High Holy Days 5773 - Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach

Kol Emanu-El
September - October 2012 Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach ELUL 5772 - TISHREI 5773
Campaign 50
SAVE THE DATE
Campus & Garden Dedication
December 15, 2012
(See Page 3)
Celebrating 50 Years
Continuing Our Vision... Building Our Community... Sustaining Our Future
High Holy Days 5773
Selichot: Saturday, September 8
7:00 pm: Service & Movie on the amazing life of righteous gentile, Irena Sendler
Erev Rosh Hashanah: Sunday, September 16
7:30 pm: Service
5:30 pm: Dinner (Reservations Required)
Rosh Hashanah, Day 1: Monday, September 17
8:45 am: Service
1:00 pm: Kiddush Lunch*
6:00 pm: Tashlich & Maariv
Rosh Hashanah, Day 2: Tuesday, September 18
8:45 am: Service
1:00 pm: Kiddush Lunch*
Yom Kippur / Kol Nidre: Tuesday, September 25
4:15 pm: Dinner (Reservations Required)
6:30 pm: Service
Yom Kippur Day: Wednesday, September 26
8:45 am: Shacharit & Yizkor
4:30 pm: Mincha (No ticket required)
6:30 pm: Neilah followed by Break Fast*
* If Levin Hall is not complete these events will not be held. SAVE THE DATE
(See Page 3)
50th anniversary Gala
January 19, 2013

Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach
Tel: 561 832 0804
Fax: 561 832 0811
www.tepb.org
Clergy
Rabbi Michael Resnick
rabbimichael@tepb.org
Hazzan David Feuer
hazzan_feuer@tepb.org
Officers
President
Anthony Lampert
tony@lampertco.com
Vice Presidents
Robert Gordon
Harold Bix
Financial Secretary
Richard Sloane
Treasurer
Ira Gerstein
Recording Secretary
Charles Feldberg
Past President
Ronald Y. Schram
Board of Trustees
Robert Burke, M.D.
Dvora Lange Callahan
Robert Davidow
Steven M. Horowitz
Vivienne Felberman Ivry
Stanley “Bowie” Jacobson
Gladys R. Jacobson
Brahm D. Levine
Jill L. Richman
Marvin Rosen
Marc Sherman
Barbara Steinberg
Women’s League
President
Hadar Mehl
mehlh@bellsouth.com
Honorary Board
Melvin & Claire Levine
Diane Belfer
Henry Block
Alec Engelstein
Rita Dee Hassenfeld
Sidney Kohl
William Langfan
Stephen A. Levin
H. Irwin Levy
David Mack
Roberta Robinson
Bill Sandler
Staff
Synagogue Administrator
David Schreier
david@tepb.org
Ritual Coordinator
Jacob Mitzner
ridahou@hotmail.com
Director of Youth
Education & Programming
Alissa Frankel
alissa@tepb.org
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From the President’s Desk...
In my first Kol Emanu-El President’s message, I explained how I was originally greeted with
“Mazel Tov,” “Condolences,” “Are you crazy?” and “What were you thinking?” This, of
course, referred to my becoming President of Temple Emanu-El. At the end of my message
I explained that it is “Mazel Tov” and “I’m not crazy.” In spite of some of the Olympic-style
Temple gymnastics I participated in this summer, I still feel that way today.
Happy New Year and L’Shana Tova.
The past 4 months have been busy and challenging. Allow me to update you on the important
issues facing the Temple:
1) Construction: The “new” Levin Hall is in the final stages of completion. There are no longer any low-corner ceilings
and we reduced the number of unsightly columns from nine to two. Every inch of the room from floor to ceiling is
new and a state-of-the-art audio/visual system is being installed. The kitchen is being renovated with a more
functional and modern appeal. The Kramer Library is being brought upstairs and will become part of the upper
lounge. This will have great appeal as a quiet place, as well as being used for small meetings. This move has allowed
the downstairs space to be freed up for our ever-expanding youth group to have their own new Youth Lounge. The
hallway from Levin Hall to the sanctuary is being redecorated as well. The Rothman Religious School restrooms are
completely new. This is the good news. The not-so-good news is that we don’t expect our Certificate of Occupancy
for Levin Hall & Kitchen until the end of September. As you know, dealing with the Building Department is no easy feat.
2) Abraham Garden: Last year we purchased 50 feet of property adjacent to the Temple. Shortly thereafter, Danny &
Ewa Abraham donated an additional 150 feet to create the Dan and Ewa Abraham Garden. Not knowing our exact
plans, we decided to clear out the overgrown weeds, dead trees and remnants from over ten years ago when houses
occupied that property. It was an eye sore for the past 10 years. We cleared it, added privacy hedging, moved and
added some trees, installed a sprinkler system and laid beautiful sod. This is how the property sits right now.
Although we still don’t know exactly how we plan to use the Abraham Garden, we are certain that our Welcome
Back BBQ for the children from our religious school, youth group and other interested new families should be held
there. In addition, we should have our Sukkot dinners in the Sukkah there. We will pour a concrete foundation, erect
a pergola-type structure, dress it up, and this can be the venue for Sukkot and other gatherings for the Temple, including
perhaps some outdoor wedding ceremonies. We know that the Rabbi and teachers will be able to do some
teaching outside in the cooler weather, as well. We will also install a meandering path through the Garden with
benches along the way. We have some other simple ideas to make the grounds beautiful and practical for all.
As you have read, there are a very few disgruntled neighbors who have protested any use of the Abraham Garden. As
in all communities and towns, there are certain ordinances regulating sound and light and we intend to follow them. We
plan to be the same good neighbor we have been for the past several decades. Our Temple is working with the Town
Council, Mayor and staff to work out a satisfactory agreement that meets our needs while addressing the concerns of
our neighbors. Our Temple has certain rights and protections under the law and we plan to adhere to those laws. On
October 10th, we will once again appear before the Town Council for final decisions on the use of the Garden and to
address an outrageous claim made regarding the number of seats in our sanctuary. The sanctuary has been in its
current form with 542 seats since the last renovation in 1995. Much of this is complicated and has been exacerbated
by one particular neighbor. As Martin Luther King, Jr. famously said, “We shall overcome.” Both the Garden issue and
the seating issue will be heard during the Town Council meeting on October 10th and a positive result will be achieved.
MY 1st WISH FOR THE NEW YEAR…to be a closer Temple community with more participation. There is so much
happening here religiously, spiritually, and socially. For example, on November 15th we will have “Game Night,” with
activities such as poker, canasta, Mah Jongg and yes, the Miami Dolphins play Thursday Night Football. We will also introduce
Movie Night. Levin Hall is wired with state-of-the-art equipment and will be a perfect setting for these events.
We could use more committee help. Please just call and ask.
My 2nd WISH FOR THE NEW YEAR…to have 100% participation in Campaign 50 at any level. We have proudly raised
$3,600,000. But we have heard from only 35% of the membership. It is true that new carpet and decor do not make
a congregation. I understand it is NOT simply “build it and they will come.” With our inspiring clergy and dynamic
programs both religious and social, our Shul will continue to be a place we can be proud of for generations to come.
This brings me to my next point. This Campaign is not just about our funds today. We have received written commitments
from members to name Temple Emanu-El in their wills and estate plans. Some members have given today and
made a testamentary gift as well, thereby combining those two gifts for recognition on our Honor Board. We have no
Building Fund. There have been no major campaigns since 1994/1995. Don’t “give until it hurts.”
Pianist
Irwin Solomon
Secretary/Graphics
Eduardo Mendieta
eddie@tepb.org
Secretary
Melanie Goldsobel
melanie@tepb.org
Organist
Hope P. Cramer
Kol Emanu - El Editor
Barbara Steinberg, hareven81@aol.com
Give until it feels good. Gifts are payable for up to five years.
I am honored to be your President. I respect immensely the work done by the Temple’s prior
leadership dating back almost 50 years. In addition, past Temple leaders, as well as non-members,
have pitched in and worked tirelessly with the Town on the issues mentioned above. Temple
Emanu-El must be able to not only survive, but thrive. I hope that in this New Year you will consider
coming to Shul more often and getting more
In This Issue:
President’s Message 2
Rabbi’s Message 3
Editor’s Note 3
Holiday Events 4
Campaign 50 Update 5
Women’s League 6
Youth Group 7
Adult Ed Insert
Calendar 9
B’nai Mitzvahs, Birthdays
& Anniversaries 10
Tribute Form 11
Advertisers 12, 13
Contributions 14
With Appreciation 15
Candle Lighting Times 16
involved. Temple Emanu-El needs you! L’Shana Tova.
Sincerely, Anthony Lampert

A MESSAGE
FROM THE RABBI...
“Most of us”, said a Hasidic teacher, “call upon God
only when we are in trouble and make all sorts of
vows if only God will assist us. Afterwards, we forget
them.
We are very much like the wealthy person who, while eating fish,
choked upon a bone. Fortunately the doctor, who was quickly
summoned, was able to remove the bone just as the wealthy person
was on the point of death.”
‘Doctor,’ the man declared, ‘You saved my life; how can I ever repay you?’
The wise physician replied, ‘Just give me half of what you would have
paid when the bone was still stuck in your throat!’
Hasidic Tale
Being alive is the greatest gift there is. Yet, how often do we take
each day for granted? We assume that today will be followed by
countless other days. We never imagine that this day– God forbid
– might be the day that the “bone” gets stuck in our throat.
In Psalm 90:12 - we ask God to "teach us to number our days so we
may gain a heart of wisdom.” The Psalmist is asking us to always
remember that each day is infinitely precious and one of only a
limited number granted to us. A day is never to be wasted.
Therefore, as the New Year begins, I ask you to eat your fish with
care. May we wake up each morning filled with appreciation and
purpose, always asking ourselves the question: "How am I going to
live this day more fully?"
Shana Tova U’Metukah.
Wishing you and yours a sweet and healthy New Year,
Rabbi Michael Resnick
SAVE THE DATE
Saturday, December 15, 2012
12:00 noon (after Services)
Melvin J. & Claire M. Levine Campus and
Dan and Ewa Abraham Garden Dedication
Special Guest: Dr. Arnold Eisen, Chancellor, The Jewish
Theological Seminary
Saturday, January 19, 2013
50th Anniversary Gala Dinner and dance in our magnificent
“new” Levin Hall. We will honor our past presidents:
Steve Levin 1997-2000
Marvin Rosen 2001-2004
Gladys R. Jacobson 2004-2007
Ron Schram 2007-2011
This promises to be the highlight of the many events being planned
for our year long celebration as we pay tribute to the presidents
who have contributed greatly to the status our Temple enjoys
today.
EDITOR’S NOTE
There are so many new things at Temple
Emanu-El with which we will greet the new
year!
It's hard to assess which of the new things
is most important! New social hall, new
library, new garden, new chapel! Although
not everything will be ready for occupancy by Rosh
Hashanah, all of these projects are nearing completion in
time for major dedication celebrations that are detailed in
this issue of Kol Emanu-El.
We have welcomed a new religious school principal and
youth/family activities leader, Alissa Frankel. She has been
working hard through the summer to make sure activities
are planned and teachers are ready for the new school year.
As families return from summer activities to resume
"normal" life here in Palm Beach County, Temple Emanu-El is
preparing for the High Holy Days: Selichot, Rosh Hashanah,
special dinners, Yom Kippur, and then Sukkot, Hoshanah
Rabbah, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah. This season of
new beginnings allows us to resolve to live differently, better
than previously. Repairing the world (Tikkun Olam) begins
with each one of us working hard to repair our relationships
and to re-evaluate our priorities. Perhaps we should resolve
to take a class in the Temple's adult education program, or to
attend the morning minyan on Mondays and Thursdays at
least once each month. (Imagine having to say kaddish for a
loved one and not having ten people at the minyan to allow
you to do so. This has happened several times; we should
not let it happen again.) Offer to bring food to the home of
a mourner; visit a sick friend or even someone you don't
know who is in the hospital. Invite someone who is new to
the synagogue for a Shabbat meal at your home. All of these
things are the traditional hallmarks of traditional Jewish
communities. The mitzvot of Gemilut Hasadim were always
intended to be a way to show others that they are not alone,
that they are part of a caring community. Try doing one of
these mitzvot and see how it feels!
I want to wish you and your loved ones a Shanah Tovah u
Metukah -- a sweet and happy New Year!
Barbara Steinberg, Editor
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It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the passing of:
Members:
William Ginsburg, Jeanette Gottfried, Lou Ivry, Herb Myers
Eleanor Packer, Charlotte Skoler
&
Ruth Burke, mother of Rob Burke
Owen Cooper, father of Peggy Schwartz
Cynthia F. Gordon, mother of Robert Gordon
Edith Levin, mother of Bill Diamond
Jay D. Oyler, father of Michelle Kirschner
We offer our heartfelt condolences to the Burke, Cooper,
Diamond, Ginsburg, Gordon, Gottfried, Ivry, Kirschner, Levin, Myers,
Oyler, Packer, Schwartz & Skoler families during this difficult time.
“Zichronam L'vracha” May their
memory be for a blessing.
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Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner
"Catered by Greenseid Catering"
Celebrate the birthday of the world
and a sweet New Year at Temple
Emanu-El of Palm Beach! Join us for a
delicious, fully-served holiday dinner,
without having to prepare a holiday
meal yourself!
Sunday, September 16th at 5:30 p.m.
Please RSVP to melanie@tepb.org, in person, or by calling the synagogue
office at 561-832-0804 NO LATER THAN FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 7, 2012.
*Due to the remodeling of the Levin Hall & Kitchen, we will have to move to
St. Edward Church located at 165 North County Road. (directly across the
street from the Synagogue)
Menu
Challah Rolls
Honey & Apples
Wine & Grape Juice
Salad
Chicken Noodle Soup
Breast of Chicken Topped
With Caramelized Onions,
Mushrooms & Shallots in
Creamy Balsamic Reduction
Roasted Brisket with
Mushroom Sauce
Oven Roasted Potatoes
Baby Carrots
Haricot Vert
Chocolate Fudge Cake
Fresh Fruit Platter
Sodas, Coffee & Tea
Members & Their Guests: $65, Children ages 6-12: $30
Non-Members: $75, Non-Member Children ages 6-12: $40
Children ages 5 and younger: Free
Dine in the Sukkah!
Congregational Dinner
Sunday, Sept. 30 at 7:00pm
Details to follow.
Simchat Torah…
Unrolling the Torah
and Dancing, too!
Bring friends and family of all ages on Monday, Oct.
8th at 7pm as we dance with the Torah! We’ll dance to
the music of a Klezmer Band and have a great time. Make
your own ice cream sundaes following the service.
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Erev Kol Nidre Dinner
"Catered by Greenseid Catering"
Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach
is pleased to invite you to join
us for an elegant and traditional
"Seudah Hamafseket"the last
meal before the fast of Yom
Kippur begins.
Tuesday, September 25th at 4:15p.m.
Please RSVP to melanie@tepb.org, in person, or by calling the
synagogue office at 561-832-0804 NO LATER THAN FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 14, 2012.
*In the event the remodeling of the Levin Hall & Kitchen is not completed, we will
have to move to St. Edward Church located at 165 North County Road. (directly
across the street from the Synagogue)
Menu
Challah Rolls
Honey & Apples
Wine & Grape Juice
Salad
Chicken Noodle Soup
Breast of Chicken Topped
With Caramelized Onions,
Mushrooms & Shallots in
Creamy Balsamic Reduction
Roasted Brisket with
Mushroom Sauce
Oven Roasted Potatoes
Baby Carrots
Haricot Vert
Chocolate Fudge Cake
Fresh Fruit Platter
Sodas, Coffee & Tea
Members & Their Guests: $65, Children ages 6-12: $30
Non-Members: $75, Non-Member Children ages 6-12: $40
Children ages 5 and younger: Free
Simchat Torah
Rejoice in the Torah!
Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at 9:15am
Join Temple Emanu-El in honoring our
Hatan Torah & Kallat Breisheet,
Harold & Helen Bix, on Simchat Torah morning.
*Kiddush Sponsored
by Helen & Harold Bix.

The past year, 5772, was a prelude to the real thing----our Temple’s 50th anniversary of its founding in Palm Beach. It was a busy year
during which we launched Campaign 50 to build on the past and to prepare for the future. It is an exciting time in the history of our
congregation.
Well over 100 of our members have responded generously and they are listed in the Honor Roll below. Their commitments have
allowed us to proceed with the renovation of the Levin Hall and the beautiful result will be there for all to enjoy. Other changes are
underway which will make our physical facilities a home of which we can all be proud. Coupled with this beautification and modernization
we are initiating new programs and religious services to excite our members and to attract new families and to make Temple
Emanu-El a world-class center for Jewish learning and Jewish activities.
To realize our vision we ask that those who have not yet made a commitment to do so. For those who have, your Temple leadership
thanks you and asks that you consider upgrading your donation to the next higher honor category.
Elsewhere in this issue you will read of the many events which are planned for our anniversary year, 5773. So let the celebrations
begin and Campaign 50 continue.
Mickey & Charlie Feldberg, Campaign 50 Coordinating Chairs
VISIONARY
$1,000,000 and above
Ewa & Danny Abraham
Claire & Mel Levine
CORNERSTONE
$500,000- $999,999
Petra & Stephen Levin
PACESETTER
$250,000-$499,999
Bobbi Robinson/Lou Epstein
PILLAR
$100,000-$249,999
Gilda & Henry Block
Mickey & Charlie Feldberg
Flora Heilweil
Elaine & Henry Kaufman
Barbara & Jack Kay
Carolyn & Richard Sloane
Carole & Jay Weitzman
BUILDER
$25,000-$99,999
Diane Belfer
Judy Bergman
Jan & Rob Burke
Joan Eigen
Sheila & Alec Engelstein
Sondra Fetner
Malka Fingold
Sol Freedman
Ira Gerstein
Renee & Rob Gordon
Sylvia Greenberg
Diane & Herbert Hoffman
Vivienne & Lou z”l Ivry
Michelle & Bowie Jacobson
Sheila & Robert Josephberg
Paulette & Ron Koch
Campaign 50
Celebrating 50 Years
Continuing Our Vision... Building Our Community... Sustaining Our Future
CAMPAIGN 50 HONOR CATEGORIES
Donor list as of 8/27/12
Patti & Tony Lampert
Marilyn & Arnold Lampert
Marsha & Henry Laufer
Karyn Lutz
Morrine & Dan Marantz
Bea Melov
Phyllis & Norman Lipsett
Rabbi Michael Resnick
Sandi & Marvin Rosen
Cyma Satell
Richard Sussman
SUSTAINER
$10,000-$24,999
Inge & Max Adler
Dvora Callahan
Hiroko & Robert Davidow
Ileene & Jeffrey Fisher
Miriam Lieff/Albert Goldberg
Jack Halickman
Caren & Steven Horowitz
Jami & Andy Huber
Gladys R. Jacobson
Lisa Koeper/Joseph Kerzner
Bill Langfan
Beverly & Herb z”l Myers
Rhoda & Arthur Rodbell
Lillian & Bill Sandler
Joanne & David Singer
Phyllis Tick
Women’s League
SUPPORTER
$5,000-$9,999
Ruth Albert
Helen Bernstein
Helen & Harold Bix
Marylou & Herb Gray
Michelle & Robert Kirschner
Carole-Ann & Brahm Levine
Hermione & Sol Matsil
Irving Morris
Annie & Allan Nadler
Madelaine & Paul Niloff
Lois & Bill Prokocimer
Jill & Andy Richman
Rose Segal Charitable Foundation
Laura & Marc Sherman
Ruth & Ron Silberstein
Carolyn & Michael Yasuna
FRIEND
$1,000-$4,999
Anonymous (2)
Shirley Baratz
Barbara & Harold Bell
Mindi Belsky
Esther & Morris Catarevas
Rita & Jack Chase
Anita & Wilfred Cohen
Linda & Joe Cooper
Hope Cramer
Cecelia & Mark Eisenberg
Feldberg Children
Loretta & Al Fertel
Harold Goald
Sandra & Marshall Goldberg
Jacqueline Goldman
Arlette Gordon
Cynthia Sulzberger & Steven Green
Maddy Greenberg
Carol & Larry Herz
High Ridge Country Club
Donna & Jack Hirschfeld
Carmela & Martin Kalmanson
Jean Katz
Mimi & Bernie Kauderer
Martin Kelman
Katherine Kraft
Donna & Irving Kramer
Barbara Kreisman
Dana & Steve Krumholz
Phyllis Kuby
Arlene Kurtis
Audrey Levine
Sheri & Ken Levine
Hadar & Eddie Mehl
Susan & Tom Meier
Doris & Paul Morgenstern
Leah & Jules Nettis
Alvin B. Olesh
Millie & Philip Radlauer
Lorraine Rattinger
Mel F. Seidenberg
Rosalie & Ben Shapero
Muriel Shapiro
Fannie Shore
Robert Shore
Anita Sigel
Esther & David Simon
Maxine & Irwin Sisselman
Ruth & Jeffrey Stein
Barbara Steinberg
Shirley & Jay Tenzer
Phyllis Tick
Polly Wachtenheim
Jackie Wilner
Belle Winston
Janice Winter
Denise & Michael Zeide
Rhea & Karl Zukerman
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Women’s League
Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach
5773/2012-2013
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
“Getting to Know US” Coffee Social
Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m.
October 17th - Jacob Mitzner
October 24th - Arnold Lampert
October 31st - Carmela Kalmanson
November 14th - Mickey Feldberg
Monday, October 15, 1:30 p.m.
JOINT OPENING MEETING/BOOK CLUB
Book Discussion – “My Russian Grandmother and
Her American Vacuum Cleaner: A Family Memoir”
by Meir Shalev
Reviewer – Gladys R. Jacobson
Wednesday, November 7, 1:30 p.m.
PSYCHODRAMA: “Mothers-in-Law and Daughtersin-
Law and Other In-Laws and Outlaws”
Chair: Leah Nettis
Monday, December 10, 10:30 a.m.
MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON
“Reflections of a Jewish Southern Belle”
Co-Chairs: Patti Lampert and Renee Gordon
Tuesday, January 8, 10:30 a.m.
CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAM AND LUNCHEON
“Beverly Sills: An America Diva”
Chair: Sheila Josephberg
Wednesday, February 13, 12:00 p.m.
TORAH FUND LUNCHEON
Co-Chairs: Marjie Konigsberg and Sandi Rosen
March 15-16 Women’s League Shabbaton
50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Chair: Mimi Kauderer
April 14
ISRAEL’S 65TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Chair: Carmela Kalmanson
May - Jewish Trivia, TBD
BOOK CLUB SCHEDULE: Mondays at 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 15, Nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 21, Feb. 18,
March 18, Apr. 15, May 20
ROSH CHODESH PROGRAMS
Kislev – Thursday, November 15
Shvat – Shabbat, January 12
Adar – Sunday or Monday, February 10 or 11
Nisan - Tuesday, March 12
Leader: Barbara Steinberg
BOARD MEETINGS: Mondays at 12:30 p.m.; Nov. 5,
Dec. 3, Jan. 7, Feb. 4, March 4, Apr. 8
Have you ever been to a psychodrama?
The Center for Group Counseling is
coming to Temple Emanu-El!
Psychodrama is a fun way to combine theater and psychology
in an interactive examination of relationships. The Women's
League will be hosting Mothers-in-Law and Daughters-in-Law
and Other In-Laws and Outlaws. The drama focuses on
situations to which we can all relate --relationships between
women and the men they love, as well as other in-law relationships.
After the presentation by the professional troupe,
discussion of your impressions will be lively and welcome. This
also brings to mind the mother/daughter-in-law relationship
between Ruth and Naomi in the Book of Ruth -- no doubt a
vivid contrast.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at 1:30 p.m.
in the Levin Hall.
Be sure to mark your calendars!
6 Women's League members and spouses complimentary. Guests $5.
Women’s League
Dear Friends,
If the Women’s League bookmark seems crowded with events, that’s
because it is. On this, the 50th anniversary of the synagogue and of its
Women’s League, we are striving for a most meaningful and memorable
year. After an eventful Women's League summer program, we gather
together for the High Holy Days. We know we will leave synagogue
enriched and ready for more challenges.
The bright start is October 17, when we begin our four-week series of “Getting to Know Us”
coffee Socials. Jacob Mitzner is our first speaker. Can you really recite the entire Torah by
memory, Jacob? He will be followed by three temple notables who will share with us their
lives and involvement in Jewish affairs.
The Women’s League opening meeting will coincide with the monthly Sybil Sanders Book Club
on Monday, October 15 at 1:30p.m. Gladys Jacobson will discuss a Russian family’s memoir. In
November, Leah Nettis will chair when a professional troupe presents a Psychodrama that
focuses on the complex problems of In-laws and Out-laws. A lively discussion is sure to follow
this dramatic presentation. Then it’s time for our always delightful reunion of year-rounders
and those who spend the summers away, the Membership Luncheon on December 10. Patti
Lampert and Renee Gordon promise a gourmet meal and an intriguing speaker.
Women’s League’s January 8th program will follow, featuring the endearing Beverly Sills. Sheila
Josephberg and her committee will present a film of the Jewish American diva along with some
personal memorabilia from temple members, followed by an informal luncheon. Then comes
the glorious 50th anniversary Gala of Temple Emanu-El on January 19, 2013.
Interspersed with these programs will be our Rosh Chodesh observances orchestrated by the
inspiring Barbara Steinberg.
This year’s theme for the Torah Fund Luncheon is “Uri, Uri” – Wake Up- shir dabeiri- sing a
song- of activity, of victory, and of thanks, taken from the Song of Devorah, the Prophet (Judges
5:12). What a lovely sentiment. This years honorees are Elissa Baum and Shirley Tenzer. Marjie
Konigsberg and Sandi Rosen are our chairs of this February luncheon that helps support the
Jewish Theological Seminary. Our Women’s League has always been a leader among affiliated
synagogues in this annual effort.
At the Women’s League Shabbaton in March, under the faithful hand of Mimi Kauderer, we will
mark our 50th anniversary. Our temple women were right there for the synagogue in the first
year of its existence. April will bring us a celebration of Israel’s 65th anniversary with the ever
enlightening Carmela Kalmanson chairing the occasion.
Phew. I’m out of breath.
As you can see, belonging to our Women’s League is like an invitation to a banquet of insights,
delights and camaraderie in a warm embracing setting. Please join us by becoming a member.
I close with the words of this year’s Women’s League motto, Uri, Uri, Awake, Awake to a
beautiful year.
For exact dates and times, please consult the bookmark.
Kol Tuv
Shana Tova
Hadar Mehl, President
Save the Date
Women’s League Membership Luncheon
December 10, 2012 at 10:30am
PALM BEACH JUDAICA
of Temple Emanu-El
It's a New Year and we're opening our Palm Beach Judaica Shop
with an exciting SALE!
50% OFF
a great deal of our merchandise
Come and browse our sale corner and table. Wonderful buys; a great start for
your gift list! In addition, to our sale items, we are also stocked with a wonderful
assortment of Judaica from Israeli artists that would be a welcome addition to
your home, or your person....how about a new tallit? Our selection is terrific!
We have lovely silk, hand painted challah covers, and modern linen ones. In
addition we have a great variety of candlesticks, sterling, olive wood, brass, pewter,
porcelain, in various sizes and shapes. Do come in and become familiar with the
beautiful things we have in our shop. The merchandise in the shop is for the benefit
of our members and the profit benefits the Temple.

Education & Youth Corner
I hope everyone had a wonderful fun-filled
summer with friends, camp, traveling and
more! Beach youth groups and Rothman
Religious School have some exciting new
adventures coming your way in addition to
our already incredible ones!
Beach has expanded to include Pre-
Kadima, 3rd-5th graders! Pre-Kadima will allow our younger
youth to socialize with their Jewish peers and meet others in an
informal setting. Pre-Kadima’s kick-off event will be Bowling on
Sunday, September 30th at 1:30pm. The next event will be
held, Sunday, October 28th at Grassy Waters Preserve.
As Beach USY (9th-12th grade) membership continues to grow so
does our programming! Starting this year, Beach USY will host USY
Nights on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, starting
Wednesday, October 3rd, 7-8:30pm! Beach USY welcomes
new and old members at their Welcome Back Lock-In on
Sat., September 22-Sun., September 23rd.
Beach USY and Kadima’s Sub-Regional Kick-off event will be held @
Rapids Water Park on Sunday, September 9th, 1:30-
5pm. Beach Kadima’s Kick-off program will be Sunday, October 7th.
Please check our website regularly at http://tepb.org/youth.html or
join us on facebook at Beach USY/Kadima for the most up-to-date
program information!
Rothman Religious School welcomes back returning families
and greet our new ones with open arms! Kindergarten-7th grade
meets Sundays at 9:30am for breakfast, 10am for family services
followed by class 10:30am-12:30pm. 3rd-7th grade meet Tuesdays,
4-6pm.
School registration is open to all families with children in Kindergarten
through 7th grade. If you or someone you know may be interested
in joining our school, please have them contact us! Registration
forms and the school calendar are available on our website at
http://tepb.org/religiousschool.html.
Alissa Frankel, Director of Youth Education & Programming
Youth@tepb.org
Beach Youth Groups
September, 2012
Sun., 9/9 1:30-5pm Arvot USY & Kadima Kickoff Rapids Water Park
Wed., 9/19 7pm Go to World Baseball Classic Roger Dean Stadium
USY & Kadima
Sat., 9/22-Sun., 9/23 Beach USY Welcome
Back Lock-In
Temple Emanu-El
Sun., 9/30, 1:30-3:30pm Pre-Kadima Bowling Party
October, 2012
West Palm Beach, FL
Wed., 10/03 7-8:30pm USY Night in the Sukkah Temple Emanu-El
Sun., 10/7 Kadima Snorkeling tour Peanut Island
Sun., 10/14 Beach USY goes Paintballing! West Palm Beach, FL
Wed., 10/17 7-8:30pm USY Night Temple Emanu-El
Fri., 10/19-Sun., 10/21 Arvot USY Fall Convention Tamarac, FL
Sat., 10/27 Beach USY & Kadima
Read Torah
Temple Emanu-El
Sun., 10/28, 1:30-4pm Pre-Kadima Grassy Waters Preserve West Palm Beach, FL
Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach
Welcome Back BBQ
& Young Family Open House
Monday, September 3, 2012
11am - 2pm
All food, drinks, and dessert provided
Open to all young families with children & their guests
Rabbi Resnick & Temple Staff will be available to answer
your questions about our school, youth & family programs
Okeeheelee Park (Pavilion 4, Tuskeegee)
7715 Forest Hill Boulevard • West Palm Beach, FL 33413
Please RSVP to
561-832-0804 For more info: email alissa@tepb.org
www.tepb.org
The first day of
Religious School
Sunday, September 9th, 9:30AM
5773 TEPB High Holy Days
Youth Programming, Childcare & Services
Open to 0 - 13 years of age:
September 17th (Rosh Hashanah Day One)
10am - 1pm - Organized youth programming and childcare
11am - Youth & Family Service with Miss Elaine
September 18th (Rosh Hashanah Day Two)
10am - 1pm - Organized youth programming and childcare
11am - Youth & Family Service with Miss Elaine
September 25th (Erev Yom Kippur)
6pm - 8pm - Organized youth programming and childcare
September 26th (Yom Kippur)
10am - 1pm Organized youth programming and childcare
11am - Youth & Family Service with Miss Elaine
RSVP will be required.
(information will be sent with tickets)
Religious School’s
Sukkot Program
Sunday, Oct. 7, 12:30pm
COLLEGE CONNECTION
If you have a child or grandchild at college, Women’s League
would like to send a “care package” before the High Holy
Days, Hanukkah, Purim and Pesach as a link to Temple
Emanu-El. Please contact Sandi Gladding (561-791-8505 or
slg759@comcast.net). Each package will contain holidayappropriate
goodies, a gift card, a copy of Kol Emanu-El and a
message from Rabbi Resnick. 7

Celebrate Life
Holocaust
Survivor
Brunches
Honoring Our Survivors:
A Brunch, A Mitzvah, An
Unforgettable Opportunity
December 2, 2012
January 27, 2013
The Rosenberg Domestic Abuse Program at Alpert Jewish Family and
Children's Services has an extensive outreach branch known as
“KOLOT,” voices for promoting healthy relationships. “KOLOT”
reaches Palm Beach County and surrounding communities.
“KOLOT” has expanded through representatives from synagogues,
Jewish organizations, concerned individuals, NCJW, Hadassah, the
YWCA, among others.
Specific initiatives of KOLOT include:
• Teen Peer Prevention Program: Relationships and Decisions
(Teen Trainers)
• New Parent Trainers Program (Moms of teens teaching other moms)
• Girl with the Purple Butterfly (Education / Prevention for girls 9-15)
• Men's Initiative (New Program)
• No Excuse for Abuse Luncheon (Annual Fundraiser)
These programs have been going on for a number of years. Some of
our teens have been Teen Trainers and helped others with understanding
bullying and abuse as well as stereotype and self esteem
issues. The primary audience is Jewish teens in middle and high school,
synagogue youth groups, Meyer Academy and Hebrew High School
students.
If you have questions, please contact Jackie Wilner (561-832-0804),
Temple Emanu-El's Women's League Representative to “KOLOT” at
Alpert Jewish Family & Children's Service.
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Card & Game Night
Poker, Mah Jongg & Canasta
Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 7pm
We will also have the Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills on
the big screen. Make plans to come!
More details to follow.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE WORD KOLOT? DO
YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS?
DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT STANDS FOR?
Kehillah Kedoshah
A Holy Community: one dedicated to Torah
(Jewish Learning), Avodah (Prayer and Spiritual
Growth), and Gimilut Hasadim (Personal
Kindness, Community and Social Action).
Fully egalitarian, we believe that
engaging in the core values of our
Jewish tradition will impact the way we live,
think and act, and will serve as a catalyst for
real change in us and in the world we all share.
Shabbat Dinners
Friday evening at 6:00 p.m.
October 12, 2012
November 16, 2012
December 7, 2012
Bat Mitzvah:
Lisbeth
Grace Rubin
Lisbeth is a 7th grade student at the
Pine Crest School in Boca Raton. A
competitive gymnast, Lisbeth has
attended meets throughout the state
of Florida. Lisbeth is also an avid
golfer who has competed in several
local tournaments. Lisbeth was recently inducted into the
Beta Club, a national honor society open to 7th and 8th
grade students with outstanding academic credentials
who also exhibit exemplary citizenship. Lisbeth is looking
forward to participating in many community service projects
sponsored by the Beta Club this school year.
In June, Lisbeth traveled to Israel with her family where
she had a beautiful Bat Mitzvah ceremony at the Kotel.
While experiencing sites from Masada to the Golan,
Lisbeth fell in love with Israel and is looking forward to
returning on Birthright!
January 25, 2013
March 8, 2013
April 19, 2013
Please join with your Temple Emanu-El family to welcome
Shabbat at hese International dinners. We share in the
traditional Friday evening ceremonies with Rabbi Resnick
and Hazzan Feuer, and are treated to a thumbnail sketch
of Jewish history related to our theme. Chef Marla
prepares a menu which has gotten rave reviews and
costumes are encouraged. These evenings have been full
of fun and we invite you to make reservations and join us.

September 2012
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE
2 3 LABOR DAY
OFFICE CLOSED
8:15AM MINYAN
11:00AM BBQ
4 5
USY NIGHT
6
8:15AM MINYAN
7
6:00PM SERVICE
8 9:15AM
SATURDAY SERVICE
7PM SELICHOT
SERVICE
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
9:30AM *RRS 8:15AM MINYAN
4:00PM *RRS
8:15AM MINYAN
5:30PM *EBM
7:30PM SERVICE
16 17 ROSH 18 19 20 21 22
9:30AM *RRS
5:30PM: DINNER***
7:30 PM: EREV
ROSH
HASHANAH
SERVICE
8:15AM MINYAN
8:15AM MINYAN
8:15AM MINYAN
7:30PM SERVICE
23 24 25 26 YOM KIPPUR 27 28 29
9:30AM
*RRS
30
9:30AM
*RRS
HASHANAH
DAY 1
8:45 AM: SERVICE
1:00 PM: KIDDUSH
LUNCH**
6:00 PM: TASHLICH
& MAARIV
ROSH
HASHANAH
DAY 2
8:45 AM: SERVICE
1:00 PM: KIDDUSH
LUNCH**
YOM KIPPUR
/ KOL NIDRE
4:15PM: DINNER***
6:30 PM: SERVICE
8:45AM
SHACHARIT
& YIZKOR
4:30 PM: MINCHA
6:30 PM: NEILAH
FOLLOWED
BY BREAK FAST**
7:30PM SERVICE
October 2012
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4 5
6
SUKKOT DAY 1
9:15 AM SERVICE
SUKKOT DAY 2
9:15 AM SERVICE
5:30PM *BTM
USY NIGHT
8:15AM MINYAN
2:00PM *CJE
6:00PM
SERVICE
7:30PM
SUKKOT DINNER
7 8 9 10 11 12 6:00PM 13
9:15AM SHEMINI
INTERNATIONAL
9:30AM *RRS
9:15AM
8:15AM MINYAN
ATZERET SERVICE
DINNER
SIMCHAT
HOSHANAH YIZKOR
7:30PM SERVICE
TORAH
2:00PM *CJE
RABAH SERVICE 7:00PM SIMCHAT
SPEAKER:
SERVICE
MORDECHAI
TORAH SERVICE
ROSENSTEIN
9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE
9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE
USY LOCK-IN
9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE
9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE
9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE
SPEAKER:
MORDECHAI
ROSENSTEIN
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9:30AM *RRS
15 8:15AM MINYAN 16
1:30PM WL MEETING
2:00PM
MELTON CLASS
& BOOK CLUB 4:00PM *RRS
5:30PM *EBM
17 18
10:30AM GETTING
TO KNOW US 8:15AM MINYAN
USY NIGHT
19
7:30PM SERVICE
20
9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE
21
9:30AM *RRS
22
8:15AM MINYAN
23 2:00PM *CJE
4:00PM *RRS
5:30PM BTM
24 10:30AM
GETTING TO
KNOW US
25
8:15AM MINYAN
26
7:30PM SERVICE
27 9:15AM
SATURDAY
SERVICE SPEAKER:
MARK KLEIMAN
28
9:30AM *RRS
29
8:15AM MINYAN
30 2:00PM *CJE
4:00PM *RRS
31 10:30AM
GETTING TO
KNOW US
*CJE = MELTON CLASS
*BTM = BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
*EBM = EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
*RRS = ROTHMAN RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
* WL = WOMEN’S LEAGUE
**In the event Levin Hall is not complete
these events will not be held
*** Reservations Required
CLERGY GRATUITIES
Members inquire from time to time what the proper protocol is for recognizing the
Rabbi and Hazzan for officiating at life-cycle events. The answer is that the Rabbi and
Hazzan are paid by the Temple to provide those services to our members.
Therefore, separate compensation is neither charged nor expected for those
services. However, if a person feels motivated to do more, we recommend that
contributions be made to the Temple in honor of the Rabbi and/or Hazzan. Each of
them also maintains a discretionary fund from which financial assistance is provided
to those in our congregation and our larger community who are in need.
Musicians
Wanted!!
Do you play an instrument?
We’re looking for members and
young adults to accompany Irwin
Solomon on occasional Friday
nights. Please call Hazzan Feuer
at (561) 832-0804.
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We wish to extend a Mazel Tov to our members who are celebrating a birthday in September & October
SEPTEMBER
Jay Nisberg 9/1
Daniel Marantz 9/1
Sanford Guritzky 9/3
Arnold Lampert 9/5
Jenny Cyker 9/5
Donna Krasner 9/5
Esther Zaretsky 9/6
Hope P. Cramer 9/6
Shirley Kullen 9/6
Irvin Saltzman 9/7
Madelyn Greenberg 9/8
Madelaine Niloff 9/9
Bar Mitzvah: Jack Stoll
October 6th
When I, Jack Stoll, think about becoming a Bar
Mitzvah, I reflect upon all of the amazing
memories that I've experienced up to this
point, all of the incredible people around me,
and everything I have to look forward to moving into the future.
These amazing experiences include playing for a travel basketball
team in the AAU league, being chosen to travel to the amazing
country of China with school, participating in school plays
with some of my best friends, and most recently getting
accepted into the honorable Young Entrepreneurial Academy
(YEA!). None of this was possible without the support and
motivation from my close network of friends, and my loving
family. My mom, my two brothers, my grandpa, Lynda, my two
sisters, and my nanny have been with me the whole way. I know
that my best friend, my dad, will always be there with me looking
over my shoulder especially on my special day. So here is to the
Miami Heat winning another championship in 2013, conquering
the 8th grade with honorable grades, seeing the Miami Dolphins
make the playoffs, and continue my giving back to society by
performing charitable community service. I am ready for the big
adventure through life that awaits me.
Frances Eisenberg 9/9
Alvin Slater 9/10
Rick Stone 9/10
Hiroko Davidow 9/11
Ronald Koch 9/11
Jo Ann Barone 9/11
Lady Sylvia Leigh 9/12
Joseph Idy 9/13
Walter Schoeman 9/13
Caren Horowitz 9/13
Miriam Kauderer 9/13
Daniel Kaufman 9/13
Laura Sherman 9/15
Andrew Richman 9/17
Rosalie Shapero 9/17
Beth Moross 9/18
Steffie Baron 9/20
Inge Adler 9/20
Morrine Marantz 9/21
Linda Golden 9/22
Rita Taca 9/22
Muriel Shapiro 9/23
Harold Bell 9/23
Joel Koeppel 9/23
Bat Mitzvah: Sami Cole
October 20th
Hi! I’m Sami Cole and my family and I
moved here from Northbrook, IL just over
a year ago and I just love it! I am so excited
that I am having my Bat Mitzvah, October
20th, 2012 in sunny Florida rather than
Chicago. I am in 7th grade at Wellington Landings Middle School
and I enjoy dancing, soccer, tennis, horseback riding and hanging
out with my friends. When my time came to sit with the Rabbi
to discuss my mitzvah project, I told him that I hold a special
place in my heart for animals. The organization I am helping to
support is called Canine Companions for Independence (CCI).
This organization places dogs with children and adults with
disabilities to give them an easier, more independent life. Canine
Companions for Independence provides highly trained assistance
dogs, along with ongoing follow-up services, to help those
with disabilities. These highly trained dogs assist people with
many of the simple, everyday tasks we often take for granted.
My goal is to raise $5000.00 dollars to help Canine Companions
for Independence so they can continue the awesome work
they are already doing! I really believe when you help someone
just because you want to, good things happen to you!
Lois Prokocimer 9/23
Jack Hirschfeld 9/24
Michelle Jacobson 9/24
Sylvia Knell 9/24
Jacqueline Wilner 9/25
Bernice Weinstein 9/26
Anita Sigel 9/27
Arthur Freedman 9/28
Alvin Schottenfeld 9/28
Rita Dee Hassenfeld 9/28
OCTOBER
Shari Emmer 10/1 Joel Kassewitz 10/8 Sylvia Greenberg 10/16 Harriet Martin 10/25
Jan Brezinsky 10/1 Michael Yasuna 10/9 Dora Leopold 10/17 Clive Boner 10/26
Lauren Belfer 10/1 Bill Sandler 10/9 Allan Greenblatt 10/18 Leah Weinrauch 10/26
Max Adler 10/2 Malinda Linkhorst 10/10 Peggy Schwartz 10/18 Abraham Kaplan 10/27
Norman Lipsett 10/3 Marvin Cyker 10/10 Sandra Bornstein 10/18 Charlotte Kramer 10/28
Rabbi Michael Resnick 10/3 G. Marshal Goldberg 10/11 Sheldon Konigsberg 10/19 Joan Green 10/29
Mildred Feldberg 10/5 Rachelle Litt 10/11 Joan Schapiro 10/19 Mimi Stein 10/29
Brahm Levine 10/6 Richard Aron 10/12 Avram Glazer 10/19 Leah Nettis 10/31
Elise Neimark 10/6 Donna Hirschfeld 10/14 Henry Kaufman 10/20 Lorraine Rattinger 10/31
Ira Gerstein 10/7 Robyn Beriro 10/14 Kenneth Rubinstein 10/20 Steven Rosenberg 10/31
Marylou Gray 10/7 Elizabeth Shulman 10/14 Lillian Sandler 10/20 Bernice Krupp 10/31
Harriet Moskowitz 10/8 Joseph Kerzner 10/15 David Ginsberg 10/23
Helen Stein 10/8 Stuart Schapiro 10/16 Barbara Steinberg 10/23
We wish to extend a Mazel Tov to our members who are celebrating an anniversary in September & October
SEPTEMBER
Avi & Alison Sekerel 9/5 Lawrence & Carol Herz 9/8 Jason & Julie Bodnick 9/23
Richard & Ellen Rampell 9/5 Henry & Gilda Block 9/9 Malcolm & Linda Glazer 9/27
Richard & Esther Zaretsky 9/6 Henry & Elaine Kaufman 9/15
Andrew & Jami Huber 9/6 Alvin & Pearl Schottenfeld
OCTOBER
9/22
David & Eileen Gottlieb 10/3 Brian & Ari Cole 10/11 Leon & Estelle Fassler 10/24
Richard & Robin Bernstein 10/7 Jeffrey & Shelley Greif 10/12 Greg & Beth Moross 10/27
Gerald & Frances Gilberg
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10/11 Esther & Morris Catarevas 10/14 Roger & Linda Benjamin 10/29

Honor All Occasions Through
Temple Emanu-El
Show someone that you care! Temple Emanu-El of Palm
Beach’s tributes are a meaningful way to honor or remember
a loved one or friend on a significant occasion. By
making a tribute, you are letting someone know how
special they are and you are making a difference in Temple
Emanu-El of Palm Beach through your generous donation.
Make a donation for:
• Birthday • Bar/Bat Mitzvah • Get Well
• Wedding • Holiday Wishes • Condolence
• Anniversary • Promotion • New Home
Honor or commemorate special
occasions in various ways:
• Tribute
• Sponsor Friday Night Oneg or Saturday Kiddush
• Sponsor Bima Flowers for Shabbat
• Sponsor a Bima Food Basket benefitting the Food
Pantry at Jewish Family and Childrens Services
Call the Synagogue office at 561-832-0804 or e-mail
Melanie@tepb.org to make a tribute.
TEMPLE EMANU-EL OF PALM BEACH
IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THE
Carolyn & Richard Sloane
Mishkan T’�lah
Siddur Collection
Individual volumes are available for dedication
Your name will be prominently displayed in
each Siddur that you dedicate that honors or
remembers a loved one or special occasion
$50 members $75 non members
Please contact the Temple o�ce for more information
melanie@tepb.org or (561) 832-0804
Occasion: In Honor of Mazel Tov In Memory of For Speedy Recovery Other
Name to Appear in Tribute __________________________________________________________
Address for Acknowledgement _______________________________________________________
Your Name _____________________________________________________________________
Your Address ____________________________________________________________________
Your Phone ( _____ ) __________________________ Your Email __________________________
Unless specified, all donations go to the Temple’s General Fund. To specify a different fund, please indicate below.
(Please use a separate form for each tribute).
Adult Education Harold Bernstein Israel Scholarship Fund March of the Living
Dr. Cindy Bix USY Hazzan’s Discretionary Fund Memorial Fund
Flower Fund Kiddush Fund Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
General Fund Kramer Library Rothman Religious School
Total Enclosed $ ______ Thank you for your support of Temple Emanu El of Palm Beach.
Tributes are published in our newsletter. If you do not wish yours to be published, please check here.
Make your check payable to: Temple Emanu-El, and mail to: Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach
190 N. County Road, Palm Beach, Fl 33480
Tribute Form
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Be a Hero to a Child
Become a Mentor
Make a difference and become a mentor today!
Volunteers must be at least 25 years of age; have a driver’s license
and proof of automobile liability insurance, complete our screening
and background check, attend one orientation prior to being
matched, participate in activities with a child, attend volunteer
training workshops during the entire duration of the match and
enjoy spending time with children.
For further information please contact Peggy Karlin Kroll, MJEd.,
Outreach Coordinator at
561-238-0281 or
pkroll@jfcsonline.com
Advertisers are important because they help to defray
the expense of publication so please support them.To
place an ad in Kol Emanu El please call David Schreier,
Temple Administrator at (561) 832 0804
L ampert
Lighting Showroom
LLC
Anthony (Tony) Lampert
President
788 Harbour Isles Court
North Palm Beach, FL 33410
561.307.1962
561.423.9260 fax
tony@lampertco.com
Specializing in Life Insurance, Annuities, Long Term Care,
Disability Income and Hard to Place Risks
Kosher Food Pantry
The Alpert Jewish Family & Children’s
Service maintains a food pantry for clients in need:
the chronically ill, frail seniors, new immigrants, and
people of all ages who live below the poverty line.
Please help with this Mitzvah by bringing kosher
food items to the synagogue with current usage
dates stamped on the cans and packages and
deposit them in either of two baskets located in
front of the office and the sanctuary. Thank you!
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Gifts to the Congregation May 16 - August 15, 2012
Adult Ed Donation
Melvin & Claire Levine in memory of their beloved
brother, S. Stuart Mally
Charles & Mildred Feldberg in honor of Lou Ivry's Herb Usherson & Joan Needle in honor of Jay & Paula Lustbader in memory of her beloved father, Joseph
birthday
Shirley Tenzer's 10th Wedding Anniversary
Bobbi Robinson in memory of her beloved husband,
Vivienne Ivry in memory of Rae Ginsburg's beloved Karl & Rhea Zukerman in memory of Robert Julian Robinson
husband, Bill; Robert Burke's beloved mother, Ruth; Peggy Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia
Arthur & Rhoda Rodbell in memory of his beloved
Schwartz's beloved father, Owen; Robert Gordon's beloved
sister, Lucille Wenglin
mother, Cynthia; Carolyn Kantor's beloved father;Beverly Library Fund
Alice Rudin in memory of her beloved mother, Ida
Myers' beloved husband, Herb
Mindi Belsky in memory of Beverly Myers' beloved Cyma & Ed Satell in memory of his beloved brother,
Bowie & Michelle Jacobson in memory of Lou Ivry, husband, Herb
Richard Satell; Mr. & Mrs. Robert Becker's beloved father;
beloved husband of Vivienne Ivry
Rae Ginsburg's beloved husband
Martin & Carmela Kalmanson in honor of Jay & Memorial Fund
Muriel Shapiro in memory of her beloved brother-in-law,
Shirley Tenzer's 10th Wedding Anniversary
Max & Inge Adler in memory of her beloved mother, Junius Abramson; her beloved husband, Arnold; Manville
Tony & Patti Lampert in memory of Lou Ivry, beloved Bella Weinberg; his beloved father, David Adler; Rae Abramson; her beloved grandson, Jonathan
husband of Vivienne Ivry
Ginsburg's beloved husband, William; Beverly Myers' beloved Peter & Diane Sherman in memory of Robert
Melvin & Claire Levine in honor of Martin Kalmanson's husband, Herb
Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia
special birthday; Lou Ivry's birthday
Shirley Arffa in memory of Beverly Myers' beloved Ron Pertnoy & Susan Shulman in memory of Robert
Beatrice Neu Melov in honor of Louis Ivry's birthday husband, Herb
Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia
Marvin & Sandi Rosen in memory of Vivienne Ivry's Shavie Arronson in memory of her beloved husband, Jules Irwin & Maxine Sisselman in memory of her beloved
beloved husband, Lou
Sam & Shirley Bader in memory of his beloved father, Isaacfather,
Maxwell
Cyma & Ed Satell in memory of Vivienne Ivry's beloved Barry & Marjorie Berg in memory of Edith Levin, Richard Sussman in memory of his beloved brother,
husband, Lou
mother of Bill Diamond
Herb Sheldon; his beloved father, Sol Sussman; his beloved
Ronald & Leslie Schram in memory of Vivienne Ivry's Judy Bergman in memory of her beloved mother, Ida S. mother-in-law, Elizabeth
beloved husband, Lou
Block; her beloved father, Isadore Block; her beloved Jay & Shirley Tenzer in memory of her beloved father,
Les & Peggy Schwartz in memory of Vivienne Ivry's husband, Milton Bergman
Oscar Budman
beloved husband, Lou
Martin & Phyllis Biener in memory of Herbert Myers Phyllis Verducci in memory of her beloved mother, Estelle
Marc & Laura Sherman in memory of Vivienne Ivry's Richard & Sandra Bornstein in memory of her Janice Winter in memory of her beloved father, Zolman
beloved husband, Lou
beloved father, Sol Koffler
Okner; her beloved sister, Beatrice Ferber
Jay & Shirley Tenzer in honor of Martin Kalmanson's Bob & Debbie Burger in memory of her beloved Karl & Rhea Zukerman in memory of her beloved
90th birthday
mother, Esther Harris; his beloved father, Joseph Burger mother, Jeanette Byers
Janice Winter in memory of Robert Behar's beloved mother Hope P. Cramer in memory of Beverly Myers' beloved
husband, Herb
March of the Living
General Fund
Marvin & Jenny Cyker in memory of their beloved Ben & Rosalie Shapero in honor of Ben’s 100th birthday
Richard & Suzy Cohen in memory of Robert Gordon's mother, Ciska Grunberg
Janice Winter in memory of Seymour Alper
beloved mother, Cynthia
Marilyne Dogole in memory of her beloved daughter,
Hope P. Cramer in honor of Sandi Gladding's Deborah Wilf; her beloved sister, Sybil Corbman
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund
grandchildren
Joan Eigen in memory of her beloved husband, Robert Elliott & Meryl Rosenberg in honor of Lisbeth Grace
Joy FeBland in honor of Jacob Mitzner, for the privilege of Leon & Estelle Fassler in memory of her beloved son, SethRubin's
Bat Mitzvah
opening the Torah Ark on Shabbat
Charles & Mildred Feldberg in memory of his beloved Les & Peggy Schwartz in honor Rabbi Michael Resnick's
Charles & Mildred Feldberg in honor of Sydney father, Israel; her beloved mother, Rita Velleman
kindness
Lampert's graduation: in memory of Robert Gordon's Estelle Garfein in memory of her beloved husband, Nathaniel Richard Sussman in memory of Beverly Myers' beloved
beloved mother, Cynthia; Robert Burke's beloved mother, Albert Goldberg & Miriam Lieff in memory of his husband, Herb
Ruth; Beverly Myers' beloved husband, Herb; Frederick & beloved father, Israel Goldberg
Nancy Skoler's beloved mother, Charlotte Skoler; Carolyn Isaak Gottfried in memory of his beloved mother, Rosa The Cindy Bix USY Fund
Sloane's beloved sister
Gottfried
Harold & Barbara Bell in memory of Beverly Myers'
Ira Gerstein in memory of Robert Gordon's beloved Herb & Marylou Gray in memory of her beloved father, beloved husband, Herb
mother, Cynthia
Morris Goldman
Brian Bix in honor of Harold Bix
Edith Grossman in honor of Ben Shapero's special birthday Maddy Greenberg in memory of her beloved father, Harold & Helen Bix in memory of their beloved father,
Gladys R. Jacobson in memory of Beverly Myers' Louis Greenberg
Irving Bix; Robert Burke's beloved mother, Ruth; Fay Marilyn
beloved husband, Herb
Sylvia Greenberg in memory of her beloved father, Ribnick beloved mother, grandmother and
Frederick Kirschner in honor of Ben Shapero's 100th birthday Abraham Kay
great-grandmother; Vivienne Ivry's beloved husband, Lou;
Steven & Dana Krumholz in memory of Beverly Allan & Muriel Greenblatt in memory of her beloved Beverly Myers' beloved husband, Herb
Myers' beloved husband, Herb
father, Jacob Sapir
Bob & Debbie Burger in memory of Beverly Myers'
Tony & Patti Lampert in memory of Beverly Myers' beloved Edith Grossman in memory of her beloved husband, Jerome beloved husband, Herb
husband, Herb; Robert Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia Jack Halickman in memory of his beloved mother, Connie Marshal & Sandra Goldberg in memory of Beverly
Melvin & Claire Levine in memory of Beverly Myers' William & Nina Heitman in memory of Robert Myers' beloved husband, Herb
beloved husband, Herb
Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia
Vivienne Ivry in honor of Harold & Helen Bix's
Harriet Moskowitz in memory of Ricky Isaacson's Bowie & Michelle Jacobson in memory of Rob granddaughter's confirmation: in memory of Michelle Kirsch-
beloved husband, Marshall
Gordon’s beloved mother
ner's beloved father, Jay
Robert & Lee Rubin in honor of Rabbi Michael Resnick Jack & Barbara Kay in memory of his beloved father, Gladys R. Jacobson in memory of Robert Gordon's
& Hazzan David Feuer
Abraham Kay
beloved mother, Cynthia
Bill & Lillian Sandler in memory of Beverly Myers' Miriam Kerzner in memory of her beloved father, Louis Irving & Donna Kramer in memory of Mr. & Mrs.
beloved husband, Herb; Elaine Silverman
Greenstone
Frederick Skoler's beloved mother, Charlotte; Sidney
Ronald & Leslie Schram in memory of Robert Burke's Sheldon & Marjie Konigsberg in memory of her Packer's beloved wife, Eleanor; Beverly Myers' beloved
beloved mother, Ruth; Beverly Myers' beloved husband, Herb beloved mother, Edythe
husband, Herb; Robert Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia;
Alan & Elizabeth Shulman in memory of Beverly Irving & Donna Kramer in memory of her beloved Robert Burke's beloved mother, Ruth; Peggy Schwartz's
Myers' beloved husband, Herb; Robert Gordon's beloved mother, Louise Orleans Schwartz
beloved father, Owen
mother, Cynthia
Stephen & Donna Krasner in memory of her beloved Steven & Dana Krumholz in memory of Michelle
mother, Rascha Kantor
Kirschner's beloved father, Jay
Steven & Dana Krumholz in Beatrice Neu Melov in honor of Martin Kalmanson's
Need a Ride to Shabbat Services? memory of Robert Gordon's birthday
beloved mother, Cynthia
Marvin & Sandi Rosen in honor of Ben Shapero's 100th
Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach would like to Tony & Patti Lampert in birthday; Marjorie Konigsberg's special birthday; Harold &
offer you a ride to Shabbat Services: memory of Rob Burke’s beloved Helen Bix's hospitality: in memory of Robert Burke's beloved
mother
mother, Ruth; Beverly Myers' beloved husband, Herb; Robert
Shabbat is the time when family and friends come together. Temple Emanu-
Mark & Linda Lehrer in memory
Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia; Peggy Schwartz's
El would like to offer free car service to our members, guests, and friends
of her beloved father, Ralph Mellow
beloved father, Owen
who need a ride to the Synagogue to spend Shabbat with us!
Audrey Pearlstein Levine in
Cyma & Ed Satell in memory of Beverly Myers' beloved
If you reside on Palm Beach Island or in the vicinity and have a problem memory of her beloved father,
husband, Herb
Irving Pearlstein
Jacqueline Wilner in memory of Beverly Myers' beloved
driving to the Temple, we will gladly make arrangements to pick
Brahm & Carole-Ann Levine
husband, Herb; Robert Gordon's beloved mother, Cynthia
anyone up as many as 12 times per year. If you are interested,
in memory of her beloved father, Belle Winston in memory of Sandi Gladding's beloved
please RSVP by Wednesday of each week, with your name, address and Dean Kerner; Beverly Myers' beloved mother, Edith; Beverly Myers' beloved husband, Herb
which day you would like to attend Shabbat Services (Friday or Saturday) husband, Herb; Robert Gordon's
to melanie@tepb.org or call the synagogue office at 561-832-0804.
We look forward to having you join us!
beloved mother, Cynthia; Robert
Burke's beloved mother, Ruth Burke
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With Appreciation...
Shomrim (Guardians)
Dan & Ewa Abraham
Henry & Gilda Block
Sarita Gantz
Rita Dee Hassenfeld
Henry & Marsha Laufer
Stephen & Petra Levin
Melvin & Claire Levine
David & Sondra Mack
Beverly Myers
Phyllis Rothman
Bill & Lillian Sandler
Richard & Carolyn Sloane
Bonim (Builders)
Mark & Lisa Emalfarb
Alec & Sheila Engelstein
Charles & Mickey Feldberg
Sondra Fetner
Jacqueline Goldman
Henry & Elaine Kaufman
Jack & Barbara Kay
William Langfan
Robert Strauss
Richard Sussman
Platinum Chai
Sanford Baklor & Arlene Kaufman
Shirley Baratz
Helen Bernstein
Dvora Lange Callahan
Louis Epstein
Malka Fingold
Sol Freedman
Ira Gerstein
Avram & Jill Glazer
Harold Goald
Ray & Linda Golden
Herbert & Marylou Gray
Flora Heilweil
Herbert & Diane Hoffman
Vivienne Ivry
Gladys Jacobson
Sidney & Dorothy Kohl
Anthony & Patricia Lampert
Arnold & Marilyn Lampert
H.Irwin & Ellen Levy
Mark & Stacey Levy
Beatrice Melov
Craig & Rochelle Menin
Bruce & Judith Newman
Roberta Robinson
Arthur & Rhoda Rodbell
Cyma & Ed Satell
Muriel Shapiro
Matthew & Tracy Smith
Rita Taca
Phyllis Tick
Gold Chai
Richard & Harriet Baime
Diane Belfer
Georges Benarroch
Judy Bergman
Harold & Helen Bix
Joan Eigen
Robert & Ann Fromer
Robert & Renee Gordon
Madelyn Greenberg
Sylvia Greenberg
Allan & Muriel Greenblatt
Bruce Hindin
Steven & Caren Horowitz
Stanley & Michelle Jacobson
Jean Katz
Michael & Angelica Klebanoff
Phyllis Kuby
Brian & Vivian Lemelman
Audrey Levine
Norman & Phyllis Lipsett
Jeffrey & Rachelle Litt
Earle & Carol Mack
Irving Morris
Bruce & Marsha Moskowitz
Harriett Moskowitz
Paul Moskowitz
Paul & Madelaine Niloff
Andrew & Jill Richman
Marvin & Sandra Rosen
Kenneth Rubinstein
Ronald & Leslie Schram
David & Joanne Singer
Beverly Sommer
Lori Stoll
Pierce Weinstein
Jay & Carole Weitzman
Jacqueline Wilner
Belle Winston
Janice Winter
Silver Chai
Max & Inge Adler
Belinda Agar
Robert & Debbie Burger
Robert & Hiroko Davidow
Kenneth & Frances Eisenberg
Jeffrey & Ileene Fisher
Malcolm & Linda Glazer
Albert Goldberg & Miriam Lieff
Herbert & Barbara Goldberg
Lawrence & Michelle Herbert
William & Sharon Hope
Irving & Donna Kramer
Roni Lawn
Geoffrey & Sylvia Leigh
Brahm & Carole-Ann Levine
Shirley Patent
Ron Pertnoy & Susan Shulman
Irvin & Barbara Saltzman
Anita Sigel
Fay Sugar
Steven Green & Cynthia Sulzberger
Michael & Carolyn Yasuna
Chai
Jo Ann Barone
Ronnie Barre
Morton & Elissa Baum
Lauren Belfer
Norman & Elinor Belfer
Mindi Belsky
Roger & Linda Benjamin
Leonard & Bernna Berkowitz
Harry Black
Robert & Jan Burke
Jack & Rita Chase
Marvin & Jenny Cyker
Joy FeBland
David C. Fischer
Gerald & Frances Gilberg
Marcie Goldberg
Edith Grossman
Ron Guritzky
Jack Halickman
Michael & Lori Jacobs
Robert & Sheila Josephberg
Martin & Carmela Kalmanson
Jerome Kantor
Richard & Susan Kaplan
Joel & Darcie Kassewitz
Joseph Kerzner & Lisa Koeper
Miriam Kerzner
Robert & Michelle Kirschner
Ronald & Paulette Koch
Joel & Carole Koeppel
Brian & Andrea Kosoy
Jeff Kotzen
Katherine Kraft
Adeline Kramer
Stephen & Donna Krasner
Steven & Dana Krumholz
Shirley Kullen
Arlene Kurtis
Patricia Lebow
Jeffrey & Susan Levitt
Ellen Liman
Natalie Lipsett
Paula Lustbader
Karyn Lutz
Daniel & Morrine Marantz
Sol & Hermione Matsil
Edward & Hadar Mehl
Murray & Renee Nadel
Sidney & Elise Neimark
Harold & Nancy Oelbaum
William & Lois Prokocimer
William Resnick & Kathy Resnick
Robert & Lee Rubin
Alice Rudin
Stuart & Joan Schapiro
Alvin & Pearl Schottenfeld
Marc & Laura Sherman
Jack Sholl
Alma Shor
Alan & Elizabeth Shulman
Ronald & Ruth Silberstein
Shirley Slater
Richard & Lesley Stone
Polly Wachtenheim
Sonia Woldow
William & Elaine Wolff
Karl & Rhea Zukerman
The Temple is grateful to those individuals who have generously contributed to the welfare of the congregation.
This listing reflects the higher of this year's dues pledge (2012/2013) and the past year's total payments for dues and donations for the High Holy
Days, Book of Remembrance, Concert, and Memorial Plaque fundraisers as well as other regular donations of $100 or greater. For more information
on how you can help support our sacred work, please call our Temple Administrator, David Schreier at 561 832 0804.
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Up to the minute listings of Services, Events, Activities and more at Temple Emanu El of Palm Beach!
Celebrate Shabbat in
Style Jazz Style!
Friday Evening Kabbalat Services at Temple Emanu-El are
better than ever! The music is amazing and our new Mishkan
T’fila Prayerbook makes following along easy – even if
you don’t know Hebrew. Services are led by Rabbi
Michael Resnick, Hazzan David Feuer and our jazz pianist
extraordinaire, Irwin Solomon.
The melodies we sing will
remain pretty much the
same from week-to-week
(we’ll change things up
periodically!). The result
will be a Service that you
are familiar with, but one
that is always fresh and
beautiful. We hope you’ll
join us!
CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES
SEPTEMBER
7 7:15pm FRIDAY NIGHT
14 7:07pm FRIDAY NIGHT
16 7:05pm EREV ROSH HASHANAH
17 7:04pm ROSH HASHANAH
21 6:59pm FRIDAY NIGHT
25 6:55pm EREV YOM KIPPUR
28 6:52pm FRIDAY NIGHT
30 6:49pm EREV SUKKOT
OCTOBER
1 6:48pm SUKKOT
5 6:44pm FRIDAY NIGHT
7 6:42pm EREV SHEMINI ATZERET
8 6:41pm SIMCHAT TORAH
12 6:37pm FRIDAY NIGHT
19 6:30pm FRIDAY NIGHT
26 6:24pm FRIDAY NIGHT
Times in bold indicate holidays
Please join Rabbi Michael Resnick and fellow
members of Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach at
the AIPAC Policy Conference in Washington
DC on March 3-5, 2013. For a limited time you
can register for the premiere pro-Israel event
of the year at a specially discounted rate of
$399. (The normal cost of registration is $599.)
This opportunity is limited to the first 20
people who sign up through Temple Emanu-El.
Last year, all of these discounted spaces were
taken. Don't miss out. Make your reservation
today!
Please call Melanie at (561) 832-0804 or
email melanie@tepb.org to reserve your
spot.
Special thanks to William Langfan for
making this offer possible.
Worship Services
Friday Evening Services - See Calendar for Time
Saturday Morning Services - 9:15 am
Minyanim
Mondays & Thursdays at 8:15 am
WARNING: NO PARKING IN PERMIT PARKING ONLY
VIOLATORS WILL BE TICKETED