your continued support of our students, a legendary BT education would not be possible.

LEGENDARY LEADERSHIP “I am honored and humbled each day by our community’s generosity, which makes a Beth Tfiloh education accessible to nearly 1,000 students. I look forward to celebrating our students, our community, and our beloved Rabbi Wohlberg with you at this year’s Spotlight event.” -Dr. Zipora Schorr, Director of Education “Chairing Spotlight means the world to us because it helps raise the funds for any family who wants their child to benefit from the same BT education that our three children enjoy. We are also thrilled to be a part of honoring and celebrating our dear Rabbi Wohlberg and his legacy.” -Holly & Steve Venick, Spotlight Co-Chairs “We are excited to co-chair Spotlight 2022 for two key reasons.

First, we consider investing in a Jewish day school education vitally important for the future of the Jewish community, and Beth Tfiloh pays excellent dividends! Second, how wonderful to honor our beloved Rabbi Wohlberg in Beth Tfiloh’s centennial year, paving the foundation for the next glorious 100 years.”

-Fran & Steve Pruce, Spotlight Co-Chairs

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PHILANTHROPY & GIVING The following are contributions made from January 1–March 21, 2022

BETH JACOB CONGREGATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND In observance of the yahrzeit of: Marcie Arleen Golberg, by Molly and Larry Golberg BETH TFILOH DAHAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND In honor of: The installation of Rabbi Posner,

by Nissan Antine, Hersh Pachino • The marriage of Joseph Schwartz to Megan Foard, by Allison and Aaron Magat and family, Jan and Andy Cardin • Elana and Chanan Weissman on their birth of their daughter, Rosie, by Meryl Brown • Chana Grove,

by Daniel Grove • Rabbi Wohlberg on his retirement, by Hersh Pachino • Abe Adler on his 90th birthday, by Carole and Melvin Luterman, Sandy and Sid Diamond, Bonnie Raffel, Molli and Laurence Golberg, Ann Kahan • Rabbi Yoggev, by Molli and Laurence Golberg, Zelda Okun In appreciation of: Carol Rubin, by Howard Levin In memory of: Isaac Gheiler, by Mandi Miller • Judy Herman, by Danielle and Steven Herman, Layne and Sherri Herman and children • Dr. Marcos Tepper, by Esta Lesser, Robyn and Lee Spirer, Harold Seema, Carole and Ron Fradkin, Robin and Kenneth Koval, Odette and Jacob Cohen, Erwin Tepper • Louis Solomon, by Hersh Pachino • Leora Tova bas Rachamim, by Mary Sue and Arthur Rubenstein • Jacob Miliman, by Jeanette and Timothy Gisriel • Eugene Lipman, by Sandy and Wally Musoff • Michael Isaacson,

by Anne Kepner • Rita Bayuk, by Steven Goldberg, Roslynn Goldberg • Eugene Lipman, by Rhonda and Dennis Sanford, Ronnie and Paul Bianco, Norman DuBois, Laura and Jim Caterino • Frances Reicher,

by Roz Snyder and family • Jeffrey Kaplan, by the Passen Family • Isaac Gheiler, by Brandy Dopkin • Ruth Galpern, by Allison and Aaron Magat and family

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BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION GENERAL FUND In honor of: Phillip C. Lavin, by Alex Zarow

STANLEY Z. PENN MEMORIAL LECTURE FUND In memory of: Shirley Bond, by Helene Penn

In memory of: Isaac Gheiler, by Gary Attman and the FutureCare family, Lisa and Paul Budlow • Michael Isaacson, by Zack Geiser, Sharon and Mark Holback • Frances Reicher,

by Wendy and Ken Epstein • Jane Epstein, by Jill and Gary Eidelman and family • Thomas Brennan, by Marsha and Ellis Caplan • Adele Sidle and Louis Solomon, by Rhoda and Stanley Brown • Jeffrey Kaplan, by Donna and Howard Weiss • Isaac Gheiler, by Richard Simon, Michelle and Steve Wions, Keira and Josh Shein and family, Anna and Gordon Hyman • Irene Insel, by Anita and Barry Bercovitz

ELLYN AND STEPHEN POLAKOFF SENIOR TRIP SCHOLARSHIP FUND In honor of: The installation of Rabbi Posner,

by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff • Rosalie and Richard Alter on the birth of their granddaughter, Samantha Grace Alter, by Ellyn and Stephen Polakoff

In observance of the yahrzeit of: David Smoller, by Rachel and Rabbi Herb Yoskowitz CHARLES CRANE AND HOWARD S. BROWN EDUCATION FUND We appreciate the anonymous donation made to this fund.

SALLY AND HAROLD GOLDBERG MUSIC FUND In honor of: Julian Goldberg on his special birthday, by Sally Goldberg and family In memory of: Steven Brodie, by Sally Goldberg DAVID AND JUDY JACOBSON HOLIDAY PROGRAMMING FUND In memory of: Michael Isaacson, by Madeline and Frank Grosbayne • Eugene Lipman,

by Belle and Ron Agronin • Dr. George Mittelman, by Martin Kanner

RABBI POSNER DISCRETIONARY FUND In honor of: Morris Wise on his 80th birthday,

by Eileen Wise • The baby naming of Sophie Cook, granddaughter of Benjamin Schechman • Rabbi Posner, by Steve Oliner • The installation of Rabbi Posner, by Carole and Ron Fradkin, Steven Goldberg, Ellen and Jack Zager, Gail Lipsitz, the Bob family, Howard Rosenblatt, and Brenda Schuman • Ron Eisenberg, by Dianne, Eric and Allyson Yospe In memory of: Shirley Bond, by Roz, Joel and Ilene Chazen • Frances Reicher, by the Passen family • Isaac Gheiler, by Jill Green and Dan Kaplan • Dr. Jeffrey Kaplan, by Danny Kaplan PRAYER BOOK FUND In honor of: The special birthday of Morris Wise, by Faye and Sander Wise • Abe Adler on his 90th birthday, by Marsha and Ellis Caplan, Lynne Komins and family JENNIFER AND MICHAEL SACHS CAMP FUND In honor of: Ron Davis and his commitment to Beth Tfiloh Camps, by Martin Taylor

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KATARINA SAMUEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND In memory of: Vivian Burger, by Dodi and Joey Samuel RACHELLE SILVERSTEIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND In memory of: Frances Reicher, Sonny Davis, and Isaac Gheiler, by Ronnie Silverstein RABBI MITCHELL WOHLBERG DISCRETIONARY FUND In honor of: Philip Nochumowitz on his 90th birthday, by Amie Sue Nochumowitz • Rabbi Wohlberg on his retirement, by the Bob family In memory of: Jacob Miliman, Michael Isaacson, Adele Sidle and Jane Epstein, by Roz and Joel Chazen • Isaac Gheiler, by Sandy and Sheldon Dobres EDWARD AND FAITH WOLF FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND In memory of: Michael Isaacson, by Faith and Ed Wolf

YAHRZEIT DONATIONS Louis Ashinsky, by Rochelle Lewis • Arnold Barr, by Shelley Gitomer • Beverly Barr,

by Shelley Gitomer • Ann Becker, by Joyce Becker • Richard E. Bedine, by Marshall Bedine • Fanny Bond, by Steve Bond • Jack Brem, by Helen Diamond • Dorothy Brown,

by Stanley Brown • Gladys Cohen, by Joyce Bedine • Nathan Cohen, by Norman Dubois • Sadie Cohen, by Arnold and Reba Cohen • Mayer Danick, by Jacob Danick • Morris Dinkin, by Larry Aiken • Ruby Eberlin, by Irvin Eberlin, Cheryl Rosenfeld • Ruth Eisenberg, by Gwenn Eisenberg • Udell Gambel, by Jeffrey Gambel • Harry Gendason, by Herbert Gendason • Anne Gitomer, by James Gitomer • Louis Goodwich,

by Kenneth Goodwich • Samuel Gorman,

by Luda Gorman • Herman Greenberg, by Rosalie Rapoport • William Hackerman, by Ron Eisenberg • Esther Hornstein,

by Larry Hornstein • Nelson L. Hyman,

by Gordon Hyman • Ben Kowitz, by Ervin Kowitz, Joseph Kowitz • Ruth M. Lazarus, by Lois Glassman • Jeannie Lazinsky, by Mindie Flamholz • Sam Lazinsky, by Mindie Flamholz • Henry Lehmann, by Richard Lehmann • Martin Leventon, by Janis Kramer • Sandy Moffet, by Jerry Moffet • Alice Rozenel,

by Samuel Rozenel • Lisa Schechman, by Morris Schechman • Charlotte Schwartz,

by Risa Schuster • Rose Sefret, by Nathan Sefret • Susan Shefter, by Leah & Yehuda Bennett, Ann Berman, Steve Shefter • Etta Suchman, by Arlene Fleischmann • Martin Szmidt, by Natalie Chason • William Samuel Tannenbaum, by Dr. Debra Birenbaum • Kate Taylor, by Harold Taylor • Martha Weissman,

by Sheila Jay • Milton Wise, by Morris Wise • Julius Yudin, by Henne Rapkin • Erna Zinreich, by Dr. Simion Zinreich

YAD B’YAD FUND In honor of: Talia and Aaron Jordan on the birth of their son, Caleb; Leah and Yehudah Baumer on the birth of their children, Ari and Rafi; and Elana and Chanan Weissman on the birth of their daughter, by Renee Koplon and Marc Schwarzschild In appreciation of: Yad B’Yad, by Holly Venick In memory of: Isaac Gheiler and Michael Isaacson, by Ana Pavich and Adam Geroff MEMORIAL PLAQUES Jane Epstein Lee Wyman Harrison Irvin Leonard Wyman Jacob “Jack” Eisen Florence Fagi Eisen

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6:45/7:00 pm 7:00/7:15 pm

6:57 pm/8:11 pm

8:05/8:55 pm

9:12 pm

Bamidbar

Memorial Day, Monday, May 30: Shacharit - 9am