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410-939-3170
8 North Earlton Road, Ext
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
office@templeadasshalom.org
October 2017 Newsletter
11 th of Tishri 5778 – 11 th of Heshvan 5778
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October 2017 Calendar of Events
Rabbi’s Message - Rabbi Gila Ruskin
Co-President’s Message - Linda Needel & Wendy Drabinski
Religious Practices News - Melissa Brown & Mark Wolkow
Porter Steere - Bar Mitzvah
Ryan Baker - Bar Mitzvah
Religious School News - Jennifer Bober & Cheryl Conley
Religious School Picture Day - October 15 th
Community Yard Sale & Vendor Event - October 8th
Temple Youth Group News - Staci Magee
Thank you to Lisa Phillips
Sisterhood News – Elise Woods
Special Thanks to Our Donors
Good and Welfare - Carol Gast
Mi Sheberakh List - We Pray For Healing
October 2017 Yahrzeits Observed
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TAS/HJC October Calendar of Events
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
2 12 th of Tishri 5778 3 13 th of Tishri 5778 4 14 th of Tishri 5778
Erev Sukkot
Office Closes at 2:00 pm
1 11 th of Tishri 5778
Religious School Closed
4:45 pm - Midweek Religious
School
6:23 pm - Candle Lighting
8 18 th of Tishri 5778
Sukkot
7:00 am - Temple Adas Shalom
Community Vendor Event &
Yard Sale
9:00 am - Religious School
9 19 th of Tishri 5778
Sukkot
Columbus Day
10 10 th of Tishri 5778
Sukkot
11 21 st of Tishri 5778
Sukkot
Erev Simchat Torah
4:45 pm - Midweek Religious
School
6:12 pm - Candle Lighting
7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal
(Mike’s House)
15 25 th of Tishri 5778
9:00 am - Religious School
(Religious School Photo Day)
12:15 -2:15 pm - Sisterhood
Family Event & Activity
Workshop
16 26 th of Tishri 5778 17 27 th of Tishri 5778 18 28 th of Tishri 5778
4:45 pm - Midweek Religious
School
6:00 pm - Private Event (NFI
Entire Building)
22 2 nd of Heshvan 5778
Religious School Closed
23 3 rd of Heshvan 5778 24 4 th of Heshvan 5778
7:00 pm - RPC Meeting
25 5 th of Heshvan 5778
4:45 pm - Midweek Religious
School
7:30 pm - Choir Rehearsal
(Mike’s House)
29 9 th of Heshvan 5778
Fall Kallah
9:00 am - Religious School
(Religious School Photo Day)
2:00 pm - Health Fair
MD Immediate Care
540 Lewis Street
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
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TAS/HJC October Calendar of Events
Thursday Friday Saturday
5 15 th of Tishri 5778
Sukkot
7:00 pm - Board Meeting
6 16 th of Tishri 5778
Sukkot
Office Opens at 12:00 pm
6:15 pm - Sukkot Family Potluck Dinner
6:20 pm - Candle Lighting
7:30 pm - Choir Sings
7:30 pm - Sukkot & Shabbat Torah Service
Rabbi Gila Ruskin & Porter Steere
ONEG - M. Buchness, W. Drabinski, R.
Richardson, E. Woods
7 17 th of Tishri 5778
Sukkot
12 22 nd of Tishri 5778
Simchat Torah
Office Closes at 2:00 pm
13 23 rd of Tishri 5778
Office opens at 12:00 pm
6:09 pm - Candle Lighting
7:00 pm - Simchat Torah, Yizkor, &
Consecration Service
Rabbi Gila Ruskin
14 24 th of Tishri 5778
Parashat Bereshit
7:00 pm - Dine Around
19 29 th Tishri 5778
HCPS 3hr Early Dismissal
26 6 th of Heshvan 5778
6:45 pm - Melton Classes
20 30 th of Tishri 5778
HCPS Closed
5:59 pm - Candle Lighting
6:00 pm - Preschool Anniversary Happy
Hour & Services (SH)
7:30 pm - Choir Sings
7:30 pm - Torah Service & 40 th Year
Anniversary of the Marion Yurow Preschool
Rabbi Gila Ruskin
ONEG – J. Best, A. Birnbaum, K. Edeson
27 7 th of Heshvan 5778
Fall Kallah
5:50 pm - Candle Lighting
7:30 pm - Choir Sings
7:30 pm - Shabbat Service
Ryan Baker & Rabbi Gila Ruskin
21 1 st of Heshvan 5778
Parashat Noach
Preschool Anniversary Carnival
28 8 th of Heshvan 5778
Parashat Lech-Lecha
10:00 am - Shabbat Torah Service & Ryan
Baker Bar Mitzvah
Ryan Baker & Rabbi Gila Ruskin
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Rabbi’s Message
Rabbi Gila Ruskin
Alliance of Abrahamic Faiths of Harford County
Actively Seek Safety in Our Community
After the events at Charlottesville, a group of us met one night after
Shabbat services to discuss what we, as a vulnerable community in
Harford County, could do. The leadership from the Masjid al-Falaah had
contacted us and St. James AME about a joint letter to local, state, and
national government condemning the violence and calling for protection.
At our meeting that night, Fred Mullis made a very practical suggestion.
Representatives from the temple, the mosque, and the AME church
should make appointments with the county executive and with the
sheriff to discuss our concerns. We should ask them what the protocol is
in our county for granting permits to groups who spew hatred, and what
is in place to protect our three vulnerable faith communities and others.
Julie Sang, our co-committee chair for social action/tikkun olam,
accepted this recommendation.
Contact was made with the county
executive and the sheriff, and appointments
were set for September 14 th at their offices in
Bel Air. A group of nine of us from our three
faith communities met with County
Executive Barry Glassman at his office, and
then with Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler. Members of
their staff were also present. The meetings were both candid and
substantive and marked by mutual respect. Both of the public officials
were impressed by the Alliance of Abrahamic Faiths of Harford County.
We were reassured that both the county
executive and sheriff have plans in place in
case of any permit requests, and any
possibility of violence. They shared with
us some information about hate literature,
about email threats, and isolated events
that they have been monitoring. The First
Amendment rights will be defended, but
they will do whatever possible to protect
everyone’s safety.
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Rabbi’s Message
Rabbi Gila Ruskin
You have all heard: “if you see something, say something”. That was the refrain.
If you see or hear about suspicious activity, any threats to specific groups, any
vandalism, any harassment, or cyberthreats, please contact the Sheriff’s office
immediately. For the most immediate response, contact Erik Robey, Harford
County Sheriff's Office, Office of Community and Legislative Affairs, at 443-567-
7100 or Robeye@harfordsheriff.org. Mr. Robey was at our meeting and we are
now on his radar.
If there is a potentially dangerous situation, please call 911.
If the Sheriff’s office hears of any direct threat to our safety or the safety of our
building, they will contact us immediately. We are also grateful for the active
shooter training and security check that very evening at our temple by DFC
Tom Wehrle.
The County Executive is eager for our Alliance of Abrahamic Faiths to be
involved in the Harford County Human Rights Commission. We express our
gratitude to the County Executive and Sheriff for their time and attention.
UPCOMING EVENT
Health Check Up Fair
October 29 th from 2:00 - 5:00 pm
MD Immediate Care
540 Lewis Street
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
Our three faith communities, Temple Adas Shalom, St. James
AME, and Masjid Al-Falaah are co-sponsoring a Health Check-
Up. What an incredible opportunity for the community to get
free assessments for vision and stroke risk; blood pressure; Q and
A with a cardiologist, neurologist, and orthopedist; flu shots; and
more.
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Check your email for further information.

Co-President’s Message
Linda Needel & Wendy Drabinski
With the high holidays past us, we can now look back and see what a
vibrant community we have at Temple Adas Shalom. From Selichot to
Rosh Hashanah and Tashlich to Yom Kippur we had meaningful,
engaging services. Watching the Religious School classes leading us in
song and prayer was a highlight of the holidays. Listening to Sig chanting
prayers and Torah and the choir singing were inspirational. Rabbi's
drashes gave us a lot to think about. Our community is vibrant!
Everything that happened prior to our holidays could not have occurred
without the dedication of many people. If we forget to thank you in this
article, please forgive us... you have not been forgotten in our hearts!
Thank you to Mark Wolkow and Melissa Brown who led the Religious
Practices Committee in planning the services with Rabbi as well as
assigning honors for all services. Thank you Karen Wolkow and Jacob
Mullis for your inspirational Shofar blowing. Thank you Mike Mullis and
the choir for your beautiful singing. To Robin Way, Eric Seeley, and the
kitchen crew... the Rosh Hashanah dinner and Break Fast were delicious!
Thank you Sig Gast for your Torah chanting that was awe-inspiring as
always. Thank you Rabbi for your thought provoking drashes. Thank
you to everyone who worked the front desk, checked congregants in,
assisted with an honor or was a Bima guest or a Sig helper. Thank you to
Courtney, who worked tirelessly putting together the High Holiday
bulletin and beautiful fliers for the many events that happen at this time
of year.
It takes a village and a community for everything to come together.
When we work together and create beautiful, meaningful moments, we
get a deeper appreciation of what it means to be a member of our
synagogue. We look forward to many more sacred and moving
experiences with our community.
Shana Tovah and see you around the shul!
Linda and Wendy
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Religious Practices News
Melissa Brown & Mark Wolkow
On behalf of Religious Practices Committee, L'Shanah Tovah, may you be
sealed in the Book of Life! The RPC has invested a great deal of time and
effort since June in preparing what we hope will be a deep and
meaningful High Holy Day experience for you, your family and our
diverse community. As we approach this time of renewal and reflection,
we take stock of the past year and offer confessions for what we have
done wrong in the hopes that we have learned from our mistakes. We
strive to greet the new year with an open heart and an open mind.
If you are reading this in early October, we encourage you to join us on
Shabbat evening, October 6, at 6:15 pm for our annual Sukkot Family
Pot-Luck Dinner, and Torah Service at 7:30 pm, followed by Kiddush &
Motzi in our Temple Sukkah. Porter Steere will lead the service and will
provide a slide show about his Bar Mitzvah in Israel. Also, please join us
in Rejoicing with the Torah on שְמ ‏ַחת ‏ּתֹו ‏ָרה ִׂ (Simchat Torah) Friday,
October 13 at 7:00 pm as we celebrate the conclusion of the annual cycle
of public Torah readings and the beginning of a new cycle.
Mazel Tov to Ryan Baker and his family on his upcoming Bar Mitzvah!
All congregants are invited to attend services on Friday October 27 at
7:30 pm and the following Saturday morning at 10:00 am. Please join the
congregation in welcoming Ryan into our community as a Jewish adult.
Melissa Brown & Mark Wolkow
RPC Co-Chairs
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Porter Lyn Steere
Porter is the youngest child of Debby Rosenberg and Ed
Steere. Alexis and Evan became B’nai Mitzvah years ago.
Porter is currently an 8 th grader at Harford Day School and enjoys being on the
soccer team, the engineering club, chess club and the tech crew for all plays.
Porter has almost completed building an RC – remote control- truck from scratch,
which is similar to a real vehicle. This took many hours of work and studying how
engines and drivetrains work. Porter enjoys camping, high adventure, biking and
hiking. He loves his pets which include Toby, Tikvah, Sunshine, Sassy, Makeena,
Smurf, George and Stitch. Porter is also working towards his Star Rank with Boy
Scout Troop 965. He hopes to continue through to becoming an Eagle Scout.
Porter started coming to TAS/HJC religious school as a youngster in early
elementary school. He enjoys learning about Judaism, Hebrew and his heritage.
He has a thirst for knowledge. Porter pays attention to it all and absorbs it like a
sponge. This past summer he was fortunate to visit Israel with his family for 12
days and experience his heritage first-hand.
For Porter’s TriMitzvahlon, Porter chose to twin with a Holocaust victim. He
visited Yad Vashem in Jerusalem this summer, where the atrocities of the
Holocaust and persecution of Jewish people and others became even more real to
him. His service to the temple was to team with classmates Connor and Austin to
help Roslyn Belkin in the Temple garden. The fruits of their labors continue on in
many ways.
Porter had a phenomenal Bar Mitzvah on Monday, August 7 at Hussein’s Overlook
in the Golan Heights of Israel. It was a beautiful and pastoral setting, high above
the Jordan River Valley, with eagles soaring and a beautiful breeze in the morning
light. He read Eikev from the Torah, a remarkable and fitting portion, with his
immediate family and Rabbi Judith Edelman-Green in attendance. Porter chanted
his Torah portion and received his Tallit that was bought many years ago by his
late grandparents, Harold & Muriel Rosenberg, in preparation for Porter’s Bar
Mitzvah. Porter shared his insightful drash as well. It was an amazing day,
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culminating in a Jeep (Land Rover) tour of the Golan Heights and mango
orchards. Porter finished his TriMitzvahlon by planting trees in the Lavi Forest -
initially barren land - as his “community service” after his Bar Mitzvah. Please
take a few moments to ask Porter about his trip to Israel. We toured Israel for 12
days - from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv to the Golan Heights, then to the Dead Sea and
Eilat. Every day was an experience, with many sights and sounds and experiences
throughout. We hope our Bar Mitzvah experience in Israel will give other families
the idea to do this as well.
We would like to thank all of Porter’s Sunday School and Hebrew School teachers
for assisting us in teaching him Hebrew and about being a great Jewish young
man. We would also like to thank Rabbi Gila Ruskin for connecting us with
Rabbi Judith. She is a wonderful woman and Rabbi. Thank you to Mark Wolkow
for all your patience with Porter changing plans all the time, then changing
completely from his Bar Mitzvah in October to his August Bar Mitzvah in Israel.
Porter plans to continue his Jewish education for years to come.
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Ryan John Baker
We are looking forward to Ryan’s Bar
Mitzvah at the end of this month on October
28 th 2017. Ryan has been preparing for this
day for a very long time. He is so honored to
share such a special occasion with all of you.
Ryan is an 8 th Grader at Patterson Mill Middle School where he is an honor roll student.
He shares a very busy household with mom Alli, dad Barry, two brothers Garrett & Jack,
two dogs, two cats and two fish. Ryan is very involved in Boy Scouts and is a member of
troop 936. He goes away for a week to Boy Scout Camp every summer and enjoys weekly
meetings and many camping trips with the scouts. Ryan’s two favorite hobbies are
building Lego’s and gaming. He participates in the Lego Club at school. He also enjoys
playing tennis.
Ryan has been attending Temple Adas Shalom Religious School since he was in 1st grade.
We are so thankful for his wonderful teachers, principals, and Rabbi Gila. You have all
given him the gift of a positive, welcoming, religious education. Ryan’s Tri-Mitzvahlon
project is very special. He will be twinning with his dad, who has converted to Judaism.
We are all so proud of Barry for all the time, hard work and heart he has put in to his
conversion process. The formal work has taken place over this past year, however Judaism
has had a very special place in Barry’s heart for a long time. He has been an active temple
member since we joined seven years ago. He comes to services and temple events, is active
and interested in the kids Jewish education and is often the leader of some very interesting
religious discussions in our house. We are thrilled that he and Ryan can share such an
important day in both of their lives!
There are two more pieces of Ryan’s Tri-Mitzvahlon project. For the service to the
community, he has been volunteering with the Chesapeake Feline Association. This group
of volunteers works tirelessly to improve the lives of homeless cats and kittens and find
them forever families. Ryan goes to Petco every Monday evening , cleans their cages and
plays with the cats. If you are looking to adopt a kitten – talk to Ryan! He is also going to
be leading a project to clean up the outside trail on the Temple grounds. He has enlisted
his boy scout troop and his class to help out.
We are so proud of Ryan for all he has accomplished and for the smart, sweet, and
generous young adult he is turning into. We all want to thank everyone that has helped
him along in this journey – Rabbi Gila, Dr. Paul Ruskin, Linda Needel, Garrett, all of his
religious school teachers along the way and last but not least, his classmates and their
families. It has been a great year sharing in all of your B’nai Mitzvah! YAY for #9!! Almost
done!
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Religious School News
Jennifer Bober & Cheryl Conley
We’d like to thank all of our students who participated in the High
Holiday services this year. From singing “Tree of Life” to chanting the
Torah blessings, you all made us so proud!
This year we have changed the tzedakah
program to incorporate the whole school!
So many of the classes choose the Israeli
Seeing Eye Dog program that we’ve decided to put all of the tzedakah
towards that charity for this year. Please remind your child to bring
tzedakah each week to help make our school’s donation meaningful.
There are two special Sundays this month.
On October 8, our eighth and ninth grade
classes will be cooking with Morah Jill and then
selling their baked goods to add to our school’s
contribution. The building is going to smell
great! Please help support them in their efforts.
October 8 th is SUKKAH VISIT DAY. Class by class
they will visit the Sukkah with Rabbi Gila Ruskin. All
families are welcome
October 15 is picture day! Please be sure to have your child at school on
time and photo-ready.
See you at Shul.
Cheryl & Jenn
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Temple Youth Group News
Staci Magee
The teens at Temple Adas Shalom have already been pretty busy this
year! On September 1, ASTY did a fantastic job leading Friday night
services. Thank you to all who supported our youth group by attending.
Yom Kippur Experiential Atonement was conducted by ASTY youth for
our 4 th thru 7 th graders. Thanks to Jenna Seeley for leading and thanks to
Sophie Schorr for the Torah reading.
The first NFTY event, LEAD, was held the weekend of September15.
Nine of our teenagers represented our temple at the event. These young
adults spent the weekend attending services, participating in workshops
geared to develop their leadership skills, rekindling old friendships and
forming new ones. It was an amazing event for all who attended!
The next NFTY event is Fall Kallah. This event will take place the
weekend of October 27. The youth group is still in need of a permanent
advisor. If you are interested in getting involved with our temple youth
as their advisor, or if you can dedicate one weekend to chaperone a
NFTY retreat, please contact Staci Magee at (410) 808-6717.
Thank You to Lisa Phillips
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees of Temple Adas Shalom would like to publicly
thank Lisa Phillips for her efforts in compiling and displaying the history
of our synagogue.
Lisa single handedly collected, organized and labeled pictures, articles,
newsletters, Bar/Bat Mitzvah announcements and many other items into
well organized and beautiful photo albums. We sincerely thank Lisa for
her hard work and efforts. If you see Lisa, please thank her!!
The albums will be displayed in the lobby for everyone to view.
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Sisterhood News
Elise Woods
L’Shana Tovah! The Sisterhood started the New Year by sponsoring the
Religious School Opening Day breakfast and then on September 17 th ,
held a Member/Prospective Member Potluck breakfast during which
Rabbi Gila spoke to us about Jewish parenting and grandparenting.
Thank you to everyone for preparing and bringing such a wonderful
variety of food which created such a beautiful buffet and thank you to
the Rabbi for leading such a spiritual and uplifting discussion.
Next up on our calendar is our Family Lunch and Activity workshop
scheduled for Sunday, October 15 th , at 12:15pm. An art teacher will be
leading our children in a fidget spinner craft activity. A pizza lunch and
snacks will also be provided. There will be nominal fee to participate.
More information to come!
As a reminder, applications to the Sisterhood for summer camp
assistance and NFTY-related events are due by October 20 th . Hard
copies of the applications may be placed in the Sisterhood mailbox or
emailed to elle1535@comcast.net or sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org.
Additional consideration will be given to Sisterhood members and their
families.
Lastly, we are still looking for additional volunteers for our gift shop
committee. Please consider volunteering some of your time to staffing
the gift shop on Sundays and Wednesdays, ordering items,
merchandising and displaying inventory, etc. We could really use some
help in planning for our new gift shop space when the building
construction is completed.
Elise Woods
President
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August 2017 - Donors
HJC
General
Fund:
M. Kravitz
Scholarship
Fund:
Building
Fund:
Rabbi Disc.
Fund:
ONEG:
Religious
School
Fund:
BOR:
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Raymond & Evelyn Bell
Lisa & Greg Feulner
Howell Glasser
Steven & Sharon Glasser
Andrew & Jayne Klein
Andrew & Jayne Klein
Andrew & Jayne Klein
Andrew & Jayne Klein
Andrew & Jayne Klein
Sam Meyer & Pam Gwaltney
Eric & Anne Seeley
Burt & Gerri Bronk
Sonia & Willie Auxier
Kevin & Lisa Bress
Neil & Marcia Buchness
Jennifer & Jeffrey Finkel
Wendy & Patrick Drabinski
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg
Gary Getz & Elaine Hirsch
Phillip & Barbara Gilden
Richard Hoffman
Jamie & Jason Hyman
Robert & Charna Kinneberg
Beatrice Kolchin
Nancy Natkin
Michael Singer
Eric & Anne Seeley
Alex & Yuanyuan Liu Wachsman
Raymond & Evelyn Bell
David & Mindy Fang
Jeanette Golbin
David & Natasha Pollock
Raymond & Evelyn Bell
Adam & Rachel Bogner
Morton & Duyen Brisker
Gail & Charles Casazza
Alain & Caryn Chalmin
Frank & Randi Chancey
In Memory of Gertrude Friedman
In memory of Harry Shapiro
In memory of Betty Glasser
For the speedy recovery of Hal Forst
In honor of Fred Belkin's birthday
In honor of Thelma Salmansohn's birthday
In memory of Shirley Snyderman Klein
In memory of Shirley Zion
In honor of CourtneyWM & Irwin Rosenfeld 's patience with
the Harford Center
In memory of Gladys Way (kitchen donation)
In memory of Eda Yitta Katron Ash
Barbara & Natalie Litofsky
Carol Mohr & David Brown
Linda & Stuart Needel
Ashiq & Ashira Quabili
Rayna & David Richardson
Gila & Paul Ruskin
Julie Sang
William & Kristi Schwartz
Robert & Linda Topol
Robin & Mark Way
Mark & Patricia Wolkow
Selma Wolkow
In honor of Rabbi Fred Natkin
In Memory of Elaine Singer
In memory of Judy Malin
Rabbi Ruskin's officiation for our wedding
Robert & Charna Kinneberg
Robert & Mickie Sachs
Barbara & Natalie Litofsky
Robert & Barbara Lynch
Stephen & Patricia Marksamer
Carol Mohr & David Brown
Fred & Paula Mullis
Michele & Michael Mullis

August 2017 - Donors
BOR:
Con’t
Elaine & Larry Cocco
Jeffrey & Francene Cohen
Wendy & Patrick Drabinski
David & Mindy Fang
Ellen & Ken Farkas
Lisa & Greg Feulner
Richard & Roberta Foard
Adele Friedman
Carol & Sigmund Gast
Stanley & Kathlyn Getz
Phillip & Barbara Gilden
Steven & Sharon Glasser
Eric Griesinger
Marie Grove
Barbara & Henry Hoffman
Richard Hoffman
Robin & Lydia Hoory
Hindy Kempler
Beatrice Kolchin
Shana Kravitz
Nancy Natkin
Walter & Joan Paxton
David Renard
Gregory & Felice Repas
Irwin Rosenfeld
Stan Rovine
Robert & Mickie Sachs
Roma Carol Sacks
Thelma Salmansohn
Howard & Sandy Schapiro
Zita Schneck
David & Alena Schwaber
Sandy Schwartz
Michael Singer
Kevin & Patty Snyder
Mark & Jay Stutman
Lee & Debra Tannenbaum
Martin & Marcy Werde
Mark & Patricia Wolkow
Good & Welfare
Carol Gast
GET WELL:
Get Well: Bea Kolchin
From: Marie Grove, Evelyn & Ray Bell, Hindy Kempler, Carol & Sig Gast, Leila, Henri &
Michelle Diamant
Get Well: Thelma Salmansohn
From: Marie Grove, Carol & Sig Gast, Evelyn & Ray Bell
Get Well: Hindy Kempler
From: Evelyn & Ray Bell, Marie Grove, Leila, Henri & Michelle Diamant, Marie Grove, Carol
& Sig Gast
MAZEL TOV:
Mazel Tov: Art Gordon Happy (November 7th ) Birthday
Mazel Tov: Debbie Delaney Happy (November 26th) Birthday
Mazel Tov: Andy & Jayne Klein (Birth of) Granddaughter Sasha Ruth Klein
From: Marie Grove, Joan Berger
Mazel Tov: Evelyn & Ray Bell Happy (65th) Wedding Anniversary
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Mi Sheberakh - We Pray for Healing
Adam Jaffe
Albert Colman
Alison McDonough
Arlene Zweibach
Barbara Chancey
Beatrice Kolchin
Carl Chancey
Donald Hass
Dvir Sabag
Fred Belkin
Gerry Murphy
Gladys Dawson
Harriet Colman
Henri Diamant
Hindy Kempler
Jana Schmidt
Janet Bond
Janet Keehn
Jennifer Cohen
Jim Dandy
Jimmy Chancey
Karen Green
Kimmie Rankin
Leah Freundlich
Lee Tabackman
Linda Shank
Loretta Davis
Lori Vetstein
Maddy Bejarano
Michelle Collier
Patrick Hauf
Rabbi Fred Natkin
Roberta Makow
Robin Horry
Rosie Lidy
Shirley Oliner
Stephen Hoffman
Stewart Natkin
Thelma Salmansohn
Tom Merriken
Vicki Roussman
Wanda Blake
October 2017 - Yahrzeits Observed
Samuel Sacks
May Heilpern
James Sirkis
Arthur Weiner
Benjamin Gindin
Bernice P. Davis
Sam Labe
Hyman Rosenfeld
Maurice Bloom
Don Harvey
Lillian Hoffman
Samuel Silver
Rebecca Reiser
Leo Feinsilver
Adell Greenberg
Beatrice Heilpern
Minerva Kolow
Gertrude Goodman
Morris Resnick
Joseph Goodman
Hyman Teitelbaum
Sara Gindin
Berthold Baer
Teresa Lynn Black-Gurwitz
Flo Bretholz
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Rose H. Glasser
Marcia Salzer
Lee Goodman
Moe Hoffman
Edith Lanham
Jane Noret
Max Trager
Joel Latman
Ruth Glickman Budner
Marian Smolin
Stanley Wernick
Bessie Kleiner
Shirley Litwak
Marilyn Richter
Marvin Getz
Leon Richter
Joyce Irwin
Dalton Newland
Richard S. Salmansohn
Evelyn Gast
Philip N. Golbin
Morris Pollack
Harry Kale
Evelyn Kempler
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800.671.9516 • 410.671.7374
107 Edgewood Rd.
Edgewood MD 21040
rkinneberg@phoenixrecovery.net
www.phoenixrecoverycenter.com
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3308 Churchville Road
Aberdeen, MD 21001
Aberdeen *8 W. Bel Air Ave…………….410-272-5000
Abingdon *2905 Emmorton Rd……….410-569-7010
Bel Air *505 S. Main Street………………..410-838-7001
Bel Air *545 Marketplace Dr……………410-893-0900
Bel Air * 1610 Conowingo Rd…………..410-420-6605
Elkton * 133 N. Bridge St…………………..410-398-3426
Havre de Grace * 960 Revolution St.410-939-0300
Joppa * 501 Riviera Dr………………………..410-679-2070
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