The Voice - February 2018 by Temple Shalom

February 2018 Volume XXXVIII Shevat/Adar5778 Number 5

WE ARE ONE:

A Musical Celebration

March 11, 2018 7:00pm

Continuing the Spirit of Solidarity

See pages 18-19

TABLE OF CONTENTS 4630 Pine Ridge Rd. Naples, FL 34119 Phone: (239) 455-3030 • Fax: (239) 455-4361 www.naplestemple.org Religious Education office 239-455-2233 Preschool office 239-455-3227 Adam F. Miller, Rabbi amiller@naplestemple.org Donna Azu, Cantor dazu@naplestemple.org James H. Perman, D.D., Rabbi Emeritus rabbi@naples.net Seyla Cohen Preschool Director scohen@naplestemple.org Dr. Anna Salomon, RJE Director of Congregational Education asalomon@naplestemple.org

Rabbi Adam Miller.....................................................page 3 Cantor Donna Azu.....................................................page 4 Debbie Zvibleman, President....................................page 5 Seyla Cohen, Preschool Director..............................page 6 Men’s Club...................................................................page 7 Dr. Anna Salomon, Director of Congregational Education....................page 8 Tikkun Olam Council................................................page 10 Sisterhood....................................................................page 11 Endowment Corner...................................................page 22 Temple Shalom Funds...............................................page 23 Contributions.............................................................page 24 Monthly Celebrations Anniversaries.................................................page 30 Birthdays........................................................page 30 Yahrzeits.........................................................page 31 Temple Shalom Calendar..........................................page 32

Peter Lewis Music Director

President Debbie Zvibleman First Vice President Debra Antzis Second Vice President Daryl Sissman Third Vice President Neil Heuer Treasurer Harriet Lickhalter, CPA Financial Secretary Neil Shnider, CPA Recording Secretary Beth Wolff Immediate Past President Neil Shnider Sisterhood President Carole Flegel Men’s Club President Ed Cohen One Family Liaison Bobbie Katz Historical Society Helen Weinfeld Tracey Albert Shelly Berkle Michael Diamond Michael Feldman Merrill Hassenfeld

Ed Kaufman Jeremy Schaab David Silberg Perry Switzen

MISSION STATEMENT Temple Shalom of Naples is an inclusive Reform Jewish congregation where all individuals are equal partners in making our world whole and holy. We are One Family, believing in the sacredness of relationships, fostering connections – one to another, Temple, Israel, Torah and God. We are living Jewish values and nurturing future generations.

Temple support staff Randi Butterworth Administrative & Clergy Assistant rbutterworth@naplestemple.org

Rick Holsbeke Maitenance Technician maintenance@naplestemple.org

Jeanette Fischer Director of Communications jfischer@naplestemple.org

Victor Lucas Facility Manager vlucas@naplestemple.org

Maxine Gould Controller mgould@naplestemple.org

Gloria Mellman Preschool Administrative Assistant gmellman@naplestemple.org

Farrah Hersh Religious School Administrative Assistant religiousschool@naplestemple.org

Ana Maria Tamargo Membership Engagement Coordinator & Concierge atamargo@naplestemple.org

The Voice is published monthly. June/July are combined issues. Editor/Layout-Jeanette Fischer • Advertising- Maxine Gould

LEGO S HUS H AN !

RABBI

Adam Miller Every time we make the shift into January, I know that for many of us, our checks still read 2017 well into this new year. While the calendars have changed, at least a piece of our minds remains a little behind. Acknowledging the passage of time, consciously or unconsciously can be challenging.

Sunday, March 4th

Following the Purim Shpiel Join in the fun as we recreate Shushan with 70,000 Lego blocks! This activity is open to EVERYONE from young to not so young

In his book Deep Work, Cal Newport explores the challenge of making transitions, asking whether the human mind is best suited for single tasking, rather than multi-tasking. Recent scientific studies show that it is not possible for our brains to rapidly transition from one task to another. Part of the brain stays focused on a prior task for as long as twenty minutes after we have moved onto a new subject. As a result, even when we believe we are multi-tasking, it is often done without our full attention or brain capacity as a piece of our minds remains on the last task we were engaged with. In reality, we need time to adjust, pause, let go of what we have been doing, and prepare to meet the next challenge. Based on this, Newport concludes that we perform best when we dedicate ourselves to a particular task, removing any possible distraction so that we can perform what he calls “deep work.” In a typical work setting, that means closing email programs, turning off cell phones, and focusing on one task exclusively for at least 90 minutes. The same philosophy applies not only in the formal work environment, but in all facets of life. We know too well that having open these devices only causes us to get distracted, as just seeing the subject line from an email or text starts us wondering about the rest of the message and worrying that we need to reply quickly. That mindset spirals quickly, derailing our focus and diminishing our ability to reach our potential. Imagine what we could accomplish if we allowed ourselves that level of dedication and focus on a single task without interruption. Whether you have been writing 2018 on your checks for weeks, or are just coming around, make this year one in which you choose to dedicate your time and efforts. Embrace the idea of “deep work” and choose an area in which to make an impact. Consider attending a Shabbat service and embrace ninety minutes of spiritual worship with a whole heart. Participate in Mitzvah Day, leaving your phone in your pocket while you perform acts of repair for our world. Or attend one of our many adult education classes, including the renowned Sunday School for Adults with Rabbi Perman this month. Find your passion and “go deep” during this year of Chai, 2018. L’shalom, Rabbi Adam F. Miller

Especially fun for children in grades 3, 4 & 5 Children 5 & under must be accompanied by a parent The Purim shpiel starts at 9:30am LEGO program will follow

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Did you catch last year’s Wizard of Oz Purim Shpiel? This year is going to be even better!

CANTOR

Donna Azu Please join us at these many, wonderful events! Cantor Donna Azu

Soulful Shabbat Sing. Pray. Celebrate! Friday, March 2nd 7:30PM A service conducted in song & accompanied by a professional four-piece band.

Join us!

The title has yet to be released but, sign-ups to be a part of this year’s shpiel have begun. Don’t miss out on all the fun! 4 rehearsals Thursday evenings at 5:30pm beginning Feb. 4th. Contact Cantor Azu at dazu@naplestemple.org and let her know you want to be a part of this year’s Purim Shpiel on March 4th No experience necessary!

In the Shadow of Suribachi: Sammy’s Story April 25th 7pm

Special film presentation WW II Marine and Iwo Jima Survivor Sammy Bernstein’s story of two battles, the first, his thirty-six days of hell on Iwo Jima: The second, serving as a Jew in the World War II Marine Corps.

fortunate to have our Rabbi Emeritus continue this tradition. He always has interesting topics and he packs the house. So come early to get a seat.

PRESIDENT

Debbie Zvibleman Our annual Mitzvah Day is February 11th and kicks off at 9 am with a breakfast provided by our Mens Club and then a rally at 9:30. We have so many projects to work on for all ages; Meals of Hope, our annual blood drive, Beading for Betterment and many other projects to benefit our community. We are also collecting toiletries, gently used clothing, backpacks and school supplies. If you are a blood donor, please call Jane Perman at 239-592-7555 to make an appointment so she can schedule you for the morning. Especially during season, there is a shortage of blood and we need your help. Beading for Betterment is new this year. As part of our “We Are One” project for this year, we are making necklaces for the children of the Guadalupe Center in Immokalee to give to their mothers and grandmothers for Mother’s Day. This is a great project for children 10 and up. I would like to thank Paula Brody for holding classes in her Inspirations Art Studio as well as donating beads, funds and her time to Temple Shalom for this project. I personally made necklaces at one of our beading sessions and had so much fun doing it. So many beautiful necklaces were made and all will be donated. In addition to Mitzvah Day, we have several other events that you will not want to miss: On February 12th, David Rutstein will be presenting the 2nd of 3 seminars on Ethical Wills. This is a way to communicate your beliefs and what you have learned during your life that you want to pass on to your loved ones.

Don’t forget to get your tickets for our annual fundraiser “We Are One” A musical Celebrations on March 11th at 7:00 pm. We will be honoring Phil Beuth, a community leader and senior Board Member of the Guadelupe Center. We will have a 90 minute show featuring New York professional entertainers. You will not want to miss this fantastic production. I want to personally thank Ida Margolis, Bobbie Katz, Linda Simon and their committee for all of their hard work in putting together all the other events leading up to and including this production. Please check our website for up to date information on events at www.naplestemple.org

Jewish Values and Civility Can We Disagree Without Being Disagreeable?

Thursday, February 1st 4pm What do our Jewish values tell us about how to have a civil conversation and exchange of ideas? How do we discuss current events to promote new ways of thinking? Can we change our minds? The minds of our friends and family? Please join us at this forum presented by the Tikkun Olam Council of Temple Shalom

You will not want to miss our Sunday School for Adults with Rabbi Perman on February 4th and 25th at 10:30 am. We are so

Thursday, February 15th 1:30pm The Orphan Keeper by Cameron Wright Facilitator: Beverly Moeckler The true story of an Indian child stolen from his family and later adopted by an American family. As an adult, he searches for and finds his original family.

PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR

Seyla Cohen The Jewish Federation of Greater Naples has once again pledged their support to Temple Shalom Preschool. Through a very generous contribution, TSP will be able to give financial aid to families that want to be part of our Temple Shalom Preschool family, but may need some assistance. In addition to earmarking funds for the regular school year TSP Experience, the Federation has expanded their support to our incredible summer programs, Camp Shalom and Camp Einstein. And just to round out our already spectacular program, they have granted funds for some very special cultural programs. As the director of Temple Shalom Preschool, I would like to express a personal â€œTodah Rabahâ€? to the Federation for this much appreciated grant. One of the goals of Temple Shalom Preschool is to teach the children, from an early age, the importance of Mitzvot, giving back to society. We are all getting ready for Mitzvah Day on February 11th. This is an annual event in which temple and preschool families help give back to the Naples community. As in the past, we will be helping homeless children of Collier County by collecting toiletries and providing them with much needed necessities. Another favorite activity is baking doggie biscuits for the Humane Society. The children love to make the biscuit dough, shape it and decorate it for the adorable animals. Such deeds give meaning to values so important to instill in children at a tender age. Mitzvah Day brings joy, satisfaction, and a sense of accomplishment to both parents and children. What a nice way to begin the New Year.

Another successful Preschool Health & Safety Day!

Invites you to an evening of

Fine Dining and Entertainment at the

Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre’s presentation of

“MAMMA MIA”

Saturday evening, February 17, 2018 Dinner from 5:30 until 7:00 p.m. Performance at 7:30 p.m. $85.00 per person (Gratuities included, bar extra) BE A PATRON! Send an additional $25.00 to be listed in our Program Book. Larger listings are available at $100 for one-third page, $150 for onehalf page, $200 for two-thirds page and $300 for a full page. If you can’t attend, you can still be a patron! Call 353-5963 for more information.

Please support this major fundraising effort. Proceeds benefit Temple Shalom’s educational programs for children as well as other worthy causes.

Your tickets will be available at our booth at the theatre on the evening of the performance.

Please complete and detach this reservation form and mail, together with your check (payable to “Temple Shalom Men’s Club”) to: Gene Katz, 5804 Cinzano Ct., Naples, Florida 34119. Temple Shalom: (239) 455-3030 Gene Katz: (239) 353-5963

Name: Address: Number of tickets:

Please write the names of other people you wish to sit with on the back of this form. We will try to accommodate you on a first-come-first-served basis. Reservations must be received by February 3, 2018.

Telephone number:

@ $85.00 each = $ Yes, please list me as a Patron in the Program Book for $25.00.

+ $25

(optional)

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DIRECTOR of CONGREGTIONAL EDUCATION Dr.AnnaSalomon, RJE

Poet’s Eyes When I was teaching in a day school, no matter the age of students (I taught pre-K up through 5th grade), I did a unit on poetry. I’m not that huge of a fan of poetry – I appreciate it but I think there are many forms of literature that are wonderful. What I am, however, a huge fan of is the concept of poet’s eyes. As part of our unit we explored many different types of poetry. (In fact, my first goal was to help students understand poetry does not have to rhyme!) We studied the purpose of poetry, the opportunities that the style of writing offer, read hundreds of poems and wrote our own. Writing poetry, especially once you take out the rhyming, is not always easy. Many struggle with it, with trying to find a topic and to express themselves in this different form of writing. One concept I introduced students to was the idea of poet’s eyes. The goal of poetry, in part, is to look at the world around you through a different lens. To find the beauty, to find the struggle, to find a way to express your feelings and experiences and ideas in a new format. Using poet’s eyes requires you to take a new look. To notice. To wonder. To question. To appreciate. To argue. And so much more. Students were given a tiny notebook to carry around, with the charge to use their poet’s eyes and to record notes. Then we’d sit and share our poet’s eyes observations. Find an inspiration and write a poem. Because I am a Jewish educator I always linked these secular concepts to Judaism. For me, there isn’t a difference. Being Jewish for me isn’t something that happens only at temple, or only at a certain time. So what is Jewish about poet’s eyes? Everything. In Judaism we constantly seek to appreciate our blessings. There are blessings for everything. (Really, there is a blessing for pretty much anything you can think of.) Our prayers are about gratitude first, thanking God. Appreciation. We also value questioning. Torah is meant to be questioned, examined, explored, teased apart. We have sacred texts full of sages arguing over interpretations and meaning, others of filling in the blanks where Torah leaves us wondering something. We teach our students to question, to wonder, to struggle. That’s how you make it your own. Take a look around you, using your poet’s eyes. See what you notice!

Temple Shalom Religious School again thanks the Jewish Federation of Greater Naples for their vital assistance in providing scholarship funds for our families. Todah rabah! 8

An educational, fun AND CHILLY trip to Washington, DC for Rabbi Adam Miller, Josh Salomon, Gabriel Isenberg, Ben Isenberg, Hanah Samuel, Saffron Buxton and Jillian Torres

B’NAI MITZVAH CORNER REID SCHWARTZ FEBRUARY 24, 2018 Reid attends 7th grade at Pine Ridge Middle School as a student in the Cambridge Secondary program. He enjoys playing basketball, tennis, the violin, the guitar and chess. He is younger brother to Jessica and is big brother to Oliver and Eliza.

Mazel tov!

Elizabeth Galbut, daughter of our members Dr. Debra Heil and Dr. Alan Galbut, made the 2018 Forbes 30 Under 30 list. Elizabeth is a co-owner and managing partner of SoGal Ventures based in New York.

The recipients of the Temple Shalom Lamed Vavnik Award for Social Justice pictured with Rabbi Miller (l-r) Paul Rosofsky, Amy Snider, Rev. Kathy Kirchner

Celebrate Passover at Temple Shalom 2nd Night Family Seder March 31st at 6:00PM Join us for the richness of tradition, the warmth of community and a delicious seder meal! Temple Shalom members - $55 each Non-members - $65 each Children 13 and under are free but must RSVP

RSVP by March 16th with the form below to the address on the side Reservations may also be made with a credit card by calling the Temple Shalom office Name(s) _____________________________________________________ Phone __________________ Address ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ Members ($50 each) _________ Non-members ($65 each) ________ Children 13 and under (Free - must RSVP) __________ A check for $ _________ is enclosed. (Please make checks payable to Temple Shalom) Or Please charge my credit card for $_________ Name on card ___________________________________

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Tik kun Olam C ouncil Together…We Can Repair the World Let’s Make Every Day a Mitzvah Day Mitzvah Day at Temple Shalom is always special. We pack 50,000 meals for people in need in our community. We prepare dozens of backpacks and collect cosmetics for homeless students and prepare purple bags full of love for children battling cancer. Hundreds of people join us as we perform Tikkun Olam, literally repairing the world. The Tikkun Olam Council (TOC) will have a table this year to encourage all of us to find ways to make every day a “Mitzvah Day.” There are many ways to volunteer. In particular, The Guadalupe Center in Immokalee provides early childhood education for students from 6 weeks to 5 years of age. There is a summer enrichment program for students from kindergarten through the 2nd grade, as well as a tutoring program for college bound students in the 9th to 12th grades. There are volunteer opportunities ranging from assisting in the classroom to helping to guide students with advice, support, and a listening ear. Clerical help is also needed. Finally, Guadalupe has a resale and consignment shop on Route 41 in Naples. Help is needed in a variety of areas ranging from helping as a cashier, customer service, pricing of art, housewares, clothing and linens, sorting items and staging displays. Volunteers are also needed for moving and picking up furniture from donors. If you are attending Mitzvah Day please make sure to stop at our table and hear about the Guadalupe Center. There will be a representative there to give you more detailed information.

Beading for Betterment Participants are invited to bead necklaces for children who attend the Guadalupe Center in Immokalee to give to their mothers and grandmothers as gifts for Mother’s Day.

NEW to Beading for Betterment!! If you already know how to bead, you are invited to pariticpate in a beading session at Pinecrest Elementary School in Immokalee. Work with groups of 2 to 3 children to help bead necklaces. Date: Friday, March 2nd - 3pm to 5:30pm No cost You must arrange for your own transportation to the school. Please RSVP to Helene Naimon by 2/23/18 hjnaimon@gmail.com Include your name and cellphone number

Necklace Design & Basic Beading Learn beading skills with Paula Brody and make a beautiful necklace for yourself while you participate in this mitzvah! Classes are open to everyone 10 and older. Your donation will help to cover the cost of the Beading for Betterment Project. Cost: A donation of $65/pp

We will also have more information about other organizations that need volunteers. Jewish Family and Community Services (JFCS) of Southwest Florida and the Harry Chapin Food Bank are two that do wonderful things for our community here in Southwest Florida.

Date: February 5th - 1:30pm Location: Inspirations Artists & Design Gallery 5450B Shirley St. Naples, FL 34109

We hope you will stop by at our table on Mitzvah Day or contact us for more information about volunteering. Contact Ken Goldstein at kengoldstein@mac.com or Liz Jaffe at jaffeliz@gmail.com

Community Beading Session at Temple Shalom

Let’s do a mitzvah every day!

Temple Shalom offices and the Preschool will be closed Monday, February 19th in observance of President’s Day

For adults and children 10 and older who have learned basic beading skills. Join together to help create hundreds of necklaces for the children who attend the Guadalupe Center to give as gifts. Friends and family with beading skills are welcome! Cost: $18/pp or any amount that you are moved to donate. No cost if you bring your own beads. Dates: February 20th - 1pm Location: Temple Shalom 4630 Pine Ridge Rd. Naples, FL 34119 To register for Necklace Design or Community Beading call or email Temple Shalom 239-455-3030 info@naplestemple.org Credit cards accepted Please include your email and phone number

Join Temple Shalom Sisterhood & Men’s Club for the greatly anticipated return of the

Sernovitz Travelogue

featuring recognized nature photographer SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT

Jim Sernovitz

CaroleFlegel

Colorful Cuba

presenting

Please join us for the annual joint Sisterhood/Men’s Club luncheon on Tuesday, February 13th. Jim Sernovitz will entertain us with his Cuba travelogue. Special guest Stephen Church is facilitating a social action project in conjunction with Temple Beth Shalom in Havana. (See the ad for more details. He will also highlight Cuban artists featured at his art installation in Mercato. Special thanks goes out to the fundraising committee, including Fern Jaffe, Debbe Schertzer and Debra Antzis for a highly successful “Gems at the Jaffes” event!

The Men’s Club famous Chinese buffet will be served prior to the program. Spouses and friends welcome! Cost: $18 for members; $22 for non-members We are doing a Mitzvah – and YOUR help is requested! Cuba’s Jewish population has dwindled to approximately 1,200 people. Like the rest of the Cuban population, they endure basic shortages of food and health care needs. Casa de la Comunidad Hebrea de Cuba, the center of Judaism in Havana, houses a pharmacy that provides free medical and health-related supplies to both Jews and non-Jews. Please bring any of the medicines listed below to the luncheon. The pharmaceuticals that we collect will be delivered to Templo Beth-Shalom/Comunidad Hebrea de Cuba on our behalf by Stephen Church. (Stephen will be speaking briefly about this project during the program.) Vitamins: Vitamin A, Vitamin B6 100 mg, Vitamin E 400 mg., Vitamin C 500 mg. Creams: Desitin, BENGAY, Icy Hot Eyes: Artificial Tears, Cooling drops Stomach Ache: Alka Seltzer, Zantac

Sisterhood Member ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please detach and return this form with payment to the address at the right by 2/9/18 Spotlight Fran Nossen is Sisterhood’s highly capable three-term Treasurer and most recent “Woman of Valor” recipient. She was also the Treasurer of Hadassah for over 12 years. She and her husband Rob have 3 grown children and 4 grandchildren. Rob is a survivor of the Holocaust. They encourage everyone

Tuesday, February 13th 11:30am Temple Shalom

Your check is your receipt.

Name(s) Phone

Sponosor(s) @ $50 each

Members @ $18 each

Questions?

Please contact Alan Peltz (239-591-4412) or Barbara Druckman (239-405-1141)

to join in their long-standing mitzvah and life affirming practice of donating blood, platelets and plasma.

Non-members @ $22 each Total attendees Check total

RSVP by Friday, February 9th Checks payable to Temple Shalom Sisterhood Mail response form with payment to: Barbara Druckman Temple Shalom Sisterhood 4630 Pine Ridge Road Naples, FL 34119

M it z v a h D ay February 11th 9am to 12pm

Mitzvah Day isn’t just about giving, it’s about doing too! Join us on Mitzvah Day when our Temple Shalom family comes together for this special day to support the spirit of Tikkun Olam - repairing the world. There are many activities to choose from. One of the favorites is Meals of Hope, an organization that we partner with to help provide nutricious meals for those who are in need right here in Collier County. Meals of Hope provides the food and materials needed to package 50,000 meals. Can you believe that we package 50,000 meals in 3 hours? Well, we have successfully done just that year after year. We can do it again but, we need everyone’s help. How can you help? There are two ways. Beleive it or not, each meal only costs about 20 cents. To reach our goal of 50,000 meals, we need to raise $10,000. Your donation of $18 means 90 meals. $36 will help make 180 meals and for $100, 500 meals can be made. Please help us to reach this goal. You can mail your checks, made out to Temple Shalom, directly to the Temple with a note indicating Meals of Hope. How else can you help? You can come on Mitzvah Day and help package the meals. It’s tons of fun and super easy! Get a table of your friends together and start the assembly line. Or join in at a table where you will make new friends. We’ll show you how to do it. You do not have to make a donation to join in on the packing. Some other activities include.... Blood drive The Blood Mobile will be parked right outside Temple from 8am to 1pm. We recommend signing up in advance. Contact Jane Perman at 239-592-7555 to make your appointment. Beading for Betterment New to Mitzvah Day this year is Beading for Betterment. Make necklaces for the children of the Guadalupe Center in Immokalee to give to their mothers and grandmothers for Mother’s Day. This activity is for everyone age 10 and up. Baking dog biscuits This is a fun activity for young children! Help make dog biscuits for our furry friends at the animal shelter. Thank you cards and messages for First Responders Collier County first responders are fantastic every day but they really went above and beyond after Irma. 12

February 11, 2018 Breakfast at 9am (provided by the Men’s Club) Mitzvah Day rally at 9:30am Activities begin after the rally

Collection bins are located in the main lobby of the Temple for the following items which will be sorted and packed on Mitzvah Day for those in need. Toiletries Travel size shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrushes, combs, deodorant, etc. Gently used clothing All sizes. No holes or stains, please. Back packs and school supplies New back packs, pens, pencils, markers & crayons, paper, notebooks, rulers, pencil cases, glue sticks, etc. Purple Bag Project Chap stick, sugar-free sucking candy, mints, snack bags of pretzels and veggie chips, activities such as card games, puzzles, coloring books, crayons and small hand held games.

Changing the World From the Inside Out Rabbi David Jaffe

Wednesday, February 21st 7:00pm to 9:00pm

About Rabbi David Jaffe Rabbi Jaffe distills centuries of Jewish wisdom about cultivating and refining the inner life into an accessible program for building the qualities necessary for engaging in the work of sustainable change. Through explorations of deep motivation, inner drive, and traits like trust and anger, this presentation engages the audience in a questions of self-development and transformation, demonstrating that sustainable Tikkun Olam is indeed a spiritual practice. This is a free event All are welcome Temple Shalom • 4630 Pine Ridge Rd. • Naples, FL 34119 239-455-3030 • naplestemple.org

David Jaffe is a writer, rabbi and spiritual seeker. His first book, Changing the World from the Inside Out, explores how to walk a holy path that integrates deep spiritual wisdom with the daily work of peacemaking and social change. He has spent his entire adult life pursuing Jewish wisdom and working for reconciliation and social justice. This journey has taken him from his home in New York to the homeless shelters of San Francisco, to Yeshiva in Jerusalem, to refugee camps of Central Africa and faith-rooted community organizing in Boston. 13

Ellen Katz Presents

“The Best of Hamilton” Experience America’s Groundbreaking Musical! Two sessions - Act 1 and Act 2 Thursdays, March 15th and 22nd 3:30pm - 5:00pm Ellen Katz, renowned Broadway edutainer, will present classes that will give you profound insight into the genius of Lin-Manuel Miranda. With vibrant visuals and music, she will chronical this dramatic saga through a contemporary lens. Find excitement in Miranda’s pulsing poetry (hip hop) along with a variety of musical styles including the Beatles, jazz, ballads and exhilarating chorus numbers.

Hurry! These classes will fill up fast! Cost for both sessions is $36 per person

RSVP required by

For credit card payments please call the Temple Shalom office 239-455-3030 Checks made payable to Temple Shalom should be sent to: Temple Shalom 4630 Pine Ridge Road Naples, FL 34119 Please include the names of attendees and a phone number Write Hamilton in the memo line

Sunday School for Adults with Rabbi James Perman Two informative sessions! O, Jerusalem

Sunday, February 4th 10:30am

Sex & Power

Sunday, February 25th 10:30am

Jerusalem is amazing! What should we know about it?

Judaism has had a lot to say about sexual morality

Old City, New City, East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem… what’s it all about? Jerusalem is in the news nearly every day. What makes it so unique? Why did the President’s declaration raise such a fuss? What are our legitimate Jewish interests? What’s the right and fair thing to do? What is even possible in today’s crazy world? Here’s what we need to know. We will look into its fascinating history, its religious meaning for us, and also for Christians and Moslems. Finally, we will discuss what’s possible — the politics of Jerusalem in today’s troubled world. All in about an hour!

This topic took on a particular urgency with the lurid revelations of Hollywood and Washington. Extraordinary women summoned the courage to tell their stories and reveal their long held secrets. This development elicited similar stories from women in all walks of life. Rabbi Perman will present some core Jewish teachings as well as suggested remedies.

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With so many things to do, we suggest getting an early start on your want-to-do list. There’s a lot to do at The Carlisle Naples Senior Living Community — clubs, events, socializing, and more. So, go ahead and make your want-to-do list. But please don’t include a bunch of chores. We’ll take care of most of those for you. We invite you to see all that The Carlisle has to offer (including assisted living services if needed) at a complimentary lunch and tour. Please call now to schedule.

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Guided Tour of Immokalee & The Guadalupe Center This tour is limited to 12 participants • Make your reservation NOW Details

Don’t miss this enlightening trip! Experience a unique tour of Immokalee as well as a personal tour of the Guadalupe Early Childhood Education Center that services the rural, low income children of Immokalee. Enjoy lunch at the family-owned Lozano’s Mexican Restaurant.

The cost of this experience is $10 per person and includes van transportation and both tours. Lunch is a separate cost. Credit cards are accepted by the restaurant.

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$10 per person. Checks should be made payable to The Guadalupe Center and mailed to: Helene Naimon 3315 Cerrito Court Naples, FL 34109 Include your name (or names), your email address and your phone number. Indicate your first and second date choice. Your check will be your reservation. An email confirmation will be sent upon receipt of your check. ** Lunch is a separate cost payable at the restaurant

Questions? Contact Helene at hjnaimon@gmail.com

Two dates available Friday, February 16th - 9:00am Friday, February 23rd - 9:00am Please indicate your first and second choice of date

Van Tour Itinerary The van will depart the Temple Shalom parking lot promptly at 9:00am. Please arrive no later than 8:45am. 9:00am - Van departs the Temple Shalom parking lot 9:30am - Guided tour of Immokalee 10:15am - Guadalupe Center guided tour 11:30am - Lunch at Lozano’s 2:00pm - Arrive back at Temple Shalom

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We Are One: A Musical Celebration to Entertain and Inspire By Carole J Greene Over the past few months you’ve learned many details about our 2018 Temple fundraising event, the March 11 production of—“We Are One: A Musical Celebration.” Like the cherry on an ice cream sundae, we’ve saved the best for last.

Wheeler. Outstanding local performers and musicians will augment the New York troupe. When asked what sparked the creation of this production, Jamibeth noted that the idea was born out of the defacing of Temple Shalom’s sign in the autumn of 2016 and the outpouring of support—solidarity—from the Collier County community. “To combine theatrical entertainment with the solidarity idea seemed to be a perfect way to bring people together after this episode, especially as a fundraiser.”

The “musical celebration” part of the program is a compilation of familiar and not so familiar music from the Great American Songbook, Broadway and pop favorites, directed by Jamibeth Margolis. Some of the 14 pieces will make you want to sing along, while others will present creative arrangements of old standards. Still others might be totally new to some of you; what the director calls “interesting eclectic music people may not know but will certainly enjoy.” Together, they’ll create a story, supplemented by readings from historical documents as well as visual graphics done as projections, augmented by professional lighting and sound designers. All this is being developed by daughter of Temple Shalom members Ida and Jeff Margolis, Jamibeth Margolis, a professional casting director in New York City. Over the years, she has auditioned— and cast—hundreds of actors performing in Broadway and off-Broadway productions. She has also directed many shows in New York and regional theaters. For our special evening, she will bring half a dozen New York performers, including her pianist and musical director Andrew

Many Temple Shalom members and friends will recall that in March 2014 Jamibeth brought another musical theater production to Naples. Titled “Warsaw: A Story in Song,” it inspired the audience through a thoughtprovoking story revolving around the Warsaw Ghetto uprising.

Preparing for the show! Creative team, Jamibeth Margolis and Andrew Wheeler with actor Joseph Peterson

February events in the “We Are One” theme Two February events continue the emphasis on solidarity. First, on Sunday, February 11th, the Temple Shalom family will join together at 9:00am for our annual Mitzvah Day. At 7:00pm on Wednesday, February 21st, Rabbi David Jaffe will talk with us about his book, Changing the World for the Inside Out. Both activities will provide us with opportunities to come together in a spirit of oneness, heralding the culmination of our solidarity project on March 11th.

In addition to the musical component, the “We Are One: A Musical Celebration” production includes excerpts from historical documents that remind us of our responsibilities to work together in solidarity. Community leaders— “we won’t name them here as we want to keep some surprises”—will read these, mixed in with the songs. Local community leader Phil Beuth will be honored with the Temple Shalom Nachson Award for Social Justice. Students from the Guadalupe Center Tutor Corps will attend as special guests. Jamibeth summed up: “It will be an important and entertaining evening of music, readings and visuals that will stir and inspire the audience.”

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WE ARE ONE: A Musical Celebration

March 11, 2018 at 7:00pm Featuring per formances by New York entertainers and outstanding local talent Honoree Phil Beuth

Community leader & Senior Board Member of the Guadalupe Center

Recipient of the Temple Shalom Social Justice Award

Continuing the Spirit of Solidarity

Tickets Stu d e nt . . . . . $ 1 8

(Concert only-advance purchase)

G e n e r a l a d m i s s i on . . . . . $ 4 5

A unique and inspirational musical program highlighting solidarity, brotherhood, unity and the spirit of America has been created exclusively for Temple Shalom. The 90-minute show will feature Mary & Phil Beuth professional New York entertainers, outstanding local talent, excerpts from documents read by prominent locals,& and the presentation Arlene Don Shapiro of the Temple Shalom Social Justice Award to Phil Beuth.

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Reserved performance seating for 2, dessert reception, salon dinner on March 10, half page recognition as Ruby Sponsor in Keepsake Journal, social media posting and visual recognition at event, autographed copy of book by honore and Guadalupe Center notecards Sapphire, Diamond and Custom Gemstone sponsorships available

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------For program listing and best seating, For tickets, please return this form with your payment to we must receive ticket payment by January 26th Temple Shalom We Are One Paid tickets will be mailed until February 20th. 4630 Pine Ridge Road Tickets will then be available at Naples, FL 34119 Will Call on the evening of the concert. Questions? Call the Temple office at 239-455-3030 Qty. Name 19 Student - $18 Address (where tickets should be mailed) General admission - $45

Invitations have been mailed For more information or to purchase sponsorships and general admission tickets, please call the Temple Shalom office or visit the Temple Shalom website.

Israel Advocacy Committee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Naples presents

Steven Feiner and Cipora Brown

Edward and Avra Schwab

Jane and Gerald Evans

Max and Linda Freedman 3235 Cypress Glen Way, Apt 320 Naples, FL 34109 Home phone: (239) 431-8670

Michael and Nancy Hurwitz Patty and Michael Kirschner Steven and Helice Picheny Melvin and Joyce Toub Ken and Adrienne Charak Ken: Email: charak406@aol.com Cell phone: 513-702-3697 Adrienne: Email: alewischarak@gmail.com Cell phone: 513-260-7379 The Charak’s hail from Cincinnati, Ohio where they lived for 43 years before permanently moving to Naples. Ken is originally from Revere, Massachusetts and Adrienne is originally from West Hartford, CT. Ken is a biomedical engineer, retired from both Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson. He loves golf, tennis and playing cards. Adrienne is a certified technical writer who owned her own business. She loves to golf, play mah jongg and canasta. They have two children, Rachel who is a business consultant and Jessica who is a Forensic Scientist.

Max Email: maxfreedman@ villajourneys.com Linda Email: linda@villajourneys.com Natalie Berman 2756 Crystal Way Naples, FL 34119 Email: nberman99@yahoo.com Cell phone: (301) 503-2752 Sara Pantel Seasonal Address: 7515 Pelican Bay Blvd. PH-C Naples, Florida 34108 Home Phone: 908-725-2044 Primary Address: 54 Prospect Street Somerville, NJ 08876 Sara originally joined the Temple in 1997 and was a member until 2001. She was a seasonal affiliate from 20112013. She is originally from Somerville, NJ. She enjoys swimming, cooking, music, playing bridge and scrabble. She has 5 children.

Tuesday, February 20 7:00 PM at Beth Tikvah

1459 Pine Ridge Rd, Naples

How can Israel’s Arabs and Jews break down the barriers of mistrust and separation between them? Rebecca Bardach, Hand in Hand’s Director of Resource Development & Strategy and Mohamad Marzouk, the Director of Hand in Hand’s Community Department, talk about how Hand in Hand is reshaping Jewish-Arab relations in Israel with a growing network of integrated schools and communities that bring thousands of Jew and Arabs together every day. Jews and Arabs, learning together, living together, building shared society one school, one community at a time.

Rebecca Baradach

Mohamad Marzouk

Cost: $10 in advance/ $15 at the door Please send payments to: Jewish Federation of Greater Greater Attn: Renee’ Bialek 2500 Vanderbilt Beach Rd., Ste. 2201 Naples, FL 34109 or call Renee’ to pay with credit card by Feb. 20th Payment of $15 will be accepted at the door if space permits. For questions please call 239-263-4205 or email Renee’ at rbialek@jewishnaples.org Please thank these co-sponsors

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Life insurance can be an excellent tool for charitable giving, and giving to an endowment in particular. Life insurance allows you to make a substantial gift to Temple Shalom endowments at relatively little cost to you, when changes in estate taxes or your family situation make the policy you own - or are the beneficiary of - no longer needed. In addition, you may also benefit from tax rules that apply to gifts of life insurance.

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With a completed endowment gift of $10,000 or more you will become a member of our Eternal Light Society.

Here is a real life example. Ed and Sara are a couple in their mid-fifties. Sara’s parents are retired and have a $1 million life insurance policy that was purchased when the estate tax exemption was $675,000. The insurance policy would pay $1 million on their death to Sara and was designed to pay the expected estate taxes. Because of the current estate tax exemption, portability (ability to add the husband’s and wife’s exemptions together) and cost of living indexing, there would currently be no estate tax on the first $22.4 million of their combined estate (to revert to $11.2 million indexed in 2025). Because Sara’s parents’ estate is approximately $5 million, there would no longer be any estate tax due. Therefore, the insurance policy is no longer needed for the original purpose of paying the estate tax. However, after paying premiums on the insurance for almost 20 years, the policy has a cash value of $364,000. With the considerable cash value of the policy, Sara’s parents no longer need to make out-of-pocket premium payments, because the cash value is expected to generate more than enough income on the policy to pay the premiums.

You will become a member of our Legacy Society with your signed letter of intent to make a gift in the future.

After consulting with their tax advisor, Sara’s parents decide to borrow $75,000 from the cash value of the policy and gift it to their Temple endowment. The insurance policy still names Sara as beneficiary of the $1 million policy, the Temple receives $75,000 immediately and Sara’s parents receive a tax deduction for approximately $75,000 to use to reduce their taxable income over the next five years. Do you have a policy or are you the beneficiary of a policy that is no longer needed? We would be happy to help you with making an insurance policy gift to Temple Shalom Endowments.

Mitzvah Baskets Fund: Bimah food baskets for Shabbat. A $100 donation purchases several hundred dollars of food for JFCS.

Showing We Care Contributions to 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 chai, a notice of your gift will be sent to the honoree and mention will be published in The Voice.

Operations

General Fund: Support Temple operations. Capital Reserve: Maintain and enhance buildings and grounds. Security Fund: Improve safety and security 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. Tribute Garden: Enhance garden, buildings and grounds. Dedication opportunities are available

Worship

Memorial Fund: Donations in memory of loved ones William Freschel Kiddush Fund: Provide Kiddush Lunch each Saturday following worship services. A $150 donation sponsors Kiddush in honor of a special someone or occasion. Flower Fund: Bimah flowers each Shabbat. A $100.00 donation sponsors flowers in memory or in honor of a special someone or occasion.

Dr. Philip & Shirley Gilbert Music Fund: Enhances music at Temple Shalom. Prayerbook Fund: Prayerbooks and Torah commentaries. Prayerbooks - $54, Torah commentary - $100 High Holy Days preayerbooks (set) - $108

Endowment

Endowment Fund: To secure the future, enrich programs and provide for emergency needs of the congregation. Honey Berkle Endowment Fund: Support overall mission of Temple Shalom. The Paula Brody and Merrill Hassenfeld Endowment Fund: Support operating and capital expenses.

Adult Education Fund: Enhance adult education programs.

Kraus Scholar In Residence Endowment Fund: To bring visiting scholars to the Temple as an educational benefit to the membership.

Religious School Fund: Supplies and activitiess for Jewish learning in Religious and Hebrew Schools.

The Low Family Endowment Fund: To secure the future of Temple Shalom and Reform Judaism in Southwest Florida.

Religious School Enrichment Fund: Augments the Religious and Hebrew School educational programming.

The Herbert & Ruth Abramson Fund: To supplement general operations and provide enrichment for Temple functions.

Polster Religious School Scholarship Fund: Religious and Hebrew School scholarships for students in need.

The Janet & Howard Solot Endowment Fund: For general charitable uses and purposes.

Ben Calmenson Fund: Sponsors children to attending Camp Coleman.

Clergy/Leadership

Education

Joseph S. Weinfeld Faculty Development Fund: Curriculum and teaching skill enrichment activities for Sunday and Hebrew School teachers. Youth Activities Fund: Financial support for our youth to attend Camp Coleman, to take part in regional/ national youth conventions, and summer in Israel experiences. Preschool Fund: Supplies and activities for the Preschool. Preschool Enrichment Fund: Books, magazines and media for children and adolescents. Arby Lipman Children's Library: For the purchase of children and adolescent books and magazine subscriptions, and supplies. Jack and Charlotte Ward Family Children's Music Shelf: Audio and video music for children.

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: Enhance and enrich leadership programs at Temple Shalom.

Library

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

SocialAction

David and Lillian Thalenfeld Fund for Social Justice: Support Temple’s participation in social justice events and activities.

Oneg Shabbat:

Sponsors Onegs in celebration of an event or to honor someone. This fund is administered by Temple Shalom Sisterhood. Please contact Sandy Stone (239) 597-1553

Contributions to Temple Shalom General Fund

In Memory of: Morton Shane by Ursula Finkelstein David Cotter, Ethel Lubin by Leda & Bob Lubin Dr. Basil Roman, Len Feinman, Billy Butterworth by Tracey & Dr. Larry Albert William B. Topp by Deborah & Gary Kohler Samuel Raichlen, Fredrick Raichlen, Marcus Gold by Dr. Cecille Raichlen Pearl Ribet, Amy Lezberg by Zdenka Tichy & Eric Wasser Sheldon Adler by Doris Adler Max Bassin by Shirley & Bob Bassin Sylvia Rodney by Maria & Dr. Marc Browner William Lewis by Phyllis & Michael Seaman Lawrence Wasserman by Diana & Carl Steinhouse Betty Swartz, Alan Kaplan by Ann & Dr. Mike Swartz Anna Klein, Theresa Weiss by Lois Lane-Weiss & Norman Weiss Howard Price by Judit & Richard Price Lorraine Schneidman by Laurie & Dr. Matt Targoff Harold Z. Sawyer by Cari, Gregg, Max & Jakob Johnson Raymond Katz, Jack Hirsch by Claire Katz In Honor of: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Millstein on their anniversary by Nancy & Ronald Angerman Dr. Lydia Bond on her birthday by Dr. Iris Bland In Appreciation: By Laverne Alston Barbara & Dr. Andrew Halmos

Religious School

In Memory of: Lillian Weiss-Goodgold, Nathan Weiss by Helene & Maj. Gen. Bernie Weiss

William Freschel Kiddush Fund

In Memory of: Louise Sirkus by Sandy Sirkus Ernest Druckman by Barbara Druckman In Appreciation: Of Dr. Michael Rubner for helping Max Goldberg prepare for his Bar Mitzvah by Ellen & Dr. Steve Goldberg

As of December 28

Food Basket Fund

In Memory of: Minnette Ruchman by Louise & Bill Warshauer In Honor of: Herbert Adler by Susan Adler

Rabbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund

In Memory of: Elizabeth Shlesinger by Susan & Dr. Nat Ritter A. Shapiro, Dr. Hyman Shapiro, Rebecca Shapiro, Hannah Blumenthal by Myra Shapiro Eleanor Rubinstein by Mae Riefberg Anna Goldberg by Linda & Jerry Wainick Elliot Krusch by Sherry & Steve Pino Harriet Post by Debra Laites & Ben Post In Honor of: Max Goldberg becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Ellen & Dr. Steve Goldberg Emma Greschler by Jenna & David Greschler Cissy & Harvey Dezen on the birth of their great granddaughter Ariella by Arlene & Bob Subin In Appreciation: By Susan Seiden By Ruth Dorfman

Cantor Azu’s Discretionary Fund In Memory of: Solomon Cahan by Cecilia Cahan

Prayerbook Fund

In Memory of: Anne Pirchesky by Aileen & Michael Pierce Melvin Silberg by Gay & David Silberg Aaron Paulson by Jackie & Frank Paulson

Rabbi James and Jane Perman Library

In Memory of: Harry Rubinwitch by Jane & Lester Friedberg Jennie Hasson by Matty Hasson In Honor of: Jane Perman on her special birthday by Bobbie & Dr. Gene Katz, by Dr. Iris Bland

Contributions to Temple Shalom Joseph S. Weinfeld Faculty Development Fund In Memory of: Evelyn Cole by Tracey & Dr. Larry Albert

Mitzvah Day Supply Fund

In Memory of: Isadore Heller by Gail & Russell Smith

Janet & Howard Solot Endowment Fund In Memory of: Harry Hershfield by Naida & Mike Rodman

Shirley & Henry Kraus Scholar-In-Residence Endowment Fund In Memory of: Gloria Kushnir by Barbara & Dr. Ira Kushnir Blanche Felsen by Sylvia Wolinsky Abraham Citrin by Dave Citrin

Endowment Fund

In Memory of: Pauline Schmidt by Frances & Jud Knox Estelle Boyd by Dr. Iris Bland Ida Koosman by Fran & Rob Nossen In Honor of: Eleanor Angoff becoming a Bat Mitzvah by Harriet & Merlin Lickhalter With Prayers for a Speedy Recovery to: Walter Angoff by Harriet & Merlin Lickhalter

Temple Security Fund

In Memory of: Leon Albert by Tracey & Dr. Larry Albert

Youth Group Activities Fund

In Memory of: Norma Koeser by Jeanette & Glenn Fischer Robert Pirchesky by Aileen & Michael Pierce

Shalom Preschool

In Honor of: Of Max Goldberg becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Ellen & Dr. Steve Goldberg Bill Iwanyshyn by Tracey & Dr. Larry Albert Frances Nemeroff by Karen & Dr. Martin Cohn

As of December 28

Adult Education

In Honor of: Rosealie & Charles Hyman on the marriage of Jess and Robert by Judy & Chuck Picus Philip Ciorciari Sr. by Judy & Philip Ciorciari

Arthur Sissman presents

Jewish Genealogy for Adults Sundays, February 25th (10:45 am) and April 22nd (10:00 am) Arthur has been involved in Jewish genealogical research since 1999.The group was organized for sharing information, strategies, ideas, frustrations related to exploring our Jewish genealogy. Anyone interested in Jewish genealogy, regardless of their religion, is welcome.

Torah Talk

A lay lead discussion of the weekly Torah portion

Yitro Exodus 18:1-20:23 Saturday, February 3rd

8:15 am - bagels, coffee, juice 8:30 am - discussion Facilitator: Dr. Iris Bland Hospitality: Dr. Iris Bland in honor of her birthday

February 12th Ethical Wills Workshop with David Rutstein 3pm to 5pm

(for those who attended the lecture on January 22nd)

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Saturday, February 3, 7pm Sunday, February 4, 3:30pm Soloist - Jinjoo Cho, Violin

W.A. Mozart, Overture to “The Abduction from the Seraglio” F. Mendelssohn, Concerto for Violin in E minor J. Haydn, Symphony No. 101 “The Clock”

TRIBUTES TO LEONARD BERNSTEIN & THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK Saturday, February 17, 7pm Sunday, February 18, 3:30pm Soloist - Soprano Carolann Sanita NOC Chorus & Chamber Orchestra

West Side Story Choral Suite, Leonard Bernstein Make Our Garden Grow, from “Candide”, Bernstein Frostiana-“The Road Not Taken”, Randall Thompson God Bless America, Irving Berlin

Now Available — NOC Tickets for all 5 concerts at a special rate of $100 New Venue — Temple Shalom 4630 Pine Ridge Rd, 34119

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For concert information, please contact the NOC at 239-594-6903, not the Temple. To purchase season tickets at $100 or single tickets at $25, go to: www.naplesorchestraandchorus.org or buy them before the concert.

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JEWISH COMMUNITY DAY OF LEARNING REGISTRATION FORM A Jewish Community Relations Council event sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Naples

Sunday, March 18 at Temple Shalom (4630 Pine Ridge Rd.) Schedule: 8:45 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:05 - 9:50 9:50 - 10:35 10:35 - 10:45 10:45 - 11:30 11:30 - 12:15

Doors Open and Check-in Welcome and Opening Remarks Speaker 1: “Growing Up Bielski” - Mickey Bielski Speaker 2: “Dream Peace” - Myra Roberts Snack break Speaker 3: “Ellis Island: The Jewish Experience” - Dr. Gerald Franz Speaker 4: “From Bezalel the Israelite to Agam the Israeli” - Ellaine Rosen

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