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February 2020
A Marriage Story
Rooted in childhood,
lasting a lifetime
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February 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 1
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Letter from
THE EDITOR
By Debby Zelman Rapoport
S everal months ago, Women of Fairmount Temple asked me to share
my story about how I created and built Beachwood Buzz. The word
“sure” rolled off my tongue a little too easily. Then, reality sunk in. I’m not
comfortable with public speaking, and I found the idea of talking for 20
minutes to be daunting. Accepting this challenge was out of my comfort
zone, yet I followed through, created a plan, and I was the group’s guest
speaker on January 7.
One word that consistently Satellite Employment, so I
stands above all others in my life is worked temporary jobs and as ntuition
The one thing that you “gratitude.” I use it as a foundation an employment counselor. I Two years later, Beachwood
have that nobody in both my personal and business then worked in a few sales and Buzz was taking too much time
worlds, and I built my presentation administrative positions. Once away from Andy’s full-time
else has is you.
upon it. This month, I’m pleased to my children were born, I became position and he had no choice
Your voice, your mind, share my story with you. a stay-at-home mom. but to back out. I then had
your story, your vision. a choice to make – to call it
rade School iming quits or continue on my own. I
So, write and draw
I have enjoyed creating In 1996, Andy Shupp, who was followed my intuition and chose
and build and play art ever since grade school. I married to my cousin, stopped the latter. I enjoyed creating
and dance and live as remember painting, drawing, over to discuss a business the magazine, I could work
and creating collages. I was in opportunity. Everything starts from home, and I believed that
only you can.
my zone whenever there was with an IDEA, and his was to Beachwood Buzz filled a void in
a box of crayons nearby, and I create a local magazine. our community. I also knew that
~ Neil Gaiman thought I would continue along its potential was greater than
that path. It would saturate the what it was in those infancy
Beachwood market years, so I created a plan.
ethink Design would be created The City of Beachwood had
In 1976, as a high school junior, by Andy been producing a quarterly,
it was time to consider college Editorial would be written four-page newsletter that was
and majoring in art. I was very by me sent out to businesses and
Passion is energy. fortunate to have had a four-year Advertising would be a residents, and I knew that I could
Feel the power free ride through college, but split responsibility publish city information in a
my parents wouldn’t approve of more cost-effective manner and
that comes
a major in art. They felt I should This 20-second business plan distribute it to the community
from focusing major in something that would was a WINNER. on a more regular basis, so I
on what excites you. be more marketable, so I chose created a proposal that City
business at the University of We would sell enough ads to Council supported. I then
Cincinnati – first in accounting, cover costs, and split the profit created similar proposals for the
~ Oprah Winfrey then as a double major in I blurted out, let’s call it Beachwood Board of Education
accounting and marketing, and Beachwood Buzz and the Beachwood Chamber
then marketing. Next, Andy came over with of Commerce. This combined
logo choices and we agreed support helped create a stronger
fter College on one foundation upon which to build.
Marketing is a pretty broad Naturally, we then went out to
major and I didn’t know how sell this idea ri-C
to proceed. When you major in (We) Exceeded our first- After Andy left, I hired a
accounting, one may become month’s goal by selling graphic designer. Because I’ve
an accountant. In engineering, enough ads to more than always loved art, I enrolled in
an engineer; architecture, an cover costs Tri-C’s graphic design program.
architect. My parents owned (We) Repeated the process It had been years since I was a
Continued on page 6.
February 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 3
Who We Are
Debby Zelman Rapoport
Editor/Publisher
Yocheved Wylen
Senior Account Executive
Scott Morrison
Staff Photographer
A Marriage Story: Rooted in Childhood, Lasting a Lifetime Tybee Zuckerman
Proofreader
D
octors Gretta and Michael Jacobs Stephen Valentine
have accomplished one of the more Art Director
elusive and uncommon of marriage Arlene Fine
practices…a blissful, lifelong relationship. June Scharf
Jen Stern
“I tried to avoid him as best I could,” says Gretta with a twinkle Contributing Writers
in her eye. “I was interested in the taller guys at med school.” Jerry Zelman
Vice President of Operations
by June Scharf Letters to the Editor
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Continued from page 3.
student. I was the oldest in my media continues to evolve. her. I learned that experiences
classes, and the process was Some industries choose to are much more valuable than
somewhat intimidating. I set use it, others don’t. I choose to possessions. I learned the true Because I like lists, I leave
the bar high, aced every class, focus on those who see value in meaning of gratitude – for big you with this double dose of
and a few months later began Beachwood Buzz. and little things alike. I learned gratitude:
to design the magazine myself, Despite the changing times, that every day is a precious gift,
which brought my career full this magazine continues to grow. and tomorrow is guaranteed to Give back
circle – back into the art world. I am grateful for the dedication no one.
Remember to step out of
of my talented team and
your comfort zone
nderstand advisors who help with every nergy
As each year passes, I aspect of this business. None of I believe that the energy we Act as though success is
understand more about this us can control what happens in put out into the universe is what your only option
business and life in general. I an industry, but we can control comes back to us. I strive to exert Talk with people who know
make an effort to slow down, how we respond. I continue to positive energy into all I do, and more than you do and listen
live in the present moment, see success as my only option, to step out of my comfort zone to what they say
and have a positive outlook. I to live life with balance in from time to time.
Imagine possibilities. Build
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interest stories, upcoming She never complained, and for the With gratitude, Encourage others to be their
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A Marriage Story
Rooted in childhood,
lasting a lifetime
By June Scharf
D
octors Gretta and
Michael Jacobs
have accomplished
one of the more elusive
and uncommon practices
of marriage… a blissful,
lifelong relationship.
Their marriage story has its roots in
Johannesburg, South Africa, where their
educational paths continually crossed. They met
in preschool at age three, and both skipped first
grade because of their exceptional intelligence.
They were sent to different elementary schools,
but ended up together for the last two years.
They attended different high schools, but their
paths again realigned when they pursued their
medical educations at the same university, at
age 16. In South Africa, students enter medical
school straight out of high school.
“I tried to avoid him as best I could,” says
Gretta with a twinkle in her eye. “I was
interested in the taller guys at med school.”
She knew, however, that Michael took
outstanding notes, so they studied together.
They had been friends for years previously, and
their families were connected through regular
card games between Michael’s grandmother
and Gretta’s mother.
The couple’s many convivial experiences over
the years foreshadowed what was to come: they
are true teammates. They support each other’s
February 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 7
Part of their relationship’s “It’s a testament to how I felt about him home. “He a rock; he’s always there. Even
that I suffered from sneezing for days, but though he says the most outlandish things
alchemy seems to lie I persevered and became used to the cats sometimes, he’s very kind and his heart is the
in how they strike a after a few years.” best.” She also believes their temperaments
They both adored their pets and still have a are very well matched.
solid balance between photo of their cream-colored grand champion “We always support what the other one is
their common and hanging in their Beachwood home. doing,” he adds. “We are both the ‘boss,’ but
one of us has a ‘y’ at the end!”
contrasting interests. Nonetheless, she notes that, “He has the
The couple became engaged at age weirdest sense of humor and sometimes
interests and become full role players in some 22 and married at 23 (their birthdays are mocks me!”
esoteric and mildly eccentric endeavors. precisely one month apart). A measure of They would agree that theirs is the kind of
For example, when Michael was growing their relationship’s alchemy seems to lie in love that bends and flexes and doesn’t take
up, his hobby was breeding pedigreed how they strike a solid balance between life too seriously.
Persian cats, which he imported from their common and contrasting interests. Their medical careers were never in
Holland and England. At one point, when And their consummate respect for each conflict either, she reports. “I’m as proud of
he had 27 felines at home and he needed to other is added to the mix. They support each him as can be.”
build housing for them outside in the mild other unequivocally. This formula has been She also states that Michael is very
climate, Gretta became his co-conspirator. working for 47 years. artistic and creative. These traits expressed
This is how she first got to really know “He’s the sanest person I know,” Gretta themselves in the kitchen (a pseudo
Michael, but it came at a price – she was remarks from their recently purchased and chemistry lab!). When their children were
terribly allergic to cats. completely remodeled Beachwood ranch young, they would bake a birthday cake with
Gretta
Michael
Gretta and Michael in elementary school.
8 Beachwood Buzz n February 2020
20 eggs and Michael carved a castle with a
moat out of it. He also did all the decorating
and frosting.
It was never a predictable path that they
would be united in marriage.
“We were buddies, but I didn’t think I’d
marry him. I wasn’t seeking a husband – that
was the last thing I was looking for because I
was in medical school.”
Michael, however, has the handling of
Gretta down to a science. And he appreciates
how she puts up with him, adding, “She’s
a good person.” As a pillar of mental and
emotional stability, he appears amused
by the way Gretta approaches all the
vicissitudes that life has to offer – including
four cranky teenagers, all present at the
dinner table long ago. They were the catalyst
for the enforcement of Gretta’s DNA rule:
Do Not Argue.
“Each child had a different opinion on Gretta and Michael – now and then.
everything,” she recalls.
She was occasionally on her own with
the children when Michael traveled globally
to deliver lectures. Those were challenging
times, she recalls.
Their two oldest children, born in South
Africa, are heavily involved in science now.
Erica earned a PhD. in biochemistry and
works at Rockefeller University in New
York where she studies protein complexes
with a particular interest in host-pathogen
interactions.
Kevin is a genetic epidemiologist, with an
interest in cancer genetics. He has worked
for the NIH and several genetic testing
companies, and is highly published. He lives
in Ann Arbor with his wife, Sarah, and their
canine and feline menageries.
The two younger children were born in
the U.S. Paul is a medical-imaging expert
who works and lives in Beachwood with his
wife, Alexandra, and their children, Max, Sam,
and Sally. They receive generous amounts of
babysitting from Gretta and Michael. David,
their youngest, is a mechanical engineer who interest in pathology, and Gretta’s practice at the same university and hospital system. After
lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Crystal, was in surgical pathology whereas Michael’s 34 years of practice, she retired in 2013.
and son, Miles. was in clinical microbiology. Their lives together have been guided
Michael became the medical director of largely by their careers, but also by their
Clinical Microbiology and was a professor niche interests. One of them is a passion
In 1979, several years after medical school of pathology, with a career lasting 40 years, for opera – they attended more than 100
graduation, Gretta and Michael immigrated from which he retired in 2019. He now works international performances that featured
to Cleveland and continued their careers in one day a week at the same institutions. their favorite lyric tenor, Raul Gimenez.
medicine at University Hospitals and Case Gretta became the head of Renal, Liver and Reading historical fiction is one of
Western Reserve University. They share an Transplant Pathology and an associate professor Michael’s long-held interests. But with these
February 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 9
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also take water aerobics classes Hills until 2015 when they wanted
at the JCC. In the nice
at the JCC. In the nice weather, weather, to downsize and
to downsize and live closer to live closer to their • Fighting:
they spend time
they spend time gardening gardening son’s family in Beachwood.
their son’s family in Beachwood. Gretta – “We used to fight early on, and I
in their backyard, which
theythey “We walked inin totosee seethis
this
in their backyard, which “We walked came to the conclusion that so many things
recently redesigned,
recently redesigned, replanted replanted property and our
property and our realtor said, realtor said,‘This
‘This
and enlarged. It was featured in is not is not the house for you!’ We said, are not that important. To get your way or to
and enlarged. It was featured in the house for you!’ We said,
Beachwood Buzz last year.
Beachwood Buzz last year.
it’s perfect!”
it’s perfect!”
get an acknowledgement that you’re right, it’s
The genesis for some of their Much like this house that they not worth it. People fight over the stupidest
The genesis for some of their Much like this house that they
other activities can be traced lovingly transformed into a home,
other activities can be traced
to the moment when Gretta
lovingly transformed into a home,
they nurtured a relationship that
things. I usually swallow my pride. I’d say that
to the moment when Gretta they nurtured a relationship that he’s right 100% of the time, too.”
is taken with a thought and has withstood time and trials. It’s a
is taken with a thought and has withstood time and trials. It’s a
gleefully says to Michael: “I have
gleefully says to Michael: “I have
solid testament to what’s possible
solid testament to what’s possible
Michael (with a virtual wink and a nod) –
an idea… ,” to which he patiently when two hearts and minds find
an idea… ,” to which he patiently when two hearts and minds find “Actually, I’m only right 99% of the time.”
listens. And he always supports mutual fulfillment.
listens. And he always supports mutual fulfillment.
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appy February, Beachwood Buzz readers! During the first days of 2020, I
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n Thursday, February 20, Ivy Zelman will host a free, financial-literacy seminar to help individuals
learn how to analyze and value individual stocks and understand the basics of investing. She
held a seminar in August and scheduled another seminar because of her passion to educate.
“Women need to manage me compelled to pay it forward After nearly a decade, she was a
their personal net worth, build to help others.” victim of a merger and therefore . . . it’s important to stay
wealth for themselves, and At the very least, Ivy feels went to work for Credit Suisse
have the confidence to hold that everyone should know the where she worked her way
involved and informed, to
investments to realize their following: Take control but ask up to managing director and work with your financial
compounding growth over for help if you need it. It’s easy became the number one ranked expert or trust your own
time,” she said. “When I talk to let someone else manage the housing analyst in the country. analysis, and to know where
with women about what I do finances while you raise kids In 2007, after predicting that
professionally, their reactions or run your household, but it’s the housing market was poised
your money is being spent,
are often the same. They admit important to stay involved and for a massive correction, she left saved, or wasted.
to not knowing anything about informed, to work with your Credit Suisse to fulfill her desire
finance, which bothers me financial expert or trust your to be an entrepreneur and Ivy will not be making any
because so many of them are own analysis, and to know where started her own independent recommendations on stocks or
working really hard but don’t your money is being spent, research firm, Zelman & suggest any type of investment
know how to create wealth for saved, or wasted. Associates, with offices in strategy to anyone in attendance.
themselves. Ivy was featured on the Beachwood and New York City. The information shared at the
“Talking with small groups cover of Beachwood Buzz in Ivy’s program, Free Financial seminar is to be used solely for
of women fulfills a part of me December, 2019. Her career Literacy, will take place at SITE informational purposes and
like nothing else I have ever began to take off when she Centers, (formerly DDR), 3333 should not be regarded as an
experienced. Maybe it’s because started working as an analyst Richmond Road, from 6:30 - offer or solicitation of an offer to
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January 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 13HEY NEIGHBOR! by Arlene Fine
Political Newcomers Ready to Serve
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n November 5, voters brought two new faces to the table – Mike Burkons to Beachwood City
Council for a four-year term and Jillian DeLong to Beachwood Board of Education for a two-
year-term. This month’s Hey Neighbor helps you get to know Mike and Jillian a little better.
Mike Burkons
O n election night Mike Burkons discovered running for Beachwood City Council a second time did the trick. He now joins
the other six council members to form a policy-making body that determines Beachwood’s future growth and direction.
“While I had a certain amount of influence as an outsider with an wonderful place to raise a family,” Mike said.
opinion and a microphone, now I have the power of the vote,” said A graduate of Connecticut College and Cleveland Marshall School of
Mike, 44. “As an elected member of council my voice can be heard loud Law, Mike, an entrepreneur, is the owner and founder of Charitee Golf
and clear and I plan to use that voice for the issues and projects LLC, a company that sells products to golf courses. His hobbies include
I believe in.” golf, playing softball in the Beachwood Men’s Softball League, and
Among the items on Mike’s being a life-long but “tormented” Browns, Cavs, and Indians fan.
agenda is the improve-
ment and expansion “While I had a certain amount of influence as an
of youth spaces,
recreation outsider with an opinion and a microphone,
areas, and now I have the power of the vote.”
park spaces.
“Beachwood As a very involved dad, Mike said he had great role models in his
is a great parents, Dr. David Burkons and Sandy Kirschenbaum Burkons, who
community continue to provide invaluable support and advice. He is also grateful
and if we for his closely knit family, including his brothers Zak and Danny, and
spend our their families, all of whom live just five minutes away from him. “We
money right, are so fortunate that our kids are so near their cousins and all of our
we can make it extended family,” he said.
even better,” he said. As Mike reflects on what lies ahead for him on City Council, he
Along with encourages Beachwood residents to get to know him. “I’m very
Beachwood’s city services approachable and want people to contact me whether they like
and accessible location, Mike or disagree with something I’ve done. I like to hear all sides of the
and his wife Nikki, the parents of two argument. A free and open dialogue is one of the best ways we can
children Jack, 7 and Ellie, 5, moved to Beachwood seven years ago grow in the right direction as a city.”
because of the schools and great sense of community. “This is a To contact Mike, email Mike.Burkons@beachwoodohio.com.
Kindergarten Registration BHS 50-year Reunion
Kindergarten Thursday, April 23, 4:30 pm, Attention Class of ‘70 – Our 50-year Reunion is Just Around the Corner!
registration at Bryden Elementary School.
begins Screening for kindergarten is Friday, August 21 For more information, visit
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If you have a child who will May 6, 8:30 am, at Bryden 1 Club Drive
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the fall of 2020, please visit Should you have any
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NewStudents.aspx. kindergarten, please contact Beechmont Country Club
Kindergarten Parent Grace Perryman, district registrar 29600 Chagrin Blvd.
Orientation is scheduled for at 216.464.2600, ext. 244. Pepper Pike
14 Beachwood Buzz n February 2020Jillian DeLong
T he ten years Jillian DeLong has worked at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) as the manager of College Assets and Mail
Operations stands her in good stead as she assumes her role as a newly minted member of the Beachwood School Board.
“At Tri-C, I hire interns and work with the co-op program,” said
Jillian. “This enables me to mentor and interact with students, many “I never assume anything and always ask questions
of whom are able to turn their internships into full-time positions
upon graduation.” to find out the answers.”
During her Tri-C tenure, Jillian has seen first-hand the need to give
students up-to-date educational tools to help ensure their success. Realizing the importance of open
“I understand budgets and know the importance of allocating communication with other
sufficient funds to provide the essential resources every student Beachwood parents,
needs,” she said. Jillian encourages
Along with her full-time job, Jillian, 42, has a full schedule at community
home. A graduate of Cleveland State University, Jillian is married to members to
Beachwood native Daniel Small. The couple are parents of Ellie Small, contact her.
6, and Oliver Small, 7. “I was voted
Spending time with her family is a high priority for Jillian. She is a into this
PTO member, leads her daughter’s Girl Scout Troop, and is involved in position by the
the ACE Mentor Program. “The weekends are filled with many events residents and
revolving around our kids’ interests,” Jillian said. “My husband and I I will always be
enjoy attending community activities and meeting other Beachwood there for them,”
parents who appreciate Beachwood as much as we do.” she said. “I want to
As Jillian approaches her term on the Beachwood School Board, hear from everyone
she is both excited and a bit anxious. “I look forward to collaborating – the good or the bad
with the other School Board members, but I’m nervous because I’m – and hope community
new to the position,” she said. “I’m ready to get to work and promise members will not hesitate to contact
to do my best. I never assume anything and always ask questions to me to share their thoughts.”
find out the answers.” To contact Jillian, email jdelong@beachwoodschools.org.
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February 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 15Self-Love –
The Best Love of All
A s Valentine’s Day approaches and you’re
thinking about gifts and cards for your
loved one’s, I wanted to make sure you don’t
neglect the most special person in your life.
That person is YOU! tank up before you can fully give
The fact is you are amazing. to others.
You are special and deserving! It’s about honoring your core
You were born with gifts and values and boundaries as well as
talents and even imperfections nurturing your mind, body, and
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16 Beachwood Buzz n February 2020Ileen Kelner Juried High We Want to Make You
School Art Show SMILE
February 9 - March 1
Beachwood Community Center
Opening Reception
Sunday, February 9 • 2-4:30 pm Ileen Kelner
Photo by Scott Morrison,
Awards Ceremony 3 pm Discovery Photo.
Beachwood Arts Saturday, 10 am - 3 pm; and
Dr. Trudy Amstadt
Council invites Sunday, 10 am - 1 pm. The show
you to attend its and opening reception are free
annual Ileen Kelner and open to the community.
Juried High School
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In 2018, this show was
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February 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 17Can You Tell Me How to Get . . . by Jennifer Stern
I
was filled with nostalgia as I watched the co-founders of Sesame Street being
honored at the Kennedy Center Honors Gala, an annual program presented
since 1978 in the Kennedy Center Opera House that honors those in the
performing arts for their lifetime of contributions to American culture.
Sesame Street is the first-ever television show to be celebrated.
In 1969, Sesame Street co- while remaining relevant to growth mindset and focus Sesame Street’s emphasis is
founders Joan Ganz Cooney the times. on learning. always on resilience, compassion,
and Lloyd Morrisett, along with Since Sesame Street first aired, There are more than 150 and being emotionally and
Muppets creator Jim Henson the show’s cast was diverse, versions of Sesame Street, physically healthy. These lessons
and countless puppeteers, representing all people. All produced in 70 languages. are communicated through
researchers, educators, and children could see themselves on It was created for children to modeling, repetition, and
mental health professionals, Sesame Street learning, growing, learn letters and numbers, but humor that is age appropriate,
shared a goal and a vision for and playing side by side in a accomplishes so much more. accessible, honest, and relevant.
kids to enter school ready to space of acceptance, tolerance, Its diverse cast of actors and Dignitaries, politicians, actors,
succeed on academic, social, kindness, and compassion. Muppets use humor, compassion, singers, authors, and poets stop
and emotional levels. As Sesame Street starts its 51st and creativity to teach children by Sesame Street, a show that
They believed that they could year, actors and Muppets – Big how to explore and manage continues to engage children
use the addictive qualities of Bird, The Count, Cookie Monster, difficult feelings, challenging in becoming smarter, stronger,
television to do something Grover, Ernie and Bert, Kermit, situations, and perhaps most and kinder. The timeless and
good for young children – to Miss Piggy, etc. – continue to important, how to be a good impactful lessons learned on
inspire, support, educate, and honor the show’s original vision friend and neighbor. The show Sesame Street are ones that
prepare them for school and of bringing children into a world never avoids challenging topics, children and adults alike can
life. And for 50 years they have of inclusiveness, tolerance, such as divorce, grief, community choose to emulate in order to be
stayed true to this mission, curiosity, and kindness with a violence, conflict resolution, good friends and neighbors, and
coping with incarceration, to help make our world kinder
Your house
family homelssness, foster and smarter.
care, handling emergencies, Sesame Street is a place that,
is not selling!
illness, living with disabilities, no matter who you are, where
understanding mental illness, you come from, what you look
differences, insecurities, like, or the challenges you are
or challenges. facing in life, you are welcome.
Call me and lets
Can you tell me how to get to
Sesame Street is a place Sesame Street . . .
get the right
that, no matter who you Jennifer Stern, LISW, is a Loss and
are, where you come Bereavement Specialist at Ellen
F. Casper, PH.D and Associates
job done
from, what you look like,
in Beachwood. For more
or the challenges you information, call 216.464.4243.
are facing in life, you are Visit her website, www.
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18 Beachwood Buzz n February 2020Menorah Park Celebrates
Community Leaders
One of the most enjoyable passion. Adrienne is incredibly
aspects of Menorah Park’s Annual dedicated to causes near and
Meeting is honoring members of dear to her heart and engages
the community for their expertise with a spirit of warmth,
in the field of geriatrics and for intellect, and philanthropy.
their commitment to leadership She has made a strong impact
and volunteerism. These include during her early tenure on the
support of the Menorah Park Menorah Park board. The Menorah Park
core values and the promise to Aging Resources Center Presents:
help people live empowered, live
better, and be inspired.
A Spring Dinner Conversation
Congratulations to Geriatric
Neuropsychiatrist Dr. Brian
Appleby, who received the Heller
Help, I Need Somebody!
Award; Adrienne Goldberg, Stop Pain from Stopping You
the Irving I. Stone Award; and
Marilyn Bilsky, the David N. The David N. Myers Award Featured Speaker:
Myers Award. honors the memory of David
The Heller Award honors Myers and reflects devotion Steve Saneda – Physical Therapist
the good work and memory to the community and Jewish Peter B. Lewis Aquatic & Therapy Center
of Dr. Arnold Heller, who was values. Marilyn is a doer Certified Specialist in Chronic Pain Management
a committed, compassionate dedicated toward making life
medical director at Menorah better through volunteerism,
Park. Dr. Appleby is known for extraordinary leadership, • Gain additional insight into chronic pain
his excellence in the pursuit community involvement, vision • Learn effects of exercise
and understanding of early and and devotion to mankind. She • Find out how physical therapy is part of a comprehensive
aggressive dementias, once is appreciated for her work approach to helping you maintain your mobility
believed to be hopeless, and throughout the community and
his depth of understanding of her commitment at Menorah
the genetics and physiology Park to bring bright spots to Thursday, March 12, 2020
underlying these disorders. everyone’s days. Dinner Hour 5:30 p.m.
As a physician affiliated with
University Hospitals Cleveland
Conversation 6:30 p.m.
Medical Center, he is known by Menorah Park Saltzman Auditorium
his patients as a gifted intellect 27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood
with compassion committed
to his patients and ensuring Program and Dinner are Free of Charge
quality care. Seating Limited – Reserve Space Early
RSVP to Beth Silver, 216-839-6678,
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Dr. Sara Stein presents award to no later than Thursday, February 20
Dr. Brian Appleby
Above, from top: Aging Resources Dinner Conversations
The Irving I. Stone Award are sponsored by the Earl and Barbara Franklin Fund
honors the memory of CEO Jim Newbrough, Menorah Kosher Dietary Laws Observed
Irving Stone, and his drive Park Life Trustee Enid Rosenberg,
and commitment toward and Stone Awardee Adrienne
the Cleveland community Goldberg Encouraging the spirit of learning
and beyond. Adrienne truly for adults ages 45 and up.
Myers Award Recipient Marilyn
exemplifies this year’s annual
Bilsky and family celebrate in the
meeting theme as a person
Sallie and Robert D. Deitz Piazza
of strong purpose and
February 2020 n Beachwood Buzz 19Beachwood Planning a Large Family Reunion?
History Book Club
The Beachwood History
Find Out How at February Meeting of the
Book Club is an independent
club that meets at the
Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland
L
Beachwood Library. New
members always welcome!
earning how to plan a family reunion will be the focus of the
Questions? Contact Margaret upcoming meeting of the Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland
Reardon at 440.292.7739 or on Sunday, February 9, 1:30 pm, at Park Synagogue East, 27500
margaret_reardon@att.net. Shaker Boulevard, Pepper Pike.
Wednesday, February 26 JGSC member Deborah Katz how could we connect with for Programming; Fran Golden,
7pm will share lessons learned in the the Western Reserve Historical vice president for Membership;
The Woman’s Hour: process of planning a family Society Research Library that Noreen Goldstein, treasurer;
The Great Fight reunion that drew 200 Katz held our Katz archive?” She had Barbara Davis, secretary; and
to Win the Vote, relatives to Cleveland during little more than seven months trustees Jane Rothstein (term
by Elaine Weiss the summer of 2019, when to reach family members from expiring 12/31/2022) and
the city was host to the annual across the country and plan Jaime Klausner (term expiring
Monday, March 23 conference of the International the three-day celebration to 12/31/2020). Russ Maurer will
7 pm Association of Jewish honor ancestors who journeyed continue his term as trustee
The Water Dancer, Genealogical Societies. to America from Padzelva, (term expiring 12/31/2021).
by Ta Nehisi Coates “The IAJGS annual conference Lithuania. Board members are available
was announced for Cleveland The meeting will include the from 1 pm at a help desk to
Thursday, April 30 and I was inspired,” Deborah election of 2020 officers and assist with individual research
7 pm says. “Would there be any trustees. Nominees include questions. Guests are welcome
The Pioneeers, interest in a larger family reunion Stewart Hoicowitz, president; and can RSVP at Programming@
by David McCullough around the conference and Sylvia Abrams, vice president JGScleveland.org.
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