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Our B’nai Mitzvah<br />

Paige Lomas, daughter Melanie & Ken Lomas - <strong>December</strong> 16, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Hello, my name is Paige Lomas. I am a 7th grader at Rosa International Middle School in Cherry Hill.<br />

As a Girl Scout, I enjoy doing service projects and attending overnight camps with other girl scouts. I<br />

also love to travel to new places and explore, like how my family is going to Italy after my bat<br />

mitzvah. Other hobbies I enjoy include singing, playing the piano, and acting at school plays, since I<br />

love to perform. For my bat mitzvah project, I did fundraising for Alex’s Lemonade Stand. I wanted<br />

to help raise money for childhood cancer research. I would like to say thank you to my mom and dad,<br />

Ken and Melanie Lomas, and my brother Jacob for supporting me throughout this process. Becoming<br />

an adult member of the Jewish community is such an honor, I’ve worked really hard on my torah<br />

portion and can’t wait to share this milestone with family and friends.<br />

Professional Our B’nai Mitzvah Staff, Board & Group Contacts<br />

Amanda Sinofsky, daughter Erica & Mark Sinofsky - <strong>January</strong> 6, <strong>2018</strong><br />

My name is Amanda Sinofsky and I am in 7th grade at DeMasi Middle School.<br />

I live in Marlton with my Mom, Dad, and sister Jenna. I have been dancing<br />

since I was 2 years old at Jazz Unlimited Dance Studio and this is my second<br />

year on their dance team. Since I love to dance so much, I decided to connect<br />

my mitzvah project to it. For my project, I partnered with an amazing<br />

organization called Traveling Tutus, Inc. With them, I collected new and<br />

gently used dancewear to donate to kids who want to dance but need financial<br />

support. I did this by setting up a donation box at my dance studio and I ended<br />

up receiving over 100 items, including dance shoes, costumes, leotards and<br />

tights. I am very excited to become a Bat Mitzvah and I would like to thank<br />

Rabbi David, Cantor Neil, and my family for helping me prepare for my<br />

special day.<br />

Jack Goldberg, son Kari & Jordan Goldberg - <strong>January</strong> 13, <strong>2018</strong><br />

Jack Goldberg will be 13 on <strong>December</strong> 7th. Jack is a 7th grade student at Beck<br />

Middle School. Jack enjoys hanging out with his friends, watching and making<br />

YouTube videos, flipping on the trampoline, acting and playing guitar. To Jack,<br />

becoming a Bar Mitzvah means becoming a Jewish adult and taking on the<br />

responsibility of learning and growing as a Jewish man and keeping Judaism a part<br />

of his life. Jack’s mitzvah project is working with the Jewish Family and Children’s<br />

services to help prepare, pack and deliver meals to the elderly for the holidays. Jack<br />

picked this organization because his grandfather, Leon Goldberg, was very involved<br />

with the food donations before he passed away 8 years ago and it is very important<br />

to our family.<br />

Not Pictured<br />

Kyle Handler, son of Rachel & Adam Handler - <strong>December</strong> 2, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Matthew Klosinski, son of Susan Klosinski - <strong>December</strong> 9, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Noah Shapiro, son Judy & Craig Shapiro - <strong>December</strong> 9, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Zachary Dinter, son of Kerry & Eric Dinter - <strong>January</strong> 13, <strong>2018</strong><br />

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