July ChaiLights Newsletter 2011.pub - Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim

C h a i L i g h t s 

July Worship Schedule 

BABYSITTING BEGINS 15 MINUTES 

BEFORE SHABBAT EVENING SERVICES 

Shabbat Services: 

1st & 2nd 

Shabbat Chukat 

Friday: Congregational Dinner 5:45 pm 

Family Shabbat Service 7 pm 

Saturday: Shabbat Service 10 am 

8th & 9th 

Shabbat Balak 

Friday: Shabbat Serv ice 8 pm 

Sharing Shabbat at KKBE 

Saturday : Shabbat Service 9:30 am 

Sharing Shabbat at Synagogue Emanu-El 

No Service at KKBE 

15th & 16th 

Shabbat Pinchas 



22nd & 23rd 

Shabbat Matot 


Celebrating Birthdays & Anniversaries 


29th & 30th 

Shabbat Mas'ei 



Our Mission Statement 

The mission of Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim 

shall be to serve the religious needs of 

families and individuals through programs 

of lifelong Jewish education (Torah), 

inclusive communal worship and ritual 

(Avodah), and the ongoing quest for 

greater justice, peace and acts of 

loving-kindness (Gemilut Chasadim). 

Index of Articles 

Rabbi ………………………..…….....Pg 1 

Temple President …………........…..Pg 3 

Temple Educator…………..….….…Pg 4 

Ex ecutive Director………...…….…..Pg 5 

Sisterhood………………………..…..Pg 6 

Brotherhood…………………..…..….Pg 6 

VP of Administration………….……..Pg 7 

VP of Programs…………….….…….Pg 8 

Volume 13 Number 7 — Sivan ~ Tamuz 5771 — July 2011 

Betw een Camp Coleman (in Cleveland, GA) and Kutz Camp (in 

Warw ick, NY), KKBE is sending over 20 of our kids to URJ camps this 

summer. Our numbers at Coleman alone put us at #4 on their 

enrollment list– a remarkable achievement in a region that includes 

mega-congregations in Atlanta and Florida! How indebted we are to the 

Julie, Danielle and Stephen Ziff Youth Education Fund; the Bess Rosen 

and Paul Rosen Camp Fund; and the Sisterhood for enabling us to 

assist our families in providing this incredible experience for a growing 

number of our children and teens. 

Now if only our adults could take advantage of all that camp has to offer 

– time away from home, in a unique URJ environment, where we can pay particular attention to 

nourishing our souls and energizing our spirits. Yet such opportunities do exist. Please 

consider one of tw o wonderful upcoming chances to experience and enjoy the best a Jewish 

camping experience can offer: 

1: Family Camp at Camp Coleman, Labor Day Weekend 2011 

Rabbi Ellen Nemhauser, of Camp Coleman’s programming team, shares the following: “Family 

Camp, on Labor Day Weekend at Coleman, is a beautiful time of the year in the North Georgia 

Mountains. The food is great (no really—it's superb—ask those who have come up for this 

special weekend). The overall ambience is one of relax ation and camaraderie. Almost all the 

activ ity centers at camp are open and it's a treat to be there with the families who participate. 

We provide a great getaway for all ages. My 5 year old son, Carmi, learned to kayak last year; 

Wildlife Wonders came and regaled us with stories and liv e demonstrations involv ing all sorts; 

we created real art and vibrant tie-died garments to bring home; enjoyed a spirited evening of 

family fun with playwright and director, Mira Hirsch; and the experience of Shabbat in the 

Woods for 24 hours was delightful.” 

For kids (or parents) who may be a bit nervous about a first-time camping experience, this 

prov ides the perfect opportunity for them to get to know the camp Director, Assistant Directors 

and facilities—and for kids who already can’t wait to go back to camp, what a wonderful chance 

to that which means so much to them with their families. For more information, including 

registration forms, please see http://coleman.urjcamps.org/yearround/familycamp/. 

2: If you prefer to trade in a cabin for a hotel room, then I hope to see you at 

the 71 st URJ Biennial outside Washington, D.C., December 14-18, 2011: 

A URJ Biennial is truly something every Reform Jew should experience at least once in his/her 

lifetime; and many of those who have, often become hooked. Reasons abound, but my 

fav orites include: the chance to pray and sing with 3,000 or so fellow worshippers; countless 

learning sessions with topnotch scholars and daily concerts with outstanding musicians; some 

of the best Judaica shopping around; and, as one attendee described, “a wonderful way to 

remove yourself from the day to day life of volunteering for a Temple and remember why it is 

that y ou do what you do.” Plus, this year’s Biennial provides the unique opportunity to meet and 

hear from our new URJ President, Rabbi Rick Jacobs, at a time of great opportunity, challenge 

and reflection within the Reform Mov ement. For more information, see http://urj.org/biennial/. 

With all best w ishes – 

L’shalom, 

Rabbi Stephanie M. Alexander 

KKBE 90 Ha s ell St reet , Ch a rl est o n , S C 29 4 0 1 T el . ( 8 43 ) 7 2 3 -1 0 9 0 Fa x: ( 8 43 ) 7 2 3 -0 5 3 7 w w w .kk b e.o rg

Rabbi 

Stephanie M. Alexander 

rabbia@kkbe.org 

Rabbi Emeritus 

Anthony D. Holz 

adholz@kkbe.org 

Temple Educator 

Amy I. W. Horner, MA 

ahorner@kkbe.org 

Executive Director 

Floy Wor k 

floy@kkbe.org 

Executive Assistant 

Tamar BenArdout 

tamar@kkbe.org 

Bookkeeper 

Elizabeth Mar kley 

emarkley@kkbe.org 

Receptionist 

Natalie Hernandez 

nhernandez@kkbe.org 

Communications & Program 

Coordinator 

Brenda Braye 

bbraye@kkbe.org 

Music Director 

Heidi Kunitz-Levy 

B’nei Mitzvah Coordinator 

Shula Holtz 

Youth Advisor 

Robin Shul er 

Officers 

David Jaffee Pr esident 

Anita R osenberg VP—Admi nistration 

Mark Adelson VP—Financ e 

Frieda Bernstei n VP—Programmi ng 

Patricia Sykes VP—Fundraising 

Kenneth Chavin Secretar y 

Benjamin Glass Financial Secretary 

William Olas ov Pas t President 

Edwin Pearlstine President Emeritus 

Tim Carle 

Shula Holtz 

Paul Levy 

Larry Libater 

Rachel Morley 

Trustees 

Robert New 

LuAnn R osenz weig 

Leslie Arc her 

Patricia Votava 

Ex Officio 

Nadine Chavin 

Naomi Gorstei n 

Sisterhood C o-Presidents 

Gregory Wensman 

Brotherhood President 

Michelle Rovner 

Religious School Chair 

Bereavement 

Building & Gr ounds 

Caring 

Cemeter y 

Chavurot 

East Cooper 

Endowment 

Finance 

Fundraising 

Heritage 

Insurance 

Leadershi p Devel opment 

Library 

Lifelong Learning 

Membership 

Nominating 

Oneg & H onors 

Programs 

Personnel 

Pulpit 

Religious School 

Ritual 

Social Ac tion 

Tourism / Docents 

Youth 

Committee Chairs 

Dunlap Silver 

Steve Ziff 

Judith Green 

Herb Goldberg 

Morton Ellison 

Paul Levy 

Lynda Sc hwartz 

Sarah Blum 

Billy Olas ov 

Mark Adelson 

Patricia Rones Sykes 

Andy Slotin 

Anita R osenberg 

Marty J ac kson 

Cynthia Solomon 

Marlene Williamon 

Margaret Seres 

Roz Price 

Tim Carle 

Paul Levy 

Billy Olas ov 

Judy & Tim Carle 

Frieda Bernstei n 

David Jaffee 

David Jaffee 

Michelle Rovner 

Art Richek 

Cynthia Ava 

LuAnn R osenz weig 

Linda Bergman 

Ben Glass 

Tot Shabbat will be on 

Vacation in July & August 

and will resume on 

September 10th 

Celebrating 

Birthdays & 

Anniversaries 

Friday, July 22nd 

Join us for this monthly 

celebration of our members’ 

birthdays and anniversaries. 

The Deadline for 

ChaiLights 

Submissions is 

the 5th of 

Each Month 

Due to postal regulations 

we are now limited to 

20 pages per issue. 

Volume 13 Issue 7 

Published monthly by: 

Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim 

90 Hasell Street • Charleston, SC 

29401 

843-723-1090 Phone 

843-723-0537 Fax 

www.kkbe.org 

office@kkbe.org 

© Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim - 2011 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

President’s Message 

Dear Congregants, 

You w on’t be reading this until July, but I am w riting it on May 16th, the day after Mitzv ah Day. I 

hav e participated in them before, but I am alw ays amazed by the number of our congregants who 

show up ready, willing and eager to help. Yesterday was no exception. The day started with an 

assembly of all of our Religious School students and teachers, along with v olunteers ready to 

begin their w ork. 

Ev ery Sunday, there is a brief service for our students. Rabbi Alexander conducted this one and it 

w as v ery sw eet and inspiring. She sang and played guitar and engaged the congregation in 

communal w orship. Joel Crook also play ed guitar and sang an original song that reinforced the 

theme of the day. Cynthia Av a, w ho began our Social Action Committee, deliv ered an inspirational 

message. 

Some of the children were dismissed w ith their teachers to the classroom w here they worked on projects for Mitzvah Day . Other 

students w ere dismissed to their parents to go offsite to one of the agencies receiving our help. In the past, I hav e volunteered at the 

Sherman House, Crisis Ministries Family Shelter, and the Neighborhood House. This year Dolly , Caroline & I remained at KKBE to 

assist there. I started in one of the storerooms w here Ira Rosenberg, Caroline & I were guided by Shanna Middleton, one of our 

facilities managers. We re-organized the room, restocked shelv es and cleared a lot of space. It really didn’t seem like w ork. We 

enjoy ed being together and it felt good to accomplish this mundane but important task. We finished early. 

Ira, Caroline & I then went to help Dolly & Anita w ho w ere cleaning out and reorganizing the pray er book storage closets. Once 

again, this w as a fairly simple but important task. We found enough Union Pray er Books to fill tw o box es. We had already donated 

sev eral hundred to Temple Mickv e Israel in Sav annah last y ear as we no longer use them. We w ill be sending the rest to them as 

w ell. We also remov ed hundreds of Gates of Prayer (Blue) which we don’t use and will be finding suitable recipients for them. We 

organized a large number of copies of Gates of Pray er (Gray ) which we use in East Cooper and other services. There are copies of 

all siddurim in our library and Rabbi Alexander has retained enough copies of each to conduct study sessions in the future. 

We w ent through each book indiv idually and remov ed ones w ith dedication pages involv ing congregants so those books could be 

offered to those families. A few w ent to our museum. Our incredible librarian, Marlene Williamon, insisted that all damaged books be 

giv en to her for repair before they w ere offered to any body . She repaired a number of them before w e could ev en finish packing 

them. 

So, w hat is the bottom line Unlike prev ious y ears, w hen I w ent to facilities that w ere so grateful for our presence, our labor and our 

spirit, this year I did the mundane. It felt great. In some small way, our little group made our congregational home a little neater, a 

little more organized and a little more cost-effectiv e (we are unpaid labor). We really enjoyed w orking together and welcoming the 

others back from their off-site v isits. In the midst of this, tourists continued to v isit Chosen Treasures and the sanctuary . I w as asked 

by one of them w hat all of the commotion w as about. I took great pride by responding that they w ere w itnessing the best of 

congregational life. They w ere seeing the best of KKBE. All of us w ere working together for good causes, large or small. It is w hat 

w e do. 

Shalom, 

David H. Jaffee 

KKBE President 

Blue Book Alert! 

‘ Compliments Of ’ Choices: $118 

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In Appreciation Of 

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Triple Chai for listing your name -- only $54 

If y ou have questions please contact; 

Leslie Archer lesliekaneArcher@aol.com or 614.4425 

or Ira Rosenberg irarose@comcast.net 

We would love to talk with you! 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Religious School Updates 

Amy I. W. Horner, M.A., Temple Educator 

School is out, and summer is in full swing. In Charleston, even those who aren’t on 

vacation enjoy the longer days and the slower pace that the heat demands. 

Except for the heat of high noon, summer encourages us to spend time outdoors. We can 

enjoy blooming flowers, trips to the ocean, and freshly grown fruits and vegetables. It is a perfect 

time to try a Jewish tradition: reciting the shehecheyanu each time you taste something for the first 

time in a year or more, or see something that leaves you awestruck. You may be familiar with 

reciting the shehecheyanu on the first nights of holidays, including Chanukah. But the 

shehecheyanu can be said at other times, too, and like reciting the hamotzi before a meal, this 

tradition transforms an everyday experience into something holy. An audio recording of the 

shehecheyanu can be found on the URJ’s website: http://media.urj.org/educate/blessings/t6r4- 

shehechiyanu-chanukah.mp3. 

How else can we connect our summer fun to our Jewishness If you have school-age children, you have probably 

received reminders about maintaining the things they have learned in school during the summer. There are summer 

reading assignments for many ages, and even our youngest students are encouraged to read. The best way to maintain 

reading skills, we know, is to keep reading. The best way to maintain Hebrew reading skills... is to keep reading Hebrew. 

If your child takes Hebrew at KKBE, please don’t set aside his or her textbook now that summer is here! Keep it out, and 

ask your child to read to you occasionally. Whether or not you read Hebrew yourself, listen, and learn along with your 

child. 

Summer in Charleston is a time to refresh ourselves. We can come to services on Shabbat and explore our 

siddur (prayer book), the Mishkan T’filah. Adults as well as children will find Jewish books available at local bookstores 

and at KKBE’s library. (Please check with volunteer librarian Marlene Williamon for hours, as KKBE’s library is not open 

every day.) You will find Jewish books in the public library, too. 

When August and the Hebrew month of Elul begin, our thoughts will become more serious as we prepare 

ourselves for the High Holy Days and back-to-school. Registration forms for the 2011-2012 (5772) school year have been 

sent home electronically, and are available on our website, www.kkbe.org. I look forward to seeing our Religious School 

families on Sunday, August 21, for our annual Open House. Hebrew students and their parents have a mandatory 

meeting with their teachers that day, and all students will be able to meet their Religious School teachers. Members of our 

Brotherhood will be cooking pancakes for us, and if you’ve had their pancakes, you know you don’t want to miss their 

cooking or the chance to enjoy breakfast with friends old and new. 

I hope you have a chance to relax and renew yourself this summer! 

— Amy Horner 

Help us welcome our newest KKBE members: 

Murray Jaffe 

Hilary & John Riech 

Sarah & Hanes Swingle 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Executive Director’s Message 

Someone once told me you can’t step in the same stream twice. I think they meant that while things may appear the same 

on the surface, in truth, even the smallest of changes usually make things VERY different. I have found that to be true… 

and usually, I’m glad it is. 

In May, KKBE began transforming. We elected a new Board of Trustees. In truth, we’re still getting to know one another. 

While many of our leaders generously agreed to serve another term, there are new leaders changing the nature of our 

stream. We have stepped into new waters sparkling with opportunities to work in new ways with one another as we strive 

to accomplish KKBE’s mission--Torah, Avodah, and G'milut Chasadim. 

I am grateful beyond words for the willing spirits of our volunteer leaders. I’m thankful for the wisdom and dedication of 

leaders who have trod this path before and for the new perspectives we’ll gain from new eyes, new questions, and new 

ways of working together. Our congregation has exciting challenges before us and wonderful new chances to learn 

together, building a stronger Reform Jewish Congregation here on Hasell Street—as we have for over 260 years. We’ll 

need your help along the way--as always. 

Every one of us who work for Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim are glad to work with such dedicated, funny, hard working KKBE 

volunteer leaders—old and new alike. As our nation celebrates its independence this month, we celebrate all of YOU. 

Our nation began with volunteers and KKBE, like our nation, learns, loves and serves because of men and women who 

lend their time, talent and treasures to make KKBE the remarkable congregation that it is. 

Please… let us know how we can help you serve our historic congregation. It is our work and our pleasure to support your 

efforts. We’re counting on you to help us make KKBE all that you dream it will become. Chazak, chazak, v’nitchazek! 

L’shalom, 

Floy 

Chazak, chazak, v’nitchazek! 

Volunteer leaders and professional leaders need each other, and we have the 

pow er to draw strength from one another. Together as volunteers and professionals, 

w e can be powerful partners—leading our people to greater Jewish learning, deeper 

Jew ish meaning and better Jewish liv ing. Ev ery Jew ish leader, whether contributing 

as a volunteer or as a synagogue professional, has the power to add immeasurably 

to the strength of our people. When we w ork together, with respect, with cooperation 

and w ith purpose, we are able to fulfill the Torah’s instruction: Chazak, chazak, 

v’nitchazek—Be strong, be strong, and we will strengthen one another. 

RUSSELL SILVERMAN 

Chairman, Union of American Hebrew Congregations 

Temple Judea, Coral Gables, Florida 

2000 

Now is a good time to remind all KKBE members that High Holy Day seats are a privilege of membership. In 

order to receive tickets, you must be a member-in-good-standing. Members - in - good - standing owe no 

previous years' dues OR they have made individual arrangements with our recently elected Financial 

Secretary, Ben Glass. Ben is always eager to help. You can reach him via email at ben.glass@odnss.com or 

you can call Ben at 843.853.1300. 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

News from our Temple Sisterhood 

Hi ev eryone! Let me introduce myself. My name is Naomi Gorstein and I am the new Co- 

President of Sisterhood. I have been a member of KKBE for the past ten years, serving our 

Temple both on the Religious School Committee and as Co-Vice President of Programming 

for Sisterhood. I w ill be joining Nadine Chavin in this inspiring v enture. We are looking 

forw ard to an exciting y ear! 

As you know, Sisterhood supports our Temple's efforts to "go green". You can now pay your 

Sisterhood dues and make donations to Sisterhood on pay pal. To do this, go to our Temple 

w ebsite (www.kkbe.org) and click on affiliates and then Sisterhood. 

By joining Sisterhood y ou are supporting Women of Reform Judaism's mission to ensure the Nadine Chavin & Naomi Gorstein 

future of Reform Judaism. WRJ now represents more than 65,000 w omen in 467 affiliated 

w omen's groups in North America. For each w oman who joins our Sisterhood, $15 goes to WRJ, $1.50 supports WRJ Southeast, 

and w e make a YES Fund (y outh, education and special projects) donation of $5 for each member. Please join us in supporting this 

v aluable mission! 

For Your Calendar: 

August 6th: Paid Member Ev ent 

-paid Sisterhood members join us (and bring y our spouse or guest, $18) for "Commotion in the Caribbean", join us for 

mystery , food and fun 

Nadine Chavin 

Naomi Gorstein 

We are in the process of rev ising the constitution. It w ill be sent out electronically to be v oted on by 

the Sisterhood membership. For those w ho do not hav e email, or those w ho prefer a hard copy 

mailed to them should contact Nadine Chav in, 971-9000. 

KKBE Sisterhood Co-Presidents 

kkbewrj@gmail.com 

News from our Brotherhood 

As I write this tw o things come to me. First is to thank Sew ell Kahn, Art Richek and many others, 

w ho hav e given me all the support any one could need to make this transition so easy. Second, last 

night I had the honor to present gifts from our Brotherhood to the Confirmation Class of 5771. The 

speeches they gav e and the effort they hav e put forth ov er the past y ear, truly showed that they are 

the future for KKBE. What a outstanding group of y oung adults! 

By the time you read this the Brotherhood w ill hav e had another Riv er Dogs Outing (Play Ball!), 

I w ill have attended the National Conference of the Men of Reform Judaism, and our Programming 

Committee w ill be firming up plans for a Jew ish Comedy Mov ie Night w hich will be educational as well as v ery fun for the w hole 

family. We hope to make the mov ie a monthly ev ent! ( Who can pass up a chance at a 3 Stooges short and a Mel Brooks mov ie! 

Pass the popcorn, please!) Looking into July, w e w ill be cooking at the Fun in the Sun ev ent on the 31. Please look for these and 

sev eral other up-coming ev ents. 

I w ant to welcome, new members, Gary and Marga Neiman, to the KKBE family and I look forw ard to meeting you both! 

L'Shalom, 

Greg 

Greg Wensman 

KKBE Brotherhood President 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Vice President of Administration 

Behind the Scenes... 

Highlights of the past month. 

Committees: 

After the Spring meeting and election of the new Board, we got down to work! All committees 

have been reviewed, additional members added when needed and statements of the goals and 

purposes of each committee constructed. Committees should now have a chair, co-chair and a 

group organized to work for the stated goals. If you see a committee that peaks your interest, 

please call the chair, or me, and volunteer! We need everyone! 

Coming Street Cemetery Restoration: 

A sincere “todah rabah” to the Yaschik Foundation which awarded us a grant to begin Phase One: Mapping the Way as 

we launch the restoration of our historic cemetery. Details can be seen in the June 22 nd issue of Temple Talk. Thanks to 

our ED, Floy Work, who so carefully prepared our grant application. Another “thank you” is due to Mary Radin, Pat Votava 

and Randi Serrins who have volunteered to join me on the Coming Street Cemetery Restoration Task Force created at the 

request of Morton Ellison, Cemetery Chair. We’ll report details as we get the project underway. Just this past week, Randi 

and I have taken three groups on tours of the historic cemetery. We appreciate Rabbi Sytner of BSBI who brought his 

Women’s Study Group to the cemetery to learn its history and to see the graves of their early Shearith Israel congregation. 

Thanks to Rabbi Alexander and office staff, our busy KKBE calendar for the coming year is now as complete as any 

calendar can be! See it on-line. 

And a special Mazel-tov to Rabbi Alexander on the completion of her first year with us! 

Aren’t we the lucky ones!! 

L’shalom, 

Anita 

KKBE VP Administration 

Anita Moïse Rosenberg 

Please join us as we share Shabbat with our friends from 

Synagogue Emanu-El. 

Rabbi Rosenbaum will deliver the sermon at KKBE for the 

8:00pm Friday service July 8th, 2011 - no evening service at Emanu-El. 

Rabbi Alexander will deliver the sermon at Synagogue Emanu-El for the 9:30am Saturday 

service July 9th, 2011 - no evening service at KKBE 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

News from Our VP of Programs 

Summer Summer Summer Summer Summer 

Frieda Bernstein & Rachel Morley 

Kick off your summer and join us on 

Sunday July 10 th ….10:30am-12:30pm 

for the 

Tri-Congregational Family Fun Festival 

at Synagogue Emanu-El. 

$5.00 per person/$20 max per family/kids under 2, free. 

Jump castle, face painting, and special aquarium program. 

A chance for our Jewish Community to celebrate Summer! 

RSVP Emanu-El, 571-3264 

And 

SUNDAY, JULY 31 ST ….. NOON – 4:00PM 

KKBE's FUN IN THE SUN! 

4700 PALM BLVD, IOP 

$2.00 PER PERSON OR 

$5.00 PER FAMILY 

Join us at the Citadel Beach House Shed for an afternoon of fun and sun and food! 

Our Brotherhood is grilling their famous hot dogs and hamburgers! 

RSVP no later than July 21 st – parking passes for those who respond! 

Want to lend a hand Call or email Shoshanna Szuch. 

Frieda Bernstein KKBE Vice President Programs 

Rachel Morley KKBE Vice Chair Programming 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Introducing 

the new Family Shabbat Siddur, 

Shabbat Reflections, 

an original siddur by 

Rabbi Samuel M. Cohon and Nanci J. Freedberg. 

The selection of a new Family Worship Siddur was led by 

Rabbi Alexander and studied by our KKBE Ritual Committee. 

Come experience this delightful prayer 

book which will be used starting July 

1st for Family Shabbat services!! 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim ~ July 2011 

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 

1 

5:45pm 

Congregational 

Dinner 

7pm 

Shabbat Service 

2 

10am 

Shabbat 

Service 

3 4th of July 

Office Closed 

5 

ChaiLights 

Deadline 

6 

12 pm 

Film & Literature 

Chavurah 

7 

10am 

Staff Mtg. 

6pm Koleinu 

Rehearsal 

8 

8pm 


with Rabbis 

Alexander & 

Rosenbaum 

(KKBE 

Sanctuary) 

9 

KKBE Closed 

9:30am 

Shabbat 

Service w ith 

Rabbis 

Alex ander & 

Rosenbaum 

(Synagogue 

Emanu-El) 

10 

10:30 am 

Family Fun 

Fest 

(Synagogue 

Emanu-El) 

11 12 

7pm 

Religious 

School 

Comm. Mtg 

13 

6pm 

Sisterhood Board 

Mtg 

7pm 

Membership 

Comm. Mtg. 

7:30pm 

Michael Kogan 

Prophets of Israel 

Course (KKBE) 

14 

10am 

Staff Mtg. 

6pm 

Koleinu 

Rehearsal 

15 

8 PM 


Led by 

Shula Holtz 

16 

10am 

Shabbat 

Service led 

by 

Leslie Archer 

& 

Robin Shuler 

17 18 19 

6pm 

Board 

Meeting: 

Executive 

Com. 

7pm 

Board of 

Trustees 

20 

5:30pm 

Israel Trip Com. 

Mtg 

7:30pm 

Michael Kogan 


Course (KKBE) 

21 

10am 

Staff Mtg. 

6pm 

Koleinu 

Rehearsal 

22 

8pm 


Celebrating 

Birthdays & 

Anniversaries 

23 

10am 

Shabbat 

Service 

24 25 26 27 

7:30pm 

Michael Kogan 


Course (KKBE) 

28 Office 

Closed 

10am 

Staff Retreat 

6:30pm 

Brotherhood 

Board Mtg. 

29 

8pm 


30 

10am 

Shabbat 

Service 

31 

12pm 

Fun in the Sun 

with the Rabbi 

(Citadel 

Beach House 

Shed) 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

1 Kirstin Gros 

2 Stephanie Alex ander 

William S. Easley 

Jonathan Krell 

Andrew Slotin 

Barbara Stine 

Barbara Winslow 

3 Joseph Brams 

Morgan DeAntonio 

Alan Eysen 

Gerald Feinberg 

Julie Glass 

4 Irving Bellow 

Benjamin Glass 

6 Diana Cohen 

Joshua Glass 

Debbie Newman 

Bryan Sistino 

Harold Winslow 

7 Hannah Corinne Forman 

Max Hellman 

Heather Melton 

David Olasov 

Franne Schwarb 

8 Jack Brickman 

Krista Faurie 

Natalie Sylvia Tucker 

Nina Rose Ziff 

9 David Brown 

Zelda Bryant 

Steven Saef 

Steven Wakser 

10 Sawyer Norton 

11 Blake Ashton Barnett 

Dylan Scheer 

12 Barbara Epstein 

July Birthdays 

Naomi Gorstein 

Ellen McGeady 

Rhetta Mendelsohn 

13 Kara Christensen 

Morton Ellison 

Adam New 

Dunlap Silver 

14 Flo Breibart 

Sewell Kahn 

Elizabeth Levi 

Mary Maniscalco 

Francine Taylor 

15 Sara Breibart 

David Frederick 

Melvin Goldstein 

Paul Levy 

Brooke Rovner 

Faye Seigel 

Gary Snyder 

16 Allen Sokol 

Lois Sugarman 

17 Marcy Bolster 

Karrie Eisenman 

19 Brian Hellman 

Cynthia Kupferman 

Rabbi Robert Seigel 

20 Nicole Horst 

Rebecca Weber 

21 Eve Berlinsky 

Perri 'Jamie' Kasen 

22 Susan Cohen 

Sandy DeAntonio 

Alex Rovner 

23 Judd Adelman 

Judy Gimson 

24 William Greenhill 

Bobbie Litos 

26 Alex andra Rosen 

Carlee Rosen 

27 Matthew J. Brown 

Daniel Gros 

Amnon Levi 

28 Diane Kamen Dewhirst 

Eric Friedman 

Geoffrey Norton 

29 Gerald Finkel 

David K. Haller 

30 Alla Farber 

Matthew Kasen 

31 Jacqueline Cohn 

Randolph Friedman 

Molly Jackson 

E. William Rosen 

July 

Anniversaries 

1 Bonnie & Eric Friedman 

2 Stephanie Alex ander & Aaron Sherman 

Debarah Wallace & Peter Dubin 

Susan & Jeffrey Rieder 

3 Ellan & Emanuel Genauer 

Diane & Edward Tichi 

4 Bobbi & Sherman Cohn 

Diane & Cecil Sprung 

5 Jane & Gerald Meyerson 

Donna & Phil Spencer 

6 Lynda &Gerald Heilman 

8 Shelley & Martin Yonas 

9 Julie & Scott Glass 

10 Cynthia & Harvey Greene 

Dahlia & Jonathan Woods 

11 Binky & Alan Cohen 

12 Jane & Robert Miller 

15 Judy & Tim Carle 

16 Debbie & Joseph Sistino 

18 Rachel & Matt Brown 

Nancy & Jeff Weiner 

20 Marsha &William Greenhill 

Susan & Andrew Rothberg 

21 Judy & Guy Gimson 

23 Elaine & Barry Krell 

26 Florence & Jack Kurtz 

29 Diana & Wade Manaker 

Sara & Gilbert Snyder 

31 Nancy & Chuck Altschul 

Week of 

June 26-July 2 

Week of 

July 3-July 9 

Week of 


Week of 


Week of 


Week of 

July 31-Aug.6 

Mary F. Archambault 

Annie Gourse Baron 

Max Bellow 

Herbert Berlinsky 

George Davidson 

Pauline F. Fatman 

Meyer Jaffee 

Irving M. Karesh 

Rose Kislah 

Mary Lee Lazarus 

Sandra Miller 

Saul Ratzman 

Herbert A. Rosefield 

Virginia E. Rothbaum 

Harry Seigel 

Harriett C. Shurrager 

Helen Pinosky Stine 


Yahrzeits 

Rose Cohen Allen 

Morton Ira Banov 

Ruth P. Bluestone 

Steven Brown 

Miriam Corens 

Rebecca Dolinsky 

Rachel Emanuel 

Matilda Feldstein 

Frank Gindoff 

Rose Goldman 

Stephen Goldstein 

Simon S. Hellman 

Florence R. Hoffman 

Elizabeth Hollingsworth 

Mignonette C. Jacobs 

Theresa Levitch 

Harry Lippert 

Hy Litowitz 

Seymour Lynch 

Ann Markowitz 

N. Edgar Miles 

Morton Patla 

Rose B. Rosen 

Clara Snider 

Irving Speizman 

Cathy Wakser 

Julius H. Weil, Sr. 

Remember 

Rubin Berman 

Louis Cohen 

Samuel Cohen 

Stanley Diamond 

Carolee Fox 

Max Furchgott 

Esther Gurne 

Eleanor Loeb Halsey 

Harold Jacobs 

Carol Handel Lax 

Rosalie M. Levinson 

Samuel A. Libater 

Edmund Litos 

Adele Lustbader 

Arthur Miller 

Lillian Miller 

Margot Nassau 

Stephen Patterson 

Earl Rhea 

Ellen Robinson 

David Rubenstein 

Moe J. Rubin 

Abraham Sher 

Pauline Williams 

זכור 

Miriam Balshem 

Herbert Blum 

Edward B. Bush 

Morris Chaplin 

Jean Gabriel 

Carmel Ann Goodstein 

Melton A. Goodstein 

Lena Schein Heyman 

Adolf Meyer 

Helen Needle 

Ethel R. Norman 

Hyman Olasov 

Mary Sasser Olasov 

Jack Patla 

Siegfried Ringel 

Virginia Moise Rosefield 

Janice Rosen 

Murray Rosenblum 

Yetta Rosendorf 

Janet Rosenthal 

Jack Sher 

Ruth Silverstein 

Rose B. Sokol 

Betty Orenstein Spanier 

Pauline Greenbaum Tigler 

Caroline L. Triest 

Henry DeCastro Williams 

Jerome Alch 

Frances Bebergal 

Adeline Bergman 

Carrie Cohen 

John Roger Colman 

Lillian M. Covin 

Sophie Eysen 

Frances T. Friedman 

Minnie Wasserman Frisch 

Dora Brown Furchgott 

Fay Gabel 

Shirley Goldberg 

Leon H. Goldman 

Irving Hoffman 

John K. Hornik, Sr. 

Marc Jacobson 

Rosa Jaffe 

Blanche Belitzer Leidloff 

Peter Lindenberg 

Rosa Mansky 

Isabel N. Mantoue 

Herbert Marschank 

Ella L. Meyerson 

Henriette Pollack 

Elizabeth Portugal 

Anna Price 

Charlotte Robinson 

Louis D. Rubin, Sr. 

Max Scheman 

Julius Solomon Singer 

Theresa Sissman 

Jean Strobing 

Charles (Chick) Talis 

Anna Ullman 

Boris Weinstein 

Edith Abend 

Michael Brown Alch 

Nathan Bebergal 

Harry Bergman 

Elizabeth Cohen 

Mildred Fidler 

Nelson Fisher 

Reuben Genauer 

Irene Wouk Green 

Rosa Jaffe 

Olin Jolley 

Jack Kendal 

Jackie Kurtz 

Goldie S. Levy 

Helen Mandel 

Hyman J. Meddin 

Benjamin Olasov 

Benjamin Tad Richek 

Herman Rosen 

Hyman Rothberg 

Henriette Samuel 

Madeline R. Schall 

Libby Schindler 

Robert Schwartz 

Kathryn Shields 

Morris Sigal 

Irving Simonovitz 

Ludmila Smolar 

Fred Weinstein 

Pearl Rita Wolfson 

Jacob Wortman 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

You're Invited! 

"Prophets of Ancient Israel" 

a six-week, highly-interactive course taught by Dr. Michael S. Kogan 

Focusing on the Prophets Amos and Hosea 

Find out how they inform our moral conscience today 

three weeks each taught at KKBE and Synagogue Emanu-El 

July 13, 17, 20 at KKBE on Amos 

August 3, 10, 17 at Synagogue Emanu-El on Hosea 

7:30 pm - 8:45 pm 

Participants required to bring a Tanakh or Oxford Annotated Bible 

Registration required by July 8th. 

Limited to the first 75 registrants so sign up as soon as possible. 

www.kkbe.org to register or call 723-1090 

Dr. Michael S. Kogan is Professor of Religious Studies at Montclair 

State University in New Jersey. He is the author of “Opening the 

Covenant: A Jewish Theology of Christianity” and lives part-time in 

Charleston, South Carolina 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Todah Rabah 

To our wonderful volunteers who help us so cheerfully and very professionally! 

Cosma Mureson, Seth Rosenzweig, Frieda Bernstein, Anita Rosenberg, Shula Holtz, Mary Radin, Patricia Rones Sykes, 

Randi Serrins and Marlene Williamon 

Mazel Tov 

* to Sarah Blum on her new position as Co-Chair of the East Cooper committee with Lynda Schwartz. 

* to Sharon Spence Lieb on her profile of Magnolia Plantation and Gardens being published on Friday, June 

24 in USA TODAY Newspaper. 

* to Cindy Zimmerman for being featured in this month's edition of Charleston Home and Design Magazine. 

* to Sue & Andy Rothberg on the engagement of their daughter, Lorin Rene to Mark-Anthony Paul Lynch of 

Mt. Pleasant. 

* to Chuck Altschul for being featured in this month's edition of Charleston Home and Design Magazine and 

ABC News-4. 

* to Rob Turkewitz who helped to raise awareness and funds for the American College of the Building Arts, 

by sponsoring the Cherubini ketch, First Light, in the Charleston to Bermuda race. Rob's crew made it to 

Bermuda in 9 days, placing 2nd in the cruising class and 1st in the non-spinnaker cruising class. 

Got Photos 

The Confirmation Class of 5771 is collecting and framing a 

timeline of KKBE confirmation class photos. They ask that 

you look for photos of your confirmand's class - recent, not so 

recent and historic - and send copies of the photos to the 

Temple Office--marked to the attention of the Confirmation 

Class. As their gift to KKBE, this year's class will frame the 

photos which will then be hung in a place of honor at KKBE. 

Thanks for your help, and happy photo finding! 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

KKBE Donation Opportunities 

Your tax deductible gifts to Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim support our congregation, its facilities, and its 

members. Gifts like yours have kept our congregation vital for more than 260 years. 

Synagogue Operations 

Aaron and Teresa Brady Lectureship Fund 

Archiv es/Museum Fund 

Building Maintenance Fund 

Capital Campaign Fund 

Coming Street Cemetery Restoration Fund 

Emmi LeVasseur Fund 

Endowment Fund 

Garden Upkeep Fund 

General Fund 

Harold & Lillian Jacobs Mitzvah Membership Program 

Huguenin Av enue Cemetery Fund 

Marian Birlant Slotin Bereav ement Fund 

Mildred Bernstein Kitchen Fund 

Patla/Hirschmann Library Fund 

Sanctuary Restoration Fund 

Dedications 

Dedicated Bimah Flowers—$75 

Brick in Walkw ay of Life—$225 

Yahrzeit Plaque—$500 

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Spirituality 

Addie & Miriam Triest Floral Fund ** 

Music Fund 

Kurtzman Confirmation Award Fund 

Hellman Family Fund 

Outreach Fund 

Pray er Book Fund 

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund 

Rabbi Emeritus’ Discretionary Fund 

Rosenthall Scholarship Fund 

Sugarman Hospitality Fund 

Tarshish Lecture Fund 

Social Action 

Rabbi Anthony D. Holz Social Justice Fund 

Community Tzedakah Fund 

Youth 

Bess Rosen & Paul Rosen Camp Fund 

Hornik Temple Youth Fund 

Kramer Religious School Fund 

Julie, Danielle, Stephen Ziff Youth Education Fund 

KKBE DONATION FORM 

90 Hasell St Charleston, SC 29401 

Honoree 1: __________________________________________ 

in memory of in honor of for the speedy recovery of 

Birthday 

Anni versary 

Fund: _____________________________Amount: _________ 

Please send an acknowledgment to: 

Name: ______________________________________________ 

Address: ____________________________________________ 

City/State/Zip: ________________________________________ 

Honoree 2: __________________________________________ 

in memory of in honor of for the speedy recovery of 

Birthday Anni versary 

Fund: _____________________________ Amount: __________ 

Please send an acknowledgment to: 

Name: ______________________________________________ 

Address: ____________________________________________ 

City/State/Zip: ________________________________________ 

For Written Acknowledgement Card or Using Credit Card 

Minimum $18.00 Donation 

All Donations will be Published in ChaiLights 

Donor’s 

Name 

Street 

Address & 

ZIP 

Telephone 

Number 

Please charge my 

credit card in the amount of $ __________ 

Card 

Number 

Expiration 

Date 

Signature 

Three (3) digit 

security code 

on back 

Type of 

Card* 

□ MasterCard 

□ Visa 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Floral Sponsors Needed! 

If you have a celebration, or know of someone you 

would like to honor, sponsoring the Bimah flowers is a 

wonderful way to show your appreciation. On the right 

are available dates you can brighten our beautiful, 

historic sanctuary with a floral bouquet. 

For more information, please contact the Temple Office 

at 723-1090 or office@kkbe.org . 


August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

January '12 

February '12 

March '12 

April '12 

May '12 

June '12 

July '12 

8th 

5th, 12th 

16th, 23rd 

28th 

4th, 18th, 25th 

23rd, 30th 

6th, 13th 

3rd, 10th 

2nd, 9th, 16th, 30th 

6th, 13th, 20th 

4th, 18th 

22nd, 29th 

6th, 13th, 20th, 27th 

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There are multiple ways to make tax deductible legacy gifts to 

KKBE. We are grateful for each one! Each form qualifies the 

donor to become a member of KKBE’s Society of 1749. Each 

promises to sustain KKBE’s historic congregation and assure it 

can continue to fulfill its mission. 

• Donors can bequeath money, real property or stocks as a 

part of their wills. Donors can specify a specific KKBE fund or 

help us grow our KKBE Endowment by making a gift to the 

Endowment which resides at the Coastal Community 

Foundation. 

• There are structured lifetime giving programs which provide 

flexibility in how contributions are used. One good example is 

Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRT). CRTs earmark assets for 

KKBE while the donor receives an income stream from the gift. 

At the termination of the trust KKBE receives the “remainder” of 

your donation. This is perfect for those who want to dispose of 

highly appreciated assets. 

If KKBE is in your will, please let us know so we may honor your 

loving kindness by including you in the Society of 1749. If you 

have questions, please call Floy Work, our Executive Director. 

She’d love to speak with you about a legacy gift to Kahal Kadosh 

Beth Elohim. 

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Join the 

fÉv|xàç Éy DJGL 

..a group of generous KKBE members 

who have included bequests to 

Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim 

in their wills. 

To learn more about the 

fÉv|xàç Éy DJGL 

please contact 

Floy at the Temple Office, 

843-723-1090 . 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Addie & Miriam Triest Floral Fund 

Ira & Anita Rosenberg: 

in honor of the recovery of Maxine Freudenberg 

Susan & Nils Wallen: 

August 26th flowers, in honor of our anniversary 

Marion & Ken Goodman and Arnold & Diane Goodstein: 

May 13 th flowers, in memory of Carolyn Heyman Goodstein 

Building Fund 

Alla & Vadim Farber: 

in memory of Semjon Wolfenzon 

Capital Campaign Pledge 

Herb & Helen Goldberg: 

in honor of KKBE 

Amy & Paul Remer: 


Coming Street Cemetery Restoration Fund 

Henry & Maxine Freudenberg: 

in memory of Maier Triest 

Linda Perdue: 

in memory of Isaac Woolf & Family 

General Fund 

Helen N. Antman: 

in memory of Sadie Novick 

Charleston Convention Services: 


Alla & Vadim Farber: 

in memory of Abraham Balshem 

Barbara & William Green: 

in memory of Herman Green 

Martin Hoxenhorn: 

in memory of Antoinetta Bianco 

Jeanette Katz: 

in memory of Melvin N Katz 

Heide & Jim Klein: 

in honor of Monica Klein for passing step 3 of the US 

Medical Licensure Examination 

Steven & LuAnn Rosenzweig: 

in honor of our anniversary 

in memory of Edna Rosenzweig 

Charlotte & Charles Zaglin: 

in memory of Herman Huff 

Garden Upkeep Fund 

Stephen & Laurie Berman: 

in memory of Samuel Berman 

Hellman Family Fund 

Max & Ann Hellman: 

in memory of Alfred M. Simons 

in memory of Augusta Tewel Simons 

Marian Birlant Slotin Bereavement Fund 

Nadine & Ken Chavin: 

congratulations to Bonnie Friedman on her new Sisterhood 

board position 

congratulations to Diana Cohen on her new Sisterhood 


congratulations to Judy Gimson on her new Sisterhood 


congratulations to Leslie Archer on her new Sisterhood board 

position 

Your Generous Donations 

We Gratefully Acknowledge the Following Contributions for May 16 th thru June 15 th : 

Sivan ~ Tamuz 

Mildred Bernstein Kitchen Fund 

KKBE Sisterhood: 

congratulations to Bonnie Friedman for her new position on the 


congratulations to Judy Gimson for her new position on the 


congratulations to Leslie Archer for her new position on the 


congratulations to Naomi Gorstein for her new position on the 


congratulations to Linda Ett for new position on the Sisterhood Board 

congratulations to Tina Rogonia for new position on the Sisterhood 

Board 

in appreciation of Beth Stapleton's hard work on the Sisterhood Board 

in appreciation of Debbie Sistino's work on the Sisterhood Board 

in appreciation of Iris Kornhauser's work on the Sisterhood Board 

in appreciation of Marty Jackson's work on Sisterhood board 

in appreciation of Mary Radin's work on the Sisterhood Board 

in appreciation of Tina Rastogi's work of Sisterhood Board 

Paul & Roz Price: 

in memory of Florence Rosen 

Charles & Marlene Williamon: 

in honor of Charles and Frieda Bernstein 

Mitzvah Member Donation 

Herb & Helen Goldberg: 

in honor of Dr. Harry Barnett's Birthday 

Joseph & Elaine Heckelman: 

in memory of Harold Jacobs 

Patricia & Paul Sykes: 

in honor of Carrie & Howard Langsam support to KKBE 

Morton Patla Library Fund 

Denise & Steven Brown: 

in memory of Philip D. Brown 

Chuck & Marty Jackson: 

in memory of Helen Lehder 

Margaret Seres: 

in memory of Harriett C. Shurrager 

Jacqueline Katz Temple Oseh Shalom: 

in honor of Rabbi Robert Seigel D.D. 

Charles & Marlene Williamon: 

in honor of the Graduates of 2011 Manhigut Class 

to Koleinu for a wonderful World of Jewish Culture program at KKBE 

Music Fund 

Joseph & Elaine Heckelman: 

in memory of Sandra Heckelman 

Pat Votava & Cheryl Keats: 

in honor of Shula & David Holtz anniversary 

Prayer Book Fund 

H. Sandra Bregman: 

in memory of Albert Bregman 

Rabbi Anthony D. Holz Social Justice Fund 

Murray & Debby Passo: 

in honor of the marriage of Robert Shapiro 

Rabbi's Discretionary Fund 

Irwin & Paula Batnick: 

in memory of Freda Zerman 

Charles & Frieda Bernstein: 

in honor of a very meaningful ceremony at Fred Bernstein's unveiling

Barry & Flo Breibart: 

in memory of Sam Breibart 

Mr. & Mrs. Sam C. Brown, Jr.: 

in memory of Ester Mendelsohn 

in memory of Hannah M Brown 

in memory of Isaac M Mendelsohn 

in memory of Samuel C Brown, Sr. 

Judith & Bill Farley: 

in memory of Irving Speizman 

Cynthia & Harvey Greene: 

in memory of Clara Snider 

Helen S. Rittenberg & Claire Taylor: 

in memory of Arthur Rittenberg 

Pat Votava & Cheryl Keats: 

in honor of the awesome 2011 confirmation class 

Rosenthall Scholarship Fund 

David & Dolly Jaffee: 

in honor of Rory Parsley for her loving kindness 

in memory of Harry "Pop" Seigel 

in memory of Meyer Jaffee 

in memory of Rose Lipman Jaffee 

Irene Rosenthall: 

in memory of Adelle Lapin 

in memory of Marian B. Slotin 

in memory of Sadie Want 

in memory of Raymond Rosenblum 

John E. & Barbara Rothbaum: 

in memory of Virginia E. Rothbaum 

Joan Schoenes: in memory of Ruth Rubin 


congratulations to Linda Ett on her new Sisterhood board position 

congratulations to Naomi Gorstein on her new Sisterhood board 

Position 

congratulations to Tina Rogonia on her new Sisterhood board 

position 

in appreciation of Vicki Danziger for serving another term on 

Sisterhood board 

in appreciation of Paige Williams for serving another term on the 


in appreciation of Rachel Morley for serving another term on 


in appreciation of Randi Serrins for serving another term on 


in appreciation of Beth Elmaleh Stapleton 

in appreciation of Debbie Sistino 

in appreciation of Iris Kornhauser 

in appreciation of Marty Jackson 

in appreciation of Mary Radin 

in appreciation of Tina Rastogi 

Arlene Gaber: 

in memory of Marian B. Slotin 

Lucia Horowitz: 

in memory of N. Edward Horowitz 

Philip Slotin: 

in memory of Alex Slotin 

in memory of Marian Birlant Slotin 

Patricia & Paul Sykes: 

in memory of Ray Goodbred 

Sugarman Hospitality Fund 

Lois Sugarman: 

for a speedy recovery of Maxine Freudenberg 

in honor of Frieda Bernstein's birthday 

in honor of Michele Adelson's birthday 

in honor of Shula and David Holtz's anniversary 

Temple Youth Fund 

Barry & Flo Breibart: 

in memory of Betty Askowith 


in honor of Wiley Jackson's graduation from College 

in honor of Dael Szuch's graduation for high school 

in honor of Melissa Yelman's graduation from high school 

in honor of the 2011 Confirmation Class 

Tourism Fund 

Joan Adler: 

in honor of our tour of KKBE 

Debra & Stanley Altscher: 

in honor of our tour at KKBE 

American Hebrew Academy: 


Heather Dawsm: 


Tessa Hansen: 


Lila & Jeffrey Hauptman: 


Jaci & Steven Osdoby: 


Stephen & Susan Sherman: 


Judith Sherwood: 


Lois Taylor: 

in honor of your tour at KKBE 

Travel Concepts: 


Sisterhood Needs You 

Want to meet interesting people from all over the world If you are from "Off", you might even welcome 

someone from your hometown to Charleston! By volunteering to sell our beautiful merchandise for just 3 hours 

a week, you help to support your Congregation through Sisterhood and have fun! Your parking fee is 

reimbursed and you enjoy the 'gift shop volunteer' discount. 

Sign up by calling Nadine Chavin at 971-9000, 

Rachel Morley at 641-0246 or Stephanie Tranen at 881-0961. 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Harold & Lillian Jacobs 

Mitzvah Memberships 

The generosity of KKBE’s Mitzvah Members 

helps us help our members in need. Todah rabah! 

Circle of All Generations 

Kenneth & Nadine Chavin 

Kev in & Leslie Archer 

Circle of Vision 

Circle of Understanding 

Larry & Jan Lipov 

Peter Dubin & Debarah Wallace 

Henry & Max ine Freudenberg 

Barry & Katherine Abrams 

Mary Ann Aberman 

Mark & Michele Adelson 

Elza Alterman 

Mark & Carol Antman 

Dav id & Ann Apple 

Dav id Bachman & Marjorie Rath 

Jan & Jo Ellen Basile 

How ard & Sharon Becker 

Stephen & Laurie Berman 

Sarah Book 

Jeffrey & Beth Buncher 

Wendy Burkhardt 

Bobbi Cohn 

Sandra Conradi 

Andrew & Kathryn Davidson 

Dav id Dumas 

Barbara & Edwin Epstein 

Alan & Rella Eysen 

Gerald & Beverly Finkel 

Maury & Joyce Finkelstein 

Neil & Deborah Fisher 

Larry & Marsha Freudenberg 

Julie & Scott Glass 

Robert & Beth Goldstein 

Ken & Marion Goodman 

Arnold & Diane Goodstein 

Max & Ann Hellman 

Edw ard Herschaft 

Chuck & Marty Jackson 

Martin Jay & Julie Klaper 

Jim & Heide Klein 

Michael Kogan 

How ard & Carrie Langsam 

Alice Levkoff 

Circle of Light 

Jack & Florence Kurtz 

Circle of Spirit 

Circle of Hope 

Edw in Pearlstine, Jr. 

Margaret Seres 

Robert & Deborah Turkewitz 

Mark & Judith Green 

Allan & Carol Mysel 

Sheila Litw in-Michaelis 

Wade & Diana Manaker 

Janyce McMenamin 

Doris Meddin 

Robert B. & Jane Maria Miller 

Robert & Teresa New 

William & Chris Olasov 

Jan Pomerantz 

Debby & Murray Passo 

Susan Pearlstine 

Robert & Sue Prenner 

Richard & Marianne Rosen 

Shifra Rosen 

Eric & Michelle Rovner 

Ira & Anita Rosenberg 

Phil Saul & Amy Davis 

Rich & Randi Serrins 

Stev en & Katherine Shapiro 

Dav id Shatz 

Richard & Dunlap Silv er 

Michael & Doris Silverman 

Ronald & Paula Silverman 

Joseph & Debbie Sistino 

Kerry & Cynthia Solomon 

Lois Sugarman 

Paul & Patricia Sykes 

Edw ard & Diane Tichi 

Dorothy Toporek 

Lisa Toporek 

Jack & Judith Vane 

Stanley Waldman & Jan Tay lor 

Sadie Want, OBM 

Skippy & Dana Weil 

Martin & Shelley Yonas 

Stephen & Julie Ziff 

Candle in the Light is a limited edition print, 

signed and numbered with providence of ownership 

and artist Jon Donohue's seal. 

Framed print $75 

A portion of each sale goes to Charleston Arts and the 

Harold and Lillian Jacobs Mitzvah Membership Fund. 

Contact Jon Donohue at 

jon@jmdstudio.net or (843) 278-2726 

Shipping & Handling $10.50 

To v iew the print go to: 

http://www.jmdstudio.net/CandleInTheRain.html 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

Remembrance 

Bronze plaques memorializing loved ones 

may be added to the 

Memorial Boards in the Temple. 

If you would like to purchase a plaque 

please call the Temple office for full 

information. 723-1090 

Sivan ~ Tamuz

90 Hasell Street, Charleston, SC 29401 

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