Bulletin2014 10oct&nov

www.bnaizioncongregation.com OCTOBER—NOVEMBER 2014 • TISHRI - KISLIV5775 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE

Help Decorate Help Decorate Help Decorate Help Decorate the the the the Sukkah!Sukkah!Sukkah!Sukkah! Come one, come all! Are you cra�y? Do you like to climb

the ladder? Come and help us make our BZ sukkah into a

fes�ve place. All ages are welcome! Snacks will be served.

RSVP to Jason at jason@bzcongrega�on.com.

Sunday,

October 5

11:00 a.m.

Sukkot Sukkot Sukkot Sukkot Around Around Around Around ChattanoogaChattanoogaChattanoogaChattanooga

Join our congrega�on as we offer a variety of different

programming around our community in different sukkot for

different ages. There will be a program for our Happy Hour

Havurah (20’s and 30’s) and Hazak (55 plus). Contact the

synagogue office to join the fun!

Sunday, October 12

Times, loca#ons TBA

Shabbat Dinner Shabbat Dinner Shabbat Dinner Shabbat Dinner in the in the in the in the Sukkah Sukkah Sukkah Sukkah Services at 5:45 PM followed by a delicious dinner of Mable’s

always-popular BBQ chicken as we eat under the schach by

6:45. Join us as we dwell in the sukkah as a community!

Please RSVP by Oct. 7 to Marcia at 894-8900 or

marcia@bzcongrega�on.com.

Adults-$12, Youth ages 8 to 13-$5, Children ages 2 to 8-$3,

Children under age 2-free

Friday, Oct. 10

5:45 pm

Women Women Women Women AboutAboutAboutAbout Women Women Women Women Tuesday Oct. 14 at 7:00 pm

Join the women of B’nai Zion in the sukkah for a lively

discussion and light refreshments. In the spirit of Ushpizot,

honoring sacred guests, please bring a picture and/or a story

of a woman who greatly inspired or impacted your life. There

is no cost for this program, but please RSVP to Marcia at 894-

8900 or Marcia@bzcongrega�on.com

Micah Hodes Shabbat, November 8 at 9:30 a.m.

Kiddush Luncheon to follow services See Page 6 for Simchat Torah events!

2 BZ Voice October-November 2014

During the period of the High Holy Days we perform “teshuva,”

repentance, (Hebrew: which literally means "return"), a way of

atoning for sin. Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) is the day of

fasting during which judgment for the year is sealed. Therefore, we

try our hardest to make certain that we have performed teshuva before the end of the

day on Yom Kippur.

As a small boy I attended services at Congregation Sons of Israel in Lakewood,

New Jersey. The original Orthodox synagogue, located at 4th and Park Avenue, is still

standing and active, although a newer building was constructed many, many years

ago. As is the Orthodox tradition, the men sat downstairs in the sanctuary and the

women sat in the upper balcony, overlooking the sanctuary. Sitting on the long,

hard, wooden benches with no cushions caused many to become restless. During the

long service it would not be unusual for ‘kibbitzing’ to break out. When it got out of

hand the Rabbi would shoot a scowling look around the sanctuary. If need be, he

would clap his hand on his well-used siddur to quiet the congregation. There was no

air conditioning; not even a fan to move the heavy air around the sanctuary. I recall

a man who carried a bottle of smelling salts. If someone had the audacity to drift off,

as often happened during the service, they were rudely awakened by their first sniff of

the pungent odor.

I remember my uncles donning their robes and ascended the bimah where they

joined the other members of the all-male synagogue choir. Their chanting of the

Jewish liturgy for the High Holy Days, I admitted years later, was moving and

inspirational, not to mention very good. There was only one shofar blower, but the

sound of the shofar’s notes reverberated throughout the old building. It was an awe-

inspiring moment for everyone in attendance. I was always impatient for services to

end because I knew there was a slice of homemade honey cake, challah with raisins,

and teiglach (Yiddish: a traditional Lithuanian sweet) waiting to be enjoyed. I

recall that during the services there was one constant refrain, teshuva. This

recollection of celebrating holidays with my extended family, the special holiday

foods, which always seemed to taste, well, better during the holidays, are cherished

memories.

Time does not stand still, however, and there are new memories to be made. So,

I invite you to join me and your fellow congregants at B’nai Zion where you, too, can

create memories, reflect on the past year, and perform your own rite of Teshuva.

And, not to worry, you will not be rudely awakened by someone with a bottle of

smelling salts. Rabbi Tendler and Cantor Buhr are preparing an inspirational and

spiritually rewarding service that will keep everyone fully engaged, and Jason Cathcart

has a well-trained cadre of shofar blowers.

On behalf of B’nai Zion’s Board of Trustees, I wish you a Chag Sameach (Happy

Holiday). L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu: May you be inscribed (in the Book of Life) for a

good year. �

B’nai Zion Congregation

114 McBrien Road

Chattanooga TN 37411

423.894.8900

Fax: 423.894.8902

[email protected]

Rabbi Susan TendlerRabbi Susan TendlerRabbi Susan TendlerRabbi Susan Tendler

[email protected]

Director of Director of Director of Director of

Congregational LearningCongregational LearningCongregational LearningCongregational Learning

Jason Cathcart

[email protected]

PresidentPresidentPresidentPresident

Steven Sherman

[email protected]

423. 316.9712

Vice PresidentsVice PresidentsVice PresidentsVice Presidents

Dr. Bill Hillner

Jordan Parker

Fern Shire

TreasurerTreasurerTreasurerTreasurer

Scott Israel

SecretarySecretarySecretarySecretary

Susan Leininger

Board MembersBoard MembersBoard MembersBoard Members

Dr. Robin Balser

Isaac Barukh

Murray Berger

David Binder

Irene Cohen

Rob Cowan

David Fairchild

Isidore Frumin

Dr. Norman Galen

Sherry Gilbert

Jerry Kleinstub

Joe Kodsi

Matt Kodsi

Lauren Lebovitz

Bea Lurie

Helen Pregulman

Rachel Privett

Jackie Rosenfeld

Marty Scheinberg

Phyllis Schwarz

Ruth Votava

Eliza Lebovitz (youth rep.)

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times a year by B’nai Zion

Congregation, 114 McBrien

Road, Chattanooga, TN 37411.

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Joyce Thomas, Editor

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Message from Our President by Steven Sherman

Teshuva and Memories

MAKE A DIFFERENCE! B'nai Zion and the Church of the Nazarene are teaming up to make a difference and change the lives of local families—we invite you to be that change! The week of November 24-30, we will be hosting families currently experiencing homelessness at the Church (the former JCC). We are looking for volunteers to sponsor

or cook meals, serve meals, and/or plan and facilitate an evening program. For more details or to express interest, please contact Ruth Votava [email protected] or Rabbi Tendler [email protected].

BZ Voice October-November 2014 3

Sukkot is the festival in which we celebrate our joy! As funny as that sounds, it is true—we are obligated

to be happy during this weeklong festival of Thanksgiving. On Passover it is our liberation and freedom,

on Shavuot we celebrate the giving of the Torah and on Sukkot—joy! During temple times an elaborate

water drawing rite occurred each day of Sukkot known as Simchat Beit Hashoavah in the priests went to

the pool of Siloah near Jerusalem to fill a golden flask. Based on Isaiah's promise "With joy shall you

draw water out of the wells of salvation" (12:3), Shofar blasts and merriment greeted their arrival at the

Temple's Water Gate. They then ascended and poured the water so that it flowed over the altar

simultaneously with wine from another bowl.

The Talmud recorded that "one who had never witnessed the Rejoicing at the Place of the Water

Drawing had never seen true joy in his life.” In fact the mention of the mechitza—the “traditional”

separation between men and women comes from this discussion. It seems that the days were so exciting

perhaps like Mardi Gras or Carnival in which things might have often gotten out of hand you might say,

and so the Talmud says the separate section was created to retain some amount of decorum—it just is not

clear if this was only for the Festival of Sukkot due to the heightened frolicking or for all times.

This month I was struck as I learned that Whiskey comes from the Gaelic word “Uisge Beatha,” which

means “water of life.” That phonetically became “usky,” and eventually was pronounced as “whiskey.”

Combining all of these waters of life (after all we have mayiim chayim (living waters necessary to fill the

mikvah, the ritual bath for transitions), Simchat Beit Hashoavah, the festive ceremony of water, and water of

life!

I was taken by the idea of celebrating the festival in which we rejoice at the Torah (responsibly) with water of life.

Join me on Thursday, October 17th in the Sukkah, 5-6pm, for a l’chayim, rejoicing together as we say “L’Chayim! To life with

the waters of life!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is an annual campaign to increase awareness of the disease. Approximately

200,000 women each year in the United States alone are diagnosed with breast cancer, and 1 in 9 American women will develop

breast cancer in her lifetime. In 1994, the first gene associated with breast cancer — BRCA1 (for BReast CAncer1) was identified on

chromosome 17. A year later, a second gene associated with breast cancer — BRCA2 — was discovered on chromosome 13. Children

of parents with a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation have a 50 percent chance of inheriting the gene mutation. In 1995 and 1996, studies

of DNA samples revealed that Ashkenazi Jews are 10 times more likely to have mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA 2 genes than the

general population in other words About 1 in 40 people of Ashkenazi Jewish decent have a

BRCA mutation.

My dear friend Carin Simon (shown here with her father Eric), whose mother Joan is a breast

cancer survivor. In 2003 Carin tested positive for the BRCA1 genetic mutation running

through her father’s side. She wrote, “My decision to test for the gene came after my paternal

aunt, a breast cancer survivor, previously diagnosed at age 43, told my father about the newly

discovered BRCA genetic mutation. Their mother (my grandmother) had tragically lost her

battle to breast cancer at age 49 after fighting the disease for 4 years. My dad was 14 years old

at the time.

I remember sitting in the office of the genetics counselor with my husband Mike by my side.

The counselor explained what it means to have the BRCA genetic mutation. Most important to know is that those with the BRCA1

genetic mutation have an 85% - 90% chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer and 50% chance of getting ovarian cancer in

their lifetime.” Men with these mutations also have a greater risk of developing breast, prostate, and other cancers.

Please consider getting screened for this gene. There are resources within the Jewish community that can help!

Also, I know it is Fall Break for many, but please consider joining me and my family in

the Making Strides walk in Coolidge Park on Sunday, October 5th at 2 pm, as we pray with

our feet (in the words of Abraham Joshua Heschel) that each step brings us closer to a

cancer free world!

Message from Our Rabbi by Rabbi Susan Tendler


Message from Our Director of Congregational Learning by Jason Cathcart

Simchat Torah increases our Joy

When making a list of my favorite Jewish Holidays, I shared

before that Sukkot is at the top of my list. (Feel free to look

back to last years Sukkot-time B'nai Zion Voice). However,

another favorite of mine has always been Simchat

Torah. The festive atmosphere always multiplies my level of

happiness. I've always loved the singing, dancing and the

Hakafot. Every year when we dance with the sifrei Torah, I

feel the joy of the people around me. I've also always really

appreciated the timing of Simchat Torah. It is a joyous

celebration that comes at the very end of the Tishrei

Holidays. By the time we start Simchat Torah, our

spirituality has been charged and recharged by the new year,

a soul cleansing fast and a 7-day outdoor festival. With

Simchat Torah we get to let our hair down and just be

happy. Of course our recent BZ tradition of handing out

candies to children of all ages also helps to increase our

cheer. This year, Beit Sefer Ivri will move it's regular

Wednesday classes to Thursday night, October 16 in order

to get in on all the Simchat Torah fun. You can find all the

details at the bottom of this page. I look forward to seeing

everyone at our big B'nai Zion Simchat Torah party for some

big fun!

October/November

BSI at a Glance

10/1

Chaverim, Chalutzim,

Kochavim, Bagrut &

Confirmation

10/4 Yom Kippur Junior

Congregation

10/8 Gan, Chaverim,

Chalutzim & Kochavim

10/16

Simchat Torah School:


Kochavim, Bagrut &

Confirmation

10/18 Junior Congregation

10/22 Gan, Chaverim,


10/29 Chaverim, Chalutzim &

Kochavim


11/5 Gan, Chaverim,


11/12


Kochavim, Bagrut &

Confirmation


11/19 Gan, Chaverim,


Join us for

Beit Sefer Ivri on

Simchat Torah

October 16, 5 - 6 PM

Join us for our special Thursday

BSI Simchat Torah celebration.

We will have stations for all ages including food, crafts &

fun. After our rotation we will join the BZ celebration of

Simchat Torah including dinner, dancing, singing and

more fun!


CJCRS meets at

B’nai Zion from

9:30am to 12pm.

CJCRS in

October:

19, 26

&

November:

2, 9,

16, 23

Adult Education

Lunch & Learn Lunch & Learn Lunch & Learn Lunch & Learn Thursday, Oct. 23 & Thursday, Oct. 23 & Thursday, Oct. 23 & Thursday, Oct. 23 & Nov. 13Nov. 13Nov. 13Nov. 13 Noon @ BZNoon @ BZNoon @ BZNoon @ BZ Join us for invigorating conversations with Rabbi Tendler. RSVP to Marcia with your lunch preference (tuna or egg salad). Cost is $5.

Questions about Adult education? Contact

Jason Cathcart at [email protected].

Judaism in Depth: Unlock DoorsJudaism in Depth: Unlock DoorsJudaism in Depth: Unlock DoorsJudaism in Depth: Unlock Doors Sunday mornings: Oct. 5, 19, 26 &Sunday mornings: Oct. 5, 19, 26 &Sunday mornings: Oct. 5, 19, 26 &Sunday mornings: Oct. 5, 19, 26 &

Nov. 2, 9, 16 Nov. 2, 9, 16 Nov. 2, 9, 16 Nov. 2, 9, 16 9:309:309:309:30----10:45 a.m. @ BZ10:45 a.m. @ BZ10:45 a.m. @ BZ10:45 a.m. @ BZ

Interested in Conversion? Never celebrated your bar or bat mitzvah? Perhaps you just want to know more…Then this is the course for you! Beginning this month, Rabbi Tendler and Jason Cathcart will begin a long term Judaism class that is open to the entire community. , Please send Rabbi Tendler an email to express your interest and to find out more ([email protected]).

Lessons Of Leadership Lessons Of Leadership Lessons Of Leadership Lessons Of Leadership Timeless, Jewish, and EffectiveTimeless, Jewish, and EffectiveTimeless, Jewish, and EffectiveTimeless, Jewish, and Effective Thursday, Nov. 6: 12 PMThursday, Nov. 6: 12 PMThursday, Nov. 6: 12 PMThursday, Nov. 6: 12 PM Beginning again in November, join us the first Thursday of the month for an invigorating discussion of how the stories of Moshe and today’s leaders can influence our personal model of leadership. There will be two classes for your convenience: East Brainerd East Brainerd East Brainerd East Brainerd – Barnes & Noble at Hamilton Place DowntownDowntownDowntownDowntown – The office of Ross Sadoff & Innovative Financial Group, LLC: 735 Broad Street, Suite 900 Please bring your own dairy or parve bag lunch.

CHOOSY joins

Saturday, Nov. 1

7:30 p.m. @ AT&T Field

Join USY as we build our Choosy Box City, lead

Havdallah for the community, raise awareness for

homelessness in Chattanooga, participate in the Camp

Out activities and much more!

Please RSVP to Jason: ([email protected]) or

Rachel Dzik, USY President: ([email protected]). USY is for 9th—12th graders.

Hebrew word

of the month:


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Simchat TorahSimchat TorahSimchat TorahSimchat Torah

October 16, 5 - 6 PM Join us for our special Thursday

BSI Simchat Torah celebration.

Our rotation will lead us into

the BZ celebration of Simchat

Torah including dinner, dancing, singing

and fun!

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EventEventEventEvent

October 16, 5 - 6 PM Join Rabbi Tendler for a L’Chaim and a

final chance to be in the Sukkah for 5775.

RSVP to Jason You must be 21 or older

to attend this event

Dinner and Simchat Torah festivities October 16, beginning at 6:00 PM

Join us for our fabulous Soup, Salad and Pasta bar dinner. As we come to the end of the Torah,

we will begin all over again. Likewise, it is traditional to sing, dance and circle with the Torah.

Wear your special color for our hakafot:

Executive Committee - Orange Board members - Blue Education committee - Pink

Chevra Kaddisha - Red Volunteers - Purple

USY’ers/BSI & CJCRS Student - Yellow BSI & CJCRS Teachers-Green

Featuring our annual candy parade for children of all ages! Dinner cost: Adults-$10, Youth ages 8 to 13-$5, Children ages 2 to 8-$3, Children under age 2-free

Simchat Torah Services, Friday morning:

Oct. 17 at 9:30 AM

We give the honor of the last aliyah in the Torah as a special

honor called Chattan/Kallat Torah, literally the groom/bride of

the Torah, and we do the same with the first aliyah in the new

cycle, called Chattan/Kallat Bereshit, literally the groom/bride of Genesis. This year,

we are proud to name Shelton Goldblatt as our Chattan Torah and Joyce Thomas as

our Kallat Bereshit. Join us to celebrate their contributions to our community at


Micah

Hodes

Micah Hodes is the son of Andy

and Melody Hodes and brother of

Jonah Hodes. He is the grandson of

Alvin and Elizabeth (z'l) Hodes of

Chattanooga and Audrey Minns (z'l)

of New York City and later,

Chattanooga.

Micah is a 7th grader at East

Hamilton Middle School. He gets

excellent grades, is in the Advanced

Studies program, is a member of the

Junior National Honor Society and

serves on the Student Honor Court.

He also plays clarinet in the East

Hamilton Middle School Band.

This summer Micah attended

the URJ 6-Points Sci-Tech Academy

in Boston, the first Jewish Science

and Technology camp in the country.

His major was Robotics and he also

enjoyed taking chemistry and physics

as electives. Previously, Micah

attended Camp Ramah Darom.

Micah enjoys going on family

vacations. His favorites were a cruise

to Mexico a few years ago and our

trip this past summer to Boston and

Vermont. Micah particularly enjoys

playing Minecraft and flying/creating

spaceships on his computer’s Kerbal

Space Program and riding his bike.

Micah follows his family’s

footsteps of working to help others.

For his Bar Mitzvah project Micah

participated in the B’nai Zion

Synagogue/First Church of the

Nazarene Family Promise week

where he helped prepare and serve a

hot meal for homeless families. Last

December Micah co-chaired the

B’nai Zion Christmas luncheon at

Memorial Hospital for the families of

those patients confined to Intensive

Care for the holiday. Previously

Micah has volunteered at the

Grateful Gobbler Walk for the

homeless on Thanksgiving Day.

Jewish Gift Voucher Program

Beginning in September 2014, children enrolled at

Aleph Bet Children’s Center may be eligible for a gift

voucher of up to $1,200 per year. Parents with

young children will have access to a special initiative

that emphasizes the benefits of Jewish engagement

during the early childhood years. By offering a

financial gift to reduce the cost of attending a Jewish

preschool, the program encourages families to embrace

their Jewish heritage and integrate Jewish values and

experiences into the lives of their young children.

By design, the program is simple: families apply to

receive support to decrease tuition expenses. The

vouchers, available annually for families whose

accounts are in good standing, are $360 for a child enrolled two days

per week, $600 for three days per week, and $1,200 for children

enrolled daily throughout the year. The gift voucher is paid directly

to Aleph Bet each month. To qualify as eligible, a family must have a

child who is accepted and enrolled at Aleph Bet Children’s Center

and must have at least one parent or guardian identifying as

Jewish. Additionally, every family must complete an annual survey

and reapply each year to continue receiving the award. The program

has a lifetime maximum benefit of $5,000 per family.

The gift voucher program was established in Chattanooga by the

Lebovitz Family Charitable Trust to inspire the continuation of

strong, vibrant Jewish communities, the program highlights the

importance of connecting youngsters to their Jewish identity at an

early age. To learn more about the program or to apply for a gift

voucher, contact Vicki Cathcart, director of the Aleph Bet Children’s

Center at 423-893-5486.

If you are interested donating to this program, please contact

committee members Amy Snetman at 892-0036 or David Fairchild at

596-7215. We hope you will join the Lebovitz Family Charitable

Trust in supporting Jewish education in Chattanooga!

A preschool gift especially for your your your your family


~ October 2014 ~

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 4:30p BSI (Hebrew School)

2

3 Kol Nidre 6:30p Erev Yom Kippur/Kol Nidre Services

4 Yom Kippur 10a HHD Childcare (Infant-Pre K & K-2 grade) 10a Yom Kippur Services 11a HHD Jr. Congregation (2-7 grade) 5:45p Yom Kippur Mincha 6:45p Yom Kippur Neilah 7:45p Maariv 8p Break the Fast

5 9:30a BLT 9:30a Judaism In Depth Class (BZ Library) 11a Decorate the Sukkah

6

7 5:45p Minyan 6:30p Board Meeting


9 Sukkot OFFICE CLOSED 9:30a Sukkot Day 1 Services

10 Sukkot (Cont.) OFFICE CLOSED 9:30a Sukkot Day 2 Services 5:45p Family Friday Night Services & Dinner

11 Sukkot (Cont.) 9:45a Shabbat Services

12 Sukkot (Cont.) 11a Sukkot Around Chattanooga-Young Adults and Families 4p Sukkot Around Chattanooga

13 Columbus Day/

Sukkot (Cont.)

14 Sukkot (Cont.) 5:45p Minyan 6:30p Sisterhood-Women about Women

15 Sukkot (Cont.)

16 Shmini Atzeret OFFICE CLOSED 9:30a Shemini Atzeret/Yizkor Services 5p BSI (Hebrew School) 6p Simchat Torah Dinner & Services

17 Simchat Torah OFFICE CLOSED 9:30a Simchat Torah Services 5:45p Minyan

18 9:45a Shabbat Services

19 9:30a CJCRS 9:30a Judaism In Depth Class (BZ Library)

20

21 5:45p Minyan


23 12p Lunch & Learn

24 5:45p Minyan



27

28 5:45p Minyan


30 11a Sisterhood Book Club Barnes & Noble

31 Halloween 5:45p Minyan

We were well prepared for High Holy Days this year!

The Men’s Club assisted in moving our siddurim and

chamash out of the sanctuary and distributing our

machzorim to all of the seats. Special thanks to Roy

Rosenfeld, Gary Lander, George Fine, David Navas,

Murray Berger, Ruth and Lester Votava.

A shofar-blowing workshop

started the season with a blast!


~ November 2014 ~

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat


2 9:30a BLT 9:30a CJCRS 9:30a Judaism In Depth Class (BZ Library) 3p Ramah Darom Recruitment Event

3

4 Election Day 5:45p Minyan 6:30p Board Meeting


6

7 5:45p Minyan

8 9:30a Bar Mitzvah of Micah Hodes 9:45a Shabbat Services


10

11 Veterans' Day 5:45p Minyan


13 12p Lunch & Learn

14 5:45p Minyan



17

18 5:45p Minyan


20

21 5:45p Minyan


23 9:30a CJCRS

24 Family Promise Week in partnership with the Church of the Nazerene (partnership with the Church of the Nazerene)

25 Family Promise Week in partnership with the Church of the Nazerene (partnership with the Church of the Nazerene) 5:45p Minyan


27 Thanksgiving Family Promise Week in partnership with the Church of the Nazerene (partnership with the Church of the Nazerene) OFFICE CLOSED

28 Family Promise Week in partnership with the Church of the Nazerene (partnership with the Church of the Nazerene) OFFICE CLOSED 5:45p Minyan

29 Family Promise Week in partnership with the Church of the Nazerene (partnership with the Church of the Nazerene) 9:45a Shabbat Services


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Dear Friends,

In January I am mounting an exhibit here at the

JCC, and I need your help!

The subject of the exhibit is - “Israel for me”.

How can you participate? I need people from our

community, all ages, to answer the question “What

is Israel to me?”.

Your answer can be reflected by photo / object /

words/creatively or any way that you think

expresses your feelings. Your contribution will be presented with a

photograph of you and a few words about your entry.

Do you want to join me and be part of this? Haven’t been to Israel but

have strong feelings about the country? Join in any way. Contact with

me!!

Noa (Israeli Shlicha)

Office – 423-493-0270 ext 31

Cell - 423-385-0098

Email – [email protected]

Under The ChuppahUnder The ChuppahUnder The ChuppahUnder The Chuppah Mazel tov to Allison Lenore Rhodes and Gustavo Adolfo Centeno Perez who were married on July 6, 2014 in

Chattanooga, TN. Rabbi Susan Tendler, Rabbi Josef Davidson, former Rabbi at Bnai Zion and Rabbi David

Nelson, Allison's uncle, officiated at the ceremony.

A Note from Noa (Israeli Shlicha)A Note from Noa (Israeli Shlicha)A Note from Noa (Israeli Shlicha)A Note from Noa (Israeli Shlicha)

This elegantly dressed

little girl is our own

Trudy Gault (Trivers)

at a Hebrew School

program sixty years ago.

A Reunion weekend for

t h e C h a t t a n o o g a

Hebrew Academy &

B’nai Zion Hebrew

School is planned at the

Jewish Cultural Center,

N o v e m b e r 1 4 - 1 6 .

Contact information:

Jonathan Dzik [email protected]

Gary Lander [email protected]

Joel Susman [email protected]

Trudy Trivers [email protected]

Lynn Hochman [email protected]

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� Anniversaries 10/4 Jeffrey S. & Donna Alper 10/21 Gerald and Judy Kleinstub 10/24 Robert and Carolyn Palermo 11/7 Michael and Jan Hanan 11/9 Julius and Esther Greenwald 11/10 Robert and Faith Goldberg 11/11 Jason and Vicki Cathcart 11/11 Michael and Lynne Herman 11/11 Dr. William and Susan Hillner 11/11 Rabbi Susan Tendler & Ross Sadoff 11/14 George and Christie Fine 11/17 William and Cherie Wise 11/27 Kevin & Judith Spiegel 11/27 Norton and Terry Wheeler 11/30 Isaac and Lindsay Barukh

� Birthdays 10/1 Howard Schwartz 10/3 Dorothy Dubrow 10/6 Emily Eichenthal 10/6 Kenan Speal 10/7 Daniella Cohen 10/7 Lawrence Mack 10/7 Rebecca Privett 10/8 Susan Hillner 10/9 Dr. Norman Galen 10/10 Dr. Bruce Backer 10/10 Esther Prebul Greenwald 10/14 Zachary Beker 10/14 Nathan Pearlman 10/15 Alan Lebovitz 10/16 David Scheinberg 10/18 Jeffrey Alper 10/19 Melody Hodes 10/19 Dr. Alan Stein 10/20 Bonnie Marcus 10/22 Dr. Sheldon Gelburd 10/27 Shelton Goldblatt 10/27 Carolyn Palermo 10/28 Ivan Deitch 10/28 Micah Hodes 10/30 Judith Sachsman 10/31 George Fine 10/31 Marjorie Goldberg 11/1 Robert Brook 11/2 Tom Trivers 11/4 Julia Lowy 11/5 Rabbi Susan Tendler 11/6 Michael Hanan 11/7 Joshua Agudo 11/8 Claire Binder 11/10 Max Cowan

BZ Family

11/10 Jacqueline Scheinberg 11/11 Edward Brody 11/11 Sharon Plainstein 11/11 Paul Stahl 11/12 Dr. Jeffrey Balser 11/13 Marshall Center 11/13 Zev Greenberg 11/15 Sheila Breitbart 11/16 Hallie McFadden 11/17 Eron Epstein 11/17 Paula Jarman 11/18 Cynthia Sirota 11/20 Mildred Berson 11/20 Aaron Parker 11/21 David Binder 11/21 Aspen Dressler 11/21 McKenzie Goff 11/21 Joseph Kodsi 11/22 Paulina Belknap 11/23 Murray Berger 11/27 Madeline Israel 11/27 Howard Kaplan �

New Members B’nai Zion Welcomes You!

Tikkun Olam: Devin Kodsi’s

Mitzvah Project To create a Bar Mitzvah project that will improve my community and make the world a better place, I looked back

on the good things in my own life. I realized that music has played a large role in my personal growth. This started in Elementary School and then continued with the Chattanooga Boys Choir. In both of these, I have been fortunate enough to have talented directors, instruments, and sheet music to study. Due to funding limitations, many schools in our community are not so fortunate. I have chosen for my Bar Mitzvah Project to raise money that will be used to provide music supplies to these schools and therefore share the positive influence that music has had on my life. In place of a gift, I will be accepting donations for this cause. — Devin Kodsi, Address: PMB 354, 711 Signal Mountain Road, Chattanooga, TN 37405


SPECIAL FUNDS [B] Babysitting [CE] Louis & Rose Chawkin Ed. Fund [Ed] Education [E] Enhancement [H] Hanan Family Scholarship [K] Kiddush [KE] Kitchen Equipment [R] Rabbi's Discretionary You can make billable contributions to B’nai Zion using our online submission form at www.bnaizioncongregation.com Of course, you can still email contribu-tions to [email protected]. Or call 894.8900

Contributions IN MEMORY In Memory of Sue Cohn Dr. Marty, Jackie, David, Katie Scheinberg In Memory of Jerome Abramson Dr. Marty and Jackie Scheinberg

MAZEL TOV Amelia Allen Congratulations on Receiving The Lion of Judah Award Barbara Oxenhandler Dr. Jim & Fern Shire (K) Sylvia Wygoda Amy & Gene Boulware In Honor of Your 25th Wedding Anniversary Dr. Reuben & Dot Dubrow Dr. Alan & Charlotte Jacobson Mollye K. Norman Barbara Oxenhandler Barry Parker and Flossie Weill Harold and Yuppie Shavin Lynn Hochman In Honor of Your 75th Birthday Amelia & Owen Allen (K) Dr. Reuben & Dot Dubrow Millie & Gary Lander Anita Levine Barbara Oxenhandler Lil & Arvin Reingold Jo Ann & Maish Richelson Judy Richelson Harriet & Alan Ruderman Phyllis Schwarz, Rick & Lon Jacobs Gitta Stein Sylvia Wygoda & Lois Wygoda Klezmer Devin Kodsi In Honor of Your Bar Mitzvah Helen Pregulman Dr. Matt & Angela Kodsi In Honor of Devin's Mar Mitzvah Dr. Jim & Fern Shire (Ed) Drs. Matt, Angela, & Jessica Kodsi In Honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Your Son and Brother Amelia & Owen Allen (K) Drs. Matt and Angela Kodsi In Honor of Devin's Bar Mitzvah Helen Pregulman Joe & Marilee Kodsi In Honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Your Grandson, Devin Kodsi Amelia & Owen Allen (K) Helen Pregulman

Dr. Dennis & Susan Matzkin In Honor of Kalli's Bat Mitzvah Marcia & Jay Menuskin (H) Dr. Dennis & Susan Matzin, Kalli Agudo In Honor of Kalli's Bat Mitzvah Colman & Lynn Hochman Helen Pregulman David Navas In Honor of Your Conversion/1st Aliyah Lynn & Colman Hochman Dr. Alan,Charlotte,& Marla Jacobson Millie & Gary Lander Marcia & Jay Menuskin (H) Rabbi Shaul & Rosie Perlstein In Honor of the Birth of Your Baby Boy Dr. Marty, Jackie, David, Katie Scheinberg Cassie Rose In Honor of Your Conversion Lynn & Colman Hochman

SPEEDY RECOVERY Marilyn Goler Ruth & Lester Votava Sheryl Hill Amelia & Owen Allen (K) Lynn & Colman Hochman Barbara Oxenhandler Alan Jarman Dr. Alan & Charlotte Jacobson Marcia Menuskin Dr. Alan & Charlotte Jacobson Miriam Richelson Dr. Reuben & Dot Dubrow Miriam Richelson Lynn & Colman Hochman Dr. Alan,Charlotte,& Marla Jacobson Millie & Gary Lander Marcia & Jay Menuskin Helen Pregulman

Lil & Arvin Reingold Phyllis Schwarz, Rick & Lon Jacobs Dr. Jim & Fern Shire (Ed) Ruth & Lester Votava Jerry Sear Dr. Marty and Jackie Scheinberg Cherie Wise Lynn & Colman Hochman Sylvia Wygoda Amelia & Owen Allen (K)

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION B'nai Zion Babysitting Fund Jeffrey & Malia Rothenberg (B)

YAHRZEIT CONTRIBUTIONS Hyman Baras Sam F. Baras Jack Baras Sam Baras Florence Korn Block Deborah Alper Dave Brandman Colman & Lynn Hochman Pearl Contor Sam F. Baras Dora Frumin Isidore Frumin Ida Brandman Gault Trudy & Tom Trivers Goldie Frank Greenspan Sam F. Baras Louis Herman Michael & Lynne Herman Lorraine Zudie Block Leventhal Deborah Alper Margaret Theresa Palermo Robert & Carolyn Palermo Julius Parker Barry Parker & Flossie Weill (B) Hal Rind Mary Rind Sidney Rudolph Claire & Jim Creim Leo Shavin Yuppie & Harold Shavin Alvin & Clara Shoenig Alan & Missy Shoenig (R) �


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Kevin Rose & Jason Shuman

Honoring Honoring Our Our GabbaimGabbaim

A Gala Dinner Program honoring all of our B'nai Zion Gabbayim is planned

for Saturday, December 6. Please help us honor them with contribu#ons in

our tribute book.

Our five gabbayim include Reuben Dubrow, Howard Gropper, Joel Susman,

Lester Votava, and Lester Cohen.

Tribute Contribu#ons for ads and/or special messages in honor of the

gabbayim:

$500 – full page

$300- half page

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The Federation board has

approved the Jewish Archives of

Chattanooga as a division of the

Federation. The purpose of this

is to improve funding and reach

a broader spectrum of the

Chattanooga Jewish community.

A professional videographer is

available and there is a plan to do

five oral history videos in 2014

and approximately 15 in 2015.

For more information about the

archives, contact Max Brener at

[email protected]


*Memorialized on our memorial plaques.

Yahrzeit List TISHRI/OCTOBEROCTOBEROCTOBEROCTOBER 7 1111 Filomena Cesario 7 1111 Alijah B. Koblentz* 8 2222 Abraham Lewis Gordon* 8 2222 Donald Gravestock 8 2222 Hyman Kugler 8 2222 Ray (Rachel) Myers Sear* 8 2222 Eva Witt Siskin* 9 3333 Hannah Dubrow* 9 3333 Robert Garry* 10 4444 Esar Horowitz* 10 4444 Esther Parker* 10 4444 Nachum Zev Parker* 10 4444 Sylvia Reznick Slovis 10 4444 Shea Thomas 11 5555 Ralph Philip Abelman* 11 5555 Yeshaya Brandman 11 5555 Lena A. Witt 12 6666 Bennie Friedman* 12 6666 Ethel Parker 12 6666 Irving Polsky 12 6666 Mollie Simon Schneider* 13 7777 Jack Dubrof* 13 7777 Sidney Edelstein 14 8888 Hannah Morris Blacker* 14 8888 Joe Krisch 14 8888 Annie Gertrude Sherman* 15 9999 Cecelia Binder* 15 9999 Leah Polsky* 15 9999 Hyman Rosenfeld* 15 9999 Pearl Dubrof Sayers* 15 9999 Sol Sobel* 15 9999 William Sturzer 16 10101010 Steven Michael Baras* 16 10101010 Louis Dubrof* 16 10101010 William Fagenbaum 16 10101010 Abe Levin 16 10101010 Rose Tubb Saluk* 16 10101010 Louis Morton Schneider 16 10101010 Max Silverman* 16 10101010 Ida Stein* 17 11111111 William Elman* 17 11111111 Dorothy Kohn Fanburg* 17 11111111 Sarah Rebeka Frumin* 17 11111111 Marvin N. Leventhal* 17 11111111 Elchonin Reevin* 17 11111111 Fannie Slate* 18 12121212 Belle Levin 18 12121212 Lee Levine 18 12121212 Rose Rubin* 18 12121212 Sam C. Trotz*

19 13131313 Sam Boriski* 19 13131313 Yehuda Rubnitz 20 14141414 Shep Belz 20 14141414 Louis Cash* 20 14141414 Ethel Fine* 21 15151515 Lotta Alper* 21 15151515 Annie Dubrow Epstein* 21 15151515 Joel Len Hanan* 21 15151515 Harry Kaplowitz* 22 16161616 Fannie R. Brown* 22 16161616 Sarah Cohen 22 16161616 Aaron Ginsburg 22 16161616 Valerie Jean Goldberg 22 16161616 Frances Rose Zion 23 17171717 Eva Chill 23 17171717 Jennie Hecklin Cohen 23 17171717 Rosa Deitch* 23 17171717 Josephine Morris* 24 18181818 M. J. Hank Hochman* 24 18181818 Jerome I. Olins* 24 18181818 Sol Parker* 25 19191919 Alex Morris Alper* 25 19191919 Abraham B. Karsinsky* 25 19191919 Ida Levine* 25 19191919 Minnie Fine Sherman* 26 20202020 Mack Backer* 26 20202020 Isadore Hershfield* 27 21212121 Esther Radin* 27 21212121 Marvin Siskin* 27 21212121 Ben Winkler 28 22222222 Isadore Collins 28 22222222 Moses Deitch* 28 22222222 Jacob Raider* 29 23232323 Jack Jamieson* 29 23232323 Isadore Shapiro* 29 23232323 Joseph H. Weitzner* 30 24242424 Sara Forman* 30 24242424 Irving Goldsmith* 30 24242424 Anna Goldstein* 30 24242424 Carol D. Krosin 30 24242424 George Magrill* 30 24242424 Betty Tyber HESHVAN/OCTOBEROCTOBEROCTOBEROCTOBER 1 25252525 Abraham Joseph Alper* 1 25252525 Lena Barshay* 1 25252525 Philip D. Hodes 2 26262626 Freda Cure 3 27272727 Nada Rubin Ginsburg 3 27272727 Phillip Krosin 3 27272727 Dora B. Leventhal* 3 27272727 Richard Ivan Phillips*

4 28282828 Hattie Friedman Edelstein* 4 28282828 Esther Friedman* 4 28282828 Koppel Lichtenberg 4 28282828 Celia Press* 4 28282828 Abe Shoenig* 4 28282828 Morris Sir* 5 29292929 Ida P. Barnett* 5 29292929 Nathan Hofferman* 6 30303030 Dora Brody* 6 30303030 Charles S. Contor* 6 30303030 Leba Lebovitz* 6 30303030 Dr. Samuel Herman Long* 7 31313131 Chaie Blumberg* 7 31313131 Gussie Brandman* 7 31313131 Henry Greenberg* 7 31313131 Joseph Mack 7 31313131 Mort Rosenthal 7 31313131 Oscar Rothenberg 7 31313131 Louis Shankman* HESHVAN/NOVEMBERNOVEMBERNOVEMBERNOVEMBER 8 1111 Dora Kopetovske* 8 1111 Alex Max Pearlman* 8 1111 Edith Prebul* 8 1111 Bessie Roseman 9 2222 Elizabeth F. Hodes 9 2222 Berel Laskin* 10 3333 Goldie Fanburg Cohen* 10 3333 Rose Epstein Cohen* 10 3333 Milton Collins 10 3333 Louis Hollander 10 3333 Jennie Olman Jaffe* 10 3333 Rachel Okin* 11 4444 Lillian (Liffy) Freedman* 11 4444 Dora Jacobs Jamieson 11 4444 Hillel Aaron Winer* 12 5555 Harry Lembeck 13 6666 Charles Baras* 13 6666 George Friedman* 13 6666 Rosa Adel Haiman 13 6666 Nadine Ellen Felt Lovett* 13 6666 Marion Sussman 14 7777 Myrna Dressler Bercovici* 14 7777 Abe H. Goldstein* 14 7777 Stanley Erwin Lang* 14 7777 Lillian Belz Pliner 14 7777 Rose Scharf Romeo 14 7777 Rose Scharf* 15 8888 Oscar Ball 15 8888 Bertha K. Feldman* 15 8888 Max Gordon 15 8888 Minnie Cloogman Weinstein*


16 9999 Doris Rosenfeld 16 9999 Abraham E. Schweidelson* 17 10101010 Sam J. Framer 17 10101010 Kitty Friedman 17 10101010 Estelle Edelstein Levin* 17 10101010 Harry Miller 17 10101010 Pauline Osovsky* 17 10101010 Evan Scott Prigoff* 17 10101010 Eva Robinson* 17 10101010 Harry H. Winer* 18 11111111 Sema Frumin 18 11111111 Arnold M. Kohn 18 11111111 Dora Kreisman* 18 11111111 Terry C. Rodgers 18 11111111 Evelyn Treuhold 19 12121212 Nathan Cloogman* 19 12121212 Leon Dubrow 19 12121212 Benjamin Galen 19 12121212 Oscar Insler 19 12121212 Tessie Levy 19 12121212 Sophie Roseman 19 12121212 Teibe Silverman* 20 13131313 Ben Fishel 21 14141414 Herbert Hillner 21 14141414 Max Hochman 21 14141414 Carlos Lamport 21 14141414 Bunny Meltzer 22 15151515 Joseph A. Brown* 22 15151515 Rae Goldberg 22 15151515 Marjorie Herman 22 15151515 Shayne S. Koch* 22 15151515 Audrey Minns 23 16161616 Mildred Backer* 23 16161616 Solomon Frumin* 23 16161616 Rae Raider Wygoda 24 17171717 Matthew Cook 24 17171717 Lou Effron 24 17171717 Hanna Hirshout 24 17171717 Helen B. Press* 24 17171717 Jacob Susman* 25 18181818 C. Harold Alper, MD* 25 18181818 Sam Rosenberg 26 19191919 Sam Baras* 26 19191919 Louis Brandman* 26 19191919 Gladys Cohen 26 19191919 Morris A. Hodes* 27 20202020 Hyman Balk* 27 20202020 Sara Pressman* 27 20202020 Esther Annie Sir* 28 21212121 Nathan Fott* 28 21212121 Norman Laskin*

28 21212121 Karen Lewin 28 21212121 Jane Matzkin 28 21212121 Irwin Simms 28 21212121 Louis A. Winer* 29 22222222 Irving Karpe* 29 22222222 Katherine Sherman* KISLEV/NOVEMBERNOVEMBERNOVEMBERNOVEMBER 1 23232323 Rose Deitch* 1 23232323 Annie Hanan 1 23232323 Gussie Katchen* 2 24242424 Bernie Dubrow 2 24242424 Henry Snyder 2 24242424 Rebecca Wise* 3 25252525 Lena Zion Alper* 3 25252525 Pauline Berger* 3 25252525 Harry H. Brown* 3 25252525 Max Cowan 3 25252525 Meyer Goldstein* 3 25252525 Hyman Winer* 3 25252525 Rachel Winer* 4 26262626 Ester B. Deitch* 4 26262626 David Horowitz* 4 26262626 Vera E. Lehrman 4 26262626 Philip Prigoff* 4 26262626 Harry Rose 5 27272727 William "Bill" Klein 5 27272727 Zelda Menuskin* 5 27272727 Mollie Radin 6 28282828 George Edelstein 6 28282828 Scholem Edelstein* 6 28282828 William Goldsmith* 6 28282828 Rae Rosenthal 6 28282828 David Rudoff* 6 28282828 Louis Silverman* 6 28282828 Mildred "Mollie" Siskin* 6 28282828 Stanley A. Speal, PHD* 6 28282828 Bryna Wise* 7 29292929 Anna (Annie) Siskin* 8 30303030 Albert Abramowitz 8 30303030 Bella Chawkin* 8 30303030 Sam Goldstein* 8 30303030 Ben Zion Hasden* 8 30303030 Lena Jacobs 8 30303030 Benjamin Levine* �

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Minyan Schedule October 2014

WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3

TUE. FRI. Oct. 3 TUE. Oct. 7 FRI. Oct. 10 TUE. Oct. 14 FRI. Oct. 17

Kol Nidre

No Minyan Call List

*Zac Beker *Claire Binder *D/B Binder L/G Cohen G/J Fine M/J Hanan Victor Hanan Sheryl Hill A/A Lebovitz T/R Levin John Lewis J/R Parker R/B Marcus J/M Menuskin B/C Schultz M/S Shapiro H/Y Shavin Michael Spector K/J Spiegel Paul Stahl Meryl Stark H/D Trotz B/C Wise

Family Dinner

No Minyan Call List

*Zac Beker *Claire Binder *L/V Chill *Irv Ginsburg *M/J Hanan *Vic Hanan *Rachel Privett O/A Allen Debbie Alper M/K Berke J/B Bohn L/I Cohen R/D Dubrow D/B Eichenthal G/C Fine H/Y Gropper Rick Jacobs A/C Jacobson David Navas M/J Richelson J/G Susman J/F Shire Mitchell Wilson

Simchat Torah

No Minyan Call List

WEEK 4 WEEK 5

*denotes yahrzeit observed

TUE. Oct. 21 FRI. Oct. 24 TUE. Oct. 28 FRI. Oct. 31

*C/L Hochman *M/S Shapiro L/G Cohen M/J Hanan Sheryl Hill W/S Hillner N/P Hofferman Rick Jacobs

M/A Kodsi J/M Menuskin J/R Parker Rachel Privett H/Y Shavin R/P Siskin K/J Spiegel R/J Rosenfeld R/P Siskin Paul Stahl H/D Trotz Mitchell Wilson S/E Winer

*G/A Boulware *Irv Ginsburg *Gayle Shavin *H/Y Shavin *Louise Spector Bill Cordell T/E Cohen Michael Dzik E/V Epstein G/J Fine I/M Goldberg G/M Lander C/B Lebovitz D/S Matzkin B/S Schulman M/J Scheinberg N/S Slovis Michael Spector Meryl Stark L/R Votava B/C Wise

*N/P Hofferman *Scott Israel *A/A Lebovitz *C/B Lebovitz *M/L Lebovitz *L/J Mack *T/T Trivers O/A Allen Debbie Alper M/K Berke Ronnie Berke J/B Bohn L/I Cohen R/D Dubrow D/B Eichenthal H/Y Gropper Rick Jacobs R/B Marcus Rachel Privett M/J Richelson J/F Shire

*L/V Chill *L/G Cohen *A/M Hodes J/D Alper M/A Berger A/M Berke D/B Binder J/V Cathcart David Fairchild Isidore Frumin Niki Goff Shelton Goldblatt C/L Hochman A/P Jarman D/S Leininger John Lewis David Navas A/L Reingold Howard Schwartz C/C Smith David Speal

B’NAI ZION SYNAGOGUE

Minyan Schedule November 2014

WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3

TUE. Nov. 4 FRI. Nov. 7 TUE. Nov. 11 FRI. Nov. 14 TUE. Nov. 18 FRI. Nov. 21

*C/B Lebovitz *R/J Rosenfeld *Phyllis Schwarz O/A Allen Debbie Alper M/K Berke Ronnie Berke J/B Bohn L/I Cohen R/D Dubrow D/B Eichenthal G/C Fine H/Y Gropper Rick Jacobs R/B Marcus Barb Oxenhandler Rachel Privett M/J Richelson J/F Shire R/P Siskin Meryl Stark J/G Susman Mitchell Wilson

J/D Alper M/A Berger A/M Berke D/B Binder J/V Cathcart David Fairchild Isidore Frumin Niki Goff Shelton Goldblatt C/L Hochman A/P Jarman C/B Lebovitz D/S Leininger John Lewis David Navas M/S Shapiro A/L Reingold Howard Schwartz B/S Schulman Robert Shelsky Rachel Zoldessy C/C Smith David Speal

*R/D Dubrow *N/W Galen *W/S Hillner *C/L Hochman *M/C Insler *G/M Lander D/B Binder L/G Cohen G/J Fine M/J Hanan Victor Hanan Sheryl Hill A/A Lebovitz T/R Levin J/R Parker J/M Menuskin B/C Schultz H/Y Shavin Michael Spector K/J Spiegel Paul Stahl H/D Trotz B/C Wise

*Dedorah Alper *J/D Alper *L/V Chill *Izzy Frumin *R/F Goldberg *M/L Herman *C/L Hochman *A/M Hodes *M/J Richelson *J/G Susman G/A Boulware Bill Cordell T/E Cohen Michael Dzik E/V Epstein I/M Goldberg W/S Hillner N/P Hofferman Scott Israel C/B Lebovitz D/S Matzkin M/J Scheinberg S/E Winer

*C/L Hochman *A/M Hodes *D/S Leininger *D/S Matzkin *Gayle Shavin *H/Y Shavin *M/S Simms O/A Allen M/K Berke Ronnie Berke J/B Bohn L/I Cohen R/D Dubrow D/B Eichenthal G/C Fine H/Y Gropper Rick Jacobs A/C Jacobson R/B Marcus R/C Palermo M/J Richelson J/F Shire Mitchell Wilson

*R/J Cowan *M/J Hanan *Vic Hanan *D/P Israel *Rachel Privett J/D Alper M/A Berger A/M Berke J/V Cathcart M/L Fisher N/W Galen Irv Ginsburg Niki Goff Shelton Goldblatt M/L Herman A/P Jarman John Lewis C/J Rhodes Howard Schwartz N/S Slovis C/C Smith David Speal Meryl Stark

WEEK 4 WEEK 5

*denotes yahrzeit observed

TUE. Nov. 25 FRI. Nov. 28 TUE. FRI.

*L/I Cohen *J/M Menuskin *K/C Rose *David Speal *J/G Susman L/G Cohen M/L Fisher Sheryl Hill W/S Hillner N/P Hofferman Rick Jacobs

M/A Kodsi David Navas J/R Parker Rachel Privett M/S Shapiro R/P Siskin K/J Spiegel R/J Rosenfeld Paul Stahl H/D Trotz S/E Winer

*Zac Beker *Claire Binder *R/F Goldberg *Helen Pregulman *H/D Trotz G/A Boulware Bill Cordell T/E Cohen Michael Dzik E/V Epstein G/J Fine I/M Goldberg Scott Israel G/M Lander D/S Matzkin B/S Schulman M/J Scheinberg M/S Simms N/S Slovis Michael Spector L/R Votava B/C Wise

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