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Chaeli Abigail Spivack, daughter of Marcie and Brent Spivack, will become a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, May 28, at Beth El. Chaeli is a seventh-grade Honor Roll student at Millard North Middle School. Her interests include anime and manga. She has two brothers, Jacob and Ethan. Grandmother is Shirley Spivack.

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AbbyRose Vann-Cohn, daughter of Leslie Vann and Barry Cohn, will become a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, May 21, at Temple Israel. AbbyRose is a seventh-grade Honor student at Westside Middle School. She was selected to participate in The National Honors Society and received The President's Award for Academic Excellence in recognition of "Outstanding Academic Excellence." Her interests include softball, swimming, art and singing. She is looking forward to being part of Center Stage Show Choir in the Fall. For her mitzvah project, AbbyRose did a "Mitzvah Project Bucket List". She made a list of acts of kindness and did them. For instance, she put to-

Local WWii Liberator honored

on may 6 opening ceremonies for the international Dressage competition held at the century Link center honored our military. among those recognized was our local liberator, Roy Long.

LeTTeR To The eDiToR Dear Editor, I'm sorry some people won’t be attending the gala celebrating Rabbi Aryeh and Elyce Azriel next month because it's on a Saturday and sundown won’t take place until 9:30 p.m. This is an event for a reform rabbi and most members of Temple Israel don’t share these views. Personally I wish my husband and I could be there but we live in Sun City, AZ now and can’t make the trip. Rabbi Azriel and I have always had a very close relationship. Since I worked at the phone company (the old Northwestern Bell) he asked me to get an easy telephone number for him. He still has that number and the last four digits are used in his cell phone. Linda Smith Sun City, AZ

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gether 300 goodie bags for the Omaha Police Department North and South Precincts for Valentines day. She also donated Valentine crafts, stuffed animals, and activity books along with many boxes of cards to the Children's Hospital so the children could participate in Valentine's Day, too. AbbyRose made bandanas for black coated dogs and cats, gathered up leashes/collars and towels from friends and family and gave them to the Humane Society. She also donated food items and clothing to Jewish Family Services, just to name a few. She has a sister, Zoe Vann and a brother, Michael Vann Grandparents are Barbara Day Jackson and Dr. Steven A. Schwid, Sylvia “Babe” Cohn and the late Jerome Cohn, and Surrogate Grandfather the late Ernest B. Wintroub. Great-grandgrandparents are The Honorable Judge William A. and Gertrude Day, Sr. Harry and Dorothy Schwid, Isadore and Rose Blumkin, and Henry and Nettie Cohn.

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Esther Pittelman Wax passed away on May 14 at the age of 82. Services were held on May 18 at Beth El Synagogue. She was preceded in death by her parents Hyman and Mae Pittelman, sister-in-law, Ann Pittelman. She is survived by her husband, James Wax; son and daughter-in-law, Chaim and Rivka Wax, daughter, Marcy Irwin, daughters and sons-in-law, Karen and Donald Cain, and Julie and David Stein; 15 grandchildren; brother, Ted Pittelman; and other loving relatives and friends. Memorials may be made to Beth El Synagogue, 14506 California St., Omaha, NE 68154 or Rose Blumkin Jewish Home.

sTanLey J. “JeRRy” WoLpa

Stanley J. "Jerry" Wolpa passed away on May 12 at age 84. Services were held May 15 at Beth El Cemetery Chapel, 84th & “L” St., with Rabbi Abraham officiating. He was preceded in death by his son, Scott Alan Wolpa; grandson, Scot Alexander Elwood; and stepdaughter, Deborah Leigh Gilmore. He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Barbara J. Wolpa; daughters and sons-in-law, Cynthia Lea and Lawrence J. Korenman, Lori Jane and Patrick C. Elwood, and daughter, Leslie D. Wolpa; stepdaughter, Suzanne Babb; grandchildren: Jamison T. and Tracy Hochster, Audra L. and Jacques Ohayon, and Rachel Elwood; great-grandchildren: Eliyahu, Ezra, and Erica Ohayon.

cLaRificaTions

The May 13 article about The Volunteer of the Year for the Center for Jewish Life honored all members of the Financial Aid Committee. While the committee is made up of 13 members, all names are confidential with the exception of the committee chair. The award will be accepted on the behalf of the committee by current chair Dorothy Spizman.

The photograph of Sam Fried that was published with his obituary in the April 23 edition was provided to us previously by Sam himself. We have since learned the photo was taken by Julianne Dunn Herzog.

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