Participate in person or visit ihcindy.org/online for Zoom info.
Services, unless otherwise noted, will be live streamed at ihcindy.org/streaming.
INDIANAPOLIS HEBREW CONGREGATION
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation (IHC) is an inclusive Jewish community where all congregants matter, are inspired to action through Jewish values, and experience Judaism in a meaningful way.
Celebrating “b’tzelem Elohim” and Ga’avah
By Rabbi Jordana Chernow-Reader
Last summer I participated in the Indy Pride Parade for the first time. Although I have wanted to walk in the Pride Parade previously, this was the first time I was able to . I was excited not only to participate in it as an individual, but also to be part of the Jewish community marching in it together.
As Rabbi Victor Appel wrote: “Reform Judaism has a long and proud history of working for the full inclusion and affirmation of LGBTQ+ people in Jewish life and for their full civil rights. As Reform Jews, we are guided by the belief that all human beings are created b’tzelem Elohim (in the Divine image). As it says in Genesis 1:27, ‘And God created humans in God’s own image, in the image of God, God created them; male and female God created them.’ Rabbi David Saperstein, director emeritus of the Religious Action Center, said: ‘Regardless of context, discrimination against any person arising from apathy, insensitivity, ignorance, fear, or hatred is inconsistent with our fundamental beliefs. We oppose discrimination against all LGBTQIA+ individuals, for the stamp of the Divine is present in each and every one of us.’”
In keeping with many years of IHC’s tradition and the ideology of the Reform Movement, I am thrilled that we will be participating in the Indy Pride Parade again. In a time that I know has been difficult for members of the LGBTQIA+ community, I am especially proud to be marching in it together. About IHC’s participation in the Indy Pride Parade, IHC Board Member and head of the Ga’avah (Pride) Circle, Carly Traynor said: “It means so much to see members of the IHC community who are straight and cisgender walk alongside those of us who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. It creates a wonderful sense of unity and affirms that queer and trans Jews are an important part of the fabric of IHC.”
In support of the LGBTQIA+ community, IHC will feature a guest speaker during Shabbat Services on June 13. Our guest speaker will be Angie Tarr, the training and outreach manager for Indiana Youth Group (IYG). Ms. Tarr is an excellent speaker who has taught several sessions for the JLP parents. In each of Ms. Tarr’s sessions, I learned a lot from her, especially about ways to support LBGTQIA+ youth. Ms Tarr will speak about the experiences of the LGBTQIA+ community in recent months, and how to be allies to support members of this community. We will once again begin our Shabbat celebration with an opportunity to write in messages of love.
On Saturday, June 14, the IHC and Jewish community will be marching in the Indy Pride Parade. We will be publicizing details about how to sign up to march together and how to order IHC Pride t-shirts soon. I hope you will be able to join us for this special Shabbat service and/or to march in the Indy Pride Parade.
Especially in a year that has been challenging for many, I am proud of our celebration and support of the LBGTQIA+ community and Pride Shabbat. Last year the Pride Parade was filled with rainbows, joy, and love, and I hope this year it will be too. In the weeks and months ahead, I hope we all have more opportunities to celebrate love, focus on joy, and find hope together.
GA’AVAH
PRAYERS & BLESSINGS FOR PRIDE
From the book
Submitted by Carly Traynor
Mishkan Ga’avah: Where Pride Dwells by
Rabbi Denise L. Eger
A BLESSING FOR PRIDE A PRAYER FOR STRAIGHT FAMILY AND FRIENDS ON PRIDE SHABBAT
M’kor hachayim, Source of life, You have blessed each of us with Your spirit. In Your wisdom, You have made each of us a unique treasure. Ma’yan chayeinu, Wellspring of our lives, cause us to flow with courage, strength, and compassion to live our stories openly, proudly, and joyfully.
Sh’chinah shel ahavah, Presence of love, You embrace us with Your love. May we embrace ourselves, our partners, our lovers, our friends, our children, our dear ones with the power of Your ahavah rabah, Your unending, boundless love.
Ru’ach hashalom, Spirit of peace and wholeness, open our eyes to the gifts and blessings we offer and receive from each other; open our hearts to welcome each other fully and truly; open our hands to embrace, to support, to lift each other, b’gilah b’rinah uv’rei’ut — with joy, with song, and with deep friendship.
Today, as we celebrate renewal, Pride, and community, let us walk together with strength, compassion, and love.
N’vareich et Ma’yan chayeinu asher t’kadesh ut’samei’ach otanu.
We bless You, Wellspring of our lives; may You fill us with joy and sanctity.
— By Rabbi Joshua Zlochower, Rabbi
Erica Steelman, and Dr. Gloria Becker, 2019
Rock of strength, Shield of our ancestors, let us walk a path of justice and truth. We pray this day for our straight family and friends who stand with us in this struggle for love, acceptance, and equality. Let each of them be blessed with Your love and courage to face another day. Grant to our family and friends the inner fortitude to challenge homophobia and address the oppression of transgender people where they work and play. May they always be honest about our lives and their lives. Let us turn in love toward each other just as the prophet Malachi has taught, “May the hearts of the parents be turned toward the children and the children towards their parents” (3: 24). Then on that day of reconciliation, rejoicing will be heard throughout the land and Your truth, O Eternal One, in our hearts.
V’nomar: amein. And let us say: Amen.
— By Rabbi Denise L. Eger, 2006
Confirmation
By Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro
In 19 century Germany, at the start of the newly created Confirmation life-cycle event in the Reform movement, the ceremony for teens was placed at the holiday of Shavuot. The holiday’s celebration of the receiving th of Torah was an appropriate connection to young people at the cusp of adulthood making their personal connection to the receiving of Torah. IHC, too, for over 100 years, has been celebrating Confirmation connected to Shavuot. However, in the past decades, scheduling has become challenging. Our students now come from different schools with different exam schedules and camps that start at different times.
As Shavuot can fluctuate between early May and mid-June, we, like many congregations in areas where public schools do not continue into June, faced challenges.
So, our clergy considered how we could make a relevant connection for the kids and still honor what Confirmation is all about. The answer was written on the walls of our sanctuary, literally. On the southern wall of our sanctuary and on the doors of the ark, we have “Kadosh” and “K’doshim T’hiyu” (“Holy” and “You shall be Holy”). This is at the core of who we are as a people and as a congregation. There is no better choice to connect our students to Torah and to our congregation than to explore “K’doshim” (the Torah portion with the Holiness Code) that is reflected in our congregation’s holy space.
Thus, this year, we began our change of focus to exploring the Holiness Code and what it means to be “holy” for each of our students. [Our Confirmation service, at IHC, will now be held on the shabbat in which we read “K’doshim.”]
We hope that you will join us on Friday, May 9, during our Shabbat evening service to celebrate our confirmation students and to hear from them about what is “kadosh” (holy). You will be able to read more about their reflections on what they believe (based on the Edward Murrow radio program on NPR in the 1950s). We have included a sentence from each of their writings below. You will also be able to walk through a display of items that are a reflection of what our students find holy in their lives. We are so proud of our student’s commitment to their Jewish education and their desire to explore who they have been as a Jew, where they are now, and where they hope they will be.
Honoring the Confirmands with the YES Fund
This year’s Confirmation class will be recognized at Shabbat services Friday, May 9. Honor their accomplishments with a contribution to the Sisterhood YES Fund. All Confirmands will receive a handwritten note acknowledging your contribution.
Make your gift online at confirmands, or download the form and send it with your check by May 5 to IHC Sisterhood YES Fund, 6501 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Questions? Contact Andrea Pactor, YES Fund Chair, at apactor@gmail.com
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Confirmation 2025
In Their Own Words
When we take the time to encourage a friend, support a neighbor, or even smile at a stranger, we create ripples of kindness that extend far beyond what we c
Being Jewish helps me think deeper and find ideas and beliefs internally and externally
“ When I am praying and helping teach kids, it is a great way to keep me connected to God
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I am firmly convinced that free will is the very foundation of all existence, including the core of Judaism.”
This alignment between my sport and my religion has made me a better player and a more devout and disciplined individual, and athlete.”
GUCI has made me closer to my religion and along the way, I have met my best friends and had the best six summers of my life.” “
In Judaism you gradually gain responsibility, with everything from Consecration to becoming a bar mitzvah and having the responsibility of a Jewish adult, to Confirmation, where I am now reflecting on who I was as a Jew back then and who I am now, taking more responsibility in becoming a leader in my Jewish community.”
I believe in the Torah, which not just documents of the past, but gives us information and lessons to learn from it.”
My personality, my humor, my entire perspective on life, it is all shaped in my being Jewish.”
People may try to shut down what you believe, but stay true to yourself and be confident in what you believe in.”
One of the lessons of Judaism is being able to help one another and when we help each other, the world is a brighter place.”
Learn More
If you would like to find out more about our Confirmation course of study and the connections to ‘K’doshim’, please be in touch with Rabbi Shapiro.
The 2025 Confirmation Class participated in Shabbat at Central Park while on their Confirmation Trip to New York.
UPCOMING SHABBATOT
MAY/JUNE
Friday, May 2 at 6 p.m. Family Shabbat
Sign up at bit.ly/familyshabbat_may2
This service is perfect for our families with elementary-aged children and will take place in the Chapel. There will be pizza, snacks, and board games for all in the YAC after services!
Friday, May 23 at 6:15 p.m.
Home-Hosted Shabbat (Off-site)
Special Shabbatot supported by IHC Sisterhood.
Friday, May 9 at 6:15 p.m. Confirmation Shabbat
Join us as we celebrate our youth’s individual and group affirmation of commitment to the Jewish people.
PRIDE SHABBAT
Friday, May 16 at 6:15 p.m. Olam Shabbat
Join us as we gather to experience Olam Shabbat, a new service with familiar melodies. Using visual t’fillah slides and exciting instrumentation, we will explore our Shabbat liturgy as one community. All are welcome.
Sign up to host or attend at: bit.ly/2025-homehostedshabbat-hosts bit.ly/2025-homehostedshabbat-attendee
Join us for our next Home Hosted Shabbat and celebrate Shabbat in a different way with the IHC Community. The service is followed by Shabbat dinners in members’ homes. This is a fabulous way to spend time with friends, make new ones and enjoy Shabbat dinners in small groups.
Friday, June 13 at 6:15 p.m. Pride Shabbat
Come to services for Pride Shabbat at IHC, featuring a guest speaker from IYG, decorate the parking lot with chalk, and enjoy some nosh at Oneg! Ga’avah is hosting Oneg for Pride Shabbat.
Friday, July 18
Shabbat in the Park
Gather with your IHC clergy and community at the Carmel Gazebo! Pack a dinner, bring a chair or a picnic blanket for a lovely summer evening spent with one another celebrating Shabbat outdoors.
UPCOMING EVENTS
DATES TO KNOW
Jewish Book Club – My Own Words by Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Tuesday, May 13 at 12 p.m.
The Jewish Book Club is a great way for book lovers to enjoy getting to know each other through lively discussion about great books with Jewish and literary value. My Own Words by Ruth Bader Ginsburg — A comprehensive look inside her brilliantly analytical, entertainingly wry mind, revealing the fascinating life of one of our generation's most influential voices in both law and public opinion. Email Evelyn Pockrass for more information and to join.
Annual Meeting
Sunday, May 18 at 4:30 p.m. via Zoom
Mark your calendars for the IHC Annual Meeting on May 18. The meeting will be online only. Visit ihcindy.org/annualmeeting for an agenda and the Zoom link.
Grief Support Group
Thursday, May 22 at 6 p.m.
Join Cantor Aviva Marer and Clinical Psychologist Tami Krichiver in a warm, confidential environment to comfort one another, share our pain, reflect on loss, or simply observe, and listen.
Shavuot Yizkor & Festival Service
Monday, June 2 at 10:30 a.m.
Shavuot is a holiday that focuses on celebrating Torah, learning, and choosing Judaism. This festival service will include a traditional Yizkor memorial service.
Honoring Rabbi Jonathan Stein, z”l
Kabbalat Shabbat, Friday, June 6 at 6:15 p.m.
Join us as we honor Rabbi Jonathan Stein, z”l at Kabbalat Shabbat on Friday, June 6 at 6:15 p.m. Shabbat services will feature Susan Stein as a guest speaker and we will share memories of the legacy of Rabbi Stein, z”l. There will be a special Oneg Shabbat following the services.
Check out our calendar for more information about events:
MAHJONGG MAVENS
What began as a game embraced by Jewish women in the vibrant melting pot of New York City continued to thrive in the resorts of Upstate New York, and is now flourishing within Jewish communities across the nation. Mahjongg provides an opportunity for women to come together for play, camaraderie, and joy. Although the game originated in China, Jewish women have adapted it and made it our own. The IHC Mahjongg Mavens group has been playing together for years, and new players are always welcome to join in this cherished tradition passed down through generations — a unique form of L’dor V’dor.
NEXT OPPORTUNITIES:
Fridays at 10 a.m. or 2:30 p.m. Visit ihcindy.org/calendar for more details.
PARENT — BABY GROUP
We had another great Community Parent –Baby playdate! A special thank you to Ms. Eileen from Gymboree Play & Music, Carmel for joining us! The group enjoyed mirror time, noise makers, and Gymbo!
NEXT OPPORTUNITIES: JCC Campus
Sunday, May 4, 10 a.m. for Earth Day at the J! Register at jccindy.org/earth-day Sunday, June 8, 11 a.m. for a Pool Party! Register at bit.ly/parentbabyjune
MAY 1
Eric Douglas Bulloff
Dorothy Ann
Rothausen Gitlin
Esther Danenberg
Graybush Richman
Louis Jaffe
Thomas Hume
McCormack
James Moody
Milton Tavel
Leyb Voldman
MAY 2
Walter Cardwell
Ruth Efroymson
Albert Eichenberg
Shirley Gotthelf
Robert Johnson
Ralph E. Kaplan
Charles William Kaufman
Marilyn Joyce Millman
Harry Redish
Rae Resnick
Irene Schwartz
Helen Siegel
Ruell Wade Wattam
Ralph Wohlmuth
MAY 3
Maxwell Abramson
Fan Blickman
Louis Borinstein
Stacy Harris
Anna Kaplan
Werner Loeb
Majid Asher
Rastegar
MAY 4
Bertha Asher
Carole Barkan
Louis Bassler
Florence Bulloff
Mark Cohen
Louis Goldsmith
Theodore Grossman
James P. Leeds
Abe Miller
Lloyd Reed
Mollie Reiter
Robert Scott
Clare Stevens
Alan Bradley Yosha
MAY 5
Robert Berg
Joe Cohen
Peter Dluz
Ethel Greenberger
Jack Guttman
Ruth Kammen
Nicholas Katona
Emanuel N. Millman
Arthur Sachs
Ruth Satz
Gary Schahet
Ida Stillerman
Julia Weisz-Varga
MAY 6
Michelle Saralizabeth Dwosken
William Graff
Madelyn Lillianfeld
Imogene R. Mitchell
Sophye Lee
Pintchuck-Cohen
Helen Rome
Esther Tanner
Mary Ellen Widner
MAY 7
Ron Corn
Barbara Kushick
Esther Lisker
Kaufman
Nina Lobb
Sadie Scheinman
Miller
Steven J. Rudoff
Sofie Strauss
Melvin Weisman
MAY 8
Bessie Drescher
Jill Himelstein Dumes
Ferdinand Kahn
Dorothy Krauss
Herman Leightman
Max Nelson
MAY 9
Henry Abraham
Estelle Burnstein
Robert Mages
James Mitchell
Sally Soshnick
Gary Traynor
May Yahrzeits
MAY 10
Miriam Ackerman
Gertrude Cohen
Rose Cohen
Jennie G. Diamond
Sol Gold
Rose P. Goldberg
Leonard Koplow
Harry Loganofsky
David Mintz
Fanny Norris
Sydney Sonion
Melvin B. Stern
Abe Vilensky
MAY 11
Lena "Lee" Nahmias
Cohen
Gertrude Goldstein
Rudy Grumbacher
Irving Kaminsky
Selma R. Krichiver
Sadie VerVeer
MAY 12
Eva Greenburg
Abe Hantman
Harry Langman
Charles Logan
Gerald Maholowitz
Joseph Schahet
Steven Schreibman
Amely Silver
Adele Miller Stein
MAY 13
Hugo Cahn
Ryan Chomyn
Hannah Cohen
Edna Cohen
Renee Firestone
Hilda First
Milton Gellman
Julius H. Goldberg
Simon Goldsmith
Michael Goldstein
Jacqueline Heilbrunn
Eleanor Lane
Hilda Rockmore
MAY 14
Robert Cantor
Morris Gold
Sarah Gumbiner
Florence Hymson
Stephen Leader
Beverly Miller
Earle Peachin
Harold Stadler
Priscilla Stern
Elinor "Ellie" Tasch
MAY 15
Ida Jane Druker
Ben Gittelsohn
Hortense Goodman
Rose Katz
Lillian Koby
Geraldine Mansbach
James McKown
Della Reeder
Betty Asher Rothbard
Frances Simon
MAY 16
Martha Allen-Hulet
Harry Ancel
Jacob Cassell
Bernard Feuer
Rosalyn Helford
Harry Franklin Jacobs
Hans Rosenstock
Philip Schiff
Jon Tisius
Sam VerVeer
MAY 17
Leo Cassell
Nathan Engelberg
Joe Galbo
Rose Hantman Gould
Harry Greenwald
M. Bernie Herman
Carrie Masur Hyman
Molly Karsh
Marsha Keenan
James Klineman
Freda Lippman
Meyer Maierson
Sam Mishelow
Leon Nefouse
Clara Tanenbaum
MAY 18
William S. Deckelbaum
Elza Freiberg
Marilyn Jacobson
Jeanne Koplow
John Kouts
Richard McKown
Sydney V. Romer
Edward Rose
Samuel Leonard
Rosenblatt
Morris Satz
Molly Smalline
Carole Stark
Patrick Steen
MAY 19
Meriam Cohen
Ben Deremiah
Irene Engel
Irving Goodman
Jules S. Heisler
Frank Longo
Luna Mishelow
Jean Modiano
Ruth Rivlin
Martin Wein
Larry Weinberg
MAY 20
Bruce Gerstein
Jane Elizabeth Goldsmith
Betty Hardie
Pauline Koppel
Helaine Plaut
Sam Slivka
Jack Speyer
William Sulkin
Harry Vaprin
MAY 21
Carol Cohen
Miles Fishman
Nelly Kagan
Joseph George Mallitz
Harry Morgan
Martin Rosenthal
Clifford "Cliff"
Rubenstein
Raymond Tauber
MAY 22
Isaac Berman
Ellen B. Eichler
Mary Lou Hargis
Dave Henry
Bette Jacobs
Frances Levin
Germaine "Ger”
Mandelbaum
Miya Medalie
Gerhard Michael Oakley
Leonard Pryweller
Robert "Bob" Rubin
Beatrice Mustin
Shander
Helen Medias
Steinert
MAY 23
May Yahrzeits — May Their Memory Be for Blessing...
Gerald Arenson
Saul Herman
Shirley Jacobs
Max Kaplan
Peggy Miller
Henrietta Ruekberg
MAY 24
Roger Abelson
Paul Feltman
Seymour Fox
Mary Garman
Robert Goldberg
Sadye Katz
Miriam Marx
Moe Rosen
Sanford Rosenberg
Wendy Schornstein
Good Irvin Talesnick
JUNE 1
Arthur V. Appel
David Himm
Alexander Karsh
Frederick Killen
Shelly Miller
Bella Sonion
Robert Tanner
JUNE 2
Theresa Berman
Irving Goldberg
Frank Shepard
Harold Sussman
Jerry Yale
MAY 25
Adolph Blickman
Leanore Block
Hulda Cassell
Carl Centman
Louise Fritschle
Isadore Michael Krieger
Wolf Rosenblum
Benjamin Schuff
Marshall Seidman
MAY 26
Sarah Braunstein
Ben Goldberg
H. Maurice Kantor
Paul Levine
Doris Nesler
Dorothy "Dottie"
Newman
Joseph Parker
Caroline R. "Lindy" Rice
Lilyan "Babe" Sax
Norman Wormser
MAY 27
Ruth Feinberg
Ervin Morris Fuchs
Lillian Goldstein
Lester Hart
Ann Levenson
Scott Nahmias
Sarah Simon
Jean Weiner
MAY 28
Lawerence Blum
Alys Bassler Cantor
Caplan
Adrienne Cohen
Heinrich
Grumbacher
Jerome Hurwitz
Simon Koppelson
Florence Slutzkey
Berman Kushnarov
Bertha Lutz
Samuel Marcus
Morty Miller
Richard Perk
Jack Ridge
Rosa Schmalgrund
Emma Sue Yegge
June Yahrzeits
MAY 29
Dorothy Buchwalter
Julia Cooperman
Jules Gradison
Roger Jones
Theodore Medias
Byrdie Roven
MAY 30
Larisa Braslavskaya
Max Cohen
Richard Cook
Luverne Gillock
Dave "Butch"
Goldstein
Rebecca Klapper
Rose Klein
Elene J. Leeds
Lydia Lowenstein
Sylvia Margolis
Morris Nahmias
JUNE 3
Alan Kranowitz
Celia Miller
Gertrude Hinchliffe
Reed
David Regenstrief
Lynne Silbermann
James R. Widner
JUNE 4
Minnie Atlass
Lois Baker
Maxine Bloom
Gertrude Cohen
Celia Efroymson
Jeanette Gould
Barbara Greenberg
Rose Hays
Anna Belle Hornstein
Richard Klein
Gaetana "Gae"
Mollin
Ruth Poppe
M. G. Smith
Martin Zukof
JUNE 5
Roslyn Crandus
Maria Dohmen
David Fogle
Gert Tadman Iskow
Barbara Fisher
Nickbarg
Ruth Pryweller
Susan Rabb
Morris Paul Rossen
Rose Schahet
Morton Shapiro
Philip Zimmerman
Leonard "Lenny"
Newman
Nathan Regenstreif
Alexander Rheins
Robert Scher
Henrietta Rosenberg
Schneider
Anne Shapiro
Esmin Weinberg
MAY 31
Helen Barrett
Bruce Glazer
Simon Koester
Frederick Linkon
Julius Lurie
Evelyn Richter
Barney Segal
Laura Sirota
Carolyn Stein Polick
Louis Eli Stricker
Evelyn Claire Waldman
Lilo Wolff
JUNE 6
Minnie Cutler
Clara Goldstein
Sydney Greenstein
Louise Levine
Earl Marvin
Douglas J. Popp
Gerald Pryweller
Joseph Rabb
Julius Rosen
Tillie Speyer
Geneive Walker Yaunt
Harry Zukof
JUNE 7
Rose Greenwald
Israel Hurwitz
Christina Kouzios
Bert Schechter
June K. Seidman
Theodore Shonfield
William Stewart
Gertrude Japnick
Werner
Richard Anthony
Willis
JUNE 8
Sophia Brodsky
Kenneth E. Dorrell
Jackie Fish
Betty Fleck
Cecelia C. Frankel
Henrietta Ganser
Rachel Hurwitz
Alice Kahn
Harry Lockman
Gussie Redish
Nyla Kay Shonfield
Meyer Singer
Eva Stiasny
Bess Joseph Traugott
Albert Weiss
INDIANAPOLIS
HEBREW CONGREGATION
6501 North Meridian Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46260
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CLERGY
SENIOR RABBI
Brett Krichiver CANTOR
Aviva Marer
ASSOCIATE RABBI
Jordana Chernow-Reader
CANTOR EMERITA
Janice L. Roger
EDUCATION
DIRECTOR OF LIFELONG LEARNING
Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro
EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER DIRECTOR
Jodi Kaseff
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR
Leah Matthys
STAFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Peter Smithhisler
ACCOUNTING MANAGER
Adrienne Aronson-White
MEMBER SERVICES COORDINATOR
Shira Phillips
COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST
Sarah Brubaker
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
Beth Meade-Hession
Kendra Steele
MAINTENANCE
Gary Davis
Joyce Patterson
SECURITY
Willard Mosley
Shawn Boone
Hawaii Lee
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BOARD OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Sarah Freeman
VICE PRESIDENTS
Lorraine Ball
Eric Simons
TREASURER
Benjamin Abraham
SECRETARY
Jennifer Vigran
Immediate Past President
Mitchell Katz
Sisterhood President
Elyse Chuvales
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