September 2022 Newsletter

8 North Earlton Road, Ext., Havre de Grace, MD 21078
410-939-3170
admin@templeadasshalom.org
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What’s Inside?
September 2021 Calendar of Events
September Zoom Information & Links
Rabbi’s Message – Rabbi Meeka Simerly
President’s Message - Mark Wolkow
Religious Practices Message - Melissa Immel
September High Holiday Schedule
Selichot Program & Service - September 17 th
High Holidays at Temple Adas Shalom
Tashlich by the Susquehanna River - September 26 th
Adult Education Message - Brian Folus
Lunch N’ Learn - September 13 th
Sisterhood & Gift Shop News - Pat Wolkow & Denise Gordon
Sisterhood Brunch - September 11 th
Social Committee Message - Susanah Kolstad & Jessica Hurst
Rosh Hashanah Seder - September 26 th
Kehillah MAGNET Message - Sarah O’Donnell & Joel Yoffee
Family Shabbat Dinner & Service - RSVP by September 14 th
Pizza & Ice Cream Social - RSVP by September 10 th
Security Message - Pat Wolkow
Shop with Scrip Program
Sign up for an ONEG today!
Special Thanks to Our Monthly Donors
Caring Note
Mi Sheberakh List - We Pray For Healing
Recently Passed List
September 2021 Yahrzeits Observed
Advertise with Us

Temple Adas Shalom’s August 2022 Calendar of Events
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
4 8 th of Elul 5782 5 9 th of Elul 5782
Labor Day
Office & ELC Closed
6 10 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
7:00 pm
Membership Committee Meeting
7 11 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
11 15 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
12 16 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
13 17 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
14 18 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
12:00-2:15 pm
Sisterhood Brunch
2:00-3:00 pm
HJC Early Learning Center
Grandparents Day Cookie
Decorating
12:00-1:30 pm
Lunch N’ Learn with Julie Boler
from Braver Angels
7:00 pm
RPC Meeting
6:30-7:30 pm
Virtual Kehillah MAGNET Back
to School Night
18 22 nd of Elul 5782
Book Fair
19 23 rd of Elul 5782
Book Fair
20 24 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
21 25 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
9:00-12:00 pm
First Day of Kehillah MAGNET
12:00-1:00 pm
Kehillah MAGNET Pizza & Ice
Cream Social
2:00-3:30 pm
Adult Ed Committee Meeting
6:30-7:30 pm
Kehillah MAGNET Midweek
7:00-8:30 pm
Social Action Committee
Meeting
25 29 th of Elul 5782
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Book Fair
Kehillah MAGNET Closed
7:30-9:00 pm
Erev Rosh Hashanah Services
26 1 st of Tishri 5783
Rosh Hashanah
Book Fair
Office & ELC Closed
9:30-11:45 am
Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Services
12:00-12:30 pm
Tashlich down by the
Susquehanna River
12:00-12:30 pm
Tashlich down by the
Susquehanna River
6:15-8:00 pm
Rosh Hashanah Second Night
Seder
27 2 nd of Tishri 5783
Rosh Hashanah
Book Fair
Office & ELC Closed
10:00-11:30 am
Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Services
28 3 rd of Tishri 5783
Book Fair
6:30-7:30 pm
Kehillah MAGNET Midweek
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Temple Adas Shalom’s August 2022 Calendar of Events
Thursday Friday Saturday
1 5 th of Elul 5782
7:00-8:00 pm
Finance Committee Meeting
2 6 th of Elul 5782
7:16 pm
Candle Lighting
7:00 pm
Shabbbat Service
Rabbi Meeka Simerly
3 7 th of Elul 5782
Erev Tisha B’Av
Parashat Shoftim
8 12 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
7:00-8:00 pm
Board Meeting
9 13 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
7:05 pm
Candle Lighting
7:00 pm
Shabbat Torah Service
Rabbi Meeka Simerly & Mike Mullis
10 14 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
Parashat Ki Teitzei
10:00 am
Tot Shabbat
15 19 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
7:30 pm
Choir Rehearsal
(Mike’s Home)
22 26 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
16 20 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
6:54 pm
Candle Lighting
5:30-6:15 pm
Family Shabbat Dinner
6:15pm
Family Shabbat Service
Rabbi Meeka Simerly & Mike Mullis
23 27 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
ELC Half Day
6:42 pm
Candle Lighting
7:00 pm
Shabbat Service
Rabbi Meeka Simerly & David Jaffe
17 21 st of Elul 5782
Selichot
Book Fair
Parashat Ki Tavo
6:15-8:00 pm
Selichot Film Screening, Discussion & Service
Annual Apple Honey Bake-Off
24 28 th of Elul 5782
Book Fair
Parashat Nitzavim
29 4 th of Tishri 5783
Book Fair
30 5 th of Tishri 5783
Book Fair
6:31 pm
Candle Lighting
7:00 pm
Shabbat Shuvah Service
Rabbi Meeka Simerly, Mike Mullis, & the
Temple Adas Shalom Choir
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September Service Zoom Information and Links
Temple Adas Shalom
FRIDAY NIGHT SHABBAT & SHABBAT TORAH SERVICE
Friday, September 2 nd , September 9 th , & September 23 rd
Live Streaming starts at 6:45 pm; In-Person service starts at 7:00 pm
https://zoom.us/j/85758681892 * Meeting ID: 857 5868 1892
Password: Shabbat22
LUNCH N’ LEARN
Tuesday, September 13 th
Live Streaming starts at 11:45 am
https://zoom.us/j/97813708462 * Meeting ID: 978 1370 8462
FRIDAY NIGHT FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE
Friday, September 16 th
Live Streaming starts at 6:15 pm; In-Person service starts at 6:15 pm
https://zoom.us/j/85758681892 * Meeting ID: 857 5868 1892
Password: Shabbat22
SELICHOT PROGRAM & SERVICE
Saturday, September 17 th
Live Streaming starts at 6:00 pm; In-Person service starts at 6:15 pm
https://zoom.us/j/87866126207 * Meeting ID: 878 6612 6207
Passcode: HH@5783
EREV ROSH HASHANAH
Sunday, September 25 th
Live Streaming starts at 7:15 pm; In-Person service starts at 7:30 pm
https://zoom.us/j/87866126207 * Meeting ID: 878 6612 6207
Passcode: HH@5783
ROSH HASHANAH DAY 1
Monday, September 26 th
Live Streaming starts at 9:15 am; In-Person service starts at 9:30 am
https://zoom.us/j/87866126207 * Meeting ID: 878 6612 6207
Passcode: HH@5783
ROSH HASHANAH DAY 2
Tuesday, September 27 th
Live Streaming starts at 9:45 am; In-Person service starts at 10:00 am
https://zoom.us/j/87866126207 * Meeting ID: 878 6612 6207
Passcode: HH@5783
Did you miss a Shabbat? Visit our Virtual Experience page to view our recording archive.
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Rabbi’s Message
Rabbi Meeka Simerly
Shalom to each and all;
Temple Adas Shalom, thank you each and all for all welcoming notes, texts, emails,
messages, phone calls, flowers, assistance, and for coming to greet us in person. On
behalf of Dave, our pup Oreo, and myself, please let me reiterate how blessed we feel
being here, in person, at a community we have been preparing for months now to join.
We are thrilled and grateful to start the next chapter of our lives here in Maryland with
you.
At this time, I have met quite a few wonderful people of all age groups: some were born
and raised here, some moved to this area earlier in life, and some, like us, have moved
here more recently. But the one thing we all share is that we are HERE, and we are
NOW. No one has the capacity to predict what lies ahead “in the long run.” But as long
as we continue to show up in person, virtually, or a combination of both, I believe that
together we have the capacity to bring spiritual uplift to the community and beyond.
One important thing I wanted you to know is that I am available and completely
interested in getting to know you. That is a priority to me. So please don’t hesitate: to
call or email me! Let’s set up a time to meet and get to know one another.
I want to take this opportunity to thank the “Rabbi’s Search Committee” members
under the dedicated leadership of Melissa Immel and Wendy Darbinski. You have all
been so kind, welcoming, and helpful in settling in. Thank you, Todah Rabbah, to all.
In addition to getting ready for the High Holidays, I wanted to address all students,
teachers, and staff wrapping up summer while preparing for school. This blessing is
based on Rabbi Larry Sernovitz’s words. As we all embark on another journey of
learning this year, this is for us, our children, friends, and family members:
May we begin the new school year with an open mind, and an equally open heart.
May our smiles always be there for someone who needs it and may there always be a smile for us when
we need it, too.
May we ask more questions than the number of answers we receive or give.
May we receive much knowledge but give even more to those around us.
May we remember that new things are usually hard at the start but get better once we understand the
road ahead.
May we always know that life isn’t a straight path and that we sometimes need to scrape our knees a
little in order to grow.
May we realize that life was never meant to be easy and was never about where we ended up, but about
making the journey step by step and being the best humans, we can be.
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President’s Message
Mark Wolkow
Lend a hand… or an hour
That’s all it takes to make a difference. It’s gratifying to browse through
our Temple directory and see how many people volunteer to help make
our congregation a community. Many of these activities are not at all
time-consuming. For example, attending a meeting once a month for an
hour, helping to plan a couple of events during the year, or greeting
people as they enter the synagogue. And there are many other
opportunities where we could use just a few extra hands.
If you have a particular area of expertise and would like to share it (or
utilize it), give me a call, text, or email. That could include, for example,
if you have experience with technology, communication/PR, fundraising,
investing, security, event planning, or other areas. Maybe you’d like to
try something outside your existing or professional skill set – do
something completely different. That’s great, contact me, and we can talk
about options.
We depend on one another to make our community the best it can be. So
whether you’re already engaged in a Temple activity; recently joined
TAS, or have been a member for 40 years; and regardless of your ability to
use Zoom, drive at night, or play an instrument, there’s a place where you
can help. I’ve promised our Board members that I’d be your “volunteer
matchmaker.” My contact information is in the Temple directory. So let’s
talk.
B’Shalom,
Mark Wolkow
Temple Adas Shalom President
P.S.:
Mom needed new carpet in her Master Bedroom. In 3 minutes, I was able to download a
gift card from RaiseRight, pay for the carpet, and earned a rebate of $40 for mom and
a donation of $40 to the Temple. Sign up with RaiseRight today
at https://www.raiseright.com/enroll; code=C8WI7XN6IQBW.
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Religious Practices Message
Melissa Immel
Greetings from the Religious Practices Committee!
The summer has ended, and we hope you have had an opportunity to
take time away from your routine and enjoy yourselves with family and
friends. As the Jewish year also ends, we look forward to celebrating the
holidays with you and spending time with you at Shul.
On Saturday, September 17th, from 6:15 to 8:00 pm, our community
will come together for the always-popular Selichot program – rolling
out a Torah scroll, changing the scrolls into their holiday whites, and of
course, the traditional Apple & Honey Bake-Off. Rabbi Meeka will also
lead us in a fun and engaging Film Screening & Discussion of Jewish
Food For Thought. Written and animated by Hanan Harchol, Jewish
Food For Thought: The Animated Series, is a collection of engaging
animated conversations between Hanan and his parents that explore
Jewish teachings on themes such as forgiveness, love, gratitude, and
many others. To close the program, members will support one another,
engage in reflection, and begin the recitation of Selichot. It is a brief yet
beautiful and meaningful service to begin the High Holy Days.
May this time of preparation draw us closer to those we love and toward
ourselves, and may we enter the renewed Temple Adas Shalom on Rosh
Hashanah and Yom Kippur prepared for the majesty of the season.
L'Shanah Tovah
Melissa Immel
RPC Chair
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5783 High Holiday Schedule
September 2022
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Selichot
September 17, 2022
6:15 - 8:00 pm
Selichot Film Screening, Discussion, & Service
Annual Apple & Honey Bake-Off Event
Rosh Hashanah
September 25 - September 27, 2022
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service
September 25, 2022
7:30 - 9:00 pm
Rosh Hashanah Service - Day 1
September 26, 2022
9:30 - 11:45 am
Rosh Hashanah Youth Service - Day 1
September 26, 2022
10:00 - 11:30 am
(Ages 6-12 years old)
Rosh Hashanah Pre Readers Service - Day 1
September 26, 2022
11:00 - 11:30 am
(Ages 2-5 years old)
Tashlich by the Susquehanna River
September 26, 2022
12:00 pm
Directions to the location
Rosh Hashanah Second Night Seder
September 26, 2022
6:15 pm
Rosh Hashanah Casual Interactive Service - Day 2
September 27, 2022
10:00 - 11:30 am
Shabbat Shuvah Service
September 30, 2022
7:00 - 8:30 pm

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Adult Education Message
Brian Folus
Shalom, fellow Congregants!
I want to share an eagerly anticipated Adult Ed Lunch N' Learn
scheduled for Tuesday, September 13, at noon. We will have Julie Boler of
Braver Angels introduce the resources available to us from this
wonderful organization. Braver Angels' goal is to help start and maintain
conversations and discussions with people with differing viewpoints. I
think this will be an exciting Lunch & Learn. The Zoom link is on the
Temple Calendar. Feel free to share it.
Adult Ed Committee is also looking into new films and discussions and
new titles for our quarterly book discussions. We welcome Rabbi Meeka
to our Temple and our committee, and we know she will bring many
new ideas and programs for you to participate. We would welcome any
member to come to join us for a meeting and share any ideas you have
with us.
Here is a list of current Adult Ed programs:
1. Book Discussion
2. Lunch & Learn
3. Film Series
4. M &M
5. Taking Hold of Torah
6. Hebrew Class
7. Trope Class
8. Confirmation Minimester (tentative)
9. Prayer of the Month
Brian Folus
Adult Education Chair
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Sisterhood & Gift Shop News
Pat Wolkow & Denise Gordon
TAS Sisterhood – Women supporting women and their community
NEWS:
The Amy Schoenberger Youth Scholarship Application will be available in September to
help with your Jewish Camp fees and for NFTY Event fees. Applications due October 30,
2022
We will mail out our annual Holiday Gift Card by Sukkot, so please visit the Student
Portal, set up by Courtney, and submit addresses for your student(s) continuing their
Higher Education studies.
EVENTS:
All our Sisterhood dates have been posted on the Temple Calendar and appear in bright
pink. Covid still plays havoc on our plans, so please keep informed the best you can.
Our first event of 2022-23 is...Sisterhood Brunch on September 11 from 12:00 - 2:15 at
Temple Adas Shalom. We look forward to schmoozing together, sharing our photos,
meeting new faces, and previewing our upcoming year. Be sure to mark your calendars – and
bring your calendars to the Brunch, so you don’t miss any events. The event flyer is in the
newsletter! RSVP to Elizabeth Westendorf or to: sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org
Elizabeth and her committee have posted a Sign-Up-Genius with options for contributing
to the Brunch. The link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E49A8A92CAAFFC16-91122. You
also can pay your annual dues, AND select & volunteer for one of the exciting events and
activities!
We are BUSY, but not too busy to chat with you! Please email us at: Sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org
MEMBERSHIP:
Paying your 22-23 dues is appreciated. Dues reminders will be mailed to start the Jewish
new year. Some have already been submitted, and we thank you. Dues are $42 and $36 for
new members. Pay via check, made out to TAS Sisterhood and mailed to Denise Gordon or
via PayPal (using Family & Friends) to: “Ladies Auxiliary Harford Jewish CTR.”
ETC:
We have 6 Corresponding Secretaries that support our Sisterhood by contributing to Board
responsibilities, reaching out to our Membership for news and needs (both ways), and
mentoring you as volunteers for events and activities that our Sisterhood carries out.
DO YOU KNOW WHO YOUR CORRESPONDING SECRETARY IS?
ASK Rayna Richardson -(443) 243-5266
Positions on our Board open for Vice President (in training for President) and Treasurer
We are members of WRJ; check out the regional activities they offer:
https://wrj.org/our-community/wrj-districts/mid-atlantic
TEMPLE ADAS SHALOM GIFT SHOP OPERATING SCHEDULE:
Email Denise or Pat at giftshop@templeadasshalom.org
By request before Friday Night Services or by appointment anytime.
“We are family… I got all my sisters with me” - Sister Sledge

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Social Committee Message
Susannah Kolstad, Co-Chair
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our New Year Kick-Off Picnic. I hope this
will become an annual tradition! A special thanks to Sisterhood, Michael Mullis, Days
of Vinyl, Jump On It, and all of our volunteers who made this event happen.
Please join us for the 2nd Night Rosh Hashanah Seder co-sponsored by the Religious
Practices Committee on Monday, September 26, from 6:15-8:00 pm. RSVP and tickets
are required. Please check the newsletter and website for additional details.
In October, please save the date! We are hosting a Pot Luck Sukkot Dinner on October
14 from 5:30 to 6:15 pm before the Sukkot Family Service. Also, we are co-sponsoring a
Hayride, Corn Maze, and Pumpkin Patch Fundraiser at Brad’s Farms Stand in
Churchville on October 23 from 1:00 pm. Tickets will be $8 per person over 3 and $1.00
for children under 3. More details to follow!
As our co-chair, Jessica Hurst, is currently on maternity leave; we could use some extra
hands supporting our upcoming events. If you are interested in helping with logistics,
purchasing items, or any other aspect of our events, don't hesitate to contact us
at social@templeadasshalom.org .
We are always looking for additional support through volunteers and donations of
funds and supplies. Monetary donations can be made online at www.templeadasshalom.org
Here is a list of our Upcoming Social Events for 2022:
2 nd Night Rosh Hashanah Seder – September 26 th from 6:15-8:00 pm
Sukkot Potluck Dinner - October 14 th from 6:00-7:00 pm
Pumpkin Patch & Hayride Fundraiser - October 23 rd from 12:00-4:00 pm
Congregational Meeting Breakfast - November 13 th 9:00-9:30 am
Hanukkah Dinner - December 18 th from 5:30-7:00 pm
Here are some pics from the Sock Hop and Ice Cream Social.
See you all soon!
Susannah Kolstad
Co-Chair, Social Committee
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Kehillah MAGNET Message
Sarah O’Donnell & Joel Yoffee
We want to thank everyone for participating in a fun-filled year of
learning!
PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!! Please don’t forget to sign
your child up for the 2022/2023 school year! The first day of Religious
School for the 2022/2023 school year will be on (New Date) Sunday,
September 18, 2022.
Kehillah MAGNET still has student availability for the 2022/2023
school year at all grade levels! If you have a child or know of a family
with children who would be interested in learning more about their
Jewish heritage, Kehillah MAGNET might be the learning environment
for them. We would love the opportunity to discuss our Jewish
educational programs and upcoming events with all those interested.
Don’t hesitate to contact our current Principal, Sarah O’Donnell,
at principal@templeadasshalom.org for additional information.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS & INFORMATION:
Family Shabbat: Our very own Mike Mullis will lead services geared
towards families on the third (sometimes different) Friday of every month.
Family Shabbat is a great way to enjoy the company of friends, relax after
a long week and provide a further understanding of Hebrew learning!
Please join us at the next family service which will be held on Friday,
September 16 starting at 6:15 pm.
ADDITIONAL FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS & INFORMATION:
First Day of School Pizza and Ice Cream Social: On Sunday, September
18, Kehillah Magnet will be hosting a pizza and ice cream social for all
existing, new, and prospective religious school and ELC students from
12-1 p.m.in the social hall. You do not have to be a member or student to
attend! Please invite all your school age friends. Please RSVP to Sarah
O’Donnell at principal@templeadasshalom.org
See you very soon!
Joel Yoffee , Kehillah MAGNET Religious School Committee Chair
Sarah O’Donnell, Kehillah MAGNET Principal
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Security Message
Pat Wolkow
Thanks to all who attended our in-person training offered by our own
Security Guard Team on August 21st.
Upcoming Security Activities:
• A visit to the Religious School Teacher Meeting on August 28th to update
teachers and staff on Security Procedures.
• Fire Drills!
Grant Updates: We are securing the building and congregants with
Funds from FEMA. We have purchased and continue to use two-way
radios to keep in contact with our guards and leadership. We have
megaphones to help guide members during drills and emergencies. We
will soon begin work on a Public Address System to alert broadly
throughout our building. A second grant was written and submitted on
behalf of the Early Learning Center to fine-tune some weak areas in our
security to guard us against any Hate-like incidents.
All these efforts do not substitute for each of us knowing what to do in
an emergency! Please attend training, participate in practice drills, and
read shared security documents. These actions assist you in being ready
if ever a situation arises so that you can make safe choices for yourself
and your family.
We are looking for additional help on our team to fine-tune policy and
procedures and carry our new initiatives on the drawing board. Meetings
are primarily via Zoom!
SEE SOMETHING? SAY SOMETHING! SO, WE CAN DO
SOMETHING!
security@templeadasshalom.org
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Kevin & Lisa Bress
Julie Sang
July 2022 – Donors
BUILDING FUND
Jill & Brian Schorr
Elise & Michael Woods
BUILDING FUND L’DOR V’DOR
Melissa Immel
Mark & Patricia Wolkow
Linda & Stuart Needel
Jill & Daniel Young
Rayna & David Richardson
Gary Getz & Elaine Hirsch
Gerald & A. Kassalow
Jayne Klein
HJC GENERAL FUND
In memory of Michael Schneck
In honor of Rabbu John Franken’s service to TAS
KEHILLAH MAGNET RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
David & Natasha Pollock
Meg Gillespie & Matt Wachsman
SOCIAL FUND
Caring Note
Illness? Hospitalization? Special moment you would like to share?
We want to be there for you so please let us know. Email caring@templeadasshalom.org
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Adam Bornstein
Andy Fridberg
Anita Rosenzweig
Annette Dirlam
Barbara Chancey
Bessie Speyer
Carrie Drum
Daniel Marcheski III
David Cadet
Elise Schipper
Eric Babcock
Mi Sheberakh * We Pray for Healing
Evie Ciuchta
Fred Belkin
Gerry Murphy
Glen McCain
Gloria Joslin
Harriet Colman
Heather Mullis
Irvin Paul
Jerry Silverman
Jordan Rice
Kathy Lazarski
Recently Passed
Katie Gainor
Len Cohen
Marcy Werde
Melissa Cohavi
Michael Clancy
Natalie Litofsky
Patricia Trimble
Philip Chancey
Rob Kinneberg
Terry Weiner
Lawrence Kravitz
Beloved father of Clara Kravitz and Jennifer Fliegelman, father-in-law to Joel Yoffee and Larry Fliegelman,
grandfather to Connor Kravitz-Yoffee, Mollie Kravitz-Yoffee, Johan Fliegelman, and Manny Fliegelman
September 2022 - Yahrzeits Observed
Elaine Singer Sep. 01 Leo Fang Sep. 17
Rose Sostrin Sep. 03 Bernard Marksamer Sep. 17
Mae Aronovitz Sep. 04 Anne Maxwell Sep. 17
Rose Gusky Bronk Sep. 04 Ichiel Hirsch Sep. 18
Edward Alexander Ford Sep. 05 Estelle Scheinberg Newman Sep. 18
Shirley Snyderman Klein Sep. 05 Esther Stein Sep. 19
Gail D. Newman-Abraham Sep. 05 Morris Davidson Sep. 20
Milton Solomon Sep. 05 Sarita Baker Sep. 21
Leah Brisker Sep. 07 Wanda Blake Sep. 21
Isidor Rosenfeld Sep. 07 Esther Finkelstein Sep. 22
Gordon Stein Sep. 07 Sophie Weinstein Sep. 22
Bella Feinsilver Sep. 08 Jack Feldman Sep. 23
Bessie Passe Sep. 08 Sally Irgang Sep. 23
Nathan Posner Sep. 08 Yvette Kale Sep. 23
Sheldon Posner Sep. 08 David Schneck Sep. 23
Kenneth Turner Sep. 08 David A. Shapiro Sep. 23
Yvette Kravitz Sep. 09 Milton Feldman Sep. 24
Gertrude Friedman Sep. 10 Aaron Kaplan Sep. 24
Samuel Gindin Sep. 10 Betty Stone Sep. 24
Raymond Rosen Sep. 10 Geoffrey Bernstein Sep. 27
Hilde Baer Sep. 11 Israel Spigler Sep. 27
Stanley Asher Goldberg Sep. 11 Sam Zelkind Sep. 27
Henry Siegel Sep. 11 Harold Calvin Sep. 28
Dennis Stanley Siegel Sep. 12 Sophie Fischgrund Sep. 28
Irwin Friedman Sep. 15 Hank Ciuchta Sep. 29
Alberta Baer Sep. 16 Richard R. Samuels Sep. 29
Baby Boy Colman Sep. 16 Steven Baskin Sep. 30
Samuel Sass Sep. 16
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