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38 | June 14, 2018 | The Northbrook tower FAITH
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Faith Briefs
Congregation Beth Shalom (3433
Walters Ave.)
Shabbat with a Twist
Join for Shabbat with a
Twist on June 15, July 6
and 20 and Aug. 3 and 17
from 11-11:45 a.m. Families
with children up to
Pre-K join clergy for stories,
songs and projects,
and then twist your own
challah with the dough
provided and take it home
to bake. Open to the community
— free of charge.
Congregation Beth Shalom
Services Under the Stars:
Tailgating Shabbat
Join July 20 for a 6
p.m. service followed by
a BBQ dinner. Wear your
favorite team jersey (optional).
Two services will
be held, one traditional
Shabbat service and one
geared towards families
with young children on the
CBS playground. All services
outside weather permitting
and tickets are $25
per immediate family, or
$10 per adult. Please register
for the dinner by July
13 by calling CBS at (847)
498-4100 or email info@
BethShalomNB.org.
Congregation Beth Shalom
Services Under the Stars:
Cookies and Milk Shabbat
Join July 27 for a 6 p.m.
service. Come in your favorite
pj’s (optional) and
enjoy a special oneg featuring
all your favorite cookies
and milk following the
service. Two services will
be held, one traditional
Shabbat service and one
geared towards families
with young children on
the CBS playground. All
services outside weather
permitting.
Congregation Beth Shalom
Services Under the Stars:
Fire and Ice Shabbat
Join Aug. 3 for a 6 p.m.
service. Come tour a fire
truck and enjoy ice cream
before services at 5:15
p.m. Two services will be
held, one traditional Shabbat
service and one geared
towards families with
young children on the CBS
playground.
Congregation Beth Shalom
Services Under the Stars:
Family Game Night
Shabbat
Join Aug. 10 for a 6
p.m. service. Enjoy a special
oneg and play board
games, card games and
doing puzzles together following
the service. Two
services will be held, one
traditional Shabbat service
and one geared towards
families with young children
on the CBS playground.
Israel’s Gone Platinum:
Celebrating 70 Years in
Dance, Drama and Music
Join for Congregation
Beth Shalom Israel’s Gone
Platinum: Celebrating 70
Years in Dance, Drama and
Music on Aug. 13 at 7:00
p.m. presented by Helene
Hoffman Memorial Concert
Fund with proceeds
to benefit JNF Special in
Uniform and CBS HUGS
Program. North Shore
Center for the Performing
Arts (9501 Skokie Blvd,
Skokie, IL) - All Reserved
Seats – tickets $36 main
floor, $25 balcony, $10
students. Order tickets online
or at the box office or
online at www.northshorecenter.org.
Contact (847)
498-4100 for sponsorship
information.
Shabbat Yoga
Experience
Shabbat
Please see FAITH, 40
In Memoriam
William George Hartman
William George Hartman,
58, of Northfield, formerly
of Lake Forest, died June 1
from glioblastoma.
Hartman grew up in
Northbrook, the son of
Ann Hartman Brown and
the late George H. Hartman
Jr. He attended Glenbrook
North High School
and Drake University.
Hartman spent most of his
career in sales and marketing,
but found his true
passion when he joined
North Chicago Community
Partners, which provides
school enrichment
programs and community
services to the underserved
community of
North Chicago. Hartman
was an inspiration to many
in his ability to live a life
of grace, compassion and
kindness. His optimism,
unique energy and playfulness
made him a lot of
fun to be around. He loved
Michigan and spent his vacations
at White Lake and
Glen Lake. Most of all, he
loved being with his family
and friends. He was a
member of Christ Church
in Lake Forest.
Hartman was greatly
loved and will be dearly
missed by daughters Ashley
(Cort) Rippentrop and
Annie Hartman; beloved
Beth Bartlett and her
daughter, Katie Grundin;
mother, Ann Hartman
(Larry) Brown; brothers
Jim (Paul Fritsch) and Tom
(Espie) Hartman; nephews
Daniel (Nicole), Bob
(Hillary), Ken, George and
David Hartman; two greatnieces
Eve and Leigh
Hartman; and large extended
family and friends.
The family extends their
heartfelt gratitude to Dr.
Ryan Merrell and team
(Melody, Inna, Selma) at
Kellogg Cancer Center
and JourneyCare for their
expert care and support. A
Celebration of Life service
was held June 8 at Christ
Church in Lake Forest.
Dora Amanda Totzke
Dora Amanda Totzke,
nee Petrik, 78, of Northbrook,
died June 5.
She was the beloved
wife for 53 years of Erhard;
loving sister or Rita
(David) Lasich; cherished
aunt of Kimberly (Christopher)
Duncan and Bernadette
(Alfonso) Carmona;
proud great aunt of Amanda
and Gabriela. Totzke
worked for 25 years at
Allstate Insurance. She
was born and raised in Argentina
where she met her
husband then they moved
back to Germany in 1971.
Then they came together
to the US in 1975. Dora
was also an accomplished
accordion player and loved
to be with her family.
Richard T. Calbri
Richard T. Calbri, 82, of
Northbrook, died May 31.
He was the beloved
husband for 60 years of
Dorothy Calbri (Bestor);
loving father of Debra Ann
(Patrick) Erickson, David
(Jelayne) Calbri, Linda
(late Benjamin) Townsend
and Susan (Dennis) Bowen;
cherished grandfather
of Christina (Marcel) Menegolla,
Matthew Erickson,
Richard and Nicholas Calbri
(and their mom Patty),
Jacob Townsend, Alex,
Regan and Keegan Bowen;
proud great-grandfather of
Brianna and Collin; dear
brother of Janet (Wallace)
Shilkus; favorite uncle to
countless nieces and nephews;
lifelong friend for 80
years with Bob (Mickey)
Benvenuti. Calbri was
an avid golfer and owner
of his family’s business,
Tom’s Mobil and Rich Calbri’s
Automotive in Northbrook
for over 60 years.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to the
Kellogg Cancer Care Center,
777 Park Ave. West,
Highland Park, IL 60035.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email
m.dwojak@22ndcentury
media.com with information
about a loved one who was
part of the Northbrook community.