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First-ever Daddy B’nai Daughter Mitzvah Dance a Huge Success Brian Hampton, son of Jill & Jeffrey Hampton February 12, 2011 Brian is currently a 7th grade student at Sandy Run Middle School. He began his Jewish education at Temple Sinai's Anne Newman Preschool and also attended Camp Maccabee. Brian is passionate about tennis and soccer and can be found on the tennis court several days a week. He enjoys playing travel soccer and also is a member of the Sandy Run soccer team. Brian is a talented musician and a dedicated guitarist. Brian enjoys spending his summers with his camp friends at Camp Chipinaw in the Catskills. For his Mitzvah Project, Brian is holding an "evening of tennis" at the Upper Dublin Sports Center to support the Israel Tennis Centers. The ITC, Israel's largest social service agency for children, serves over 10,000 children weekly through a variety of programs. T h e s e p r o g r a m s a d d r e s s development and social needs, including coexistence programs f o r A r a b a n d J e w i s h children. Brian also conducted a tennis racquet drive to donate racquets to deserving tennis programs in the Philadelphia area. He partnered with the United States Tennis Association Middle States for support. Brian shares his Simcha with his parents, Jill and Jeffrey, sister Hannah, and grandparents Suzanne Landy, Judy Hampton and Paul and Sally Cohen, as well as his extended family and friends. Jacob Gordon, son of Tracy & George Gordon March 5, 2011 Jake is a 7th grade student at the Robert Saligman Middle School of Perelman Jewish Day School. He grew up attending Temple Sinai’s Ann Newman Preschool, and has attended Camp Harlam in the Poconos for the past 4 summers. Jake’s interests include playing competitive soccer for Lower Merion Soccer Club and Saligman Middle School. He also enjoys playing basketball and baseball, as well as skiing, traveling and hanging out with friends. For Jake’s Mitzvah Project, he is volunteering for The Friendship Circle, a local organization that assists children with special needs and their families. Jake also volunteers with his family at the Jewish Relief Agency, where he packs and delivers food to Jewish People in need around the Philadelphia area. Jake will be celebrating his Bar Mitzvah with his proud parents, Tracy & George, his sisters Rachel and Sarah, his brother Eli and his f o u r grandparen ts, S andi Hockfield, Bill Hockfield and Linda & Herbert Gordon. Rebecca Joseph, daughter of Beth & David Joseph March 5, 2011 Rebecca is a 7 th grade student at Sandy Run Middle School. She began her Jewish education at the Anne Newman Preschool and is currently in the Religious School at Temple Sinai. She is also part of Rosh Hodesh – It’s a Girl Thing. Rebecca enjoys theater, music, art and sports (particularly skiing, swimming and softball). She has performed in a variety of shows with the Temple Sinai Players (Wizard of Oz and Big, The Musical), at camp (Beauty and the Beast and A Bunch of Broadway) and, most recently, with the Fox Chase Actors’ Guild (Seussical). For her mitzvah project, Rebecca volunteered at the Jewish Relief Agency, helping to pack and deliver food to families in need. Additionally, she is planning to help raise money for JAFCO, the only Jewish orphanage in the U.S., by selling flowers for the cast during the Temple Sinai production of Annie. Rebecca is celebrating her Bat Mitzvah with her parents, Beth and David, her brother Samuel and her sister Sarah. She is also excited about sharing this simcha with her great grandfather, Abe Pennock, her grandparents, Carol and Paul Cohen, Ellen and Allen Joseph and Joan Joseph, and her aunts, uncles, cousins and friends! 4
Allie Novey, daughter of Sharon & Stuart Novey March 13, 2011 Allie Novey is a 7th grade student at Sandy Run Middle School. She began her Jewish education at Temple Sinai at the Ann Newman Preschool and has continued on with the Temple Sinai Religious School. Allie enjoys spending time with friends and playing many sports: soccer, basketball, softball, and tennis to name a few. She also enjoys spending the summer at C a m p C h i p i n a w i n t h e Catskills. For Allie's Mitzvah project, which is very near and dear to her, she has visited and will continue to visit the Albert E i n s t ein M e d i cal C ancer Treatment room. She bakes homemade chocolate chip cookies and hands them out to the patients during their treatment. This project has been especially close to Allie's heart as her grandmother had been a patient and knew she would have smiled upon this herself. Sharing in Allie's Simcha are her parents, Sharon and Stuart, her sister Jana, and her grandparents, Abby and Melvin Novey. Bar/Bat Mitzvah scheduling for 2014 has begun. Families with children born in 2001 have received information to begin the scheduling process. If you have a child in this category and have not yet received materials by mail, please contact Marjorie Schwartz, B’nai Mitzvah Coordinator, at x107. B’nai Mitzvah Elana Press, daughter of April & Eric Press March 19, 2011 Elena is a 7 th grade student at Sandy Run Middle School. She began her Jewish education at the Anne Newman Preschool. Elena's interests are singing, acting, basketball, field hockey, traveling and spending time with her friends and family. She excels at school and especially likes Math and Science. Elena loves going to Camp Lohikan during the summer. She cannot wait to start her fourth summer. Elena enjoys cooking and wants to give back to people who are less fortunate. For her mitzvah project, Elena volunteers for the Jewish Relief Agency. She helps pack and deliver food to people who are in need. Elena is excited to be celebrating her Bat Mitzvah with her parents, April and Eric, sisters Johanna, Melea and Shoshanna, her grandparents and many other friends and family. B’nai Torah Temple Sinai students who continue their Jewish education after becoming B’nai Mitzvah are invited to return to the bimah to read from the Torah and are considered Ben or Bat Torah. We honor them and their parents for their dedication to their Jewish studies and thank them for enhancing our services by reading from Torah. February 26 Jesse Pearlmutter March 3 Josh Kramer Julia Klugherz Allison Chernow, daughter of Amy & Harris Chernow March 26, 2011 Allison is a 7 th grade student at Sandy Run Middle School. She enjoys playing soccer, basketball, tennis, swimming and skiing and loves spending time with friends. Allison’s summers are spent at Camp Chipinaw in the Catskills. Allison began her Jewish education at Temple Sinai in Camp Maccabee and the Gan program. For her mitzvah projects, Allison has participated in Project Hope, packing food for Pesach. She also, along with her family, packs and delivers food for the Jewish Relief Agency (JRA). Allison is currently volunteering at the Abramson Center conducting friendly visits with the residents. She plays games with the residents and accompanies them to programs. In the fall, Allison will begin volunteering with the TOPSoccer program, working with special needs children and teaching them how to play soccer. Allison is proud to share this simcha with her parents Amy and Harris, her sister and brother Cara and Adam, her grandparents Carol and Sal Kleiman and Charlotte and Israel Chernow and her aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. 5
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