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Sukkot reminds us of the time that God caused our Biblical ancestors to dwell in temporary booths while wandering in the desert. The agricultural significance was it marked the harvest season, but the thematic significance of the holiday is to keep us grounded.
The Sukkah and the holiday of Sukkot are more than simply remembering our ancestors or having a “good time” outdoors. The structure itself reminds us of the fragility of life. The Sukkah invokes the image of God’s sheltering presence. The Sukkah is open to the elements, the roof is not completely closed and at the same time the door and roof are open to all who wish to enter. In our daily liturgy, we often use the phrase, sukkat shalom, God’s sheltering presence and we pray that God protect us now, and always.
us, and we move into the most joyous of all of our holidays, Sukkot. Sukkot is the quintessential fall holiday. We decorate our Sukkah in orange and brown colors to reflect the autumn season. Pumpkins, gourds and squash of various kinds often adorn our Sukkot tables.
The rabbis of the Mishna refer to this holiday as Z’man Simchateinu, the time of our great joy. In Temple times, if one was going to make a pilgrimage to the Temple for one of the Shalosh Regalim, the three pilgrimage festivals (Pesach, Shavuot, Sukkot), it was Sukkot. I believe, that for the rabbis and the community, the anxiety of the High Holidays has passed, and we can appreciate the beauty of this holiday.
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thing we possibly can to spend as much time in our Sukkah. As a sports fan, October is baseball playoff time, the start of the NHL hockey season and the NFL season is underway. I love running a long cord from inside the house, just to sit and watch television, sometimes bundled up, truly making the Sukkah my “home”. It’s not a home to be enjoyed alone, it is best to enjoy it with guests.
I that this year’s Sukkah be open to all and may we find sense of hope and peace.
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Sukkot offers us the opportunity to step outside the comfort of our homes and make the Sukkah a temporary dwelling place. We are supposed to eat, study and relax in the Sukkah, and if possible, sleep in it. While sleeping in the Sukkah in October in Chicago might not be possible, we should do every-
Chag Sameach. INSIDE THIS ISSUE New Member Spotlight ...........................2 President’s Message ..................................3 Cantor’s Notes 4 5 Religious School 6 B’nai Mitzvah 7 CBSAdultU/Education/Programming 8 9 Sisterhood 10 See What’s Happening @ CBS........... 11 Men’s Club ......................................... 12 13 Social Action............................................ 14 CBS Happenings 15 18 Candle Lighting & Service Times........ 19 Send A Kid To Israel Partnership....... 20 Birthdays & Anniversaries 21 Milestones 22 Yahrzeits 23 Donations........................................... 24 25 Ads ....................................................... 26 27 Israel In Depth ........................................ 28 Head Rabbi Aaron Melman Senior Cantor..................................... Steven Stoehr Rabbi David Chapman Rabbi Emeritus Carl Wolkin Executive Director Michael Garlin Director of Jewish Life and Learning Leann Blue Director of Communications Deanne Friedman Controller Susan Karlinsky Director of Education ..........................Stacy Ybarra President.................................................Bob Spector Sisterhood President Jackie Zelkowtiz Men’s Club Co Presidents Dr. Andrew Wagner & Steven Lessman USY President Dylan Adler Shalom Designer/Editor Deanne Friedman SHALOM INFO Shalom is published monthly by Congregation Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters, Northbrook, Illinois 60062 3298 for the exclusive use of its members and staff. All material contained herein is the property of Congregation Beth Shalom. TISHREI/CHESHVAN 5783 | OCTOBER 2022 | VOLUME 105 ISSUE 75 RABBI MELMAN’S MINUTES Rabbi Melman
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Even an atheist would speak His name, unaware that their very breath is giving constant acknowledgment to God.
How does someone hold that note so long? Practice, of course, but also good lung capacity. As a singer I have been able to perform the shofar sounds for many a classroom audience, youth and adult, and each always marvel at the length of the blast.
So a baby’s first cry, his first breath, speaks the name of God.
So when I can’t utter anything else, is my cry calling out His name?
A deep sigh calls His name or a groan or gasp that is too heavy for mere words.
Being alive means I speak His name constantly. So, is it heard the loudest when I’m the quietest?
Over time we’ve arbitrarily added an “a” and an “e” in there to get YaHWeH, presumably because we have a preference for
One of the most stirring and haunting sounds of the High Holidays is the final blast of the shofar at the conclusion of Neilah, which brings to a close the exhausting, yet exhilarating day of Yom Kippur. The Tekiah Gedola, that singular, one of a kind sound which send chills down our spines (if we allow it to penetrate our flesh and enter our souls).
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In sadness, we breathe heavy sighs. In joy, our lungs feel almost like they will burst. In fear we hold our breath and have to be told to breathe slowly to help us calm down. When we’re about to do something hard, we take a deep breath to find our courage.
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YH (inhale): WH (exhale).
When I think about it, breathing is giving Him praise. Even in the hardest moments!
This is so beautiful and fills me with emotion every time I grasp the thought. God chose to give himself a name that we can’t help but speak every moment we’re alive.
All of us, always, everywhere. Waking, sleeping, breathing, with the name of God on our lips."
and Rabbis have noted that the letters YHWH represent breathing sounds, or aspirated consonants. When pronounced without intervening vowels, it actually sounds like breathing.
Cantor Stoehr
This writing by Sandra Thurman Caporale from the Memorial Church of Christ in Houston was something I found on the Internet, the attribution to the graphic artist is unknown. I hope you will find this thought provoking.
“There was a moment when Moses had the nerve to ask God what his name is. God was gracious enough to answer, and the name he gave is recorded in the original Hebrew as YHWH.
Our lungs are a pair of vital organs to life itself. Fighting pneumonia or other illness which impinge the lungs makes a patient miserable and often quite scared. The breath of life is essential to our existence.
Likewise, a person leaves this earth with their last breath, when God’s name is no longer filling their lungs.
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The school year is under way! It has been a pleasure getting to know our students and families over the past month and we look forward to more time together.
Balson sends Nathan and Allison on a harrowing journey that will keep readers riveted to this novel. Although the characters are new, the author’s suspenseful storytelling and engaging characters are both familiar and better than ever. An Affair of Spies is Balson at his best.
Please note that with Simchat Torah beginning Monday evening, October 17th and continuing into Tuesday, October 18th, we have moved our Tuesday afternoon and evening classes to Monday evening to coincide with Erev Simchat Torah Services. We are excited to work with Rabbi Melman, Rabbi Chapman and Cantor Stoehr to add family activities to the fun and festive CBS traditions. Please watch for more information in your weekly Wednesday evening emails. The Simchat Torah program will also be appropriate for our kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade students who are usually not in class on Tuesdays as well as for our youngest CBS members.
7th Grade looks at an issue that flows from the holiday.
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Kindergarten focuses on the symbols.
As we move into the year of 5783 may we remember to be kind in our dealings with others.
1st Grade focuses on the traditions.
4th Grade looks at a story from the holiday’s tradition.
3rd Grade focuses on the story of the holiday.
This month our 7th graders will begin their Holocaust Studies Unit with Mark Gelfeld from the Illinois Holocaust Museum. We have also begun our Shabbat learning with our 6th and 7th graders.
Stacy Ybarra
5th Grade studies the blessings or liturgy of the holiday.
B’shalom, Stacy Ybarra Director of Education
The holidays continue with Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah. We are learning about them in our classes and hope to observe them with you at CBS. Our holiday curriculum spirals so that we look at different aspects of the holidays each year.
Tracy Safron
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of Spies is Ronald Balson’s remarkable new novel. The plot is packed with intriguing characters and Balson’s entertaining writing style doesn’t disappoint. As the United States works to develop a nuclear bomb, it is confirmed that Nazi Germany is on the same track. American intelligence needs to quickly ascertain how close Hitler is to achieving that goal. In November of 1943, Sergeant Nathan Silverman, a Jewish soldier stationed at Camp Ritchie, is told to report to Army Headquarters. Nathan, a German national, was forced to leave his family behind in Berlin and has not heard from them in years. His father is renowned physicist, Josef Silverman. Josef may be working (under duress) on Germany’s nuclear bomb alongside his colleague and friend Dr. Gunther Snyder. American authorities have been notified that Gunther wants to defect and that he is willing to reveal Germany’s nuclear secrets to them. Nathan will be sent to Germany to decide if Gunther can provide the information Army intelligence desperately seeks. Although he is an inexperienced spy, Nathan has almost the perfect credentials for this assignment. He is familiar with Berlin, speaks German and is acquainted with Gunther. However, he is not a scientist. Enter Dr. Allison Fisher. Allison is a brilliant young physicist who works in Enrico Fermi’s lab at the University of Chicago. Nathan is told that he and Allison will travel together to Germany via Paris. Nathan will meet with Gunther in Berlin. Once Nathan is convinced of Gunther’s motives, he will bring him to Allison at their safe house for further questioning. If Allison is satisfied with the information Gunther provides the three will immediately leave and return to the United States. Complicating this already dangerous mission is that Nathan wants to find out the fates of the family members he left behind in Berlin.
2nd Grade reviews the symbols and traditions.
6th Grade explores the art of the holiday.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2022 7:00-9:00 PM Congregation Beth Shalom
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The Northbrook Inn Memory Care Community is looking for volunteers to engage with residents who have memory loss issues. Your time commitment can be every other week to once a month from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm. You would need to go through a background check. If you are interested in helping with this very rewarding service, please let me know.
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has started its new year and meets twice a month. They have knitted several items for The Ark. In addition, the committee is knitting blankets, afghans, baby items, toddler jackets, scarves and hats that will be shipped through a relief agency to Ukrainians who are in exile. If you would like to join in this wonderful cause, please reach out to Maureen Gold maureenagold@comcast.net.
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It was wonderful to see so many of our members, as well as some new faces, at our Sisterhood Opening Dinner. Thank you to our wonderful speaker, Peggy Shapiro, National Director Special Projects/Retired Midwest Director of StandWithUs. Thank you to Debbie Hamilton and Sara Weinstein for their very hard work setting up this outstanding program for
Ever want to learn Mah Jongg? Sisterhood is offering Jan Blum Memorial Game Day Mah Jongg Learning Sessions and Open Table Play so we can be ready for the Annual Jan Blum Memorial Game Day Event on Sunday, February 26th. You can either learn or come with friends and just play. For sign up information, please refer to the details at the bottom of this page or on the Sisterhood Calendar on the CBS website. Thank you to Ellen Grossman, Sara Weinstein and Andy Widen for taking time out to teach us.
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Visit us at the CBS SH Holiday Boutique Sunday, November 6, 2022 https://cbs Schedule contacting Diana
I hope that you can take advantage of all the wonderful programs Sisterhood has to offer and I look forward to seeing and meeting all of you.
The 2022 2023 Torah Fund Campaign has begun. This is Torah Fund’s 80th year and our theme for this year is Chazak v’Ematz, Be Strong and Courageous. Our support of Torah Fund helps provide essential scholarships and programs to train future clergy and leaders of the Jewish community. It is also our way to say thank you for the amazing professionals that we have had the honor and privilege of learning with and being part of our CBS Family. To make a donation to Torah Fund, please contact Jody Sigal jbsigal31@gmail.com.
Jan Blum Memorial Game Day Mah Jongg Learning Session and Open Table Play Mah Jongg and Canasta
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Yom Beth Shalom & High Holiday Ticket Pick-Up - August 28, 2022
Howard was involved in Jewish organizations his entire life. In high school he was part of Torah AZA and as a young married adult he was active in the Harold Cohen Lodge of B’nai B’rith in Skokie. After joining CBS, Howard quickly became involved in the synagogue and the Men’s Club. He assisted with the original CBS website design, and, for the last nine years, he has been very involved in the marketing and branding of CBS and the Men’s Club. Every flyer that the Men’s Club puts out, has a final touch and seal of approval by Howard. Along with his marketing assistance, Howard, Marcy, and Bryan became involved in the early days of Keruv at CBS. They helped create interfaith welcoming programming for all synagogue members. Howard has previously served on the Men’s Club Executive Board as Recording Secretary. Howard was honored as our Man of the Year in 2019.
Let’s meet a long standing board member of Congregation Beth Shalom Men’s Club, Howard Jacob. Born on the South Side, Howard grew up in Jeffrey Manor and celebrated his Bar Mitzvah at South Shore Temple. He attended Bowen High School and was involved in orchestra and was a stage crew manager. Early in life, he had an interest in Electrical Engineering and began building a variety of electronic kits from KnightKit and HeathKit. In high school, he had a small electronic equipment repair service which solidified his interest in engineering as a career. Howard attended the University of Illinois Circle Campus (now UIC), majoring in Electrical Engineering.
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L’Shana Tova Tikateivu!!! The CBS Men’s Club would like to wish everyone a healthy and prosperous 5783. Right at the start of the new year, we have some wonderful events that we hope you can attend.
Steve and Andy
Sunday, October 30th: Israel in Depth. The topic will be Everybody’s Voting.
At 17, Howard crashed a party in Evanston with friends. The host of the party was 16 year old Laurie Crost. After dating for 6 years, Laurie and Howard married. They have three grown children, Marcy, Brad, and Josh. Marcy and her husband, Bryan Pawlak, are members of Congregation Beth Shalom with their children, Lola and Harper. Brad lives in Los Angeles, and Josh and his wife, Shoshana live in Providence, RI with children, Meital and Avi. Laurie graduated from Northeastern Illinois University with a degree in math education, and taught high school math until she retired to raise their family. She has been a long time Sisterhood and Mitzvah Committee member.
Thursday, October 13th: Scotch and Steaks in the Sukkah. As a bonus, we will be watching the Chicago Bears take on the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football. Please see the flyer in this bulletin for more information and to sign up.
Sunday, October 23rd: Men’s Club Breakfast. The topic will be The Ark: 50 Years of Tikkun Olam in Action. Learn about one of the organizations to which we contribute with our Lox Box sales. Sign up will be available along with all of our events on our SquareSite: https://cbsmensclubevents.square.site/
Howard and Laurie have done some exciting traveling over the years including numerous cruises, a month traveling Europe, two weeks in Australia with the entire family, visiting Israel twice, and a Danube River Jewish Heritage Cruise from Prague to Budapest. After retirement, Howard has stayed involved in his industry. He is a judge for the UIC Engineering Design Expo every year and mentors UIC students at UIC in engineering and business. He also advises startups and sits on the Board of Directors of the Intel Alumni Network having served as President.
We wish all of you a sweet and happy 5783. May you all be inscribed and sealed in the Book of Life for a good and prosperous New Year.
Howard’s career was always based in Electrical Engineering, later moving to technical sales, marketing, and business development. After his first two jobs, he settled in with Intel and spent 33 years with them. Howard and Laurie first lived in Skokie, and then Deerfield, where they belonged to Congregation B’nai Tikvah, and then Intel moved them in 1989 to Saratoga, CA where they joined Congregation Beth David. They came back to Illinois for good in 1992, moved to Northbrook, and joined CBS.
Howard has been a tremendous support to CBS and CBS Men’s Club, and we thank Howard and his family for their continued support of Congregation Beth Shalom for many years. Todah Rabbah!!!
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Bins for the collection will be located near the coat room. Need more information please email Suzy HakimianSocialActionVP@bethshalomnb.org
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During the month of October, we will be collecting all sorts of athletic footwear to donate to Nike who will turn donations into opportunities. Nike partners with organizations that help people facing disasters and other challenging circumstances with shoes. The unwearable shoes are recycled for the rubber in a product called “Nike Grind.” Nike Grind takes the rubber and turns it into playground surfaces, basketball courts, and indoor flooring.
Thank you to Susie Field and Jill Olefsky for organizing, collecting, sorting, and counting more than 800 books for Bernie’s Book Bank. Bernie’s books were excited to have received all these donated items just in time for their Back-to-School event. Parents were thrilled to be able to choose from so many new and gently used books for their children. In addition, $450 was donated to Bernie’s Book Bank from monies collected at our Daniel Silva Program on July 28th Kol HaKavod to everyone who donated!
Any brand, size, or style athletic shoe
No cleats or spikes
No sandals, dress shoes or boots
Save your “Soles” and donate Now!
“Save Your Soles!”
Blood Drive – Sunday, October 23
What can you donate?
ORDONB05Y or you can also call Steven Elisco at 847-562-1443 or email swelisco@eliscodesign.com
And….Don’t forget to save all those small fun size candies at the end of the month thru November 14th! We will once again be collecting those to be distributed throughout the community! More information in the November bulletin!
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$1,800 sponsorship includes up to 50 guests, embellished Kiddush lunch, custom decorated cake, personalized napkins, choice of fabric table linens, bottle of sparkling wine. Randi Simon by email rsimon@bethshalomnb.org or call 847 498 4100 ext.23
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Baby Naming , Auf Ruf, Anniversary, Special Birthday, Graduation, etc...
$180 sponsorship includes up to 8 guests, Kiddush lunch and a custom decorated
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$500 sponsorship includes up to 15 guests, embellished Kiddush lunch, custom decorated cake, personalized napkins and large celebration table for your guests including a floral centerpiece (for $750 sponsorship, same as above but includes up to 24 guests and two celebration tables.)
Visit the CBS website to see photos from some of our Special Events: https://www.bethshalomnb.org/celebrate/special events/
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Monday – October 17 (Candles 6:48 PM)
Saturday October 29 Shabbat Service 9:30 AM Mincha 12:30 PM
Third Day Chol HaMoed Sukkot 7:45 AM Shabbat Service 6:00 PM
*Mincha will take place approximately 45 minutes after the conclusion of morning Shabbat services, but not before 12:30 PM.
Monday Friday 7:45 AM
Shemini Atzeret Festival Service/Yizkor 9:30 AM Simchat TorahTONE/ 6:00 PM Ice cream social sponsored by CBS Youth
Kol Nidre Service 6:00 PM
Shabbat Service 9:30 AM Mincha 12:30 PM
Hoshana Rabbah/Minyan 8:45 AM
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Tuesday – October 11
Wednesday – October 12
CBS Sukkot Program 4:00 8:00 PM
Sunday – October 16 (Candles 5:50 PM)
Friday – October 21 (Candles 5:42 PM) Shabbat Service 6:00 PM
Sunday - Thursday 7:45 PM
Wednesday – October 5 (Candles 7:07 PM)
Main Service 9:00 AM
Parallel Service 9:00 AM (no live Multigenerationalstreaming)Service 12:00 PM (no live streaming)
Erev Sukkot/Mincha/ 6:00 PM Service to Welcome the Festival
Second Day Chol HaMoed Sukkot7:45 AM Minyan 7:45 PM
Sunday & Legal Holidays 8:45 AM
Early Yizkor 8:00 AM
Friday- October 14 (Candles 5:53 PM)
Mincha 12:30 PM
Fourth Day Chol HaMoed Sukkot/ 9:30 AM Shabbat Service
Saturday – October 8
Tuesday Evening October 4 (Candles 6:09 PM)
First Day Chol HaMoed Sukkot 7:45 AM Minyan 7:45 PM
Saturday – October 1
Monday – October 10 (Candles 6:59 PM)
Friday – October 28 (Candles 5:32 PM) Shabbat Service 6:00 PM
Candle Lighting & Service Times
Yizkor 4:00 PM Mincha Service 4:30 PM followed by Neilah Final Shofar Blast ~7:05 PM
Saturday – October 22 Shabbat Service 9:30 AM Mincha 12:30 PM
Candle Lighting and Service Times (All SERVICES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND ARE LIVE STREAMED)
Daily Minyan (in-person and Live Streaming)**
Friday Evening – October 7 (Candles 6:04 PM)
Sukkot Festival Service 9:30 AM Minyan 7:15 PM
Tuesday – October 18 Simchat Torah Festival Service 9:30 AM Minyan 7:00 PM
Shabbat Service 9:30 AM Mincha 12:30 PM
Sukkot Festival Service 9:30 AM Mincha/Ma’ariv 6:00 PM
Saturday – October 15
Thursday October 13
Erev Shemini Atzeret/ 6:00 PM Service to Welcome the Festival
Sunday – October 9 (Candles 6:01 PM)
Shabbat Service 6:00 PM
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The Send-a-Kid-to-Israel Partnership (SKIP) savings incentive program was created to anticipate and save for our children's Jewish education. SKIP allows families, their congregations, and the Jewish United Fund to become partners in planning for a young person's future Israel experience. Students in 3rd through 6th grade are eligible to enroll in SKIP; families are eligible to contribute to their children's SKIP account for a maximum of 7 years (3rd - 9th grade).
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More information regarding how to register will appear in the November bulletin. A letter of invitation to the program will be mailed in November to families of new and eligible students. Registration for 2022-23 will begin on November 1st . Please feel free to contact Pamela Connell through the Religious School office for further information at 847-498-5352 or pconnell@bethshalomnb.org.
Congratulations to the following SKIP graduates! Their families have completed the necessary annual financial contributions to SKIP, and they now are eligible to use the funds to help pay for an Israel program of their choice. Patzik
Beginning in 3rd-6th grades a family contributes $70 per year, our synagogue underwrites $100, and JUF funds $85. Thus, each year a total of $255 is placed in a special, interest bearing account. A child who participates for the full seven years (grades 3 9) will have approximately $2000 ($1785 plus interest) saved to help meet the cost of an Israel trip. SKIP funds can be used after 9th grade and up to and including age 26 for an Israel Experience program. Of course, the hope is that your child will travel to Israel using these specially accumulated funds. Your portion of the SKIP funds are fully refundable at any time should your child not participate in an Israel program.
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Many thanks to the Zemsky Family who sponsor the David L. Zemsky SKIP Fund that helps to financially support this wonderful opportunity for our youth! Only Congregation Beth Shalom matches each SKIP participant’s $70 contribution with $100. The Zemsky SKIP Fund is the largest financial sponsorship among the Chicagoland synagogues.
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Robert & Cindy Marder 25
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Steven & Jennifer Kaplan 10
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Lawrence & Ilene Bergman 15
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Linda Dick is happy to announce the birth of her grandson, Shai Silberman Golson.
Michael Balter, thank you for your kindness and wonderful photos taken at the lunch for the Disabled Israeli Soldiers.
Amanda & Jason Yale are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Skylar Claire Yale.
Each memorial plaque, bearing the name and yahrzeit date, is mounted on the tablet in the Moseson Alcove or Feather Beit Midrash. It is lit on the Shabbat of the week of the yahrzeit, on the day of the yahrzeit and on the four festivals during the year whenYizkor is recited.
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Linda Hurwick is happy to announce the birth of her grandson, Ari Michael Sternfield.
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Donna & Craig Yale are happy to announce the birth of their granddaughter, Skylar Claire Yale. Laura & Ron Schoeneman are happy to announce the birth of their granddaughter, Aviva Bailey Platt. Sandi & Barry Marks are happy to announce the birth of their granddaughters, Liliana Evelyn Marks and Natalie Eliana Marks-Manrique.
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The Congregation Extends Its Sympathy To: Laura (Mitchell) Schwartzwald on the passing of her grandmother, Elaine Lazar Grant. Rachel (Michael) Diamond on the passing of her father, Rabbi Edward Feldheim. Dr. Martin Pearlman on the passing of his wife, Elaine Pearlman. Suzanne Weinstein on the passing of her husband, Joel Weinstein. Mitchel (Gladys) Greenberg on the passing of his mother, Sherry Chedeck. Michael Krule on the passing of his wife, Lisa Alter Krule.
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WE PRAY THAT THESE FAMILIES WILL BUILD STRONG JEWISH HOMES AND CONTRIBUTE BLESSINGS TO THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL AND TO ALL HUMANITY
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Dayle and Dennis Teven In honor of three beautiful simchas! Jeffrey and Barbara Lerch Sue Weinstein In memory of Joel Weinstein. Sharon Hoffman
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Janna Sugar Memorial Israel Scholarship Fund
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Rabbi Aaron Melman In appreciation of the beautiful service for Preston Harris. Jason and Erika Harris
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Sue Weinstein In memory of Joel Weinstein. I am so very sorry for your loss. Fred Fisher
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In appreciation of our 40th anniversary and thank you Jeffery and Sheryl Blackman Bonnie and Jeff Kramer and Family In honor of Preston becoming a Bar Mitzvah. Mazel Tov to your entire family. Renee and Ron Becker
Sue Weinstein In memory of Joel Weinstein. Our sympathies to the family. Kevin and Alice Campbell
Davida Horwitz In memory of Sheldon Chapman. Robert and Cindy Marder, Carol Abrahams
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Michael Krule and Family In memory of Lisa Alter Krule, may her memory be a blessing. Steven and Samantha Seidenberg
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David and Ilise Schwartzwald In memory of Elaine Grant. Thomas and Helene Coorsh
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Francine Shapiro Memorial Scholarship Fund In memory of Brona Glickman Burrows Hedy Margolin
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