Temple Shalom Voice - June/July 2014

Volume XXXIVNumber 9

June/July 2014Sivan/Av 5774

The Voice is published monthly. June/July are combined issues.Editor / Layout ......... Jo Icaza

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Tuesdays with Torahwith Rabbi Miller

July 8, 15 and 22at Noon

Temple Shalom Summer Schedule

June 2 through June 27

Temple closes at 3pm

Shir Joy Shabbat

July 4 6:30PM

ConfirmationService

June 1at 10:00 am

Shabbatat the Beach

July 25 at 7:00 pmat Lowdermilk Beach

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When Batman Calls…Imagine meeting Batman, your larger-than-life hero, and having him/her ask you to help. What would be your first reaction? Last January one of my heroes put me in that same position. Ruth Messinger, the president of American Jewish World Service (AJWS), came to Temple Shalom

as our scholar-in-residence. A modern day social justice giant, Ruth is my hero for her role as a global force for tikkun olam – addressing the genocide in Darfur, global hunger, and the rights of women, girls and LGBT individuals in the developing world.

During her visit, Ruth encouraged me to participate in the AJWS Rabbinic Fellowship program. Each year AJWS takes a group of rabbis on a mission for global social justice, visiting one of the countries where they are working. At the conclusion of the weekend, Ruth told me I was an ideal candidate, and could really make a difference. My Batman asked me to help!

While flattered, I wondered if I was up to the task. I have been active locally and nationally in social justice work. But in the developing world? This year’s trip was set to visit Kenya. How am I going to make an impact, much less know where to start?

The opportunity was too great to pass up. I applied, and was one of 18 rabbis selected for this year’s program – representing a broad spectrum of denominations, ages, and professional experiences. To

assist our group building process, we started to have long-distance study sessions together, and online video conferences. From these interactions, I learned that other colleagues shared my hesitations about the daunting tasks ahead.

Together we have studied a number of texts. From the texts and ensuing conversations I found the inspiration I needed to embrace this experience of traveling to Kenya. In one article, the author explained that tikkun olam required us to move beyond our comfort zones. If sending a petition on Facebook or forwarding an email about an important issue feels easy, then it is not enough. We all have to push ourselves to do more, if we want to really make a difference. Certainly, accepting a mission to Africa meets this criteria.

Additionally, we looked at one of my favorite texts from Pirke Avot – “It is not your responsibility to finish the work, neither are you free to desist from it.” I don’t have to be a superhero and fix the world in one fell swoop by myself alone. But it is my responsibility to make an effort toward repairing our world. During our visit we will be meeting with local grassroots groups that are addressing the rights of women and LGBT individuals, as well as hunger issues. I will learn their stories, see how they are transforming their communities, and understand how I can advocate on their behalf to further empower their work.

I look forward to sharing more of my journey to Africa with you after my return. Have a summer of blessing and fun!

L’shalom!

From rabbi miller

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From Cantor azu

Nine years ago, I started out on an exciting journey that has changed and shaped my life for the better. Nine years ago, I moved from southern California to Israel for one year to begin my first of five years of study to be a cantor at the Hebrew Union College – Jewish institute of Religions campus in Jerusalem. It was a scary

and exciting time in my life. I was living in a foreign country for the first time and embarking on a new path.

That first year of study was not easy, but it was incredibly rewarding. With my colleagues I studied in the heart of biblical and contemporary Israel, and began my academic journey immersed in Hebrew language and text studies. This experience gave me an intensive encounter with the land, culture, and people of Israel. Not only did my love for Israel and Judaism grow, but my time in Israel gave me the gift of reconnecting with my Israeli family and getting to know them better.

Unfortunately, since that year I have not had the chance to go back and visit. However, now as a cantor, I have the opportunity to go back to Israel this summer with the American Conference of Cantors (ACC) for our annual convention.

Our annual convention moves to different US locations every year. It is an opportunity for cantors to learn from each other, to hear new music, to study with guest scholars, to engage in professional development so that we can meet the new challenges of today’s cantorate, and, of course, to enjoy the company of colleagues who live all over the country. Once every seven years or so, the convention is hosted in Israel to avail ourselves of the experiences and interactions that can only happen there.

I look forward to participating in the incredible programs that will be offered and to sharing my experience with you when I return. May you all have a wonderful and restful summer!

B’shira!

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The Journey continues…

It is an honor to continue the journey that the past leadership has begun. The foundation they have provided paves the way for Temple Shalom to be innovative in our approach to delivering services and to offer new opportunities for our

members. As the current president of the Temple, I intend to carry on in forward motion. Temple Shalom has a historic footprint in Southwest Florida. With respect for our past and an eye to our future, we open our doors to all to share, pray, learn and gather as a “family”. A new generation is evolving. It is important that we understand their needs, their goals, and their ways of communicating. Change and transition are inevitable. The activities and functions and programs that are needed may be different from what is being offered. An evaluation needs to be made about what we are doing to make sure we are delivering the outcomes that are expected by all the demographic groups that are part of our One Family.

The process of education, the level of education, and the expectations of the outcomes are being redefined. The delivery methods are changing and the way folks want to learn is evolving. Temple Shalom, as a valuable part of the community, needs to be proactive in these areas.

With the choices that are available to our families today, we want to make sure that Temple Shalom is on the top of the list in all areas of Jewish education, Jewish programming, prayer, and gathering.

The Temple is launching two specific initiatives in the coming weeks. We will be implementing a planned giving program directed to the members of the congregation and its friends. We will also be forming advisory boards for both the religious school and the preschool. It is important that we understand the learning needs of our youth and make sure we are delivering what is needed. These advisory boards are currently being formed to work with the directors of the respective programs. The advisory boards will be overseen by the Rabbi with the assistance of the Cantor.

The One Family Team is dynamic, lively, and active. The Team has been developing plans for Temple Shalom to be a congregation that is based on relationships. With the concepts of Relational Judaism guiding the One Family Team, a set of Action Groups have formed, begun meeting and planning, and are taking steps to implement those plans. For more details read the One Family News article in this issue of the Voice. Again, the Journey continues…

Please contact me at [email protected] for comments and to get involved. Our goal is to engage and connect our people.

President’s messageby Neil Shnider

Our Temple Shalom One Family initiative has been enthusiastically engaged in developing various processes for congregation members to connect with one another. Six Action Groups have been formed and are in various stages of organizing. The Action Groups and their areas of focus are as follows:

Ambassadors – The focus of this group is to establish a group of volunteers who will welcome visitors, develop processes to integrate new members, dialogue with new, current, and exiting members, and develop avenues that will draw current members to participate as members of our Temple family. The existing Membership Committee will be an important part of this Action Group, which will be led by Bobbie Katz ([email protected]).

Shabbat Dinner Action Group – The focus of this Group is to organize a series of Shabbat Dinner and Havdalah events of various sizes, configurations, and locations. The events will provide opportunities for our members to share the Shabbat or Havdalah experience with other members of our Temple family in settings that encourage the development of relationships. Marilyn and Phil Dano ([email protected]) are chairing this Action Group.

One Family Home Action Group – This Group is focusing on our Temple facility, identifying and exploring ways our building can be more conducive to welcoming visitors to Temple and more conducive to relationship development. Judi Palay ([email protected]) is chairing this Action Group.

Affinity Groups Action Group – This group is charged with the development of various interest groups based on demographic, professional, and other areas of similarity. This effort is being developed using the “empty nesters” as a model affinity group. Beth Wolff ([email protected]) and Debbie Zvibleman ([email protected]) are leading this Action Group.

Communications/Technology Action Group – This Group is updating the Temple database and developing social medial venues for Temple. Wendy Reidel ([email protected]) and Alicia Kelley ([email protected]) have taken leadership roles in these areas.

Intergenerational Activities – This Action Group is still in the formation stage. Several people have expressed interest in working with others who wish to develop opportunities for our congregants of varying generations to work together

Our One Family Team has met periodically to develop these plans, establish goals and time-lines, and review and coordinate what each of the Action Groups is doing. The Action Groups are fluid and evolving – new groups can and will be added as needed. Participation is open to all who are interested in being a part of this Temple transformation.

WE WELCOME YOUR INVOLVEMENT!!

If you would like to be part of this exciting initiative, please contact us or any of the Action Group leaders.

Neil and Tussy Shnider at [email protected].

one Family newsby Tussy Shnider, One Family Team Chair

I want to hear from you!

I will be happy to answer any questionsand listen to your suggestions.

Please contact me at:

Neil ShniderPresident

Temple Shalom

[email protected] 614.582.0108

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The following have contributed (as of May 12) above and beyond dues by the amounts so designated.Torah Circle—$18,000; Rabbi’s Circle—$12,000; Board of Governors—$7,200; Sponsor—$2,000; Patron—$1,000; Friend—$500; Partner—$250

Above & Beyond

Sponsor

Shirley and Robert BassinMarcy Cotton and Natalie Justa

Susan and Yale FreemanSuzanne and Jonathan Gopman

Joan GreenCarol and Michael Levy

Harriet and Merlin LickhalterGloria Rosenzweig

Deana and Paul RosofskyRena and David Rutstein

Ruth Halperin and David WeilSusan and Jay Weiss

Iris AbelCarol and Les Appel

Phyllis BarolskySheila and Alvin Becker

Mardelle and Bennett BermanBonnie Bodin

Lori and Ed CohenCarole Greene

Gene and Bobbie KatzScott and Patricia NewmanSheryl and Lee Spielman

Beth and Brian Wolff

AnonymousSheila and Howard Agranat

Honey and Shelly BerkleFlorence Chelm

Barbara and Leonard CutlerBarbara and Stephen Druckman

Eileen and William ErtagMerrylee and Joseph Kandel

Gracia KullerBarbara and Robert Levine

Judi PalayMae and Morton RiefbergPhyllis and Michael Seaman

Judi and Dan SpintmanBetty and Sheldon StarmanMary Beth and Jack Strom

Stuart WarshauerNancy White

Michal Wiesler

Linda and Dan CarpKaren and Martin Cohn

Caroline and David Goldstein

Lanny and Gil RashbaumSusan and Nat Ritter

Phyllis and Michael SeamanYale Solomon

Arlene and Robert SubinHelene and Bernie WeissNancy and Jack Wiadro

Patron

Friend

Partner

Rabbi’s CircleMyra and Mort Friedman

Paula Brody and Merrill HassenfeldFran and Rob Nossen

Janet and Howard Solot

Board of GovernorsAileen and Michael Pierce

Torah CircleVickie and Truly Nolen

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What an incredible way to end the school year!

The Lego Jerusalem Program was an educational experience that our children will never forget. It was a day of building, not just Israel, but also our Temple community – and we could not have done it without the help of Temple Shalom’s

Men’s Club! On behalf of the students, teachers and parents, thank you so very much for generously sponsoring another fantastic end-of-the-year program for us.

This has been a year filled with gratitude and thanks…

I am grateful to the incredible Religious School staff for helping to make everything run so smoothly. Our teachers are dedicated, creative and hardworking and theirs is a labor of love. They return year after year to teach the children about our Jewish heritage and celebrations. We are very lucky to have such an elite group of women and men to help nurture and teach our children. It continues to be my privilege to work with each of them.

A big thank you to our 8th through 12th grade madrichim (student assistants). Our students and teachers love having you in class. You are good role models for the younger ones to follow.

A special thanks to my wonderful Office Assistant, Mary Flores. You are a ray of sunshine and a tremendous help to everyone. I am so appreciative of all that you do to assist me.

Todah Rabah to our Sunday office volunteers: Bonnie Karen, Josh Isenberg and Ita Paquette for always lending a helping hand each week.

To our Room Parents – thanks so much for making sure all of our families were well informed of the details and schedules and the many numerous things you do throughout the year and to all of our parents

who helped us with classroom and school-wide programs and events.

Thanks to John Kepsel and your team for all of the set up details and logistics that you make happen so that we run smoothly every week and many thanks to our Administrative Staff: Jo, Maxine and Randi for your organization and attention to details. We are a great team!

Sisterhood and Men’s Club, your continuous commitment to the Religious School’s success and growth are greatly appreciated. It would not be possible to do many of the programs without your generous financial gifts and support each year. The Religious School is very lucky to have you as partners.

Thank you to Yale Freeman and his board members for their continuous support and vision. You understand the importance of providing a Jewish education for our children. I look forward to working with Neil Shnider and his new board this next year.

Cantor Donna Azu and Rabbi Adam Miller - I look forward to continuing to work together as we bring new growth to our temple and school program.

To all the students- you are the reason that I love coming to work every day!

I wish all of our families a safe, fun and restful summer. Here at Temple Shalom, the summer months are spent writing and improving curriculum, creating new programs and most importantly hiring and training teachers for the fall. Teaching our children is a privilege and a wonderful opportunity to pass down our beautiful teachings and traditions of our religion. It is so important that we educate the younger generation because they will explore Judaism’s future. I wish you all a healthy and happy summer. See you in September!!!! Le’Hit-ra-ot!

Shalom!

From the religious sChool direCtorby Caren Plotkin

Watch for registration renewal forms via email.

You will receive Part II of the school packet with the school calendar, class assignments and other school

information in early August.

Please call the office at 455-2233 if you do not get yours.

Any child who missed the last day of school can stop by the office to pick up

any materials and personal belongins.

Sunday School will begin on Sunday, September 14, 2014 for grades Pre-K –

10. Hebrew School will begin on Wednesday, September 17th for grades 3 – 7.

b’nai mitzvah mazel tov toAdam Mitrani June 7, 2014My name is Adam Mitrani. My parents are Lisa and Ed Mitrani. I have two older sisters, Lara and Amanda. I just finished the seventh grade at .

CALLING ALL STUDENTS WHO TURN 4 BY SEPTEMBER 1, 2014 AND WILL BE IN PRE-KINDERGARTEN AND ALL STUDENTS WHO TURN 5 BY SEPTEMBER 1, 2014 WHO WILL BE ATTENDING KINDERGARTEN THIS FALL –

Register Now for our Sunday School program that begins in September.Call Caren Plotkin at 455-2233 for information.

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We will say farewell to our four year olds on May 23rd, with great pride and a bit of sadness as so many of them have been with us for three years. We are pleased that the children are so well prepared to move on to kindergarten. They have been taught phonics and sight word basics

preparing them for a solid reading foundation. Writing journals have been used as a tool to expand the creative process using imaginative thinking and phonetic sound-out words. A basis for math, emphasizing simple addition and subtraction skills have been taught through the use of manipulative and sorting instruments. In science these children have learned measuring, sink and float concepts, and participated in experiments using basic chemistry. Art, cultural studies, geography, current events, and other higher order level teaching have provided our students with knowledge of the world around them. We are proud to say that a majority of our Pre-K students are reading or surpassing

beginning reading, writing and math skills.

Our little ones have grown so big and capable of many things from when they began their preschool journey. This reminds us that time moves very quickly. Each stage of our child’s growth brings wonderful new changes, but we should try to slow down and appreciate what is happening now. Our Temple Shalom Preschool Family is so blessed to have the children and appreciate every moment we are able to be a part in their lives.

So don’t wish away those sleepless nights; be amazed at the stages your child goes through, and enjoy them all. Sit on the floor and play with them, read them a book at night; know that before long they will be able to read to you. Listen to your child tell you about their first day in school. All too soon you will hear about their first day in high school or college. Cherish and love every minute that you have with these little angels!

PresChool on Paradeby Seyla Cohen, Preschool Director

TSPPre-K

Graduation

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Sisterhood closed our 2014 season with a home run. We welcomed over 60 women in Bonita Springs at Roy’s Restaurant for a delicious luncheon. Then we were thrilled as Jane Galler and her guitar entertained us at the installation of the new 2014-2016 Sisterhood Board. The new board consists of Executive Vice President,

Debra Antzis; Vice President of Membership, Debbe Faunce; Vice President of Fundraising, Tracey Albert, Vice President of Program, Karen Cohn. Directors, Amanda Dorio and Carole Flegel. Continuing to serve on the Sisterhood Board are: President, Sandy Stone; Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Brother; Treasurer, Fran Nossen; Electronic Communications, Maureen Schaab; Director, Dana Jaffe; and Helen Weinfeld, who Sisterhood could not do without.

We gave out the Volunteer of the Year awards to Helen Weinfeld and Sandy Stone. Tracey Albert served as our efficient MC. After luncheon, we all strolled over to Evelyn and Arthur’s clothing store where our gals shopped to their heart’s content and received 10% off of their purchases. Evelyn and Arthur’s graciously gave 10% off of all of our total purchases to help Temple Shalom and the children of our Religious School.

It was a truly exciting afternoon. We owe a debt of gratitude to our charming, wonderful Sisterhood models who gave of their own time to do a mini fashion show complete with prices and narrated by Heather from Evelyn and Arthur. The models were Elizabeth Feldman, Lisa Mair, Stacy Nicolau and Tracy Ornstein.

Sisterhood has already started to plan a 2014-2015 Season with new innovative, exciting programs suited for congregants and their friends of all ages, for morning, noon and evening. We have had an Executive Board meeting and are planning to have a final complete Sisterhood Board meeting early June to finalize our upcoming season programs.

As I always ask, please call me at 597-1553 if you have any suggestions as to new programs that you would like to see. And don’t forget the tabs of your soda cans to aid the Ronald MacDonald House.

All of us at Sisterhood would like to wish all of you at Temple Shalom a very healthy and happy summer. For those who have gone north, come back to Naples rested and relaxed. To those who remain in Naples, enjoy the lack of traffic and the restaurants where you can now secure a reservation. Prepare to join with Sisterhood in a fantastic, fun and stimulating season full of events!

sisterhood newsby Sandy Stone, Sisterhood President

Thanks to our current Sisterhood Members for their support!Iris Abel

Doris AdlerSusan Adler

Doris AdlesteinSheila AgranatTracey Albert

Denise AltmanDebra AntzisCarol AppelDonna Azu

Judy Liff BarkerPhyllis BarolskyRochelle Baron

Ina BarrEllen Baseman

Barbara BassewitzShirley BassinClaire Beckler

Jane BergerHoney Berkle

Mardell BermanRita Bernstein

Iris BlandMaria BolltLaurie BolttLydia Bond

Eleanor BonderStacy BravermanSandy Broadman

Paula BrodyRosalind Brooker

Nancy BrotherLynn Byerly

Florence ChelmBarbara Cohen

Janet Cohen

Lois CohenLori Cohen

Karen CohnMiriam CohnEvelyn Cole

Marcy CottonBarbara CutlerLinda DenningKaren Deutsch

Celia DezenMarion DiamondSandra Diamond

Barbara DruckmanCarol EmersonEileen ErtagMignon FarbDebbe FaunceLen Feiman

Florence FeinsonElisabeth Feldman

Barbara FlagelCarole FlegelElynor Flegel

Anita FreemanSusan FreemanMyra Friedman

Helene FuchsSandra Gershman

Gloria GoldbergCaroline Goldstein

Cary GoodmanSuzanne Gopman

Helene GordonBeverly Greditor

Joan GreenDeborah Greenberg

Carole GreeneMartha Gross

Wendy GrossmanWendy GurevitchRachel GutmanJeri Anne Hall

Linda HamburgerSharyn Harris

Tina HautBarbara HeimannFlorence Hertzman

Stephanie HeuerBeth Hirsch

Harriet HirschAnn Jacobson

Dana JaffeNatalie Justa

Merrylee KandelEloise KaplanBobbie KatzRoslyn Katz

Judith KaufmanLeatrice KayeAlicia Kelley

Kimberly KlausnerAnne KleinLin Klein

Frances KlineFrances KnoxShirley Kraus

Carol LaderGale Lazarus

Mary-Beth LevitzJanina Levy

Rosealie Liebovich-Hyman

Dorothy LipschultzVeora Little

Elinor LocketzSuzanne LowRhoda Lown

Roberta LublinSimone Lutgert

Lorie MayerBarbara Meltz

Lea MendelSybil Mitchell

Beverly MoecklerJean Morrison

Jean NachtStacy NicolauFrances NossenTracy Ornstein

Judi PalayFreddi Peltz

Judith PendergastJane PermanAileen PierceSherry Pino

Susan PittlemanSusan Pitts

Caren PlotkinCarol Polinsky

Estelle PriceMidge RauchMarcelle ReissWendy RiedelMae Riefberg

Susan Millstone RitterJohanna Robins

Barbara RosenbachGloria Rosenzweig

Deana RosofskyCarolyn RothAnne Rubin

Barbara RubinGail Sacknoff

Maureen SchaabPhyllis Seaman

Ellen SeigelMillie Sernovitz

Iris ShurJennifer Siegal-Miller

Rhoda SiegelDaryl SissmanJudith Sokoll

Sheryl SpielmanJudith SpintmanDebbie StatfeldBlanche StoneSandra Stone

Tammy Strohl SamuelMaryBeth StromPearl Sugarman

Carol SwartzFritzi Thorner

Debby WaranchHelen WeinfeldHelene WeissSusan WeissNancy White

Janet WhitmanNancy WiadroMichal WieslerAlene Wiseman

Beth WolffEllen Wollman

Debbie Zvibleman

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BOGO NEWSTemple Shalom’s blue bag BOGO program has been a great success due to the participation of our Temple Shalom One Family. We have donated over 225 blue bags of non-perishable foodstuffs since Thanksgiving and 310 mac and cheese boxes from our Purim shpiel. Heather & Jon Front’s 7th graders have diligently helped Harvey & Maxine Brenner on Sunday mornings before class to sort the non-perishables from the bags to boxes to be delivered to the food pantry at JFCS. David Heuer is to be congratulated for making his 7th birthday a celebration & mitzvah by having his friends bring a box of their favorite cereals to be donated to the food pantry. This was truly an act of tikun olam by David and his friends. Let’s all continue to bring in non-perishables that are needed by those suffering with food insecurity in our Collier County community.

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Contributions to temPle shalom

showing we CareContributions made to the various Temple Shalom funds are wonderful ways to show your appreciation of family and friends, to celebrate happy occasions and to honor the memories of loved ones. We suggest a minimum donation of chai ($18.00). With a minimum donation of $18.00, a notice of your gifts will be sent to the honoree and mention will be published monthly in The Voice.

OperationsGeneral Fund:Donations used for operating expenses.

Tree of Life:Each ‘Rock’ and ‘Star of David’ is a donation of $540.00; each ‘Leaf ’ is $240.00. The contribution must be received in its entirety before engraving is ordered.

Burn The Mortgage Fund:Established by Gerry and Pearl Sugarman to reduce payment of any existing mortgage.

WorshipMemorial Fund:Donations made in honor of a loved one who has passed.

William Freschel Kiddush Fund:All donations help provide Kiddush Lunch each Saturday following worship services. A $150 donation is considered to be a sponsorship to honor a special someone or occasion.

Prayerbook FundThe new minimum contributions to purchase a plaque are Shabbat and High Holiday Books: $50.00 / Pentateuch & Haftarah books: $100.00

Flower Fund:Provides Bimah flowers each Shabbat. A $150.00 donation is considered to be a sponsorship in memory or in honor of a special someone or occasion.

Mitzvah Baskets:A $100.00 donation will purchase several hundred dollars of food for JFCS.

Dr. Philip & Shirley Gilbert Music Fund:Donations are used for the enhancement of music at Temple Shalom.

Religious SchoolReligious School:Donations purchase supplies and support activities for Jewish learning in both Sunday and Hebrew Schools.

Religious School Enrichment Fund:Donations augment the Religious School budget to enrich the education of our children.

Polster Religious School Scholarship Fund: To purchase or supplement Sunday and Hebrew School scholarships for students in need.

Ben Calmenson Fund:Donations will be used to create sponsorships to send children to attend Camp Coleman.

Rabbi Abraham ShustermanChildren's Center Memorial Fund:To support our Religious School and Preschool.

Sisterhood Religious SchoolScholarship Fund:To provide Sunday and Hebrew School scholarships for students in need.

Joseph S. Weinfeld FacultyDevelopment Fund:Donations support both curriculum and teaching skill enrichment activities for Sunday and Hebrew School teachers.

Youth Activities Fund:Donations provide financial support for children of our congregation to attend Camp Coleman, to take part in regional/national youth conventions, and to experience a summer in Israel.

PreschoolPreschool Fund:Donations purchase supplies and support activities for the Preschool.

Preschool Enrichment Fund:The enhancement of curriculum, educational programs and experiences.

Arby Lipman Children's Library:Children and adolescent books and magazine subscriptions, and supplies are purchased.

Jack and Charlotte Ward Family Children's Music Shelf:Audio and video musical tapes for children.

EndowmentEndowment Fund:Donations help to secure the future, enrich the programs and provide for emergency needs of the congregation.

Scholar In-Residence Endowment Fund:Supports the endowment established by Shirley and Henry Kraus. This fund enables Temple Shalom to bring visiting scholars to the Temple as an educational benefit to the membership.

The Herbert & Ruth Abramson Fund:To supplement the general operating fund and to provide enrichment for Temple functions.

Clergy/LeadershipRabbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund:For tzedakah, charitable purposes, and general enhancement of the Rabbi's work.

Cantor Azu's Discretionary Fund:For tzedakah, charitable purposes, and general enhancement of the Cantor's work.

Leadership Fund:Donations are used for the enhancement and enrichment of leadership programs at Temple Shalom.

LibraryRabbi James & Jane Perman Library:Books, magazine subscriptions and supplies are purchased.

Social ActionDavid and Lillian Thalenfeld Fund for Social Justice: Provides support for Temple participation in social justice events and activities.

Oneg Shabbat: Contact Sandy Stone (Oct. 15 to May 15) or Evelyn Cole (May 16 to Oct. 14) for sponsorship in celebration of an event or to honor someone. This fund is administered by Temple Shalom Sisterhood.

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ContributionsGeneral Fund

In Memory Of:Edna Levy by Carol & Michael LevyHortense Miller, Antoinette Loinger by Beryl & Elliot MillerAl Solot by Janet & Howard SolotSig Wertheimer by Henry WertheimerJack Bonder by Eleanor & Gerry BonderAnne Frankel by Carol & Michael Emerson, Danielle Lemack, Eve & Ronald BremenBernard Rosenberg by Beverley EsauGolda Rosenzweig by Gloria & Lyle RosenzweigPauline Dorfman by Helene & Robert FuchsDeana Rosofsky by Jill & Stan Kamin, Susan Adler, Linda Denning, Harriet Gasway, Carole & Howard Radner, Nancy & Richard Sewell, Michal Wiesler, Janina & Dr. Moises Levy, Seth Lubin, Shirley & Bob Bassin, Wendy & Kevin Steinberg, Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Rosofsky, Marcy BabcoxRose Singer by Aileen MarcusAlvin Wiseman by Alene WisemanLouise Kuller & Jason Schleien by Gracia KullerMyna Schwartz by Gail & Dr. Mel UfbergMax Katz by Barbara & Dr. Leonard Cutler Irving Schmidt by Frances & Judson KnoxMyrtle Symons by Gale LazarusIn Honor Of:Atkins/Antzis family for everything you are and everything you do for Temple by Betsy & Sheldon StarmanJacob Klein becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Midge & Lloyd RauchIn Appreciation:Of Passover by Nancy BaroneBy Rita & Bernie TurnerBy Len & Donald Feiman

Religious School FundIn Memory Of:Deana Rosofsky by Judi & Dan Spintman, Connie Mansfield, Jean & Lenny Nacht, Jan & Shelly WhitmanIn Honor Of:Miss Wally & Miss Simone by Daryl & David Sissman

Religious School Enrichment Fund

In Memory Of:Max Applebaum by Honey & Shelly BerkleDorothy Nacht by Jean & Lenny NachtBernice Schneider by Debbie & Dr. Robert StatfeldFanny Levin by Christina & Nicholas EvansDeana Rosofsky by Bobbie & Dr. Gene Katz

Michael Landy by Nanci & Dr. Robert LandyRae Katz, Irving Katz by Bobbie & Dr. Gene KatzIn Honor Of:Natalie Justa on her 90th birthday, Jacob Klein becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Bobbie & Dr. Gene Katz

Polster Religious School Scholarship Fund

In Memory Of:Anne Frankel by Sandy StoneDeana Rosofsky by Sandy StoneIn Honor Of:Sandy Stone on her birthday by Evelyn ColeIn Appreciation:Of Carolyn & Dr. Tracey Roth by Beth & Dr. Brian Wolff

William Freschel Kiddush Fund

In Memory Of:Jean Gershonowitz by Abe ZubrowElaine Hammer by Freddi & Alan PeltzDeana Rosofsky, Dorothy Brownstone by Dr. Michael RubnerEsther Adler, Harry Rubin by Doris AdlerIn Appreciation:George Rubin, computer maven par excellence by Dr. Michael Rubner

Flower FundIn Memory Of:Maria Szcsekowska by Janina & Dr. Moises LevyIn Honor Of:Joshua Braverman becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Stacy & David Braverman

Food Basket FundIn Memory Of:Dara Lansat by Janet & Howard SolotIn Honor Of:The Ladies of Temple Shalom Sisterhood by Sandy StoneKyle & Reed Mellman becoming B’nai Mitzvah by Friends of Temple ShalomJacob Klein becoming a Bar Mitzvah by Arlene & Ron Klein

Rabbi Miller’s Discretionary Fund

In Memory Of:Grace Dworkin by Lin & Gary DworkinJennie Geller, Mark Geller by Peg & Marvin GellerBella Kandel by Merrylee & Dr. Joseph KandelPearl Klein by Gracia Kuller

Abe Price by Herb Price, Harry Price, Sid Price, Jean MorrisonWilliam Rick by Sandra Rick Zelda Weiss, Aaron Weiss by Lois & Norman WeissRose Yamron by Joyce & Harold YamronAdela Levy de Levy by Janina & Moises LevySylvia Raskin by Roberta MacchioKenneth Unger by Marianne & Richard MattiesEvelyn Sidman by Judith & Benjamin PeltzEthel Raichlen, Samuel Raichlen, Marie Gold, Marcus Gold by Cecille & Isador Raichlen Linda Blatt & David White by Nancy WhitePaul Cohen by Seyla & Barry CohenMarie Esau by Beverley EsauLown/Frankel family members by Rhoda LownEsther Berman by Susan & Jay WeissDeana Rosofsky by Phyllis Barolsky, Elaine Kreiger, Mae & Judge Morton Riefberg, Carole & Wilbur Yellin, Ed Laudise, Roz & David CitrinHelene Fischer by Jeanette & Glenn FischerLew Jaffa, Zelda Jaffa by Frances & Mark MaloneAnne Frankel by The Enchanting Shores Sunshine ClubAbraham Weiss by Susan & Jay WeissGerda Sweet by Sheldon SweetHarold Kaplan by Corky & Dr. Alan KaplanCynthia Kay by Bill KayeLeo Levin by Florence LevinMorris Oshry by Dr. Sam OshryJean Sebulsky, Eugene Sebulsky by Millie & Jim SernovitzMarjorie Cohen by Joyce & Harold YamronIn Honor Of:Shave for the Brave by Jean MorrisonBaby naming of Jacob by Brenna & Robert AgrastEvelyn Cole on her birthday and all her services to Temple by Mel RebensteinIn Appreciation:Of Nancy & Jack Wiadro’s friendship by Frances Kline & Mark MaloneBy Ruth DorfmanBy Sheri SamotinOf Beautiful Services by Constance StrotheideBy Barbara & Andrew HalmosBy Dr. Randi BarrBy Ferial Nijem & Greg SeligmanBy Beverly LipsonBy Harriet LaneBy Beverly & Marshall Fried

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ContributionsWith Prayers for a Speedy Recovery to:Beth Povlow by Sandra Rick

Cantor Azu’s Discretionary Fund

In Memory Of:Ralph Krause by Peg & Marvin GellerLown/Frankel family members by Rhoda LownDeana Rosofsky by Eloyse & David FisherSamuel Strom by Mary Beth & Dr. Jack StromHelen Brody by Karen & Stan DeutschAbraham Berman by Mardelle & Bennett BermanAbood Levy, Jadviga Rorzanski, Stanislas Rorzanski by Janina & Dr. Moises LevyIn Honor Of:Myra Friedman on her special birthday by Eloyse & David FisherIn Appreciation:Of Beautiful Services by Constance StrotheideBy Dr. Randi Barr

Rabbi Abraham Shusterman Children’s Center Memorial Fund

In Memory Of:Deana Rosofsky by Roz & Al Katz

Prayerbook FundIn Memory Of:Harry Shooman by Shirley and Robert BassinRose Cahan by Cecilia Cahan

Rabbi James and Jane Perman Library

In Memory Of:Abe Price by Amanda MorrisonAnne Frankel by Cary & Dr. David Goodman, Bobbie & Dr. Gene Katz, Emily RoseMarshall Sidman by Judith & Benjamin PeltzAlfred Bomeister by Carol & Michael LevyFlorence Rosenbach, Ronald Rosenbach by Barbara & Dr. Loren Rosenbach In Honor Of:Charlotte Atkins on becoming a Bat Mitzvah by Susan & Dr. Nat Ritter

Arby Lipman Children’s Library

In Memory Of:Rose Harris by Sharyn & Dr. Lawrence HarrisHelen Warshauer, Meyer Warshauer by Louise & William Warshauer

Dr. Philip & Shirley Gilbert Music Fund

In Memory Of:Lawrence Greene by Carol GreeneJack Kamerman by Dr. Meredith Frankel & Dr. Max KamermanPhilip Bellow by Bunny Levere

Joseph S. Weinfeld Faculty Development Fund

In Memory Of:Owsey Freedman by Evelyn ColeIn Honor Of:Sandy Stone on her birthday by Mary Beth & Jack Strom, Helen Weinfeld

Mary Beth Strom on her birthday by Evelyn ColeHelen Weinfeld on her move by Sandy Stone

David Thalenfeld FundIn Memory of:Norman Nathan by Roz & David CitrinLeonard Berliss by Cary & Dr. David Goodman

Scholar-In-Residence Endowment Fund

In Memory Of:Hyman Felsen, Anne Gurman by Sylvia & Dr. Irving WolinskyWith Prayers for a Speedy Recovery to:Florine Sachs by Sylvia & Irving Wolinsky

Endowment FundIn Memory Of:Helene Hyman by Rosealie Lieovich-Hyman & Chuck HymanEvelyn Lipp, Sally Zelinger by Stan LippRose Pianko by Sheila & Alvin Becker

Burn The Mortgage FundIn Memory Of:Deana Rosofsky by Ruth Albert, Pearl & Gerry SugarmanSamuel Seyburn by Beth Seyburn

Shalom Preschool & Kindergarten Enrichment

FundIn Memory Of:Paul Cohen by Honey and Shelly Berkle

Youth Activities FundIn Memory Of:Jean Kruger by Rita BernsteinMary Caviar by Michele Partnoy

Celebrations and CommemorationsBirthdaysIt is with pleasure that we extend Happy Birthday wishes to the following memb ers:June1 Bonnie Bodin Barry Cohen Stacy Nicolau2 Jonathan Bigel3 Seyla Cohen Stephen Pino Wayne Press4 Elliot Miller5 Ellen Goldberg

6 Donna Azu Lynn Byerly7 Edwin Colodny Merrylee Kandel Lee Kapor Michael Wexler8 Theodore Brother Myron Freedman Donna Levy Leslie Metsch Elizabeth Starman Ellen Wollman9 Stan Lipp Jean Nacht Morton Porter Sheryl Spielman

10 Glenn Fischer Bernard Lublin11 Harvey Brenner Paul Dorio Dan Isaacson Stephen Schwartz Gail Smith12 Edward Kaufman Marjorie Prolman13 Sydney Fishman Harold Lauber Wilbur Rudman15 Melissa Chalfin Ruth Dorfman Howard Kaplan Edward Mitrani

Janet Whitebook16 Sandra Roth18 Sender Rosen19 Edward Anchel Martin Cohn Ron Klein Julie Lazarus Leonard Lehman20 Sharon Castro Sharyn Harris21 Simone Marks Adam Miller Steve Shulman22 Pearl Brostoff Myron Hirsch Jody Levy

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Karen Sloane23 Lin Klein25 Terry Meyer Rhoda Siegel Joel Waltzer26 Jack Kaufman27 Shelly Berkle Mardelle Berman Cindy Cohen Susan Flato Tina Haut Mark Rubin28 George Rubin Lisa Willits29 Curtis Treiser30 Gregory HinchliffeJuly1 Judy Barker Debra LaFevers2 Deborah Greenberg Kirsten Liberman Paul Rosofsky3 Anne Rubin4 Sheila Becker Charlotte Goldman5 Geraldine Glueck Tracey Roth6 Debra Antzis Merrill Hassenfeld Dorothy Lipschultz7 Linda Denning David Rutstein8 Marion Diamond Elizabeth Feldman Jill Isaacson9 Marvin Engler Harriet Hirsch Richard Treiser11 Corinne Kapor Shirley Kraus Murray Siegel12 Susan Bookbinder Kayla Cramer Myra Cristall Susan Freeman Wendy Grossman Abraham Zubrow13 Florence Levin14 Stephen Feldblum Lisa Lipman Carol Polinsky16 Roy Diamond Myra Friedman Lisa Kotler Alan Peltz17 Gersha Bayer Jeri Hall Herbert Hasson

18 Jeffrey Albin Rolla Engler Carl Steinhouse19 Jane Berger Barbara Flagel20 Yolanyv Carcamo Jeffrey Paredes21 Marina Zelner23 Iris Abel Nelson Glueck Barbara Halmos Bobbie Katz Paul Sladick24 Andrew Lipman Melvyn Poplock25 Doris Adlestein Patrick Cox Leonard Cutler Ted Goldberg Richard Mair Michele Spector Lilo Waxman Michael Zion26 S. Leslie Flegel27 Daniel Fisher Barbara Rosenbach Wendy Wilson28 Ivan Carcamo Peter Cristall James Knafo29 Cheryl Feinberg Fara Singer30 Christina Evans Jacob Lieb31 Jeri Bowman Gerald Flagel

AnniversariesWe offer congratulations to the following members on the occasion of their wedding anniversary:June1 Gerry and Eleanor Bonder2 Barry and Ellen Shurak3 Bennett and Mardelle

Berman Barry and Seyla Cohen Roy and Marion Diamond4 Mark and Cheryl Feinberg Robert and Debbie Statfeld6 David and Eloyse Fisher Jack and Nancy Wiadro7 Rob and Amy Hunter Scott and Dana Jaffe Martin and Marilyn Marsh9 Michael and Deborah

Greenberg

Merlin and Harriet Lickhalter

10 Richard Treiser11 Stephen and Barbara

Druckman Bernie and Bobbie Lublin Brian and Beth Wolff12 Larry and Lois Cohen Ron and Arlene Klein Robert and Barbara Levine Mordechai and Michal

Wiesler13 Sid and Sandy Diamond Edward and Lisa Mitrani14 Phil and Marilyn Dano Lee and Corinne Kapor Neil and Tussy Shnider Sheldon and Betsy

Starman Irving and Sylvia Wolinsky15 Bob and Claire Beckler Earl and Wendy Gurevitch Stephen and Melanie

Schwartz16 Michael and Simone

Marks Jim and Jane Perman17 Les and Carol Appel18 David Greene and Denise

Altman20 Lloyd and Midge Rauch21 Howie and Sheila Agranat Gabi and Beth Feldman Sidney and Charlotte

Goldman Howard and Janet Solot22 Lenny and Jean Nacht David and Beth

Sommerfeld23 Stuart and Judith Kaplan Michael and Aileen Pierce Richard and Barbara

Rubin24 Ted Goldberg and Jeri Hall Michael and Lisa Kohan Gerry and Pearl Sugarman25 Ted and Nancy Brother Melvin and Gail Ufberg26 Paul and Amanda Dorio28 Ramon Gonzalez and

Melissa Chalfin30 Michael and Carol Levy Joel and Susan Pittelman James and Millie SernovitzJuly1 David and Stacy

Braverman Eric and Jean Peltz

Stephen and Karen Schechter

2 Joel and Wendy Grossman Ronald and Caren Plotkin3 Leonard and Barbara

Cutler Neil and Stephanie Heuer David and Tracy Ornstein4 Stephen and Willa

Goldberger David and Fredda Isaacson Bob and Anne Newman Angelo and Elizabeth

Pirrone Fred and Sandy Roth Will and RosaLee Rudman9 David and Rena Rutstein10 Bruce and Cynthia

Sherman13 Jeffrey and Jessie Goebel15 Robert & Irene Friedman16 Howard & Rachel Gutman Jesse and Bonnie Karen24 Brian and Amanda

VanSlyke30 Allen and Marla Weiss31 Lee and Sheryl Spielman

YahrzeitsWith great respect we honor the memories of the following loved ones:June6 Abraham Brother Dorothy Brownstone Rose Dezen Isidor Dorman Owsey Freedman Ruth Front Irwin Goldberg Sarah Goldman Louis Heimann Mary Kamman Leo Levin Abood Levy Frema Lipschultz Edward Naide James Paley Beatrice Peilte Dougal Pendergast Jadviga Rorzanski Stanislas Rorzanski Sidney Schwartz Eugene Sebulsky Jean Sebulsky Roslyn Shapiro Samuel Teitelbaum Anna Treiser

Celebrations and Commemorations

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Helen Warshauer Meyer Warshauer Esther Weinberg Sarah Weisberg Mayer Zelcer13 Frances Abramson Kenneth Boyd Celie Chassin Nathan Cutler Jacques Elbhar William Friedberg Benjamin Friedman Irvin Goldstein Dorothy Gordon Colin Gould David Grossman Irwin Harris Julius Harris Stuart Hyman Rose Katz Helen Krivitsky Alex Lashinsky David Merlin Stella Rasimowicz Viola Riefberg Alice Schneider Clara Schwartz Ted Smulowitz Bessie Stein David Swartz Joseph Tobias Morris Wichter Minnie Wolf Etta Wyner20 Max Bragman Goldie Caplan Jason Clark Sidney Cohen William Cole Gayle Dorfman Clara Dorman Thomas Fleckner Judy Glassman Irwin Goldberg Dorothy Hecht Marilyn Hendel Patricia Hershorin Daniel Horowitz Miriam Justa Michael Kessler Louis Kopman Marilyn Levine Carole Martin Henry E. Mayer

Harry Naide Sidney Pearl Fanya Prizent Rose Rifkin Adolf Rosenblatt Michelle Saloman Hyman Steiber Bessie Swartz Abraham Switzen Daniel Tash Isaac Teitelbaum Edythe Zubrow27 John Anderson Philip Battaglia Constance Block Georges Elbhar Irving Faye Dorothy Feiman Harold Fischer Saul Freeman Corinne Goodman David Heimann Andrew Hudyma Harry Kaplan Gertrude Kreisman Helen Krichman Doris Levy Esrael Lipschultz Alfred Low Marie Maniscalco Steven Miller Peg Pendergast Norma Ravage Harold Rosenzweig Shirley Schwartz Kenneth Solarsh Hugh Stone Donna Teitelbaum Ida UngerJuly4 Helene Albert Pearl Baseman James Bassewitz Dr. Jacob Blumenthal Ruth Brav Florence Brizel Ida Chelm Shirley Feinstein Nathan Fischer Samuel Freeman Phyllis Friedman Chuck Front Jack Glass Henry Goldstein

Rebecca Hirsch Mari Hudyma Sarah Indictor Alan Karlsberg Herman Kaufman Lois Kirstein Mary Kopolow Mae Levere Frances Levin Mary Nathan Mildred Nazer Diane Ocker Herbert Pastor Albert Pearl Eva Rubner Esther Saloman Helen Shooman Lillian Sutker Jack Weiss Herbert Winkler11 Dr. Harold Abel Sylvia Alpert-Cohen-

Bernstein Sophie Bassewitz Barbara Cohen Ruth Fisher Lorraine Fredanus van

Gelder Aaron Goldenblatt Doris Green Mildred Hecht Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD Ida Kandel Georgette Kelley Owen Kilgannon Marshall Kopman Alfred Kraus Louis Levin Frances Lichterman Rose Magy Betty Naide Harry Neckrich Ella Oshry Ruth Shapiro Saul Spil Lawrence Stein Joseph Weinfeld18 Melvin Aizenshtat Edward Barolsky Sarah Bassin Lya Brandwynne Frances Cohen Joseph Cohen Leah Cohen

Larry Cowan Allen Evans Irving Goldenson Frieda Gordon Harriet Grandis Sydney Hecht Malke Jaffe William B. Kelley Shirley Klein William Klein Marvin Kline Rebecca Kodicek June Kravin Ruth Landy Wendy Meltzer William Meltzer Webster Pendergast Michael Ravage Jack Ross S. Bernard Ross Dora Rothman Jeanette Saval Emanuel Schwartz Estelle Silverman Anna Sway Ruth Tenenbaum Saul Waldman Jules Weinberg Nat Yamron25 Deborah Binder Sara Brown Barbara Browner Maurice Chalfin Vera Cooper Pauline Fishman Sophie Flato Niel Fredanus van Gelder Marc Daniel Goldenberg Natalee Hendler Yetta Katz Abraham Knofsky Saul Levine L. Lester Lyons Susie Marx Harold Meltzer Naomi Miller Leo Morrison Rose Porter Irene Rifkin Harold Seligman Lee Sirkus Herman Weiss

Celebrations and Commemorations

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news worthy

mitzvah CornerNew Members:

Darci and Adam BernsteinAdam is originally from Maryland and Darci from New Hampshire, and they spend their time between Naples and Manchester, NH. Adam is an attorney. Darci sells Matilda Jane clothing. They have a four year old daughter, Zoe.

Get Well Wishes to:Martin Millender, Marina Zelner, Sue Flato, Marshall Fried, Beth Povlow, who were recently ill or hospitalized

Condolences to:Barry Cohen on the death of his father, Paul CohenDorothy Lipschultz on the death of her sister, Ada RubensteinPaul Rosofsky on the death of his wife, Deana RosofskyJeff Waranch on the death of his father, Joseph Waranch

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Calendar

sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday Friday saturday

1Confirmation Service

10:00 a.m.

2Temple Shalom

Summer Schedule begins

3Erev Shavuot

4 5 6Cowdery Memorial

11:00 a.m.

Shabbat Eve Service 6:30 p.m.

7A. Mitrani Bar Mitzvah

Torah Talk - 8:30 a.m.

Shabbat Morn. Service 10:00 a.m.

8 9Camp begins

Jewish Caregivers Support Group

10:30 a.m.

10 11 12 13Shabbat Eve Service

7:30 p.m.

14Shabbat Morning

Service 10:00 a.m.

15 16Hadassah

Study Group 1:00 p.m.

17Exec. Cmte. Mtg.

7:00 p.m.

18 19 20Shabbat Eve Service

7:30 p.m.

21Shabbat Morning

Service 10:00 a.m.

22 23Jewish Caregivers

Support Group 10:30 a.m.

24Board Meeting

7:00 p.m.


7:30 p.m.

28Shabbat Morning

Service 10:00 a.m.

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sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday Friday saturday

1 2 3 4Temple closed

Shir Joy Shabbat 6:30 p.m.

5Torah Talk - 8:30 a.m.

Shabbat Morning 10:00 a.m.

6 7 8Tuesdays with Torah

12:00 p.m.


7:30 p.m.

12Shabbat Morning

Service 10:00 a.m.



15Tuesdays with Torah

12:00 p.m.


7:30 p.m.

19Shabbat Morning

Service 10:00 a.m.

20 21 22Tuesdays with Torah

12:00 p.m.

23 24 25Camp ends

Shabbat on the Beach (Lowdermilk at 7:00 p.m.)

26Shabbat Morning

Service 10:00 a.m.



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June

July

Non-Profit OrgU.S. Postage

PAIDNaples, FL

Permit No. 1274630 Pine Ridge Road

Naples, Florida 34119-4063

Adam F. Miller, RabbiDonna Azu, Cantor

James H. Perman, D.D., Rabbi Emeritus

Religious School Director …............................................………..….. Caren PlotkinPreschool Director ………….………….......................................................… Seyla CohenMusic Director ………….…….....................................................................….…….… Peter Lewis

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Phone: (239) 455-3030 • Fax: (239) 455-4361

Preschool direct line: (239) 455-3227Religious School direct line: (239) 455-2233

www.naplestemple.orgE-mail: [email protected]

board oF trusteesPresident

Neil Shnider

First viCe President

Tracey Albert

seCond viCe President

Shelly Berkle

third viCe President

Debra Antzis

treasurer

Neil Heuer

FinanCial seCretary

Scott Newman

reCording seCretary

Debbie Zvibleman

immediate Past President

Yale Freeman

sisterhood President

Sandy Stone

men’s Club President

Ed Cohen

trustees

Michael Diamond Paul DorioMerrill Hassenfeld Bobbie Katz

Alicia Kelley Harriet LickhalterSuzanne Low Susan RitterDaryl Sissman Nancy Wiadro

Have aGREAT

Summer!Going NORTH for

the Summer?Please call the Temple office at 455-3030

and let us know if you are leaving Naples for the Summer.

Some of our mail is not forwarded (like our newsletter), and we want to make sure we can keep in touch until you come back!

Thank You!

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