golf tournament 08.13.2012 - Kehilath Israel Synagogue

KEHILATH ISRAEL’S 

Vol. 48, Issue 6/7 June-July, 2012 Sivan-Tammuz-Av 5772 

This will be my last column as senior rabbi 

of Kehilath Israel Synagogue. It is hard for 

me to believe that 35 years have passed since 

my first column which I wrote in Montreal, 

Canada and mailed to K.I. so that it would 

appear just as I was arriving in Kansas City. 

Just to give you an idea of the span of years, I 

had to mail the hard copy of that first message to you because 

there were no computers, no faxes and no speedy way of 

getting anything to anyone other than by mail. That is really 

perhaps one of the easiest ways to convey the length of time 

I have shared my life with you. 

As you are receiving this Focal Point we will be celebrating 

my special weekend with K.I. I know many of you will be in 

attendance and I greatly appreciate the tribute the synagogue 

has offered me by these three wonderful events on the weekend 

of June 1-3. 

I would like to thank the many individuals who spent 

countless hours planning what I am sure will be an elegant 

weekend. I would like to thank the overall chairs: Rochelle 

Kanter, Felicia Weiner and Sam Devinki. They have been 

supported in major roles by other individuals who are named 

in Steve’s column. But I also want to thank not only the overall 

and subcommittee chairs but also so many of you who have 

given your time to honor me in this way. I deeply appreciate 

it. Much thanks to Allegra Shanberg and Elizabeth Peden 

for so many extra hours to be recognized. Thank you also to 

Steve Osman and Jordan Gershon of Digital Lagoon. I am 

not aware of many of the details as they have been intentionally 

kept from me to be a surprise. However, from what I do 

know it is going to be one outstanding weekend for not only 

myself and my family but for the congregation and community 

as well. 

I was humbled by the incredible coverage that the Kansas 

City Jewish Chronicle gave to my retirement several weeks 

ago. Those of you who know me personally are aware that I 

shy away from these kinds of publicity events. It did however 

give an opportunity to survey many of the goals and objectives 

I have tried to fulfill through the years I have shared with you. 

A leader is only as good as the team that supports him. I 

would like to take this opportunity to thank the many individuals 

both paid staff and lay leaders who have worked with 

me through these many years. Without all of your help and 

cooperation I could never have accomplished anything that 

we have done successfully on an ongoing basis. 

continued on page 3 

The weekend of June 1-3 we celebrate the 

retirement of Rabbi Mandl at a glorious series 

of events. It is one that I approach with a sense 

of melancholy because of the mixed emotions 

being felt. We are collectively watching a bittersweet 

ending of an era for Kehilath Israel. 

The excitement of new beginnings must be 

balanced by the retirement of an individual who has been our 

friend and protector. 

Rabbi Mandl has dedicated nearly his entire professional 

and adult life to Kehilath Israel Synagogue. This weekend of 

programming is designed to provide each individual an opportunity 

to participate in some activity in order to say “thank 

you” to him. Irrespective of the two evening events, every 

congregant should help fill the sanctuary Saturday June 2 to 

reflect your appreciation. 

During the last few years that I have been more active in 

the administration of the congregation, I have marveled at 

the incredible intellectual skill he possesses. To take a topic 

on a weekly basis and spin it into a presentation that captures 

the emotional character of the subject while maintaining the 

rapture of an audience is a unique talent not available to many. 

When you attend a life cycle event, that talent becomes even 

more pronounced as he weaves a story that represents the essence 

of the individual in a way that is a vivid characterization. 

Listen to him speak and you know you are not listening to a 

string of clichés borrowed from the common mainstream of 

communication. 

If there is a word that could personify him in his role of 

senior rabbi, it is “encyclopedia.” It’s not a big stretch to say 

that Rabbi Mandl has more knowledge about our congregation, 

traditions, practices, and even the “dirty linen” 

not publically shared, than anyone still inhabiting our 

globe. Fortunately, that compendium of knowledge will 

still reside close by and be available for quick searches 

in his “database.” When Rabbi Yanklowitz assumes his 

role there will be a storehouse of knowledge, advice and 

support available when needed. 

Leaving one’s turf is not easy and it can be somewhat 

typical for the retiring rabbi to reflect an attitude not entirely 

receptive to the change. To the credit of both these people, 

they have worked together on a collegial and warm transition 

that is devoid of the more common components: jealousy, turf 

protection and pettiness. K.I. will be the obvious beneficiary 

continued on page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 1 

Candlelighting*.................8:21 P.M. 

Kabbalat Shabbat...............6:45 P.M. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 2 

Morning Services...............9:00 A.M. 

Mincha.............................8:00 P.M. 

Havdalah.........................9:18 P.M. 

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Kabbalat Shabbat..............7:00 P.M. 



INSTALLATION OF SAM DEVINKI 

AS PRESIDENT FOR LIFE AND 

CHAI ANNIVERSARY KIDDUSH 

Mincha............................8:05 P.M. 

Havdalah.........................9:23 P.M. 

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Kabbalat Shabbat...............7:00 P.M. 



BAT MITZVAH OF SARAH CAPLAN 

Mincha............................8:10 P.M. 

Havdalah.........................9:27 P.M. 

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*NO LATER THAN THESE TIMES 

In Pirkei Avot, Ethics of our Fathers, R’ Yehoshua Ben Perachia says the famous line, “aseh lecha rav” 

– “Make for yourself a teacher.” This saying forms a strong part of Jewish life, as each Jewish individual 

is required to seek out and accept the guidance of a particular rav/rabbi. In doing this, the individual connects 

himself to the long line of Torah going back to Moshe himself. 

What exactly does it mean to make a teacher for yourself? The mishna does not say “ask a rabbi to be 

your guide,” but says, “make for yourself a rabbi.” In other words, choose a rabbi and make him your 

rabbi, because this is the person whose knowledge and approach to life you respect and admire. Therefore, 

choosing a rabbi is no easy task and should never be taken lightly. For sure, he should be a person of honesty, 

integrity and modesty, and should be someone who is respected in the community as well as someone who shows respect for 

others, and if you are in need of guidance, he is the one who you will turn to and accept his advice and/or halachic decisions. 

This is very difficult for most American Jews because our independence has limited our respect for authority, and giving 

a rabbi authority in our lives conflicts with Western society cultural traits. That’s our first problem to overcome. We must 

actually respect someone that we believe, due to Torah influence and study, has wisdom and insight exceeding our own. 

Respect doesn’t mean we’ll consider his wise thoughts. Respect means we recognize he’s the expert, and we’re going to 

take his advice over our own. Unfortunately, what usually takes place is when a rabbi gives us a ruling that we do not agree 

with, we look for another rabbi who will concur with our viewpoint. 

Our shul has certainly followed the advice of R’ Yehoshua in choosing a rabbi to guide and teach the congregation. Rabbi 

Mandl has been only the third rabbi of Kehilath Israel Synagogue in the last seventy-eight years. This speaks well for the 

congregation and for its rabbis. Rabbi Mandl has guided our shul with integrity, honesty and loyalty to the traditions of our 

Torah, even when it meant making unpopular decisions. He has gained the respect of the community, and his knowledge 

and reputation is widely known. 

For the past fifteen years, I have learned a great deal from Rabbi Mandl. He has been the role model of how to be a religious 

and spiritual leader of a congregation, how to integrate modernity with Torah learning and how to be a mensch. I know that 

Rabbi Yanklowitz is extremely capable and comes to our kehilah with much enthusiasm, but he will certainly have some 

large shoes to fill. 

Hedy and I wish both Herb and Barbara much happiness and fulfillment as they enter a new phase in their lives. 

Hazzan Jeffrey A. Shron 

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SHABBAT SERVICES 


Candlelighting*......................8:30 P.M. 

Kabbalat Shabbat...................7:00 P.M. 


BLESSING OF THE NEW MONTH 

TAMMUZ 

Morning Services.....................9:00 A.M. 

KIDDUSH IN HONOR OF ELLIOTT 

GOLDSTEIN’S 70TH BIRTHDAY 

Mincha...................................8:10 P.M. 

Havdalah...............................9:28 P.M. 

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Candlelighting*.......................8:30 P.M. 

Kabbalat Shabbat.....................7:00 P.M. 


Morning Services....................9:00 A.M. 

Mincha...................................8:10 P.M. 

Havdalah................................9:28 P.M. 

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FRIDAY, JULY 6 

Candlelighting*.......................8:28 P.M. 


SATURDAY, JULY 7 

Morning Services.....................9:00 A.M. 

CHAI ANNIVERSARY KIDDUSH 

Mincha...................................8:10 P.M. 

Havdalah................................9:25 P.M. 

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Morning Services....................9:00 A.M. 

Mincha...................................8:05 P.M. 

Havdalah................................9:21 P.M. 

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Morning Service......................9:00 A.M. 

Mincha..................................8:00 P.M. 

Havdalah...............................9:15 P.M. 

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BLESSING OF THE NEW MONTH AV 

Morning Service......................9:00 A.M. 

Mincha..................................7:50 P.M. 

Havdalah...............................9:08 P.M. 

June-July 2012/Sivan-Tammuz-av 5772

Rabbi Mandl’s....continued from page 1 

I obviously have reserved most of my more serious 

comments about the years I have been with you 

for the various addresses and speeches over the June 

1-3 weekend. For those of you who cannot be with us, 

and I know a number of you are traveling at that time, 

I just want to thank all of you for your support and help 

throughout those years. 

I do hope to write columns from time to time for the Focal 

Point at the request and discretion of our new senior rabbi, 

Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz. I will continue my columns in 

the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle and since, at least initially, 

we will not be leaving the community, I hope to see all of you 

on a regular and on-going basis. 

Shabbat Shalom, 

Rabbi Herbert J. Mandl, PhD 

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President’s article....continued from page 1 

and so will Rabbi Yanklowitz because of the nurturing environment 

being created. 

How Rabbi Mandl would prefer to be remembered best 

would be for the following of a strict moral compass when 

it came to the ritual practice of Judaism. Great pride in the 

daily minyan, a known constant in our community not enjoyed 

by other congregations, is his most visible achievement. For 

those honoring their parents or loved ones, participating in the 

therapeutic effect of companionship during a trying period, 

K.I. is their comforting home. Creating such traditions here 

such as the community Shavuos All Night program, typically 

attended by nearly 500 participants, are a part of his legacy. 

Those watching him in action on a daily basis will know 

that K.I. follows traditional practices that are well grounded 

in Jewish law and custom. This strict approach, providing a 

religious center to our congregation, has helped us stem the 

erosion which has rendered many other synagogues nationally 

to less meaningful status in the fabric of their community. 

Raising money has never been a role that many embrace 

with excitement. Most rabbis recognize the need but do 

not want to engage in the practice. The financial vision 

of our future, led by the efforts of both Arnie Caviar and 

Sam Devinki, to create an endowment cushioning the fiscal 

demands of operating our facility, has been made more 

successful by Rabbi Mandl. Being able to get some of the 

major benefactors of the congregation to recognize and then 

donate generation-changing amounts has helped ensure our 

future. This is what Rabbi Mandl has done that will survive 

and benefit our successors long after the only memory of any 

of us may just be a picture adorning one of the walls. 

K.I. has continued to survive when others have become 

distant memories or are experiencing significant fundamental 

problems. We are primed to grow because of the 

tireless dedication of Rabbi Mandl over the past 35 years in 

maintaining a strong base. Words are but a shallow means 

of conveying the impact. We will feel it every time we walk 

into this magnificent facility he helped shepherd through the 

design, construction and moving process. But it is so much 

more than bricks and mortar. 

Anyone with even a semblance of knowledge of the daily 

grind experienced in representing the interests of thousands 

of members over the years understands the emotional and 

physical drain of the position. As dedicated as he has been 

to the spiritual and halachic needs of the congregation, Rabbi 

Mandl must be ready for a change in direction as he enters a 

new productive phase of his life. We wish him well. 

The entire weekend has been in planning for over a year. 

The overall chairs are Rochelle Kanter, Felicia Weiner and 

Sam Devinki. They have been supported in major roles by 

other individual areas headed by Jennifer Kanter Fletcher, 

Marsha and Seymour Krinsky, Karen Gortenburg, Staci 

Parelman, Mary Covitz, Alan Organ, Ed Blend, Linda 

Goldstein, Lois Winston, Marlene Krakow, Ellen Portnoy, 

Kerry Cosner, Cindy Singer, Abbott and Madeline Zolotor, 

Susan Osman, Debbie Garon, Bonnie Rosen, Fran 

Kanter, Sonny Singer, Barbara Steinberg, and Jessica 

Kalender-Rich. Much thanks, too, for so many extra hours 

to be recognized of Allegra Shanberg and Elizabeth Peden. 

You will also see a number of graphic design and printed 

items that were contributed through the generosity of Jordan 

Gershon and me at Digital Lagoon. 

Over the remaining two months that Rabbi Mandl will 

continue to occupy the pulpit, take a moment to tell him how 

much he meant to you or your family. I know it will be appreciated. 

I look forward to being with you all soon. 

Steve Osman, 

President 

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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY CHANGES 

Leslie Goad..... 

7401 W. 102nd Court 

Overland Park, KS 66212 

Sally Tranin..... 

5500 W. 123rd Street #316 


June-July 2012/Sivan-Tammuz-av 5772 www.kisyn.org 3

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 

JUNE 

JULY 

1 Natalie & Dr. Donald Cohen (37) 16 Ruth & Allan Bell (49) 

1 Idie & Herbert Parmet (43) 

5 Eleanor & Alexander Belingloph (57) Eunice & Sheldon Snitz (49) 2 Marsha & Seymour Krinsky (14) 

Batsheva Glatt & Mitchell Trope (7) 18 Susan & Bruce Winston (23) 

Adelle & Ralph Matzdorff (21) 

6 Judith & David Weinstein (30) 

Arlene & Michael Abrams (12) 3 Sharon & Gary Levin (46) 

Bonita & Anton Krutz (13) 

19 Marcia & Dr. Arnold Tropp (40) 5 Amy & Edward Tranin (25) 

7 Dorothy & Herman Mondschein (64) 

Ruth & Ben-Zion Rosenblum (47) 

Faigel & Bruce Singer (25) 

Gloria & Neil Planzer (6) 

9 Carol & Arnold Caviar (44) 

Linda Silver & A. Robert Gast (9) 

21 Rosalyn & Howard Jacobson (48) 

Rachel & Josh Tucker (4) 

23 Dorothy & Robert Blonsky (77) 

24 Carole & Joseph Schifman (33) 

25 Dr. Lisa & Dr. Sander Glatt (38) 

Diane & Abraham Rozenberg (40) 

8 Ileen & Dr. Ira Neufeld (33) 

9 Clarice & Henry Epstein (45) 

10 Nancy & Brian Bucksner (7) 

13 Deborah & Michael Stone (9) 

14 Lyubov & Moysey Kapustin (58) 

Rose Lee & Eugene Weisberger (49) 27 Karen & James Lesky (41) 

Roberta & Larry Rosen (38) 

10 Felicia & Seymour Weiner (56) 28 Svetlana & Dmitry Kapustin (27) 17 Fannie & Jack Krashin (61) 

Ruth & Dr. William Nowack (33) 

Lois & Marcus Levitch (53) 24 Debby & William Schlozman (29) 

11 Olga & Vladimir Koz (17) 

Susan & Rocky Horowitz (14) 28 Sandra & Marvin Romer (21) 

13 Dr. Jessica & Adam Rich (8) 

Missy & Jeffrey Goldenberg (16) 

14 Patsy & Arnold Probin (41) 

Susan & Robert Katz (20) 

31 Sharon & Geoffrey Friedman (35) 

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CONGREGANTS’ JUNE & JULY BIRTHDAYS 

We want to wish a Happy Birthday to all of the following congregants 

who are celebrating their birthdays: 

JUNE: C. Barnett Alport, Clara Levine, Barbara Steinberg, Sander Glatt, 

Peter Levi, Carolin Knox, Beth Schwartz, Fannie Krashin, Jonathan Margolies, 

Tibby Rissien, Barbara Marcus, Maureen Minoofar, Larisa Shenker, Miriam 

Wajcman, Yalene Kusnetzky, Norbert Lipschuetz, Sam Devinki, Reuben Stern, 

Mark Kuluva, Lois Levitch, Sherrill Rosenstock, Genrikh Kokman, David 

Marcus, Khatskel Shvartsblat, Barbara Goodbinder, Roza Kazakova, Adelle 

Matzdorff, Hazzan Jeffrey Shron, Nadine Braverman, Charlene Goodbinder, 

Charles Goodbinder, Scott Levin, Ari Lubowicz, Blanche Adelman, William 

Schlozman, A. Robert Gast, Joyce Koch, Ralph Matzdorff, Eugene Cohen, 

Karen Schwartz, Cheryl Silverman, Radyne Cohn, Yury Portnoy. 

JULY: Samuel Gutovitz, Gary Levin, Heather Oliver, Muriel Soloff, Robert 

Ginsberg, Ileen Neufeld, Richard Silberg, Cheryl Lester, Arkadiy Katz, Mary 

Eaglstun, Frank Stein, Debra Adamous, Steve Chick, Esther Gallas, Howard 

Jacobson, Gerald Klopper, Mel Mallin, Edward Rosen, Marie Rosner, Shari 

Sokol, Estelle Dalen, Betty Mittelman, Steven Kingston, Flora Kruglyak, 

Janice LaPine, Rosemary Siess, Eugene Weisberger, Lyubov Kapustin, Eunice 

Snitz, Allen Youngblade, Stewart Farbman, Jack Krashin, Cory Caviar, Melissa 

Goldenberg, Aliza Horak, Ellen Magariel, Edward Blend, Sammie Gottlieb, 

Sima Tepletskaya, Isaac Chopp, Seymour Krinsky, Jean Parelman, Douglas 

Zolotor, Rita Myer, David Weinstein, Gene DeLeve, Geoffrey Goldman, 

Edward Tranin, Paul Myer, Todd Stettner, Stephen Cline, Lowell Fletcher, 

Elliott Goldstein, David Kanter, Betty Caplan, Judith Chaiken, Olga Dreyer, 

Zelma Saltzman, Jennifer Fletcher, Peyton Sher, Martha Cohn. 

www.kisyn.org 

...to our capable and reliable office 

volunteers who assist in so many ways: 

Eunice and Sheldon Snitz. We greatly 

appreciate their efforts on our behalf. 

...to Deanna Rudd and Bonnie Rosen 

for preparing April’s Chai Anniversary 

Kiddush and to Doug Zolotor for the May 

Chai Anniversary Kiddush. 

THE FOCAL POINT OF 

KEHILATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE 

913.642.1880 FAX: 913.642.7332 

RABBI HERBERT J. MANDL, PH.D. 

HAZZAN JEFFREY A. SHRON 

ELIZABETH PEDEN 

Executive Director 

ALLEGRA SHANBERG, Editor 

STEVE OSMAN, President 

The Focal Point (U.S.P.S. 292-040) is published monthly except the 

June/July issue by The Kehilath Israel Synagogue, 10501 Conser 

St., Shawnee Mission, KS 66212-2643. Periodical postage paid 

at Shawnee Mission , KS 

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Focal Point, c/o 

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JUNE/JULY YOUTHS BIRTHDAYS 

JUNE: Ashly Rosenstock, Mikaella Smith, Penina DeLuca, 

Alessandra Lubowicz, Abraham Brudoley, Grace Agron, Brody 

Kadosh, Sam Lubowicz, Erin Kohn, Nathan Fink, Marcelle Kadosh, 

Jacob Goldstein, Nelly Koz. 

JULY: Ethan Scharf, Charles Bronstein, Madison Macek, 

Shoshana Margolies, Leena Clark, Shaina Winston, Felicia Sokol, 

Elana Goldenberg, Roni Gershom, Alyssa Gatewood, Zachary 

Parelman, Mary Waxman, Rochelle Adamous, Spencer Kubel. 

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...to Marlene Krakow on the recent Bar Mitzvah of her grandson, 

Caleb Samuel Krakow, son of Andrea and Jason Krakow. 

...to Barbara Steinberg on the marriage of her grandson, Eric 

Grundfast to Sarah Barber of Rhode Island. 

...to Ann and Isak Federman on the birth of a great-granddaughter, 

Cora Joughin, daughter of Audrey and James Joughin. And to 

the great-grandparents, Chuck Solsky and the late Margie Solsky. 

...to Janice and Erwin LaPine on the birth of a great-granddaughter, 

Peysha Leah LaPine, to Channy and Rabbi Avromi LaPine. 

...to Julia Lester Barnard on graduating from KU with a B.A. in 

History and with Highest Distinction. Julia plans to spend a year 

working for a non-profit organization in Austin, Texas before going 

to graduate school. Julia is the daughter of Drs. Cheryl Lester 

and Philip Barnard. 

...to Sam Devinki who recently was honored by the United States 

Holocaust Memorial Museum with its Wings of Memory Leadership 

Award for the Midwest Region. 

June-July 2012/Sivan-Tammuz-av 5772 www.kisyn.org 

FAST OF TAMMUZ 

(17TH OF TAMMUZ) 

SUNDAY, JULY 8 

Shacharit.............................9:00 a.m. 

Mincha and Maariv.............7:00 p.m. 

The fast will conclude at......9:25 p.m. 

The historical mourning period for the destruction of the 

Temple begins with the 17th of Tammuz, when the wall to 

Jerusalem was broken through, and ends with the capture of 

the city and the razing of the Temple on Tisha B’Av, the 9th 

of Av, three weeks later July 29. The fast begins at 4:20 a.m. 

TISHA B’AV 


Mincha................................7:40 p.m. 

The fast begins at................8:32 p.m. 

Readings from the Book of Lamentations 

SUNDAY, JULY 29 

Shacharit...............................9:00 a.m. 

including selections of Kinot 

Mincha................................8:10 p.m. 

(Tallit and T’fillin are worn) 

The fast will conclude at.....9:09 p.m. 

Tisha B’Av (the ninth day of the Jewish month of Av) is 

a day of mourning during which Jews fast and bewail the 

destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem. Along with Yom 

Kippur, it is the only full day fast on our calendar. This fact 

alone should impress upon us the importance that is placed 

on the observance of this day for all Jews. The preceding 

period, known as the “three weeks” that began with the Fast of 

Tammuz on Sunday, July 8, is considered to be the saddest time 

in the Jewish calendar when all evidence of joy disappears 

until the conclusion of Tisha B’Av. 

Since World War II, many Jews have chosen Tisha B’Av as 

the day to commemorate the (Yahrzeit) loss of those family 

members who were killed by the Nazis and their associates on 

dates that are unknown. The Talmud states that G-d decreed 

this particular day as a day of woe and misfortune in the very 

beginning of Jewish history. According to this interpretation, 

the ninth of Av was the day when the Jews in the desert of Sinai 

bewailed their lot when the spies brought back bad tidings 

from Canaan (Parshat Shelach). So G-d declared: “You cried 

without cause; I will, therefore, make this an eternal day 

of mourning for you.” And it was then that the decree was 

ordered for the destruction of the Temple, and the scattering 

of the Jews amongst the peoples of the earth. 

The congregation expresses sincere wishes for a speedy 

recovery to Isabelle Gallas, Lyuba Kapustin, Marcus 

Levitch, and to all other members of the congregation and 

community who have been ill or hospitalized. 

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13th annual 

AllAn GreenberG MeMoriAl 

KehilAth isrAel synAGoGue 

Golf TournamenT 

08.13.2012 

GeT Involved SupporT KI! 

monday, august 13, 2012 • at oakwood country club 

11 am check-in & lunch • 12:15 pm shotgun start • auction throughout 

play – Start your own team or join a team. 

sponsor - Opportunities for sponsoring a hole, the auction, food and more! 

volunteer – On the planning committee or day of the event. 

participate – Join the fun for lunch, activities and silent auction. 

Proceeds benefit KI Scholarship Committee & youth activities of the synagogue 

Co-chairs: Amy Goldstein & Jeff Goldenberg 

to play, sponsor, volunteer or participate, contact Amy at agoldstein@aapainmanage.org or 913.484.2120 or 

Jeff at jeffg68@gmail.com or 913.851.9654. 

www.kisyn.org 

$700 per team 

$175 per player 



13th annual 

ALLAN GREENBERG MEMORIAL 

KEHILATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE 

GOLF TOURNAMENT 

08.13.2012 

monday, august 13, 2012 • at oakwood country club 

11 am check-in • 12:15 pm shotgun start • 9800 grandview rd • kansas city, mo 64137 

name: 

organization: 

telephone: fax: 

email: shirt size: s m l xl xxl 

Please pair me with a team: or 

Please pair me with the following players: 

(before listing partners, please ensure that they plan to team with you.) 

1) 

2) 

3) 

player name phone/e-mail shirt size: s m l xl xxl 

silent auction, prizes & awards for the big winners throughout event! 

cost: $175 per player, includes green fees, lunch and prizes. 

c If you were registered to play last year, subtract $25 

format: Four person scramble (flighted) 

sponsor: c I am interested in sponsoring, please contact me. 

enclosed is a check(s) for $ 

make checks payable to: Kehilath Israel Synagogue 

send form & check to: 10501 Conser, Overland Park, Kansas 66212 

please return by july 20, 2012 

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sponsorship opportunities 

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telephone: fax: 

email: 

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13th annual allan GreenberG MeMorial 

Kehilath israel synaGoGue Golf tournaMent 

special recognition 

i would like to be a: 

event sponsorship 

$2500 

driving range sponsor 

$1500 

golf ball sponsor 

$1500 

putting clock sponsor 

$1500 

food sponsor 

$1500 

auction sponsor 

$1500 

goody bag sponsor 

$1000 

hole sponsor 

$500 

cart sponsor 

$250 

please make checks payable to: kehilath israel synagogue 

send form and check to: 

kehilath israel synagogue 

10501 conser, overland park, ks 66212 

attn: golf tournament 

www.kisyn.org 


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At the May Board of Directors meeting, K.I. received a Bushman Community Endowment grant check for reaching endowment goals. 

From left: Diane Azorsky, Assistant Executive Director and Director of Community Endowments, Jewish Community Foundation 

of Greater KC; Stan Bushman, funder of Bushman Endowment Program; Rabbi Herbert J. Mandl, Senior Rabbi, K.I.; Steve Osman, 

President, K.I. 


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11 SIVAN-JUNE 1 

TOVA ADAMOUS 

SARA BOBROW 

CLARA BULAVSKY 

JENNIE CUMONOW 

LOUIS DOLGENOW 

HELEN LERNER 

RUTH J. MOSKOVITZ 

SAM PENER 

MAX ROSENBLOOM 

ABE SHER 


SAMUEL BOGART 

SAM DREISESZUN 

JEFFREY EISBERG 

CHESTER KAPLAN 

JACOB ROSENBERG 

ALBERT STRAUSS 


DAVID BECKMAN 

SARAH BROMBERG 

ROSE GREENBAUM 

BERNICE KOGAN 

HELEN MANDELBAUM 

PETE ROSEN 

JACOB ROSENBERG 

ALVIN W. SHULTZ 


MORRIS BASSIN 

BERTHA JACOBSON 

JAMES JACOBSON 

HYMAN JERWICK 

SAMUEL STEPONSKY 

MARK WEIL 

KATE WEISBERGER 


EDITH ADELMAN 

MOLLIE BELL 

YEHUDA HOROWITZ 

ANNA KAPLAN 

CLAIRE LEVY 


DORA CONE 

MOLLIE MADLOF 

ANNA ROSENFELD 

ALBERT STEIN 

HARRY WEINER 


SARA BARABAN 

ELIEZER BOBROV 

SAM DANIELS 

HELEN FEINGOLD 

LEE KROSS 

HARRY LADINSKY 

CHAIM MALLIN 

CHAIM POLLMAN 


MORRIS A. CAPLAN 

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ESRIG-GOULD MEMORIAL ALCOVE 

With Reverence We Record the Following Yahrzeits 

MEMORIAL TABLETS 

MORRIS FEINGOLD 

MILTON GLASS 

GERTRUDE KLINOCK 

DAVID SELTZER 


ABRAHAM BETTINGER 

SARAH KALLIS 

EVA KATZ 

MARY KOCHEROV 

ETTA KUSHNER 

SARAH SHULTZ 

JOEL WINSTON 


IDA BRONSTEIN 

SHEPPERD GOLDIN 

LEON KOCHEROV 

ISADORE LEVINE 

NATHAN RUBINS 

SAM WALDMANN 


WILBERT GOLDBERG 

MORRIS HOROWITZ 

RACHEL LEAH KATZ 

DAVID WACKNOV 


MEYER BROWN 

LOUIS CARR 

ABE EPSTEIN 

MOLLIE FISHMAN 

MORRIS GLASSMAN 

MARJORIE POWELL 

JACK SLOBOSKY 


BERTHA B. GLASSMAN 

JOSEPH LEVINE 

LEAH SALWINSKY 


SHEINA BOXER 

ADELE KORNREICH 

LEO SHAPIRO 


SAMUEL H. DALEN 

FLORENCE DROSKIN 

GERTRUDE MILOVITZ 

HENRY SCHWARTZ 

SIESS FAMILY 


LEIB BRATMAN 

SARAH STEIN 

SOLOMON TAYLOR 


HARRY DANIELS 

DAVID KOFFMAN 

CHESTER MONDSCHEIN 

JACOB PITTELL 

MAYME WEINER 

KATIE WENECK 


ESTHER CHEPLOVE 

MENDEL DUBINSKY 

BEATRICE EISBERG 

ANNA KOFFMAN 

SYLVIA LEVINSON 

ROSE RAIZEN 

HERTA RUSCHIN 


MINNIE GAMPOL 

FANNIE GARFINKLE 

BETTYE B. MILDER 

BENJAMIN PARNES 

JEANETTE PASNIK 

30 SIVAN-JUUNE 20 

FLORA BECKENSTEIN 

SOL KLEVATT 

ROSE MEDOFF 

CHARLES ROSEN 

PHILLIP SWEET 

1 TAMMUZ-JUNE 21 

MILDRED KASS 

MAX SPITCAUFSKY 

ZVI WENECK 

2 TAMMUZ-JUUNE 22 

HARRY P. COHEN 

BESSIE GREEN 

REVA KAPLAN 

BERTHA NARON 

MICHAEL H. NOVORR 

MORRIS PFEFER 

DAVID ROSEN 

MINNIE W. WEISBEIN 


LOUIS DOLGINOW 

ROSE WEXLER 


ISIDOR BLOCK 

MORRIS FLAPAN 

WILLIAM HIMMELSTEIN 

HENRY KOPPEL 


MOSHE COPELAND 

MIRIAM DREZNER 

HARRY ESRIG 

LOUIS I. GRODSKY 

MARY JACOBSON 

SARA POLLMAN 

BERNARD ROBINSON 

HARRY RUBE SANDLER 


SIMON AGRON 

MORRIS J. EISBERG 

HENRY JEVINSKY 

RUTH KRAFT 

REVA RAINEN 

JAKE RITZ 

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ABRAHAM RUBIN 

MOSES AARON SHOLTZ 

ETHEL SILBERMAN 

SAMUEL STOFFSKY 

ROSE TARABOULOS 


DOROTHY KAPLAN 

SIGMUND 

MANDELBAUM 

SOLOMON MARGOLIS 

MARGIT METZL 

HARRY P. SAGAND 

SONIA SKOLER 

MEYER TRANIN 

PHILIP TURNER 

IRVIN WOLOWSKI 


DAVID DROSKIN 

HYMAN GOLDFINGER 

ALEXANDER MANN 


IRVING COOPER 

WILL OSHANSKY 

REBECCA SCHULTZ 


S. DAVID BAELLOW 

ABRAHAM JABEN 

ELAINE KUBEL 

ABRAHAM LAPIN 

LOU PACK 

SAMUEL L. RUBEN 

SALAMON TARABOULOS 

LEONARD WACKNOV 

11 TAMMUZ-JULY 1 

JOE BERKSON 

CHAYA GOLDMAN 

MAX KLINOCK 

AARON LIEBERMAN 

ALEXANDER MARGOLIS 

SHMUEL SCHULTZ 

CELIA STRAF 

A.S. VILE 


ESTHER BOLD 

HARRY BROWN 

ANNA D. KAPLAN 

E. ROBERT KLEIN 

ROSYA PORTNOY 

WILBUR TIGERMAN 

LANORA YOFFEE 

MORRIS ZWILLENBERG 


BESSIE CORTEZ 

ANNA GERSHBERG 

LILLIAN GREEN 

BERNARD MARGOLIS 

ETHEL OXMAN 

JACK M. RAINEN 

DAVID RITZ 


FRED DEVINKI 

HARRY KRAFT 

RUBIN ROMER 

MENDEL ROSLAWOWSKI 

TILLIE SIMON 

HARRY H. SNITZ 


FRANK AGRON 

SEYMOUR ASHER 

SIMON BERNSTEIN 

MERYL BERNSTEIN 

ANNA COHEN 

MAE L. FELD 

ANNETTE GREENBERG 

ROSE LONDON 

RHEVA SPITCAUFSKY 

VITIA SWARTZ 


ITA BENGIS 

BENNIE BETTINGER 

IRVIN BRATMAN 

DOROTHY LIPKIN 

JOSEPH MAIZLISH 


ALBERT BASSIN 

BERTHA BASSIN 

MIRIAM GARON 

GLENN GOLDSTEIN 

SHIMON N. GREENBERG 

SHMUEL GREENBERG 

SARAH HUNTMAN 

MORRIS KROSS 

JOANNE PACK 

CHANA SHLYEN 

GITTEL SWENDZEWSKY 

HANNA SWENDZEWSKY 

BARNEY TANHOFF 

ISRAEL UMNATZEV 

JACOB UMNATZEV 

RACHEL UMNATZEV 

BRINA ZELMANOVICH 

BRONIA ZELMANOVICH 

ISAC ZELMANOVICH 

MENDEL ZELMANOVICH 

RACHEL ZELMANOVICH 

RIVKA ZELMANOVICH 

YECHIEL ZELMANOVICH 


MORRIS BODKER 

JOSEPH FEINGOLD 

LILLIAN KRAITCHMAN 

WILLIAM PESMEN 

BEN ZION SALWINSKY 

CHAIA TKATCH 


ESTHER BLASBALG 

PHILLIP BUCKSNER 


CELIA KATZ 

ELY MOLOTSKY 

JANET PFEFER 

ROSE L. WITSCHNER 


HETTY BENJAMIN 

BERNARD H. KANTOR 

LOUIS KULUVA 

ANNA PELTZMAN 


LIZZIE DOLGINOW 

SARAH GOLAD 

LEA INDYK 

VIOLA LEVINE 

ZVI MARGOLIS 

SARAH RAPOPORT 

BESSIE R. RUBIN 

MARVIN E. ZEFF 


BEN APPELBAUM 

LENA GAMPOL 

ESTHER MALLIN 

SHERMAN PITLUCK 

FLORA PREVAN 

JACK RUBEN 


ROBERT DOLNIK 

EVA GUCKENHEIMER 

LOUIS KATZ 

RAE LIEBERMAN 

ETHEL PACK 


ANNA ARSANSKY 

ROBERT BITNER 

JULIUS COHN 

POLA EISENBERG 

NATHAN GULINSON 

EDITH MEDOFF 

BADANA OSADCHY 

MAURICE H. SCHWARTZ 

JAKE SHABASON 

BREINDEL WANG 

MOLLIE ZEFF 


LEO BLONSKY 

YESHAIA BOBROV 

JOSEPH MOSSEL 

ROSE S. NEWMAN 

REBECCA RITZ 

JENNIE SHANERMAN 

JOEL TONKIN 


JOSEPH BORMASTER 

CHARLOTTE G. 

LAZERWITZ 

MORRIS MELNICK 

SARA RABIN 

ESRIG-GOULD MEMORIAL ALCOVE 

With Reverence We Record the Following Yahrzeits 

MEMORIAL TABLETS CONTINUED 


MORRIS MORGAN 

DAVID RUBIN 

DONALD RUDNICK 

MAURICE SCHIFMAN 

ABRAHAM SCHNAER 

ISADORE A. SERKES 

ABE SHNIDERMAN 


MILTON BURNETT 

MARY D. FLAPAN 

LIPPMAN GOLDMAN 

SARA E. MNOOKIN 


ABE BETTINGER 

GEORGE ECHELSBERG 

MAX JABEN 

IDA KULUVA 

GEORGE PRICE 

ROSE SHAPIRO 

EDWARD J. TREMPY 

1 AV-JULY 20 

MELVIN BEISER 

MAURICE BURNETT 

MINNIE LEVINE 

MIRIAM LEWKOWITZ 

SAMUEL LEWKOWITZ 

PAUL SHNIDERMAN 

ANNA SOLOMON 

LEAH STRAUSS 

FAIVA WEINER 

2 AV-JULY 21 

TILLIE BROWN 

JERI EISMAN 

LUCY GOULD 

ABRAHAM HAITH 

DAVID HARTMAN 

SIDNEY LEVINE 

EVAN SOLTZ 

3 AV-JULY 22 

FRANCES BERNSTEIN 

BENJAMIN GOLDMAN 

ROSE HOROWITZ 

FANNY LANSKY 

MARY ROSENBERG 

ERNEST SPECTOR 

MARTHA WEINER 

4AV-JULY 23 

HYMAN EPSTEIN 

MORRIS KANDLIS 

MORRIS T. KATZ 

JACK KLOPPER 

HARRY PRESS 

ABE ROGERS 

LENA ROMER 

BRONIA ROSLAWOWSKI 

5 AV-JULY 24 

SYLVIA AGRON 

IRVING BIRNBAUM 

PINCUS FOX 

PEARL GILGUS 

DAVID KANTER 

MORRIS WEISBERGER 

JEAN L. ZUROVSKY 

6 AV-JULY 25 

MAX BERMAN 

SALLY M. BRESEL 

PEARL H. BROWN 

BARBARA ROGOLSKY 

EVA ROSEN 

LIZA ZELMANOVICH 

7 AV-JULY 26 

IRVIN M. BIRENBOIM 

ERNEST GUCKENHEIMER 

HANS LEO ISRAEL 

MORRIS J. LEVIN 

MARY ROSENBERG 

DOV BER ROSENFELD 

BERE SPACK 

8 AV-JULY 27 

ISADORE BOXER 

MINNIE BOXER 

ANNA PASLOVE 

9 AV-JULY 28 

THELMA ADELMAN 

JEANETTE ARONSON 

LIBBY BETTINGER 

LEO SCHILD 

SAM SCHULTZ 

JENNIE SIEGEL 

SAMUEL WEINBERG 

SAMUEL WEINSHELBAUM 

BENJAMIN WINER 

SARAH WINER 

10 AV-JULY 29 

FRIEDA L. COHN 

SAMUEL COVENS 

GERSON GORTENBURG 

RUTH LITWACK 

ANNA POZNANSKI 

11 AV-JULY 30 

ZEEV BARASH 

SOPHIA FREDA COHN 

MEYER PELTZMAN 

JACOB SHURIN 

KATY SOLSKY 

BEN WAINSTOCK 

12 AV-JULY 31 

IRVING BERNSTEIN 

MAX BURG 

YETTA GOLDSTEIN 


TABLET DEDICATION 

Sunday, June 10 

In Memory of Leonard Osman 

9:00 a.m. 

Rose Morgan Chapel 

Sunday, July 1 

In Memory of Esther Bitner 

9:00 a.m. 

Rose Morgan Chapel 

MONUMENT UNVEILING 


In Memory of Leonard Osman 

10:30 a.m. 

Mt. Carmel Cemetery 


In Memory of Benjamin Entine 

Blue Ridge Cemetery 

Sunday, July 1 

In Memory of Esther Bitner 

10:30 a.m. 

Mt. Carmel Cemetery 

IN MEMORIAM 

May the G-d of Mercy sustain and comfort 

those who have suffered the loss of dear ones. 

The Kehilath Israel family extends deepest 

sympathy to the bereaved families of: 

ISADORE ZEFF 

EUGENE LIPSKY 

(Husband of Marjorie Lipsky) 

ESTHER BITNER 

(Mother of Sharon Levitan) 

JUDITH ESRIG 

(Wife of Dr. Harold Esrig) 

GERALD PLESSNER 

(Brother of Doris Gilgus) 

ROSALIE KARS 

(Mother of Kitty Novicoff)

We gratefully acknowledge 

the following Contributions... 

K.I. BUS FUND 

RECOVERY 

LORRAINE ROTH 

Jackie Garry 

YAHRZEIT 

SARAH SHERR 

MARY & HARRY FRISCHER 

MELVIN & BARBRA FRISCHER 

Shirley Frischer 

DAVID WALDMANN 

Mrs. Sophia Waldmann 

K.I. GENERAL FUND 

DONATION 

Stan & Joyce Zeldin 

HONOR 

MARVIN ORLOVICK 

Steven Fogel 

Randee Shenkel 

RABBI HERBERT& BARBARA 

MANDL 

Bernice & Irwin W. Kidorf 

BIRTHDAY 

LOU LESKY 

Janet & Harold Price 

Neil & Gloria Planzer 

BARNETT ALPORT 

Stephen & Nancy Cline 

MEMORY 

MAURICE SHRON 

Joyce Bratman & Family 

Renee and Lynn Kuluva 

Leonard & Nedra Rosen 

Shirley & Todd Stettner 

Bruce & Marcie Kaplan 

David & Fran Kanter 

Dr. Ira & Ileen Neufeld 

David & Judy Weinstein 

Randi & Dr. Joel Feder 

Estelle Dalen 

EUGENE LIPSKY 

Marian Shear 

Debbie Entine 

Eugene Strauss 

ISADORE ZEFF 

Angela, J.J., Taylor & Morgan 

Flotken 

MORRIS LESTER 

ADELINE HELLESVIG 

Drs. Phillip Barnard & Cheryl 

Lester 

RECOVERY 

CALEB SUPER 


Rose Gross 

YAHRZEIT 

HORTENSE GERSHON 

Susan & Steve Osman 

MAX WURZBURGER 

ALLEN WURZBURGER 

Irene Wurzburger 

GERTRUDE KAPLAN 

Jerome & Sherrie Kaplan 

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JACOB & BAILA DROSKIN 

Judith Droskin 

H. WILLIAM ALPORT 

Gustava Alport 

Dorothy Peltzman 

KHAYA-SURA KRUGLYAK 

Flora Kruglyak 

HELEN GOLDSTEIN 

Elliott & Linda Goldstein 

FANNIE LEVIN 

Ida Levin 

ROSE SINGER 

Max & Sonny Singer 

HELEN SCHWARTZ 

Norma & Andy Schwartz 

KEN KLUGMAN 

Ben & Elinore Kutler 

IDA CAPITO 

Neva Bennett 

Judy & Bill Kohn 

EARL GOODBINDER 

Charlene Goodbinder 

NATHAN CLAYMAN 

Sharon Carter 

YIZKOR 

BEN GROSS 


Rose Gross 

LOVED ONES 

Rose Gross 

CHAI KIDDUSH FUND 

OUR ANNIVERSARY 

ELINOR & SHERRILL FREIDMAN 

LINDA & ELLIOTT GOLDSTEIN 

FRAN & DAVID KANTER 

MADELINE & ROBERT SCHIFMAN 

JENNIFER & LOWELL FLETCHER 

DR. MYRA & MALCOLM LITMAN 

LYNDA & ALLEN YOUNGBLADE 

NEDRA & LEONARD ROSEN 

K.I. KIDDUSH CLUB 

YAHRZEIT 

ESTHER WALDMANN 


K.I. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND 

YAHRZEIT 

YAAKOV WALDMANN 


JOSEPH D. MALLIN 

SCHOLARSHIP FUND 

MEMORY 

BETTY LOU MASLAN 

Lynne Drebin 

FRED & MARIA DEVINKI 

FLORAL FUND 

MEMORY 

MARIA DEVINKI 

Gene & Marjorie Lipsky 

YAHRZEIT 

LEIBISH WALDMANN 


FRED & MARIA DEVINKI 

TORAH PRESERVATION FUND 

YAHRZEIT 

ABRAHAM AJBESCHITZ 


FRANK MORGAN 

FOUNDATION FUND 

YAHRZEIT 

BRACHA WALDMANN 


SEYMOUR KRINSKY VIDEO 

LIBRARY FUND 

BIRTHDAY 

J. LOUIS LESKY 

ANNIVERSARY 

NEDRA & LEONARD ROSEN 

ELINOR & SHERRILL FRIEDMAN 

JUDITH & HAROLD ESRIG 

MEMORY 

EUGENE LIPSKY 

YAHRZEIT 

RABBI JACOB KRINSKY 

TOM ROGOVIEN 

Seymour & Marsha Krinsky 

MELVIN & EVELYN SPITCAUF- 

SKY LIBRARY FUND 

YAHRZEIT 

DR. HARRY COHEN 

Dr. Donald & Nataiie Cohen 

EVELYN & MELVIN SPITCAUFSKY 

Spitcaufsky Foundation 

HARRY G. & ESTHER MALLIN 

CHOIR FUND 

MEMORY 

MAURICE SHRON 

Rabbinical Association, Friends & 

Colleagues 

Karen & Steve Schwartz 

JEAN & MORRIS ODESNIK 

RITUAL & RELIGIOUS ITEMS 

RECOVERY 

ISABELLE GALLAS 

Shirley Frischer & Jackie Garry 

K.I. SCHOLARSHIP FUND JACK & SARAH RUBEN 

YAHRZEIT 

MEMORIAL FUND 

ISRAEL DWORETSKY 

HONOR 

Irwin & Carol Cohen 

MARVIN ORLOVICK 

NETTIE TABASHNIK 

Marcia Karbank & Joe Smuckler 

MEMORY 

www.kisyn.org 

MAURICE SHRON 

Barbara & Phillip Goodbinder 

YAHRZEIT 

BERNARD RUBEN 

Phyllis & Ron Kogan 

William & Sandra Gasser 

SARAH RUBEN 

William & Sandra Gasser 

BERNICE KOGAN 


YIZKOR 

SARAH & JACK RUBEN 

BERNARD & GOLDIE GASSER 

William Gasser 

LIBBIE & JACK SHER BOOK 

YAHRZEIT 

JULIA STEMPLEMAN 

Judy Mendelsohn Lanes 

ALLEN ABEND 

Sidney & Martha Cohn 

MOSHE ABEND 

Esther Abend 

SHIVA-CHESED FUND 

MEMORY 

MAURICE SHRON 

Joyce & Harold Koch 

Annette & Joel Fish 

CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY 

MEMORY 

MAURICE SHRON 

Barnett & Beverly Alport 

Joseph Smuckler & Marcia 

Karbank 


Doris Rubin 

Bill & Debby Schlozman 

Sharon & Howard Levitan 

Marian Shear 

Sibby & Mel Cosner 

Norbert & Lilian Lipschuetz 

Martin & Rosemary Gorin 

Arnold & Sherri Hermanson 

Stephen & Nancy Cline 

Erwin & Janice LaPine 

YAHRZEIT 

MARY WACHTEL 

Natalie Duggan 

LIBA AJBESCHITZ 


RABBI MANDL’S 

DISCRETIONARY 

YAHRZEIT 

NACHMAN CARROLL 

Nicholas Kelne 

MEYER GILGUS 

HERMAN PLESSNER 

BERTHA DWORETSKY 

Doris & Zolie Gilgus 

SHEINDL AJBESCHITZ 



THE SHERMAN & IRENE DORA MANN 

DREISESZUN COURT FUND Gene DeLeve 

YAHRZEIT 

WILLY LATTER 

MINDL AJBESCHITZ 

Norbert & Lilian Lipschetz 

Mrs. Sophia Waldmann ROSE LIBER 

Mary Skaler 

ALLAN GREENBERG YOUTH SOL GALLAS 

LOUNGE FUND 

Michele L. Kaplan 

MEMORY 

HINDA AJBESCHITZ 

MAURICE SHRON 


Jack & Fannie Krashin 

JESSE FRIEDMAN 

YITZCHAK WALDMANN 

Marsha Jacobs 

Mrs. Sophia Waldmann MYRON STRAUS 

Ben & Dianne Sperry 

K.I. BLUE RIDGE CEMETERY STANLEY SCHIFMAN 

DONATION 

Kathleen Schifman, Alison 

Adeline Trempy 

Jacqueline Kraft 

O’Grady, Aaron Schifman 

Art Bratt 

K.I. ENDOWMENT FUND 

Sidney & Rose Carr 

YAHRZEIT 

Dr. Charles & Sandra Resnick HELEN BITNER 

MEMORY 

MAURICE SHRON 

Sharon & Howard Levitan 

Bill & Fani Schifman 

HEAT & LIGHT FUND 

Robert & Madeline Schifman YAHRZEIT 

Elinor & Sherrill Friedman MEIR WALDMANN 

EUGENE LIPSKY 

Norbert & Lilian Lipschuetz 


MORRIS ROZENBERG 

ESRIG – GOULD FUND 

Rela Rozenberg 

MEMORY 

IRA RAKLEY 

MAURICE SHRON 

MARIA DEVINKI 

Sam Gould 

ESTHER GALLAS 

YAHRZEIT 

Elinor & Sherrill Friedman SAMUEL LESLIE RUBEN 

YAHRZEIT 

Barbara Keltner 

ARON WARREN 

JOE ESRIG 

Edward & Donna Warren GUSSIE ESRIG 

EVA GREEN 

JACK EISBERG 

Ruth Feinberg 

HARRY GOLDSTEIN 

SHERMAN RADETSKY 

BESS GOLDSTEIN 

Esther Radetsky 

Charlene Rubin 

Sam Gould 

MARY MAISSELL 

LIVING TORAH PROJECT 

Eunice & Sheldon Snitz FUND 

JENNY BERNSTEIN 

YAHRZEIT 

JACK BERNSTEIN 

H. WILLIAM ALPORT 

FREDA BERNSTEIN BEHRENS Joel & Carol Lissauer 

Faye Tobin 

ELIYAHU AJBESCHITZ 

Col. I Bernstein 

MORRIS ROZENBERG 


Abe & Diane Rozenberg GOLDIE CHALET FUND 

TILLIE BECKMAN 

YAHRZEIT 

Teri Becker 

SADIE KULUVA 

Michelle Thompson 

MARY CAVIAR 

Eddie Caviar 

BILL WEINDLING 

ALICE LAPIN 

Bill & Fani Schifman 

SONIA SCHULTZ 

Aletha Simon 

ALEX KRAFT 

Ann Studna 

BERNADINE GITTERMAN 

Harriett Katz 

RUTH DUBOWY 

Leah Cohn 

Arlyn & Chuck Kuluva 


COMMUNITY CORNER 

‘DAY OF DISCOVERY’ TO KICK OFF YEAR OF 

JEWISH LEARNING 

Mark your calendar for an exciting, upcoming community 

program: “Day of Discovery – Explore the Joy of Jewish 

Learning in Kansas City.” This event will be held from 

8:45 a.m. – 2:45 p.m., at the Jewish Community Campus on 

Sunday, August 26. Learn, study, and discover some of the 

community’s finest Jewish educators, rabbis, and cantors, who 

will lead sessions on a wide range of topics. 

Registration and a continental breakfast begin at 8:45 a.m. 

Study sessions will be offered throughout the day beginning 

at 9:30. Lunch will be served from 12:15 –1:00 p.m. and a 

dessert reception will conclude the day. Registration for the 

event will begin in early August. 

The program is co-sponsored by The Rabbinical Association 

of Greater Kansas City, Jewish Community Center’s 

Department of Jewish Life and Learning, CAJE/Jewish 

Federation of Greater Kansas City, Hyman Brand Hebrew 

Academy, Village Shalom and area congregations. 

For more information, visit kcrabbis.org or contact Annette 

Fish, Administrator/Program Director, Rabbinical Association 

of Greater Kansas City, by email at afprogram@aol.com or 

by phone at 913.327.4622. 

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MORE TOOLS FOR JEWISH UNEMPLOYED 

Jewish Employment Services is here to help members of the 

Jewish community find jobs. JES is a partnership of Jewish 

Family Services and Jewish Vocational Service. JumpStart 

sessions provide an orientation to all the services JES can 

provide job seekers. The Job Club meets monthly and 

provides networking opportunities and topical presentations. 

All sessions are free and are held at the JCC. 

June 5: JumpStart 9 -11a.m.; RSVP to employment@jfskc. 

org 

June 7: Interview Skills-session 1; Multi Activity Center 

1-3pm.; RSVP to employment@jfskc.org (Limited seating 

available) 

June 13: JumpStart 9-11am.; RSVP to employment@jfskc. 

org 

June 14: Interview Skills-session 2; Chapel 1-3pm.; RSVP 

to employment@jfskc.org (Must attend session 1) 

June 21: JumpStart 1-3pm.; RSVP to employment@jfskc. 

org 

June 25: Job Club 4-5:30pm. “Networking Know-hows”; 

Multi Activity Center 

June 27: JumpStart 1-3pm.; RSVP to employment@jfskc. 

org 

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ROSE MORGAN CHAPEL 

SUNDAY SHACHARIT 9:00 A.M. 

MONDAY-FRIDAY 

SHACHARIT 7:00 A.M. 

SUNDAY-FRIDAY 

MINCHA AND MAARIV 7:00 P.M. 

IMPORTANT JUNE-JULY DATES: 

ROSH CHODESH TAMMUZ - Wednesday, June 20 

Thursday, June 21 

FAST OF TAMMUZ - Sunday, July 8 

ROSH CHODESH AV - Friday, July 20 

FAST OF 9TH OF AV - Sunday, July 29 

David Waxman, Kesher KI student, receiving certificates from 

Avi Bobby (Bob Gast), KESHER KI Director. Mother (Betsy) 

and sister (Mary) looking on around the corner. 

KESHER KI RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 

Party Final Day Celebration -- Sunday, May 20 

Bonbon Frozen Yogurt -- 9524 Antioch 

Periodical Postage Paid at Shawnee Mission, KS 

Left: David Waxman; Townes DeLuca; Hannah DeLuca; Mimi 

DeLuca honored as KESHER KI Madricha; Penina DeLuca; 

Cantor Shron; Morah Gevura (Gevura Davis), KESHER KI 

Teacher.

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