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GREEN VALLEY SHOFAR
March/April 2019
Vol. 24 No. 2
President’s Message
Merle always ended with “Let’s pray, play and take care of each
other.” I’d like to change that to “At BSTC we pray, play and take care of
each other.”
Ninety-nine point nine percent of us are from somewhere else, and
have left our families elsewhere. I know the void that was in my life as I
lost family to death, and then our move to Green Valley. Families take
care of one another and BSTC is filling that void.
Our membership numbers show that we must be doing something
right! As President, I hope to continue the growth we have experienced
over the past two years. I want BSTC to be able to meet members’
needs, and if it cannot to be able to advise
where to go to have the need met. To that
end, I invite members who know of a need
that needs to be met to write to me at
Ruthann.shapiro@cox.net, or call the Temple
at 520-648-6690 and leave a message with
Stacy. I can’t promise that your need will be
met immediately. Remember that growth is a
work in progress.
Ruthann Shapiro, President
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Editors: Jane Gold
GREEN VALLEY SHOFAR This is the March/April issue of the Shofar.
The Shofar is published 6 times a year: Jan/Feb,
The Official Newsletter of March/April, May/June, July/Aug, Sept/Oct, and
Beth Shalom Temple Center Nov/Dec.
1751 N. Rio Mayo NEWSLETTER SUPPORT STAFF: Ingeborg McDonald,
Green Valley, AZ 85614 Mike Finkelstein, Stacy Laetsch
(520) 648-6690 The editors reserve the right to edit contributions
for grammar, length and content. Community and
www.bstc.us member news will be published only as space per-
mits. Community or member events that conflict
President Ruthann Shapiro with Temple events will not be publicized in the
VP Gloria Clancy Shofar.
Treasurer Harvey Beim
Maridell Nochum- SENDING IN CHECKS TO BSTC
Secretary If you are sending in a check to BSTC (not using our
son
website to pay, either by PayPal or credit card) make
At Large Michael Benisch
sure your check as well as the envelope indicates
At Large Mike Finkelstein the program/event for which you are paying.
At Large Jane Gold
At Large Jo Legat MAIL TO THE TEMPLE
To expedite delivery, any mail sent to the temple
At Large Ingeborg McDonald should be addressed to: P.O. Box 884, Green Valley,
AZ 85622. Sending mail to the Rio Mayo address
At Large Merle Sobol
may result in a delay. To expedite delivery please
include the name of the person you wish to contact
on the front of the envelope.
In This Issue: For information on the Memorial Board and Yahr-
President’s Message zeits contact Joyce Finkelstein by phone or by email.
Mail to the Temple
Sending Checks For information on Tributes or Commemorative
How to Reserve Temple for meetings, etc. items, contact Amy Storer.
Member News and Updates
Members in the News For information on the Green Valley Cemetery,
Updated phone numbers, emails please call Ingeborg McDonald.
New Member Biographies
Commemorative Items, Tributes & Yahrzeits
Temple Tidings TEMPLE USAGE SCHEDULING
Committee Reports Before scheduling a program, please contact the
Art Gallery BSTC office at (520) 648-6690. This will help to avoid
Library
scheduling conflicts. To include your program in the
Shofar calendars, please notify the Shofar editor.
Membership Committee News
Men’s Club
Not all scheduled events are included in the Shofar.
Sisterhood
Deadline for Shofar copy is the 8th of the month prior
Social Action Committee to the publication date.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Friday, Mar. 29, 7 p.m., Friday Night Shabbat Services led
by Marlys Fiterman, followed by Oneg
Saturday, Mar. 30, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study
Monday, Apr. 1, 1 p.m., Mahjong class
Saturday, Apr. 6, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study
Sunday, Apr. 7, Bagel Breakfast, 9:30 Michael G. on piano,
Friday, Mar. 1, 7 p.m., Friday Night Shabbat Services led by 10 a.m. breakfast begins. Please join us in welcoming the
the BSTC Sisterhood, followed by Oneg leadership of the Jewish Federation and Jewish Commu-
nity Foundation to discuss first steps toward building a
Saturday, Mar. 2, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study meaningful partnership for the future.
Sunday, Mar. 3, Bagel Breakfast, 9:30 Michael G. on piano, Monday, Apr. 8, 1 p.m., Mahjong class
10 a.m. breakfast begins, followed at 11:30 by Marlene
Burns artist’s presentation in the Art Gallery. Tuesday, Apr. 9, 10 a.m., Sisterhood meeting
Monday, Mar. 4, 1 p.m., Mahjong class Wednesday, Apr. 10, 9 a.m., Men’s Club meeting at
El Patio
Saturday, Mar. 9, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study
Saturday, Apr. 13, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study led by Miri
Monday, Mar. 11, 1 p.m., Mahjong class Fleming
Tuesday, Mar. 12, 10 a.m., Sisterhood meeting Sunday, Apr. 14, 2 p.m., Concert featuring Michael G &
Friends
Wednesday, Mar. 13, 9 a.m., Men’s Club meeting at
El Patio Monday, Apr. 15, 9 a.m., BSTC Board Study Session
Friday, Mar. 15, 7 p.m., Friday Night Shabbat Services led Monday, Apr. 15, 1 p.m., Mahjong class
by the Mussmans, followed by Oneg
Tuesday, Apr. 16, 11 a.m., Sisterhood field trip to Desert
Saturday, Mar. 16, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study Meadows Park Bring a sack lunch and enjoy a talk by a
Master Gardener Designer.
Monday, Mar. 18, 9 a.m., BSTC Board Study Session
Saturday, Apr. 20, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study
Monday, Mar. 18, 1 p.m., Mahjong class
Saturday, Apr. 20, 5 p.m., Seder at BSTC led by Marty
Tuesday, Mar. 19, 10:30 a.m., Sisterhood Memoir Writing Cohen, food prepared by Michel Kouhana. More details
Presentation by Sherry Hoffmann-Blum An opportunity to to be announced.
get your creative juices flowing! Lunch at a restaurant to
follow. Monday, Apr. 22, 10 a.m., BSTC Board meeting
Wednesday, Mar. 20, 5 p.m., Purim Celebration at BSTC Monday, Apr. 22, 1 p.m., Mahjong class
Saturday, Mar. 23, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study led by Michael Thursday, Apr. 25, 3 p.m., Social Action Committee
Mussman meeting at BSTC
Sunday, Mar. 24, 2 p.m., David Fitzsimmons Presentation Friday, Apr. 26, 7 p.m., Yizkor Services led by the Muss-
mans, followed by Oneg
Monday, Mar. 25, 10 a.m., BSTC Board Meeting
Saturday, Apr. 27, 9:30 a.m., Torah Study
Monday, Mar. 25, 1 p.m., Mahjong class
Monday, Apr. 29, 1 p.m., Mahjong class
Thursday, Mar. 28, 3 p.m., Social Action Committee
meeting at BSTC
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COMMEMORATIVE ITEMS:
The following commemorative items are available for purchase to honor or memorialize one:
Memorial plaques, $300
Leaf for the Tree of Life, $100
Sanctuary Chair, $125
Garden Bench, $225
Garden Brick, $100
Send specific wording for the plaque, brick, etc. together with your check (made out to Beth Shalom Temple
Center) to BSTC, Attention “Memorial Board” or “Tree of Life,” etc. Order forms can be found in the Temple
foyer.
TRIBUTES
Do you need to send a greeting card? Do you want to support your Temple? Here’s a great way to do both.
Amy Storer, the volunteer chairing the committee will mail a personalized card to whomever you choose.
Here’s how:
Send your Tribute request and free-will offerings to:
Beth Shalom Temple Center
P.O. Box 884
Green Valley, AZ 85622
(mark “Tributes” on the envelope and check memo line!)
If ordering several Tributes at the same time, print the birthday/anniversary page of the Shofar, check
off the names of those you'd like to designate for Tribute(s), and mail it in with your check. Tributes
may be sent with your own personal greeting for birthdays, anniversaries, get well, condolences, best
wishes for the new home, in appreciation, mazel tov, and sympathy upon loss of a pet, etc.
Tributes to:
Denis and Jeanette Nathan in honor of their anniversary from Harriet and Jerry Belenker.
Mazel Tov to Michel Kouhana and Ceylon Kelly in honor of the birth of their first grandchild from
Harriet and Jerry Belenker.
YAHRZEITS
Beth Shalom Temple Center will provide reminders of yahrzeits, and the name(s) of your loved ones will
automatically be recited for Kaddish at the appropriate Sabbath Services according to the Hebrew calendar.
If your yahrzeits are not yet on the current list and you wish them to be, please email Joyce Finkelstein at
mfinkel2@cox.net (or send a note to the Temple for her attention) including your name, the name and
relationship of deceased, and the date of death.
Yahrzeit Donations:
Date Remembered by For His/Her Yahrzeit
15-Dec Rich Wernick Mother Barbara Wernick
21-Dec Sig Friedman Mother Elsie Friedman
21-Jan Mark Travitsky Father Louis John Travitsky
28-Jan Gail Norton Aunt Kathlynn Champney
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MEMBER NEWS & UPDATES tired as Professor of Early Childhood Education in
2004.
Directory Updates
My book “Don’t Cheat the Children: Connecting Gen-
erations Through Grandfriendships” was published 10
Michael Gervan new phone number.
years ago and is available on Amazon and Kindle. It
was written to encourage parents to make sure their
Steve Maron new email.
children have available grandparents or find safe,
kind elders, who live nearby, to bond with their chil-
Faigee Niebow new apartment number.
dren.
Jo Legat new email.
Interests:
I am an artist and love creativity in all forms. I am an
Bill Leibson new address.
alternative health person who enjoys poetry, books,
learning about other religions, and spirituality.
Jewish Activities:
Please Welcome BSTCs Newest Members:
Last year I became re-attached to Judaism in the Syn-
Brian and Eloise Clendenin
agogue in Key West. I’m happy to be a member of
Fredric Doppelt
Beth Shalom until April, and as I recover my health,
Gigi Haase
will join the Saturday morning Torah Reading and
Sy Kolman
hope to become more active.
Donna Rheingold
Claudia Stoopes
David & Martha Wolpert TEMPLE TIDINGS
Rabbi Roman’s Visit and Discussion Summary
Remember that for the most up to date addresses,
On Tuesday evening, February 12, 2019, Rabbi Nor-
phone numbers and emails, check our website and
man Roman presented “One Rabbi’s Thoughts About
notices of changes in the Shofar.
the Twenty-first Century Synagogue and the Jewish
Community” to a crowd of over 70 people at Beth
The new 2019 Membership Directory is currently
Shalom Temple Center. Rabbi Roman has been hired
available on the website. If you would like a printed
to be BSTC’s part-time Rabbi starting January 1, 2020.
copy, please contact Stacy in the BSTC office.
First he described his own background, and path to
the rabbinate. This was followed by an interesting
NEW MEMBER BIOGRAPHIES
and perceptive overview of how Jewish institutions
have changed in the last half of the 20th century, and
Helene Fields
the first decades of the 21st. Rabbi Roman concluded
Family background:
“the future is bright, the creativity is there, but we
I have 15 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren
don’t know the shape and content of Judaism to
from two marriages. My 4 siblings, our families and I
come”. He advised us that although some young peo-
travel to get together for great reunions.
ple may not like our way of practicing Judaism, this
doesn't mean they reject everything. The talk was
Professional background:
followed by questions, socializing and snacks. People
I taught elementary school in Chicago’s inner city,
enjoyed the evening and are now looking forward
was an assistant principal, and realized that the ear-
even more to Rabbi Roman and wife Lynne’s arrival in
liest years of a child’s life were the most important
Green Valley.
for all growth. My specialty was organizing and con-
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sulting for intergenerational programs. Grandparent
Israel Trip Notice
Support Groups became my late-life interest. I re-
Pastor Bruce Van Sickle of the Evangelical Free
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Church here in Green Valley attended Rabbi Roman’s
talk on Tuesday. While having refreshments, he ***
mentioned that he and his wife are leading a trip to April Bagel Breakfast Guests
Israel from June 1-12, 2019 and that he still has a Please join the leadership of the Jewish Federation
couple of openings. As he is a good friend to BSTC, and the Jewish Community Foundation at our April
he asked if we would let our congregation know, so Bagel Brunch to discuss first steps toward building a
an e-blast went out on February 15th. If you are in- meaningful partnership for the future.
terested in joining this trip, please contact Pastor
Bruce directly at the church 520-648-6781. ***
Passover Seder
*** Please join the BSTC family for Passover and enjoy a
Purim Celebration delicious Seder dinner cooked by our own Michel
Join your BSTC family for Purim! Celebration will in- Kouhana. See the flyer (below, on the website, and
clude reading of the Megillah, a potluck dinner and in the BSTC lobby) for more information.
homemade Hamantashen for dessert! See the flyer
(below, on the website, and in the BSTC lobby) for
more information.
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*** Suggestion Box—with Responses (NEW)
March Bagel Breakfast Guest Have you noticed the Suggestion Box in the temple
Please enjoy a reception with the artist, Marlene foyer? Approximately a year ago, some members
Burns, whose exhibit Sacred Intentions: A Personal brought to the Boards’ attention that there was no
Journey Judaic Painting Series currently graces the anonymous way for members to voice comments,
gallery immediately following the March Bagel suggestions or complaints. This was a valid point so
Breakfast. the Board authorized a box in the lobby, as well as
outside the main door. Both boxes are available for
6members’ submissions. You need not sign your name BSTC lobby, and there is a link on the website.
to your suggestion. Going forward, to show members Please contact Stacy in the BSTC office to submit the
that their comments are being read and taken seri- form, or with any questions.
ously, the President will address these in the Shofar
as timely a manner as possible. Please remember ***
that depending on the concern there may not be an Newsletter Updates
immediate response. Genie Gordon has resigned from the newsletter
committee. Thank you, Genie, for your participation
Suggestions submitted since the last Board study ses- and work on this committee. We appreciate you!
sion have been answered by the President (question/
suggestion; answer) and include the following: ***
A/C & Heater Thermostat Controls are LOCKED
1. BSTC Office times on newspaper ad were confus- BSTC Facilities Manager, Michael Benisch, has asked
ing. This has been addressed and new ads will that it be announced here that the air conditioner
feature the actual times that the office is open. and heater thermostats in the Sanctuary have been
2. No water cups at the drinking fountain. We do covered with locked boxes. This has been done to
not have a staff that can monitor the number of ensure the longevity of the HVAC units. Anyone who
cups at the water fountain. Even if we had a dis- needs to have the temperature adjusted for an
penser it would still need to be monitored. If you event, please contact Michael Benisch, or Stacy in
find there are no cups at the water fountain, and the BSTC office 520-648-6690, so this can be done
there is no one using the kitchen, feel free to get for you. Thank you!
some yourself. Simply go into the kitchen, turn
left, and there are cups in the right side bottom ***
cabinet closest to the refrigerator. If there is ONEGS
someone in the kitchen, ask them to please get THIS CHAIR IS OPEN. Please contact Ruthann Shapiro
some cups. at Ruthann.shapiro@cox.net to volunteer for this
3. It would be nice if all the engraved bricks in the committee. Any great Temple knows how to com-
memorial garden were in one area and were all bine the religious and social aspects of Temple life.
installed in one direction. The bricks were in- BSTC is one of the great Temples. At the conclusion
stalled so that they could be read by anyone walk- of the Friday night service we have an Oneg Shab-
ing into the memorial garden from the parking bat. The Saturday morning service concludes with a
lot. As there are two entrances from the parking light Kiddush luncheon. Each gives our members the
lot, there are two paths, each with approximately opportunity to "schmooze" while enjoying some
half of the engraved bricks. There is one brick by good food. Sponsorship is only $50. Multiple people
the fountain, and if that were turned around you can share the sponsorship. Both Onegs and Kiddush
would need to stand in the fountain to read it. luncheons can be customized per the sponsors re-
quest. To sponsor an Oneg or Kiddush luncheon
*** please sign up on the sheet on the wall next to the
NEW Live Calendar and Facility Reservation Form Fish Kitchen door at BSTC.
Les Bakke and Stacy have been working to update the
website, and have added a link to a live calendar. ***
Please check this calendar with regards to services, Who to Call?
programs, and committee meetings and events. In Do you need to let the congregation know about an
addition to allowing members access to the most up- important life event? If you have any prayer re-
dated information, the intention in providing this cal- quests, or know if any of our members are sick or in
endar will be to avoid scheduling conflicts. Going for- the hospital, please contact Jo Legat, chair of the
ward, Committee chairs will be asked to submit a Fa- BSTC Caring Committee.
cility Reservation Form in order for their event to be
included on the calendar. This form is available in the ***
7Memorial Tablet Space Our next exhibit will be by Harriet Ayer. Ayer’s exhib-
Perhaps you have noticed that our three Memorial it will be opening on April 5, 2019. Ayer is a new
Tablets are getting full. Many members are choosing BSTC member, who brings her talent to share with
to remember their loved ones with the purchase of us. “I’ve come late in my life (at age 60) to painting. I
nameplates that are mounted on the Tablets. As you fell in love with the medium of water color, which
may notice, the bottom of each Tablet bears an best accepts the blending of colors as well as the
inscription of the donor. movement seen in nature. Color and movement are
my favorite elements of art.”
The Temple Board is investigating the purchase of an
additional Memorial Tablet, the cost of which is We hope you can visit our gallery where exhibits will
approximately $8000. Would you like to memorialize be changing regularly.
a loved one in this special way? By donating the cost Marcia and Bev
of the Tablet, you may choose an appropriate
inscription to be placed at the bottom of the Tablet ***
to remember your loved one. LIBRARY
Notes from the Library
If you would like to discuss making this generous THE BSTC LIBRARY IS YOUR SOURCE FOR ALL SORTS
donation, please contact Joyce Finkelstein. OF INFORMATION!
*** Best-selling authors of fiction and non-fiction, hu-
mor, and biographies abound next to our great col-
Torah Study lection of religious material.
We are fortunate again this year to have Rabbi Miri
Fleming and Michael Mussman leading Torah We just acquired Michelle Obama’s book, BECOM-
Studies on an alternating monthly basis. If you look ING, a New York Times bestseller.
at the calendar of events, you will note who is
leading and when. For a change of pace, read Betty White’s new book,
IF YOU ASK ME. She is truly an icon and always gives
Each of these individuals adds their own perspective a good laugh.
about the Torah to that of the participants, thus
creating conversation. If you have never been to More seriously, the fascinating true-life story of a
a lively Torah Study, or it's been a long time, please child hidden during the Holocaust; the not always
join us. Unless there is a Saturday service, Torah good relationship these children had with their fos-
Study begins at 9:30 a.m. Ruthann Shapiro ter families. THE CUT-OUT GIRL by Bart van Es de-
scribes the anguish during the war and later in life.
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Look for all these NEW ARRIVALS on the cart as you
enter the library. And, ENJOY!
COMMITTEE REPORTS Linda Stein & Charlotte Brody
ART GALLERY
BSTC Gallery News ***
Marlene Burns Sacred Intention, a personal journey MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE NEWS
Judaic Series of Paintings, presentation by the artist BSTC Membership is on the rise, with many new
will be on March 3, 2019 at 11:30 a.m. following the members listed in the Member News & Updates
bagel breakfast. Burns will talk about the Hebrew section. All are encouraged to join committees and
prayers, psalms, proverbs and holidays and how they participate. If you have not yet done so, please come
are represented in her paintings. The paintings and and let Stacy take your photo for the next poster in
prints will remain on display until April 3rd. the lobby. Welcome to the BSTC Family!
8Send Us Your Photographs SOCIAL ACTION
For those members and friends who take pictures at Food Donations to the Green Valley Food Bank be-
any of our BSTC events, please think about sharing tween September 2018 and January 2019 BSTC has
them. We’d love to upload them to our BSTC Face- donated 139 pounds of non-perishable food items to
book page as well as our website photo gallery. Send the Green Valley Food Bank.
them to Mike Finkelstein and cc it to Danielle Wer- Tree of Life (or L’Simcha) Congregation Donations
nick, as well. Thank you. were collected during November and December ba-
gel breakfasts, and $205 was given to the Tree of
*** Life’s account to support the families directly im-
MEN’S CLUB pacted by this Hate Crime shooting.
The Men’s Club Gaslight Theater event is on March ADL No Place for Hate We continue to coordinate
13th at 7pm. Contact Dan Galitz for information. with the Phoenix ADL office to help them in expand-
ing their “No Place for Hate” program to include
*** schools in our local area. The Sahuarita Unified
SISTERHOOD School District Superintendent, Dr. Manuel Valen-
The Sisterhood Board meets the second Tuesday of zuela, has agreed to meet with the ADL Director to
each month at 10 a.m. at BSTC and all Sisterhood review their program. We are also working on the
members are invited. Continental School District Superintendent, Roxanna
UPCOMING EVENTS: Rico, to set-up a meeting with the ADL Director.
Sisterhood Shabbat Service on March 1st. Musical Nogales Immigrant Support during the SAC January
accompaniment by Marlys Fiterman, followed by 24th meeting we were briefed by Justine Schnitzler
Oneg sponsored by the Sisterhood. on programs supporting Nogales area immigrants.
Introduction to Memoir Writing An opportunity to School Supplies for Title I Students at Green Valley
get your creative juices flowing! On March 19th Continental School District donations are being col-
Sherry Hoffman-Blum will lead an introduction to lected to purchase school supplies for Title I (low in-
memoir writing—your way, from 10:30 until noon. come families) students in our local school district
Please bring a composition book along with a pen during February and March.
and colored pencils (if you have any). Lunch to fol- “Day of Thanksgiving” inter-denominational activity
low at a favorite restaurant. is a major project, and was the central focus of the
Field Trip to Desert Meadows Park On April 16th SAC January meeting. Our goal is to develop specific
we will meet at the park at 11:00. Bring a sack lunch plans, timelines, and assign volunteers to support
and beverage. A Master Garden Designer will be giv- this project.
ing us a talk and the history of this gem right here in Youth on Their Own Program is a Tucson based pro-
Green Valley, along with a tour of the garden. Do gram which also supports teenagers in south Pima
consider joining the Green Valley Gardeners, pur- and Santa Cruz counties, and provides support to
chasing a memory lock plaque, and walking the laby- homeless teenagers. We are relooking into this pro-
rinth created by BSTC member, Lenny Friedman. It gram which some of our congregation members
should be a beautiful spring event. have previously supported.
Whipple Observatory Tour On May 22nd we will Reminder: Beth Shalom Temple Center Congrega-
caravan from BSTC to the site. Meet up at BSTC park- tion members please remember when you visit
ing lot at 7:45 a.m. sharp! Admittance fee is $10. BSTC to bring a few non-perishable food items with
Lunch to follow at Wisdom’s Café in Tubac. RSVPs you to add to our donation basket by the main en-
are required to accommodate carpooling. Call Gail trance. All food donations go to the Green Valley
Norton no later than May 15th. Very important: Do Food Bank and are much appreciated.
not be late for the meet up as we need to be at the
Observatory bus stop no later than 8:30! ***
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9Happy Anniversary to:
Ceylon Kelly & Michael Kouhana 18-Mar
David & Wendee Levy 23-Mar
Harvey & Marilyn Beim 17-Apr
David & Donna Wyte 18-Apr
May you continue to celebrate your
anniversary with joy and good health!
Happy Birthday to:
Janet Kenigsberg 1-Mar
Kay Sobol 5-Mar
Dina Rosengarten 5-Mar
Rosalind Cooper 6-Mar
Gloria Clancy 10-Mar
Gary Melton 12-Mar
Ann-Marie Schaffer 23-Mar
Jack Vishner 29-Mar It has been determined that several names have
been missed under birthdays and anniversaries.
Jo Legat 30-Mar If anyone has been overlooked, and you have not
received an acknowledgement of it, please contact
Arnie Krohn 31-Mar the BSTC office.
Fil Ficks 4-Apr
Michael Benisch 6-Apr Missing BIRTHDAY for:
Frank Bertolino
Irene Miller 8-Apr Bud Heller
Carol Heller
Sara Benisch 9-Apr Cliff Shekter
Jean Shekter
Helene Feldman 17-Apr
David Steinberg
Carolyn Krohn 20-Apr
Ingeborg McDonald 20-Apr Missing ANNIVERSARY for:
Stuart (Bud) & Carol Heller
Donna Rheingold 23-Apr
Tim & Fran Orrok
David Wyte 30-Apr
10COMMITTEE CHAIR/CO-CHAIR
Aesthetics Tobey Gitelle
Art Gallery Marcia Wiener
“ Bev Lake
Bagel Breakfast Ricki Letowt
Book of Remembrance Suenette Maron
BSTC Shoppers Michael Benisch
“ Michel Kouhana
Building Reservations BSTC office
Caring-Mishpochah Jo Legat
Cemetery Ingeborg McDonald
e-Scrip Joyce Finkelstein
Event-Updates Jane Gold
Facilities Michael Benisch
Facebook Danielle Wernick
Finance Harvey Beim
Grants Eric Rautenberg
Historian Gloria Clancy
Hospitality Michel Kouhana
Library Linda Stein
“ Charlotte Brody
Jim Click Raffle Steve Abrahams
Memorial Board /Yahrzeits Joyce Finkelstein
Membership Mike Finkelstein
Men’s Club Dan Galitz
Mishaberach Jo Legat
Oneg OPEN
President Ruthann Shapiro
Programs Merle Sobol
Public Relations Mike Finkelstein
Ritual Ruthann Shapiro
“ Jo Legat
Security Dan Galitz
Shofar Jane Gold
Sisterhood Sue Cohen
Social Action Gary Melton
Tributes Amy Storer
Website BSTC office
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Beth Shalom Temple Center stamp
PO Box 884
Green Valley, AZ 85622-0884
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