Congregation B’nai Israel 6525 Sylvania Avenue Sylvania OH 43560 (419) 517-8400 www.cbitoledo.org
A Congregation Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
151 Years of Consecrated Service to God, Torah and Israel 5778
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Notes from the Cantor ………………………………………. THE POWER OF MUSIC IV and ISRAEL TRIP As we celebrate Israel’s 70th anniversary, Israel’s world famous Philharmonic Orchestra (IPO) has appointed a new director to take over from legendary Indian conductor Zubin Mehta. Mehta, now aged 81, is retiring after almost sixty years with the orchestra. The new appointee is Israeli Lahav Shani, age 29, who begins in 2020. Shani is a rising star on the world classic music scene. He first performed with the IPO as a piano soloist when he was 16, and at age 25 was invited to conduct their prestigious season opener. Later this year, Shani will also become conductor of Holland’s Rotterdam Orchestra. The IPO performed its inaugural concert on December 26, 1936. Founded by Polish violin virtuoso Bronislaw Huberman, its early prestige was indicated by its inaugural concert 81 years ago being conducted by Arturo Toscanini, then considered the world’s foremost conductor. Toscanini, who had fled Italian Fascism, stated in an interview, “I am doing this for humanity.” The performance included music by Richard Wagner who was banned two years later after Kristallnacht. Music by Felix Mendelsohn was also performed. Despite Mendelsohn’s conversion from Judaism, he remained staunchly pro-Jewish which resulted in his music being banned by the Nazis. Toscanini described the concert as one of the highlights of his life. The great Leonard Bernstein, whose birth centenary we shall soon celebrate, had a life-long relationship with the IPO. In 1947, he conducted a concert in Jerusalem to the backdrop of exploding bombs even before Israel’s 1948 War of Independence had begun. On May 14, 1948 at the official Independence Ceremony, the Philharmonic played Hatikvah, which had just been adopted as Israel’s national anthem. In 1957, the 2800-seat Mann Auditorium Concert Hall in Tel Aviv opened. My parents visited Israel soon after and went to great lengths to obtain tickets to the Symphony which was always sold out. As its reputation grew, the IPO attracted some of the world’s greatest conductors and musicians. Following an extensive two year renovation in 2013, the hall was renamed The Charles Bronfman Auditorium. In 1961 the Indian conductor Zubin Mehta, then 25 and unemployed, was given his first big break when appointed to the IPO. By the time he retires, he will be able to look back on his beautiful and long standing 60 year relationship. In 1967 during the Six-Day War, Mehta flew on a cargo plane full of ammunition back to Israel to conduct the Orchestra. Immediately after the War, Bernstein conducted Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony on the newly liberated Mount Scopus in Jerusalem. 1971 marked another milestone when the Orchestra was invited for the first time to Austria to perform at the famous Salzburg Festival. Soon after, they were invited to Berlin, which provoked considerable debate. At that concert, the audience burst into a standing ovation after Mahler’s Symphony No. 1. Immediately, Mehta called for the playing of Hatikvah as it was the 25th anniversary of the defeat of Germany in World War II. Nazi headquarters had stood a mere 500 feet away from the concert hall at Berlin’s Reichstag. The Orchestra’s general manager, Avi Shoshani stated that they are true ambassadors of Israel: “What the Israel Philharmonic does in one night is more than an embassy does in three years.” After the fall of the ‘Iron Curtain’ the influx of many highly qualified musicians from the former Soviet Union boosted not only this Orchestra but smaller ones throughout Israel. Our People, since the Biblical Levites, have been deeply rooted in music, often through the voice of the HazzanCantor. This has helped sustain us from the highest ecstasy experienced at the Crossing of the Sea at the Exodus, to the worst of desperation as witnessed by our emotional Kristallnacht Concert last November and this April’s Yom Hashoah Concert with the Silver Duo. How appropriate then that Israel continues to have one of the world’s great Philharmonic Orchestras.
Hazzan Ivor Lichterman Hedva Romanoff and I will be leading a cultural tour of Israel next May-June 2019 with an optional Jewish Amsterdam add-on. A meeting will take place at CBI on Wednesday May 16th @ 7:30 PM. Contact Hedva or myself if you are interested in joining this tour. 2
President’s Message…………………………….…………... The Future of Our History Several recent events related to our modern history have been on my mind lately. Of course, “modern” means different things to people of different ages. Perhaps a reasonable working definition for any of us might be the history starting a little bit before we were born. One thing that caught my attention recently was the show on PBS, “GI Jews: Jewish Americans in World War II”. If you did not see it, I recommend that you do. You can still see it online at the PBS web site. This documentary tells the story of the over half million American Jews, including my father, who served in the war. At the time, there were a little over four million Jews in the United States, about 3% of the population. So half a million in the armed services may seem like a lot, with about 1 in 8 of all Jews in the country serving in uniform. But it is not dissimilar to the rest of the population. In fact, a little over 16 million Americans served in the war, and Jews made up about 3% of them, just as we made up 3% of the population. The PBS documentary includes interviews with, and has stories about many men, and women, a few with famous names you may recognize. They tell their personal story against the backdrop of the war. The show reveals a lot about our country before and during the war, including how we Jews were treated by a society that was, to a significant degree, anti-Semitic. Among the many stories are those of men who had earlier come to the United States fleeing Europe, who then found themselves back fighting against what they had fled. There were also stories of the experiences of American Jewish Chaplains, and videos of worship services in the field. Stories of the Shoah are also included in the program, with film footage of newly-liberated camps that is still hard to watch. There was one that particularly affected me. This was of an Army Chaplain Rabbi, who had a portable Aron Kodesh and a Torah, holding worship for servicemen and a group of just-liberated survivors, still wearing their prisoners’ rags, and still clearly in shock. When I was at B’nai Israel the following Shabbat, as we opened the Ark, took down the Torah, and chanted the Shema, my mind saw that scene, and I heard their voices chanting along with us. And I think that is why this show resonates so strongly with me. It connects us not only with our fellow Jews who served in the war, but also with the remnant of European Jewry. We become more aware of ourselves as a part of the continuing history of our people. At this time of year, we mark remembrances of modern Jewish History. First, there was Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Memorial Day). As usual, our community held meaningful events, and the children of survivors lit memorial candles in remembrance of the six million. At our synagogue, where there were six candles, many more than six people rose to take part in the lighting. The fact that there were so many in our small Jewish community serves as a reminder of the magnitude of the Shoah, and how we are all connected to this greatest of all crimes against humanity. There was a recent survey indicating that knowledge of the Shoah is declining in our country. For this reason I was especially gratified seeing the work of the junior high school students, made as part of their curriculum on the Holocaust, on display. The other two remembrances at this time of year, one sad, one joyous, are Yom HaZikaron, when we remember and honor those who died in defense of the State of Israel, and Yom HaAtzmaut, Israel Independence Day. The modern State of Israel turns 70 this year. That is not a very long time in the scope of our whole history, which should remind us how precious Israel is, and how important its continued success is to the future history of our people.
Howard Rosenberg
HONORS FOR SHABBAT MORNING SERVICES
Being called to the bimah is a great way to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, or other occasion. If you are observing a yahrzeit and would like an aliyah, please let the office know by Thursday of that week by calling (419) 517-8400. This insures your name is included in the weekly Torah Guide. If that is not possible, please find our gabbai, Jerry Russell, at services on Saturday morning. 3
Congregational News…………………………………………. Mazel Tov
May Special Birthdays Leonid Kutik Arlene Rubinoff Gary Beren Harriet Goldberg Steve Rothschild Marvin Karp Angela Katz Cathy Sperling Kim Brody
Nicole and Benjamin Coleman on the birth of their daughter, Ava Marie Kathleen on April 3, 2018. Big sister is Mushka Colman
May 2 May 3 May 8 May 12 May 21 May 21 May 22 May 26 May 31
Ian Mahoney on achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. He is the son of Stephanie and Joel Mahoney
Todah Rabah Kathy and Jim Sack for sponsoring the Kiddush lunch on April 14th in honor of the 50th anniversary of his Bar Mitzvah Please let the office know if you have a simcha to share, if space allows. Deadline is the 15th of the previous month. 419-517-8400
Special Birthday wishes to
Rhea Scheinbach on her 95th birthday on May 11, 2018
Condolences
Our synagogue family mourns the loss of
May Special Anniversaries Peggy and Marvin Damrauer May 9th Ellie and Bill Niejadlik
May 12th
Cynthia Friedes,
Mother of David (Lori) Friedes
70 years
Joanne Rubin,
Mother of Brent (Ricki) Rubin, Darryl (Ellen) Rubin, Kevin (Debbie) Rubin, Dana (Tom) Devers, and Sister Estelle Epstein May you be comforted amongst all who mourn in Zion.
45 years
Attention: Families with students graduating this spring! We will be featuring our CBI family graduates in the June bulletin. Please send us the student’s name, parents’ names, where they are graduating from and what they will be doing next. We need all information by Wednesday May 9 Email to lpodolsky@cbitoledo.org
Yahrzeit Notices
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Events …………………………………………………...………….. Shavuot Service Schedule
Saturday evening, May 19 See Details on Front Cover
Sunday May 20 Shavuot 1st Day
Monday May 21 Shavuot 2nd Day
9:30 a.m. Service Mincha after Kiddush
9:30 a.m. Service 11:00 a.m. Yizkor Mincha after Kiddush
Saturday, May 19, 2018 9:30 a.m. This Shabbat, we honor the tradition of covering our heads when we read the Torah, by asking the women of our Congregation to dust off and wear their most beautiful hat! Our female congregants will be in high style as we complete the counting of the 49th day of the Omer. With a festive flourish, we will anticipate the arrival of Shavuot & our receiving of the Torah.
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Report of the CBI Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee is tasked with nominating first term trustees as well as re-nominating trustees completing their first terms. Additionally, the committee nominates first term officers and re-nominates continuing officers. Trustees are eligible for two (2) three year terms and officers are eligible for five (5) one year terms.
Below is the slate of officers and trustees for Congregation Year 2018-2019 Officers for a One Year Term Bennet Romanoff Ian Katz Mindy Slutsky Jerry Russell Fran Weinblatt Robert Kripke
President Vice President for Administration Vice President for Youth Activities Vice President for Ritual Affairs Secretary Treasurer
Trustees for a Three Year Term Ending in 2021 Judy Scheinbach Stuart Goldberg Cathy Sperling Greg Davis
First Term Second Term First Term Second Term
Trustees for a Three Year Term Ending in 2020 Jack Katz Eric Lauber Carol Richman Holley LaPlante
First Term First Term First Term First Term
Trustees completing a Three Year Term Ending in 2019 Michael Leizerman Helen Michaels Lannie Katzman Miriam Beckerman
First Term First Term First Term First Term
Outgoing Trustees Terms Ending 2018 Bruce Post Jill Kripke Gabrielle Mallin
Nominating Committee Chair: Jeff Bauer Committee Members: Anne Bauer, Fagie Benstein, Ellen Federman, Bob Kripke, Carol Richman, Fran Weinblatt
SAVE the DATE
Congregation B’nai Israel
11:00 a.m. Annual Meeting 12:00 p.m. Family Cookout Lunch
Please RSVP to the office by Friday June 2, 2017 6
Events …………………………………………………...………….
Save the Date!
October 19-21, 2018
Congregation B’nai Israel WOMEN’S WEEKEND: A TIME TO RECHARGE CBI women of ALL ages, come join your CBI friends for an affordable weekend of: Music, Dance, Art, Nature, Reflection, Prayer, Study, Wonderful food, Entertainment We will be staying in the serene setting at the Retreat Center located on the campus of Lourdes University in Sylvania. Please contact Miriam Beckerman (mesb@bex.net) or Cathy Sperling (sperlingcathy@gmail.com) if you would like to be involved in planning a workshop or activity for the weekend. Stay tuned for more details in next month's Bulletin
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David S. Stone Religious School ……….……………………. The 2017-18 David S. Stone Religious School Year is Wrapping Up The 2017-18 school year at David S. Stone is wrapping up. We had a fabulous year with all of our incredible students and staff. I want to thank all of our dedicated teacher aides: Carolyn Glasser, Jeremy Davis, Quinn Murphy, Madison Smith, Sam Richards, Asher Kripke, Emmie Brody, Ian Mahoney, and Lila Goldman. They have chosen to stay active in our school as mentor s to all of our students. Their dedication to our school is wonderful. Special thanks to our fabulous teachers: Hazzan Ivor Lichterman, Rabbi Evan Rubin, Paulette Sherline, Hope Davis, Gina Black, Megan Van Dyke and Peter Silverman. Their wor k with our students is a labor of love. Our continued collaboration with Etz Chayim has been fantastic for all involved. It is great to be working together for our children. The model seder held at Etz Chayim was a remarkable success. Thank you to Rabbi Evan Rubin and Hazzan Ivor Lichterman for leading the seder and to Nancy Jacobson for making all the arrangements. We hope to see everyone at the Religious School End of Year Shabbat Program and Teacher Appreciation on Saturday May 5.
Kim Brody, Principal
Haley Smith and Adam Davis read poems at the Community Yom HaShoah program
David S. Stone Religious School Calendar May 2018 Wednesday
5/2
RS 4:30-6:00 p.m.
Saturday
5/5
Religious School End of Year Shabbat & Teacher Appreciation
Sunday
5/6
RS 9:30-12:00 p.m. 8
David S. Stone Religious School ……….…………………….
Passover crafts with our Pre-school class
David S. Stone Religious School Model Seder
BITUSY and Kadima Ages 6th– 12th Grade
BITUSY Closing Event & Elections Sunday, May 6th
Yom HaZikaron 2018
12:00 p.m.
All USY and Kadima kids are invited!
Zikaron Learning Project
A tribute to Israeli fallen soldiers and victims of terror Our Israel partnership committee in the Western Galilee has created a website with the names, stories and pictures of fallen soldiers from that region. They have invited everyone to post a comment on any of the personal stories, and they will make sure to send that message to the family of that fallen soldier. You need to log in to post a comment. The comment can be by text or uploading an image (such as a child’s drawing or a video) saying something to the bereaved family. Our religious school students, grades 7-9, participated in this during class, under the direction of Peter Silverman.
Mordechai Iluz
Please go to the website, where you can leave your own tributes to fallen soldiers.
http:// p2gwg1.wixsite.com/ zikaron-learning/forum/ fallen-soldiers
I am a Sunday school student in Toledo, Ohio. May his memory be for a blessing. It is extremely brave of him to volunteer for the most one of the most important wars in Israel’s history, and sacrifice his life for Israel’s safety. People like Mordechai’s enthusiasm for Israel and zionism, encourage me to be an outspoken supporter of Israel and a strong zionist. Lucas Podolsky, Grade 9 9
Welcome New Members…………………………………… Curtis Mae Jones I am often asked why I converted to Judaism. It was not a spur of the moment decision. I was a devout Catholic, but became increasingly disillusioned with the faith. A still, small voice within me said, “There has to be something more.” As a result, I left the Catholic Church. Over the course of many years, I worshiped in Protestant churches in each city we relocated to in order to find the right place. When I questioned what they believed, I was shunned and not accepted. This became extremely emotionally painful. After attending and being rebuffed at a Messianic group, I decided to remain at home. I did not know what I was seeking, but I just knew the places I visited did not have it.
In 2013, a year after my husband passed, I was introduced to a non-Jewish woman who read Torah. She had extensive knowledge of Jewish history and practices. Again, not knowing exactly what I was looking for, my hunt began with synagogues. I visited the Traditional and Reform on Shabbat, and Talmud classes during the week. I did not find peace during these visits. Next, I visited a Conservative synagogue called Beth Abraham in Dayton, Ohio. I was greeted with a warm welcome. In hindsight, it was like a divine appointment. I felt a sense of belonging and the peace I had been seeking. Over the years, I believe that I was being led to Judaism and the Torah. I converted because I was seeking truth, which G-d gave to Moses in the Torah. Despite the emotionally painful journey I travelled over the course of 41 years, it was worth my persistence of being true to myself, and listening to that “still small voice”.
Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo’s
SIMCHA TREE
Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month Program Kudos to Eric Chase for sharing his journey with the group of Sunday School students and parents. Eric's story of dealing with mental illness held the audience captive. His honesty and courage is an inspiration to all. He encouraged all to participate in NAMI Walk on May 12 at UTMC campus. Eric Chase, is a local media personality and mental health advocate who shared his exEric Chase with Megan Miller perience with our community and Rhoda Miller students and parents. He shared information about the stigma of mental illness and coping mechanisms he has found helpful. Renee Stack, school counselor for Sylvania Schools spoke to our younger students and parents about coping skills. The program was insightful and had a lot of great advice for all who attended. The program was our rescheduled Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month Program. 10
The following leaf has recently been added to the B’nai Israel Simcha Tree: IN HONOR OF THE BAR MITZVAH OF
CHASE JAYDEN KRIPKE
MARCH 17, 2018 1-2 NISAN 5778 PARASHAT TZAV Gift of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class of 2017/2018
Leaves – $100.00 Donation Stones - $1,000.00 Donation
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May Yahrzeits………………………………………………...
CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL STAFF Ivor Lichterman .......................................... Hazzan ilichterman@cbitoledo.org Howard Rosenbaum ................... Minyan Leader Kim Brody ................... Religious School Principal kbrody@cbitoledo.org Chuck Traugott .......... Synagogue Administrator ctraugott@cbitoledo.org Rhoda Miller Community Outreach Coordinator rmiller@cbitoledo.org Leslie Podolsky... Communications Coordinator lpodolsky@cbitoledo.org Megan Miller .................................. Youth Director meganbrookemiller@gmail.com
Cindy Robertson .................... Sisterhood 2.0 Rep cmurphy311@yahoo.com Emmie Brody……………………... USY President
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President…………………………………….Howard Rosenberg Vice President of Administration………...Bennett Romanoff Vice President of Ritual Affairs…………………….Greg Davis Vice President of Youth Activities……………..Mindy Slutsky Secretary………………………………………….Fran Weinblatt Treasurer……………………………………..Stephen Goldberg Past President………………………………………….Jeff Bauer BOARD OF TRUSTEES Stuart Goldberg, Ian Katz, Lannie Katzman, Bobby Kripke, Jill Kripke, Eric Lauber, Michael Leizerman, Helen Michaels, Bruce Post, Carol Richman, Judy Scheinbach HONORARY TRUSTEES Phyllis Diamond, Howard Rosenbaum www.cbitoledo.org
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Contributions ………………………………………………….. Minimum/Mitzvah Contributions are $10.00 Please note: More generous contributions will be indicated in the following ways: * denotes B’nai Mitzvah $13.00 ** denotes Chai $18.00 *** denotes Silver $25.00 **** denotes double Chai $36.00 A box denotes Gold $50.00 A bold box denotes Diamond $100.00+ All contributions listed are before April 16, 2018
Shabbat Prayer Book Etz Hayim Bible Tree of Life Leaf Tree of Life Stone Memorial Plaque
BUILDING BEAUTIFICATION FUND
In Memory of
Cynthia Friedes Stanley Linver and Family
Yahrzeit
William Schroeder Richard Schroeder
HARRIS WILLIAMS FUND
Yahrzeit
Freida Williams David and Debbie Perlmutter** Ralph Harris Sheldon Harris
CAMP RAMAH FUND HARRY GOMETZ FUND
Yahrzeit
Florence Lenenberg Rene' Levy**
CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Honor of
Hazzan Lichterman, Honorary Doctorate Betty Benjamin Jack and Angela Katz*** Sheryl and Josh Gold** Eleanor Golding** Richard Schroeder Gail and Lee Kwait** Harriet and Marty Davis** Jim Sack's Bar Mitzvah Anniversary Randy Katz and Laurie Levison*** Jim Sack's Bar Mitzvah Anniversary Barry, Lisa, Stevie and Benny Rosen
In Memory of
Dorothy Kuhn Arlene Brookenthal
Yahrzeit
Charles Rubin, beloved Father Merv and Marlene Russell* Mollie Schall Green Jan Steinberg & Family*** Vernon Petler Chuck & Brett Petler*** Doloris Smirin Sheryl and Josh Gold, Larry and Laura Smirin
Eli Dorf
Yahrzeit
Michael and Sarna Dorf*** Abraham Katzman Lannie and Roanne Katzman*** HELEN FINK BURKE FUND
Yahrzeit
Howard Erd Judy Erd*
$65.00 $100.00 $100.00 $1000.00 $500.00
SHERWIN AND NAOMI KRIPKE FUND
In Honor of
Jim Sack's Bar Mitzvah Anniversary Dick and Alix Greenblatt Chase Kripke, Bar Mitzvah Nan and Ira Theodore
In Memory of
Shosh Reiss Rhoda Miller* Pinky Bromberg Jim and Ina Tuschman** Erv Lichtenstein Joanie and Larry Kripke****
Yahrzeit
George Shopneck Jill Moreau*
KEZUR LIBRARY FUND
In Memory of
Cynthia Friedes Esther Kezur and Harvey Malone
HIDDUR FUND
In Honor of
Jennifer Zaurov, Graduation from University of Toledo Marilyn Reinstein Jim Sack's Bar Mitzvah Anniversary Diane and Jim Perlman Lil and Dave Perlman Arlene and Jerry Russel
In Memory of
Cynthia Friedes Howard and Ann Rosenberg*** Linda Penkower Arnie and Marlene Remer
Yahrzeit
Yakov Tenzer Rina Miklin** Morris Siegman, Beloved Father Jerry and Arlene Russell** Alice Bogart Sue Wilson**
Marlene Weisman Ira Weisman & Family 13
Yahrzeit
Norman Perlmutter David and Debbie Perlmutter**
MARIAN AND STANLEY OBERLIN FUND
Yahrzeit Ralph Oberlin Jeff and Lorrie Daube, Dani, Sergio, Ryan and Andi RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
In Honor of Jim Sack's Bar Mitzvah Anniversary Sharon and Yakov Lapitsky In Appreciation Jason and Courtney Levine
Contributions………………………………………………………. TRIBUTE FUND
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
In Memory of
Cynthia Friedes Jeremy, Stephan, and Lali Lublin** Claire Fersct Brenner** Brenda Kunkel Wayne Starr Rhoda Miller**
Yahrzeit
Sam Russell Dr. Corey Russell*** Elsie Winter The Winter and Vrudny Families** BOBBI AND AMY ROSENBLOOM FUND
Yahrzeit
Irwin "Irky" Rosenbloom Rochelle Russell*** SUMMER YOUTH FUND
In Honor of
Hazzan Lichterman, Honorary Doctorate Judy Gersz****
Yahrzeit Miriam Wexler Sandy Wexler and Stuart Dunn, Chuck Wexler & Family
In Honor of
Bonnie Ross, Speedy Recovery Arlene, Jim, Vicki & Jeff Rose, Liz Schulz***
In Memory of
Linda Penkower Sue Wilson Jim and Diane Perlman Jay Post Sue Wilson
Yahrzeit
Joan Katz Nora Romanoff and Eli Abramson*** Herbert Walkin, Dear Brother Saundra Yaffe* Jennie Albert Larry Albert Julius Swolsky Jeff and Sherry Phillips and Elaine Aubin* Leo Tauber The Tauber and Aiken Families*** Ethel Skolnick Bette Raymond*** Jeannette Kohler Zale and Shirley Kohler*** Ben Albert Marvin Karp Elaine Levey
TRIBUTE FUND
Yahrzeit
Seymour Cohen, beloved Father and Grandfather Sandy and Chuck Traugott and Family** Vernon Petler Ellen and Gary Petler** Sheldon Frankel Jon and Niki Frankel Ervine Frankel Jon and Niki Frankel
WASSERSTROM CHAPEL FUND
Yahrzeit Philip Wasserstrom Adele Wasserstrom YOUTH ACTIVITIES FUND
In Honor of
Chase Kripke, Bar Mitzvah Barb and Joel Fogel**
Yahrzeit
Jeannette Kohler Margie Kohler***
Hazzan Lichterman’s Celebration Kiddush Luncheon on Saturday, April 21, 2018 All Kiddush Sponsors (as of April 20, 2018)
Platinum Anne and Jeff Bauer Linda and Joel Beren Bill and Luann Garber Curtis Mae Jones Matt, Jill, Sari, Asher and Chase Kripke Bill and Carol Richman Temple Shomer Emunim
Gold Jan Katz Karen Lieberman and Steve Kupper Stan and Sheila Odesky Eli Abramson and Nora Romanoff Howard and Ann Rosenberg Judy and David Weinberg Jim Wilson
Double Chai
Silver
Miriam Beckerman Ian and Christina Katz Hindea and Allen Markowicz Hedva and Buz Romanoff Arlene and Jerry Russell Michael and Rita White
Chai
Silver Alice Applebaum Fagie and Eli Benstein Helen Boxenbaum Shirley Gerber Jerry and Ruth Gold Tom and Shelley Helberg Inge Horowitz Lannie and Roanne Katzman Shirley and Zale Kohler Jerry Lacker Selma Master 14
Arnie and Marlene Remer Cathy and Steve Sperling Fran and Chuck Weinblatt Sue Wilson
Sue Ann Hochberg Jack and Diana Lipszyc Rhoda Miller and Family Michael and Leslie Podolsky Howard and Karen Rosenbaum Bonnie Ross Sanford and Sharon Stein Chuck and Sandy Traugott Bob and Lynne Wengrow
Mitzvah
Esther Kezur and Harvey Malone
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9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. or call Roanne Katzman for appt. 419-882-2111
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9:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m.
Sunday:
9:30 a.m.
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