1 million gift will augment a significant Jewish Home program
1 million gift will augment a significant Jewish Home program
1 million gift will augment a significant Jewish Home program
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FIFTH COMMANDMENT INITIATIVEAt the Oneg Shabbat are (left to right) <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Home</strong>’s Council ofResidents’ president Edie Sadewitz; Council of Residents’ treasurerClaire Shor; Rabbi Martin Weiner, rabbi emeritus, CongregationSherith Israel; and Rabbi Janet Marder, senior rabbi, CongregationBeth Am.Rabbi Eric Weiss (seated), executive director, Bay Area <strong>Jewish</strong>Healing Center, listens to Rabbi Lawrence Raphael, senior rabbi,Congregation Sherith Israel, at the rabbinical panel that discussedthe relationship with parents and the significances surrounding theFifth Commandment.Seated: Fran and Leonard Berger, a past chair of the <strong>Jewish</strong><strong>Home</strong>. Standing: Gaye and Stuart Seiler, member of the FifthCommandment’s Planning Committee and a past chair of the <strong>Home</strong>.LaVerne and Alan Silverman, vice chair, <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Home</strong>’s board oftrustees, await the Oneg Shabbat.26<strong>Jewish</strong> Senior Living 2010/ 2011
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