The Voice - January 2020 by Temple Shalom

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January 2020 Volume XL Tevet/Shevat 5780 Number 4

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A dministrative & Clergy A ssistant President R abbi Randi Butterworth Debra Antzis Adam F. Miller rbutterworth@naplestemple.org First Vice President amiller@naplestemple.org M aintenance Technician Daryl Sissman Cantor Pedro Cruz Second Vice President maintenance@naplestemple.org Donna Azu Merrill Hassenfeld Director of Communications dazu@naplestemple.org Third Vice President Jeanette Fischer R abbi Educator Ed Kaufman jfischer@naplestemple.org Ariel Boxman Treasurer Temple R eceptionist aboxman@naplestemple.org Susan Ritter Julie Fischer Financial Secretary R abbi Emeritus receptionist@naplestemple.org David Silberg James H. Perman, D.D. Controller R ecording Secretary rabbi@naples.net Maxine Gould Dr. John Little mgould@naplestemple.org rofessional taff Immediate Past President Development Coordinator Executive Director Debbie Zvibleman Shayna Aronson Deborah R. Fidel Sisterhood President saronson@naplestemple.org dfidel@naplestemple.org Karen Cohn M aintenance Technician Preschool Director Men’s Club President Rick Holsbeke Susan Feld, Ed. S. Ed Cohen maintenance@naplestemple.org sfeld@naplestemple.org Historical Society Music Director Helen Weinfeld Jim Cochran ission tatement Facility M anager Temple Shalom of Naples is an inclusive Ed Alexander Yale Freeman Reform Jewish congregation Victor Lucas Bobbie Katz Dave Citrin where all individuals are equal partners vlucas@naplestemple.org Steve Pino Josh Garfield in making our world whole and Preschool A dmin. A ssistant Perry Switzen holy. We are One Family, believing in Ellen Goldberg Gloria Mellman the sacredness of relationships, Michael Feldman Scott Weinstein fostering connections – one to another, gmellman@naplestemple.org Temple, Israel, Torah and God. Membership Engagement We are living Jewish values and Coordinator nurturing future generations. Ana Maria Tamargo atamargo@naplestemple.org The Voice is published monthly. June/July are combined issues.

Editor—Jeanette Fischer · Advertising—Maxine Gould

Disclaimer: Advertisements published in Temple Shalom’s monthly newsletter, The Voice, in no way constitute an endorsement of a product or service by Temple Shalom.

RABBI’S MESSAGE

Rabbi

Adam F. Miller The Hidden Treasures at Shalom A tale is told of a man named Abraham who awakens one night with a start from a vivid dream. In his vision, Abraham discovers buried treasure under a nearby bridge. The dream felt so real, that Abraham decides to seek out the treasure. Reaching the bridge, Abraham starts to climb over the wall when a town guard calls out to stop him. Pulling Abraham back from the ledge, the guard asks what he is doing. Hesitating for a moment, Abraham tells him the truth about his dream. The guard laughs, replying, “If I believed in dreams, then I would heed my own. That in the home of a man named Abraham there is a secret compartment in the floor under his table which holds a bag full of coins and jewels.” Surprised by the guards reply, Abraham quickly apologizes and runs back to his home. Moving his table out of the way, he notices for the first time a discolored section in the wood floor. With only a little effort, he pries the section of flooring away to reveal a cloth bag, full of coins and jewels. A treasure that was under his nose the whole time. We may not have found a bag of treasure, but we have all had that moment when we notice for the first time something special or unique that had been present all along. We feel the same sense of awe and wonder experienced by Moses when he stops to notice a single burning bush in the middle of the Sinai wilderness. Perhaps it occurred when we saw a familiar room from a new angle; came across a forgotten memento in our home; or found an unknown space in a place we know well. Here at Temple Shalom, we have many hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Our wonderful and warm Saturday morning services in the chapel offer community and connection. At Mitzvah Day, on January 12th, one discovers multiple opportunities to positively impact our community that include making Meals of Hope, providing toiletries and school supplies for homeless students, and donating blood. Wise Aging, Jewish Spirituality and other adult education programs expand one’s horizons. Cantor Evan Kent will musically engage us at the end of this month through the artist in residence program, and our scholar in residence, Rabbi Andrea Weiss joins us in March to inspire us through learning. Our Tikkun Olam Council empowers our congregation to repair the world, and in the coming months will bring new dialogue and connections with the African-American community. The joyful wonder of Temple Shalom is that we have too many gems to list in one place – all waiting to be found. Come in and discover for yourself the treasures of Temple Shalom. And if you need help in your quest, we are here to guide you along the way. L’Shalom, Rabbi Adam F. Miller

CANTOR’S MESSAGE

Cantor

Donna Azu

I am thrilled to share that Cantor Evan Kent will be joining us at Temple Shalom January 24-26, as our first Artist-in-Residence, generously sponsored by Paula Brody and Merrill Hassenfeld. Many, many years ago as I was finishing up college, I came to the decision that I no longer wanted to pursue a career as a professional singer. However, I knew I wanted a career that combined my passions of both music and education. A friend suggested that I should look into the Cantorate. Although I grew up in a congregation with a cantor, I didn’t know much about the profession. I did some research and came across a program at the Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles. The program was geared towards cantorial soloists and those interested in becoming cantors. The instructor of that course was Cantor Evan Kent. Over the next three years, I attended that class once a week. During our time together I learned about liturgy, Jewish music, the role of a cantor and so much more. Cantor Kent was such a wonderful teacher and mentor, bringing every new subject alive. He was incredibly supportive of me applying to the five-year Masters and Ordination program at the Hebrew Union College in New York City and gave me such wonderful advice along the way. Cantor Kent received his ordination as a cantor and his Masters in Sacred Music from Hebrew Union College in New York. He also received his Bachelor’s Degree from the Manhattan School of Music and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the City University of New York. He was the cantor of Temple Isaiah in Los Angeles twenty-five years before he made Aliyah to Israel in 2013. In 2014, he earned his Doctorate in Music Education from Boston University. Cantor Kent is currently on the faculty of Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem where he teaches liturgy 4

and sacred music. He was also a member of the editorial committee for the new Reform High Holy Days prayerbook, Mishkan HaNefesh. While living in Jerusalem, Cantor Kent has starred in Jerusalem productions of “Guys and Dolls,” the musical drama “Next to Normal,” “Avenue Q,” “Singin’ in the Rain,” Sondheim’s “Assassins,” “Cabaret,” and “She Loves Me.” He also portrayed Yitzchak Rabin in a new musical drama, “November” that dramatized the last week of Rabin’s life. During his time with us at Temple Shalom, Cantor Kent will co-lead the Friday night service and give a d’var Torah on “Jews as Consummate Storytellers”. He will lead a Saturday morning Torah study sharing insights from the week’s parashah using the perspective of the storyteller. On Saturday night he will present his one man show, “Shards: Putting the Pieces Together.” He will share with us stories of his grandparents’ immigration to the United States at the beginning of the 20th century interwoven with his own tales of his Aliyah (immigration to Israel) just a few years ago. To cap off the weekend, Cantor Kent will lead an adult workshop on telling our own stories, why our individual and collective stories are important, and why sharing these stories with younger generations is valuable. This a weekend you do not want to miss! Please refer to page 11 for the dates and times of all these wonderful programs. L’Shalom, Cantor Donna Azu

WORSHIP WITH US Shabbat Worship

Friday evening Shabbat service 7:30pm, followed by a delicious Oneg Shabbat Saturday morning Shabbat service 10:00am, followed by a Kiddush luncheon Soulful Shabbat Friday, January 17 A musical Shabbat service conducted entirely in song and accompanied by a professional band. Guaranteed to have you clapping your hands and tapping your feet.

Lamed Vavnik Awards Friday, January 10 Bestowed in honor of long-time member Ann Jacobson (z”l), Lamed Vavnik awards are presented to individuals for their loving service to the community. 2020 Awardees: Rev. Tony Fisher, Ida Margoli, Art & Sue Bookbinder

Family Shabbat Experience Friday, January 10 at 5:30pm A different kind of Shabbat for families with young(ish)children. Each Family Shabbat Experience includes an activity, Shabbat table blessings, dinner, Sanctuary experience and delicious desserts. The cost is $25 per family. RSVP by calling the Religious School office at 239-455-2233 or complete the form located at tinyurl.com/yywbdub3.

Installation of Rabbi Ariel Boxman Friday, January 17

Join us as we celebrate and formally welcome Rabbi Ariel Boxman to our Congregation. Special guest, Rabbi Bradd Boxman of Congregation Kol Tikvah, Parkland, FL (Rabbi Boxman’s father) will install her as our newest clergy member.

Livestreaming

If you know of someone who cannot travel or attend services in person, please let them know that our services are available for viewing at www.naplestemple.org. The live stream viewer can be found under the Media tab.

LEADERSHIP MESSAGE

Executive Director Deborah R. Fidel

“Do You Need Any Help?” These five words are music to any Executive Director’s ears! Temple Shalom is a growing, thriving temple with a wide and growing menu of activities, classes and worship opportunities, thanks in large part to the help and hard work of the many people who volunteer their time with us. Our cup runneth over with experienced lay leaders and volunteers from other communities. Opportunities abound for anyone who wants to roll up his or her sleeves and get to work!

Michael Weinstein

At we transition into 2020, I would like to thank one very special volunteer who has made a difference here with his sweet personality and big smile. Until last month, Michael Weinstein, son of Hetty and Scott Weinstein, assisted our music teacher, Jane Galler at Religious School on Sunday mornings. Michael deals with some fairly challenging health issues on a daily basis, but his special circumstances don’t stop him from showing up and pitching in with all his heart. I sat down with him recently to talk to him about his experience in the Religious School. I asked him what he does on Sunday mornings. He said that he asks Jane, “Do you need any help?” when her hands are full, before carrying her books and music stand for her, among other tasks. Michael says that volunteering on Sunday mornings makes him feel happy. He enjoys seeing the children, singing and helping Miss Jane. “She’s like Mary Poppins – sweet, funny, and happy all the time,” he said. Jane told me that she and the children will definitely miss him. “Michael was a wonderful assistant and is a wonderful friend to everyone. The children just love him!” Michael has also helped out on the High Holy Days, greeting members and visitors with a hearty handshake and a “Shana Tova.” I asked Michael, “Why do you like volunteering at Temple Shalom?” Not one to mince words, he said, “It’s good.”Indeed. I would also like to recognize and honor this year’s Above & Beyond Campaign chairs, Lori and Ed Cohen. Thanks to their hard work, our members’ generosity and everyone who participated in the match during the last days of the campaign, I am thrilled to say that we have surpassed our goal! Your gifts tell us that you value Jewish education, Jewish community and Jewish continuity. Thank you, Michael, Ed, Lori and all the people who support Temple Shalom with your time and your treasure. Without YOU, there is no US!! L’Shalom, Deborah R. Fidel, Executive Director

RABBI EDUCATOR’S MESSAGE

Rabbi Educator Ariel Boxman

I hope everyone has begun 2020 with happiness, health and peace. On January 1 many of us made New Years Resolutions. Resolutions tend to be made concerning weight loss, job performance, financial stability, etc. However, while all these resolutions are worthy, I would like to challenge you to add a resolution to your list. A resolution based on happiness, and in particular, happiness in our children. Below is a list of some ideas and suggestions on how to help our kiddos smile a little more! Cheers to a happier 2020! • Get happy yourself! In raising happy children, we must work on ourselves and increase our own happiness and emotional wellbeing. This includes practicing daily gratitude, choosing to see good in the world and believe it or not, doing daily exercise! Children watch everything we do and we can be their best role models. Remember: happy parent = happy child! • Expect effort, not perfection: All too often we praise children for good grades or outstanding achievements in sports. While praise is wonderful and definitely encouraged, parents must also praise children for good effort. Effort is what ultimately counts and what will help our children to feel good about themselves and their abilities. When your child gets home from school, ask them about their day and what was most enjoyable. If they choose to talk about lunch instead of their math test, so be it! • Teach AND model emotional intelligence: Children who learn from an early age how to effectively express themselves and their emotions will have healthier relationships and more success in life. When your child is struggling with anxiety, frustration or anger, it is recommended to do the following “empathize, label, and validate”. For more info on this read: https://tinyurl.com/s2n28f8 • More playtime: Yes, it is as simple as it sounds. Research

shows that children who spend more time playing and interacting with friends live (not via phone or computer) are happier and more content. Today’s kids are so overscheduled with sports, extra-curriculars and homework that they have little to no time to be kids. Schedule in “playtime” and you will start to see a less anxious and less stressed-out kid! • Teach gratitude: Remind your child daily of all he/she has to be grateful for. Whether it is the gooey and delicious mac-n-cheese he had for lunch or the high-five she received from her gymnastics coach, we all have at least something, small or large to be grateful for. Make a gratitude jar and each week have a member of the family submit a slip of paper with something they are grateful for. At the end of the Jewish year, right before Rosh Hashanah, open up the box and read through all the wonderful things that have happened to you as a family! Teach gratitude, teach happiness. Wishing everyone a healthy and happy new year! L’Shalom Rabbi Boxman

PRESCHOOL DATES TO KNOW

January Monday, January 13

Lions Preview

Wednesday, January 15

Pre-K Preview

Monday, Janaury 20

MLK Day Preschool Closed 7

LEARN WITH US Remembering Two Great Jewish American Writers: Philip Roth and Neil Simon Presented by Steve Yussen Thursday, January 9 at 7:00pm

Torah Talk

Saturday, January 4 8:15am - Continental breakfast 8:30am - Discussion Torah portion - Vayigash Genesis 44:18 - 47:27 A lay-led discussion of the weekly Torah portion. All are welcome. There is no charge.

What does it mean to be a Jew in America?

A complicated question, to be sure, but one brilliantly tackled for the past 50 years by novelist Philip Roth and playwright Neil Simon. Following their deaths in 2018, we consider the contributions of their prolific and unparalleled imaginations, their iconic use of humor and irony to tell stories, and their extraordinary impact on our culture and language. Please RSVP to Julie Fischer in the Temple Shalom office at 239-455-3030.

SHALOM YELADIM! A free program for parents and children ages 2-4. Through crafts, play, yoga, music and fun, kids will begin to learn about Judaism. Temple Shalom membership is not required. Interfaith families welcome! Sundays - 9:00am - 11:30am 1/26, 2/23, 3/22, 4/26 Register at tinyurl.com/shalomyeladim

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Israel Book Discussion Group Monday, January 27 at 11:00am Sadness is a White Bird by Moriel Rothman-Zecher There is a limited number of copies of each book available for loan from the Perman Library.

Shabbat Morning Torah Study with Rabbi Boxman February 15

8:15am - bagels & schmear 8:30am - learning session

Torah portion: Yitro Exodus 18:1-20:23

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LEARN WITH US

Wise Aging: Sacred Living A groundbreaking program specifically designed to meet the social, emotional and spiritual needs of Jewish seekers entering second adulthood! Facilitated by Rabbi Adam Miller and Missy Balsam This course consists of 9 classes and meets every other Thursday beginning January 9, 2020 Wise Aging will guide you through reflective work that enables you to come to new understandings about your life, self, values and Jewish practices. Learning modes include text study, active listening, mindfulness meditation, exercises, reflection and journaling.

“My fear of aging has become eagerness to embrace the challenges and possibilities of the years ahead.”

Sessions are based on resources developed for the Institute for Jewish Spirituality by Rabbi Rachel Cowan and Dr. Linda Thal, primarily Wise Aging: Living with Joy, Resilience and Spirit. Topics include: • What is special about this life stage • Life review • • • • • • •

Becoming one’s authentic self Developing a positive relationship to our changing bodies Revitalizing and nourishing healthy relationships Cultivating qualities of soul Practicing forgiveness Learning to live with loss Change and death

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Jewish Spirituality Temple Shalom member and yoga teacher, Missy Balsam will lead this class that will focus on tikkun middot (spiritual and ethical traits), meditation and other mindfulness practices.

Every other Thursday beginning January 16 - 12:30pm to 2:30pm 8 sessions Cost - $36 Space is limited Please call the Temple Shalom office at 239-455-3030 to RSVP 10

LEARN WITH US

Artist-in-Residence Weekend Friday - Sunday, January 24-26

Cantor Evan Kent We Are the People of the (Story) Book Special Performance

Friday, January 24

Saturday, January 25 at 7:30pm

Friday night service d’var Torah 7:30pm “Jews as Consummate Storytellers”

“Shards: Putting the Pieces Together”

Saturday, January 25

Through story and song (and a few puppets), Cantor Kent takes us on a poignant, often humorous journey that spans continents, decades, and the generations. Ultimately, “Shards” is the story of finding home, finding homeland, and along the way learning a bit more about yourself.

Saturday morning Torah Study 8:30am Cantor Kent will share insights from the week’s parashah from the perspective of a storyteller.

Sunday, January 26 Sunday morning 9:00am “Chad Gad Yah: The Story of the Goat” Told and retold through the generations.

These programs are free and open to the community The Artist-in-Residence Weekend is made possible through the generosity of Dr. Paula Brody & Merrill Hassenfeld.

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BBYO

Jess Zimmerman

Associate Regional Dir., North Florida Region

Happy January from BBYO! Naples BBYO teens came together with teens from all over North Florida Region (NFR) for FallCon (Fall Convention) in Ellenton, FL, November 15-17. FallCon included teen-led Jewish education and identity programming over the course of three days. We celebrated Shabbat, gathered around the bonfire for smores, learned about Jewish identity and culture globally, participated in AZAA and BBGG Sports programming, and so much more. What truly made the convention so unique is the diversity of teens represented throughout our region and their mutual passion for exploring what Judaism means to them.

On the horizon for January we have J-Serve, BBYO’s International Day of Service. On Sunday, February 2, Naples and Ft. Myers BBYO will be taking part in the Touch Down Run 5k. We will be running to raise awareness for the Children’s Cancer Network, NFR’s stand-up cause for 2019-20. Join us on February 2 at 6:15am at North Collier Regional Park. You can register in advance by going to bit.ly/touchdownbbyo. The Naples BBYO is in the process of preparing their spring term calendar. To be added to our email list and receive updates about BBYO programming, simply email Jessica Zimmerman at jesszimmerman@bbyo.org. We hope to hear from you and welcome you to BBYO Naples.

With all this talk about the convention, you might be thinking, when is the next convention and how can I participate in the fun? Well, lucky for you, NFR’s next regional convention, MIT/AIT LTI (Member in Training/Aleph in Training Leadership Training Institute) is taking place the weekend of January 17-19. MIT/AIT LTI not only provides leadership training to all teens in attendance, it also specifically looks to welcome new members to the fold with designated programming to introduce them to BBYO. Reach out to me directly if you are interested in joining Naples BBYO at convention. In November, Temple Shalom hosted Alan Goodis for a special Family Shabbat Experience. BBYO had a lovely time celebrating Shabbat with the community. And as a special bonus, after the main service, BBYO had a private song session with Alan. Not only did we jam with Alan, but some of our very talented teens had the opportunity to showcase their skills.

Naples BBYO gathered for a special Shabbat experience at Temple Shalom’s Family Shabbat Experience with Alan Goodis.

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North Florida Region BBYO gathered for a group photo at FallCon, November 15-17.

CONNECT WITH US Bereavement Group for Members of the Temple Shalom Community In the spirit of our tradition, which calls us to perform the mitzvah of Nihum Avelim (comforting mourners), Temple Shalom will be offering a Bereavement Support Group for people who are grieving for a loved one. The group, which will observe confidentiality of communication, will meet on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month from 9:30am to 11:00pm. Group size is limited to twelve people. The facilitators, Arline Kaplan, Ph.D., and Leslie Wasserman, M.A., are members of Temple Shalom. Both Arline and Leslie, licensed in New York and Michigan respectively, have extensive experience with groups and with people experiencing grief and loss. “We are hopeful that sharing our stories with empathic, compassionate others will allow some healing, solace and peace into our lives. We can each be the gift that can possibly help to heal the wound.” Feedback from groups members has been positive:

“I feel better after attending this group.”

“We are all at different places, but I see ourselves evolving.”

“The facilitators are professionals.”

“I’m confortable that this is private. I can say whatever is on my mind.”

“I’ve learned so much being in this group.”

“It has been a pleasure to meet the people in this group.”

Please email Ana Maria Tamargo at Atamargo@naplestemple.org to sign up. There is no fee for this program.

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Membership Chair Bobbie Katz

Membership is the heart and soul of Temple Shalom. When we started our One Family initiative it brought our membership to a new level of making connections with one another. It is these connections that have helped us develop many programs which make Temple Shalom a warm and caring community. Did you know….? • We have MEALS OF LOVE where meals are prepared for those who need some extra care when coming home from a hospital stay, surgery or treatments. • The CARING COMMITTEE sends out notes for milestone birthdays and anniversaries as well as for a passing of a loved one. • We have a SHIVA COMMITTEE that supports minyans when needed. • The HAVARAH GROUPS are established with members who have similar interests and are new to the Temple Shalom family. • On special Friday nights, Rabbi Miller with Cantor Azu have special BLESSINGS to welcome our New Members. • We have SHALOM CHAVARIM which is our group of greeters for Shabbat and special events. • We have NAME BADGES for every member of our Temple. • We have SHABBAT TABLES for those who want to celebrate Shabbat together with friends from your Temple family. • We have our annual NEW MEMBER POT LUCK DINNER on January 31 at 6:00pm. As you can see from the list of activities and programs, our members are important to the success of Temple Shalom. If you need any further information, please let me know. I will be more than happy to find the perfect place for YOU. I can be reached at gbkatz5804@aol.com.

Welcome, New Members! Maris Delano Lawrence and Linda DuKatz Stephen and Marci Fisher San and Rochelle Miller Diane Moss Richard Norris and Jane Yusen

CONNECT WITH US Butterflies of Hope & Rememberance, January 26 By Carole J Greene The year 1945 saw the end of World War II and the liberation of Nazi concentration and death camps. 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of these significant events in history. A year-long initiative titled “Butterflies of Hope & Remembrance” provides unique experiences to pay tribute to myriad victims of World War II and to recall the lives saved in the liberation of the camps. Special programs offer education about the Holocaust and genocide—horrors destined to be repeated if humanity forgets the lessons history teaches us. Temple Shalom will host one of the “Butterflies of Hope & Remembrance” programs at 2:00pm on Sunday, January 26, which is the day before the official International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The Temple will screen the movie “The Boys of Terezin.” This documentary tells the story of a secret journal penned by boys aged 13 to 16 living—just barely—in the Terezin concentration camp. Life there was brutal, cut short by starvation, disease and frigid conditions—plus regular deportations to death camps. Of the 15,000 children sent to Terezin, fewer than 1,000 were alive by war’s end. American musician Lori Laitman composed an oratorio, “Vedem,” Czech for “In the Lead,” that illuminates the boys’ homesickness, their fatigue and hunger, anger at their imprisonment - along with their humor and courage. Members of Seattle’s acclaimed Northwest Boychoir, as they rehearsed this oratorio, learned what the Holocaust’s genocide meant to teens their same age. In a poignant finale of the world premiere musical performance, four survivors - the boys of Terezin - reunite after 65 years. The documentary film brings these disparate elements together in a tribute to courage and idealism that sustained these Terezin-imprisoned teens during the darkest time of their lives. The film is ideal for teenaged viewers to learn vital lessons we hope Holocaust education can teach them. A special program of “Vedem” songs will be performed by professional musicians from FGCU and The Naples Philharmonic Orchestra. To RSVP, visit holocaustmuseumswfl.org.

Don’t forget to log into your Temple Shalom account if you have not already done so. Logging into your Temple Shalom account is easy. Go to www.naplestemple.org, click the “Login” box in the upper right corner and select “Forgot Password.” You will be asked to supply your email address and a reset link will be sent to that address. Follow the link in the email and you’re on your way to accessing your online account. If need assistance, please contact the Temple Shalom office at 239-455-3030. 16

Thursday, January 16 1:30pm “The Huntress” by Kate Quinn Facilitator: Linda Wainick An historical novel about an English journalist and a Russian bomber pilot who join forces to attack The Huntress, a Nazi war criminal. For a complete list of books for the 2019-2020 season, please visit the Sisterhood page under Connect on the Temple Shalom website.

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B’nai Mitzvah A dam Dorio 1.4.2020

Gabriela Sissman 1.18.2020

Adam is a seventh grader at North Naples Middle School. He is the son of Paul and Amanda Dorio, and grandson of Temple members, Gayle and Martin Dorio. Adam has an older brother, Isaac (16), a younger sister, Ava (9), a Rhodesian Ridgeback named Stella, and a hamster named Mötley. Adam loves music, especially playing the trombone in his school’s concert band and jazz band. He will also be playing in the CCPS Honor Band in January. Adam plays baseball, and is an overall sports enthusiast, with the New York Yankees as his favorite baseball team, and The Ohio State Buckeyes as his favorite college football team (not to mention his love of their marching band). Adam is an avid reader, mostly enjoying books based on WWII, and he also enjoys math. Adam is an adventurous young man, always up for a new experience; he’s excited to become a Bar Mitzvah.

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Gabriela is a seventh grader at Community School of Naples. She has a wide range of interests, including dancing, drawing, cooking, science fiction, and mythology. For the past five years, Gabriela has danced in various roles in The Fairytale Nutcracker, and this year has begun to dance en pointe. Gabriela also enjoys riding her bike, playing with dogs, and reading almost anything she can get her hands on.

Mazel tov to Mia Feldman, and her husband Spencer Raban on the birth of their daugher Hazel Claire Raban. Hazel was welcomed into the world on October 20 to the delight of grandfather Michael Feldman, great-grandmother Barbara Cohen and aunts Cloe and Saige Feldman.

Michael Pierce and Anna Lang are pleased to announce their wedding on November 23 in Las Vegas, NV. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Mel Hecht of Las Vegas and Michael’s sons and grandchildren were in attendance. Anna’s daughter was maid of honor. Michael’s Brother, Eric Pirchesky was also in attendance.

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1 Donald Baseman Laurie Bollt Lester Friedberg Jessica Horowitz 2 Claudia Baer Norman Cohn Jacqueline Sherman Shelly Whitman 3 Beverly Fried 4 Gracia Kuller Brett Rosenblum 5 Rena Rutstein Elaine Samuels Judith Zahn 6 Stephen Blum Ann Brown Carol Clarke Sandra Diamond David Malakoff Ronald Sidman Carol Wolfe

7 Gordon Kerner 8 Linda Abrams Ronald Hain Bronia Ichel Max Kamerman 9 Ronald Meyer Jeffrey Randall Carol Swartz 10 Barrett Brown Rochelle Lieb Edward Schwab Jean Wichter Beth Wolff 11 Alan Adlestein Samuel Chester Martin Isserlis 12 Zadok Azu Simone Lutgert Debbie Statfeld 13 Jean Morrison 14 Bruce Nichols 15 Siri Eisen

16 Joan Friedman Wendy Israelite Dana Jaffe Gustavo Karp Ellen Katz Freddi Peltz Sheldon Sweet 17 Judith Kaufman Cheryl Payne Roberta Sussman 18 Jeanette Fischer Michael Kirschner Fabiana Kivilevic Martin Samuels Harvey Sturm 19 Charles Huizenga Leonard Schuman Sue Sturm Preston Zaehringer 20 Missy Balsam Eloyse Fisher Alan Gordon

20 David Silberg 21 Stanley Farb Ralph Mandell Leslie Schwartz Eric Zelnick 22 Katie Cohen Marcy Malc Lety Schwartz Dina Thoma-Tennenbaum 23 Elizabeth Charif Howard Solot 24 Maureen Feinstein Gabriel Feldman Allan Goldberg Nataly Goldshtein Virginia Goodman Barry Shurak Susan Solomon Nancy Thalheimer 25 Donald Kadonoff Christopher Lundborg 26 David Braverman

Happ y Anniversary! 2 Barbara and Thomas Carlstrom Sylvia and Ralph Heyman

Susan and Jack Rabin

6 Kathy and Eric Feinstein

22 Lin and Ronald Klein

9 Leda and Robert Lubin

23 Lori and Edward Cohen

11 Bobbie and Eugene Katz

27 Lillian and Allen Menkin

18 Trudy and Stephen Weisberg

28 Hilda and Martin Levine

Mazel Tov!

19 Helaine and Marvin Lender

20 Beverly and Steven Koren

27 Ellen Harris Russell Smith 28 Susan Adler Alan Einhorn Sylvia Heyman 29 Nancy Benjamin Maxine Brenner Ira Broadman Fern Jaffe Larry Kalkstein Alois Zanoni 30 Phil Brown 31 Scott Jaffe Michael Kohan

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YAHRZEITS – JANUARY 2020 3 Norman Antzis Chaya Berg Esther Berkowitz Dr. Blaine Block Sarah Rosen Block Sylvia Brams Alice Brazina Evelyn Brenner Louis Broadman Samuel Budner Samuel Cantor Augusta Cohen Louis Cohen Anna Cohn David Cotler Edward Dendooven Alexander Feldblum Richard Flagel Rosa May Frank Kenneth Freedman Ida Friedman Mary Glassman Marcus Gold Jacob Paul Hertzman Harold Jacobs Ann Jacobson Herman Jaffe Emma Karlin Shelley E. Kessler Bessie Kessler Stacey Anne Klein Shirley L. Kraus Tillie Kreisler

Molly Starman Dorothy Tapper Victor Jerry Weil Mitchell Weis Hannah Weis Arie Weis Leslie Weis Albert Wiadro Minnie Wolf 10 Herbert Adler Eileen Berger Estelle Boyd Azrael David Brandwynne Minnie Brodsky Dr. Hyman Burstein Leonard Creskoff Celia Cristall Elizabeth Cross Mark Desser William Diamondstein Jane Feld Joan Floegel Frieda Freeman Samuel M. Friedman Thelma "Terry" Geronemus Sidney Glasgow Morris Glicken David Golant David Goldenblatt Roberta Hackel Abraham Hurvitz Ann Jacobs Natalie Justa

17 Marilyn Birnhak 24 Joseph Browar Olga Bluestein Philip Ciorciari Betty S. Brown Joseph Cross Bernard Cahan Samuel W. David Martin Casper Betty Dreier Nathan Clibanoff Joseph Ellis Harry Cohn Lois Endlar Emma Cohn Stanley Feldman Ernest Druckman Blanche Felsen Howard Feldman Albert Gale Saul Garber Bernice Glueck Max Glassman Anna Goldberg Harry Glicken Ann Goldenson David Goldsmith Gerald Grossman Sarah Goodman Arthur Haut Helen Silverman Harrison Irmagard Heil Jennie Hasson Alvin William Hurvitz Harry Hershfield Dora Kanter Joel Jaffe Rose Kanter George Kahn Anna Klein Philip Kreisler Kalmon Paul Lazear Bertha Rivin Lashinsky Roxanne Lebowich Grace Lebowitz Sally Leventhal Larry Leventhal Israel Levin William J. Lewis Herman Levine Louis Lipman Steven Levy Ethel Lubin Abraham Liberman Ari Mazer Fay Lichtenstein Mae Nerven Eugene Linz Bernard Pastor Samuel Miller Herbert Meyer Pearlman Andee Millstein Rhoda Pearlman Irwin H Mintz Annette Rosenberg Irving L. Myers

Sharon Ansteth Lawrence Banco Murray Binderman Carolyn W. Bomeisler Isabelle Gup Brown Mildred Budin Leo Budin Doris E Cohen Sylvia Solomon Cohon Paul Corich Luis Diez David Eisenstein Norman Emanuel Lester Endlar Joel Feinson Cornelia Feldman Morris Fine Bertha Fine Margery Fireman Edna Flagel Menyhert Fogel Jennie Friedman Faye Ginsberg Sema Goldenblatt Estelle Gordon Joseph Greenberg Joseph Guttenplan Barbara Hamilton Isadore Heller David Hurwitz Alan Kaplan Morris Katz Evelyn Kilberg

Minnie Lerman

Joseph B. Kaplan

Stanley Rubenstein

Benjamin Nerenberg

Frieda Klein

Harry Lerman Seymour Maisel Erv Miller

Gladys Kittinger Sam Klein Ida Koosman

Minnette Ruchman Georgia Shapiro Amanda Shore

Sadie Greenberg Pearson Robert Pirchesky Howard Phillip Price

Norma Jean Koeser Etta Kramer Julia Bender Kroot

Henry Shurak

Flora Reinhardt

Rose Leictman

Harold Z. Z. Sawyer Samuel Schneider Jeffrey Seidman David Siegel Melvin Silberg Ruthine Simon George Simon Sidney Sirkis Lena Steinberg Alex Steinberg Janet Ehrenkranz Stoddard Paul Swartz Harry Tapper Amon Thall Louis Waxler Nathan Weiss Lillian Weiss-Goodgold Ann Robin Williams Alfred R Wolff Philip Zeldner Elizabeth Zimmerman

Russell Leif Berniece Levin Nathaniel Liberman Rosalie Lubin Jay Minzer Pearl Meltzer Neiderman Frances Nemeroff Sadie Newman Aaron A. Paulson Dora Perlmutter Harry Pittelman Shelli Rebecca Plotkin Allan Polacheck Annie Quisefit Elbhar Melvin Reiss Harry Rubinwitch Thelma Silver William M. Sloves Dorothy Solomon Samuel Spintman Ann Springman

Max Missel

Elliot Foster Krusch

Clare S. Nusbaum Boris Ostrovsky Abe Perlmutter Ruth Poplock Harriett Post Zoe Elena Press John Robert Purdy Morris Rabinowitz Davina Rife Sylvia Rodney Benjamin Rothman Martha L. Rubin Shirley Rubinfeld Maurice Rubner Rabbi Sylvan D. Schwartzman Bernard Shnider Rose Siegel Louise Sirkus Debra Slutsker Ruth Solomon Allen Solomon

Leonard A. Lewis Emanuel Lorber Hilda Millstein Judy Moskowitz Anna Palazzolo Ruth Portman Thomas Portman Fannie Rabinowitz Eleanor Rubinstein Marvin G Schaeffer Lou Schlimer Pauline Schmidt Leah Schwartzman Joseph Schwartzman Dr. Hyman D. Shapiro Jennie Teitelbaum William Topp Mollie Turken Fannie Warshauer Anne Watstein Betty Weiner

Ben Simon Rose Simon Herbert Solomon Shirley Specter Nellie Stein Howard Teitelbaum Albert Tobias Herb Valinetz Arthur Warshauer Gladys Warshauer 24 Sheldon Adler Sally Adlestein Leon Albert Marcia Ardenfriend Eleanor Battaglia Faye Beitchman Linda Bell Leah Berk Bernard Berk Sidney Bernstein Eugene Borowitz

YAHRZEITS – JANUARY 2020

Recently Deceased

31 Sally Sussman Samuel Leonard Temple Peter Thomson Dr. Max Ufberg Minnie Waldman Marshall Warshauer Fannie Werber

(as of 12/10/19)

Daniel Rashbaum - Son of Gil and Lanny(z”l) Rashbaum Beverly Cohen - Mother of Maxine Gould Bobbi Bassewitz- Mother of Lisa Lauber Jeffrey Kahn - Father of Melissa Kahn Goldberg

May their memories be a blessing. Zichronam liv’rachah.

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MEN’S CLUB We have had a very successful 2019, having achieved many goals toward our mission: promoting friendship and charitable giving for our Temple, community and Israel. Here are just some of our accomplishments this past year:

Men’s Club President Ed Cohen

• Provided iPads for children of Religious School and Preschool • Purchased mezuzot • Purchased 20 tallitot for the congregation • Purchased new folding tables for the MPR • Sponsor for Gala 2019 • Major sponsor for JNF film series • Major contributor for Temple video streaming • Contributor to Above & Beyond Campaign • Funder for numerous Religious School events

• Gifted Kiddush cups to each B’nai Mitzvah student • Major supporter for Mitzvah Day “Kids Against Hunger” • Provided gowns and Bibles for Confirmation Class • Supported local Holocaust Museum, Jewish Family and Community Services, and Jewish Federation of Collier County • Golf Outing, tennis events and Alamo Range group activity • Monday Night Football at the Temple

We eagerly look forward to the upcoming events. Some of which are highlighted below:

This past year the Men’s Club supported the efforts of Max Klein (high school student and Temple Shalom member) to attend BBYO’s Chapter Leadership Training Camp. We • Supporting Mitzvah Day 2020 (Sunday, January 12), Kids have had a very positive response to this initiative, and in Against Hunger. the future, we will work with the administration of BBYO • Providing breakfast to all Mitzvah Day participants to help identify other worthy endeavors that support and • Annual Dinner Theatre at the Broadway Palm Dinner enhance youth leadership among Jewish students within our Theatre on March 14 for the award winning show KINKY Temple community. Below is a brief report from Max on BOOTS! his experiences. Please join us in congratulating Max on his • Deli Night on Wednesday, April 29 featuring a major initiative and his commitment to youth leadership. speaker from AIPAC • Joint Men’s Club/Sisterhood Luncheon on Tuesday, My wife Lori, and the entire Board of the Men’s Club February 12 join me in wishing you and your loved ones a very happy, healthy, prosperous and safe New Year! If you have a passion for a certain activity or event and you would like to share that interest and create and chair a group Ed activity, please contact me at, edcohenpt@gmail.com Chapter Leadership Training Camp (CLTC), BBYO’s premier, hands-on leadership experience for current 9th and 10th graders, was an amazing experience for me. I learned so much in such a little amount of time. At CLTC teens are split up into “mock” chapters based on gender. I had so much fun with my mock chapter. I was saturated with information about how to be a leader not only in BBYO, but in life. Along with meeting some amazing people in Montreal, I was taught how to be a better leader in my community, and how to be a stronger president in Negev AZA in Naples. I came home with new tactics on how to reach more brothers in our community, different ways to hold the attention of a room, and some of the best ways to present a speech in front of many people. Beyond the time spent in our classrooms at CLTC, I had a total blast in song sessions with our Judaic music talent that were extremely fun and hyped. My roommate was a great guy and the staff were so interested in each one of us - they took the time to get to know us on a personal level. I am truly indebted to the Men’s Club of Temple Shalom for making my BBYO summer experience dreams become a reality. Thank you so much. - Max Klein, Golod of Negev AZA, Naples and current 10th grader at Gulf Coast High School 26

Temple Shalom thanks the Men’s Club for their support of the Above & Beyond campaign, in appreciation of Lori and Ed Cohen’s hard work as the chairs and for Ed’s dedication to the Men’s Club.

MEN’S CLUB

Invites you to an evening of

Fine Dining and Entertainment

Men’s Club President Ed Cohen

Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre Saturday evening, March 14, 2020 Dinner from 5:30 until 7:00 p.m. Performance at 7:30 p.m. $90.00 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 one-half page, $200 for two-thirds page and $300 for a full page. If you are unable to 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 and seats will be available at the Men’s Club table 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

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On the back of this form, please write the names of people you wish to sit with. We will try to accommodate you on a first-come-first-served basis. Reservations must be received by February 1, 2020.

Telephone number:

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SISTERHOOD No “Guesswork” about the Success of November’s Sisterhood Luncheon

Sisterhood President

Karen Cohn

If you were fortunate enough to be at Sisterhood’s successful November luncheon, then you were delighted and privileged to hear the legendary Myra Janco Daniels. Ms. Daniels, Founder and former CEO of the Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts, internationally accredited Woman of the Arts, and Naples’ “Grande Dame of Culture,” shared her life experiences, including many of her amazing achievements. Ms. Daniels’ story of making Naples a major cultural center was truly inspiring.

Her secret to longevity? Exercise, eat properly, and read. She challenged us to help others — not just ourselves, and left us with this final thought, “It is better to give than to get.” Sisterhood was proud to make a contribution in Ms. Daniels’ honor to the Latchkey League, her most recent endeavor, to improving the lives of Collier County’s children. Our sincere appreciation to Marcy Aizenshtat for not only planning this fabulous program, but also for being the perfect emcee. If you weren’t at this luncheon, you really missed something special!

Up close and personal with Myra Daniels.

Debra Antzis and Myra Daniels reconnecting. (Front row L-R) Myra Daniels, Joyce Yamron. (Back row L-R) Marcy Aizenshtat, Jane Perman

Two legendary women Myra Daniels and Helen Weinfeld

Upcoming events

Sisterhood President, Karen Cohn, making a presentation to Myra Daniels.

Luncheon Chair, Marcy Aizenshtat and Myra Daniels are all smiles after a successful luncheon.

January 6 An evening at Paula Brody’s Inspiration Art Gallery January 14 Guest speaker, Rabbi Micha Greenstein - Joint event with WCA. (There will be no luncheon) January 21 Sisterhood Mah Jongg Tournament February 11 Joint Sisterhood and Men’s Club luncheon featuring the Jim Sernovitz Travelogue and the Men’s Club Chinese buffet.

TIKKUN OLAM

Tikkun Olam Council Chair Ken Goldstein Another New Year… What’s the Most Important Question to Ask Yourself? Not only did we just ask ourselves the most difficult questions during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, but we now have yet another new year and another opportunity to ask more tough questions about the year ahead. As I get older these questions take on new meanings for me. How many (good) years do I have left and how do I want to live, and enjoy, these remaining years? Here is a question that caught my eye; “You are celebrating your 100th birthday party - What do you cherish most?” For me, the things I cherish most are my family. Raising two wonderful kids with my wife and seeing them grow and mature are forever in my heart. Having two grandkids mean the world to me. Beyond the very personal, what I cherish most is my volunteer work at the Naples Senior Center at a dementia respite group. In addition to helping in any way I can, I spend 20 minutes or so talking about history, famous birthdays and jokes. In a small way I know that I, and each volunteer, is helping to make a difference in the lives of those with dementia as well as the caregivers that appreciate a four-hour break. What will you cherish most in the years ahead? January is a great month to see what is out there. Come to Mitzvah Day on Sunday, January 12. Become a volunteer at the Naples Senior Center or check out the United Way in both Collier and Lee Counties for more volunteer options. Help feed the hungry at Harry Chapin Food Bank or Food Angels. Attend the Day of Learning on January 19. This year’s focus is Confronting Anti-Semitism: Overcoming Hate. March with us in the MLK Parade on Monday, January 20 at Cambier Park. See the links below or, for more information, contact kengoldstein@mac.com. We invite you to join us at our monthly meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at 9:00am. https://www.jfcsswfl.org/senior-center/ https://www.foodangelscollier.org https://harrychapinfoodbank.org https://jewishnaples.org/jcdl https://www.unitedwaylee.org/volunteer/current-needs/ https://www.volunteercollier.com

TIKKUN OLAM Mitzvah Day - Sunday, January 12 9:00am - 12:00pm

Each year, Temple Shalom members came together to help end hunger by forming assembly lines and packing over 50,000 meals for those in need here in Collier County. We need everyone’s help. Are you new to the Meals of Hope project? No worries! We’ve got pleanty of “veterans” that will be happy to show you the ropes. It’s easy, fun, and a great way for our community to come together for a truly remarkable mitzvah. We need hands-on volunteers on Mitzvah Day, but in order for Meals of Hope to be a true success we need your donations as well. At just $.25 per meal, your donation of $18 would fund 72 meals. $50 buys 200 meals. For $100, 400 meals can be provided. Helps us get the ball rolling. Please send your donation to Temple Shalom with “Meals of Hope” in the memo line. You can also donate online at www.naplestemple.org/payment.php and choose Mitzvah Day Donations from the drop-down menu. Thank you!

Mitzvah Day Activities and Collections All of our Mitzvah Day activities and collections are listed below. More information can be found on the Temple Shalom website in the dropdown menu under Calendar. We start the morning at 9:00am with a delicious breakfast generously supplied by the Men’s Club before moving into the Sanctuary for our Mitzvah Day rally to get pumped up for the actvities. We look forward to seeing you on Mitzvah Day!

Collections

A Chance to Save Lives! Blood Drive Temple Shalom Mitzvah Day Sunday, January 12 8AM to 1PM To reserve a donation time contact Jane Perman at 592-7555 or permanjane@comcast.net Can’t commit to a time? No worries! We just need your name & phone number to ensure adequate staffing. 30

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Socks & underwear in kids’ sizes New sneakers in kids sizes 1-9 School supplies Travel size toiletries Handheld games Puzzle/activity/coloring books & crayons Snacks - sugar-free candy, pretzels, veggie chips

Activities • Sort and pack:

School supplies Toiletries Items for Purple Bag Project Shoes for Laces of Love Socks & underwear for Grace Place

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Wrap Shawls for cancer patients Bake dog biscuits Melas of Hope Blood Drive Plant Butterfly Garden

TZEDAKAH 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 Funds General Fund

Support Temple operations

Capital R eserve

Maintain and enhance buildings and grounds

Security Fund

Improve safety and security

Tree of Life

Rock - $630.00 Star of David - $630.00 Leaf - $360.00

Tribute Garden

Enhance garden, buildings and grounds. Dedication opportunities are available.

Worship Funds Memorial Fund

Donations in memory of loved ones

William Freschel K iddush 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 $200.00 donation sponsors flowers in memory or in honor of a special someone or occasion.

Mitzvah Baskets Fund

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

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 prayerbooks (set) - $118

Education Funds

Endowment Funds

Enhance adult education programs

To secure the future, enrich programs and provide for emergency needs of the congregation.

A dult Education Fund

R eligious School Fund

Supplies and activities for Jewish learning in Religious and Hebrew Schools

R eligious School Enrichment Fund Augments the Religious and Hebrew School educational programming.

Polster R eligious School Scholarship Fund

Religious and Hebrew School scholarships for students in need

Ben Calmenson Fund

Sponsors children to attend Camp Coleman

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

A rby 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

Oneg Shabbat Fund

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.

General Endowment

Herbert & Ruth A bramson Endowment

To supplement general operations and provide enrichment for Temple functions

Honey Berkle Endowment

Supports the overall mission of Temple Shalom

Paula Brody & Merrill Hassenfeld Endowment

Supports operating and capital expenses

K raus Scholar In R esidence Endowment

To bring visiting scholars to the Temple as an educational benefit to the membership

Gracia & Merrill Kuller Family Fund

Supports the overall mission of Temple Shalom

Low Family Endowment

To secure the future of Temple Shalom and Reform Judaism in Southwest Florida

Temple Shalom Sisterhood Endowment Fund Supports the religious school

Truly Nolen Family Endowment Supports the overall mission of Temple Shalom

Janet & Howard Solot Endowment For general charitable uses and purposes

Clergy & Leadership Funds R abbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund For tzedakah, charitable purposes,and general enhancement of the Rabbi's work

Cantor A zu's Discretionary Fund For tzedakah, charitable purposes and general enhancement of the Cantor's work

R abbi Boxman’s Discretionary Fund For tzedakah, charitable purposes,and general enhancement of the Rabbi’s work

Leadership Fund

Enhance and enrich leadership programs at Temple Shalom

Library Fund

R abbi James & Jane Perman Library Books, magazine subscriptions and supplies

Social Action Fund

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

A s of December 9

DONATIONS TO TEMPLE SHALOM

ADULT EDUCATION

In Memory of Bobbi Bassewitz from Bruce & Myrna Minkin

CANTOR AZU DISCRETIONARY FUND

In Honor Of Birth of granddaughter Hazel from Jack & Nancy Wiadro Jan & Shelly Whitman on their 65th wedding anniversary from Moises & Janina Levy In Memory Of Solomon Cahan from Cecilia Cahan Hope Abels from Donna and Avie Goldstein Dr. Jeffrey Kahn from Donna and Avie Goldstein Marion San Filippo from Elizabeth San Filippo Marshall Tutun from Harvey & Celia Dezen Bobbi Bassewitz from Moises & Janina Levy Marvin Tucker from Randi Tucker Barr, PhD Albert Gale from Ronald Gale ARBY LIPMAN CHILDRENS LIBRARY In Memory Of Sara Goold from Martha Gross DR. PHILIP & SHIRLEY GILBERT MUSIC FUND In Honor Of The marriage of Josh & Hannah from Donna and Avie Goldstein Jan and Shelly Whitman on their 65th wedding anniversary from Howard & Janet Solot Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Leonard & Jean Nacht Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Linda & Brian Kelly Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Martin & Karen Cohn In Memory Of Dorothy Berliss from David & Cary Goodman Mark Cohen from Donna and Avie Goldstein Marc Reynolds, husband of Cantor Boscoe-Reynolds from Donna & Avie Goldstein Bobbi Bassewitz from Leonard & JoEllen Rubenstein Mel Toub from Leonard Kane & Helene Naimon ENDOWMENT FUND In Honor Of Art and Sue Bookbinder winning the Lamed Vavnik Award from Bill Maltby & Nancy Brown Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Judith Sokoll In Memory Of Sarah Tannenhaus and Tillie Kreisler from Brian & Beth Wolff Bobbi Bassewitz from Eugene & Bobbie Katz Beverly Cohen from Eugene & Bobbie Katz Daniel Rashbaum from Robert & Frances Nossen Beverly Cohen from Robert & Frances Nossen David Warshauer from William & Louise Warshauer FLOWER FUND In Honor Of Gabriela becoming a Bat Mitzvah from David & Daryl Sissman Grandson Adam Dorio becoming a Bar Mitzvah from Martin & Gayle Dorio Jan & Shelly Whitman on their 65th wedding anniversary from Morton & Myra Friedman

General Fund

In A ppreciation Of Peggy Albrecht Yoga from Jeffrey & Ida Margolis Dan and Judy Spintman's Anniversary from Katya and Craig Bennett The welcoming of people from Sharon Stoddard In Honor Of Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Barry & Debbie Zvibleman Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Edward & Avra Schwab Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Richard & Allyn Prosten Jan & Shelly Whitman on their 65th wedding anniversary from Robert & Shirley Bassin In Memory Of Sylvia Ichel from Andrew and Bronia Ichel Beverly Cohen from Barry & Debbie Zvibleman Bobbi Bassewitz from Barry & Debbie Zvibleman Beatrice Lorber from Charles & Geraldine Lorber Bobbi Bassewitz from Daniel & Judith Spintman Bobbi Bassewitz from Daniel & Judith Spintman Beverly Cohen from Daniel & Judith Spintman Bobbi Bassewitz from David & Barbara Lettween Bobbi Bassewitz from David A Goldstein Beverly Cohen from Edward & Cheryl Alexander Alan Dessoff from Edwin & Nancy Colodny Daniel Rashbaum from Gilbert Rashbaum Gertrude Frankel from Harvey & Maxine Brenner Bobbi Bassewitz from Joseph Portner & Linda Goldfield Betty Goldman from Leatrice Kaye Bobbi Bassewitz from WCA Book Study Group and Louise Novis Bobbi Bassewitz from Mae Riefberg Beverly Cohen from Martin & Karen Cohn Sylvia Zeidner from Paul Kagan & Nancy Suslov Samuel Schwalb from Phyllis Luts Olga Yasbin from Ronald & Sherrill Yasbin Sidney Bernstein, Marlene Oshry, Sima Oshry Steiner, Morris Oshry, Ann Bernstein, Ella Oshry, Dr Norman Highstein, Robert Goodman and Anna Oshry Highstein from Samuel Oshry Bobbi Bassewitz from Susie Drazen Max Rudman from Wilbur & RosaLee Rudman Bobbi Bassewitz from Wilbur & RosaLee Rudman Jeffrey Kahn from Wilbur & RosaLee Rudman HONEY BERKLE ENDOWMENT FUND In Memory Of Sherry Hyman from Ronald & Ronna Hain Bobbi Bassewitz from Ronald & Ronna Hain Hope Abels from Ronald & Ronna Hain Beverly Cohen,mother of Maxine Gould from Shelly Berkle Sophie Berkle from Shelly Berkle JACK & CHARLOTTE WARD CHILDRENS MUSIC FUND In Memory Of Samuel Palazzolo from Robert & Caryl Palazzolo JANET & HOWARD SOLOT ENDOWMENT FUND In Memory Of Ruth Rodman from Naida Rodman Russell Rusty Smith III from Russell & Gail Smith

DONATIONS TO TEMPLE SHALOM KRAUS SCHOLAR IN RESIDENCE FUND In Memory Of Robert Gurman and Harry Wolinsky from Sylvia Wolinsky LEADERSHIP FUND In Honor Of Daniel and Judi Spintman's 60th Wedding Anniversary from Dr. John and Veora Little LOW FAMILY ENDOWMENT FUND In A ppreciation Of Suzanne Low for her work on and dedication to the Temple Endowment from Yale & Susan Freeman In Honor Of Judi and Dan Spintman on their 60th wedding anniversary from Yale & Susan Freeman Ida Margolis being named a Lamed Vavnik from Yale & Susan Freeman In Memory Of Samuel Freeman from Yale & Susan Freeman MEMORIAL FUND In Memory Of Gertrude Randall from Jeffrey & Sandy Randall Beverly Cohen, mother of Maxine Gould, from Eleanor Bonder Bobbi Bassewitz from Eleanor Bonder MITZVAH DAY DONATIONS In Memory Of Max Bassin from Robert & Shirley Bassin MITZVAH FOOD BASKET DONATIONS In Honor Of Gabriela becoming a Bat Mitzvah from David & Daryl Sissman PRAYERBOOK FUND In Memory Of Murray Cassell from Brian Cassell PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT FUND In Memory Of Alfred Krause from Michael Pierce

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R abbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund

In A ppreciation Of Thanksgiving from Tarnow Law Firm In Memory Of Marc Kranz from Byron & Joan Krantz Albert Vogel from Carolyn Vogel Jeanette Nichols from Charles & Judith Huizenga Daniel Rashbaum from Charles & Judith Picus Ada Siegel and David Siegel from Charles & Lori Siegel Leo and Bobbie Cohen from Jeffrey & Susan Feld Helen Fritz and Louis Fritz from Jesse & Renee Fritz Clare S. Nusbaum from Mark Nusbaum Frieda Zahn from Melvyn & Judy Zahn Bobbie Bassewitz from Nancy Kahn Lena Burke from Rebecca Cornacchia Edward Kauffman from Roberta Kauffman Susan Weiss from Sandra Rick Herbert Herman from Seth Mizrachi RELIGIOUS SCHOOL DONATIONS FUND In Memory Of Bobbi Bassewitz from Fern, Andrew, Ryan, Brooke, Danielle, & Jake Jaffe SECURITY FUND In Memory Of Bobbie Bassewitz from Andy & Di Karpman Beverly Cohen from Nathaniel & Susan Ritter Jeff Kahn from Nathaniel & Susan Ritter TEMPLE SHALOM SISTERHOOD ENRICHMENT FUND In Honor Of Helen Weinfeld’s 98th Birthday! from Susan Pittelman WILLIAM FRESCHEL KIDDUSH FUND In Memory Of Bobbi Bassewitz from Michael Rubner Maurice Rubner from Michael Rubner Barbara Bassewitz from Shelley Stern

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DONATIONS TO TEMPLE SHALOM

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Living, Loving, and Sharing Judaism Rabbi’s Circle $10,000 - $17,999

Anonymous Morton & Myra Friedman Merrill Hassenfeld & Paula Brody Stuart & Estelle Price

Mark & Anne Rubin Don & Arlene Shapiro Jackie Sherman Howard & Janet Solot

Supporters $5,000 - $9,999 Edward & Judith Anchel David & Stacy Braverman Daniel & Linda Carp The Kaufman Family

Michael Pierce Darren Samuel & Tammy Strohl Samuel Michael & Phyllis Seaman

David & Daryl Sissman Anthony & Ashley Solomon Leonard Teitelbaum Michal Wiesler

Sponsors $2,000 - $4,999

Anonymous Marcelle Aizenshtat Carol Clarke Leonard & Barbara Cutler David Dembo Robert & Deborah Fidel Marc & Jennifer Fleischer Howard & Rachel Gutman Neil & Stephanie Heuer Elliot & Eloise Kaplan Joel Lipman & Jennifer Marchionda

Rabbi Adam Miller & Jennifer Siegal-Miller David Millstein Robert & Frances Nossen Wayne & Toby Press Gilbert Rashbaum Nathaniel & Susan Ritter Irene Smith Robert & Arlene Subin Joel Waltzer Eric Wasser & Zdenka Tichy Bernard & Helene Weiss Barry & Debbie Zvibleman Pillars $1,000 - $1,999

Howard & Sheila Agranat Chad Atkins & Debra Antzis Jane Berger Shelly Berkle Iris Bland Todd & Lauren Brodie David Citrin Edward & Lori Cohen Martin & Karen Cohn Peter & Myra Cristall Stanley & Karen Deutsch Michael & Nina Diamond

Steven & Ellen Goldberg Lawrence Gratz & Jane Schiff Toby Kleban Levine Geoffrey & Fran Kroll Gracia Kuller Marvin & Helaine Lender Moises & Janina Levy John & Veora Little Mark Malone & Frances Kline Temple Shalom Men’s Club Judi Palay Stephen & Sherry Pino

Thank You!

Mae Riefberg Michael & Naida Rodman Scott & Jessica Shwedel Russell & Gail Smith Dan & Judi Spintman Sandra Stone Richard & Sara Treiser Jay & Susan Weiss Nancy White Jack & Nancy Wiadro

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DONATIONS TO TEMPLE SHALOM

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Living, Loving, and Sharing Judaism Friends- $500 - $999

Eugene & Bobbie Katz Ronald & Lin Klein Lawrence & Carol Kurlander Merlin & Harriet Lickhalter Rosealie Liebovich-Hyman Simone & Scott Lutgert Dorothy Magen Samuel Oshry Jane & Rabbi James Perman Charles & Judith Picus Richard & Judit Price Jack & Susan Rabin Susan Riedel Michael Rubner Leonard & Sandra Schuman Stephen & Melanie Schwartz Myra Shapiro Mark & Susan Sherwin David & Gay Silberg Eugene & Carol Simon Jerry & Linda Wainick Edward & Ellen Wollman

Anonymous Susan Adler Walter & Eleanor Angoff Phyllis Barolsky Bennett & Mardelle Berman Irving Berzon Bonnie Bodin Arthur & Susan Bookbinder Barbara Cohen Edwin & Nancy Colodny Barbara Druckman Alan Einhorn & Victoria Cooper Stanley & Mignon Farb Michael & Alicia Feldman Alan & Eva Freeman Yale & Susan Freeman Ted Goldberg & Jeri Hall Ken & Diana Goldstein Linda Hamburger Robert Hayum David & Dalia Hemed Albert & Roslyn Katz

Builders- $250 - $499 Edward & Cheryl Alexander Randi Barr Robert & Shirley Bassin Donald & Judith Belmont Theodore & Nancy Brother Tom & Barb Carlstrom Harvey & Katie Cohen Lawrence & Lois Cohen Burton & Miriam Cohn Celia Deifik Jeffrey & Susan Feld David & Eloyse Fisher Jason & Carole Flegel Jack & Alice Gish

Lenore Greenstein Mark & Linda Grusin Burton & Carol Hirsch David & Fredda Isaacson Larry & Wendy Israelite Alan & Corky Kaplan Martin & Hilda Levine Barry & Mary-Beth Levitz Godfrey Levy Jacob & Rochelle Lieb Bill Maltby & Nancy Brown Jeffrey & Ida Margolis Martin Millender Joel & Susan Pittelman Midge Rauch

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Loren & Barbara Rosenbach Edward & Helen Rosenthal Lyle & Gloria Rosenzweig Ivan Seligman, M.D. Martin & Helen Siegal Robert & Myra Snyder Michael & Arlene Sobol Sheldon & Elizabeth Starman Melvin & Gail Ufberg Lisa Vogel Stuart & Sarah Warshauer Allen & Marla Weiss Joan Werhane Melvyn & Judith Zahn

DONATIONS TO TEMPLE SHALOM

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Joel & Shayna Aronson Eleanor Bonder Harvey & Maxine Brenner Neil & Judy Cohen Marcy Cotton Robert Davidson & Shellie Specter Linda Denning Kalmin & Ruth Faye Ed & Leslie Feldman Glenn & Jeanette Fischer Howard & Claire Freeland Michael & Marsha Goldstein Milli Hershman Ralph & Sylvia Heyman Michael Horowitz Max Kamerman & Meredith Frankel Dale & Lisa Katz Leatrice Kaye & Marty McHugh Gordon & Charlene Kerner Jo Ann Kravitz Ira & Barbara Kushnir

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Bernard Lashinsky Mark & Zoraima Liberman Phyllis S. Luts David Malakoff & Carol Swartz Renee Marlin-Bennett Andrew & Robin Mintz Leonard & Jean Nacht Paul Rosofsky George & Cynthia Rubin Martin & Elaine Samuels Sandra Sanfilippo Marc & Joan Saperstein Bruce & Carol Sherman Russell & Janet Sobelman Michael & Ann Swartz Perry & Rosalie Switzen William & Elisabeth Teller David Weil & Ruth Halperin Andrew & Sydelle Weinberger Shelly & Janet Whitman Arlene Yedid

“Tzedakah and acts of kindness are the equivalent of all the mitzvot of the Torah” – Jerusalem Talmud, Pe’ah 1:1

JANUARY 2020 Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday 1 Temple Shalom offices and Preschool closed

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Preschool Winter Camp

Torah Talk 8:30am

Melton class year 1 10:00am

Shabbat Evening Service 7:30pm

Shabbat morning service 10:00am Bar Mitzvah of Adam Dorio

5 No Religious or Sunday Hebrew School

Beading for Betterment 12:30pm

Melton Class year 3 10:00am

Adult Hebrew Class 3:30pm

Sisterhood “Sisters’ Night Out” 7:00pm

Mitzvah Day 9:00am

Sisterhood Board meeting 10:00am No Hebrew School Melton Elective class 2:00pm

Shabbat morning service 10:00am

Lamed Vavnik Shabbat 7:30pm

TOC meeting 9:00am

Melton class year 1 10:00am

Shabbat Morning Service 10:00am

Beading for Betterment 12:30pm Adult Hebrew Class 3:30pm No Hebrew School

Jewish Spirituality 1:00pm Sisterhood Book Bag 1:30pm

Soulful Shabbat & Installation of Rabbi Boxman 7:30pm

Adult Hebrew Class 3:30pm Hebrew School 4:45pm

Melton class year 1 10:00am

Preschool Trike-a-thon 9:00am

Artist-in-Residence 8:30am

Melton Elective class 2:00pm Executive Committee 7:00pm

Speaker - Steve Yussen 7:00pm

Family Shabbat Experience 5:30pm

20 21 No Religious or Temple Shalom Sisterhood Mah Jongg Tournie Sunday Hebrew offices and Melton Class - year Preschool School 3 10:00am closed

Wise Aging 1:00pm

Melton Class year 3 10:00am Sisterhood & WCA program 11:30am Melton Elective class 2:00pm

Religious School 9:00am Israel Book Shalom Yeladim 9:00am Discussion Club 11:00am Garden of Eating 9:30am Artist-in-Residence 9:30am Sunday Hebrew School 11:45

Melton class year 1 10:00am

28 Melton Class year 3 10:00am Melton Elective class 2:00pm Board meeting 7:00pm

Wise Aging 1:00pm Choir rehearsal 6:30pm

Shabbat Evening Service with Artist-in-Residence 7:30pm

Adult Hebrew Class 3:30pm Hebrew School 4:45pm

Melton class - year 1 10:00am Jewish Spirituality 1:00pm Purim rehearsal 5:30pm

New Member potluck dinner 6:00pm

Choir rehearsal 6:30pm

Shabbat Evening Service 7:30pm

Bat Mitzvah of Gabriela Sissman

Shabbat Morning Service 10:00am Artist-in-Residence 7:30pm

FEBRUARY 2020 Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday 1 Torah Talk 8:30am Shabbat morning service 10:00am Bat Mitzvah of Julia Reilly

Religious School 9:00am

Melton Class year 3 10:00am

Sunday School for Adults 10:30am

Sisterhood Board meeting 10:00am Melton Elective class 2:00pm

Sunday Hebrew School 11:45

Confirmation class 9:30am

Hebrew School 4:45pm

Shabbat Evening Service with choir 7:30pm

Shabbat Morning Service 10:00am

Wise Aging 1:00pm Purim rehearsal 5:30pm

Melton Class year 3 10:00am

Beading for Betterment 12:30pm

Melton class year 1 10:00am

Shabbat Evening Service 7:30pm

Torah study with Rabbi Boxman 8:30am

Sisterhood & Men’s Club luncheon 11:30am Melton Elective class 2:00pm

Sunday School for Adults 10:30am Sunday Hebrew School 11:45

No Religious or Temple Shalom Sunday Hebrew offices and Preschool School closed

6 Melton class - year 1 10:00am

Choir Rehearsal 6:30pm

Religious School 9:00am

Religious School 9:00am Israel Book Shalom Yeladim 9:00am Discussion Club 11:00am Garden of Eating 9:30am Sunday Hebrew School 11:45 Yiddish Concert 4:00pm

Hebrew School 4:45pm

Jewish Spirituality 1:00pm

Shabbat Morning Service 10:00am

Purim rehearsal 5:30pm

Melton Class - year 3 10:00am

Tikkun Olam meeting 9:00am

Melton class - year 1 10:00am

Jewish Genes 10:30am

Shabbat Morning Service 10:00am

Melton Elective class 2:00pm No Hebrew Sisterhood event School 6:00pm Executive Committee 7:00pm

Wise Aging 1:00pm

Melton Class - year 3 10:00am

Hebrew School 4:45pm

Melton class year 1 10:00am

Jewish Genes 10:30am

Shabbat Morning Service 10:00am

Melton Elective class 2:00pm Executive Committee 7:00pm

Sisterhood Book Bag 1:30pm

Sisterhood Shabbat 7:30pm

Purim rehearsal 5:30pm

Jewish Spirituality 1:00pm Purim rehearsal 5:30pm

Soulful Shabbat 7:30pm

Bat Mitzvah of Ken Goodwich

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Installation of Rabbi Ariel Boxman Friday, January 17 at 7:30pm

Sunday, January 12 at 9:00am A day for our Temple Shalom family to come together for Tikkun Olam! More information on page 30