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Temple Beth Miriam

180 Lincoln Ave

Long Branch, NJ, 07740

732-222-3754

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Inside this issue

Rabbi Cy’s Reflections ................. 1

Rabbi Cy’s Reflections continued and Cantor Marnie ............................ 2

What happened in April .............. 3

Sisterhood & Men’s Club ............ 4

Contributions .............................. 5

Birthday & Anniversaries ............ 6

Upcoming Events ........................ 8-10

Board Members .......................... 11

Yahrzeits ..................................... 12

Special points of interest

Upcoming Events in May and June

May Birthday’s & Anniversaries

Rabbi Cy’s Reflections It is hard to believe that Passover seems so re-cent. Our Seder at the temple was memorable and beautiful thanks to all the hard work the Seder Com-mittee did. But with Pesach receding into memory, we have continued the journey toward Sinai and on the fiftieth day after the Seder, we have arrived at Sinai ready to receive the Torah. Traditionally this included the Tikkun Leil Shavuot, an all-night Torah study session which takes a lot of coffee and a lot of stamina! Most people simply don't have the where-withal to be up all night learning. However, it would

not be Shavuot if there was no Torah study. On May 20 we will celebrate Shavuot (it is actually the second day of Shavu-ot) as we study a bit of Torah and remember our loved ones during Yis-kor. The Shavuot event will begin at 9:30 and should go for an hour or so. We will study something interesting about the giving of the Torah from our tradition and, in a way, stand at the foot of Sinai just as we did as a peo-ple in the desert those many years ago. Continued on next page...

May 2018

Newsletter

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From the Cantor, Marnie Camhi

Did you know that we have a Temple Beth Miriam YouTube channel? Have you seen it yet? If not, what are you waiting for! Rabbi Cy and I have uploaded all sorts of useful goodies for you and your family! Have you always wanted to learn the blessings be-fore and after the Torah reading? Do you need some extra practice at home on the special melodies for the High Holidays? Our B’nei Mitzvah students use the videos to learn and practice blessings and prayers, and you can too!

Check out the TBM channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/rabbicy TBM also has a SoundCloud ac-count that features many of my original Jewish music composi-tions. If you would like to hear them, here is the link: https://soundcloud.com/cy-stanway. With Shalom, Cantor Marnie Camhi [email protected]

Rabbi Cy’s Reflections Continued…

Torah study is fundamental to understanding what Judaism is. This year, there were three Torah study classes: The-ology on Wednesdays, Torah study on Saturday mornings, and Talmud on Sunday morning (at 8 am!). All the classes were well attended and the learn and discussions in each one was lively and animated and joyous. Theology class used a new format of course videos divided into parts on the subject of 'God and Reform Judaism.' The classes were fascinating and the insights we gleaned from each other were wonderful. Torah study on Sunday mornings brought to life the Torah portion of the week and out little Saturday morning community comforted each other after the death of one of the participants. Thank God we were all there for each other - bound by Torah and our sense of com-munity. And Talmud continues to challenge and elevate us with critical thinking, lots of rabbinic thought and things you never thought were even important (for instance, when do you read the Megillah for Purim if Purim lands on Shabbat and does it matter if you are in a walled city or not....?) This has been a great year of learning. I would like to congratulate all my students for a wonderful year of allowing me to lead them in learning Torah. It was a wonderful year with my Teen Academy students, as well. Is there anything we didn't talk about? Was there any subject off-limits? If there was, I don't know about it! Your children, my students, have shown a level of maturi-ty and honesty and mutual respect that warms my heart. The credit goes to you, the parents of these children, to you the supporters of this temple and to all of you who have created this most healthy environment. Of course, any suc-cessful child had dedicated and committed teachers who have raised such wonderful disciples. We should all pat ourselves on the back! But even the best and most productive year must pass. And this one is almost over. As the summer begins after Sha-vuot, most of our classes will take a hiatus. But the classes will resume again in short order. It is nearing the time when we take time for our families and friends and enjoy the warmth and beauty of summer. But, the Torah and all its lessons will always be waiting for us when we recommit to learning it and, where there are students, the teacher will appear. I look forward to leading you in the coming months. And with the summer, OMG - as we say- are there events coming up! Don't neglect looking on the temple website at

www.bethmiriam.org and read your E-lijah. There are outdoor services, a murder mystery evening, breakfast with

the rabbi, messy games night, Shabbat Under the Stars and Southern Fried Shabbat - and those are just the ones I re-

member. It will be a delightfully busy summer and I hope you join me in celebrating our Judaism with worship and

fun!

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In Case You Missed It

Last year, as part of its "Make the Omer Count" program the So-cial Action Committee of Temple Beth Miriam began sponsoring an annual performing arts event to raise money for a worthy charity. This year, the Committee's efforts were led by Michael Topper, 16, who organized the "Harmony Coffeehouse" on Sun-day, April 15. This event welcomed musicians from TBM and the surrounding communities to come together and raise money and awareness for the Asbury Park Music Foundation. Approximately 75 people attended and over $500 was raised. A great time was had by all who attended and performed. Topper led a steering team consisting of temple youth Maya Res-tifo, 14, and his younger brother, Elliot Topper, 14, as well as adult SAC members Chase Kaplan, Liza Restifo, Gayle Topper, and Michael Vernick. Together they invited performers, planned and publicized the event, coordinated space needs, arranged refresh-ments, liased with the APMF leadership, and worked the event. Performers included Luke Bonenfant, Matt Brown, Peter Nuss-baum, and Georgia Owen, Jacynth Apora, Anthony Campana, Rob Pasternak, and "Old Davy" Taylor. Cantor Marnie Camhi, Araiya Casriel, Chase Kaplan, Jacob Gerbman, Ryan Gerbman, Elliot Top-per, and Robert Topper.

Family Bingo Night, Hosted by

May 2018 May 6

Zumba

Blessings and Pet Fair

May 12

Shabbat Walk in the

Park

May 18

Birthday & Anniver-

sary Blessing

May 25

Jewish War Veterans

Shabbat

June 2018

June 2

Ezra Lambert

Bar Mitzvah

June 8

Eliza Schmiegel

Baby Naming 7:30 PM

June 15

Birthday/ Anniversary

Blessing

June 30

Henry Bricken

Bar Mitzvah

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Men’s Club

Sisterhood

Dust off your Gloves and Bats The Men's Club Undefeated Softball Team will be hosting our next game against Shaari Emeth of Manalapan Location: Fireman's Field on Larkin Place in Oakhurst (same field we have played all our home games) Time: 9:30am Date: Sunday, June 10th Food: Waters and Bagels pro-vided RSVP: via email to [email protected] ALL PLAYERS WELCOME. Sincerely, Barry Edison President (Coach) of Men's Club

*Correction: The article attributed to Sisterhood in the April bulletin was written by Wendy Sloter, chair of the Purim committee. There were many Sisterhood members who contributed to this fundraiser, however, it was not sponsored by Sisterhood.

The Sisterhood had a very successful paid up membership

afternoon tea program at The White House in Oakhurst,

attended by 25 members. They learned about the traditions

of the first ladies.

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Thank you to all the mothers

Thank you for the Following Contributions

Pess Family Youth Group

Continued good health to Faith Lessig and Judy Benn

-Wendy Sloter

In memory of Dr. Rabbi Isak Yerushalmi

-Gary & Lois Pess

Family Affair

In memory of Alan Bonnar

-Vivian & Al Fried

Wish List

In honor of a speedy recovery for Judy Benn

-Vivian & Al Fried

In honor of your birthday, Toby Stevens

-Vivian & Al Fried

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

In memory of Dr. Rabbi Isak Yerushalmi

-Stuart & Ronni Lippsett

Rabbi Joseph Goldman Fund

for Jewish Learning

In memory of Adele Block

-Michael and Marian Gross

In memory of Dr. Rabbi Isak Yerushalmi

- Thomas Gavin

Social & Community Action

Thank you for remembering us!

- Vivian & Al Fried

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May Anniversaries

May Birthdays

Robert & Gayle Topper

David Nussbaum & Laurie MacArthur

Tom Gavin & Susan Stone

Tom & Andy Fiest

Gary & Lois Pess

Craig & Andrea Marshall

Julio & RoseAmy Mouta

Brian & Gina Gillet

Aaron & Barbara Prestup

Cantor Marnie Camhi & Evan

Mark Flamendorf & Kim McConnell

Donald & Karen Pingitore

Bob & Phyllis Segall

Damon & Kara Zappacosta

Ronald & Meryl Ledwitz

Barry Friedenberg

Sharon Silverman

Barbara Steinberg

ClaraGee Ziment

Judith Peckmore

Haley Peckman

Arianna Levy

Luke Fromkin

Sara Patterson

Ira Zohn

Peter Grayson

Kane Goldman

Eliana Swartz

Marissa Feldman

Gwen Greenberg

Cameron Katz

Jeffrey Reisler

Jessica Miller

Stephanie Bricken

Jenna Eichenbaum

Robert Farber

Isabelle Farber

Lisa Angeles

Geoffrey Lippsett

Stanley Seckler

Wendy Husserl

Roger Zieve

Dara Van-

Wiemokly

Jacob Galkin

Julianna Galkin

Harper Lambert

Haley Foster

Joseph Esposito

Brooke Esposito

Garrett Bess

Madison Bess

Saige Bess

John Zappacosta

Sadie Kawut

Sophia Behar

Reese Figueiredo

Jonathan Piscitelli

Susan Hodes

Fran Silver

Susan Green

Grace Doctorow

Blake Oglensky

*Birthday and Anniversary Blessings will be

on May 18, we would love for you to attend!

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Adele Block, z”l

Adele Block, a long-time congregant, widow of Leonard and mother of Peggy and Tom, passed away on April

17, 2018 in New York City. She attended the University of Wisconsin and the University of Pennsylvania before

marrying Leonard Block in 1936 and moving to New York City. She considered herself a lifelong New Yorker.

She lived life to the fullest and contributed time and energy to make the city a better place for all who live

here.

She was involved in numerous communal and philanthropic activities. She served as president of the Wom-en’s Division of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies and chair of the New York Service for the Handi-capped (Rising Tree Tops at Oakhurst). She was a founding board member of Lincoln Center Theater and served on the board of The Lighthouse. She was also a trustee of Elberon Library, near her summer home of over 70 years. In addition, she and Leonard donated the land upon which our present building is built and Beth Miriam is forever grateful for their profound generosity. Beth Miriam extends its deepest condolences to those close to her. She is survived by her children Peggy and Dick Danziger and Thomas Block and Marilyn Friedman; her grandchildren Katie Danziger and, Steve Horowitz, Betsy Danziger, Jonathan and Jennifer Block, Alison Block and Timothy Poore; and twelve great-grandchildren. May her memory be a blessing

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May 4

Gertrude Algaze

Elizabeth Amplo

Beatrice Bashover

Milton Bluth

Sarah Einhorn

Monroe Eisner

Tema Feder

Rebecca Freibaum

Philip Gordon

Sadye Greenbaum

Pauline Herschaft

Morton Hollander

Adeline Jensen

Rae Kasoff

Julius Katchen

Charles Kerensky

Irving Konner

Bella Leibowitt

Harry Levin

Howard Margolin

Bessie May

Irving Medoff

Sidney Peckerman

Catherine Peckman

Lillian Ripner

Philip Rubin

Arlene Scherer

Harold Schwartz

Jack Seidman

Harry Sherman

Rebecca Singer

Frances Stein

Lewis Sternheimer

Harry Weissberg

Yahrzeits

May 11

Eve Berg

Virginia Berg

Charles Brauer

Morris Bricken

Marilyn Bron-

stein

Dora Brower

Toby Diskin

Bella Doctorow

Judith Elkin

Agnes Erhard

Charles Frankel

David Freedman

Malcolm Gillet

Mollie Glassman

Anna Goldstein

Belle Hocky

Robert Jacobson

Jerome Kaplan

Samson Katz

Lee Klugman

Anne Kreizman

Ellen Lehn

Daniel Lorber

Thomas Mannion

Ken Negin

Arlene Querido

Millard Rosenfeld

Donald Rotwein

Rose Schoenberg

Sidney Sirota

Jack Spergel

Charles Stamler

Mildred Tepper

Edward Turkel

Abraham Vogel

Helen Vogel

Louis Weber

Elizabeth White

May 18

Luba Aaron

Harry Becker

Millie Black

Muriel Brown

Leonard Casner

Josephine Cramer

Charles Erlanger

Emanuel Feldman

Beverly Freedman

Jessica Gordon

Mary Gottstein

Molli Hersch

Lillian Kava

Arthur Landberg

Isadore Mirsky

Rosalyn Nagel

Harry Negin

Mary Panaccione

Evelyn Rosenkranz

Ruth Salowe

Esfir Sagalovsky

Kate Schaefler

Philip Schulman

Rubin Segall

Mae Warner

Mollie Witchel

Barbara Heimlich Aaron

May 25

Abraham Ash

Regina Ballin

Robert Bennett

Albert Berg

Bessie Bluth

Marvin Broder

Janice B. Caine

Anna Calafates

Sadie Cutler

Arnold Denby

Samuel Ehrenhalt

Anna Eisner

Bertha Fastov

Hazel Harmon

William Hasburg

Lillian Herer

Harry Kass

Dina Kastner

Rose Kleiner

Louis Klugman

Harry Koehler

Robert Krueger

Abraham Ledwitz

Hattie Mendelson

Betty Miller

Edward Morris

Samuel Nathanson

Helen Oliner

Mollie Olsan

Phyllis Phox

Joseph Rosenbaum

Dora Rubin

Thelma Segall

Harold Seldin

William Seligman

Bernard Spector

Abraham Weinstein

Cristina Weiss

Herman York

June 1

Robert Adelson

Joshua Amron

Samuel Arbus

Barney Barrett

Hattie Beitman

Estelle Bernheim-Schwartz

Ruth Brandt

Harriet Eisenstodt

Lester Eisner

Julius Flink

Evelyn Friedenberg

Samuel Fromkin

Sara Greenman

Ernest Heimlich

Georgia Holof

Benjamin Hyman

Ester Kahn

Donald Klopfer

Philip Lane

Joshua Lazarus

Donald Littman

Robert Moray

William Rippner

Nettie Rothschild

Max Schwartz

Sylvia Simon

Jeanne Solon

Rosemarie Vaccaro

A. Walter Wiener

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President Harry Silverman [email protected]

Rabbi Cy Stanway [email protected]

Cantor Marnie Camhi [email protected]

Religious School Principal Stella J. Stanway [email protected]

Adminstrator Frankie Langer [email protected]

Administrative Assistant Tyler Barbato [email protected]

Youth Group Leader Stella Stanway [email protected]

Religious School Board Chair Wendy Sloter [email protected]

Building Superintendent Rosy Franceschy 732-762-4335

Fund Allocation Bob Kellert [email protected]

House Committee Keith Kaplan [email protected]

Investment Comm Harry Silverman [email protected]

Membership Steve Silver [email protected]

Sisterhood - Point Persons Debbie Gerbman [email protected] Cindy Singer [email protected]

Relig. Pract. Sharon Silverman [email protected]

Immediate Past Presdent Michael Gross [email protected]

Programing Mark Cohen [email protected]

Men's Club Barry Edison [email protected]

Danielle Delcuore [email protected]

Brian Gillet [email protected]

Alvin Goldman [email protected]

Lori Goldstein [email protected]

Marian Gross [email protected]

Stuart Lippsett [email protected]

Andrea Phox [email protected]

Patricia Shapiro [email protected]

Sharon Silverman [email protected]

Sandra Maseda [email protected]

Chase Kaplan [email protected]

Roy Dressner [email protected]

Heather Foster [email protected]

Peter Grayson

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