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July / August 2020 ᴥ Tammuz ~ Av ~ Elul 5780

Member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

Introducing COS 2020-2021 Officers

• JULY / AUGUST 2020 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM TAMMUZ ~ AV ~ ELUL 5780

DID YOU KNOW

...that you can reach

Rabbi Kay

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Congregation Ohev Shalom Bulletin

Published bi-monthly by

Congregation Ohev Shalom

613 Concourse Parkway South

Maitland, FL 32751

407-298-4650 • fax 407-636-4080

PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Rabbi David Kay Rabbi Emeritus Aaron D. Rubinger

Cantor Allan Robuck Executive Director Steve Brownstein

Directory, Youth/Family Education Amy Geboff

OFFICERS

President: Rachel D. Gebaide Exec. Vice Pres: Marcy Kast

V.P. Operations: Debby Gendzier V.P. Youth & Family Ed: Lorraine Kessler V.P. Resource Development:

V.P. Membership: Nina Oppenheim Secretary: Dan Rothbaum Treasurer: Eric Schwartz

Parliamentarian: Dana Rusonik Immediate Past President: Steven Hornik

Haveirim Y’karim – Dear Friends –

“The new normal.”

Most of us are probably already ge�ing

a li�le weary of hearing that phrase.

Mostly because the “new normal” keeps

changing all the time.

There’s no question about it though:

things are different – very different! –

than they were just a few months ago.

You probably heard me say that my un-

dergraduate degree was in Ecology, Ethology, and Evolution. We

tend to think of “evolution” as that process that plays out over

many generations – thousands, even millions of years. But evolu-

tion is also driven by sudden dramatic events. A radical change in

environment, a sudden depletion of resources, an unexpected shift

in the landscape: those species or individuals that can adapt to the

“new normal” will flourish. Those that can’t adapt will struggle.

When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, none of us could have pre-

dicted just how far-reaching the effects would be. Here in Orlando,

we even joked, “I’m not going to start worrying until Disney shuts

down!” And then it did.

Every one of us – every person, every family, every organization,

every business – found ourselves scrambling across unfamiliar,

uncharted, and nerve-wracking territory.

We certainly were at Ohev Shalom. But our thoughtful and dedi-

cated lay leadership, in full partnership with our hard-working

staff, labored tirelessly to hammer out a strategy, often having to

reshape it hour by hour, as new information came in. As a result,

our employees kept their jobs and our synagogue family contin-

ued to gather, although now in virtual formats.

Now, here we are – in a new phase of the “new normal”. On the

Shabbat of July 10-11, we’re set to resume in-person services, with

precautions in place to ensure everyone’s health and safety. We

already have plans in motion to enhance our virtual services with

improved video, audio, and production. In-person programs – so-

cially distanced and with safety protocols in place – are underway

for our youth and adult programming is in the works.

But there’s still much more to do, as the “new normal” continues

to emerge and evolve. High Holidays are coming up in September.

Watch for special new experiences and opportunities during Elul,

(Rabbi continued on page 6)

Melody Apter* Susan Bodell Jeffrey Bornstein* Burton Chasnov* Richard L. Cohen* Dan Coultoff Ed Danuff* Marc Feuerman* Janet Friedman Robert Gamson* Denise Ganson Lindsey Gluck Stacy Gotlib James S. Grodin* Richard Heller* Sandra Herman

Stuart Kimball* Terri Mayle Steven A. Newman* Craig Novick Dan Rothbaum Dana Rosnik Sandra Saft* Bill Sholk* Sara Nathan Stern* Barry Stern Mark Stone* Tom Wolfe* Shelley Fenton-Zeira *Past President

MEN’S CLUB CO-PRESIDENTS Ken Davis & Steve Herman

SISTERHOOD CO-PRESIDENTS Es Cohen & Sandi Saft

EDITORIAL STAFF

Steve Brownstein Debbie Bornstein

Meryl Poweski

TAMMUZ ~ AV ~ ELUL 5780 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM JULY / AUGUST 2020 • PAGE 3

Dear Friends,

I am certain that

many of you feel the

way I do about this

pandemic situation.

Enough already

with singing and

chanting to an emp-

ty room. And that’s

just me at home! Seriously, the biggest prob-

lem I have during services is my attempt to

daven with proper kavanah, purpose and in-

tention. It is especially noticeable when lead-

ing a Piano Shabbat service. I have spent

years trying to put together a service that I

can play that involves a lot of congregational

participation. With no congregation to sing

along, it feels more like a show than a service.

That’s why I will be moving the Piano Shabbat

up to the bimah from now on to at least make

it “feel” more like a service to me. The added

bonus is that, when the congregation does

come back, I’ll have better social distancing!

In truth, Covid-19 has changed the way I do

almost everything here. I have been teaching

students on-line. It is great for many par-

ents, who no longer need to make the drive to

COS. I must admit that I do not feel as effec-

tive an instructor using this method. Yes, it’s

better than nothing, and there are many edu-

cators who are able to teach very effectively in

this situation. I, on the other hand, am like

an old dog learning new tricks. During my 12

years at Walt Disney World, every show I

played was before a live audience. When I

came here, there was always a live congrega-

tion. I’ve never done TV or movies. Just the

thought of singing in an empty room, other

than the shower, seems absurd to me.

Having said all that, I know that the ability to

hold services virtually has been a wonderful

chance for so many of you to hear the words

and melodies that you are used to. I know

that some folks are really comforted by the

knowledge that their service, albeit remote,

continued every week. Jewish continuity is

something we are all concerned about. Re-

mote streaming of services is a corollary. It

lets us know that no matter what the difficul-

ty, Judaism continues to thrive. When one

considers all the horrible hardships that have

been placed upon our people over the millen-

nium, having to go to the synagogue remotely

probably ranks very near the bottom of the

list.

So, let’s get ready for masks, hand sanitizer

and effective social distancing. Is it ideal?

No, but at least we will once again be able to

gather to pray, sing and see our friends. Sor-

ry, no eating yet. Here is some good news--

that will be back before you know it. I am

very excited to see those of you who are com-

fortable attending services this summer. I

look at it this way: On Purim everyone wears

a mask. Purim is the happiest day in the

Jewish calendar. And now, everyday will

seem a little like Purim. I know, it is a

stretch. Let’s turn our Covid into KAVOD,

holiness.

Fondly,

Cantor Robuck

A NOTE FROM YOUR CANTOR


Dear Friends,

My kids used to watch

Phineas and Ferb, an ani-

mated TV show with a

theme song that begins

with the improbable

line, “Thereʹs 104 days

of summer vacation,

and school comes along

just to end it . . . .”

With summer break

typically lasting a li�le

less than 75 days in

Florida, the title characters of the show seemed to

have a pre�y good life. Li�le did we know, dis-

tance learning notwithstanding, that students

would be on “break” from school for more than

104 days by the end of June, with another six

weeks to go before they return to campus and He-

brew School here at Congregation Ohev Shalom.

We hope.

The year 2020 has been an incredibly stressful time

for just about every person in the world as we cope

with the COVID-19 pandemic that has upended

life as we know it. It is human nature to adapt,

and Congregation Ohev Shalom has adapted well!

Our incredible clergy, staff and volunteers are

working daily to provide virtual services, learning

and programming and to prepare COS for reopen-

ing to “in person” services and activities.

The COS Reopening Task Force has been meeting

regularly and has prepared a comprehensive reo-

pening plan. The task force has representatives

from a variety of COS interests (i.e., ritual, pro-

gramming, education, youth), includes three phy-

sicians, and has received guidance from the Orlan-

do Health Business Ready team focusing on

COVID-19 prevention. COS plans to return to “in-

person” congregational life in phases and with nu-

merous safety precautions in place. Many congre-

gants are ready to return to the synagogue build-

ing while others are not ready to return yet. We

respect these individual decisions and will contin-

ue to engage our members whether they are in the

synagogue or in their homes.

COS recently issued a survey to learn more about

members’ intentions regarding Shabbat and High

Holiday services. The number one comment re-

garding virtual services was succinct: Get a be�er

camera. This was not news to COS leadership, but

it reaffirmed our commitment to bring a be�er vis-

ual experience to congregants a�ending services

remotely.

Several generous members have donated to a spe-

cial “technology fund” to enable COS to purchase

a new camera and make significant related up-

grades that will allow Ohev Shalom to provide a

be�er virtual experience for congregants partici-

pating from home. Even when we return to

“normal,” the enhanced technology will allow

Ohev Shalom to provide a high quality visual ex-

perience for anyone participating virtually in Shab-

bat services and other programs in the sanctuary.

We are excited to move forward with this project

in the coming weeks. Thank you very much to our

donors who have made this technology upgrade

possible!

On another note, COS is beginning to prepare the

Community Ad Book/Membership Directory for

2020-2021. The forms for renewing your business

ad or greeting are in the process of being mailed to

you. Please call Meryl in the COS office if you

have moved or your contact information has other-

wise changed since last year or if you need to make

other changes to the information listed in the 2019-

2020 directory.

Finally, the High Holiday Commi�ee is meeting

regularly to plan meaningful High Holiday ser-

vices for congregants a�ending in person and vir-

tually. We may not have another 104 days left of

summer vacation (we hope), but we do know we

have about 75 days until the High Holidays. But

who’s counting?

I wish our entire COS family continued good

health.

L’shalom,

Rachel D. Gebaide

President

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE


Our name says it all. We are a true sisterhood…

women who start as strangers, become friends and

over time, through shared experiences and shared

values, build bonds that make us feel like sisters.

We are a diverse, commi�ed, caring

group, dedicated to a wide variety of reli-

gious, educational, social, philanthropic,

and advocacy efforts.

For the past several months, an enthusiastic group

of Sisterhood members met, via Zoom, to conduct

a mini-strategic plan. We were delighted in the

many strengths of our Sisterhood. We discussed

opportunities to improve perceived weaknesses.

What became very evident is the realization of one

of our major strengths… the dedication and deter-

mination of our past leaders and the desire to sus-

tain a strong Sisterhood.

From these meetings, three action plans were se-

lected to become our initial focus: a new Sister-

hood structure, an updated website and a new

logo.

A new structure to encompass the key areas of a

thriving Sisterhood was developed. To use the

analogy of a tree, the new structure has a very

strong trunk, or core, that extends into two branch-

es, in our case an Operations function and a Pro-

gramming function. Within Operations, lead by Es,

we “branch” out into Communications, Financial

and Outreach areas. The Programming “branch,”

led by Sandi, includes Events/Programs and Youth

and Family.

We want to welcome and introduce you to the oth-

er members of our Sisterhood Executive Leader-

ship Team: Debbie Bellinkoff- Outreach Manager,

Jaime Gold – Financial Manager, Susan Rosen -

Communications Manager, Erika Siegel - Youth

and Family Manager and Sarah Siegel – Programs

Manager. Rounding out our team is Roslyn Le-

venthal, Secretary and Marj Smith, our Parlimen-

tarian.

In addition to a new structure, very soon we will

launch an updated web page. Potential members

can learn about Sisterhood and have an opportuni-

ty to complete an on-line membership application.

Our new Sisterhood logo, an eternal flame with a

heart, is filled with meaningful symbolism. For

many years, the Sisterhood has taken pride in be-

ing “the heart of the synagogue.” We want to carry

that special meaning into the future. Ohev

Shalom’s Ner Tamid symbolizes the warmth of

the traditions of Jewish life and calls to mind G-d’s

presence and care of His people. The role that the

Sisterhood plays in “keeping the flame,” by doing

miLvot and caring of family and community, is

incorporated into the new logo through the sym-

bols of the flame and the heart.

(Sisterhood continued on page 6)

COS Sisterhood S�� S�� E C� �� A place for Jewish women to connect, learn and contribute


Even though I have been

mostly staying at home,

Ohev Shalom membership

has never been far from my

mind. Thank you Rabbi Kay

and Cantor Robuck for the

beautiful livestream ser-

vices, especially the guitar

and piano Shabbats which have been so inspira-

tional. Anyone who has not been part of these ser-

vices from home has been missing out.

I am ge�ing to start work on the 2020-2021 Com-

munity Ad book and Membership Directory. If

your address, email or phone number has changed,

or was incorrect in a previous directory, please

email Meryl, at [email protected] .

It is not too soon to be thinking about your ad or

greeting to support all that Ohev Shalom is doing

during Covid 19, to keep learning going onward

and everyone connected. Of course, we are all

looking forward to resumption of our normal pro-

grams, activities and services on Concourse Park-

way. We appreciate the generous support from

our previous ad sponsors and hope we will be able

to include some new sponsors this year in our new

book. Please look for a mailing later this month.

If you would like to help with our Membership or

Directory commi�ees, please contact me at

[email protected] or 407-647-6627.

Stay well and I look forward to seeing you soon,

Nina Oppenheim

V.P. Membership

MEMBERSHIP MINUTE

Sisterhood (continued from page 5)

We realize at this time, physically meeting each

other is a challenge. However, over the next sever-

al months, our Sisterhood is busily looking into

interesting ways to be able to connect, learn and

contribute. Come join us in this new journey!

Please join us in upcoming ZOOM activities!

Please join our Sisterhood!

We look forward in meeting you, hearing from

you, celebrating with you! Please feel free to reach

out to either one of us if you have any questions:

Es: [email protected]

or Sandi: [email protected].

Warm sister hugs,

Es Cohen and Sandi Saft

Sisterhood Executive Leaders

the Jewish month leading up to Rosh Hashanah

and the tradition time for introspection and self-

assessment. And there will be more ways to en-

gage with your Ohev Shalom family – in person

and otherwise.

Thanks to you, Ohev Shalom has shown how

adaptable it is to these unprecedented times.

We’ve not only come through the crisis, we’re

be�er and stronger than ever. Kol hakavod to all of

you – it’s such an honor to serve as your rabbi.

L’shalom,

David

Rabbi (continued from page 2)


The world is a different

place since our last bulletin,

something none of us could

have imagined. The change

has brought sadness, confu-

sion, anger, grief, and frus-

tration, but it has also given

us hope, reflection, apprecia-

tion, and the realization that

we need to listen, be educated, open minded, re-

think our priorities, and see new ways of looking

at situations and the importance of kindness.

As soon as the decision to close buildings and be-

come virtual happened, the teaching staff went

into action. There was no doubt or question that

we needed to keep our students connected on a

regular basis if for no other reason than to see their

friends. We agreed to maintain our two day a

week program. Being that this was new territory

for all of us and some of us being more tech savvy

than others, we pre�y much proceeded by the seat

of our pants and had to adapt. Our vocabulary

changed quickly from books, supplies, room us-

age, snack schedule to zoom, break out rooms,

waiting rooms, private links, and our favorite,

mute! We quickly learned that you can’t do the

same kind of teaching virtually as you do in the

classroom. This was a bit of a struggle because the

students may not learn the same amount. That’s

ok. They learned that their community is here for

them regardless of the circumstances and that be-

ing Jewish is who you are and not something you

do. Our a�endance was amazing. We realized that

there were no extracurricular conflicts preventing

students from a�ending but they could have cho-

sen not to participate. I am grateful to the parents

who made sure their children were logged in.

Screen fatigue was real and they could have given

their children a pass, but they didn’t. Our

Madrichim continued to log in and be part of their

class even if they did not have a lot to do, although

controlling the waiting room, private cha�ing stu-

dents and leading games became part of their re-

sponsibilities. We believed we were doing the

right thing and that was confirmed for us when we

held a Shalom U’Lihitraot Parade on the last day.

Closure is important and we all needed to see each

other to bring closure. Teachers and Madrichim

were safely distanced around the entire parking

lot and families drove through stopping at the ta-

bles of their class to say goodbye. Tracey, Rabbi

Kay and I were at the end of the line, playing some

of our favorite Jewish songs on the speaker and

gave out goodie bags. We estimate that we had 50

-70% of our families show up. So many of the cars

were decorated and students held up signs of

thanks and appreciation. Truth be told, I wasn’t

sure how it would work and if people would show

up, so when the cars started lining up, I became

very emotional and am even emotional now as I

write this. The love and appreciation we felt, see-

ing the smiles of our students and parents saying

they missed us and being told that we nailed vir-

tual school and should share what we did with

other schools, confirmed that we did the right

thing.

We held Kitah Zayeen/7th grade graduation virtu-

(School continued on page 9)

Youth and Family Education From Amy Geboff, Director of Youth and Family Education

Hebrew School Registration for 2020-2021 school

year is taking place! First day is August 16

regardless of what it will look like!

https://www.ohevshalom.org/form/religious-school

-registration-2020.html


The Ohev Shalom Men’s Club continues to func-

tion and serve the members of our community and

synagogue, even in the times of COVID.

We continue to support the religious school. We

also continue to support and promote the bicycling

club and the weekday minyan. We are looking

forward to the return of in-person services, so we

can resume assisting as ushers.

We recently had an afternoon planned of social

distancing at Leu Gardens – it was postponed due

to weather, but we are looking for a suitable date

to reschedule. We are teaming up with a number

of other local Jewish groups to promote the aware-

ness of and treatment of substance use disor-

ders. We are looking for a suitable virtual “recess”

activity.

We wish all in the congregation and in the Orlan-

do community health and safety, and look forward

to seeing you again in-person!

All the best, B’shalom,

Ken Davis and Steve Herman, Co-Presidents

COS Men’s Club Update

COS Judaica Shop

COS JUDAICA

SHOP IS OPEN!!! (BY APPOINTMENT ONLY)

and following COS guidelines

Please call Robin 407-463-4736

Call For All

Your Holiday Needs

Shofars / Kiddush Cups

Havdalah Sets / Yads

Tallitot / Candles

and More!

K�� D��

Fall Kick off events for all of our Youth

groups will be August 9!

Time to rejoin USY, Kadima and Olim

for the 2020-2021 school year

USY for 9th

-12th

grader in the fall.

Open to non COS members

https://www.ohevshalom.org/form/usy-

membership-2020.html

Kadima for 6th

-8th

grade in the fall

https://www.ohevshalom.org/form/

kadima-membership-2020.html

Olim for 3rd

-5th

in the fall

https://www.ohevshalom.org/form/olim

-membership-2020.html


ally. It was special and for sure memorable. We

even took a zoom class picture that will hang with

the other pictures in the school wing. Zoom al-

lowed family members and friends who don’t live

in Orlando to join us. We also celebrated Shabbat

Kavod, when we install and discharge our youth

boards, honor our graduating seniors, Madrichim

and teachers. This year we say goodbye to a few

of our teachers. Yael Weinstein was with us for

this year teaching Kitah Bet/second grade. Yael is

a Jewish educator whose breadth of knowledge

and love of teaching benefi�ed her students and

fellow teachers. Her tech savvy really came in

handy as she patiently held many of our hands.

Be�y Monroe has been teaching Pre K at Ohev

since 2006 and our youngest campers counselor.

She is passionate about Jewish education for

young children and was loved and trusted by her

students and parents. Isaac Berger has been teach-

ing at Ohev for 29 years. He lives the life he teach-

es and is passionate about ensuring our Jewish fu-

ture. When I arrived he was teaching 7th grade,

then was the computer teacher (those were the

days when not everyone had a computer, tablet)

and his final assignment as the part of the 5th

grade dynamic duo. Isaac was also the house

chairman in the old building. He has been a pillar

of our school and his presence and contributions

will be missed. To all three of our teachers, we say

Todah Rabbah and may they go from strength to

strength.

In addition to Hebrew school, DDD, USY, Kadima,

KibbuL Ohev Family, and Mishpacha Sheli con-

tinued virtually. We couldn’t figure out how to do

the play and that was disappointing and we had

to postpone MACHANEH OHEV. BUT we are in

the midst of MACHANEH OHEV “babayit”

Home Edition two mornings a week. Our theme is

bringing Israel to Ohev and each day we visit an-

other place in Israel. We even have live visitors

from Israel. We will be doing MACHANEH Ohev

Lite July 27-31 in person. It is modified and will

take place in two sessions, 9-12:30 and 1:30-5. It is

limited to 50 campers per session and we already

have a waiting list for Session Alef, which is in the

morning. Some of our teens went on a virtual tour

of Israel for the week of June 15-19 with a live tour

guide in Israel in conjunction with Jewish National

Fund. Eric and I have been enjoying welcoming

Shabbat on Facebook live each Friday. It has made

our Shabbat more special and meaningful.

We are looking ahead to the new school year.

School will begin August 16. We are looking at

three scenarios, all in person, all virtual and a hy-

brid of both. Regardless of the direction we take,

we will need to plan differently. Registration is

presently under way!

I am writing this on the 4th anniversary of Pulse.

Since that time we have seen other incidents of

specific groups of people targeted simply for

whom they are, including Jews. At the time of the

tragedy, we all express our outrage and vow never

to let it happen again, yet it is happening again.

Our history teaches us clearly that we can never

forget. We teach our children that people were

created to be partners with God to take care of the

world and continue to repair what is broken. This

is what is meant by Tikun Olam. Speak up when

we see a wrong, be open to other’s opinions, edu-

cate ourselves on the issue, put ourselves in oth-

ers’ shoes, and as it says in the Holiness Code,

treat others as you want to be treated.

The situation is ever changing and we can only

plan based on the present. By the time this gets to

your home, things could have changed again. It is

my hope that we all make smart decisions and we

can be together again in person!

Stay well, stay safe!

L’Shalom

Amy

School (continued from page 7)


by RABBI DAVID KAY

Dear Rabbi –

The pandemic hit and everything went virtual. Okay –

it’s an extreme situation. But does that mean we can

start doing things on Shabbat we weren’t supposed to

do before? Where does that end? And what happens

when the pandemic eventually ends?

-- COVID Confused

Dear CC –

Making a VERY long story short here…

Despite all the jokes (“How many Jewish mothers

does it take to change a light bulb?” “That’s okay –

I’ll sit in the dark!”), Judaism isn’t big on martyr-

dom. Extreme, potentially life-threatening situa-

tions call for leniency and adaptive interpretations

of Jewish law and custom. When the situation is

no longer extreme and life-threatening, the lenien-

cy and adaptive interpretations no longer apply.

Usually.

We can’t pretend that the adjustments made

throughout the Jewish world during this sha’at ha-

d’hak (“time of extraordinary circumstances”)

won’t have a lingering and probably permanent

effect on some aspects of everyday Jewish life. At

the same time, emergency plans are for…well,

emergencies.

For example, our congregation was already

streaming Shabbat services live over the internet a

long time before COVID-19 hit. We’ll continue that

after the pandemic is history – just as we always

did. What’s going to be different is how we

stream. We’re having to upgrade and add camer-

as, audio feeds, and software to make the virtual

service experience the best we can. Those im-

provements won’t be abandoned once people start

coming back to services in person.

On the other hand, while our building was closed,

for instance, we counted devices connected to our

Livestream as part of a minyan. As long as we had

10 or more devices connected, we could do the full

service, even though it was just Cantor and me in

the sanctuary. Once we’re back to doing services

in person, though, we can’t rationalize counting

connected devices. Folks will still be watching

online, of course, but we’ll be counting people pre-

sent in the room for the minyan.

We’re learning how technology can be used within

the framework of Jewish law. We’re answering

questions – like yours – that not only hadn’t been

answered before, many of them hadn’t even been

asked. The most impressive part of it all is that

you’re asking – and we continuing working to-

gether as a community to find authentic and prac-

tical answers.

Stay safe and well!

Note: You can submit “Ask the

Rabbi” questions by e-mail at

[email protected]


TO OUR JULY ANNIVERSARIES

1 Adlai & Carolyn Green

1 Abraham & Sara Gold

2 Ronald & Nina Oppenheim

2 Ashley & David Lanxner

2 Jeremy & Rachel Scheinberg

3 Marc & Alyssa Greenstein

3 Jeffrey & Michelle Greenwald

3 Richard & Stacey Schwamm

4 Allen & Sandra Saft

4 Robin & Stephen KoLin

5 Richard & Michelle SchwarL

5 Tami & Mark Offield

6 Hal & Jymmie Jacobson

11 Arthur & Jane Briskman

12 David & Courtney Feiner

14 David & Michal Osteen

14 Barry & Andrea Stern

15 Irwin & Rita Feldman

15 Emely KaL & Natan Brener

15 Robert & Suzanne Bryskin

19 Bernard & Samra Gotlib

24 Richard & Sharan SchwarL

25 Randall & Caryn Cohen

26 Jonathan & Gwen Granet

27 Douglas & Sally Stein

27 Shelly & Kimberly Fenton-Zeira

31 Steven & Penny Goldstein


TO OUR AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES

3 Ronald & Cynthia Rubin

3 Eli & Ina Porth

3 Steven & Marbella Hornik

3 Sco� & Alison Silvestry

3 Angel & Gesina Lopez

5 Sco� & Marci Greenberg

5 Michael & Heather Gurian

7 David & Michelle Medvedeff

10 Edward & Susan Kleiman

10 Bruce & Yael Miller Miller

11 Archie & Myrna Ossin

12 Michael & Estelle Wheeler

12 Arnold & Mary Siegel

13 Gregory & Cheryl Finkelstein

13 Andrea Tresser Burke & Jeffrey Burke

14 Melvin & Judith Cohen

14 Ellis & Helene Schauder

14 Michael & Nancy Hayt

16 Paul & Teresa Finer

16 Joshua & Melanie Sachs

18 Isaac & Beth Berger

19 Marcie & Harry KaLen

20 Lee & Sharon Harary

22 Bruce & Mavis BeviL

22 Jerome & Leah Freedman

22 Jerrod & Linda Zlatkiss

24 Robin & Jeffrey Friedman

25 Peter & Ellen Zollman

25 David Kay & Joanne Goldman Kay

25 Alan & Sandra Moss

26 Richard & Harriet Wallsh

27 Gilbert & Joyce Walker

28 I. Cori Baill & Daniel Jacobs

28 Richard & Renee JanoviL

28 Charles & Barbara Wi�en

29 Barry & Penny Gold


1 Brandon Wynn

1 Benjamin Kleiman

1 Isabella Semmel

2 Shoshanna Friedman

2 Edward Kleiman

3 Jane Briskman

3 Jonathan Osteen

3 Tamara Gluck

3 Michael Broniewski

3 Ellio$ Molayem

3 Judy Kahan-Davis

3 Emery Losier

3 Marc Feuerman

4 Marla Rosen

4 Hudson Glener

4 Sandra Picheny

4 Richard Stein

4 Jonah Podberesky

5 Tracey Jacobs

5 Michael Beim

5 Donald Levin

5 Janice Abrams

5 Jeffrey Bornstein

5 Griffin Golden

5 Alan Ginsburg

6 Michael McNarney

6 Viviane Ackerbaum

6 Lauren Harris

6 Edwin Elkes

7 Bruce Miller

7 Mitchell Spector

7 July Crawford

8 Sadie Waldbaum

8 Orli Williams

8 Jo Staffin

8 Jennifer Aaron

8 Stuart Leventhal

8 Marilyn Salzman

8 Joshua Trabin

9 Dara Lahav

9 Jeane$e Brownstein

9 Samuel Goldstein

9 Alec Naft

10 Rachel Bevi<

10 Eytan Pollak

10 Yael Miller

10 Ronny Shisgal

10 Ethan Cohen

10 Ariella Fenton-Zeira

10 Nava Lanxner

10 Kaitlyn Dunn

11 Judith Abramson

11 Tracey Levy

11 Michelle Medvedeff

11 Holden Harris

12 Cheryl Wiener

12 Nina Oppenheim

12 Samuel Weiss

12 Estelle Klein

12 Neal Crawford

12 Jessica Novick

12 Ellen Sackel

12 Gloria Levine

12 Be$y Shapiro

13

13 Dustan Smith

13 Benjamin Bartle$

13 Jackson Park

13 Mindy Sakowi<

13 Sharon Sisselsky

14 Laura Waldbaum

14 Amy Le@owi<

14 Shari Klafter

14 Daniel Rothbaum

14 Chad Plotkin

14 Evelyn Buren

14 Layla Gold

14 Claudia Green

14 Curtis Smith

15 Beth Berger

15 Lindsay Maizel

15 Pamela Saffran

15 Alex Jacobson

15 Renee Roberts

15 Marsha Seff

16 Ronda Weinstock

16 Hilary Ackerman

17 Ava Botwin

17 John Horowi<

17 Isaac Sherkow

17 Daniel Goldsmith

17 Ina Porth

17 Sco$ Aaron

17 David Lanxner

18 Mary Geartner

18 Barbra Resnick

18 Benjamin Strom

18 Hannah Strom

18 Alicia Buchanan

18 Arden Wallman

18 Joanna Shujman

19 Brian Dorman

19 David Wallsh

19 Isabel Libow

19 Frank Tauber

19 Robert Yarmuth

20 Barry Portnoy

20 Hannah Rugar

20 Sarah Harary

21 Lily Israel

21 Jeremy Scheinberg

21 Yahly Shisgal

22 Robert Gebaide

22 Sophie Schaked

22 Miriam Scheinblum

22 Jonathan Arnon

22 Sophia Silio

23 Michael Krise

24 Ma$hew Krupitsky

24 Amy Dorman

24 Eric Strom

24 Barbara Wi$en

24 Arthur Briskman

24 Kylie Sheplan

24 Lily Toll

25 Danielle Wolfe

25 Jonathan Molayem

25 Marvin Friedman

25 William Myers

25 Michelle Hajdenberg

26 Debra Botwin

26 Gayle Stein

26 Bernice Landis

27 Dena Luxenberg

27 Jose Benikes

27 Sydney Beim

27 Howard Pinsky

27 Riley Beim

27 Lilly Freedman

28 Lawrence Wartell

28 Wendy Derrow

28 Diana Goldberg

28 Howard Le@owi<

28 Zac Offield

28 Jeffrey Kurzon

29 Brian Bellinkoff

29 Janna Gluck

29 Daniel Aidif

29 Lorraine Pinsky

29

29 Clifford Plotkin

29 Adam Weinstein

29 Clay Losier

29 Susan Levenson

30 Ilana Brener

30 Jaxon Williams

30 Es Cohen

30 Joseph Sujka

30 Danielle Krise

30 Brenda Friedman

30 Susan Zimmon

30 Michaella Teixeira

31 Abigail Jacques

31 Bailey Goldberg


1 Cyrus Siminou

1 Ronald Kwasman

2 Michael Kaplan

2 Courtney Feiner

2 Aaron Izzo

2 Joshua Weiner

3 Allen Miller

3 Jacob Wladis

3 Jacob Zifferbla$

3 Michael Hayt

3 Natalie Galed

4 Alyson Kane

4 Karen Selznick

4 Michelle Klaiman

5 Liza Luxenberg

5 Max Horowi<

6 Elena Finer

6 Ma$hew Miller

6 Sascha Goldstein

6 Sofia Oelsner

6 Andra London

6 Moe Treibi<

6 Howard Sakowi<

7 Max Stein

7 Miles Horowi<

7 William Bartle$

7 Mason Gold

7 Richard Wi$

7 Rhonda Hemphill

7 Anna Jacobs

8 Hannah Zeffren

8 Angela Chaskes

9 Betsy Cohen

9 Roslyn Leventhal

9 Victoria Gruber

9 Rebecca Geboff

9 Alana Gorden

9 Dylan Gindi

9 Judith Rubinger

10 Josh Greenstein

10 Susan Monheit

11 Rachel Babi$

11 Evan Wladis

11 Erika Wertheim

11 Harvey Cohen

11 Edward Brenner

11 Garre$ Greenwald

12 Charlo$e Davis

12 Heather Gurian

12 Macy Le@owi<

12 Stuart Kimball

12 Gabi Goldstein

12 Yve$e Bressler

13 Craig Ratick

13 Naomi Wi$enstein

13 Warren Williams

13 Myriam Greenberg

13 Haley Gaeser

13 Jorge Barrios

14 Alan Gispan

14 James Shapiro

14 Lisa Green

14 Judith Fraden

14 Burton Chasnov

14 Lynda Kleiman

14 Penny Gold

14 Henry Krise

14 Samantha Nappi

15 Emma Gotlib

15 Alexa Schwamm

15 Jack Broffman

15 Mary Siegel

16 Irwin Feldman

16 Kimberly Schauder

16 Rachel Scheinberg

16 Miles Gotlib

16 Ainsley Siegel

16 Melissa Apter

17 Nessim Suissa

17 Asher Zissman

17 Maura Weiner

17 Daniel Jacobs

17 Susan Rosen

17 Jason Naft

17 Daniel Seff

18 Marni Stein

18 Tayler Gold

18 Mara Levin

18 Naomi Klafter

18 Zohar Cain

18 Barry LaBoda

18 Bre$ Spector

18 Steve Brownstein

18 Betsy Luxenberg

18 Emily Slavkin

18 Olivia Nappi

19 Adam Li$man

19 Lisa Maizel

19 Leo Zissman

20 Bernice Diamond

20 Jason Feldman

20 Damaris Crispin

20 Colten Portnoy

20 Debbie Horowi<

21 David Levin

21 Diane Goldberg

21 Aaron Weil

21 Connor Newman

21 Alyssa Turner

21 Abby Geartner

22 Anita Scheinblum

22 Kenneth Jacques

22 Zelda King

22 Karen Arnon

22 Arielle Podberesky

23 Marc Homburger

Jacobs

23 Michelle Kahan

23 Daniel Kahan

23 David Moldau

23 Zivah Strom

24 Riley Kropp

24 Abby Newman

25 Delaney Rige$a

25 Marilyn Kaplan

25 Shaina Tollefson

25 Sandra Moss

25 Loren London

25 Netanel Segal

26 Lloyd Green

26 Jimmy Hajdenberg

27 Shannon Melnick

27 Elysa Schauder

27 Mark Stone

27 Allison Zimmon

27 Ross Bloom

27 Samantha Gotlib

27 Yira DeFreitas

27 Ma$hew Apter

27 Corey Gerson

28 Ella Eichenholz

28 Nathaniel Countess

28 Laurie Smith

28 Danny Gendzier

28 Maya Gluck

29 Hannah Rubenstein

29 Phyllis Bochner

29 Avi Zollman

29 Alan Wladis

30 Marci Gaeser

31 Elisheva Siegel

31 Lauren Bornstein

31 Daniel Mayer

31 Cindy Rubin

31 Lander Gold

31 Olivia Turner

31 Marjorie Postal

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JUNE 27—JULY 3

Esther Abrams *

Simon Alexander

Deborah Armstrong *

Ruth Bornstein *

Elka Bornstein Speizman

Walter Bo$omley

Elaine Breit Felix Brillas *

Zelma Brown

Ruben Caplon

Murray Cash

Marion Chergosky

Emily Davis

Sam Deutsch

Esther Zeldow Drazin *

John C. Friedman *

Louis Geiger

Pauline Gessenoff *

David Gold

Martha Golden

Jennifer Goldenberg *

Barbara Goldstein

Michael Gu$entag

Sally Ivker

Irving Kane

Ivan Ka<

Garson Kwasman

Louis Landau

Max Lepow *

Leah Goldstein Levine

Leon Lewin

E$a Lichtig *

Bertha Lieberman *

Rose Mandell *

Mitchell Mel<er *

Eva Meyer

Gabriela Mogyoros

Naomi Nasanofsky

Harriet Nusynowi<

Harold Olds

Ye$a Perlberg

Isadore Pla$

Jack Plissner *

Arthur Reichel Lucille Richman

Rose Rosen *

Barry Rosenberg

Norman Rossman

Rose Rubin *

Nathan Rubin *

Sterling Maurice Salamy *

Melvin J. Saxe *

Bernard Scherr *

Daniel Schwar< *

Murray Schwar<

Edith Siegel Nathan Slansky

Milton Stein

Mary Ann Stone

Israel Truman

Louis Williams

Ben Wur<el Dora Yucker *

Ethel Zimmerman *

Joyce G. Zimmet *

JULY 4—10

Solomon Adler

Samuel J. Azarnoff *

Marcia Balaban

Martin Bass

Sam Bassan

Ruth Berman

Marylin Berman

Gussie Smith Bialostock *

Ernest Bo$omley

Martin Stanley Caine *

Minnie Cassin

Pauline N. Chaitow *

Mary Cohen *

Hilda Cohn

Sophie Eisenberg

Elaine Ellick *

Beatrice E$inger *

Ida Fish

Mildred Goldfarb

Eva Yaguda Goldstein *

Bella Sarah Greenspoon *

Frieda Grushka

Peter Hornik

Martin Hornik

Charles Jablin *

Jack Josephs *

Ida Kaplan *

Harvey Kates

Marilyn Ka<

Abe Kerben *

Esther Klein

Harry Leitner

Marvin Libow

Lester Mandell Louis Medoff

Selma Micohen

Gertrude Miller

Rose Moran

Larry Neuman

Berta November *

Ernest Oppenheim *

Susan Polli Markus Prince *

Soltan Rahban

Philip Rose

David Rosen

Sarah Leah Rosenfeld

Goldie Rosenfeld

Allen Rosenman

Norman Rotenberg

Howard Rovins

Ashley Schillinger

Regina Seidler

Isaak Shienkman

Malka Shujman *

Benjamin Silberman

Anita Silvers *

Bessie Simon

Minnie Steine

William Stillwaggon

Sidney Wallerstein

Mary Wolf Irving Zimmerman

JULY 11—17

Miriam Abell Bessie Abramovi<

Arnold Abramson

Lee Beiner Asarnow *

Celia Bach

Samuel J. Bederson *

Rosabel Bogdanoff

William Bozarth *

Bessie Cherry

Jean Cooper

Harry Covin

Al Damus

Vida Darvin

Dora Echelman *

Eva Epstein

Dorothy Harvey

Isadore Fried

Esther Friedman

Arthur B. Friedman *

Robert Smith Gaines Jr. Rhuda Goldhar *

Adele Goldman *

Miriam Goldstein *

Martin Gordon

Rose Greenberg

Alex Greenspoon

Theodore Grushka

Arthur Harrison *

Judith Herman

Fannie Hoffen

Abraham Indek

Lorena Jenkins

Jack ʺShugʺ Kamenoff *

Baruch Karbassi Sarah Ka<

Jack Kichler

Louis Koss

Baruch Kruzhkoff

Max Landsman

Sally Lauber

Samuel Le@ov

Nathan Loeb *

Sadie London *

Joseph Manchester

Irene Mann

Myra Martin

Elizabeth Michaels

Lawrence Peisner

Nathan Posner

Esther Pow

Mollie Prince *

Liese Rosenblum

Sue C. Rubenstein

Jerry Schefen *

Kate Schoenberg *

Philip Simensky *

Edith Slone A$ermann

Malcolm Slotsky *

Max Smith

Sydney Staffin

Charlo$e Stein

David Stoller

Edward Strawgate

Frances Strum

Henry Ten

Arthur Tiger

Nathan Torgovnick

Francisco Vargas

Harry White *

JULY 18—24

Saul Abramson

Milton Brickman *

Ida Siskin Brickman

Rachel Cohen

Louis Cooper

Polin Donskaya

Lewis Engelberg *

Yasean Clayton Enouiti

*Yahrzeit Plaque


Joseph Fried *

Pauline Friedman

Robert Gerson

Leonard Glasser

Harry Goldberg

Sheila Goldberg

Jack Green

Elona Halpren

Fannie Heller

Anne Gardner Herman *

Arnold Heyman

Samuel P. Kimball *

Harrie$ Lake

Irvin Lazarus

Berdie Mandelkern

Max Mendel Benjamin Meyer

Joe Miller *

David Mills *

Sidney D. Robinson

Ronald Rosenberg

Gladys Rubin

Sam akowi< *

Barbara Bunny Sall *

Jerome Schiff

Milton Schreiber

Joseph Sidney

Geraldine Singer

Oscar Slesnick

Aron Sniad *

James Stanek

Max Sugarman

Morris Swetlow

Stanley Weinroth

Bernard M. Weinstein *

Margaret Weissmann

Joseph Yudenfreund

JULY 25—31

Hymie Ackerman

Ilse Adler *

Anne Anisman

Victor H. Arbiter *

Allen Baisuck

Stuart Bernstein

Erna Brillas *

Marion Broniewski Talia Castellano

Robert Chernuchin

Frank Crasnow

Cirilo DeFreitas

Sam Deutsch

Jean Deutsch

Philip DiVito

Fanny Flax

Merlene Frank

Leon Friedman *

Jack Geartner

Barne$ Glassman

Sylvia Amy Goldstein *

Benjamin Greenberg *

Sol B. Harris *

Sam Hershkowi< *

Beverly Jacobs

Janet Jacobson

Mildred Javodick *

Louis Kahn

Michael Kalik

Marie Kapon *

Freda Kerben *

Eli King

Meyer Klein

Augusta Krutman

Nathan Krutoy

Charles Lane *

Issie Lazare

Ruth Le@ov

Shirley Leib

Lena Licht *

Ruth Rothman Lucks

Bert Menkofsky Lustok *

Tillie Margolis *

Frank Marks *

Herbert Jerome Michaels *

Herbert Michaels

Robert Milner

Sarah Moskowi< *

Barry Muchnick

Harry Perlberg

Miriam Picheny *

Esther Posner

Sayde Rossman *

Melville Roth

Harry Rubin *

Sally Salamy *

Harry Sall *

Martha Schwar<

Leonard Schwar<

Bernard Shuman

Myron Skolly

Ronald Sowalsky

Ye$a Stotsky *

Isadore Sykes *

Harriet Trubman

Gary Weiss

Mandel Wolgel Anne Youshak *

Margaret Yudenfreund

AUGUST 1—7

Shabtai Ackerman

Marvin Baar

Joseph Baisuck

Goldie Bear

Carolyn Bernstein

Morris ʺBudʺ Blaher

May Bluberg

Ralph Brown

Morris Cassin

Samuel K. Chaskes

Margaret D. Corey *

Lillian Countess

Florence Dees

Cheryl Weiner Fleishner *

Margaret Floyd

Arthur D,. Folgeman *

Norma C. Friedman *

Morris Geiger

VeraGeller

Kenneth Gelpey

Irwin Gendzier

Helen Ginburg

Herman Goldstein *

Edward Halpern

Joseph Hepner *

Barbara Hershkowi<

Abraham Hirschkorn

Muriel Jacobson *

Norman Kagan

Misha I. Kantor *

Joseph Legumsky

Pearl Levinson *

Aida Mishkin

Arthur Moskowi< *

Frances Pincus

Sarah Rapoport Morris Richman

Barry Shankman

Sheila Sherman

Sarah Simons *

Solomon Slatkin

Caroline Stein

Samuel Sternberd *

Samuel Stezherinsky

Jean Torgovnick

Don W. Uebelhart

Victor Wandler

Joseph Weissmann

Judith White-Mione

Arnold Zerivi<

AUGUST 8—14

Rudolph Adler

Claudia Allen

Bryna Altbaier

Ruth Wolly Arbiter *

Barney Asarnow *

Freda Azarnoff *

Esther Bas Joseph

Reuben Bonne$ *

Irving Brownstein

Mayer Chepenik

Jackie Chudney

David Cohen

Lester Darvin

Florence Decovsky

Mary Mavin Factor

Joseph S. Fain *

Seymour Fenster

Charlo$e Fischer

Charles Gelpey *

Minnie Gill *

Ruth Glucksman

Bernard Grossman *

Victoria Gruber

Paul Heller

Leondard Hornik

Harry Josel Ye$a Josel Louis Kamenoff *

Mania Kerben *

Alma Kerben

Evelyn Le@owi<

Albert Lemke *

Gertrude Levinson

Saul Levy

Louis Markovi<

Edward Matuna *

Galia Alice Melech *

Seth Micklin

Howard Monheit Lillian Olds

Israel Paradiz

Ida Pines

Helen Plotkin

Henry Aaron Ross *

David Rubin *

Freda K. Saltman *

*Yahrzeit Plaque


Moses Schenkelback

Be$y Schneier

Jamie Shujman

Max Siegel Ida Singer

David Skop

Sylvia Solomon-Wheeler

Isadore Stein

Isidor Stotsky *

Esther Sulsky *

Irving Swirsky

Jeffrey Tobiason

Perry Verge

Tania Waisbein

Sam Watsky *

Carolyn Ziptko

AUGUST 15—21

Amy Amiga

Frank Asher *

Sara Bas Joseph

Albert Beckerman

Phyllis Benjamin

Louis Bienstock *

Samuel Bigman *

Miriam Blaher

Marion Bo$omley

Melvin Brodie

Donald Cohen

Della C. Cohen *

Marcia Ellen Cutler

Paulina Dana

Lucy Dana

Paul Danziger

Morris Lionel Drazen *

Fannie Edelman *

Rosa Eincig

Martha Field

Samuel Fish

Lena Frank

Penni Freeman

Sco$ Friedman

William Gamson *

Jeanne$e Gardner Gluck *

Madeline Goldin

Carrie Goldstein *

Sally Heit *

Rae Her<

Benjamin Hoffen

Joseph Kapon *

Robert Ka< *

Blanche Kirschenbaum

Morris Klo< *

Leo Kolin

Kiefer Lazarus

Irwin Leider

Norman Levin

Alvin Levy

Hyman Lieberman *

Theodore Lole

Daniel Malamud

Zaimi Margolit William McNarney

Stanley Milton Neuman

Estelle OʹConnell May B. Ostrow *

Bernice Posner *

Frank Posner

Gertrude Resnick *

Esther Rosen

Bernard Rothman

Be$y Bloom Rubin

Selma Greenspon Sax

Sylvia Schiff *

Joe Schreiber

Harry Siegel *

Martha Fleet Spill Anna Nabin Stegman *

Richard Taub

Pearl Verge

Sadie Wilkins

Samuel Wilson

Marvin Wi$en

Joseph Wolfe

Edward Zawistowski

AUGUST 22—28

Lea Altbaier

Honora Appleson

Susan Berkofsky

Ruth Carrel Birnberg

Janice Cantos

Shirley Rand Cohen

Florence Graff Drazen *

Norma Dubbrin

Benjamin Echelman *

Sidney Feuerman

Martin Fischer

Max Fridman

Sadye Fri$

Rose Gold

Leonard Goldfarb

Keith Goldin

Fred Gropper *

Hester Gropper *

Irving Her<

William Hirshfield *

Arthur Jacobson

Julius ʺJackʺ Kaabe *

Dorothy Klosner

Milton Levine *

Sheryl Lewis

Bernard Lipofsky *

David Mafdali Gerald ʺJerryʺ Margil Ne$ie Micklin

Edith Miller

Evelyn Miller

Jacob Peisner *

A. David Rayvis

Bruce Rosenberg

Maurel Rothbaum

Tess Rubelow *

Harry Rubin

Myrtle Rutberg

Ben Salomon *

Rose Schenkel Edward Schick

Jeane$e Schoenhaut Simon Selig

Ann Shapanka

Florence Siegel *

Renee Sofren

Dorothy Stillwaggon

Ida Tilles

Martin Unger

Marcos Waissmann

O$o Wartell *

Goldie Weiss *

Madeline Wolly

Rose Zucker

AUGUST 29—

SEPTEMBER Be$y Alpert Surloff *

Herman Axelberg

Carolyn Baumgarten *

Ruth Berns

Samuel Bish

Mark Block *

Pearl Brown

Isadore D. Class *

Michael Cohen *

Mollie Cohen

Bernard Cooper *

Jerald Wayne Davis

Bernard Friedman

Abraham Moshe Fux

Toby Roberta Garber *

Joseph Geller

Brian Giffard

Renee Glassman

Murray Goldberger

Moses B. Goldman *

Bella Goldman

Irving Goldschein *

Marion Greenwald

Toby Grossman

Harry Halpern *

Eugene Joseph Heller *

Sovel Heshelow

Edythe Indek

Julia G. Jacobson *

Harvey K. Kalmanson *

Rose Cutler Klompus

Sam Langert Minnie Legumsky

Daniel Lehrman

Miriam Levine

Morris Lieberman

Edward Ludin

Max Mestechkin

Thelma Miller *

Mortimer Min< *

Luther Leon Moore

Mo$ Morris

Helen Joan Moses *

Dorothy Pinsky

Harriet Roth

Jeane$e F. Roussman *

Sarah Scheinblum

Lillian Schulman *

Charles Schwar< *

Jean Setleis

Marina Siles

Sophie Silverman *

Maury Alvin Simonds

Morris A. Skop *

Arthur U. Skop

Marilyn Stamen

Elizabeth Stein *

Frances Berman

Herbert Usherson

Donald Valente

Carrie Warowi<

*Yahrzeit Plaque


C�� C�� ! F#!$: Laurie, Marc, Jason & Jake Smith

in memory of poppa, Jack Montag

Debbie & Jeffrey Bornstein in memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Marc & Henrie$a Ka<en in memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Laurie, Marc, Jason & Jake Smith in memory of bubbie, Ann Montag

Debbie & Jeffrey Bornstein in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Marc & Henrie$a Ka<en in memory of Joan Adler, moth-er of Jeff Adler

The Kast family in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Ste-ven Hornik

Debbie & Jeffrey Bornstein in memory of Alan Berger, brother of Paule$e Geller

G&!&'�� F#!$: Jean Dolen in memory of my hus-

band, Arnold Dolen

Jeane$e & Steve Brownstein in memory of David Flax, hus-band of Viviane Flax

Allen & Sandi Saft in memory of David Flax, husband of Vivi-ane Flax

Nessim Suissa in memory of my mother, Zohra Suissa

Jay & Leslie Plotkin in memory of Elaine Herman, mother of Leslie

Jason Toll in memory of my fa-ther, Gordon Toll

Howard Kichler in memory of my late niece, Rise Cole

Fran Lepow in memory of my mother, Bessie Greenberg

Susan & David Hochstadt in memory of Rose Hochstadt, mother of David

Laurie, Marc, Jason & Jake Smith

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory

of Mark Newberger, son of Gloria Newberger and brother of Nancy Ludin

Jeane$e & Steve Brownstein in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Renee & Stan Roberts in memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Susie & Mark Stone in memory of Robert Armel, father of Rachel Gebaide

Nancy Lole in memory of Deloria Krichinsky

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Alan Berger, brother of Paule$e Geller

Marla & Andy Rosen in memory of Morris Krave<ky, father of Marla

Jay & Leslie Plotkin in memory of Elaine Herman, mother of Leslie

Elana & Benjamin Grodin in memory of Robert Armel, fa-ther of Rachel Gebaide

Anonymous in honor of Marc Miller

Jeane$e & Steve Brownstein in memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Joan Adler, mother of Jeff Adler

Barbara Simons & family in memory of my husband, Rob-ert Simons

Renee & Stan Roberts in memory of Lise$e Halpern

Brenda Faiber in memory of my step-mother, Helen Ri@in

Marcie & Harry Ka<en in memory of Rose Rosen, grandmother of Marcie

Albert Segev in memory of my mother, Rachel Canoonian

Barbara Simons in memory of my mother, Ruth Letvin

Sandra Torres

Sherman Miller in memory of my mother-in-law, Edith Shefner

Howard Kichler in memory of my late mother, Frieda Kichler

Bill & Lisa Sholk in memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Allen & Sandi Saft in memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Warren & Marilyn Williams in memory of Louis Williams, father of Warren

Amy Mayer in memory of my mother, Lucille Ridman

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of David Flax, husband of Viviane Flax

Beatrice Broudy in memory of my father, Harry Nayer

Debby & Larry Gendzier in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Janet Friedman in memory of my great grandfather, Harry Miskin

Jean Dolen in memory of my sis-ter, Sylvia Dervin

Alan Davison in memory of my father, Henry Davison

Marla & Andy Rosen in memory of Grizella Hepner, grand-mother of Marla

Lisa & Alan Sawyer wish a refua shelaima to Ellen Stein who is recovering from surgery

Anonymous in honor of Rabbi Kay and Cantor Robuck and in huge appreciation for web-

streaming Shabbat & Chag Services

Jeane$e & Steve Brownstein in memory of Robert Armel, fa-ther of Rachel Gebaide

Eric & Lisa Schwar< in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Joy Bochner & Rebecca Myers in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Lisa & Gordon Levin in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik


Franklin & Marilyn Schwar< in memory of David Flax, hus-band of Viviane Flax

Melissa & Jeffrey Moskowi< in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Shari & Alan Wladis in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Jeane$e & Steve Brownstein in memory of Mark Newberger, son of Gloria Newberger and brother of Nancy Ludin

Franklin & Marilyn Schwar< in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

R�((� R#(�! &'’* D�*,'&��-!-�'/ F#!$:

Bernice Diamond in memory of my husband, Robert Dia-mond

Alan Davison

Bernice Diamond in memory of my mother, Esther Landau

Gloria Newberger in appreciation of Rabbi Aaron D. Rubinger

R�((� K�/’* D�*,'&��-!�'/ F#!$:

Ruth Bernstein in memory of my beloved father, Nathan Shmunes

Jonathan Zimmon in memory of my father-in-law, Stuart Zim-mon

Linda & Jerrod Zlatkiss in memory of Lawrence Zlat-kiss, father of Jerrod

Karen Gross in memory of my husband, Sam Gross

Es & Rick Cohen in memory of Selma Ka< Smith, mother of Es

Lloyd & Claudia Green in memory of Mervyn Green, father of Lloyd

Howard & Ellen Sackel in memory of Stephen Gary Sackel, brother of Howard

Renee & Phil Borod

Laura & Barry LaBoda in memory of Alice Lippmann Wolfman, cousin of Laura

Barbara & Steven Bass in memory of Harry R. and Isabel Moody, parents of Barbara

Paul & Teresa Finer

Laura & Barry LaBoda in memory of Abe Kerben, fa-ther of Laura

Bernice Diamond in memory of my brother, Samuel Landau

Linda & Jerrod Zlatkiss in memory of Louis Wilkens, grandfather of Linda

Es & Rick Cohen in memory of Jay Smith, brother of Es

Jeff Blackman in honor of How-ard & Pearl Le@owi< who showed me great kindness

Stephen Schreiber in memory of my brother-in-law, Stanley Gerson

Laura & Barry LaBoda in memory of Debby Kerben, sister of Laura

Craig & Jessica Novick in memory of Vicki Novick, mother of Craig

Shirley Terry in memory of my dearest of husbands, Sheldon Terry

Linda & Jerrod Zlatkiss in memory of Sylvia Zlatkiss, mother of Jerrod

Ryan & Amy Le@owi< in memory of Robert Armel, fa-ther of Rachel Gebaide

Robert Rhubin in memory of my father, Sol Rhubin

Bernice Diamond in memory of my father, Louis W. Landau

Karen Gross in memory of Lise$e Halpern

Risa A$erman in honor of how COS has stepped up with re-mote services online

Barbara Weinroth in memory of Lise$e Halpern

Ellen & Howard Sackel in memory of Marcia Shuman,

mother of Ellen

Laura & Barry LaBoda in memory of Elka Bornstein Speizman, grandmother of Laura

Lindsey & Andrew Gluck in hon-or of our daughter, Adele’s Simchat Bat with gratitude to Rabbi Kay

Brenda Faiber in memory of my beloved mother, Sylvia Ri@in

Vivian Ackerbaum in memory of my father, Fernand Mustaki

Steve & Sandi Herman in memory of Elton Herman, father of Steve

Ruth Bernstein in memory of my father-in-law, Louis Bernstein

Cliff & Carla Stein in memory of Fred Stein, brother of Cliff

Steve & Sandi Herman in memory of Monte Herman, uncle of Steve

Alan Davison

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Lawrence Wartell in memory of my father, Fred Wartell

Paul & Teresa Finer

Bernice Diamond in memory of my sister, Harriet F. Landau

Sally Izzo in memory of my mother, Anne$e Haug

Barry & Laura LaBoda in memory of Margaret LaBoda, mother of Barry

Bernice Diamond in memory of my husband, Paul Wexler

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Becky Lou & Jonathan Alper in memory of Milton Sarlin, brother of Becky Lou

Sandra Torres

Charles Dorfman & Jo Staffin in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik


Becky Lou & Jonathan Alper in memory of Ralph Sarlin, fa-ther of Becky Lou

Shula & Stuart Levy in memory of Florence Karlin, mother of Stuart

Jacqueline & Adam Pollack

COS C&�&�&'/ F#!$: Joan & Stuart Kimball in memory

of Florence Kimball, mother of Stuart

Lucilla Weinroth in memory of August Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Gilbert & Joyce Walker in memory of Gladys Mulberg, mother of Joyce

Viviane Ackerbaum in memory of my mother, Simone Mus-taki

Lucilla Weinroth in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Ste-ven Hornik

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Lise$e Halpern

Gilbert & Joyce Walker in memory of Arthur L. Mul-berg, father of Joyce

Lucilla Weinroth in memory of David Flax, husband of Vivi-ane Flax

Barbara & Burt Chasnov in loving memory of David Flax, hus-band of Viviane Flax

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Charles Shader, brother of Ron

Barbara & Burt Chasnov in loving memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Barbara & Burt Chasnov in loving memory of Lize$e Halpern

King & Pearl Halkiman in memory of David Flax, hus-band of Viviane Flax

H&('&3 S,4--� S,4-��'*4�� F#!$:

Larry Wartell in memory of my mother, Jennie Wartell

Shula & Stuart Levy in memory of Yaffa Serrajian, sister of Shula

Pearl & Howard Le@owi< in memory of Anna Ka<, grand-mother of Pearl

Mardi & Ron Shader in memory of Augusta Apter, mother of Ma$ Apter

Bob & Elaine Gamson in memory of Robert Armel, father of Ra-chel Gebaide

Myrna Factor in memory of Li-se$e Halpern

Shari & Alan Wladis in memory of George Wladis, father of Alan

Amy & Eric Geboff in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Ste-ven Hornik

Estelle & Michael Wheeler in memory of Alyce Hurvi<, beloved sister of Estelle

Dan, Marsha, Ilana & Ari Seff in memory of our beloved moth-er & grandmother, Celia Seff

Shula & Stuart Levy in memory of Gedalia Fish, father of Shu-la

Sco$ & Erika Siegel in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Ste-ven Hornik

Pearl & Howard Le@owi< in memory of Abe Ka<, grand-father of Pearl

Susan & Richard Wi$ in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Beth & Mark Gruber in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Y-#�4 P'- '�� F#!$ ₍G&!&'�� F#!$₎:

Do$ie & Richard Appelbaum in memory of Irving Appel-baum, father of Richard

Lori & Steven Zollman

The Regester, Raizes & Bernstein

Families in memory of Linda Hornik, mother of Steven Hornik

Do$ie & Richard Appelbaum in memory of Rose Kaabe, moth-er of Do$ie

Helen Krave<ky in memory of my sister, Laura J. Krave<ky

Marla & Andy Rosen in memory of Jack Krave<ky, grandfa-ther of Marla

Do$ie & Richard Appelbaum in memory of Shirley Appel-baum, mother of Richard

Helen Krave<ky in memory of my mother, Grizella Hepner

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Myrna Factor in memory of my father-in-law, David Factor

Jim & Carolyn Rosenblum in memory of Eva Cohen, grandmother of Carolyn

Sonia Marchesano in memory of my father, Leib Morgenstern

Myrna Factor in memory of my father, Myron Leral

Sonia Marchesano in memory of my husband, Armand Mar-chesano

D' E$3�'$ S. A,9&'��! S,4-��'-�!-R&*�$&!,& F#!$:

Shelley Fleet in memory of my husband, Edward S. Acker-man

Shelley Fleet in memory of my grandmother, Ethel Schlaf-man

Shelley Fleet in memory of my father, Harry M. Fleet

Shelley Fleet in honor of Mardi & Ron Shader

K�$$#*4 / O!& F#!$: Janice Abrams in memory of my

father, Sol K. Pow

Janet Friedman in memory of my mother, Ruth Mishkin


Janice Abrams in memory of my husband, Henry Abrams

Sonja Marchesano in memory of my son, Jeffrey M. Unger, and brother of Larry Unger

Janet Friedman in memory of my grandfather, Aaron Dixon

Susan Shapiro, Steven Sable & Bernice Shapiro in memory of Mark Newberger, son of Glo-ria Newberger and brother of Nancy Ludin

Janet Friedman in memory of my grandfather, Simon Mishkin

Roz Fuchs in honor of Allen Saft’s 80th birthday

Janet Friedman in memory of my

great grandmother, Riva Pos-ner

M�!/�! F#!$: Ken & Joy Davis in memory of

Charles B. Davis, father of Ken

P'�/&'(--9 F#!$-S�$$#' / C4#��*4�&�:

Judy & Bernie Fraden in memory of Harry Fraden, father of Bernie

B&;��&� F#!$: Roz Fuchs in memory of my be-

loved mother, Bea E$inger

Roz Fuchs in memory of Robert

Armel, father of Rachel Gebaide

Roz Fuchs in memory of Joan Ad-ler, mother of Jeff Adler

COS S&!�-'*: Jerry & Ileene Leibman in

memory of Irving Leibman, father of Jerry

Jerry & Ileene Leibman in memory of Sally Leibman, mother of Jerry

Jerry & Ileene Leibman in memory of Sandra Leibman, sister of Jerry

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