BETH TORAH TIMES - HIGH HOLY DAYS EDITION 2019/5780

Patricia and Brett Palat, on the birth of their daughter, Raquel
Madison
Jolie and Howard Rivner and Family, on the birth of their daughter,
Ilana Lou Rivner and a special Mazal Tov to her grandparents, Hedy
and Danny Whitebook, uncle Adam Whitebook, and her overjoyed
great grandparents, Ronni and Bob Whitebook and Cheryl and
Ruben Kloda
Barbara and Rob Goldfarb, on the birth of their 1st Granddaughter,
Charlotte
Marian and Paul Kruss and their children, on their marriage
Michelle and Spencer Multack and their daughters, on their
marriage
Jayme Podgorowiez, on receiving The Aleza Baltuch Winslow z’l
award
Beth Torah is proud of our Director of Lifelong Learning, Dr Gabriela
and Fito Rascovsky, who were in Israel, with Volunteers for Israel
All the Beth Torah Graduates: High School, Undergraduate and Post
Graduate wishing success on the next chapter of your life
CONDOLENCES TO:
Adriana and Edgar Halac and Fernando Halac and Families, in
memory of beloved father and grandfather, Simon Halac
Tania and Mike Cusnir and Family, in memory of beloved mother
and grandmother, Edith Cusnir
Ruth Burstyn, Denise (Ofer) Tamir and Karen Silvers, on the passing
of their brother and uncle Joseph Lewner
Linda and Gill Drozdow and Gregory, Leila and Jacqueline, in
memory of beloved mother and grandmother, Valerie Louise
Moskowitz
Susan and Marvin Tuchklaper and Family, Etta Epstein and Family,
in memory of beloved mother, grandmother and aunt, Sally
Tuchklaper
Phylis Meier and Family, in memory of beloved daughter, Lynda
Meier
Renee and Jorge Lerman and Family, in memory of beloved mother
and grandmother, Helen Berger
Gustavo and Viviana Asman and Flora Asman and Families in
memory of beloved husband, father and grandfather, Elias(Mario)
Asman
Marcela and Miguel Lulinski, Sara Wainer, Ariel and Javier Wainer
and Families in memory of beloved husband and father, Ianco
Wainer
Ask Dr. Keruv
Q: Dear Dr. Keruv,
My husband and I are moving to Tampa to be
closer to our son. We will be there before the
High Holidays. He is married to a Christian girl
and are raising their children without any formal
religion. My son doesn’t observe Judaism at all,
but we do. We want to continue observing the
Jewish Holidays and want to include our son and
his family even though they do not have a Jewish
home. How do we accomplish this?
Parents Moving to Tampa
A: Dear Parents Moving to Tampa
It is wonderful that you want to live near your
son and be a part of his family. To answer
your question, I think I would start by asking
your son and daughter-in-law if they would
like to come to your house for dinner on Rosh
Hashanah and if it goes well invite them for Yom
Kippur. Explain to them that even though they do
not observe the Jewish Holidays you would like
them to share the holidays with you. Prepare
traditional holiday foods. Maybe your daughterin-law
and grandchildren would like to help you.
It would be a good start in getting closer to your
son’s family by building a positive relationship
with your daughter-in-law and grandchildren.
Good luck and let me know the outcome.
Dr. Keruv
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