May-June 2012 - Congregation Shearith Israel
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<strong>May</strong>/<strong>June</strong>, <strong>2012</strong> iyar/sivan/tammuz 5772 - Issue 1008<br />
In This Issue<br />
Service Times..............................................2<br />
Shavuot.........................................3<br />
B’nei Mitzvah...............................................3<br />
Welcome Rabbi David Singer..........................4<br />
Welcome New CSI Members...........................4<br />
Confirmation-Graduates..........................5<br />
Religious School ..........................................6<br />
Family Center...............................................7<br />
In and Around The Shul.................................8<br />
Purim Revisited...........................................10<br />
SISterhood..............................................11<br />
Lifecycles..................................................12<br />
Contributions.........................................13<br />
Annual Campaign............................Back Cover<br />
L’hitraot, Until We Meet Again<br />
On a cold morning in New York City eleven years ago, I met a<br />
young senior rabbinical student. He had suggested we meet<br />
at a teashop on the upper west side of Manhattan. At the<br />
time I thought it odd since I had never been to a teashop.<br />
by Rabbi William Gershon Right from the beginning, this future rabbi thought differently<br />
than his peers and in time I would learn just how creative<br />
and unconventional his thinking about so many things would be. Bespectacled and<br />
bearded he projected a mix of intellectualism, warmth, spirituality and youth. He<br />
was full of ideas, deep Torah knowledge and a kind of “out of the box” thinking that<br />
one rarely finds in a young and relatively inexperienced rabbinical student. He was<br />
confidant without being haughty; strong in his convictions, yet humble. I shared<br />
my vision of the rabbinate and for <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong> with him and in a phrase, “we<br />
hit it off.” For eleven years David Glickman has been a loyal, trusted and valued<br />
friend and colleague. During his time at <strong>Shearith</strong> he has made an indelible imprint<br />
on the hearts and minds of so many in our congregation and in the greater Dallas<br />
Jewish community. In addition to his spiritual leadership at Beit Aryeh, David<br />
spearheaded many creative and innovative programs at <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong>, uplifted<br />
our hearts with his uncanny sense of humor, challenged us with his unique brand<br />
of Torah – tapping into popular culture and technology in novel and unexpected<br />
ways. He comforted the bereaved and attended to the sick, counseled and prayed<br />
with many, celebrated b’nai mitzvah, britot and baby namings, anniversaries and<br />
other milestones, officiated at funerals and weddings.<br />
I could not have asked for a more wonderful, talented and sage colleague to help<br />
me grow this congregation for more than a decade. His dedication to our shul has<br />
been extraordinary.<br />
When he came to me over two years ago to say that it was time to begin to look<br />
for his own pulpit I could only be supportive. But deep down I knew I would miss<br />
someone whom Raquel, our kids and I had grown to love and respect. He has<br />
enriched my life beyond measure. And while I would like to take some credit<br />
for his remarkable growth as a rabbi and leader, truth be told, it is I who have<br />
learned so much from him. He has emerged as a rabbinic leader in his own right.<br />
<strong>Congregation</strong> Beth Shalom of Kansas City is blessed to have him, along with his<br />
remarkably talented and wonderful Annie and their beautiful children, Gavi, Ellie<br />
and Dani.<br />
We shall have the opportunity to honor the Glickmans and bid them farewell at a<br />
reception, which will be held on Sunday, <strong>June</strong> 10th.<br />
I hope you will join us as we say not goodbye, but l’hitraot, until we meet again,<br />
to the Glickmans. They will always have a special place in our hearts.<br />
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may service times<br />
june service times<br />
Candle Lighting<br />
7:52 pm <strong>May</strong> 4 8:02 pm <strong>May</strong> 18<br />
7:57 pm <strong>May</strong> 11 8:06 pm <strong>May</strong> 25<br />
Kabbalat Shabbat Services<br />
6:00 pm Service in the Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
CSI-Douglas<br />
6:30 pm Service at Beit Aryeh<br />
Ann and Nate Levine Academy<br />
Shabbat Morning, CSI-Douglas<br />
8:30 am Torah Study in the Sardas Beit Midrash<br />
Shabbat Morning Services, CSI-Douglas<br />
<strong>May</strong> 5<br />
9:00 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
9:30 am Service in the Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
<strong>May</strong> 12<br />
9:30 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
<strong>May</strong> 19<br />
9:30 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
<strong>May</strong> 26<br />
9:30 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
Beit Aryeh, North Satellite at<br />
Ann and Nate Levine Academy<br />
9:30 am Shabbat Morning Service<br />
Mincha/Seudah Shlisheet<br />
CSI-Douglas - Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
6:00 pm <strong>May</strong> 5 6:00 pm <strong>May</strong> 19<br />
6:00 pm <strong>May</strong> 12 6:00 pm <strong>May</strong> 26<br />
Daily Shacharit<br />
7:00 am Monday – Friday<br />
8:30 am Sunday<br />
Please Note: Shacharit on Federal Holidays is now 7:00 am<br />
Daily Mincha/Ma’ariv<br />
6:00 pm Monday - Thursday, and Sunday<br />
Candle Lighting<br />
8:11 pm <strong>June</strong> 1 8:19 pm <strong>June</strong> 22<br />
8:14 pm <strong>June</strong> 8 8:19 pm <strong>June</strong> 29<br />
8:17 pm <strong>June</strong> 15<br />
Kabbalat Shabbat Services<br />
6:00 pm Service in the Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
CSI-Douglas<br />
6:30 pm Service at Beit Aryeh,<br />
Ann and Nate Levine Academy<br />
Shabbat Morning, CSI-Douglas<br />
8:30 am Torah Study in the Sardas Beit Midrash<br />
Shabbat Morning Services, CSI-Douglas<br />
<strong>June</strong> 2<br />
9:00 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
9:30 am Service in the Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
<strong>June</strong> 9<br />
9:00 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
9:30 am Service in the Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
<strong>June</strong> 16<br />
9:30 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
<strong>June</strong> 23<br />
9:30 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
<strong>June</strong> 30<br />
9:30 am Service in the Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
Beit Aryeh, North Satellite at<br />
Ann and Nate Levine Academy<br />
9:30 am Shabbat Morning Service<br />
Mincha/Seudah Shlisheet<br />
CSI-Douglas - Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
6:00 pm <strong>June</strong> 2 6:00 pm <strong>June</strong> 23<br />
6:00 pm <strong>June</strong> 9 6:00 pm <strong>June</strong> 30<br />
6:00 pm <strong>June</strong> 16<br />
7:00 am Monday – Friday<br />
8:30 am Sunday<br />
Daily Shacharit<br />
Please Note: Shacharit on Federal Holidays is now 7:00 am<br />
Daily Mincha/Ma’ariv<br />
6:00 pm Monday - Thursday, and Sunday<br />
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Shavuot <strong>2012</strong><br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 26, Erev Shavuot/Tikkun Leil Shavuot<br />
Beit Aryeh<br />
Ma’ariv and Havdalah<br />
9:00 pm<br />
Candle lighting using existing flame after 8:51 pm<br />
Tikkun Leil Shavuot<br />
9:30 pm<br />
Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 27, Shavuot Day 1<br />
Yom Tov Services<br />
Beit Aryeh<br />
Early Service following Tikkun Leil Shavuot<br />
5:30 am<br />
Douglas<br />
Yom Tov Services – Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
9:30 am<br />
Yom Tov Mincha (no Ma’ariv) – Fonberg Family Chapel 6:00 pm<br />
Candle lighting using an existing flame after 8:52 pm<br />
Monday, <strong>May</strong> 28, Shavuot Day 2/Yizkor<br />
Yom Tov Services and Yizkor<br />
Douglas<br />
Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
9:00 am<br />
Beit Aryeh<br />
9:30 am<br />
Yom Tov Mincha (no Ma’ariv) – Fonberg Family Chapel 6:00 pm<br />
Yom Tov ends<br />
8:52 pm<br />
b’nei mitzvah<br />
<strong>May</strong> 5, <strong>2012</strong> – Morning Service<br />
Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
Avram Benjamin Steinberg, son of Laurie and<br />
Marc Steinberg; grandson of Rebecca Greenblatt<br />
and Phyllis Steinberg, z”l, and Gerald Steinberg,<br />
z”l, and Henry Nussbaum, z”l, and Walter<br />
Greenblatt, z”l; great-grandson of Bertye Dodic<br />
Wolfson. Avram attends McCulloch Intermediate<br />
School and is the brother of Alexandra and<br />
Phillip Wallace.<br />
<strong>May</strong> 12, <strong>2012</strong> – Evening Service<br />
Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
Coleman James Shickman, son of Heather<br />
Shickman and Joel Shickman, z”l; grandson of<br />
Paula and Robert Cochrane and Sandy Shickman,<br />
z”l and Barry Shickman, z”l; great-grandson of<br />
Shirley Rachlin of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.<br />
Coleman attends Frankford Middle School and is<br />
the brother of Miles and Ellis.<br />
Shavuot<br />
Observing the Night we Received the Commandments<br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 26 – Monday, <strong>May</strong> 28<br />
Please note that we will be holding our all-night<br />
Tikkun Leil Shavuot on Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 26, at Beit<br />
Aryeh this year. We will conclude with a Sunrise<br />
Shacharit service, followed by breakfast at 5:30 am.<br />
This year, we are pleased to host Rabbi Juan Mejia<br />
for Shavuot.<br />
Rabbi Mejia was born in Bogota, Colombia. When<br />
he was 15, he discovered his converso roots and<br />
began to explore the history of the secret Jews of<br />
Latin America. This process eventually led him to<br />
Jerusalem, where he rejoined his people and decided<br />
to pursue the rabbinate in order to help others<br />
find their Jewish souls. There he met his wife, Abby Jacobson, also a<br />
rabbinical student.<br />
Rabbi Mejia holds an undergraduate degree in philosophy from the<br />
National University of Colombia and a Master’s degree in Jewish<br />
Civilization from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He received<br />
Rabbinic Ordination from the Rabbinical School of the Jewish Theological<br />
Seminary and is currently Be’chol Lashon’s Southwest Regional Director.<br />
Rabbi Mejia teaches classes to conversos in seven countries through his<br />
website: www.koltuvsefarad.com. Rabbi Mejia lives with his wife and<br />
daughter in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.<br />
Study Opportunities<br />
You will be able to choose from a selection of study opportunities<br />
throughout the night. So you’ll remember that learning is sweet – and<br />
that dairy food is a Shavuot tradition – enjoy sweet treats throughout<br />
the night, including our famous blintz reception!<br />
All-night learning will feature Rabbi Bill Gershon, Rabbi David Glickman,<br />
Rabbi Juan Mejia, Avi Mitzner and Rabbi Eve Posen.<br />
See shearith.org for all of the details.<br />
Shavuot Services and Yizkor - Monday, <strong>May</strong> 29<br />
9:00 am at CSI Douglas<br />
9:30 am at Beit Aryeh<br />
Since Memorial Day is Monday, <strong>May</strong> 29, we would like to honor all of<br />
our veterans during services – those having served or who are currently<br />
serving in the armed forces of either <strong>Israel</strong> or the United States. If you<br />
would like to be included in our list of honorees, please contact Chris<br />
Simms at csimms@shearith.org or 214.939.7342.<br />
<strong>June</strong> 2, <strong>2012</strong> – Morning Service<br />
Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
Sophia Shay Fineberg, daughter of Ilana and<br />
Daniel Stromberg and Shanna and Joel Fineberg;<br />
granddaughter of Beverly and Burton Fineberg<br />
of Boston, Massachusetts, Glenda and David<br />
Regenbaum and Rose Marie and Sol Stromberg.<br />
Sophia attends Ann and Nate Levine Academy<br />
and is the sister of Braden, Jaxx, Aliya and<br />
Sammi.<br />
<strong>June</strong> 9, <strong>2012</strong> – Morning Service<br />
Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
Lauren Nicole Eisenstat, daughter of Stefani<br />
and Gary Eisenstat; granddaughter of Freddie<br />
and Bernard Eisenstat of Denver, Colorado and<br />
Rena and Bud Silverberg. Lauren attends The<br />
Greenhill School and is the sister of Kara.<br />
Shofar<br />
Sponsorship<br />
Laurie and Marc Steinberg in honor of<br />
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Avram.<br />
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<strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
Welcomes<br />
Rabbi David Singer<br />
Welcome New Members<br />
Arielle, Aden, Alexa, Adam and Jacob Alfia<br />
Steven, Lauren and Natalie Davidoff<br />
We are very pleased to announce that Rabbi David Singer<br />
has accepted the position of Associate Rabbi at <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong>.<br />
Rabbi Singer grew up in San Diego and earned his BA with<br />
Honors in History at the University of California, Berkeley. He<br />
will be graduating from the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies<br />
in Los Angeles in <strong>May</strong>, where he concentrated in Philosophy and<br />
also served as Assistant Director of the Rabbinic Management<br />
Institute. He spent two years studying in <strong>Israel</strong>, most recently<br />
at Jerusalem’s Conservative Yeshiva.<br />
Rabbi Singer currently serves as a Dvar Tzedek Fellow for the<br />
American Jewish World Service, and was awarded the 2011<br />
Whizin Prize in Jewish Ethics. He also authored a wonderful<br />
children’s book, Yisrael Sheli, My <strong>Israel</strong>: People and Places.<br />
When asked what he likes to do in his free time, David said<br />
he loves to write, play tennis and drink coffee, “all at the<br />
same time, when possible.” Rabbi Singer will be arriving in<br />
Dallas sometime this summer and we will have information on<br />
a Welcome Shabbat in the coming weeks.<br />
Rachel Duitch<br />
Garett, Brad, Dylan, Hannah and Dana Gaswirth<br />
Josh Golman<br />
Janet Jerrow<br />
<strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong> would like to thank<br />
the members of our newly-formed<br />
Membership Committee<br />
Emily Kern, Co-Chair 2011-<strong>2012</strong><br />
Erica Morenoff, Co-Chair 2011-<strong>2012</strong><br />
Gila Appel, Becca Bishop, Jennifer Charney,<br />
Kim Cuban, Lauren Davidoff and Blair Wolfson.<br />
This committee has been working hard to research “best practices”<br />
from other synagogues and organizations across the country<br />
in order to develop our membership and<br />
new-member welcoming at <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong>.<br />
Yasher Koach!<br />
If you have questions about <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong> Membership or<br />
the Committee, please contact either Emily Kern at 972.233.6866 or<br />
ekern421@gmail.com or Robin Littrell, Membership Coordinator,<br />
at 214.939.7310 or rlittrell@shearith.org.<br />
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Lupe and Lane Topletz<br />
New Members Not Pictured<br />
Joined in December 2011<br />
Andrew Cobert<br />
Joined in March <strong>2012</strong><br />
Gabriela and Ronen Aviram<br />
Rita and AJ Chamoy<br />
Allison Jacobsen
confirmation <strong>2012</strong>/5772<br />
Mazel Tov to the Weitzman Family Religious School Confirmation Class of <strong>2012</strong><br />
Taylor Abramson, daughter of Tricia and Mark Abramson<br />
Lee Allen, son of Mona and Artie Allen<br />
Joshua Behar, son of Lea and Donald Robinson<br />
Morgan Chapman, daughter of Sheila and Jeff Chapman<br />
Joshua Cohen, son of Erika and Jonathan Cohen<br />
Arye Corby, son of Siiri and Victor Corby<br />
Sydney Flick, daughter of Annette and James Flick<br />
Kelsey Goldberg, daughter of Lisa and Neil Goldberg<br />
Hank Golman, son of Dana and Mark Golman<br />
Elizabeth Kaner, daughter of Marni and Joseph Kaner<br />
Joseph Middleman, son of Jill and Benton Middleman<br />
Adam Mitchell, son of Donna and Timothy Mitchell<br />
Brennan Pailet, son of Summer and Jeffrey Pailet<br />
Eric Pansick, son of Terri and Bob Pansick<br />
Steven Rasansky, son of Jill and Jeffrey Rasansky<br />
Blake Robins, son of Erica and Craig Robins<br />
Michael Roseman, son of LeeAnn and Jim Roseman<br />
Mandi Sarembock, daughter of Belindy and Jeffrey Sarembock<br />
Renee Shapiro, daughter of Ruth and Robert Shapiro<br />
Rachel Steiner, daughter of Melissa and Ron Steiner<br />
Danielle Stoler, daughter of Andrea and Robert Stoler<br />
Lauren Zweig, daughter of Robin and Louis Zweig<br />
Mazel Tov to <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong>’s graduates from the ATID Program <strong>2012</strong><br />
Evan Berkowitz, son of Barbara and Ron Berkowitz<br />
Brandon Gabay, son of Fonda and Matt Gabay<br />
Bryna Herskowitz, daughter of Barbie and Mark Herskowitz<br />
Justin Rasansky, son of Jill and Jeffrey Rasansky<br />
Jourdan Stein, daughter of Susan and Jerome Stein<br />
Jacob Weisfeld, son of Michelle and Ronald Weisfeld<br />
Robert Weitman, son of Marlene and David Weitman<br />
Mazel Tov to our Day School Graduates <strong>2012</strong><br />
Samantha Danilewitz, daughter of Jackie and Dale Danilewitz<br />
Jori Epstein, daughter of Dia and Barry Epstein<br />
Tova Kline, daughter of Judy and James Kline<br />
Attention Parents of College Graduates<br />
Friday, <strong>June</strong> 8<br />
6:00pm<br />
Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
If your student is graduating from college this year please let us know so we can acknowledge<br />
this milestone. They will be our honored guests at Kabbalat Shabbat Services and all graduates in<br />
attendance will be given a beautiful gift from the SISterhood. It’s a wonderful and meaningful time<br />
for our shul to celebrate as a family and we hope you can join us. The next Shofar will list<br />
the graduates so please contact Lindsay Gray at lgray@shearith.org to be included.<br />
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Dina Eliezer<br />
Director, Weitzman Family<br />
Religious School<br />
For additional information,<br />
contact Leah Singleton at lsingleton@shearith.org or 214.939.7325.<br />
W F R S<br />
weitzman family religious school<br />
Freda and Nathan Schepps Youth Program<br />
<strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong> is very<br />
pleased to recognize Dina Eliezer for<br />
being selected to participate in an<br />
innovative training program to equip<br />
Jewish educators with knowledge and<br />
skills to help integrate technology<br />
into their educational settings. Dina is<br />
among a group chosen from hundreds of<br />
applicants to participate in this program<br />
through USCJ. We are very proud of<br />
Dina and recognize her for her continued<br />
efforts and enthusiasm to make our<br />
religious school relevant and exciting.<br />
Save the Dates!<br />
<strong>May</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 6<br />
End-of-Year Assembly (2nd and 6th Grades)<br />
11:00 am; CSI Douglas<br />
Friday, <strong>May</strong> 11<br />
Confirmation Ceremony and Dinner<br />
6:00 pm; CSI Douglas<br />
Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 13<br />
NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL or HIGH<br />
SCHOOL – Mother’s Day<br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 19<br />
Got Shabbat!<br />
10:15 – 11:45 am<br />
Fonberg Family Chapel<br />
Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 20<br />
Last Day Religious School and High<br />
School<br />
9:15 am – 12:15 pm<br />
CSI Douglas<br />
Registration for the <strong>2012</strong>-2013<br />
Weitzman Family Religious School<br />
is happening NOW!<br />
Registration packets were recently<br />
mailed out.<br />
Contact Leah Singleton at<br />
LSingleton@shearith.org or<br />
214.939.7325 with any questions.<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew - shanah and the word change in Hebrew - shinooy share the<br />
same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the holiday of<br />
Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I share with you<br />
a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all the<br />
holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels and<br />
were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all grade levels<br />
where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3rd graders received their own Siddur in a<br />
meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4th graders led the Mincha service<br />
and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5th graders lead a Passover<br />
seder following a Haggadah that they all created. Our 10th graders will be confirmed in a beautiful<br />
ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I am a Jew…”<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the classes to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with instructions<br />
about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the community and<br />
invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and we trained our 6th<br />
graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We perform many acts of Mitzvah. We raise tzedakah money to assist various organizations and causes.<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We sent educational material, decorated kipot and greetings for the New Year to a small Jewish<br />
community in Uganda. Students were bringing tzedakah money to every session and we are able to<br />
collect enough money to send to various organizations that the students will select. Our High School<br />
students volunteered at the Vickery Meadow area, met with the Heart House staff, and led some<br />
activities for the children who live in the neighborhood.<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We connect with <strong>Israel</strong> through studies.<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
Two of our confirmation class students joined the <strong>Israel</strong> trip. Our High School students also deepened<br />
their studies and understanding of <strong>Israel</strong>’s history and the situation in the country today through<br />
discussions and lectures. We teamed up with a school in Akko, <strong>Israel</strong>. Our 5th and 6th graders<br />
corresponded with them and exchanged projects. Students in the elementary school wrote me letters to<br />
take to <strong>Israel</strong> with questions about <strong>Israel</strong>. They received the letters back with answers and comments<br />
about <strong>Israel</strong>.<br />
“Got Shabbat!”, our once a month youth service, is a great addition to our program. We added an art<br />
teacher to our staff to boost hands-on activities and to offer another way of learning. Our confirmation<br />
class will present the synagogue with a gift for the Sukkah that they are creating. They will leave our<br />
school with a mark of their participation in Jewish education growing up at <strong>Shearith</strong>.<br />
There are many more things that we did this past school year, and there are many more things that<br />
we did not and will make sure they are not missed as we plan the coming year. <strong>May</strong> the Elijah’s cup,<br />
symbolizing the future messianic redemption, Miriam’s cup of water, symbolizing hope and renewal in<br />
present time, be also symbols for the “changes” and “repeats” in our lives.<br />
Leah, Miranda and the teachers join me in thanking Rabbi Gershon, Rabbi Glickman, Cantor Itzhak<br />
Zhrebker, Avi Mitzner, Kim West, Sharon Levin and the officers, SISterhood, the school board and the<br />
maintenance crew for the guidance, leadership and support throughout this year. To the parents and<br />
students we wish a pleasant and safe summer, and we are looking forward to welcoming you back on<br />
August 26th.<br />
Dina Eliezer<br />
םינשה לכמ תאזה הנשה התנתשנ המ<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew הנש - shanah and the word change in Hebrew<br />
יוניש - shinooy<br />
share the same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the<br />
holiday of Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I<br />
share with you a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
תאזה<br />
... הנשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all<br />
the holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels<br />
and were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all<br />
grade levels where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3 rd graders received their<br />
own Siddur in a meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4 th graders led<br />
the Mincha service and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5 th<br />
graders lead a Passover sedder following a Hagadah that they all created. Our 10 th graders will be<br />
confirmed in a beautiful ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I<br />
a Jew…”<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the class to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with<br />
instructions about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the<br />
community and invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and<br />
we trained our 6 th graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
םינשה לכמ תאזה הנשה התנתשנ המ<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew הנש - shanah and the word change in Hebrew<br />
יוניש - shinooy<br />
share the same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the<br />
holiday of Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I<br />
share with you a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
תאזה<br />
... הנשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all<br />
the holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels<br />
and were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all<br />
grade levels where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3 rd graders received their<br />
own Siddur in a meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4 th graders led<br />
the Mincha service and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5 th<br />
graders lead a Passover sedder following a Hagadah that they all created. Our 10 th graders will be<br />
confirmed in a beautiful ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I<br />
a Jew…”<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the class to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with<br />
instructions about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the<br />
community and invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and<br />
we trained our 6 th graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
םינשה לכמ תאזה הנשה התנתשנ המ<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew הנש - shanah and the word change in Hebrew<br />
יוניש - shinooy<br />
share the same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the<br />
holiday of Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I<br />
share with you a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
תאזה<br />
... הנשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all<br />
the holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels<br />
and were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all<br />
grade levels where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3 rd graders received their<br />
own Siddur in a meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4 th graders led<br />
the Mincha service and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5 th<br />
graders lead a Passover sedder following a Hagadah that they all created. Our 10 th graders will be<br />
confirmed in a beautiful ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I<br />
a Jew…”<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the class to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with<br />
instructions about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the<br />
community and invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and<br />
we trained our 6 th graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
םינשה לכמ תאזה הנשה התנתשנ המ<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew הנש - shanah and the word change in Hebrew<br />
יוניש - shinooy<br />
share the same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the<br />
holiday of Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I<br />
share with you a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
תאזה<br />
... הנשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all<br />
the holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels<br />
and were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all<br />
grade levels where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3 rd graders received their<br />
own Siddur in a meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4 th graders led<br />
the Mincha service and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5 th<br />
graders lead a Passover sedder following a Hagadah that they all created. Our 10 th graders will be<br />
confirmed in a beautiful ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I<br />
a Jew…”<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the class to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with<br />
instructions about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the<br />
community and invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and<br />
we trained our 6 th graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
םינשה לכמ תאזה הנשה התנתשנ המ<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew הנש - shanah and the word change in Hebrew<br />
יוניש - shinooy<br />
share the same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the<br />
holiday of Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I<br />
share with you a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
תאזה<br />
... הנשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all<br />
the holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels<br />
and were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all<br />
grade levels where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3 rd graders received their<br />
own Siddur in a meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4 th graders led<br />
the Mincha service and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5 th<br />
graders lead a Passover sedder following a Hagadah that they all created. Our 10 th graders will be<br />
confirmed in a beautiful ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I<br />
a Jew…”<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the class to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with<br />
instructions about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the<br />
community and invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and<br />
we trained our 6 th graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
םינשה לכמ תאזה הנשה התנתשנ המ<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew הנש - shanah and the word change in Hebrew<br />
יוניש - shinooy<br />
share the same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the<br />
holiday of Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I<br />
share with you a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
תאזה<br />
... הנשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all<br />
the holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels<br />
and were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all<br />
grade levels where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3 rd graders received their<br />
own Siddur in a meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4 th graders led<br />
the Mincha service and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5 th<br />
graders lead a Passover sedder following a Hagadah that they all created. Our 10 th graders will be<br />
confirmed in a beautiful ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I<br />
a Jew…”<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the class to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with<br />
instructions about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the<br />
community and invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and<br />
we trained our 6 th graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
םינשה לכמ תאזה הנשה התנתשנ המ<br />
HOW IS THIS YEAR DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER YEARS<br />
The word year in Hebrew הנש - shanah and the word change in Hebrew<br />
יוניש - shinooy<br />
share the same root. A new year in essence suggests that a change is taking place. Inspired by the<br />
holiday of Pesach that we just left (and I am about to start preparing for, as I write this article) I<br />
share with you a Weitzman Family Religious School version of the four questions:<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We learn Hebrew. We learn about Jewish history, Holidays and tradition.<br />
תאזה<br />
... הנשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We solidified our understanding of the prayers and our fluency in reading them. We are following a<br />
program that will allow us to be familiar with all the services that are led in the synagogue and all<br />
the holidays that we celebrate. Students progressed in their Hebrew reading according to their levels<br />
and were able to get a sense of pride in their accomplishments. We had family programs for all<br />
grade levels where parents and students came together for learning. Our 3 rd graders received their<br />
own Siddur in a meaningful ceremony where they led the Friday night service. Our 4 th graders led<br />
the Mincha service and havdalah and some students for the first time read from the Torah. Our 5 th<br />
graders lead a Passover sedder following a Hagadah that they all created. Our 10 th graders will be<br />
confirmed in a beautiful ceremony that will conclude in a dinner and a special presentation titled “I<br />
a Jew…”<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We have opened our doors and included children with special needs in our program.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We expanded our services for our students with learning differences by providing them advocates in<br />
the class to help them during the instructional time. Teachers received an in-service with<br />
instructions about the specific students that are in their classrooms. We also reached out to the<br />
community and invited families with children with special needs to join our Purim prep session and<br />
we trained our 6 th graders to facilitate the children activities.<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We perform many acts of Mitzvah. We raise tzedakah money to assist various organizations and<br />
causes.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We sent educational material, decorated kipot and greetings for the New Year to a small Jewish<br />
community in Uganda. Students were bringing tsedakah money to every session and we were able<br />
to collect enough money to send to various organizations that the students will select. Our High<br />
School students volunteered at the Vickery Meadow area, met with the Heart House staff, and led<br />
some activities for the children who live in the neighborhood.<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We connect with <strong>Israel</strong> through studies.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
Two of our confirmation class students joined the <strong>Israel</strong> trip. Our High School students also<br />
deepened their studies and understanding of <strong>Israel</strong>’s history and the situation in the country today<br />
through discussions and lectures. We teamed up with a school in Akko, <strong>Israel</strong>. Our 5 th and 6 th<br />
graders corresponded with them and exchanged projects. Students in the elementary school wrote<br />
me letters to take to <strong>Israel</strong> with questions about <strong>Israel</strong>. They received the letters back with answers<br />
and comments about <strong>Israel</strong>.<br />
“Got Shabbat!”, our once a month youth service, became more and more popular and well attended.<br />
We added an art teacher to our staff to boost hands-on activities and to offer another way of<br />
learning. Our confirmation class will present the synagogue with a gift for the Sukkah that they are<br />
creating. They will leave our school with a mark of their participation in Jewish education growing<br />
up at <strong>Shearith</strong>.<br />
There are many more things that we did this past school year, and there are many more things that<br />
we did not and will make sure they are not missed as we plan the coming year. <strong>May</strong> the Elijah’s<br />
cup, symbolizing the future messianic redemption, Miriam’s cup of water, symbolizing hope and<br />
renewal in present time, be also symbols for the “changes” and “repeats” in our lives.<br />
Leah, Miranda and the teachers join me in thanking Rabbi Gershon, Rabbi Glickman Avi Mitzner,<br />
Kim West, Sharon Levin and the officers, SISterhood, the school board and the maintenance crew<br />
for the guidance, leadership and support throughout this year. To the parents and students we wish a<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We perform many acts of Mitzvah. We raise tzedakah money to assist various organizations and<br />
causes.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We sent educational material, decorated kipot and greetings for the New Year to a small Jewish<br />
community in Uganda. Students were bringing tsedakah money to every session and we were able<br />
to collect enough money to send to various organizations that the students will select. Our High<br />
School students volunteered at the Vickery Meadow area, met with the Heart House staff, and led<br />
some activities for the children who live in the neighborhood.<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We connect with <strong>Israel</strong> through studies.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
Two of our confirmation class students joined the <strong>Israel</strong> trip. Our High School students also<br />
deepened their studies and understanding of <strong>Israel</strong>’s history and the situation in the country today<br />
through discussions and lectures. We teamed up with a school in Akko, <strong>Israel</strong>. Our 5 th and 6 th<br />
graders corresponded with them and exchanged projects. Students in the elementary school wrote<br />
me letters to take to <strong>Israel</strong> with questions about <strong>Israel</strong>. They received the letters back with answers<br />
and comments about <strong>Israel</strong>.<br />
“Got Shabbat!”, our once a month youth service, became more and more popular and well attended.<br />
We added an art teacher to our staff to boost hands-on activities and to offer another way of<br />
learning. Our confirmation class will present the synagogue with a gift for the Sukkah that they are<br />
creating. They will leave our school with a mark of their participation in Jewish education growing<br />
up at <strong>Shearith</strong>.<br />
There are many more things that we did this past school year, and there are many more things that<br />
we did not and will make sure they are not missed as we plan the coming year. <strong>May</strong> the Elijah’s<br />
cup, symbolizing the future messianic redemption, Miriam’s cup of water, symbolizing hope and<br />
renewal in present time, be also symbols for the “changes” and “repeats” in our lives.<br />
Leah, Miranda and the teachers join me in thanking Rabbi Gershon, Rabbi Glickman Avi Mitzner,<br />
Kim West, Sharon Levin and the officers, SISterhood, the school board and the maintenance crew<br />
for the guidance, leadership and support throughout this year. To the parents and students we wish a<br />
pleasant and safe summer, and we are looking forward to welcoming you back on August 26th.<br />
Dina Eliezer<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We perform many acts of Mitzvah. We raise tzedakah money to assist various organizations and<br />
causes.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We sent educational material, decorated kipot and greetings for the New Year to a small Jewish<br />
community in Uganda. Students were bringing tsedakah money to every session and we were able<br />
to collect enough money to send to various organizations that the students will select. Our High<br />
School students volunteered at the Vickery Meadow area, met with the Heart House staff, and led<br />
some activities for the children who live in the neighborhood.<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We connect with <strong>Israel</strong> through studies.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
Two of our confirmation class students joined the <strong>Israel</strong> trip. Our High School students also<br />
deepened their studies and understanding of <strong>Israel</strong>’s history and the situation in the country today<br />
through discussions and lectures. We teamed up with a school in Akko, <strong>Israel</strong>. Our 5 th and 6 th<br />
graders corresponded with them and exchanged projects. Students in the elementary school wrote<br />
me letters to take to <strong>Israel</strong> with questions about <strong>Israel</strong>. They received the letters back with answers<br />
and comments about <strong>Israel</strong>.<br />
“Got Shabbat!”, our once a month youth service, became more and more popular and well attended.<br />
We added an art teacher to our staff to boost hands-on activities and to offer another way of<br />
learning. Our confirmation class will present the synagogue with a gift for the Sukkah that they are<br />
creating. They will leave our school with a mark of their participation in Jewish education growing<br />
up at <strong>Shearith</strong>.<br />
There are many more things that we did this past school year, and there are many more things that<br />
we did not and will make sure they are not missed as we plan the coming year. <strong>May</strong> the Elijah’s<br />
cup, symbolizing the future messianic redemption, Miriam’s cup of water, symbolizing hope and<br />
renewal in present time, be also symbols for the “changes” and “repeats” in our lives.<br />
Leah, Miranda and the teachers join me in thanking Rabbi Gershon, Rabbi Glickman Avi Mitzner,<br />
Kim West, Sharon Levin and the officers, SISterhood, the school board and the maintenance crew<br />
for the guidance, leadership and support throughout this year. To the parents and students we wish a<br />
pleasant and safe summer, and we are looking forward to welcoming you back on August 26th.<br />
Dina Eliezer<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We perform many acts of Mitzvah. We raise tzedakah money to assist various organizations and<br />
causes.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
We sent educational material, decorated kipot and greetings for the New Year to a small Jewish<br />
community in Uganda. Students were bringing tsedakah money to every session and we were able<br />
to collect enough money to send to various organizations that the students will select. Our High<br />
School students volunteered at the Vickery Meadow area, met with the Heart House staff, and led<br />
some activities for the children who live in the neighborhood.<br />
...םינשה לכבש<br />
IN ALL THE YEARS…<br />
We connect with <strong>Israel</strong> through studies.<br />
תאזה ה<br />
... נשב<br />
THIS YEAR…<br />
Two of our confirmation class students joined the <strong>Israel</strong> trip. Our High School students also<br />
deepened their studies and understanding of <strong>Israel</strong>’s history and the situation in the country today<br />
through discussions and lectures. We teamed up with a school in Akko, <strong>Israel</strong>. Our 5 th and 6 th<br />
graders corresponded with them and exchanged projects. Students in the elementary school wrote<br />
me letters to take to <strong>Israel</strong> with questions about <strong>Israel</strong>. They received the letters back with answers<br />
and comments about <strong>Israel</strong>.<br />
“Got Shabbat!”, our once a month youth service, became more and more popular and well attended.<br />
We added an art teacher to our staff to boost hands-on activities and to offer another way of<br />
learning. Our confirmation class will present the synagogue with a gift for the Sukkah that they are<br />
creating. They will leave our school with a mark of their participation in Jewish education growing<br />
up at <strong>Shearith</strong>.<br />
There are many more things that we did this past school year, and there are many more things that<br />
we did not and will make sure they are not missed as we plan the coming year. <strong>May</strong> the Elijah’s<br />
cup, symbolizing the future messianic redemption, Miriam’s cup of water, symbolizing hope and<br />
renewal in present time, be also symbols for the “changes” and “repeats” in our lives.<br />
Leah, Miranda and the teachers join me in thanking Rabbi Gershon, Rabbi Glickman Avi Mitzner,<br />
Kim West, Sharon Levin and the officers, SISterhood, the school board and the maintenance crew<br />
for the guidance, leadership and support throughout this year. To the parents and students we wish a<br />
pleasant and safe summer, and we are looking forward to welcoming you back on August 26th.<br />
Dina Eliezer
Celebrating the Family as the Center of a Fulfilling Jewish Life<br />
A Seriously Funny End-of-Year Shabbat<br />
Dinner Party - Co-Sponsored by CSI SISterhood<br />
Featuring a Juggling Magician-Comedian and a special Honor<br />
to all of those who attend Tot Shabbat<br />
Friday, <strong>May</strong> 4 from 6:00-8:00 pm<br />
Beit Aryeh-18011 Hillcrest Road, Dallas 75252<br />
Summer is just around the corner; join the CSI Family Center for a<br />
Shabbat that you will not forget! Together we will bring in Shabbat<br />
with a short musical service led by Rabbi Glickman. Following services<br />
we will enjoy a delicious dinner. The young, old and in-between will be<br />
wowed by our amazing Juggling Magician-Comedian performer! The<br />
cost is $10 per adult and $6 for children 3-12. All children 2 and<br />
under are free. Please RSVP and pay by visiting www.shearith.org and<br />
clicking on End of the Year Shabbat by Tuesday, April 24 at noon.<br />
Cry Baby Matinee<br />
<strong>May</strong> 8 and <strong>June</strong> 5 from 10:00 am -12:00 pm<br />
CSI Douglas<br />
When is the last time that you were able to see a movie without hiring a<br />
babysitter Bring your baby or toddler and do not worry about a little extra<br />
noise. Toys and a play-mat will be available. Parents with kids in school are<br />
welcome, as well. The cost is $5 (includes movie theater-style snacks).<br />
Shavuot<br />
Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 27 at 10:15 am<br />
CSI Douglas<br />
Celebrate Shavuot CSI Family Center Style!<br />
Join us at 10:15 am for<br />
a delicious snack and a story. We will then engage in a creative 10<br />
Commandment activity before joining the main service for a special Family<br />
Center honor. Afterward, we hope you will join us for the Kiddush luncheon.<br />
Stay Cool Series<br />
When the kids are out of school and it is sweltering hot outside,<br />
what can you do <strong>Shearith</strong> invites you to cool off with us during the month of <strong>June</strong>!<br />
PJ Library and <strong>Shearith</strong> Story Time<br />
Friday, <strong>June</strong> 8 from 10:00-11:30 am<br />
Central Market Plano – 320 Coit Road, Plano 75093<br />
Join us in the café of Central Market to hear a story and enjoy the<br />
playground<br />
Open Play - CSI Douglas<br />
Wednesdays, <strong>June</strong> 6, 13, 20 and 27 from 1:00-3:00 pm<br />
Families with kids 5 and under are invited to play in our playroom each<br />
Wednesday in <strong>June</strong>. Parents must be present with their kids.<br />
Friends are welcome to join!<br />
Summer Movie Series<br />
Friday, <strong>June</strong> 15 from 10:00 am -12:00 pm – Puss in Boots<br />
Friday, <strong>June</strong> 22 from 10:00 am -12:00 pm – We Bought a Zoo<br />
Friday, <strong>June</strong> 29 from 10:00 am -12:00 pm – Rio<br />
CSI Douglas – Pidgeon Family Theater<br />
Join us in Pidgeon Family Theater to enjoy a movie and stay cool. Friends<br />
are welcome. Please RSVP due to the limited space in the theater.<br />
Cost: $5 per Family (includes some movie theater style snacks).<br />
RSVP to Suzanne Minc at 214.939.7340 or sminc@shearith.org.<br />
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IN AND AROUND THE SHUL<br />
PROGRAMS AND EVENTS AT THE SHUL AND IN THE COMMUNITY<br />
Golden Years Shabbat<br />
Sponsored by the Paula and Marc Wolens Senior Initiative Fund and SISterhood<br />
Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 12<br />
9:30 am<br />
Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
<strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong> would like to honor all of the senior members of our congregation at our annual “Golden<br />
Years Shabbat,” which will be held on Saturday, <strong>May</strong> 12. This special service is to show our appreciation of<br />
our seniors and to recognize the significant contribution they have made to our shul and the community.<br />
We invite you, your family and friends to join us in the Beck Family Sanctuary at 9:30 am and to join us<br />
for Kiddush luncheon following the services. Transportation is available if needed. RSVP to Lindsay Gray at<br />
214.361.6606 or LGray@shearith.org.<br />
Food Stamped<br />
Tuesday, <strong>May</strong> 1<br />
7:00 pm<br />
CSI Douglas/Pidgeon Family Theater<br />
The IMPACT Committee and CitySquare are sponsoring the movie, Food Stamped, a<br />
documentary that follows a Jewish couple as they try to have a healthy diet on a food stamp<br />
budget. After the movie, a speaker will be talking about his or her own experiences with<br />
hunger. Admission is FREE, however donations of canned food items would be appreciated. As<br />
seating is limited, RSVP to Evelyn Rosemore at evelyn@rosemore.net or 972.612.2325.<br />
Mamaloshen Morning<br />
Thursday, <strong>May</strong> 10 and <strong>June</strong> 14<br />
10:30 am<br />
CSI Douglas/Esther and Jacques Sardas Beit Midrash<br />
Enjoy a morning filled with Yiddish song and humorous stories. If you need a ride or to RSVP,<br />
contact Mona at 214.939.7318 or mallen@shearith.org.<br />
Blessing of the Pets<br />
Wednesday <strong>May</strong> 9<br />
7:00-7:30 pm<br />
CSI South Parking Lot<br />
All animal lovers and their pets are invited to join us for a brief yet<br />
meaningful program lead by Dina Eliezer, Director of the Weitzman<br />
Family Religious School. For more information, contact Mona Allen at<br />
214.939.7318 or mallen@shearith.org.<br />
American Red Cross Blood Drive co-sponsored by ATID<br />
Sunday, <strong>May</strong> 20<br />
9:30 am-1:30 pm<br />
CSI Douglas<br />
Chaired by Bob Brenner and Michelle Kreitman<br />
Did you know that a 16 year old, with parental permission, can donate blood Giving blood<br />
is paramount to saving a life. Someone is waiting for your donation. Donors will receive a<br />
commemorative t-shirt as well as be a part of several drawings for guitars! For an appointment<br />
contact Laura Shah at shahlau@usa.redcross.org or 214.507.0858.<br />
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A Delicious Mazel Tov... to our fantastic Chili Cook-Off cooks and volunteers who<br />
walked away with 2nd place this year. Everyone had a great time and, of course, some tasty<br />
chili. To see photos of this year’s event, go to the the chili photo album on the <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
Facebook page.<br />
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B e n e f i t t i n g<br />
Family Education<br />
a n d<br />
Family Programming<br />
The<br />
Tribute<br />
Golf Club<br />
The Colony<br />
Wednesday<br />
<strong>May</strong> 9<br />
Join us for<br />
a great day of golf and fun.<br />
Register online at shearith.org<br />
For More Information,<br />
Avi Edwards at 763.442.2120 or<br />
aviedwards@hotmail.com<br />
Robert Epstein at 214.789.4408 or<br />
Macabee1948@aol.com<br />
Daniel Hersch at 402.416.4381 or<br />
hersch.daniel@gmail.com
IN AND AROUND THE SHUL<br />
continued<br />
A Special Mazel Tov<br />
We want to wish a special Mazel Tov to Rabbi David Glickman on accepting<br />
the position of Senior Rabbi of <strong>Congregation</strong> Beth Shalom in Overland Park,<br />
Kansas. Please plan to join us on Sunday, <strong>June</strong> 10 from 3:00 to 5:00 pm<br />
in Kaplan Auditorium for a Champagne Dessert reception, co-sponsored by<br />
SISterhood, honoring the Glickman family.<br />
Ongoing Adult<br />
Education Programs<br />
Come and be a part of a joyous and participatory service<br />
led by our own band, Kol Rina, the Ornish Youth Choir,<br />
and Cantor Itzhak Zhrebker<br />
This exciting and inspiring service will be<br />
on <strong>May</strong> 18 at 6:00 pm<br />
in Beck Family Sanctuary<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Kol Rina<br />
Schedule<br />
Friday, <strong>May</strong> 18<br />
Friday Night Live Service<br />
Saturday, <strong>June</strong> 9<br />
Shabbat Torah and Musaf Service<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Ornish Youth Choir<br />
Schedule<br />
Friday, <strong>May</strong> 18<br />
Friday Night Live Service<br />
A Great Resource To Complement<br />
Your On-Going Jewish Education<br />
The Brauman Library<br />
The Brauman Library at <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong> is a Judaica<br />
Library with books covering a range of subjects<br />
such as the Bible, Talmud, Prayer, Philosophy,<br />
Ethics, Holidays, <strong>Israel</strong>, Art, Music, Food, History,<br />
Literature and Parenting. The library is also the<br />
location of our shul’s archive materials.<br />
Library Hours:<br />
Tuesday 12:30 pm - 4:00 pm<br />
Friday 9:00 am - 12:30 pm<br />
Sunday 9:15 am - 12:30 pm<br />
and by appointment.<br />
Contact Larraine Miller, Librarian, at<br />
214.939.7327<br />
Shabbat Morning Torah Study<br />
Torah Study is held every Saturday morning<br />
at 8:30 am in the Esther and Jacques Sardas<br />
Beit Midrash. Confront the most challenging<br />
messages in the weekly Torah reading,<br />
engage in passionate dialogue, and leave<br />
intellectually stimulated and spiritually<br />
inspired! Join dozens of congregants for the<br />
weekly Shabbat Morning Torah Study with<br />
one of the Rabbis. The coffee is hot, the<br />
muffins are sweet, and the door is open just<br />
for you.<br />
Tuesdays with Tanakh<br />
Tuesdays with Tanakh is an exciting<br />
opportunity for in-depth study of biblical<br />
books outside of the Torah (the first five<br />
books of Moses). Rabbi Glickman leads<br />
twice-monthly sessions that explore some of<br />
the lesser known, but eminently fascinating<br />
books of the Hebrew Bible. While no<br />
previous knowledge or Hebrew is required,<br />
the discussion is sophisticated and relevant<br />
materials from rabbinic commentaries and<br />
modern biblical scholarship are considered.<br />
This learning community meets the second<br />
and fourth Tuesday of every month, from<br />
1:00 to 2:30 pm in the Esther and Jacques<br />
Sardas Beit Midrash.<br />
CSI Annual Meeting<br />
Please mark your calendars for <strong>Congregation</strong><br />
<strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong>’s Annual Meeting on<br />
Sunday, <strong>June</strong> 3, <strong>2012</strong> at 9:30 am in Topletz<br />
Auditorium. A postcard will be sent in the<br />
near future, announcing the slate of directors<br />
being nominated to the Board for the coming<br />
year. All members of the <strong>Congregation</strong> are<br />
invited.<br />
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A Paparazzi Purim<br />
The Faces of Purim <strong>2012</strong><br />
This year’s Purim celebration<br />
was a huge success!<br />
We want to thank:<br />
Louis Zweig and all the great people at<br />
Glazer’s who provided outstanding beverage<br />
services;<br />
Jeffrey Kollinger and Spice of Life<br />
Catering for the great food;<br />
Lane Mizrahi and Audiophile for the music;<br />
A very special thank you to Joel Alhadef,<br />
Janet and Jeff Beck and Sharon and<br />
Chuck Levin for their financial contributions<br />
which enabled us to host an After-After<br />
Party for the Young Professionals in the<br />
community;<br />
Our Purim Chair, Michael Zimmermann;<br />
Mona Allen, our Program Director; and<br />
the entire maintenance, professional and<br />
support staff.<br />
Also, special thanks to Robin Littrell,<br />
Membership Coordinator, along with our<br />
Mishloach Manot co-chairs:<br />
Lisa and Randy Fleisher<br />
Krista and Craig Weinstein<br />
Melanie and Jeff Wynne<br />
The Weitzman Family Religious School<br />
for their help to assemble boxes;<br />
All the volunteers who helped to assemble<br />
and deliver;<br />
Brian Schultz for his donation of<br />
Studio Movie Grill tickets; and<br />
Dr. Pepper Snapple/Deja Blue Water for<br />
their donation of water bottles to the boxes.<br />
The best way to tell the story of Purim is<br />
through pictures. Take a moment to enjoy<br />
pictures in this Shofar, on our website<br />
and on Facebook featuring our <strong>Shearith</strong><br />
Family volunteering and celebrating as a<br />
community.<br />
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SISTERHOOD<br />
MEMBERSHIP<br />
Remember that SISterhood membership has<br />
many benefits:<br />
• One year association with our organization<br />
and Women’s League for Conservative<br />
Judaism<br />
• Up to $750 stipend per child for travel to<br />
<strong>Israel</strong><br />
• Invitation to paid-up member or life<br />
member event<br />
• Participation in our Special Interest Groups<br />
(SIGS)<br />
Please look for your SISterhood membership<br />
mailing this summer. The <strong>2012</strong>-2013<br />
membership form will be in your mailing along<br />
with a calendar of SISterhood events.<br />
For more information, contact Miriam Honig<br />
at honig66@yahoo.com 972.471.1013 or<br />
Dora Rudberg at crudberg@sbcglobal.net or<br />
972.247.6382.<br />
MEALS ON WHEELS<br />
Dates for <strong>2012</strong> are <strong>May</strong> 30, <strong>June</strong> 1, 4, 6, 8, July<br />
9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 20, November 12, 14, 16, 19,<br />
21. Please consider saving one or more of these<br />
dates to volunteer. This volunteer opportunity<br />
is a mitzvah and only takes a maximum of<br />
1½ hours. Please let Linda Fisch know your<br />
preferred dates. Contact her at<br />
linda_fisch@yahoo.com or 972.960.7281.<br />
KEEP UP WITH SISTERHOOD ACTIVITIES<br />
AND EVENTS<br />
If you do not receive our monthly e-newsletter<br />
and would like to, contact Susan Ehrlich at<br />
susehrlich@sbcglobal.net or 972.713.8001.<br />
SIS JUDAICA SHOP<br />
<strong>May</strong> Special<br />
Take 15% off your entire purchase<br />
(some exclusions apply)<br />
Summer Hours<br />
Monday, <strong>May</strong> 21 through Friday, <strong>June</strong> 29<br />
Monday, Wednesday and Friday<br />
10:00 am-2:00 pm<br />
Closed all of July<br />
Be sure to stop by and see all of our new<br />
merchandise. We offer Wedding and<br />
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Gift Registries.<br />
Please feel free to contact us at<br />
thegallery@shearith.org or 214.939.7343<br />
President’s Letter/Mid-Term Report - Susan Ehrlich<br />
As the first year of my presidency ends and the second begins, I reflect with pride on<br />
SISterhood’s many accomplishments. The theme for my presidency has been CSI,<br />
Communicate (information), Stimulate (involvement) and Integrate (members). So in an<br />
effort to Communicate with the shul congregants as well as SISterhood members, I would<br />
like to share with you some of our new projects and programs.<br />
• SISterhood contributed to much needed improvements in our shul kitchen. We spent in<br />
excess of $30,000 this year purchasing:<br />
• convection ovens for both the meat and dairy kitchens<br />
• glassware, platters, storage and dishwasher racks<br />
• a gas griddle for the dairy kitchen<br />
• 40 round tables<br />
• Thanks to Salli Goldstein and Arona Ackermann, we added two new programs this year,<br />
trying to reach out to those who can’t or don’t like to go out in the evening. We had a<br />
beautiful and well-attended Winter Luncheon and Style Show in December, and sprinkled<br />
throughout the year, we had Movie in the Morning at the Pidgeon Family Theater.<br />
• Sheryl Pidgeon and Nancy Roffman were instrumental in starting SISterhood’s new initiative<br />
to sell healthful snacks to religious school students on Wednesday afternoons with the Snack<br />
Shack.<br />
• Our Mitzvah-a-Meeting Chairs, Shira Goldberg and Melissa Steiner worked closely with the<br />
IMPACT committee as we conducted monthly mitzvahs including collecting school uniforms,<br />
writing High Holy Day cards to our Jewish troops, collecting for the coat drive, supporting<br />
the Berry Family fundraiser, collecting blankets for the Austin Street Shelter, collecting baby<br />
items for the Vogel Alcove and supporting the Dallas County Humane Society.<br />
• Myra Migicovsky, serving as Historian, has faithfully photographed all our major events.<br />
Many of her photos have been posted on Facebook.<br />
• Insuring good communications with our members and the whole congregation, Lori Cohen<br />
served as our publicity chair, and thanks to Avra Carr, SISterhood now has a presence on<br />
Facebook. Be sure to “like” us there and watch as we post information and pictures from our<br />
events as well as new items in The Gallery.<br />
• In an effort to recognize and express our gratitude, SISterhood has begun a tradition of<br />
presenting a small gift to the CSI staff at Thanksgiving and religious school teachers at the<br />
end of the year.<br />
All of these are in addition to our continuing programs and activities:<br />
• Membership Drive<br />
• Fundraising including High Holy Day Booklet, Major Fundraising Event with this year’s<br />
keynote Jennifer Weiner, the Tootsie Fonberg, z”l Mah Jongg Tournament, The Gallery,<br />
Passover Candy Sales<br />
• Torah Fund this year honoring Shirley Davidoff<br />
• Sponsorships and underwriting of Golden Years Shabbat Kiddush luncheon, Truck Time,<br />
Young Professionals event, Family Center end of year party, fruit for the Sandwich Drive<br />
• Programs including Miriam’s Seder, Break the Fast at Beit Aryeh, SISterhood Shabbat<br />
• We continue to support the Weitzman Family Religious School with gifts for the bar/bat<br />
mitzvah students as well as confirmation, high school and college graduations, supplying<br />
treats and favors for holidays, providing stipends for <strong>Israel</strong> travel and scholarships for<br />
USY conventions and underwriting the cost of the program where our students create<br />
their own yads (Torah pointers).<br />
None of these programs and initiatives would be possible without the dedication and<br />
commitment of the SISterhood Board of Directors. This is a multigenerational board, all of<br />
whom lead busy lives in and out of our shul. I am thankful for their generosity, creativity,<br />
passion and spirit.<br />
I especially want to thank my extraordinary Executive Committee for diligently heading their<br />
various committees and working cooperatively at our quarterly meetings to set policies and<br />
procedures. These ladies are dedicated to SISterhood and the shul and each one provides<br />
a unique insight for our consideration. The Executive Committee includes Laurie Steinberg,<br />
Janice Berman, Nancy Roffman, Laura Collins, Dora Rudberg, Arona Ackermann, Abby<br />
Goldfarb, Miriam Honig, Roz Benjet, Karen Topletz, Cynthia Cohen, Andrea Bard, Lisa Fleisher,<br />
Gail Mizrahi, Brenda Levine and Debbie Weinstein. Most of these ladies will continue on for<br />
my second term.<br />
Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to the Klay Kodesh, Kim West – our new COO,<br />
and the CSI Officers and staff members for supporting SISterhood in all its endeavors. In<br />
particular, I would like to thank Sharon Levin, CSI President, for working so closely and<br />
cooperatively with me to insure that SISterhood’s goals could be met. I look forward to<br />
working with all of you again in the coming year.<br />
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LIFECYCLES<br />
Mazel Tov<br />
Mazel Tov to Rabbi Gershon and Jeffrey Beck on their appointment<br />
to AIPAC’s National Council for the <strong>2012</strong>-2013 term. AIPAC’s National<br />
Council is a leadership body that includes the most active dedicated<br />
and committed members from across the country, and discusses the<br />
pertinent issues facing the U.S.-<strong>Israel</strong> relationship and takes action<br />
through lobbying Members of Congress on Capitol Hill.<br />
Mazel Tov to Kevin Pailet on his appointment as chair of the New<br />
Leadership Network of AIPAC, as well as his recent appointment to the<br />
National Board.<br />
Mazel Tov to Fred Nathan on his election as president of the Jewish<br />
Educators Assembly.<br />
Births (February 1- March 27)<br />
Aiden Isadore Aronson, born March 6, <strong>2012</strong>; son of Michele and<br />
Scott Aronson; grandson of Charis and Arnold Aronson, and Ann and<br />
Mel Wolovits; brother of Ashley and Avery Aronson; nephew of Robin<br />
and Fred Wexler, and L.E. and Josh Wolovits.<br />
Ryan Asher Edwards, born March 10, <strong>2012</strong>; son of Gretchen and Avi<br />
Edwards; grandson of Judy and Joe Edwards, and Susan and David<br />
Mars; great-grandson of Joel <strong>May</strong>ers; nephew of Becky and Marc<br />
Logan, Laurie and Rich Sevak, and Joseph Mars; cousin of Abby and<br />
Jacob Logan, and Sydnie and A.J. Sevak.<br />
Micah Noah Kaufman, born February 21 <strong>2012</strong>; son of Marcia and<br />
Seth Kaufman; grandson of Linda and Edward Sands, Linda Kaufman<br />
and Rick Yeatts, and Dawn and Irwin Kaufman; great-grandson of Celia<br />
Kaufman, Rosalie Rosenbloom, and Ruby Sisk; nephew of Marissa<br />
Sands, Julia and Aaron Kaufman, Kahla and Gordon Cooper, Matthew<br />
Metcalf, and Elizabeth Kaufman.<br />
Hayley Ryan Loomstein, born March 16, <strong>2012</strong>; daughter of Shelley<br />
and James Loomstein; grandson of Brenda and Donnie Dubin, and Ellen<br />
and Harvey Loomstein; great-granddaughter of Rose Fruchthandler;<br />
sister of Brennen Loomstein; niece of Julie and Cory Sutker.<br />
In Memoriam (February 1-March 16)<br />
Constance Abrams, z”l, mother of Dennis Abrams and Steve (Jane)<br />
Abrams.<br />
Nathan Batwin, z”l, husband of Beatrice Batwin; father of Shelley<br />
(Dennis) Cobbel, and Howard (Betsy) Batwin; grandfather of Amanda<br />
Cobbel, Seth (Rebecca) Cobbel, Rachel (Jeff) Morris, and Steven<br />
Batwin.<br />
Osnat “Ginger” Kanner-Finfer, z”l, wife of Scott Finfer; daughter of<br />
Ruth Kanner; sister of Meir Kanner, and Hadas (Eran) Golan; sister-inlaw<br />
of Edy and David Embry; daughter-in-law of Susie Finfer.<br />
Shlomo Friedman, z”l, husband of Lucille Friedman; father of Amir<br />
(Carrie) Friedman and Etai (Sacia) Friedman; grandfather of Judah and<br />
Satya Friedman.<br />
Beatrice “Bea” White Levine, z”l, mother of Robin Levine Steinberg,<br />
Vivian Levine Reeves, Faye Levine Sight, and Marcie Levine Goldberg;<br />
grandmother of nine.<br />
Thelma Meth, z”l, wife of Morty Meth; mother of Joyce Charles, Amy<br />
Rusinik, and Lori (Jamie) Burr; sister of Mildred Rosen, Elaine (Robert)<br />
Cooperman, and Claire Glickman; aunt of Sharon (Robert) Cohen.<br />
Jack Rosenstein, z”l, father of Sam Rosenstein and Susan (Brent)<br />
Stahl; grandfather of Matthew Rosenstein, Bradley Jacob, and Gabe<br />
Stahl; brother of Alan (Arlene) Rosenstein.<br />
Eleanor Schwarz, z”l, mother of Donald (Lisa) Schwarz, Robin<br />
(Steve) Spielvogel; grandmother of Evan Schwarz, Andrew Schwarz,<br />
Ethan (Jen) Spielvogel, and Ryan (Sonia) Spielvogel; sister of Martin<br />
Tauger.<br />
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Rose Scott, z”l, grandmother of Joseph Prince.<br />
Ruth Brown Smith, z”l, mother of Barbara (Ken) Horwitz, and Marcia<br />
(Harvey) Lebos; grandmother of Seth (Lily) Horwitz, Lisa Horwitz, Mark<br />
(Jessica) Lebos, and David Lebos; great-grandmother of Evan Horwitz,<br />
and Abraham and Liberty Lebos; sister of Lorraine Brody.<br />
Ann Spolter, z”l, mother of Sharon Kuhr, Robert (Carol) Spolter, and<br />
Lorn (Lisa) Spolter; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of two.<br />
Hillard Young, z”l; husband of Bea Young; father of Janine (Charles)<br />
Pulman, and Saundra (Bill) Peck; grandfather of Alecia Pulman, Jodi<br />
Pulman, Monte (Julie) Sandler, Andy (Angela) Sandler, and Scott (Irina)<br />
Sandler; great-grandfather of five.<br />
<strong>May</strong> Anniversaries – 25+ Years<br />
Reena and Stuart Arnold, Harriet and Bernard Becker, Kathleen and<br />
Mitchell Brooks, Rebecca and Kenneth Bruder, Geanine and Gary<br />
Cobbel, Sharon and Robert Cohen, Ann and Michael Gallant, Robbie<br />
and Steven Gellman, Alissa and Robert Goodman, Andrea and Norman<br />
Gordon, Nancy and Philip Greilich, Betty and Melvin Gross, Lisa and<br />
Steve Grossmann, Jacqueline and Michael Hirsch, Jane and Naftali<br />
Kadosh, Emily and Lawrence Kern, Carol and Jeffrey Kretchmer, Susana<br />
and Joel Leffler, Eve Guth and Edward Livingston, Marsha and David<br />
Meyers, Aharon and Shula Netzer, Carol and Daniel Podolsky, Rebecca<br />
and Andy Reisberg, Helene and Joe Rudberg, Eileen and Jakob Scheib,<br />
Cindy and Robert Sennet, Brenda and Joel Small, Harrian and Stephen<br />
Stern, Sandra and David Veeder<br />
<strong>June</strong> Anniversaries – 25+ Years<br />
Sheri and Richard Allen, Linda and Roger Bank, Rosalind and Mervyn<br />
Benjet, Jenifer and Michael Blum, Susan and Kenneth Chazanow,<br />
Shelley and Dennis Cobbel, Carol Gene and Howard Cohen, Julie and<br />
Ronald Coleman, Shirley and Bill Davidoff, Barbara and Michael Donsky,<br />
Tina and Leonard Epstein, Marsha and Ronald Gaswirth, Barbara and<br />
William Glassner, Beverly and Herbert Graff, Debbie and Eric Green,<br />
Avril and Melvyn Greenberg, Gillian and Roy Greenberg, Rhona and<br />
Allen Greenstein, Rima and Bruce Harris, Linda and Barry Hoffer,<br />
Barbara and Kenneth Horwitz, Nancy and Laurence Immerman, Esme<br />
and Errol Jacobson, Irene and Matthew Julius, Denise and Michael<br />
Kleiman, Lynne and Lawrence Kohn, Maria and Angel Kosfiszer, Eileen<br />
and Aaron Kreisler, Ray Ann and Mark Lerman, Sarah and Robert<br />
Lerner, Marsha and Michael Lev, Ann and Nathan Levine, Brenda and<br />
Meyer Levine, Diane and Jay Lifshen, Deborah and Steven Mack,<br />
Beverly and Jerome Marcus, Francine and Jerold Michaelson, Marilyn<br />
and Harrell Pailet, Deborah and Marc Perlstein, Carol and Harold Pinker,<br />
Myra and Stuart Prescott, Gloria and Kenneth Price, Janine and Charles<br />
Pulman, Evelyn and Andrew Rosemore, Hanne and Arthur Sagalowsky,<br />
Patricia and James Samuels, Vivian and Richard Schaar, Naomi and<br />
Melvin Schwartz, Ricki and Gabriel Shapiro, Marianne and Gerald<br />
Shiller, Elena and Jerome Small, Cherie and Neal Small, Gail and Mark<br />
Stolovitsky, Susan and David Taplin, Gail and Harvey Weiner, Jamie<br />
and Carl Weisbrod, Bonnie and Jeffrey Whitman, Susan and Steven<br />
Wilkofsky, Ann and Melvin Wolovits, Vera and Norman Zable, Paula<br />
and Henry Zeitman<br />
<strong>May</strong> Anniversaries – 50+ Years<br />
Pearl and Harold Pink, Connie and David Schepps<br />
<strong>June</strong> Anniversaries – 50+ Years<br />
Carol and Harry Breitbarth, Frances and Frank Cytron, Sandra and<br />
Charles Gelfand, Frieda and Max Glauben, Barbara and Jerome Goldis,<br />
Carole Ann and Jay Hoppenstein, Paula and Irwin Kerber, Tanya and<br />
Melvin Meyers, Cyvia and Marvin Noble, Idella and Bernard Partegas,<br />
Zona and Barry Pidgeon, Maxine and Martin Pomerantz, Shirlee and<br />
Robert Rivin, Essie and Reuben Rosenbloom, Sue and Samuel Sayah,<br />
Edith and Paul Singer, Phyllis and Joseph Somer, Elaine and Donald<br />
Stahl, Gisela and Irwin Swento, Lynne and Mark Warshauer, Joan and<br />
Sheldon Weinstein, Jean and Stanley Zainfeld
CONTRIBUTIONS<br />
January 18 - March 14, <strong>2012</strong><br />
<strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
is pleased to announce<br />
the establishment of the<br />
Lois Stillman Mexic Young<br />
Professionals Outreach Fund,<br />
generously designated by<br />
William Mexic in memory of<br />
Lois Stillman Mexic, z”l. <strong>May</strong><br />
her memory be for a blessing.<br />
Rabbi Gershon Discretionary Fund<br />
<strong>Israel</strong> Bomb Shelter<br />
Mitchell Barnett and Miriam Lewis Barnett<br />
In Appreciation Of <strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
Melvyn and Elaine Lerman<br />
In Appreciation Of Rabbi William<br />
Phyllis Kaplan and Family<br />
In Honor Of Cherie Weiss<br />
Leonard and Linda Comess<br />
In Honor Of Donna and Herb Weitzman<br />
Marsha Levine<br />
Alan Brodsky<br />
Loren and Andrea Weinstein<br />
In Memory Of Anatol Borejdo<br />
Jane M. Leader<br />
In Memory Of Ann Spolter<br />
Michael and Barbara Pactor<br />
In Memory Of Anna Golman Weinstein<br />
Alan and Cindy Golman<br />
In Memory Of Barbara Levine<br />
Leonard and Linda Comess<br />
In Memory Of Bert Altman<br />
Marsha Levine<br />
In Memory Of Bruce Bloom<br />
Bernard and Naomi Bloom<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Leonard and Linda Comess<br />
In Memory Of Stacey Roback<br />
Marsha Levine<br />
In Memory Of Edith Kraines<br />
Howard and Patricia Kraines<br />
In Memory Of Edwin S. Kahn<br />
Michael and Mindi Kahn<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
Michael and Barbara Pactor<br />
In Memory Of Estelle Gartner<br />
Jay Gartner<br />
In Memory Of Gertrude Turner Reisberg<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Alan Brodsky<br />
Jim, Lee Ann and Allyson Roseman<br />
Vivian Polka<br />
Marsha Levine<br />
In Memory Of Johanna Finkelson<br />
Norbert and Marlene Sobek<br />
In Memory Of Louis Robin<br />
Norman and Fern Bruckner<br />
In Memory Of Louis Zack<br />
Ruth Zack<br />
In Memory Of Michael Jay Ballas<br />
Freda Ballas<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Paul and Suzanne Chafetz<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Judy Barton<br />
Steven and Leslie Peskind<br />
In Memory Of Nancy Barnett<br />
Charles and Sharon Levin<br />
In Memory Of Reuben I. Wolfson<br />
Rebecca W. Bruder<br />
In Memory Of Rita Barshop<br />
Lita Marishak<br />
In Memory Of Rose Rosenzweig<br />
Alan and Cindy Golman<br />
In Memory Of Sara Siegel Pactor<br />
Michael and Barbara Pactor<br />
In Memory Of Sol Lerman<br />
Melvyn Lerman<br />
In Memory Of Stanley Cohen<br />
Lawrence and Dale Cohen<br />
Lawrence Cohen<br />
In Memory Of Thelma Reiss Gerson<br />
Jeffrey and Bonnie Whitman<br />
Rabbi Glickman Discretionary Fund<br />
In Appreciation Of Rabbi David Glickman<br />
Dianna and Michael Levy<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
Paul and Barbara Mohl<br />
Nancy C. Parker<br />
Donald and Lea Robinson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Rosen<br />
Belindy and Jeffrey Sarembock<br />
Dale and Jackie Danilewitz<br />
In Honor Of Adam Kaner<br />
Gary and Janet Kaner<br />
In Honor Of Eula Fischl<br />
Ann Gallant<br />
In Honor Of Marlene and Norb Sobek<br />
James and Julie Burns<br />
In Honor Of Rabbi David Glickman<br />
Shannon and Michael Hoffman<br />
Martin Karnett<br />
In Memory Of Annie Kupferberg Turner<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of Annie W. Stone<br />
Ann Kahn<br />
In Memory Of Bernard Kleinman<br />
Bruce, Rima, Charles, Jon, Erica and Scott Harris<br />
In Memory Of Cyril Spiro<br />
Stephen Spiro<br />
In Memory Of Dana Elizabeth Whitman<br />
Jeffrey and Bonnie Whitman<br />
In Memory Of Harold Bloom<br />
Bernard and Naomi Bloom<br />
In Memory Of Marvin J. Harris<br />
Bruce, Rima, Charles, Jon, Erica and Scott Harris<br />
In Memory Of Rita Barshop<br />
Janice Sweet<br />
Speedy Recovery Of Melissa Ridzinski<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
Cantor Zhrebker Discretionary Fund<br />
In Appreciation Of Cantor Zhrebker<br />
Betty Sue Sheinberg<br />
In Honor Of Hannah Fruma Zhrebker<br />
Alan and Audree Meyer<br />
Shirley Rubin<br />
Dorothy Rogoff Gell<br />
Andrea and Larry Goldsticker<br />
Walter and Hilma Levy<br />
James and Patricia Samuels<br />
Hilary and Josh Stern<br />
Nancy and David Brickman<br />
In Memory Of Aaron L. Block Father<br />
Rebecca Greenblatt<br />
In Memory Of Ann Wiesenfeld<br />
Bernard and Naomi Bloom<br />
In Memory Of Grace Laves<br />
Bruce and Beverly Laves<br />
In Memory Of Helen Goldsticker<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> K. Lewius<br />
Carl and Sara Rudick<br />
Clara Weiss Silver<br />
In Memory Of Jeanette Elkins<br />
Michael and Ann Gallant<br />
In Memory Of Louis Rosen<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of Mike Michaelson<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of Morris M. Geifman<br />
Leonard and Linda Comess<br />
In Memory Of Nathan Rosen<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of Sam Isenstein<br />
Shelly and Joanie Weinstein<br />
In Memory Of Sara Pactor<br />
Bruce and Beverly Laves<br />
In Memory Of Vistor Evron<br />
Jack and Etty Sardas<br />
In Memory Of Wela Lewius<br />
Carl and Sara Rudick<br />
Clara Weiss Silver<br />
Abe Harari Jewish Camp Scholarship<br />
In Honor Of Zachary Epstein<br />
<strong>May</strong> Sebel<br />
In Honor Of Donna and Herb Weitzman<br />
Karen and David Weinreb<br />
In Memory Of Abe Harari<br />
Marty and Meryl Harari and Sylvia Harari<br />
Annie & Sam Rosenbloom Memorial Fnd<br />
In Memory Of Abraham Silvergold<br />
Ethel Silvergold Zale<br />
B. & R. Levy Adult Educ Fund<br />
In Memory Of Dorothy Zelazny<br />
Martin and Mimi Cohen<br />
In Memory Of Fannye Block Levy<br />
Ruth Levy Strauss and Family<br />
BDF Torah Fund<br />
In Appreciation Of Avi Mitzner<br />
Norman and Libba Sapitsky<br />
In Appreciation Of <strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
Charles and Ety Friedman<br />
In Honor Of Avi Mitzner<br />
Bill Gart<br />
In Honor Of Shirley Davidoff<br />
David and Beth Perl and Family<br />
Harold and Carol Pinker<br />
Andi and Larry Goldsticker<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
Norman and Susan Sereboff<br />
Becker/Zainfeld Cemetery Fund<br />
In Memory Of Joe Banks Beloved Father<br />
Henry and Barbara Burttschell<br />
Bernard & Rose Cerper Educ Fund<br />
In Honor Of Donna and Herb Weitzman<br />
Chaim Schnitzler<br />
In Memory Of Abner Wolgang<br />
In Memory Of Fannie Helen Cerper Angrist<br />
Stanley and Donna Fagin<br />
Bertha & Ernie Spiritas B/B Mitzvah<br />
In Memory Of Roy Aaron<br />
In Memory Of Sylvia Aaron<br />
Steven and Carol Aaron<br />
Bertha Moss Chevra Kadisha Fund<br />
In Memory Of Ada Leshin<br />
Julius and Pearlie Leshin<br />
In Memory Of Bertha Moss<br />
Sylvia Lehman<br />
Bess & Morris Cohen Fund<br />
In Memory Of Morris Cohen<br />
In Memory Of Rebecca Coleman<br />
In Memory Of Warren Bakal<br />
Ruth Bakal and Michael Cohen<br />
Building Fund Donation<br />
In Memory Of Rakhil Goldman<br />
Beryl and Rimma Goldman<br />
C Gershon <strong>Israel</strong> Scholarship Fund<br />
In Appreciation Of Rabbi William Gershon<br />
Jim and Ynette Hogue<br />
In Memory Of Roberta Greenberg<br />
Greg and Rachel Cohen<br />
Rachel Cohen<br />
Cantor Sol & Madeline Sanders Fund<br />
In Memory Of Allen Bogart<br />
Lynne Bogart<br />
In Memory Of Laib Freudenreich<br />
Irma Freudenreich<br />
In Memory Of Morris Marimow<br />
Arnold and Charis Aronson<br />
Cemetery Operating Fund<br />
In Memory Of Abraham Esquenazi<br />
Bertha Rousso<br />
In Memory Of Alberta Feldman<br />
Robert and Cynthia Feldman<br />
In Memory Of Bertha Schrott<br />
Elaine Betcher<br />
In Memory Of Celia Feinberg Harris<br />
Sigmund Harris, Jessy Harris and Ann Harris<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Colin and Randee Cope and Family<br />
In Memory Of Fannie Jacobs<br />
Byron and Janis Falk<br />
In Memory Of Frieda Black<br />
Michelle Litt<br />
In Memory Of Harry Harris<br />
Sigmund Harris, Jessy Harris and Ann Harris<br />
In Memory Of Henry Weinberger<br />
Byron and Janis Falk<br />
In Memory Of Mauricio Schonfeld<br />
Charles and Ety Friedman<br />
In Memory Of Max Mark<br />
Shirlie Frauman and Family<br />
In Memory Of Reuben I. Wolfson<br />
Michael and Linda Wolfson<br />
In Memory Of Rose Scott<br />
Joseph Prince<br />
In Memory Of Sam Marks<br />
Arnold and Nanette Marks<br />
In Memory Of Zelda Schackman<br />
Joe and Susan Schackman<br />
Claire & Joe Fellman Daily Minyan<br />
In Memory Of Harold Lipp<br />
Gaylyn and Howard Lipp<br />
In Memory Of Marion Karnett<br />
Scott and Meryl Nason<br />
College Connection Fund<br />
In Honor Of Hannah Zhrebker<br />
Lillian and Howard Hellman<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
David and Carol Meer<br />
In Memory Of Lanny Cooper<br />
Sheila, Elliott and Louie Cooper<br />
In Memory Of Martha Strauss<br />
Sheila Wilk Cooper<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Scott, Meryl, Josh and Naomi Nason<br />
Cyvia & Marvin Noble Camp Schlrshp<br />
In Honor Of Lily Miriam Mishkin Granddaughter<br />
Magie Furst and Family<br />
David B Shalom Educ Assistance Fund<br />
In Memory Of David B. Shalom<br />
In Memory Of Goldie Fannie Hillman<br />
Helene S. Shalom<br />
Family Center Fund<br />
In Honor Of Daly Samantha Hoffman<br />
Shannon and Michael Hoffman<br />
George Roffman Library Fund<br />
In Appreciation Of Joel Roffman<br />
Michelle Litt<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Jack and Eileen Scheib<br />
Goetz Torah Fund<br />
In Appreciation Of Magie Furst<br />
Berta Goetz<br />
In Memory Of Thelma Meth<br />
Maribeth Lipscomb<br />
Golman Family Fund<br />
In Memory Of Arthur Jayson<br />
Annette Jayson<br />
In Memory Of Simon Goodman, Eva Rosenthal<br />
Frances Golman<br />
Humash Fund<br />
In Memory Of Sam Davis<br />
Edward and Nancy Lowey<br />
Hy Vile Scholarship<br />
In Memory Of Leon Fine<br />
Jay and Carole Ann Hoppenstein<br />
Hymie & Jeanette Schwartz Fund<br />
In Memory Of Helen Goldsticker<br />
Peter Fonberg<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
In Memory Of Joe Pincus<br />
In Memory Of Martha Strauss<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Beverly and Charles Ginsburg<br />
Isaac Sobel Fund<br />
In Memory Of Zella Sobel<br />
Martin and Maxine Pomerantz<br />
In Memory Of Julius Scolnic<br />
Stanley and Janice Statman<br />
J. B. Wolens Memorial Art Fund<br />
In Memory Of Florence Greenhut<br />
Elaine Betcher<br />
In Memory Of Frances Schuhalter<br />
David Sigel<br />
Marvin M. Sigel<br />
Josephine Levine Fund<br />
In Memory Of Josephine Zesmer Levine<br />
Sharon Levine Ross and Family<br />
Kiddush Sponsorship<br />
In Memory Of Ann Spolter<br />
Bill and Susan Ehrlich<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
Rossi and Gary Solomon<br />
In Memory Of Sam Brenner<br />
Essie Eisner<br />
Kohn/Austein Teen Program Fund<br />
In Memory Of Albert Heydemann<br />
The Heydeman Family<br />
In Memory Of Hilda Tudor<br />
Murray and Claire Austein<br />
In Memory Of Nathan Batwin<br />
Larry and Lynne Kohn<br />
Susie and Joel Littman and Family<br />
In Memory Of Rita Fuchs<br />
Murray and Claire Austein<br />
Leap of Action<br />
In Honor Of Ann and Nate Levine<br />
13<br />
Stacy (Sam) and Hank Utay
In Memory Of Archie Goodman<br />
In Memory Of Ben Weinberg<br />
In Memory Of Kenneth Goodman<br />
In Memory Of Sidnay Smiley<br />
Ann Kahn<br />
Levi & Rebecca R Topletz Fund<br />
In Honor Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Melvin and Betty Gross<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Larry Golman<br />
Charles and Marilyn Krovetz<br />
Harold Topletz<br />
Jack Topletz<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Betty S. Gross and Family<br />
Maurice & Sophia Genecov RS Fund<br />
In Memory Of Sophia Ansel Genecov<br />
David and Lisa Genecov<br />
Jeffrey, Lisa, Adam and Becca Genecov<br />
Max & Laura Saffir Summer Camp Fund<br />
In Memory Of Laura Topletz Saffir<br />
Harold Topletz<br />
Jack Topletz<br />
Meyer & Edith Ungerman Fund<br />
In Memory Of Jennie Ida Angrist<br />
In Memory Of William Angrist<br />
Byron and Janis Falk<br />
Mitzvah Fund<br />
In Honor Of Aaron Brown and Amanda Zidell<br />
Phyllis Barg<br />
In Honor Of Mike Levine<br />
Ashley & Jeff Skibell<br />
In Memory Of Ann Spolter<br />
Sharon and Jeffrey Stern<br />
Jeffrey and Sharon Stern<br />
In Memory Of Edith Gorenstein<br />
Jeff and Sharon Stern<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
Diane and Mark Fleschler and Family<br />
In Memory Of Ethel Marcus<br />
Gregory Jacobs<br />
In Memory Of Eva Rubin<br />
B. Bender<br />
In Memory Of Granny Rose Cohen<br />
Mark and Sandra Kaman<br />
In Memory Of Harry Rubin<br />
B. Bender<br />
In Memory Of Irving Slutzky<br />
Norman and Vera Zable<br />
In Memory Of Jerome Eisner<br />
Essie Eisner<br />
In Memory Of Morris “Poppy” Black<br />
Sandy and Mark Kaman<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Anne Janco<br />
Natalie and Michael Waldman<br />
In Memory Of Mrs. Helen Goldsticker<br />
Anne Janco<br />
In Memory Of Nathan Batwin<br />
Don and Wendy Blum and Family<br />
Michael and Marsha Lev<br />
In Memory Of Nathan Batwin<br />
Diane and Mark Fleschler and Family<br />
In Memory Of Rita Barshop<br />
Harold and Carol Pinker<br />
In Memory Of Ruth Bloom<br />
Howard and Joyce Bloom<br />
In Memory Of Sarah Brenner<br />
Essie Eisner<br />
In Memory Of Sheldon Kimmelman<br />
Elaine Kimmelman and Children<br />
In Memory Of Bernyce Cohn<br />
Sheila, Jody and Aleeza Harburger<br />
Speedy Recovery Of Nancy Immerman<br />
Anne Janco<br />
Morris & Gertrude Reisberg Kiddush<br />
In Memory Of Alfred Bauman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Siegel<br />
In Memory Of Alfred William Brauman<br />
In Memory Of Gertrude Turner Reisberg<br />
In Memory Of Harry Turner<br />
In Memory Of Seymour Brauman<br />
Judy Brauman<br />
Ornish Garden Fund<br />
In Memory Of Mary Olinsky<br />
Charles and Kathi Silver<br />
Paula & Marc Wolens Sr Init. Fund<br />
In Memory Of Jay Silberman<br />
Larry and Leslie Krasner and Family<br />
In Memory Of Mildred C. Bright<br />
In Memory Of Raymond G. Kahn<br />
In Memory Of Ruby Kahn<br />
Scott Cytron<br />
14<br />
Peggy & Herb Marcus Adult Educ Fund<br />
In Honor Of Ann and Nate Levine<br />
Samuel and Irene Kogutt<br />
Perpetual Care Cemetery Fund<br />
In Appreciation Of Avi Mitzner<br />
Phyllis Kaplan and Family<br />
In Appreciation Of <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
Robert Bock<br />
In Memory Of Alberto Savariego<br />
David and Noemi Esquenazi<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Bill and Susan Ehrlich<br />
In Memory Of Esther Traub<br />
Godfrey and Brenda Traub<br />
In Memory Of Freda Beck Angrist<br />
Alan and Susan Rubin, Brent and Stu<br />
Shirley Rubin<br />
In Memory Of Irving Levitt<br />
Cynthia Alpern<br />
In Memory Of Lotte Ruth Gundelfinger<br />
In Memory Of Meyer Traub<br />
Godfrey and Brenda Traub<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Anita Bayer<br />
Michael and Marsha Lev<br />
In Memory Of Pearl Hoffman<br />
Marvin and Shirley Hoffman<br />
Prayer Book Fund<br />
In Honor Of Donna and Herb Weitzman<br />
James and Ynette Hogue<br />
In Memory Of Abe Meyer<br />
Alan and Audree Meyer<br />
In Memory Of Barbara Levine<br />
Allen, Becca, Matthew and Elizabeth Bodzy<br />
In Memory Of Barney Summers<br />
Loren and Andrea Weinstein<br />
In Memory Of Dorothy Zelazny<br />
Janice and Richard Pullman<br />
In Memory Of Alfred W. Brauman<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Roland and Gail Mizrahi<br />
In Memory Of Gladys Topletz Levin<br />
Harold Topletz<br />
Jack Topletz<br />
In Memory Of Harriet M. Michaelson<br />
Paul and Tricia Michaelson<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Loren and Andrea Weinstein<br />
In Memory Of Margie Epstein Gould<br />
In Memory Of Rebecca Topletz<br />
Harold Topletz<br />
Jack Topletz<br />
In Memory Of Richard H. Nathan<br />
Naoma Smith<br />
In Memory Of Thomas Sankary<br />
Allen, Becca, Matthew and Elizabeth Bodzy<br />
Program Donations<br />
In Memory Of Ann Spolter<br />
In Memory Of Barbara Levine<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
In Memory Of Helen Goldsticker<br />
In Memory Of Jack Rosenstein<br />
In Memory Of Lesley Kawalski<br />
In Memory Of Martha Strauss<br />
Roland and Gail Mizrahi<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Mark and Diane Fleschler and Family<br />
Roland and Gail Mizrahi<br />
In Memory Of Nathan Batwin<br />
Roland and Gail Mizrahi<br />
In Memory Of Sylvia Honig<br />
Ronald and Miriam Honig<br />
Speedy Recovery Of Ken Blatt<br />
Roland and Gail Mizrahi<br />
R Herskowitz USY Mem Scholar Fund<br />
In Memory Of Milton Bach<br />
Scott, Meryl, Josh and Naomi Nason<br />
S. J. Rubenstein Fund<br />
In Memory Of Arnie Sweet<br />
In Memory Of Barbara Levine<br />
Jo Ann Rosenberg<br />
In Memory Of Isadore Robinowitz<br />
Stanley and Mona Rubenstein<br />
Sadie & Phil Blatt Fund<br />
In Memory Of Alan Blatt<br />
Rowan Blatt<br />
In Memory Of Anna Leach<br />
Ron and Debbie Greene<br />
In Memory Of Arie Magram<br />
Sala Fleschler<br />
In Memory Of Molly Blatt<br />
Rowan Blatt<br />
Shabbat Announcement<br />
In Memory Of Alfred Romberg<br />
Furst and Romberg Families<br />
In Memory Of Bennie Rosenbloom<br />
Lawrence and Natalie Rosenbloom<br />
In Memory Of Berthold and Louise Furst<br />
Magie Furst and Family<br />
In Memory Of Cantor Sol Sanders<br />
Madeline Sanders<br />
In Memory Of Emma Fox<br />
David and Connie Schepps<br />
In Memory Of Eunice Richter Aronson<br />
Al and Wendy Brien<br />
In Memory Of Faiga Magram<br />
Lauren Fleschler, Michelle and Doug Berger<br />
Diane and Mark Fleschler, Sala Fleschler,<br />
Jonathon Fleschler<br />
In Memory Of Irvin Yonack<br />
Bob and Judy Yonack<br />
In Memory Of Irwin Helfand<br />
Marcy Helfand and Pauline Helfand<br />
In Memory Of Jack Solomon<br />
Carl and Elaine Solomon<br />
In Memory Of James Gerber<br />
Toby Gerber Family<br />
In Memory Of Jerome Kaplan<br />
Phyllis Kaplan and Family<br />
In Memory Of Max Biderman<br />
Helen, Ann, & Stanley Biderman, Linda Hoffer<br />
& Family<br />
In Memory Of Merle Ellman<br />
Brian Ellman and Family<br />
In Memory Of Nathan I. Wunsch<br />
Helen Wunsch<br />
Alan and Karen Katz<br />
In Memory Of Raphael Leon Sardas<br />
Jacques and Esther Sardas<br />
In Memory Of Roza Avram<br />
Magie Furst<br />
In Memory Of Sadie Peskind<br />
Stanley Peskind<br />
In Memory Of Stuart H. Gerber<br />
Toby Gerber Family<br />
In Memory Of Tamara Zeitman<br />
Henry Zeitman<br />
In Memory Of Zalman Magram,<br />
Lauren Fleschler, Michelle and Doug Berger<br />
Diane and Mark Fleschler, Sala Fleschler,<br />
Jonathan Fleschler,<br />
SISterhood Conservative Jewish Camp<br />
In Honor Of Fred Nathan<br />
Rossi and Gary Solomon<br />
In Honor Of Hannah Fruma Zhrebker<br />
Hannah and Harlan Pollock<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Michael and Marsha Lev<br />
Martin and Maxine Pomerantz<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
Michael and Marsha Lev<br />
Lee and Lee Veeder<br />
In Memory Of Ethel Marcus<br />
Michael and Marsha Lev<br />
In Memory Of Evelyn Wiss Lev<br />
Michael and Marsha Lev<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Michael and Marsha Lev<br />
In Memory Of Marvin Veeder<br />
Lee and Lee Veeder<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Shirley Greenfield<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Martin and Maxine Pomerantz<br />
In Memory Of Raphael Leon Sardas<br />
Jacques and Esther Sardas<br />
Small/Waldman/Cohen Music Program<br />
Speedy Recovery Of Nicole Small<br />
Hilary and Josh Stern<br />
In Honor Of Lillian Beck<br />
Howard and Carol Gene Cohen<br />
Steve and Jackie Waldman<br />
In Memory Of Cliff Weinstein<br />
Howard and Carol Gene Cohen<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
Howard and Carol Gene Cohen<br />
In Memory Of Fillis Frank<br />
Howard and Carol Gene Cohen<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Steve and Jackie Waldman<br />
Michael and Natalie Waldman<br />
In Memory Of Rita Barshop<br />
Howard and Carol Gene Cohen<br />
In Memory Of Ruth Brown Smith<br />
Steve and Jackie Waldman<br />
Synagogue Fund<br />
In Honor of <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
Frances Kirzner<br />
In Memory Of Nathan Wunsch<br />
Lee Wunsch<br />
In Honor Of Aaron Brown and Amanda Zidell<br />
Candy and Ike Brown<br />
In Honor Of Adam Kaner<br />
Gary and Janet Kaner<br />
In Honor Of Donna and Herb Weitzman<br />
Michael and Elizabeth Solka<br />
In Honor Of Hymen Tolmas<br />
Charles and Anita Marcus<br />
In Honor Of Gordon Goldstein<br />
Barbara Konig<br />
In Honor Of Hannah Fruma Zhrebker<br />
William L. and Helen Sutker<br />
Kim West<br />
In Honor of Donna and Herb Weitzman Wedding<br />
Harold Rosen<br />
In Memory Of Abraham Esquenazi<br />
Moises Esquenazi<br />
In Memory Of Alex Eisenberg<br />
Jack Eisenberg<br />
In Memory Of Ann Loeb Sikora<br />
Frank and Betty Bouchett<br />
In Memory Of Ann Spolter<br />
Jeff and Anita Bayer<br />
Alan and Arlene Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Anna Weinstein<br />
Shelly, Joanie Weinstein and Family<br />
In Memory Of Barbara Levine<br />
Bruce and Beverly Laves<br />
Chuck and Sharon Levin<br />
Alan and Arlene Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Bernard Rosenblatt<br />
Barbara and Randall Rosenblatt<br />
In Memory Of Bill Fusske<br />
Bob and Shirlee Rivin<br />
In Memory Of Brenda Schoenbrun<br />
Phillip Schneider<br />
In Memory Of Nancy and Carl Barnett<br />
Marvin and Shirley Hoffman<br />
Martin and Maxine Pomerantz<br />
In Memory Of Clarisse Bitran<br />
Jack and Etty Sardas<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Suzie and Howard Hacker<br />
In Memory Of David Sikora<br />
Frank and Betty Bouchett<br />
In Memory Of Dora Brezner<br />
Rasya A. Volina<br />
In Memory Of Arthur Jayson<br />
Audrey Jayson<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Harlan and Hannah Pollock<br />
Michael and Nicole Roy<br />
Paula and Henry Zeitman<br />
In Memory Of Edith Berkman Churney<br />
Keith and Sherri Alter<br />
In Memory Of Edith Churney<br />
Cheryl Weiner<br />
Debbie Zeligson<br />
In Memory Of Eleanor Schwarz<br />
Bruce and Beverly Laves<br />
Harlan and Hannah Pollock<br />
Alan and Arlene Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Esthers Summers<br />
Mark Summers<br />
In Memory Of Eva Toby Eisenberg<br />
Jack Eisenberg<br />
In Memory Of Fortunee Soriano<br />
Hylton and Veronique Jonas<br />
In Memory Of Frank Bell<br />
David and Betty Jo Bell<br />
In Memory Of Claire and Joe Fellman<br />
Aamer Avrahom Razi<br />
In Memory Of George Migicovsky<br />
Phil and Myra Migicovsky<br />
In Memory Of Harry Morchower<br />
W.C. Wilkinson<br />
In Memory Of Helen Goldsticker<br />
Janet and Robert Behringer<br />
Burt and Linda Comess<br />
Allen and Rhona Greenstein<br />
Bruce and Beverly Laves<br />
Marcy and Lewis Lefko<br />
Alan and Arlene Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Ida Kleinman<br />
Harold and Ruth Kleinman<br />
In Memory Of <strong>Israel</strong> Sheinberg<br />
Bill and Sylvia Epstein<br />
Gordon and Roslyn Goldstein<br />
Joan L. Goltz<br />
Stanley M. Peskind<br />
Larry and Celia Schoenbrun<br />
Barbara Steinberg<br />
Kevin and Tracy Brand<br />
In Memory Of J. Manual Hoppenstein<br />
Jay and Carol Ann Hoppenstein<br />
In Memory Of Jack Rosenstein<br />
Theresa and Randy Hurt<br />
In Memory Of Kenneth Goodman<br />
Michael B. Goodman<br />
In Memory Of Leo Eisenberg<br />
Jack Eisenberg<br />
In Memory Of Louis Isaacs<br />
Melvin and Marilyn Isaacs<br />
In Memory Of Mae Schneider<br />
Phillip Schneider<br />
In Memory Of Martha Strauss<br />
Jane M. Leader<br />
Chuck and Sharon Levin<br />
Alan, Arlene, Adam and Marla Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Matvey Lapatukhin<br />
Inna Long<br />
In Memory Of Milton M. Ellish<br />
Frances and Arnold Leanse<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Janet and Robert Behringer<br />
Mountain City Book Club<br />
Robert and Cynthia Feldman<br />
Allen and Rhona Greenstein<br />
Bruce and Beverly Laves<br />
The Laves, The Durbins and The Wolfs
Marcy and Lewis Lefko<br />
Joel, Susan, Hillary and Carly Litman<br />
Irene and Buddy Raden<br />
Alan and Arlene Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Howard and Janie Dreyer<br />
In Memory Of Nancy Barnett<br />
Bill and Susan Ehrlich<br />
Dina and Edi Eliezer<br />
Sandy and Mark Kaman<br />
Marcy and Lewis Lefko<br />
Jeanette Augusta Rashti<br />
Stacy (Sam) and Hank Utay<br />
Kim West<br />
In Memory Of Nathan Batwin<br />
Marcy and Lewis Lefko<br />
Mountain City Book Club<br />
Buddy and Irene Raden<br />
Amy Reichstein, Becca Snyder and Sydney Kivel<br />
Alan, Arlene, Marla and Adam Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Osnat “Ginger” Kanner Finfer<br />
AMDOCS<br />
In Memory Of Rita Barshop<br />
Michael and Linda Kashar, Mark and<br />
Jennifer Kashar<br />
Harlan and Hannah Pollock<br />
In Memory Of Rita Simon<br />
Alex Jonas<br />
In Memory Of Roza Volina<br />
Rasya A. Volina<br />
In Memory Of Sara Trattner Levy<br />
Elaine Lachman<br />
In Memory Of William Leon Summers<br />
Mark Summers<br />
Speedy Recovery Of Howard Ranen<br />
Bruce and Beverly Laves<br />
Speedy Recovery Of Nancy Immerman<br />
Janet and Robert Behringer<br />
Young Professionals Donations<br />
In Loving Memory Of Zella Sobel<br />
Jeffrey and Janet Beck<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Charles and Sharon Levin<br />
In Honor of <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong> Young Professionals<br />
Lori and Joel Alhadef<br />
Youth Fund<br />
In Memory Of Ethel Marcus<br />
Mark and Diane Fleschler and Family<br />
In Memory Of Henry Kirzner<br />
Walter and Hilma Levy<br />
In Memory Of Katie Rosen<br />
Stuart and Barbara Aaron and Family<br />
Tillie Harmel Camp Ramah/CSI Senior<br />
In Memory Of Albert Kanner<br />
Dorothy Abrams<br />
In Memory Of Herman Abrams<br />
Dorothy Abrams<br />
In Memory Of Joseph Shapiro<br />
Sadie Davidoff<br />
In Memory Of Louis Meyers, Al Meyers<br />
Mel and Tanya Meyers<br />
In Memory Of Melanie Davidoff<br />
Sadie Davidoff<br />
In Memory Of Mollie Shapiro<br />
Sadie Davidoff<br />
In Memory Of Rose Shapiro Katzeff<br />
Sadie Davidoff<br />
Topletz Maintenance Fund<br />
In Memory Of Harvey Gould<br />
Harold Topletz<br />
Weitzman Family Religious School<br />
In Honor Of Donna and Herb Weitzman<br />
Ike and Candy Brown<br />
Mark and Cheryl Brickman<br />
Stuart and Barbara Aaron and Family<br />
David and Fran Eisenberg<br />
Miriam and Bobby Friedman<br />
Lynn Smith<br />
Shelley and Gary Solka<br />
In Honor Of Shirley Davidoff<br />
Stefani and Gary Eisenstat<br />
In Memory Of Ann Spolter<br />
Stuart and Reena Arnold<br />
In Memory Of Barbara Levine<br />
Stuart and Reena Arnold<br />
The Selinger Family<br />
In Memory Of Carl and Nancy Barnett<br />
Sally B. Wolfish<br />
In Memory Of Shlomo Friedman<br />
Diana and Brad Behringer<br />
Marilyn R. Goldman<br />
Richard and Vivian Schaar<br />
In Memory Of Helen Goldstick<br />
Stuart and Reena Arnold<br />
In Memory Of Jack Rosenstein<br />
Nancy and David Brickman<br />
Melanie Finkelstein<br />
Alan and Arlene Sandgarten<br />
In Memory Of Jack Rosenstein<br />
Jill and Alan Bach<br />
In Memory Of Morris Black<br />
Colin and Randee Cope<br />
Sally B. Wolfish<br />
In Memory Of Regina Praw Aunt<br />
Belle Seals<br />
In Memory Of Sara Hoffman<br />
Bess Hoffman<br />
In Memory Of Sylvia Leanse<br />
Arnold Leanse<br />
William & Sarah Soltes Fund<br />
In Memory Of Barbara Levine<br />
Gregory Jacobs<br />
In Memory Of Rita Barshop<br />
Gregory Jacobs<br />
A special Mazel Tov to<br />
<strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong>,<br />
recipient of a monetary<br />
grant received on February<br />
16, <strong>2012</strong>, from the Sylvan<br />
T. Baer Foundation which<br />
is administered by the<br />
Dallas Jewish Community<br />
Foundation.<br />
As part of the annual<br />
distribution of funds to “needy<br />
and deserving individuals,”<br />
the <strong>Congregation</strong> was invited<br />
to submit an application, and<br />
has received this grant as a<br />
recommendation from the<br />
Trustee of the Sylvan T. Baer<br />
Foundation.<br />
<strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
is proud to partner with the<br />
Dallas Jewish Community Foundation<br />
in the<br />
Create A Jewish Legacy initiative.<br />
We would like to thank our Legacy<br />
givers and congratulate them<br />
on their vision in helping<br />
sustain our synagogue<br />
for future generations.<br />
For additional information, contact<br />
Jack Jacobsen at 214.740.8553<br />
or jjacobsen@lockelord.com.<br />
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changes to The Shofar, <strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong>, 9401 Douglas Avenue, Dallas,<br />
Texas 75225<br />
9401 Douglas Avenue<br />
Dallas, Texas 75225<br />
Phone: 214.361.6606<br />
Fax: 214.361.7524<br />
Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism<br />
<strong>Congregation</strong> <strong>Shearith</strong> <strong>Israel</strong><br />
9401 Douglas Avenue - Dallas, Texas 75225<br />
Synagogue Office.............................................................214.361.6606<br />
Synagogue FAX ..............................................................214.361.7524<br />
Synagogue e-mail........................................................csi@shearith.org<br />
Membership Inquiries.......................................................214.939.7310<br />
Website............................................................................shearith.org<br />
Beit Aryeh at Ann and Nate Levine Academy<br />
18011 Hillcrest Road - Dallas, Texas 75252.........................972.248.3032<br />
Rabbi, William G. Gershon, The Feldman Family Senior Rabbinic Chair<br />
Rabbi, David M. Glickman<br />
Rabbi Emeritus, Jordan S. Ofseyer<br />
Hazzan, Itzhak Zhrebker<br />
Ritual/Cemetery Director, Avi Mitzner<br />
Chief Operating Officer, Kim West<br />
Education Director, Dina Eliezer<br />
School Administrator, Leah Singleton<br />
Family Center Director, Suzanne Minc<br />
Program Director, Mona Allen<br />
Membership Coordinator, Robin Littrell<br />
Communications, Bob Johnson<br />
<strong>Congregation</strong> President, Sharon Levin<br />
SISterhood President, Susan Ehrlich<br />
Brotherhood President, Dr. Jonathan Bard<br />
USY President, Yoni Gershon