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Temple B’nai Or Monthly Bulletin
May 2013 / Iyar/Sivan 5773
Volume 58, Issue 9
The Warm Reform Congregation in the Heart of Morris County
UPCOMING EVENTS
From Rabbi Rossoff…
BAGELS AND TORAH
Saturday, May 4
RENAISSANCE LUNCH
Wednesday, May 8
9:00 am
Noon
Here’s Mine—What’s Yours?
MEN’S BREAKFAST SCHMOOZE
Thursday, May 9 9:00 am
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Monday, May 13 7:30 pm
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
Thursday, May 16 7:30 pm
BAGELS AND TORAH
Saturday, May 18
9:00 am
CONNECTIONS EVENT (off-site)
Saturday, May 189 2:00 pm
MEN’S BREAKFAST SCHMOOZE
Thursday, May 23 9:00 am
TBO CALENDAR MEETING
Thursday, May 23 7:00 pm
INSIDE
Schedule of Services
WRJ/Sisterhood
From the President
Confirmation Students
Religious School
BOOTY
Pre-School
Caring Community
Torah Portions
Schmooze Newz
B’nai Or Connections
Renaissance
Art Exhibit
Judaica Shop
June Events
Senior Youth Group
Adult B’nai Mitzvah Class
In memoriam
Yahrzeits
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Two of the highlights of the Temple are the Confirmation of our 10 th grade
students and the Orim Graduation of our high school seniors. Confirmation
is held on the holiday of Shavuot, the holiday which co-memorates
(i.e., we remember it together) God’s revelation of Torah to the Israelites
at Mount Sinai. The master-image of Confirmation is that the class, a microcosm
of the Jewish People representing its generation, stands at its
own collective Mt. Sinai, receiving and confirming the Torah that has
been taught/revealed to each of them as individuals. In their speeches,
they share the Jewish values that are important to them and the moments
in their Jewish lives that meant the most to them. In a sense, they
are revealing their personal Torah as experienced in their personal Sinai
moments. A Sinai moment is one that leads to Jewish growth and personal
transformation. One’s Torah consists of the lessons learned in such
Sinai moments and, more importantly, how one lives a Jewish life in response
to what was experienced and learned.
Personally, I have had a number of Sinai moments, some cumulative over
my lifetime, like my upbringing in an active, observant Reform household
and my ongoing Jewish studies, beginning in Talmud Torah nursery school
and continuing still. There were certain transformative experiences, like
my first Youth Group retreat, my first year in Israel and my experience performing
at army camps and hospitals during and after the Yom Kippur
War. And of course, as I shared last fall, my encounter with Rabbi Moish,
the agnostic, Orthodox Rabbi.
So nu, what if it were you being confirmed this month? What would you
say was your Torah, the Jewish values, world-view and way of life, and
what were your Sinai moments, the most meaningful and transformative
experiences that shaped your Jewish values and world-view?
Back in March, we read from the Haggadah, “In every generation, each
of us is to see ourselves as if we ourselves went out from Egypt.” Not only
are we to see ourselves as if we went out of Egypt, as importantly, each of
us are bidden to see ourselves continually leaving Egypt, continually pushing
beyond the boundaries of our own narrownesses. (Narrowness,
“mitzarim,” is a play on the word for Egypt, mitzraim.”) While it is not so
explicit on Shavuot, the resolve is the same. Each of us is called to see
ourselves as if we stood at Mt. Sinai and received Torah. And each of us
as Jews is called to see ourselves continually standing at Sinai and receiving
Torah.
Rabbi Donald Rossoff (continued on Page 3)

2 TEMPLE B’NAI OR
This Bulletin is published
monthly (except in July
and August) by Temple
B’nai Or, 60 Overlook
Road, Morristown, NJ
07960.5800
Telephone: 973.539.4539
Fax: 973.539.2758
Pre-School: 973.267.6424
E-mail:
tbo@templebnaior.org
Home Page:
www.templebnaior.org
Rabbi
Donald B. Rossoff
Associate Rabbi
Mary L. Zamore
Cantor
Galit Dadoun Cohen
Rabbi Emeritus
Z. David Levy
(Of Blessed Memory)
President
Susan L. Levinson
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Friday, May 3
Shabbat Mishpacha
Family Service 7:00 pm
Friday, May 10
Torah Explorers
5:45 pm
Shabbat Service 7:30 pm
Members of the Ziegler
Family will participate in
tonight’s service
Saturday, May 11
Shabbat Service 10:30 am
Jordan Ziegler will be called
to the Torah
WRJ/SISTERHOOD
Tuesday, May 14
Erev Shavuot
Confirmation
7:00 pm
Wednesday, May 15
Festival/
Yizkor Service 10:00 am
Friday, May 17
Shabbat Service 7:30 pm
Members of the Suskin
Family will participate in
tonight’s service
Saturday, May 18
Shabbat Service 10:30 am
Jacob Suskin will be called
to the Torah
Friday, May 24
Kabbalat Shabbat
Service
6:30 pm
Friday, May 31
Shabbat Hamishee 7:30 pm
The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes
she wears, the figure that she carries, or the
way she combs her hair. The beauty of a
woman is seen in her eyes, because that is
the doorway to her heart, the place where
love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected
in her soul.
Audrey Hepburn
Executive Director
Herb Sorkin
Director of Education
David Iskovitz
Director of Early
Childhood Education
Jennifer Rubin
Choir Director and
Organist
Mark Hyczko
WRJ/Sisterhood
Vivian Gibilisco
Karen Lilienfeld
Men’s Club
Gary Berman
Please join our Spa-tacular Event, Sunday, June 2, at 5 p.m. Come learn how
to DE-STRESS from TBO’s Alexandra Granville, LCSW, who will share ways to
relax our minds, TBO’s Julie Cohen will advise us in optimizing energy and wellness
through nutrition, and Cantor Lisa Levine, acclaimed author who will
lead us in Yoga Shalom (with a Jewish twist), a pathway to enhance body
and soul combining the ancient practice of yoga with ancient prayers of Judaism.
Light Mediterranean fare served and babysitting available.
event is $18 per person. RSVP by May 19.
End of year
Rabbi Mary Zamore is such a TBO treasure! Thank you for leading us in an interesting
discussion of "The Aleppo Codex," at our Sisterhood Education event
in April. (We're glad that some men attended, too!)
May the promises of a new spring and its possibilities inspire you!
Senior Youth Group
Scott Schlosser
Copy Editor
Jackie Horn
Karen Lilienfeld and Vivian Gibilisco
Co-Presidents

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FROM THE PRESIDENT
Our Congregational Meeting is Thursday, May 16 at 7:30 PM
Ok, raise your hands. Who has attended a Congregational Meeting in the last five years? Hmmm, I
can’t see you out there. Nope, I didn’t see many of you at the meetings either and I am pretty sure I
was there. Maybe it was the entertainment…okay, Roberts Rules of Order can be boring… I get it. Or
maybe it is not about the entertainment. Maybe it is about our community, where we are and where
we are going. You just might want to meet the members of your Board of Trustees who have been
working hard to create the Temple B’nai Or of the future. Yes, we will be electing a new slate of Trustees
with some familiar names and some new ones.
At this meeting you can hear about what we have accomplished this year, and hear from Board members
about what we hope to accomplish in the year to come. You will hear about our strengths, as well
as the challenges we tackle through the year. We are on a journey, and we want you to be part of
that journey. You may not have the band width to come to meetings, work on projects, or take a seat
on the Board. But for one meeting per year, we want to see you and hear from you. Temple B’nai Or is
your community and your Board of Trustees cares deeply about the things that are important to you.
Join us at the Congregational Meeting on May 16 to share your thoughts with the Board. As with many
of the things that we do, it is all simply intended to bring us together as community to create a sustainable,
growing congregation, creating the synagogue of the future…where community is built, relationships
are nurtured and where we are all inspired to be our best.
Shalom,
Susan Levinson
SusanLevinson.TBO@verizon.net or 973.539.4552
Rabbi Rossoff (continued)
Whenever Torah is read in Temple, we recite
blessings which frame the reading, one before
and one after. The blessings thank the
Holy One asher natan lanu, “who gave us
the Torah,” (past tense) the Torah, the
source of the Jewish People’s
unique mission and eternal
life. But it is with purpose that
both blessings conclude
blessing God “notayn haTorah,
who “gives us the Torah,”
continually, every day of our lives, but,
like the Israelites at Mt. Sinai, the gift of Torah
is given only to those open to receiving this
most precious gift.
Our celebration of Shavuot, the season of
Torah giving, begins the evening of May 14,
with a very special Confirmation Service at 7
p.m. and continues the next morning at 10
a.m. with a Festival Service and Yizkor.
Rabbi Don Rossoff
SHABBAT IN THE FOREST
Plan to join us on Friday, May 11, in the
early afternoon when we go into the
woods with our ancient prayers. We will
have an extremely modified Shabbat Service
while hiking in Lewis Morris Park.
Please mark your calendars. More information
will follow, and we hope you will join
us. Your presence means everything.
V’samachta bechagecha
(and you shall gladden in your holidays)
Cantor Galit Dadoun-Cohen.

4 Temple B’nai Or
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
Jewish education is creative, vibrant, multi-dimensional, and focused. Too many people feel supplemental
schools are failing because they see decreasing enrollment and minimal commitment. Truth be told, religious
school today doesn’t at all resemble what many adults went through. Considering the vast knowledge
that needs to be transmitted and the limited time to do that within, and the emphasis on Bar/Bat
Mitzvah preparation, the Jewish educational system deserves credit for the outcome it produces.
The focus of Jewish education is in the midst of a paradigm shift. No longer is the main goal transmitting
Jewish identity to the students. Jewish continuity can no longer be our educational goal.
We now shift into providing learners ways to construct meaningful Jewish lives. Many will choose his/her
own path and design what works for them. We need Jews to embrace their Jewishness and value their
involvement with the Jewish world. We know that relationships built at Temple will influence what our children
will do. Teachers, clergy, and all involved must inspire our learners so they become active participants.
Parents need to partner in this venture providing enriched experiences. Together we can shape a
meaningful Jewish future.
Instead of focusing on what is wrong with American Jewish life, let us work together to reinvent it for the
next generation. Religious affiliation is important. We are responsible to successfully transmit loyalty to our
traditions and observances. They may look differently in the future but must be an important part of the
American Jewish fabric. We have much work to do.
David Iskovitz
CONFIRMATION STUDENTS
Mazel Tov to the following students who will be confirmed on
Tuesday, May 14 at 7 p.m.
Danielle Annino,
daughter of
Karen and John Annino
Melissa Anolick,
daughter of
Karen and David Anolick
Corey Basciano,
son of
Tanya Simon and
Vincent Basciano
Sydney Berman,
daughter of
Lynn and Gary Berman
Shira Buchsbaum,
daughter of
Mary Fernandez and
Adam Buchsbaum
Fara Cohen,
daughter of
Julia and Philip Cohen
Lauren Goldman,
daughter of
Tobi and George Goldman
Zachary Green,
son of
Nena and David Green
Loren Matelsky,
daughter of
Robin and Paul Matelsky
Clayton McCollum,
son of
Cindy McCollum
Lauren Noble,
daughter of
Amy and Adam Noble

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PRE-SCHOOL
Thank you to everyone who attended our Shop & Schmooze on April 24!!! More detailed thank yous to
come in the June bulletin.
It is Spring at Pre-School, and this brings lots of time on the playground. We love being outdoors, embracing
our environment, and teaching the children about how things grow. We see a huge difference in the
growth of our students between September and now. We are nearing the end of our school year, and we
get incredible gratification from the work that we’ve done. I am known for saying, “Only big kids go to
school!” Well, these kids are bigger in every way. Their vocabulary, their motor skills, and their cognitive
skills have all grown because of the careful planning and fostering of their nurturing teachers. Their love for
each other and most importantly, their love of learning is evident in each new encounter, and every moment
of exploration.
It is so important for children to be exposed to things that challenge all of their senses. Our program utilizes
a multi-sensory approach to learning. Children see, hear, smell, and touch each new concept which allows
for learning in a variety of ways. We all learn differently, but children who learn by doing grasp skills
that go way beyond the academic. Every moment of play stretches the brain’s capacity, and creates
pathways to additional learning. Make every moment outdoors special with your preschooler by acknowledging
the physical make up their environment, in addition to the sounds and smells. Teach patience
when it’s time to wait for a turn. Teach kindness and understanding when they encounter someone or
something that requires these skills. Getting dirty and running around are some of the best parts of being
outside. Make it okay to stomp in the mud when it’s appropriate. Make it fun to splash in the puddles
when you can. The freedom of outside voices and less strict boundaries are the privileges of Spring time.
These are the memories that will remain with them throughout their lives.
Registration is still open for next year’s Pre-School classes (ages 24 months through Pre-Kindergarten), and
for our summer camp. Our classes are almost filled, but there are some spots still remaining. We’d love to
tell you about our philosophy, our curriculum, and the many different aspects of the program we are offering.
Feel free to give me a call at 973.267.6424. I’d love to answer your questions.
Jennie Rubin
BOOTY — Senior Youth Group — Grades 9 to 12
May 4 th is our New York City extravaganza! Contact Rabbi Zamore is you would like to join us for
a day trip to NYC, filled with posh adventures in the big city.
April was a busy month! Thank you to everyone who helped with the mitzvah sandwich-making.
Working together, using donated ingredients, we made over 300 bagged sandwich meals during
Friday night Oneg. Then, the next day, a group of TBO adults and teens delivered the sandwiches
in Newark
In April we also held our second annual Book Swap/Bake sale fundraiser. Many thanks to Michele
and David Murray for their leadership, as well as Charlotte Abberman and Tamar Wyschogrod for
doing the publicity. It was a pleasure to see the excitement around this homey event.
Do not miss the Monday night High School dinner, May 6 at 6:30 p.m. We will honor our graduating
seniors and do a special Senior Youth Group orientation for the 8 th graders to get them excited
about next year! This dinner is open to all BOOTY teens whether or not you attend the High
School program. Check Page 8 For additional important dates!
Questions??? Contact Rabbi Mary Zamore 973.5394539, Ext. 22 (rabbizamore@templebnaior.org)
or our Prez Scott Schlosser at 973.769.6019 or schlosser818@gmail.com, check us out on Facebook.

6 TEMPLE B’NAI OR
TORAH AND HAFTARAH
PORTIONS FOR MAY
May 4 / 24 Iyar
B’har—B’chukotal
Leviticus 25:1—27:34
Jeremiah 16:19—17:14
May 11 / 2 Sivan
B’midbar
Numbers 1:1—4:20
Hosea 2:1—2:22
May 18 / 9 Sivan
Naso
Numbers 4:21—7:89
Judges 13:2—25
May 25 / 16 Sivan
B’haalot’cha
Numbers 8:1—12:16
Zechariah 2:14—4:7
CARING COMMUNITY
Many thanks to Joanne Hains, Maureen Rauchberg,
and Debbie Weinstein for lending their helping
hands.
Our Caring Community volunteers offer comfort and
support to fellow congregants experiencing birth,
illness, disability, rehabilitation, bereavement, and
loneliness. They can provide local transportation,
prepare and deliver nourishing meals, help with errands,
reach out to those congregants who would
benefit from a phone call or visit, and assist with
preparations for a memorial service or shiva, as well
as lead a minyan.
If you or someone you know could benefit from our
assistance, or if you would like to become a volunteer
in this sacred work, please contact Rabbi Mary
Zamore at rabbizamore@templebnaior.org, or
phone Rabbi Zamore at 973.539.4539, ext 22; or
Susan Aidekman at smaide219@optonline.net, or
call Susan at 973.224.4295.
Our volunteers are respectful of each congregant's
wishes regarding privacy and confidentiality is always
maintained.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Susan Aidekman
Schmooze Newz
BIRTH
Arya Elise Schran,
granddaughter of
Marcia and Horst Schran
Grant Florian Steele,
grandson of
Rebecca and Stephen Conviser
B’NAI MITZVAH
Jordan Ziegler,
son of
Christine and Craig Ziegler
Jacob Suskin,
son of
Carla and Gary Suskin
MARRIAGE
Diana Palermo to Robert Drucker,
son of
Debbie and Joel Drucker
ANNIVERSARIES
Anita and Louis Gordon
55th wedding anniversary
Ruth and Fred Palace
55th wedding anniversary
Frankie and Jay Oberst
50th wedding anniversary
Jackie and Larry Horn
45th wedding anniversary
Gloria and William Robinson
25th wedding anniversary
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Ian Rubin,
son of Jennie and Jeffrey Rubin
Class of 2017 at Rowan University
Samantha Ford,
daughter of
Alise and Marty Ford and
granddaughter of
Deenie and Sid Schlosser
accepted as a Grad student at
Auburn University
as a Kenny Fellow in
Athletic Training

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Renaissance News
New Renaissance activities now and during the summer. Perhaps the most exciting event is the planned
bus trip to New Hope and the newly refurbished Bucks County Playhouse on June 2. We have reserved
some of the best seats in the house for the production of that always favorite "Mame" starring Andrea
McArdle (of "Annie" fame). We will be leaving the Temple B'nai Or parking lot in time to explore New Hope
and have lunch on our own before we meet back at the theater. The cost of the ticket, and transportation
is $70 (ticket price alone at the box office is $62.50). A limited number of tickets are available. Send your
reservation to Mitzi at 5 Windmill Drive, Morristown 07960 TODAY.
Take a trip to the Lower East Side. See it transformed from the old to the new! Our guide, Martin Schneit,
will enable us to do just that from the comfort of TBO at a Renaissance luncheon on May 8. Cost of the
luncheon is $12 for Renaissance members and $16 for guests. Meet and greet begins at noon, luncheon at
12:30 p.m., program begins about 1:15 p.m. It should be a great way to spend the day.
….And now for June: Remember the Sunday Fun day that was destroyed by a snow storm. Well, what is
wrong with having a Sunday Fun day on a Wednesday? Well Renaissance has magically
changed Sunday Funday to EAT and PLAY DAY. And we will do just that on Wednesday, June
12 (that is the benefit of being retired and having flexible time). We will have the usual schedule
of lunch and entertainment by singer/story teller Ken Galiepeau AND then have the opportunity
to play canasta, bridge, mah jongh, or just plain schmooze with friends for the rest of
the afternoon. Cost is $12 for Renaissance members, $16 for guests. If it is a nice day, we
might have lunch and entertainment in our courtyard.
Remember: Make reservations for everything. Those who arrive without a reservation will be paying extra
(and perhaps not getting food). It is just not fair to those who have made reservations ahead of time and
for whom food has been ordered.
On the horizon for the Summer are a Brunch (or maybe a lunch) at a lake, the annual B-B-Q (supervised
carefully by one of our members ensuring plenty of food--no caterer), and a swim party. Watch for details.
Charlotte Abberman
B’NAI OR CONNECTIONS
A Group for Adults Wishing to Connect through
Social, Cultural, and Intellectual Activities
SATURDAY, MAY 18 (Rain date: Sunday, May 19)! We’ll be taking “A Walk on the
Wild Side” when we visit the NJ Audubon Society’s Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife
Sanctuary in Bernardsville. Join us for a wonderful afternoon with a guided walk
and presentation, followed by dinner at the lovely Blue Willow Marketplace &
Eatery in New Vernon. Thanks to Linda Haan and Laurie Spiegel for arranging the
lovely springtime outing. Please check the flyer enclosed for more details and
RSVP information, or e-mail Linda at lzhaan@optonline.net
Connections welcomes new members, and we especially welcome your ideas and your energy. If
you’ve never worked on an event before, we’ll help. For more information about the group and to suggest
an event idea, or to join us, please contact Marcia Schran at marcia.schran@gmail.com, or call
Marcia at 973.895.3808. If you’ve been part of Connections, you know how much enjoyment we’ve
shared over the past years– if you haven’t, we’ve missed you!

8 TEMPLE B’NAI OR
SENIOR YOUTH GROUP
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
NEXT BOOTY MEETING
Monday, May 6 at 5:30 p.m.
8th Graders welcome.
NEXT MADRIKHIM/BOOTY MEETING
Monday, May 6 at 6:30 p.m.
during High School
Our seniors will be honored!
JUDAICA SHOP
There is still time to pick up fine unique gifts for Mother’s
Day, teachers, weddings, and graduations at the TBO
Judaica Shop.
We have new Israeli jewelry as well as scarves, candlesticks,
challah boards, and more. Come see the
“Wedding Mezuzah” that uses the broken glass from the
wedding. It is sure to create a treasured memory for
someone special.
If you are preparing for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, we can cater
to all your needs. We offer kippot, celebration candles,
and can even special order gifts for your guests. We
have a great selection of tallit and now have petite
sizes. Stop in to set up a gift registry, so your friends and
family can come by and purchase exactly what you
want!
All of the profit from the shop goes directly to fund the
Temple needs.
SHOP HOURS:
Final Thursday is May 2 from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. and
our Final Sunday is on May 5 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
You can always find us at tbogiftshop@gmail.com. The
wonderful staff in the Temple office can also assist you.
LINDA GRANDIS BLATT GALLERY
Have you seen our Spring Show? Curated by
Michael Shacham, and produced jointly with
the Morris County Art Association, it honors
MCAA’s 75 th anniversary. We hope you had
the opportunity to meet the artists at the Artists’
Reception on April 14, but, if not, this notto-be
missed juried show will run through June
17.
The Gallery Committee is in the final selection
process for the Summer Art Show, which – we
are very proud to announce – will feature the
work of some of our Temple’s very talented
youth. We’ll keep you posted as plans are
finalized.
Are you inspired whenever you walk through
our lovely Linda Grandis Blatt Gallery? If
you’d like to help make this wonderful space
even more exciting, you are invited to join the
Gallery Committee. Contact our chair, Arthur
Klein (ajklein31@gmail.com).
On….
June Events
Bagels and Torah
Saturday, June 1
WRJ/Sisterhood Year-end Event
Sunday, June 2
Golf Tournament/Dinner/Auction
Monday, June 3
Board of Trustees
Monday, June 11
Renaissance Lunch
Wednesday, June 12
Men’s Breakfast Schmooze
Thursday, June 13
Bagels and Torah
Saturday, June 15
Jewish Film Series
Thursday, June 20

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ADULT B’NAI MITZVAH CLASS —2013
Back Row: Rabbi Donald Rossoff, Susan Levy, Cantor Galit Dadoun Cohen, Susan Levinson
(TBO President), Judith Dreskin, Stephen Dreskin
Front Row: Stephanie Zweben, Yvonne DeSouza, Julie Cohen, Brian Dicker, Dolores Rems
(Hebrew teacher)), Jennifer van Frank, Rabbi Mary Zamore, Mary Ellen Albin, Linda Rubman

10 TEMPLE B’NAI OR
YAHRZEITS
According to our records, the following Yahrzeits will be observed during
the month of May. Please notify the office of any changes.
May 3, 2013
Bernard Ackerman
Lotte Baer
Abraham Barnett
William Basch
Herbert Braunstein
Kermit Bricker
Morris Chernack
Joel Martin Deitch
Evelyne Diamond
Howard L. Edelman
Jack Feinblum
Leonard Fox
Sophie Gallerstein
Jack Gelber
Maurice Glass
Ted Goldson
Fred Goldstein
Fania Kalina
Beatrice Kanders
Barbara Kantor
Paul Katzman
Helen Leibowitz
Albert Lewis
Bessie Rubin Linder
Martin Oyer
Nathan Rose
Louise Schwartz
Seymour Schwartz
Arnold Sharpe
Louis Yale Sirota
George Storgion
Arnold Weintraub
Terry Wolffe
May 10, 2013
Benjamin Barbarosh
Nathan Barbarosh
Matthew Baumeister
Shirley Bloom
Alan Buchfirer
Yetta Fahn
Eva Acker Goldin
Jeannette Horowitz
Charlie Hutchcroft
Florence Katz
Bertha Klinger
Leah Levine
Salvacion Lim
Sidney J. Lipp
Sam Lipten
Sadie Lissak
Alfred Lowenstein
Max Morgular
Sari Muller
Sherri Day Neubarth
Chester Parris
Jennie Pfeiffer
Sol Pleeter
Betty Resnikoff
David Resnikoff
Betty Shekter
Samuel Steinlight
Herbert Waters
Lorraine Weiner
Celia Wildstein
Ralph Williamson
Israel Zubkoff
May 17, 2013
Harold Bird
Irving Botwin
Patricia Einhorn
Lillie Fried
Henriette Goldstein
Mark Green
Solomon J. Harris
Isidore Heyman
Fannie Kitzes
Matthew Magidson
Gerald Markoff
Florence Orgel
Donald Pindus
Robert Restaino, Sr.
Shirley Rich
Henrietta Shevin
Isidore M. Silberman
Yetta Singer
Florence Solodar
David Waters
Hinda Weinstock
Erna Zutermann
May 24, 2013
Frona Allen
James M. Arenson
Jerome Aresty
Rose Barshad
Dora Beilin
Jeanette H. Busch
Jacob Case
Edwin E. Fieldstad
Eleanor Forman
Samuel L. Glickman
Anna Greene
Robert Gunsberg
Bertha S. Helpert
Augusta Horn
Nancy Jones
Clifford Kanengiser
Sidney Levitt
Minnie Levy
Bertram Stern Lowe
Else Marx
Sadie Meyerson
Irving Moskowitz
Lynn Barbarosh Pearl
Betty Richman
Barbara Ann Rose
Regina M. Schall
Alice Schwartz
Benjamin Simmons
Charles A. Stein
Louis Stone
Phyllis Trilling
Bennett Weissglass
May 31, 2013
Esther Ancowitz
Mary Margaret Beekman
Sylvia Berman
Mimi Bernstein
Herbert Billings
Edward Cohen
Seymour Epstein
William Frischman
Joseph Gaines
Bernard Heller
Edith Horner
William Isakower
Mollie Isbit
Leon Israelit
Harold Klein
Harold Lilienfeld
Frieda Lipten
Natalie Bernstein Macht
Robert S. Mayer
Toby Goldman Mayer
Yetta Nierenberg
Etta Norkin
Helen Rand
Ruth Ricken
Jacqueline Rindfleish
Shirley River
Elias Rudnick
Jack Schulman
Lillian Shaps
Evelyn Skner
Nathan Solodar
Oscar Velasquez, Sr.
Liese Wayne
Marvin Wexler
Arthur Zemel
IN
MEMORIAM
When cherished ties are
broken, our burden of
sadness is made lighter by
the sympathy and comfort of
friends. The Congregation
extends its sympathy to the
family of:
Herbert Klauber,
father of
Steven Klauber
YAHRZEIT
PLAQUES
To memorialize your loved
one(s), you may wish
to consider purchasing a
Yahrzeit Plaque
to be added to our
Memorial Wall.
Contact the Temple Office
at 973.539.4539

Established 1974
JAMES E. DANGLER
1948-2005
ANGLER
Funeral Home, Inc.
600 Speedwell Avenue, Morris Plains, NJ 07950
(973) 539-3300
Kip Dangler, Director
N.J. Lic. #3992
Christine M. Dangler,Director
N.J. Lic. #4706
MORRISTOWN ORTHODONTICS, P.A.
DR. RUPALI WADHWA Practice Limited to Orthodontics
161 Washington St., Morristown, NJ 07960 • 973-538-2171
www.morristownorthodontics.com
NEW PATIENT SPECIAL* FREE EXAM • FREE DIAGNOSTIC RECORDS
FREE ORTHODONTIC CONSULTATION *$350.00 value
THE SOURCE OF COMFORT AND SUPPORT FOR
THE JEWISH COMMUNITY SINCE 1880
Bernheim Apter Kreitzman
SUBURBAN FUNERAL CHAPEL
68 Old Short Hills Road, Livingston, NJ
(973) 422-0600 • (800) 938-6372
Louis J. Urban, Manager NJ Lic. No. 3537
Funeral Directors:
Alan L.Kreitzman NJ Lic. No.2522 • Louis J. Urban, NJ Lic. No. 3537
973.758.4100
THE LEADERS IN ADVANCE
FUNERAL PLANNING
CareOne at
Livingston Assisted Living
76 Passaic Avenue, Livingston
New Jersey 07039
As we begin this New Year, the new management team at
CareOne Assisted Living would like to wish you
and yours a Happy and Healthy New Year.
Allison Tillem, CALA, Executive Director
SCHWARTZ HUNTER, P.C.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
5058
ROBIN C. SCHWARTZ
MILTON S. HUNTER, III
Specializing in Estate Planning and
Administration, Elder Law,
Guardianship, Medicaid Planning,
Family, Law,
Custody and Support
10 WEST HANOVER AVE, STE, 111
RANDOLPH, NEW JERSEY 07869
(973) 895-1175
www.schwartzhunter.com
PHONE (973) 540-9324
FAX (973) 292-5029
Harding Private
Livery Service, Inc.
Limousines for All Occasions
Tim Scanlon
Box 475 • New Vernon, NJ 07976
S&F2012
Jack McDonald
AutoBody
McDonald Motors Corp
P.O. Box 428 • Morristown, NJ 07963
973-538-4567 • 973-538-9548 fax
Jack.McDonald@mcdonaldautobody.net
www.McDonaldAutoBody.net
P: (973) 377-1767 • F: (973) 822-1614
kramerphoto@optonline.net
www.kramerimages.com
137 Columbia Tpke., Florham Park, NJ 07932
5010
A legacy of caring...for the Jewish community
Menorah Chapels at Millburn
2950 Vauxhall Road, Union, NJ 07088 • 908-964-1500
www.menorahchapelstatmillburn.com
Rudolph H. Kindel, Manager
NJ Liv. No. JP03158
Karen Ross Kerstein, Licensed Director
NJ Lic. No. JP03663
Toll Free 1-800-437-5151
Ross Shalom Chapels
A Lifetime Commitment to Honest, Caring Service In
Our Shared Tradition.
At Three Elegant Locations:
345 Main St., Chatham, NJ • 415 Morris Ave., Springfield, NJ • 49 Whippany Rd., Whippany, NJ
Toll Free 855-606-3600 ✡ Phone: 973-665-1800 ✡ www.rosschapels.com
Mark Samuel Ross, Esq., Manager, N.J. Lic. No. JP03716
Robin L. Ross, Licensed Funeral Director, N.J. Lic. No. JP04283
MORRISTOWN DINER
Open 24 Hours
Early Bird Specials – $8.50
Tel: 538-0228 • Fax: 538-5026
73 Morris Street, Morristown
Specializing in Catering
On and Off premise Bar/Bat Mitzvahs
See our video at
www.meadowwoodmanor.com
Please contact Mary Ellen at
973-607-0609
461 Route 10 East
Randolph, NJ 07869
973-537-5454
Skilled Nursing
Alzheimer's Special Care Unit
Short-Term & Long-Term Rehabilitation Unit
Hospice & Palliative Care Respite Stays
Senior Housing with Assistance
5116
1155 Pleasant Valley Way,
West Orange, NJ 07052
Call for a tour today:
973-400-3307
www.doigc.org
Don Piermont
LIVERY TRANSPORTATION
973-267-2553
Cell: 201-506-3957 Fax: 973-267-8991
dpiermont@optonline.net
Michael Westreich, D.D.S., P.A.
PERIODONTICS AND IMPLANTOLOGY
973-822-0330
18 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940
NJ Spec. Lic. 2723 NJ Lic. 8585
JOEL FARKAS, Owner
180 West 52nd St., Bayonne, NJ 07002
TEL: 201/823-1100 • 800/362-4877 • FAX 201/823-1156
www.libertypaperjanitorial.com email: joelfarkas@aol.com
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