May 2018 Volume XXXVIII Iyar/Sivan 5778 Number 8
The Confirmation Class of 5778 invites you to share this sacred milestone in their lives as they lead our congregation in worship and learning and are confirmed in the faith of Israel.
Friday, May 18, 2018 7:00pm Temple Shalom
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 Peter Lewis Music Director
President Debra Antzis First Vice President Daryl Sissman Second Vice President Merrill Hassenfeld Third Vice President Ed Kaufman Treasurer Harriet Lickhalter, CPA Financial Secretary David Silberg Recording Secretary Dr. John Little Immediate Past President Debbie Zvibleman Sisterhood President Carole Flegel Men’s Club President Ed Cohen One Family Liaison Bobbie Katz Historical Society Helen Weinfeld Ed Alexander Dave Citrin Ellen Goldberg Michael Feldman Yale Freeman
Bobbie Katz Steve Pino Jeremy Schaab Perry Switzen Scott Weinstein
Rabbi Adam Miller.....................................................page 3 Cantor Donna Azu.....................................................page 4 Debbie Zvibleman, President....................................page 5 Seyla Cohen, Preschool Director..............................page 6 Dr. Anna Salomon, Director of Congregational Education....................page 7 Men’s Club...................................................................page 10 Sisterhood....................................................................page 11 Tikkun Olam Council................................................page 14 Endowment Corner...................................................page 18 Temple Shalom Funds...............................................page 19 Contributions.............................................................page 20 Monthly Celebrations & Observances Anniversaries.................................................page 24 Birthdays........................................................page 24 Yahrzeits.........................................................page 25 Temple Shalom Calendar..........................................page 27 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 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
Adam Miller Israel at 70 Seventy years ago, on May 14, 1948, David BenGurion declared the birth of the modern State of Israel. Looking back now, with the blessing of hindsight and wisdom, we see their declaration as the fruition of Herzl’s Zionist dream. Yet it was not as easy or glorious as the mythology may lead us to believe. Gathered in what is now known as Independence Hall, Ben-Gurion and the leaders of the nascent state made the bold decision to declare statehood at the most perilous of times. The joy of the United Nations partition vote had given way to worry and concern. Conflict was growing with the Arab population in the land as the British made their final preparations to leave Israel. Word was spreading of impending war with neighboring Arab countries. The group chose their meeting location because its lack of windows made it a safer space. Unsure of their future, they believed that this was the only course forward. They made the right choice. The State of Israel stands today because of those brave individuals who were willing to risk their lives to plant the flag of Israel and the Jewish people in the land our people have called holy for more than three thousand years. Their chutzpah enabled them to overcome nearly impossible odds to emerge victorious over their foes. Unable to rest on their laurels, those pioneers continued to fight, recognizing that at every turn there would be challenges. Struggle after struggle, they endured. As a people, we celebrated with the heights of joy at the re-unification of Jerusalem in 1967, and collectively held our breath during the dark hours of the Yom Kippur War in 1973. We watched the transformation in recent decades as the country that not long ago fought for its very existence, used its skills and innovation to become the “Start-Up Nation” and an international hub of
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technology. While the threat of danger remains, Israel continues to excel in business and now shares many of its new discoveries with countries around the world. Israel’s emergency response teams are regularly the first to arrive after major crises around the world, to heal the sick, bring comfort for the bereaved, and repair the damage that has been done. The sages say that seventy years is the lifespan of a person – hence the teaching that at 83 one should have a second bar mitzvah for life has begun again. After seventy years, Israel proved itself to be a viable nation, a safe haven for Jews, and a blessing for the world. I cannot predict what the next 70 years will be, but I do know one thing to be true. Israel is more than a nation – it is the home for the people Israel. It was the people Israel who struggled and fought for the modern state to exist. It was the people of Israel, living inside and outside of the land, who supported the country through this first 70 years. Israel, the people, will be the ones who determine its future through advocacy, financial support, and most importantly connecting through visits. Use your voice to make the next 70 years ones of blessing, joy, and hope. That our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be able to celebrate the second 70 years with as much pride and happiness in their hearts as we have today. L’shalom, Rabbi Adam F. Miller
Soulful Shabbat Sing. Pray. Celebrate! Friday, June 8th 7:30pm A service conducted in song & accompanied by a professional five-piece band.
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CANTOR
Donna Azu
Federation candle lighting at the Mercato, Hadassah fundraiser, Jewish National Fund, and the community Yom HaShoah service. As we end the year, I thank all of our volunteers as well as our Board of Trustees who give so much of their time to the Temple. Your hard work and dedication helps to ensure the future of Temple Shalom. I look forward to another wonderful year with my Temple community!
I’d like to start by thanking our senior staff, Rabbi Miller, Seyla Cohen and Dr. Anna Salomon for working together as a team in collaboration for a wonderful year. I’d also like to thank our incredibly hard working staff who are often behind the scenes making everything come together seamlessly. Thank you Randi, Maxine, Jeanette, Ana Maria, Julie, Victor, Rick and Ada. We appreciate all that you do for us! It was an exciting beginning of the year kicked off by the High Holidays. Our adult choir, directed by Peter Lewis, sang beautifully and continued to inspire us with their music at Shabbat services throughout the year. We also continued with our Soulful Shabbat service started last year. Occurring four times this year, Soulful Shabbat is a lively, completely sung service accompanied by a five piece band. The service was very well received and I plan to schedule additional Soulful Shabbat services in the future. As part of our Temple fundraising efforts, I was happy to help with local talent for our We Are One musical presentation. It was a pleasure to be a part of this musical program chaired by Ida Margolis, Bobbie Katz, Linda Simon and their wonderful team. This year we had 17 students in our B’nai Mitzvah program. Our tutors Perry Switzen, Dr. Michael Rubner, Howard Moeckler, Hari Jacobsen and, our newest tutor, Rhonda Singer are continuing to teach and contribute their time to the success of our students. Next year we have 19 students who will become Bar or Bat Mitzvah as well as 4 adult B’not Mitzvot on March 2, 2019.
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It’s a pleasure working with our children in the Religious School in different aspects including 9th and 10th grade Confirmation class, our 6th and 7th graders preparing for them for Bar and Bat Mitzvah in our blessings and prayers class, as well as school wide programs. Highlights included our Beauty and the Beast themed Purim shpiel and our Children’s chocolate seder. In the greater Collier County community, it was a pleasure to be involved in the Kristallnacht Service,
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PRESIDENT
Debra Antzis
Since The Voice goes to press considerably in advance of its release date, I am writing this President’s Message in early April — before the annual meeting where our membership will vote on my candidacy! The presumption feels a bit odd, but I think it’s also a great reminder about the nature of the Temple presidency: the person who occupies the office is simply a representative, holding office not as an individual but in trust (for a time) on behalf of the Temple’s full membership. While each president has views and methods that are their own, the president’s goal always should be to act in the best interests of the Temple as a whole. As Temple president, that will be my most important job. I feel very fortunate, and proud, to be stepping into this role at this time. Temple Shalom is in a very good place! It is almost a full year since we began L’Shalom, our pledge system, which has been a great success so far. We have become an even more inclusive and welcoming community, and our membership has grown. Rabbi Miller and Cantor Azu inspire us with their leadership, encouraging our growth individually and as a community. Our Religious School and Adult Education programs are thriving, thanks to the wonderful work of Dr. Anna Salomon, her assistant Farrah Hersh, and a dedicated group of teachers. Preschool Director Seyla Cohen, Gloria Mellman and the teachers of Temple Shalom Preschool excel in providing a warm, nurturing, and challenging environment for the young children entrusted to their care. Temple support staff — Randi Butterworth, Maxine Gould, Jeanette Fischer, Ana Maria Tamargo and Julie Fischer — are talented, skilled and efficient, working hard to fulfill Temple’s mission in the most effective manner possible. Victor Lucas, our facility manager, makes sure the building and grounds are well taken care of, and that events here run smoothly, with the able help of Rick Holsbeke, Ada Rossell and Pedro Cruz. I am so grateful to Debbie Zvibleman, Neil Shnider, Yale Freeman, Don Shapiro, and Connie Mansfield, the presidents I have worked with since becoming active at Temple Shalom, to all the Board members I have served with, to Sisterhood, Men’s Club, and the many individuals who have, since the early beginnings of Temple Shalom, worked hard and donated generously to establish the Temple and ensure that it flourishes and grows. The new Board and I look forward to continuing this work, and, with your help, hope to take Temple Shalom to further strengths. L’Shalom, Debra Antzis
We Are One: A Musical Celebration On March 11th Temple Shalom celebrated brotherhood, unity and the spirit of America in a unique performance inspired by the Shabbat of Solidarity in December 2016. Created exclusively for Temple Shalom, We Are One was the culmination of a number of programs highlighting social justice such as Beading for Betterment, the presentation of the Ann Jacobs Lamed Vavnik award and speaking events. Phil Beuth, local philanthropist and community leader was honored with the first ever Temple Shalom Award for Social Justice. Many thanks to Ida Margolis, Bobbie Katz and Linda Simon, co-chairs of this remarkable event featuring performances by professional Broadway actors and outstanding local talent including Temple members Dana Wexler, Charlotte Atkins and our own Cantor Donna Azu. Ida, Bobbie and Linda worked tirelessly to make this a truly marvelous experience. We are grateful to Ida for bringing to the stage her vision of an event that would keep the spirit of unity alive and relevant within the community. Her passion for this event and its message have prompted a continuation of this theme. Stay tuned for more details! We Are One raised over $75,000 to benefit Temple Shalom with a portion of the proceeds benefitting other local non-profits as well. We are especially grateful to Estelle and Stuart Price for their donation of the new screens and projectors that saw their inaugural use at this event. With much gratitude we thank Fran and Rob Nossen and Debbie and Jeff Waranch for their generous support of We Are One. A list of patron and corporate sponsors was published in the April issue of The Voice. Last, but certainly not least, we thank the staff of Temple Shalom and theWe Are One committee members for all their hard work in helping to make this event a success. We Are One committee members Cantor Donna Azu Paula Brody Carol Clarke Katie Cohen Karen Cohn Martin Cohn Linda Denning Ruth Dorfman Adam Goldstein Carole Greene Lenore Greenstein Merrill Hassenfeld
Neil Heuer Stephanie Heuer Burton Hirsch Carol Hirsch Liz Jaffe Melissa Keel Shelley Lieb Lorel Martens Helene Naimon Aileen Pierce Michael Pierce Susan Ritter
Nan Roytberg Tussy Shnider Gail Smith Elaine Soffer Judy Spintman Allison Tucker Leslie Wasserman Susie Wolf Suzann Yussen Debbie Zvibleman
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PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR
Seyla Cohen
There’s nothing like tradition and holidays to let us know where in the year we are. Children thrive on structure and repetition so it’s no wonder that the festivals we celebrate each year create lasting memories. On Passover, another much-loved celebration, children become familiar with the different foods offered and the meaning behind their presentation. As with many Jewish holidays, the menu plays an important part. We celebrated Passover with our TSP families at our annual Passover Seder where traditional dishes were savored. In our Storyland, the story of Moses is told and acted out on stage; in art class, traditional Seder plates are crafted; in music, customary songs sung and danced to; and in our classrooms, creative haggadahs constructed; all making for a fun learning experience, especially for our little ones.
In just a few short days, on May 3rd, the Annual Temple Shalom Preschool Art Show will take place. This year promises to be the most sensational Art Show ever. The Art Show committee has gone above and beyond and promises a new and incredibly exciting experience. All proceeds will benefit the TSP tuition assistance program and the playground enrichment project. Please call the Preschool office for more information on attending or supporting this event. Now that we are approaching the last quarter of the school year, we are proud to say that our TSP family is growing so much that we are opening another class to accommodate all the children that want to be part of the TSP Experience. Our TSP family has 175 children and 36 staff members and even though we are a big school we never lose that warm family feeling and create wonderful friendships and memories. TSP is known for providing a nurturing, caring, academically challenging program, state-of-the art equipment, and experienced, educated teachers. Temple Shalom Preschool looks forward to continued success for the upcoming school year. Those interested in learning more are invited to call the preschool office (239)455-3227 and ask for Seyla Cohen, Preschool Director, or Gloria, Administrative Assistant, to receive information or set up a tour.
As these children progress through Temple Shalom Preschool year after year these customs are repeated, forming a constant reminder of where they come from and instilling in them a sense of belonging. Those students who are not of the Jewish faith are exposed to practices that other religions follow, broadening their horizons.
Itʻs time for...
The 14th Annual TSP Art Show!
When & Where...
4630 Pine Ridge Rd
Thursday, May 3rd at 6:30pm Temple Shalom Social Hall
239.455.3227
Who & What... Adults Only Please Silent Auction Fun Raffles Great Food & Drink Entertainment Proceeds from the silent auction and the purchase of your childʻs art will benefit the TSP Tuition Assistance Program and the Playground Enrichment Project.
Temple Shalom Preschool Planting the seeds in the minds of our future
Camp begins June 4th Early pick-up available Flexible camp hours
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DIRECTOR of CONGREGTIONAL EDUCATION Dr.AnnaSalomon,RJE
“Six million of our people live on in our hearts. We are their eyes that remember. We are their voice that cries out…” -- Shimon Peres Yom HaShoah is a day of remembrance. Remembering the six million Jewish men, women and children who perished during the Holocaust is not an easy task, but is one we undertake year after year. Recalling so we do not forget; recalling so we do not let history repeat itself. It is our sacred obligation and privilege to be the keepers of history, to ensure that the stories and memory of the victims and survivors alike live on.
during WWII/the Holocaust and in the years of recovery afterwards, are vital to preserve and cherish. We would like to recognize and give special thanks to the survivors that shared their stories this year – Renee Beddouk, Rosette Gerbosi, Judit Price, Marcel Fachler, Rob Nossen, and Sabine van Dam. Thank you also to the students & their families; the teachers – Chad Atkins and Rick Levy; and our Yom HaShoah committee – Renee’ Bialek (Jewish Federation of Greater Naples), Ida Margolis (GenShoah SWFL), Dr. Anna Salomon (Temple Shalom), and Susan Suarez (The Holocaust Museum of Southwest Florida).
Oral history is more than just a story passed down from generation to generation. It creates a unique perspective for understanding and learning about the experiences of our people. Oral history presents us with the opportunity to collaboratively explore a personal experience, developing the ability to make history personal – to make it come alive for each of us. The Pesach Seder aims to do just that. Every year, we tell the story – we relive the history of our people as they make the arduous journey from slavery to freedom. We explore the story, we insert ourselves into it, we ensure that it’s a personal narrative. In the same way that we work so hard to protect the history of our people during Pesach, so must we work to protect the history of our people during the Holocaust. The personal, first-hand accounts of the Jewish experience
The last day of Wednesday Hebrew School is May 2nd. The last day of Sunday Religious and Hebrew School is May 6th. 7
Men’s Club President
Ed Cohen I am proud to announce the creation of the Men’s Club Grant For High School Seniors. We will be awarding one to two grants of $500 - $1000 each year to our own Temple Shalom qualified and deserving graduating high school seniors. Mazel Tov to this years recipients; Max Ginsberg and Benjamin Isenberg who will each receive a grant of $1000. With the continued support of Men’s Club members, and Dinner Theatre sponsors, advertisers and patrons, we hope to continue this wonderful program for years to come. Our annual Deli Night was extremely well attended by well over 100 men and women. We were proud to have a great speaker, Mr. Bobby Lie who brought to light his story of his arduous journey from being raised in the Shanghai ghetto to Naples, Florida. My greatest fear was alleviated when in the end we had enough Kishka (stuffed derma) and pastrami for everyone!
Torah Talk
A lay lead discussion of the weekly Torah portion
Sisterhood President
Carole Flegel This “Year of the Sisterhood” is winding down for the summer after an exceptional year! Enjoy your summer, while we gear up for our 201819 season. I’d like to express my gratitude to the members of Sisterhood and our fabulous Sisterhood Board. During the summer the Judaica Shop can be opened by the Temple staff by request. At the April Luncheon, featuring Naples Philharmonic Concertmaster, Glenn Basham, WRJ Southeast District President, Ellen Petracco conducted Installation. We thank our outgoing board members Tracey Albert and Alicia Feldman for all their contributions to our organization, and welcome our newest board members, Bunny Kaufman and Linda Wainick. Sisterhood’s Immediate Past President, Debra Antzis, steps up to the helm as Temple Shalom’s President, and so we honor her with this month’s “Sisterhood Spotlight Member”. Debra received her J.D. from Georgetown Law School. She has graciously taught in our Hebrew School and her husband, Chad, teaches in our Religious School. Debra chaired our congregation’s Torah Project and is finishing her term at First Vice President. Debra and Chad are the parents of Charlotte and Nora. We wish Debra all the all the best in leading our congregation!
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B’NAI MITZVAH CORNER JOSHUWA KNAFO MAY 5, 2018 I’m Joshuwa Gerald Knafo. That’s Josh with a ‘W’. My first and middle name have the first name initials of 2 parents, 4 grandparents and 8 great grandparents. Needed the ‘W’ for
grandpa. I’m a 6th grader at Mason Classical Academy. I like doing card tricks, putting together massive Legos, playing with my dogs (Tequi & Nacho) acting club and of course, video games. I have been in the Temple Shalom school system since ‘mommy & me’. My Bar Mitzvah is on May 5th, 2018, the day after my 13th birthday.
ROBERT HUNTER MAY 26, 2018 Robbie attends 7th grade at Pine Ridge Middle School as a student in the Cambridge Secondary Program. He is an avid soccer player, playing for both Pine Ridge and the Azzurri Storm teams. Robbie enjoys playing Xbox, the double bass, piano, all sports, and the computer. He is the older brother of Gavin and Brendan and a graduate of the Temple Shalom Preschool.
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Tik kun Olam C ouncil The following is taken from an email written by Temple Shalom members Abe & Pat Levy in which they describe their experience at the March for Our Lives in Washington, DC. “It was most inspiring to be a part of the March. We arrived about 2 hours early and were able to get within about a block of the main stage. Video screens and audio were excellent wherever you stood. While the crowds were huge and Pennsylvania Avenue very crowded, it was amazing to see the faces and posters and to talk with the people around you. The formal program lasted almost 3 hours!!! I have no doubt about the seriousness of these young people, and if you could hear the totality of what they said rather than just the soundbites, you can understand that they are deadly serious about the magnitude of the task they are beginning, and fully understand that getting out the vote is the crux of their work. Their insights and commitment are truly beyond their years, and they are gaining the experience to make them leaders, and hopefully, politicians. A few favorite posters: When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty (Thomas Jefferson) Never Again Our children deserve better This a not a moment: it’s a movement The absolute and total commitment to a peaceful demonstration with zero hint of rowdiness or roughness was evident. Just like in the 60’s and 70’s, watching a crowd of protesting pedestrians wait for the light to change before crossing the street, even though vehicular traffic was blocked, is amazing to see. The recognition of the links with urban gun violence, and gun violence in movie theaters, schools, shopping centers, sports events, as evidenced by the speakers was strong. The use of music and theatricality was powerful and moving. The emphasis on diversity and unity among the speakers was awesome. While the overarching theme was gun violence at schools like Sandy Hook, Columbine, VA Tech, MSD, and many others, the inclusiveness of the many faces of gun violence was important. The effect of living in fear of gun violence affecting an entire generation of students was powerful. The tens of thousands of survivors of gun
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violence in their own schools all across the nation are themselves the strongest contingent of the movement. We have not seen or heard the last of these young leaders.” Our thanks to Abe and Pat for sharing their experience with us. Many of our members have participated in marches here in Naples as well as having family members doing the same thing in cities around the country. Also, many people responded to our recent request to write to our legislators about reducing gun violence. We are making a difference! If you have an experience to share or for more information please email Ken Goldstein at kengoldstein@mac.com.
(HomeShabbatDinners) We are happy to announce that the Shabbat Dinner Train is back! Shabbat home dinners provide an opportunity to share Shabbat with other Temple members and families in a relaxed home environment. It’s a wonderful experience that enhances the One Family philosophy. How it works: • A host family invites two or more couples/singles to their home for Shabbat dinner • Invitees should include established and new members • After shared dinner where new bonds may be formed the guests are then asked to host a Shabbat dinner in their home • Hosts can choose any style of dinner - pot luck, traditional, carry out, Chinese, etc. Past Shabbat Dinner Train participants are displayed on the wall near the library in the Temple. Stop by and take a look.
Let’s get the trains chugging again! If you would like to be a Shabbat Dinner Train host, or if you would like more information, please contact Jane Friedberg at 978-535-5049 or email her at mjanefriedberg@ gmail.com.
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THE MARVELOUS MUSICALS OF MGM Saturday, March 17, 2018 7:00 PM Sunday, March 18, 2018 3:30 PM International Award winning soprano Camille Ortiz will join Naples Orchestra and Chorus performing audience favorites: Kiss Me Kate, Embraceable You, Brigadoon, Johnny One Note, The Music of MGM, An American in Paris, Gigi, Naughty Marietta, The Desert Song, They Can’t Take That Away, The Wizard of Oz and more...
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Presents The Israel Scouts Tuesday, June 19 at 7:00 p.m. 4630 Pine Ridge Road, Naples
No RSVP required for this free event! 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
8:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Main performance: The Scouts are bright and dynamic performers. Their singing, dancing and storytelling are high-energy and upbeat. They have an intense love for the land and the people of Israel, and a strong desire to share that passion with you. They will have you singing and dancing in your seat and, if you are lucky, dancing with them. Meet, greet and photo ops with the Scouts and an opportunity to purchase CDs and T-shirts
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Experience the excitement and energy of Israel like never before! We hope to see you on June 19.
The Israel Scouts Friendship Caravan is made up of five girls, five boys and two Caravan leaders from all over Israel. In order to be in the Caravan, these teenagers (16 and 17 years old) went through a highly competitive selection process and were chosen based on their maturity, fluency in English, and performance skills. Scouting is big in Israel, with over 60,000 members. Those chosen to participate here are selected for their ability to best represent the State of Israel. As Israeli delegates, these teens have a love for Israel and a desire to share that with North Americans. The Scouts spend the 10 weeks of summer performing in synagogues and churches, schools and summer camps, even nursing homes – wherever people want to share their love for Israel.
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Dedicate a new Torah Commentary!
With a donation of $100 you can dedicate one of the new Torah commentaries in honor or in memory of a loved one or a special occasion. Please use the form below to place your order. Payment can be made by check to Temple Shalom or by credit card. Mail to: Temple Shalom 4630 Pine Ridge Rd. Naples, FL 34119 Questions? Call the Temple office - 239-455-3030
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SHAL M CHAVERIM An opportunity to be part of
If you would like to join Shalom Chaverim, please contact Chairs Di and Andy Karpman at 239-331-2624 or andy.karpman@gmail.com to have your name added to the list of members who have volunteered. Di and Andy will make sure you receive an email with easy instructions and a Shalom Chaverim Handbook. This is a fun and friendly way to do a mitzvah, to live Jewishly, and to be involved in the life of Temple Shalom!
Audacious Hospitality at Temple Shalom Shalom Chaverim (Temple Shalom Friends), is a cadre of greeters welcoming members and guests to Temple Shalom for Erev Shabbat services. Shalom Chaverim is one more way for Temple Shalom members to put our One Family values into practice. Members of Shalom Chaverim will be found outside at the curb, in the lobby, in the sanctuary, and at the Oneg Shabbat. These warm and smiling greeters are in addition to our usual greeters at the podium in the lobby. Shalom Chaverim members will be available to assist members and guests as they arrive at Temple, to help with name badges, to locate prayer books, to assist those with special needs, and to ensure that guests are welcomed and comfortable. Shalom Chaverim members sign up online for the dates and assignments of their choice. They can participate as often as is comfortable for them. This volunteer opportunity works equally well • for long-time members and new members, • for those who are in the Naples area full time and those who are here seasonally, • for those who attend services frequently and for those who attend less often, • for members of all ages.
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Endowment Corner
Suzanne Low, J.D., CFP®, Endowment Chair More myths about planned giving
With a completed endowment gift of $10,000 or more you will become a member of our Eternal Light Society.
If you believe that planned giving is only for older people or those with great wealth, that’s not true. Planned giving is one of the easiest ways for everyone to support Temple Shalom in the future without sacrificing income today. What is planned giving? You plan NOW to make a gift that will be given to Temple IN THE FUTURE. By designating the Temple in your will, trust or as an IRA beneficiary, you make sure the Temple is here for you, your children and grandchildren when times may be tougher or unforeseen tragedies strike. Here are four common myths and the realities refuting them: Myth #1 – Planned gifts are too complicated and confusing. Reality #1 - There are many types of planned gifts – most are simple and affordable, such as a gift in your will or revocable (living) trust. You just need to find the one that best fulfills your goals. Myth #2 – My estate needs to be large to make an impact. Reality #2 – Including Temple Shalom in your estate plan for any amount can make a lasting impact and a tremendous difference. Myth #3 – I’m too young to think about making a will. Reality #3 – Planning your estate is an important step at any stage of your life. A meeting with an estate planning attorney can help you ensure that your intentions are carried out, and it can help establish a plan to receive the best tax benefits for your assets.
Myth #4 – The main benefit of charitable giving is to reduce your tax burden. Reality #4 – Research has shown that 75% of people who donate to nonprofits do so because it makes them feel good. Myth #5 – If I want my gift to Temple to have an important impact, I should make a gift to be used now for programs I believe are important, rather than make a gift to be used in the future. Reality #5 – Of course we need to give now, but we also need to give for the future. If we spend everything we take in now as a Temple, we may not have a future. Just as with our own families, we need to save and invest for college, home ownership, retirement or other goals, or we may not achieve any of our goals. If you have any questions about the many choices and possibilities for giving to our endowment program, please call me at 239-450-8112 or e-mail us at endowmentchair@ naplestemple.org. We would love to work with you and your professional advisors to create a customized plan that works for you and Temple Shalom.
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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
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Contributions to Temple Shalom General Fund
In Memory of: Bertha Gold by Eileen & Dr. Bill Ertag Paul Martin by Lenora Goldstein Howard Klein & Aaron Weiss, Zelda Weiss by Lois Lane-Weiss & Norman Weiss Rebecca Altman by John & Maxine Corbellini Alfred Bomeisler, Edna Levy, Leonard Levy by Carol & Michael Levy Catherine Cotler, William Lubin by Leda & Bob Lubin Frances Wernkoff, David Price, Tracey Birnhak by Estelle & Stuart Price Golda Rosenzweig by Gloria & Lyle Rosenzweig Dr. Arthur Waltzer by Anne & Dr. Mark Rubin Al Solot by Janet & Howard Solot Perry Lewis, Stephan Lewis by Adrienne & Kenneth Chark Robert Dembo by David Dembo Jill Isaacson by Eloyse & David Fisher Ann Kay Fishman by Linda Thomas Dora Waranch by Debby & Jeff Waranch Pauline Dorfman by Helene Fuchs Thomas Jacobs by Alice Jacobs Bella Kandel, Samuel Kandel by Merrylee & Joseph Kandel Sylvia Raskin by Roberta Macchio Daniel Grossman by Diana & Carl Steinhouse Irvin Zvibleman by Nancy & Jack Wiadro In Honor of: Randi Butterworth on her birthday, Linda Bluhm on her birthday, Jan Whitman on her birthday, Alicia & Michael Feldman on their marriage by Dr. Iris Bland Alicia & Michael Feldman on their marriage by Nancy & Jack Wiadro, Susan & Joel Pittelman Dr. Joel Waltzer by Bobbi Bassewitz In Appreciation: By Gail & Fred Arnoff By Herbert Newman
Religious School
In Memory of: Arline Goodman by Barbara & Sam Chester In Honor of: Alicia & Michael Feldman on their marriage by Melanie & Dr. Stephen Schwartz
Mitzvah Food Basket Fund In Memory of:
Ellen Shurak by Barry Shurak In Honor of:
Tadge Ryzenman becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Lynn & Adam Ryzenman In Appreciation of: Everyone who provided meals by Marv & Carol Weisberg
Rabbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund
In Memory of: Kenneth Garlikov by Susan & Dr. Nat Ritter Saul Simon, Lillie Simon by Linda & Marc Simon Lester Freedman by Arlene & Bob Subin David Magen by Dotti Magen Wendy Ritter, Elfrieda Ritter by Susan & Dr. Nat Ritter Martin Rollins, Sophia Rollins by Jane & Michael Rollins Abe Waldman by Lanie & Marty Samuels Lillian Wainick, Roberta Pollack by Linda & Jerry Wainick Rose Yamron by Joyce & Harold Yamron Zachary Dembo by David Dembo Helen Hyman, David Hyman by Rosie & Chuck Hyman Jack Rothman by Arline & Ron Kaplan Susan Matties Nadel, Kenneth Unger by Marianne & Dick Matties Morton Porter by Henny Porter Stanley Rubinstein, Morton Riefberg by Mae Riefberg Jack Bonder by Eleanor & Gerry Bonder Martin Cohen by Ruth & Kal Faye George Finn by Ed & Leslie Feldman Judith Weisberg by Don Weisberg Linda Blatt by Nancy White Irvin Zvibleman by Robin & Andrew Mintz, Judge Lauren & Dr. Todd Brodie
In Honor of: Robyn Deering chanting Torah by Ruth Dorfman In Appreciation: By Anonymous By Joan & Byron Krantz By Ruth Dorfman
Prayerbook Fund
In Memory of: Harry Shooman by Shirley & Bob Bassin Bianca Ganzman by Wendy Riedel
Temple Security Fund
In Memory of: Isadore Shaw by Paul & Jane Shaw
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Contributions to Temple Shalom Cantor Azu’s Discretionary Fund
As of April 17
Tribute Garden
In Memory of: Dr. Arthur Levere by Bunny Levere Renee Wolff by Marilyn & Dr. Bob Ross Sonia Rozet by Dr. Jackie Sallade Irvin Zvibleman by Ida & Jeff Margolis Martin Cohen by Ruth & Kal Faye Maria Szecekowska by Nina & Dr. Moises Levy
In Memory of:
Joan Jacobs by Ellen & Edward Wollman
Youth Activities Fund
In Memory of: Edward Koeser, Helene Fischer by Jeanette & Glenn Fischer Charles Riedel by Wendy Riedel Irvin Zvibleman, Jill Isaacson by Tussy & Neil Shnider
Rabbi James and Jane Perman Library In Memory of: Rachel Arditti by Matty Hasson
Mitzvah Day Donation
Dr. Philip & Shirley Gilbert Music Fund
In Memory of: Lillian Weber by Nancy & Dr. Terry Meyer Grace Dworkin by Lin & Gary Dworkin
Iris Shur & Bernie Lashinsky by Michelle Zeldner
David Thalenfeld Fund
In Honor of:
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Kraus Scholar-In-Residence Endowment Fund In Memory of:
Max Tabachnik, Harvey Fox by Marcelle Reiss
Endowment Fund
In Memory of: Irvin Taitz by Susan & Yale Freeman Irvin Zvibleman by Bobbie & Dr. Gene Katz William Graev by Nancy & Bruce Graev In Honor of: Linda Wainick on her special birthday by Bobbie &
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Honey Berkle Endowment Fund
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