April voice 2015 v2

April 2015

The Voice is published monthly. June/July are combined issues.

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Volume XXXV Number 7 Nisan/Iyyar 5775

From Rabbi Miller One of my mentors, Rabbi Larry Kushner, spent the majority of his career in the Boston area.

Upon their arrival, Rabbi Kushner and his wife bought a home and began settling down.

For more than a quarter-century they lived in that house. Like most couples, Rabbi Kushner and his wife kept a list of future home improvements. One item always remained near the bottom of the list, the dining room chandelier. The chandelier was not broken, nor was it completely hideous. It was just not what they wanted. Still, it was not a high priority. So, while the floors were varnished, walls painted, the roof repaired, and new furniture purchased, the chandelier always remained the same.

The chandelier became a talking point among the Kushner’s friends and family. Everyone poked fun at the unwanted chandelier, which they knew was never going to change.

This continued for years until a memorable visit from Rabbi Kushner’s parents. Upon entering the house, Rabbi Kushner’s father reached into his luggage and pulled out a large hammer. Curious, the rabbi asked the obvious, “Dad, why do you have that hammer?” “Because,” his father replied, “I am going to go and break that chandelier that you don’t like. It’s the only way that you are ever going to do anything about it.”

Seeing the determination in his father, and understanding the message, Rabbi Kushner agreed that the hammer would not be necessary. Using a stepladder instead, they took down the chandelier leaving only bare bulbs. THAT visual did motivate change, resulting in the purchase of a new fixture the very next day.

While we are celebrating Passover, it is a little discussed fact that our Israelite ancestors remained in slavery for four hundred years before Moses. They complained along the way – it is their cries of frustration and pain that draw God’s attention -- but at no time do the Israelites ever ask Pharaoh for freedom.

God could have easily set the Israelites free. But the Israelites themselves needed to want freedom – to break the chandelier of servitude. Only by witnessing the miraculous Ten Plagues could they begin to comprehend that there was a power greater than Pharaoh. The Ten Plagues shattered their acceptance of their place in Egypt, and opened their eyes to the potential of freedom.

We all have chandeliers on our to-do lists in life – whose existence we acknowledge, yet never do anything to change. This year, let’s celebrate our freedom with hammer and ladder. Find those things that you dislike, those things that have caused you to complain, yet remain present year after year. Take them down; break them if necessary. Free yourself from the ruts that you may be stuck in. Let a new light shine in place of your old chandelier.

L’shalom, Rabbi Adam Miller

Shabbat on the Beach

April 10th at 6:30PM

Lowdermilk Beach

Bring a beach chair

& a picnic dinner if desired.

There will be NO services at Temple on April 10th

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From Cantor Azu One of Temple Shalom’s hidden gems is our monthly Women’s Rosh Chodesh gathering. For those who have never attended, the holiday of Rosh Chodesh, which literally means “head of the month” was a reward given to the women of Israel because they refused to surrender their jewelry for the creation of the Golden Calf. Because of their righteousness, the women were exonerated from working on Rosh Chodesh. Since then Rosh Chodesh has become an especially meaningful day for Jewish women.

It has blossomed into a celebration of women and femininity. At Temple Shalom we gather together as a community to celebrate Rosh Chodesh at the beginning of the new Jewish month, joining with our foremothers as we gather to celebrate the new month and our lives as Jewish women.

Each Rosh Chodesh meeting has a different topic or theme based on a holiday surrounding it. Recently over 30 women gathered together at the Naples Botancial Garden to celebrate Tu Bishvat and the month of Shevat. We study the female perspective in Jewish text and we discuss women’s issues around the world. This past November after an article in the New York Times, we discussed the extortion practices that Orthodox women have been dealing with in order to receive a Get. Few people outside the Orthodox Jewish community have heard of the Get — the crucial document in Jewish law which a husband must sign before a divorce is finalized in the eyes of God. Without it, the wife, known as an agunah, is not allowed to marry again. If she has children, they are considered bastards. The man, however, can move on without a get, openly dating other women. Unfortunately, these men are demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars to give the Get. A variety of reasons motivate these men. Many of them are unhappy with the financial aspect of their divorce settlement, others with custody arrangements, and they use the Get as leverage in negotiations. Others hold their wives ransom, refusing to give a Get until the wife pays an outrageous sum of money. While others refuse to give a Get simply out of malice and spite.

A recent documentary, Women Unchained takes a look at what it’s like to be an agunah. Narrated by actress Mayim Bialik and shot in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles and Israel, Women Unchained includes illuminating interviews with leading women’s rights advocates, rabbis and experts. The film provides helpful historical background on the state of women’s rights in Judaism and details of “get-o-nomics” and the outlandish extortion schemes levied against some women.

Please join us on Thursday, April 16 at 5pm for this very important movie, Women Unchained. There will be a brief discussion following. All are welcome.

For more information, please contact Cantor Azu at dazu@naplestemple.org Upcoming Choir Rehearsals:

Thursday, April 16th 5:00PM Temple Shalom All are welcome Contact Cantor Azu dazu@naplestemple.org

4/16/2015 - 6:30PM 4/23/2015 - 6:30PM

If you would like to join the choir, please contact Cantor Azu: dazu@naplestemple.org

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President’s Message

by Neil Shnider

Temple Shalom has been bustling with activity all year long. The One Family initiative is going strong with new and exciting Affinity Groups being set up, new member involvement plans being developed and implemented, and an expanded ambassador initiative to make sure guests to our home are greeted with a warm welcome. Our outreach to the community has continued with many programs that Temple Shalom offers to the community and with partnerships that we have developed with other community organizations such as the Jewish Federation of Collier County and the Holocaust Museum.

We have been evaluating the various functional units of the Temple to understand how we can make sure we are meeting the needs of the membership and the community in our rapidly changing times. As the demographics change, we want to be certain that we stay contemporary from spiritual, programming, and engagement points of view. The leadership of the Temple is a very diverse group of people who are cognizant of the different needs of each segment of our membership. We are regularly evaluating the needs of our members and are working to ensure that there is something for everyone.

As we move forward into the new 2015-2016 fiscal year, we see many exciting plans progressing from the development stage to the implementation stage. Temple Shalom is gearing up to roll out the Life-time Giving Recognition program, the new Life-long Endowment program, partnering with the Community Foundation of Collier County, and the implementation of new initiatives for the youth and children of our congregation.

This is not only a great time in the life of Temple Shalom but an exciting time of change, engagement, connectivity, and enrichment. Your involvement is key to the Temple’s success. Temple Shalom is an all-inclusive organization, across all age groups and demographics. As we move forward, we will see implemented new technologies for better communication via mobile and non-mobile devices and social media. We will soon be implementing different ways members can connect with other members via technology to engage with other members and to find those with similar interests.

Your involvement in aspects of the Temple that interest you is important to us and for you to feel the excitement and energy. We invite you to contact Board members and other leaders to let them know how you want to participate in Temple life.

B’Shalom Neil Shnider, Presidet

The Annual Meeting of the Congregation of Temple Shalom will be on April 26, 2015 at 10:00AM in the Social Hall 4

April 16 - 1:30PM “The Orpahn Train

by Christine Baker Kline Facilitator: Maureen Schaab The story of the orphan trains that shipped thousands of kids out west to be adopted but often forced to work as indentured servants is woven together with that of a moder day teenage girl about to age out of the foster care system.

Sunday mornings during Religious School 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM

With Kelly Farrel In the Social Hall

Drop your kids off at Religious School and then join us for Yoga right here at the Temple!

One hour class for all levels.

Please bring your own mat.

All are welcome! $10 per person, to be paid at the door.

Membership Directory Correction David Fisher was inadvertently left off the list of Past Men’s Club Presidents. David should appear on the list between Stephen Mack and Jeffrey Marks.

Apologies to David!

Knitting & Noshing April 7th 6:30PM

Conference Room Temple Shalom

4630 Pine Ridge Road

239-455-3030

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From the Religious School Director

by Caren Plotkin

My favorite theme of the Passover story is about courage.

Imagine how the Hebrews felt as they were fleeing from Egypt and the wrath of the Pharaoh and his army. They must have been so afraid, yet, they still moved forward, continuously being encouraged by their leader, Moses, towards freedom. Then, they are forced to stop in their tracks when they reach the shore of the Red Sea. “What do we do now? Where will we go? How will be get to the other side?” Everyone is afraid, for surely they will all drown. No one is willing to take the first step into the water. Suddenly, it’s Nachshon, a prince of the tribe of Judah and the brother-in-law of Aaron, the high priest, who jumps into the swirling sea. Full of courage, he continues to go into the water, up to his knees, up to his

School is coming to an end with just four more weeks of classes.

Wed. April 1 Hebrew School Sun. April 5 No School Wed. April 8 Hebrew School Sun. April 12 Sunday School/ 1st grade program Wed. April 15 Hebrew School – Yom Hashoah Service Sun. April 19 4th grade program/5th grade program/ 6th grade to the Holocaust Museum Wed. April 22 4th graders lead T’filah Fri. April 24 Honoring our graduating Seniors/ Camp Shabbat Sun. April 26 Annual meeting/ 7th grade program Wed. April 29 3rd grade lead T’filah

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waist, up to his chest, up to his neck, still full of courage and faith, he takes another step as the water reaches his nose…And then, the sea begins to part and the Hebrews rush to the other side of the sea before Pharaoh and his men can reach them.

This is an incredible lesson about courage and believing in yourself. Sometimes we think one path is incredibly obvious to us and just when we feel we’ve hit a dead end, another path opens up for us. Like Nachshon, we have the choice to take that first step or not. Taking that first step is scary; changes are scary and the path can be exhausting and treacherous, but like Miriam and the women who sang and danced with their timbrels with encouragement – All you have to do is put that toe in the water and the rest is history!

Ron, Melissa and I wish you a Happy Passover!

Preschool on Parade

by Seyla Cohen, Preschool Director

We are very proud to announce that Temple Shalom Preschool is a finalist for the “Best of” Gulfshore Life Magazine. The winner will be announced in their May issue. This is a reflection of all the hard work and dedication of our wonderful TSP staff, children and families!

Summertime, an exceptionally warm season here in southwest Florida. Children look forward to their school vacation and parents search for constructive ways to occupy and enrich their lives during these months. A wonderful alternative to consider is Temple Shalom Preschool’s Summer Camps for children ages 2-8. Once again, Temple Shalom is offering two programs; Camp Shalom for those in the 2-4 year age range and Camp Einstein for boys and girls 5-8. Both camps offer 7 weekly sessions beginning June 8th.

As in the past, CAMP SHALOM provides a funfilled program for the younger crew including music, art, water play, science, technology, storyland and dance. New friendships are formed and social interaction, so important at this age, is sustained. A weekly theme entertains little ones making each week a new and exciting experience.

4630 Pine Ridge Rd

239.455.3227

For older kids, CAMP EINSTEIN proves a wonderful link between a carefree atmosphere and maintaining a stimulating educational environment. Parents concerned about keeping learning alive and inquisitive minds active have come to welcome this wonderful program.

Literature, science, math, reading, technology, and art are provided in a relaxed and engaging climate helping to provide continuity in education during the long summer holidays.

Students have been working hard to ready their masterpieces for display at the annual Temple Shalom Preschool Art Show scheduled to be held Thursday evening, April 30th at 6:00PM. This year, the Art Show will be exceptionally special because we are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of TSP. The growth and development over the past quarter century is astonishing. We invite our Temple Shalom family to come and celebrate TSP’s success over the years!

Camp begins June 8th Early pick-up available Flexible camp hours 7

Sisterhood News

by Sandy Stone, Sisterhood President

Sisterhood would like to wish all of you a very happy Passover and remind you that our Temple will be having a second night seder on April 4 at 6 PM. Call the Temple for reservations. This is a fun evening and we know that you will enjoy it and enjoy being together with your fellow congregants and guests.

On Tuesday, April 14th, Sisterhood invites all of you to attend our last luncheon of this season. We will have the installation of the new board and a very special performance by the Troubadours, part of the Bach Ensemble.

Fifteen troubadours will be singing contemporary songs and as a very special treat Ginny Goodman who is president of the Bach Ensemble and sings with the Temple Shalom choir will be singing a solo. Make sure that you attend this special day. Send a check made out to Sisterhood of Temple Shalom to Judi Spintman at 5895 Sonoma Ct. Naples, FL 34119. Prices are $25 for members of Sisterhood, $28 for guests and $50 for sponsors. Your check is your reservation I look forward to seeing you all there as it will be my last day as the president of the Sisterhood. I look forward to working with the new president, Debra Antzis.

Please don’t forget to always save your pop tops from your soda and soup cans. Put them in a plastic bag and bring them to Temple. The Ronald McDonald House receives them and uses the proceeds from recycling them to help all the cancer patients that stay there.

The April Book Bag is on Thursday, April 16th at 1:30PM in the Temple Library. This month’s selection is The Orphan Train by Christine Baker Kline. Our facilitator will be Maureen Schaab. This story, about the trains that shipped thousands of children out West to be adopted but often to work as no more than indentured servants, is woven in with that of a modern day teenage girl about to age out of our current foster system. As always, we are looking for recommendations for the 2015-2016 book bag selection.

See you in temple!

Tuesday, April 14, 2015, at 11:30AM The Bach Ensemble’s Troubadours Will “dazzle” guests at the Temple Shalom Sisterhood Installation Luncheon Singing some of the most fabulous show tunes you’ve heard in years!

Excerpts from Phantom of the Opera “Memory” Cole Porter’s “I Love Paris,” “Night and Day,” “In the Still of the Night” “Lullaby of Broadway,” “Tango to Evora,” “When I’m 64”, etc.

For reservations, please send checks to: JUDI SPINTMAN 5895 SONOMA CT, NAPLES 34119 Your check is your reservation SISTERHOOD MEMBERS $25, GUESTS $28, SPONSORS $50 Helen Weinfeld will be conducting the installation of new board

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Men’s Club News

by Ed Cohen, Men’s Club President

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who purchased tickets for our annual fund raising event at the Broadway Palms Dinner Theatre. An especially warm thank you to our sponsors for making the evening at the Royal Palm Dinner theater such a rousing success. Your patronage and generosity helps enable the Men’s Club to provide assistance for our Temple and our Jewish community. Thank you to Gene Katz and his committee for making this evening a very special and successful event.

Todah Rabah (Thank you) to the following sponsors: Sunshine Ace Hardware Ark Naturals – Jay Weiss Auto Europa Best Western Naples Inn and Suites Alico Enterprise Center, Industrial Estates of Naples David Braverman The Carlisle, Naples Natalie Justa and Ira, Marcy, Anna and Amy Cotton LCTi Marketplace, Insurance - Mitchell Dannenberg Gary and Lin Dworkin Private Capital Management - Michael Feldman Finemark Bank Phil and Anita Freeman Yale Freeman – Attorney-at-Law Fuller Funeral Home - Mr. Kim Borselli Neal Communities - Michael R. Greenberg Dr. Earl Gurevitch – Specialists in Urology Merrill Hassenfeld and Dr. Paula Brody Hodges Funeral Home Homer Helter – Antique and Military Mall Jewish Federation of Collier County Judson and Frances Knox Harold Lauber – RBC Wealth Management

Lighthouse Equipment - Robert Mobley Mel’s Diner Northern Trust Bank Palm Royale Cemetery, Shalom Gardens Patio Café Publix Rabbi Miller Cantor Donna Azu Dr. Tracey Roth – NCH Heart Institute Sheldon Starman, CPA – Roger Wood Hill Starman & Gustason Steamer’s Steve Roe – Allstate Insurance Treiser Collins Attorneys-at-Law - Richard Tresier Tresier Optical – Curtis Treiser Dr. Joel Waltzer – Dermatology and Dermasurgery of Naples West Coast Home Health Care Agency Nancy and Jack Wiadro Dr. Brian Wolff – Neurology Center Wynn’s Market Debbie Zvibleman – John R. Wood Properties

Mark your calendars for our annual Men’s Club dinner meeting, which will be held on April 22nd at 6:30 in the Temple Social Hall. Our guest speaker that evening will be Steve Gliner, President of the Fort Myers Miracle (Baseball).

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One Family update

by Tussy Shnider

ONE FAMILY UPDATE The One Family Initiative began functioning a little more than a year ago. We identified our goals…

1. To increase connectivity and engagement among our members 2. To build and develop relationships for old, new, and potential members 3. To create intergenerational bridges.

These goals do not mandate that our Team develop more programs, rather that we develop systems and networks to assist our members in connecting and engaging, that we create an environment conducive to connectivity and engagement. In order to accomplish this, we have integrated with existing Temple committees to develop a number of Action Initiatives. The following initiatives are either in development or have been implemented: 1. Shabbat Dinners – While the scheduling of home dinners has slowed down during Season, the leaders of this Action Group have continued collecting names and anticipate more activity after Season. The Shabbat Dinners at Temple have continued. The First Friday Dinners are intergenerational events and well received! Volunteers are needed - hosts for home Shabbat Dinners and names of those who would like to attend a dinner.

Contact: Marilyn Dano and Phil Dano psdmimi@comcast.com 239.592.5976 or Daryl Sissman dsissman@yahoo.com 305.610.0780 2. Affinity Groups – There are two main routes for identifying Temple members who share common interests: a) internet options and b) non-technology systems. A small group of our Team members are exploring internet possibilities. Volunteers needed – Technology savvy individuals who can help with the development of systems for members to share and identify interests. We also need people who are interested in developing non-technology based systems. Contact Neil Shnider: templeshalomonefamily@gmail.com 614.582.0108.

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3. Ambassadors – The name badges and storage system have been well received! Many of our members are wearing their badges when they are in the building, locating the badges in the cabinet on their arrival and replacing them in the cabinet as they leave.

We need to develop a system for identifying guests. With the use of the badges in mind, we need to increase the number of greeters on Friday evenings. Volunteers needed – Shabbat greeters. Contact Bobbie Katz: gbkatz5804@aol.com 239.353.5963.

4. Coffees held in homes in various communities where our members live. Volunteers needed – individuals to help develop a system of residential community lists. Contact: Honey Berkle honeyberkle@gmail.com 239.348.9218.

5. Providing opportunities for non-techie adults to meet with Temple kids who are technologically savvy. This intergenerational activity would generate relationships in a small group setting or on a one-to-one basis. Volunteers needed – Individuals to organize a system to identify and connect up the adults and kids. Contact Ira and Sandy Broadman irabroadman@aol.com or sandyb719@aol.com 239.529.1555.

CALL TO ACTION: We welcome the participation of all members of Temple Shalom in any of these initiatives and as members of our One Family Team.

Please contact us or the leaders named above and identify how you would like to get involved.

Neil and Tussy Shnider templeshalomonefamily@gmail.com

Scholars in Song with Josh Nelson & Neshama Carlebach A capacity crowd filled Temple Shalom on Saturday night, February 28th, to enjoy the exceptional musical talents of Josh Nelson and Neshama Carlebach. This concert was the culmination of Temple Shalom’s “Scholars in Song” weekend. Josh and Neshama joined Rabbi Miller and Cantor Azu for Friday night Shabbat services. Josh had us imagining what we might do if faced with a sea in front of us and Pharoah’s army at our backs. Neshama related heartwarming stories of her late father, Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach and her personal transition as a Jewish woman.

Shabbat morning services and Kiddush lunch were enhanced with a unique musical lesson.

The weekend culminated with a toe-tapping concert Saturday night. Afterwards, guests at the lavish dessert reception enjoyed Chef Jay Wolfson’s delicious display and lingered by candlelight to savor the spirit of the concert.

With much appreciation to Shirley & Henry Kraus for their generous support of the Scholar in Residence program.

Thank you to Paula Brody and Merrill Hassenfeld for their support.

The weekend would not be possible without the tirleless efforts of committee chair, Nancy Wiadro and her concert committee: Debra Antzis, Karen Deutsch, Estelle Price, Carol Swartz, Daivd Malakoff, Fran Nossen, Jane Friedberg and Don Shapiro. Gratitude as well to our volunteer ushers: Beth & Irv Povlow, Ginny Goodman and Michele Pelletiere.

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Purim Pictures Needed!

Please send your pictures of our unforgettable Frozen Purim to Jeanette Fischer at: jfischer@naplestemple.org I know they’re out there!

Thank you!!

You did it!

You made our Above and Beyond campaign a very successful one.

As we get ready to close the books on this fiscal year, we just want to thank each of you who heard our request

and responded.

Todah rabbah-Thank you.

Neil Shnider and Judi Palay Co chairmen

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Purim

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Going North??

Don’t forget to return your BOGO bags!

Shabbat Dinner at Temple Shalom

As you pack your suitcase, please take the opportunity to place your non-perishables in the BOGO bags and bring them to Temple.

Share a community dinner with your Temple family!

Food generously prepared and supported by Stage 62 Deli

May 1st at 5:30PM Adults $12 member / $20 non-member Children $5 member / $13 non-member RSVP to Religious School Office (239)455-2233 or ReligiousSchool@naplestemple.org

TORAH TALK Saturday, April 4th TORAH PORTION

Pesach Exodus 12:21-51 8:15 AM FOR A LIGHT BREAKFAST 8:30 AM FOR THE DISCUSSION CONFERENCE ROOM OF TEMPLE SHALOM No Charge All are welcome

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Annual Meeting and Deli Dinner

HELPING OUR TEMPLE AND COMMUNITY

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Ongoing Support for our Children’s Jewish Heritage Financial support for Religious Action Comm. trip to Washington D.C. Funded Lego Project (Jerusalem) Kiddush Cups for all B’nai Mitzvah Bowling and Pizza Day for Religious School Families Caps and gowns for graduating class Bibles for graduates Staffed barbeque for Purim Festival Provided Welcome Breakfast for Religious School Parents Supporting Our Temple and Community Funding for Shabbat Dinner Program Underwriter for Mitzvah Day “Kids Against Hunger” Program Provided breakfast for Mitzvah Day Provided funding for Camp Coleman / Israel Scholarships at Federation Donation in support of Jewish Family Services Donation in support of S.W. Florida Holocaust Museum Donation in support of Jewish War Veterans, Post 202

Annual Meeting Member

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FREE DRAWING FOR RESTAURANT GIFT CARD! JOIN US IN PLANNING FOR NEXT YEAR! Discussion of what we have done and what we hope to do Golf League Everblades Hockey Night Miracles Baseball Night Charter Fishing Trip Men’s Night Out Please contribute your ideas!

Non-Member ($10.00)

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Above &

The following have contributed (as of March 25) above and beyond regular dues by the amounts so designated.

Friend - $500; Builder $250; I/We Care– a gift above and Torah Circle Vickie & Truly Nolen

Rabbi’s Circle

Supporter

Myra & Mort Friedman

Judith & Edward Anchel

Paula Brody & Merrill Hassenfeld

Anne & Mark Rubin

Janet & Howard Solot

Stephanie & Neil Heuer Aileen & Michael Pierce Arelne & Don Shapiro

Sponsor Anonymous

Phyllis & Michael Seaman

Linda & Dan Carp

Caroline & David Goldstein

Karen & Martin Cohn

Amanda & Paul Dorio

Simone & Scott Lutgert

Daryl & David Sissman

Gail & Russell Smith

Michal Wiesler

Iris Abel

Sheila & Howard Agranat

Fran & Rob Nossen

Sandy Stone

Honey & Shelly Berkle

Ellen & Ed Wollman

Susan & Nat Ritter

Debbie & Barry Zvibleman

Mardelle & Bennett Berman

Iris Bland

Arlene & Bob Subin

Estelle & Stuart Price

Florence Chelm

Barbara & Stephen Druckman

Eileen & William Ertag

Carol & Mort Frankel

Marlene & Ed Lyons

Gracia Kuller

Judi Palay

Tussy & Neil Shnider

Lanny & Gil Rashbaum

Susan Adler

Stephen Solarsh

Nancy & Jack Wiadro

Judi & Dan Spintman

Merrylee & Joseph Kandel

Nancy G. White

Wollman, Gehrke & Solomon, PA

Debra Antzis & Chad Atkins

Barbara & Leonard Cutler

Rena & David Rutstein

Margaret & Lloyd Rauch

Mae & Morton Riefberg

Sherry & Stephen Pino

Lauren & Todd Brodie

Anonymous

Friend Nancy & Ted Brother

Nina & Michael Diamond

Rosalie & Chuck Hyman

Stan Lipp

Merlin& Harriet Lickhalter

David Dembo

Pat & Scott Newman

Bobbie & Gene Katz

Sheryl & Lee Spielman

Jennifer & Adam Miller

Helaine & Marvin Lender

Stu Warshauer

Lori & Ed Cohen

Tracy & David Ornstein

Susan & Yale Freeman

Jane & Rabbi James Perman

Jeri Hall & Ted Goldberg

Elizabeth & Sheldon Starman

Carol & Les Appel

Beth & Brian Wolff

Barry Freedman

Bonnie Bodin

Susan & Jay Weiss

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Pillar

Beyond

Torah Circle - $18,000 or above; Rabbi’s Circle-$12,000; Supporter-$5,000; Sponsor-$2,000; Pillar-$1,000; beyond your regular dues.

Builder Phyllis Barolsky

Lin & Ron Klein

Judith & Jack Kaufman

Jane Berger

Carol & Michael Levy

Beverly & Howard Moeckler

Lois & Lawrence Cohen

Beryl & Elliot Miller

Millie & James Sernovitz

Karen & Stanley Deutsch

Lyle & Gloria Rosenzweig

Jessica & Scott Shwedel

Dorismae Friedman

Gail & Mel Ufberg

Helen Weinfeld

Muriel Galinsky

Helene & Bernie Weiss

Mark Liberman

Joan Green

Paul Rosofsky

Sandy & Sid Diamond

Lenore Greenstein

Suzanne Low

Susan & Joel Pittelman

Gene Helfand

Ellen & Steven Goldberg

Myra Shapiro

Miriam & Burton Cohn

Tracey & Lawrence Albert

Ruth Halperin & David Weil

Rosalyn & Albert Katz

Mary Beth & Barry Levitz

Randi Barr

Sara & Richard Treiser

Shirley & Bob Bassin

Simone & Eric Marks

I/We Care

Marilyn & Phil Dano

Suzanne & Jonathan Gopman

Fern & Andrew Jaffe

Wendy & Joel Grossman

Donna & Steve Azu

Anastasia Blank

Amy & Rob Hunter

Lisa & Ed Mitrani

Keith Cohen

Ed Kaufman

Maxine & Harvey Brenner

Kenarette Corl

Jodi & Ryan Kuhl

Marcy Cotton

Ellie & Burton Peltz

Alicia & Matt Kelley

Mara & Tracey Dewrell

Tammy Strohl Samuel & Darren Samuel

Seyla & Barry Cohen

Debbe Faunce

Cameron & Eric Solomon

Eleanor & Gerald Bonder

Brooke Flegel

Carla & Roy Sonnenberg

Jean & Lenn Nacht

Julia Harris & Myron Freedman

Zachary Tretter

Jessie & Jeffrey Goebel

Heather & Jonathon Front

Barbara & Gerald Flagel

Jane Galler

Fredda & David Isaacson Diana & Ken Goldstein

Beth & Irv Povlow

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Contributions to Temple Shalom Showing We Care

Contributions made to the various Temple Shalom funds are wonderful ways to show your appreciation of family and friends, to celebrate happy occasions and to honor the memories of loved ones. We suggest a minimum donation of chai ($18.00). With a minimum donation of $18.00, a notice of your gifts will be sent to the honoree and mention will be published monthly in The Voice.

Operations

General Fund: Donations used for operating expenses.

Tree of Life: Each ‘Rock’ and ‘Star of David’ is a donation of $540.00; each ‘Leaf ’ is $240.00. The contribution must be received in its entirety before engraving is ordered.

Burn The Mortgage Fund: Established by Gerry and Pearl Sugarman to reduce payment of any existing mortgage.

Religious School

Endowment

Religious School Enrichment Fund: Donations augment the Religious School budget to enrich the education of our children.

Scholar In-Residence Endowment Fund: Supports the endowment established by Shirley and Henry Kraus. This fund enables Temple Shalom to bring visiting scholars to the Temple as an educational benefit to the membership.

Religious School: Donations purchase supplies and support activities for Jewish learning in both Sunday and Hebrew Schools.

Polster Religious School Scholarship Fund: To purchase or supplement Sunday and Hebrew School scholarships for students in need.

Ben Calmenson Fund: Donations will be used to create sponsorships to send children to attend Camp Coleman.

Rabbi Abraham Shusterman Children's Center Memorial Fund: To support our Religious School and Preschool.

Sisterhood Religious School Scholarship Fund: To provide Sunday and Hebrew School scholarships for students in need.

Memorial Fund: Donations made in honor of a loved one who has passed.

Joseph S. Weinfeld Faculty Development Fund: Donations support both curriculum and teaching skill enrichment activities for Sunday and Hebrew School teachers.

William Freschel Kiddush Fund: All donations help provide Kiddush Lunch each Saturday following worship services.

A $150 donation is considered to be a sponsorship to honor a special someone or occasion.

Youth Activities Fund: Donations provide financial support for children of our congregation to attend Camp Coleman, to take part in regional/national youth conventions, and to experience a summer in Israel.

Worship

Prayerbook Fund: The new minimum contributions to purchase a plaque for Shabbat and High Holiday Books: $50.00 / Pentateuch & Haftarah books: $100.00

Preschool

Flower Fund: Provides Bimah flowers each Shabbat. A $150.00 donation is considered to be a sponsorship in memory or in honor of a special someone or occasion.

Preschool Enrichment Fund: The enhancement of curriculum, educational programs and experiences.

Mitzvah Baskets: A $100.00 donation will purchase several hundred dollars of food for JFCS. Dr. Philip & Shirley Gilbert Music Fund: Donations are used for the enhancement of music at Temple Shalom.

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Preschool Fund: Donations purchase supplies and support activities for the Preschool.

Arby Lipman Children's Library: Children and adolescent books and magazine subscriptions, and supplies are purchased.

Jack and Charlotte Ward Family Children's Music Shelf: Audio and video musical tapes for children.

Endowment Fund: Donations help to secure the future, enrich the programs and provide for emergency needs of the congregation.

The Herbert & Ruth Abramson Fund: To supplement the general operating fund and to provide enrichment for Temple functions.

Clergy/Leadership

Rabbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund: For tzedakah, charitable purposes, and general enhancement of the Rabbi's work.

Cantor Azu's Discretionary Fund: For tzedakah, charitable purposes, and general enhancement of the Cantor's work.

Leadership Fund: Donations are used for the enhancement and enrichment of leadership programs at Temple Shalom.

Library

Rabbi James & Jane Perman Library: Books, magazine subscriptions and supplies are purchased.

Social Action

David and Lillian Thalenfeld Fund for Social Justice: Provides support for Temple participation in social justice events and activities.

Oneg Shabbat: Contact Sandy Stone (Oct. 15 to May 15) or Evelyn Cole (May 16 to Oct. 14) for sponsorship in celebration of an event or to honor someone.

This fund is administered by Temple Shalom Sisterhood.

Contributions General Fund

In Memory Of:

Carol Frankel by Sheila & Howie Agranat, Rena & David Rutstein, Arlene & Don Shapiro Mel Reiss by Beverley Esau, Jacqueline Minzner, Hedy & David Weinberger, Maureen & Peter Wellikoff, Marilyn & Stuart Buxbaum, Mona & Jay Brodsky, Barbara Kahn, Claire Katz, Phyllis Lazear, Susan & Joel Pittelman, Stephen Iser, Marsha & Harvey Glastone, Gladys Keskowitz, Jennifer & Jeff Levitt, Erna Greenbaum, Mildred Baen by Harriet & Merlin Lickhalter Paul V. Martin by Lenora Goldstein Sally Sussman by Arlene & Don Shapiro Mollie Cohen by Marla & Edward Cohen Robert Dembo by David Dembo Dorothy C. Klein by Anne & Peter Klein Helene Klein by Lin & Ron Klein Audrey Rubner by Evie & Ralph Ruebner Ann Solot by Janet & Howard Solot Gertrude Spalter, Mindy Baha el Din by Gloria & Lyle Rosenzweig Seth Kaner by Sue & Charles Center Nathan Hasson, Solomin Arditti by Matty & Herbert Hasson Bessie Zubrow, Harry Zubrow by Abe Zubrow

In Honor Of:

Mae & Judge Morton Reifberg on their 60th wedding anniversary by Florence Feinson, Dr. George Vazakas, Bobbie & Dr. Bernie Lublin, Judi & Dan Spintman Ed Cohen becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Bobbie & Dr. Bernie Lublin

In Appreciation:

By Alfred Cohen

By Kathy & Ron Emanuel

By Sandra & Laurie Lawson

By Gloria & Jim Saag

Wishing prayers for a speedy recovery: Dick Polinsky by Peg & Marvin Geller, Ginny & Herb Jermanok

Religious School Enrichment Fund

In Memory Of:

Shirley Buns by Leonard Lehman Howard Zeluck by Debbie & Dr. Robert Statfeld Morris Berkle by Honey & Shelly Berkle Selma Cassell by Brian Cassell

Polster Religious School Scholarship Fund

In Memory Of:

Mel Reiss, Amy Cowan, Paul Nitkin by Sandy Stone

In Honor Of:

Ed Cohen on becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Sandy Stone

William Freschel Kiddush Fund

In MemoryOf:

Paul Sirkus by Sanford Sirkus Audrey Rubner, Yakov Na’im by Dr. Michael Rubner Sarah Rudman by Rosalee & Will Rudman

In Honor Of:

And appreciation of Temple Shalom by Susan & Jeffrey Feld

In Appreciation:

Sharon & Gabriel Castro by The Shabbat Morning Service Group

Flower Fund

In Memory Of:

A.J. Galinsky, Esther Taub, Steven Galinsky, Mary Galinsky by Muriel Galinsky

Food Basket Fund

In Memory Of:

Albert Yohay by Linda Denning

In Honor Of:

Naida & Michael Rodman on their 50th wedding anniversary by Janet & Howard Solot Ed Cohen becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Barbara Cohen

Rabbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund

In Memory Of: Howard Lassoff by Deborah & Michael

Greenberg Bertha Meyer & Leslie Weber by Nancy & Dr. Terry Meyer Sadie Pearson by Ellie Cantor Mel Reiss by Mae & Judge Morton Riefberg Nettie Subin by Arlene & Bob Subin Lillian Tash by Iris Abel Marshall Sidman by Judith & Benjamin Peltz Daniel Remenick by Deedee Remenick Amy Cowan by Barbara & Richard Rubin Aaron Goldstein by Caroline & David Goldstein Marlene Oshry, Sima Oshry by Dr. Samuel Oshry Dr. William Shapiro by Patricia & Marshall Sutker

Nettie Subin by Arlene & Bob Subin Sig Front by Toni Front Sarah Lasovick, Arthur Lasovick by Deborah & Norman Ginsberg

In Honor Of:

Mae & Judge Morton Riefberg on their special anniversary by Arlene & Bob Subin, Beverley Esau, Mary Tahan, Sandy & Maurice Raizes Eileen & Dr. William Ertag on their wedding anniversary by Barbara & Ed Cohen

In Appreciation:

Of Beverly & Howard Moeckler for donating “Untitled” to Temple by Jean Morrison

By Ruth Dorfman

By Barbara Goldenziel

By Marilyn Buxbaum

Cantor Azu’s Discretionary Fund

In Memory Of:

Dr. Harry Topolosky by Karen & Stan Deutsch Bessie Tucker by Carol Swartz & David Malakoff Evelyn Sidman by Judith & Benjamin Peltz Bella Strom by Mary Beth & Dr. Jack Strom Max Applebaum by Honey & Shelly Berkle Saul Helfand, Vivian Tobias by Gene Helfand

In Appreciation:

Of B’nai Mitzvah Class by Dr. Randi Barr

Rabbi Abraham Shusterman Children’s Center Memorial Fund

In Memory Of:

Beverly Dopkin, Sarah Katz & Sadie Dregant by Roslyn & Albert Katz

Prayerbook Fund

In Memory Of:

Clara Rosenblatt by Cary & David Goodman

In Honor Of:

Mae & Judge Morton Reifberg on their 60th wedding anniversary by Midge & Lloyd Rauch

Rabbi James and Jane Perman Library

In Memory Of:

Carolyn Bomeisler, Leonard Levy by Carol & Michael Levy

In Honor Of:

Ed Cohen becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Lee Kaye continued on page 20....

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Contributions

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Arby Lipman Children’s Library

Scholar-In-Residence Endowment Fund

In Memory Of:

In Memory Of:

Mel Reiss by Sandy & Irv Epstein, Sylvia & Irving Wolinsky, Micky & Howard Reiss Sadie Wolinsky by Sylvia & Dr. Irving Wolinsky

Jeanette Rauch by Midge & Lloyd Rauch Dr. Philip & Shirley Gilbert Music Fund

In Memory Of:

Endowment Fund

Dr. Arthur Levere by Bunny Levere

In Memory Of:

Mae & Judge Mort Riefberg on their 60th wedding anniversary by Marilyn & Stuart Buxbaum

Mel Reiss by Fran & Rob Nossen

In Honor Of:

Joseph S. Weinfeld Faculty Development Fund

In Memory Of:

Carol Frankel by Jane & Rabbi Jim Perman Mel Reiss by Evelyn Cole

In Memory Of:

Burn The Mortgage Fund

Mel Reiss by Pearl & Gerry Sugarman

In Memory Of:

Tree Of Life

Shalom Preschool

Charles Indictor by Barbara & Dr. Druckman

A LEAF has been donated in Honor Of:

Edward Cohen becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Shirley & Robert Bassin, Eileen & Dr. Bill Ertag, Stuart Glazer, Barry Marcus, Barbara Heimann, Barbara & Jacob Myers, Jane & Rabbi Jim Perman, Louise & William Warshaer, Michal & Mordechai Wiesler

In Memory Of:

Youth Activities Fund

Lena Burke, Jean Cornacchia, Abe Price by Rebecca Cornacchia Dr. Irvin Paitz by Susan & Yale Freeman

Ben Calmenson Endowment Fund

In Memory Of:

Morris Rifkin by Dorothy Lipschultz Berta Gold by Eileen & Dr. Bill Ertag

Dedicate a set of the new High Holy Day Machzor With your contribution of $108, you have the opportunity to honor or memorialize a loved one with a name plate in each of the two books in the set.

Examples: A gift from Irene & Rob Smith In honor of Harry Smith’s 80th Birthday

A gift from Dan & Lee Levy In memory of Michael Fisher

A gift from Alice & Ben Miller In appreciation of Sam Abrams

Please fill in the form below and return it with your check for $108 made out to Temple Shalom - 4630 Pine Ridge Road, Naples, FL 34119 Attn: Machzor

Name______________________________

Phone_________________

Address_______________________________________________________ I/We wish the name plate in each book to read as follows: ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________

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Celebrations and Commemorations Birthdays

It is with pleasure that we extend Happy Birthday wishes to the following members: 3

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Barbara Meltz Michael Seaman Darren Samuel Eric Meyer Benjamin Peltz Anna Cotton Beverley Esau Lenore Greenstein Robert Newman Moises Levy Jane Galler Sandra Stone Myra Shapiro John Little Alan Kaplan Alison Goodwich Ron Klein Ronnie Poplock Elaine Porter Norman Weiss Sheila Agranat Lawrence Gratz Michael Hendler Karyn Samuel Susan Feld Natalie Justa Morton Friedman Earl Gurevitch Donald Shapiro Carla Sonnenberg Aileen Marcus Laurance Baer Leonard Nacht Pepi Herbst Frances Knox Pavel Tenenbaum Ronald Goodwich Howard Agranat Bunny Kaufman Janet Solot Lloyd Rauch Linda Hamburger Eric Druckman Roslyn Citrin Phyllis Lazear Marvin Lender Rebecca Kosloff Martin Nicolau Angelo Pirrone Jay Weiss Beverly Greditor Maxine Gould Debbe Faunce Samuel Oshry Michele Artnoy Celia Dezen

Anniversaries

We offer congratulations to the following members on the occasion of their wedding anniversary:

Susan Hadinger and 1 Adam Schonberg

Beverly and Howard 2 Greditor Sandy and Ira

Broadman Jack & Judith Kaufman 3 Marshall and Beverly 4 Fried Ellen and Donald 7 Baseman Elliot and Beryl Miller

Bobby and Susan Pitts

Jonathan and Heather 9 Front Di and Andy Karpman 11 Peter and Myra Cristall 14 Julie and Jason Roberts

Donald and Eleanor 16 Sang Susan and Yale Freeman 17 Len and Donald Feiman 20 Henry & Shirley Kraus 21 Jody and Scott Levy 25 Harold & Joyce Yamron 28

Yahrzeits

With great respect we honor the memories of the following loved ones: 3

Ezekiel Wolf Alice Bassewitz Harry Shooman Benne Alter Irving Chelm Enid Baker Zachary Dembo Amy Feiman-Behar Mabel Gershgol David Flagel Ruth Freedman William Graev Edna Finkel Joseph Hendler Helen Spiegel Rebecca Meltzer Peggy Haber Edward Wyner Bella Kandel Leah E. Kaplan Lawrence Shapiro Sylvia Raskin Sylvia Millender Jack Lerner Flora Pearl Alma Katz Annette Pearl Sol Rauch Harvey Fox

Fannie Rosenthal

Ralph Pfingst

Abraham Kopolow

Rose Katcher

Bill Schonberg

Edward Shapiro

Anna Stone

Harry Subin

Harry Goodman

Nathan Weiss

Aaron Weiss

Morris Wexler

Hyman Felsen

10 Elliot Albin Shirley Berzon

Irving Kaplan

Sara Brody

Jack Kowit

Berko Zdanowicz

Grace Dworkin

Ralph Krause

Gil Gendel

Ben Kramer

Pearl Inger

William Shultz

Nathan Kandel

Arthur Browner

Edna Levy

Joyce Takefman

Paul Rifkin

Leonard Frankel

Meyer Meltz

Antoinette Loinger

Sydney Emery Koch

Nay

Jack Paley

Bessie Levin

William Rick

Stanley Rubinstein

Jack Cupples

Daniel Grossman

Frances Schulman

Sylvia Golant

17 Morris Goldstein Coleman Cristall

Bernard Rosenberg

Lillian Simon

Ida Freeman

Pauline Dorfman

Sarah Taub

Rachel Arditti

Minnie Hirsch

Sam Spiegel

Abraham Luff

Garson Dinaburg

Rose Alexander

Mildred Strauss

Esther Bragman

Lila Katz

Irving Klein

Frances Sloves

Pearl Klein

Helene Hyman

Maxwell Lown

Rose Singer

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Kenneth Unger Hortense Miller Arnold Ansfield Joseph Monson Dorothy Nacht Ruth Ciner Irving Groob Deana Rosofsky Harvey Sibrack Al Solot Bernice Schneider Wyatt Sutker Adrienne Packer Marion Kapiloff Zelda Weiss David White Rose Yamron David Barter Jean Kruger Sophie Kreitman David Schneider Rose Cahan Norman Nathan Rose Rosen Joel Deifik Ruth Dorfman Louisa Saloman Marie Esau Israel Zelbow Bernice Goldstein Charlotte Perlman Solomon Cohen Jack Kamerman David Hyman David Magen David Kessler Nanna Knox Golda Rosenzweig Ethel Berger Leonard Mendelblatt Lester Freedman Herman Teitelbaum Linda Blatt Sara Schwartz Joan Jacobs Samuel Yellin

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News Worthy

as of

March 25

New Members:

Condolences to:

Julie & Jason Roberts Julie & Jason moved here from Virginia. Jason is in the US Navy and currently works as a recruiter here in Naples. Julie is currently working in customer service.

Henny Porter on the death of her husband Mort Porter

Barbara Goldenziel Barbara, comes to us from Waverly, PA by way of Miami Beach. She has one daughter and two grandsons.

Barbara is a retired speech and language pathologist, an active investor and the former owner of a travel agency.

She loves the outdoors and enjoys biking, swimming, hiking and kyaking as well as reading and spending time with friends.

Bring us your Pop Tops!!

Ronald McDonald House is very glad to receive all the pop tops that Sisterhood has been bringing them. Please continue to bring your pop tops to Temple. Place them in the Sisterhood mailbox in the office. From there they are sent to the Ronald McDonald House. The proceeds from recycling the pop tops will help the children staying there. Thank you in advance for your help!

Barry Shurak on the death of his wife Ellen Shurak Mark Rubin on the death of his sister Karen Meltzer Shirley Kraus & Marcelle Reiss on the death of their cousin Howard Lite

Temple Shalom Si sterhood Ju dai ca Shop The ONLY Judaica shop in Naples!!

Our shelves are stocked with merchandise for all your Judaica needs Let My People Go Can you hear the voices of our Jewish brethren in Ukraine?

They need our help. As you and your guests share in the Seder ritual, please do not forget “Acts of Random Kindness” or “Acts of Charity”.

A check made payable to Temple with DNFU (Do Not Forget Us) in the memo line reminds them that we hear their cries. A little bit goes so far.

Please…. They thank you.

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Calendar

April 2015

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday 1

Thursday 2

Friday

Saturday

3 First night of 4 Passover

Hebrew School 4:30PM

No evening Shabbat service

Torah Talk 8:30AM Shabbat morning service 10:00AM 2nd Night Seder 6:00PM

5

6

7 Hadassah 1:30PM

No Sunday School

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Sisterhood Board meeting 10:00AM

9

10

Hebrew School 4:30PM

Yizkor service 10:00AM

Yiddish Club 10:00AM

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14

Sunday School 9:30AM Sisterhood Yoga 9:30AM

Shabbat at the Beach 6:30PM - No service at Temple

15 Sisterhood Luncheon 11:30AM

16 Erev Yom Hashoah

Hebrew School 4:30PM Yom Hashoah service 5:00PM

19 Sunday School 9:30AM Sisterhood Yoga 9:30AM

26 Sunday School 9:30AM Annual Congregational meeting 10:00AM

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Hadassah Study Group 1:00PM

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22 Yiddish Club 10:00AM

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11

Sisterhood Book Bag 1:30PM Rosh Chodesh 5:00PM

23 Yom Ha’atzmaut

Men’s club Deli Dinner & officer installation 6:00PM

Choir rehearsal 6:30PM

Hebrew school 4:30PM

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Shabbat evening service honoring Caren Plotkin 7:30PM

Shabbat morning service 10:00AM

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Choir rehearsal 6:30PM

Hebrew School 4:30PM

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Shabbat morning service 10:00AM

Shabbat evening service with high school seniors

Shabbat morning service 10:00AM

7:30PM

30 Preschool Art Auction 6:00PM

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Naples, FL Permit No. 127

Adam F. Miller, Rabbi Donna Azu, Cantor James H. Perman, D.D., Rabbi Emeritus Religious School Director …............................................………..….. Caren Plotkin Preschool Director ………….………….......................................................… Seyla Cohen Music Director ………….…….....................................................................….…….… Peter Lewis Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Phone: (239) 455-3030 • Fax: (239) 455-4361 Preschool direct line: (239) 455-3227 Religious School direct line: (239) 455-2233 www.naplestemple.org E-mail: info@naplestemple.org

Board of Trustees President Neil Shnider First Vice President Tracey Albert S econd Vice President Shelly Berkle Third Vice President Debra Antzis Treasurer Neil Heuer Financial S ecretary Scott Newman R ecording S ecretary Debbie Zvibleman I mmediate Past President Yale Freeman S isterhood President Sandy Stone M en’s Club President Ed Cohen Trustees Michael Diamond Merrill Hassenfeld Alicia Kelley Suzanne Low Daryl Sissman

Paul Dorio Bobbie Katz Harriet Lickhalter Nancy Wiadro

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