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High Holy Day Schedule of Services
Saturday, September 1, 2018 Tuesday, September 18, 2018
6:00 pm ...... Selichot Program 7:30 pm ...... Kol Nidre Service
Sunday, September 9, 2018 Wednesday, September 19, 2018
7:30 pm ...... Erev Rosh Hashanah Service 9:00 am............. Family Service
9:00 am ............ Tot Yom Tov
Monday, September 10, 2018 10:30 am ......... Morning Service
9:00 am .......... Family Service 10:30 am........... Youth Program (K - 3rd grade)
9:00 am .......... Tot Yom Tov 12:45 pm........... Congregants Hour
10:30 am ........Morning Service 2:00 pm............. Afternoon Service
10:30 am.........Youth Program (K - 3rd grade) 3:15 pm............. Study Hour
12:45 pm.........Rosh Hashanah Reception 4:15 pm............. Yizkor & Concluding Service
1:00 pm .......... Tashlich at the Creek *Break Fast will follow at The Temple (see page 7)
*Young Adult Break Fast will follow,
RSVP to rabbishulman@templenashville.org
Friday, September 14, 2018 *reservations required
6:00 pm ...... Shabbat Shuvah
Sunday, September 16, 2018
2:00 pm ...... Memorial Service at The Temple Cemetery
Important New Information Regarding
This Year’s High Holy Day Services
This year we are offering satellite parking at the GJCC with shuttles running
regularly between there & The Temple, for more information see page 9.
We have added youth programing for kindergarten through 3rd graders that
will run in conjunction with our morning service........ see page 9.
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The Temple The Gift of Elul
5015 Harding Pike
This month we will begin to say goodbye to summer, start to put
Nashville, TN 37205
Phone: 615-352-7620 away our beach and pool towels and prepare for another school
Fax: 615-352-9365 year and Jewish year as the calendar will soon change. The Hebrew
www.templenashville.org month just prior to the Jewish New Year is called Elul. The sages of
our tradition gave us the gift of Elul as a time for sacred preparation
for Rosh Hashanah for reflection and renewal.The name of the month
Executive Staff (spelled Alef-Lamed-Vav-Lamed) is said to be an acronym of “Ani
Mark Schiftan l’dodi v’dodi li,” “I am my Beloved’s and my Beloved is mine,” a quote
Senior Rabbi................................. ext. 224 from Song of Songs 6:3, where the Beloved is God and the “I” is the
Rabbi Mackler Jewish people. In Aramaic, the word “Elul” means “search,” which is
Shana Goldstein Mackler appropriate, because this is a time of year when we search our hearts.
Rabbi.............................................. ext. 221
Elul is a period of cheshbon hanefesh – soul accounting. We are to take stock of our innermost
Rabbi Michael Shulman, RJE thoughts, desires, motivators, longings and compare them to our reality. We are to check in on
Director of Education & the way we treat others, what we are doing to improve our world and ourselves. We are to
Next Generation Programs...... ext. 233 connect deeply with the person we have always imagined we would be and consider the ways
David Davis..................Rabbi Laureate
in which we’ve fallen short during the past year. We seek out people we’ve harmed to ask
forgiveness. We make plans for how we will try to live differently and better in the upcoming
Tracy Fishbein New Year. We begin the process of setting our intentions for the New Year, a process that
Cantor............................................ ext. 226 will culminate on Yom Kippur
Bernard Gutcheon Some traditional practices during Elul include hearing the shofar each day from the first day
Cantor Emeritus.......................... ext. 234 of Elul (August 12th this year) until Rosh Hashanah. Psalm 27 is recited as a special psalm for the
month which teaches us the message of the entire Holiday season: that as Jews we are to hope in
Don Anderson God; and then we are to do everything we can to strengthen ourselves as if we were wholly left
Director of Finance.......................ext. 230 to our own fates, and then after, to continue to have hope still. This is familiar to us from our
Corye Nelson prayer book – “Pray as if everything depends on God, and act as if everything depends on us.”
Preschool Director...................... ext. 231 Elul sanctions time for the belief that we have the ability to turn the tide for the year to come
through our active work towards repair and building of our world. During Elul, we are to allow
Erin Zagnoev the good of our inner nature to win out over the impulses that distract from being our best
Director of Membership & selves. The shofar that is traditionally sounded every day of Elul serves as that wake up call.
Development................................ ext. 299
Some more modern ways to participate in Elul as a time of study and self-reflection,
growth and discovery that will help you begin shaping the year ahead, can also be
Office Staff easy engaging and fun. Many of these websites provide creative opportunities and educational
resources that will help make our Elul experiences truly meaningful.
Mitzie Russell
Executive Assistant to the Clergy & • If you would like a creative dose of Elul wisdom delivered to your inbox, sign up for a daily
Office Manager........................... ext. 292 email with thematically appropriate “stories, anecdotes, and introspections,” at
http://www.jewelsofelul.com. Past “Jewels” have come from President Barack Obama,
Mark Shepard Desmond Tutu, the Dalai Lama, Eli Wiesel, and Rabbi David Wolpe and others.
Facility Manager.......................... ext. 235
• If you connect with Judaism and God through nature, this post from the Institute for Jewish
Marjorie Zager Spirituality will provide you with inspiration for your observation of Elul.
Senior Services Coordinator..... ext. 237 http://www.jewishspirituality.org/tag/elul
• If you’d like to brush up on your knowledge of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, visit
Officers http://www.reformjudaism.org/jewish-holidays for information about the holiday’s histories,
customs, blessings, and more!
Joyce Friedman........................President • If your brain is organized according to hashtags, my friend and colleague, Rabbi Phyllis
Jimmy Marks.........Vice Pres./Treasurer A. Sommer’s Elul program is the one for you. For the past several years, Rabbi Sommer has
encouraged the world of social media to join her in exploring the themes of the holidays through
Stewart Perlman.....................Secretary
blogs, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and more! She has provides a theme for each day of Elul
and suggests that participants include #BlogElul and/or #ElulGramin their posts. Temple
members who post, please include #TempleNashville so that we can find your reflections!
http://imabima.blogspot.com/2018/
As we continue to prepare for the year ahead, we look forward to another meaningful and
good year together as a Temple family.
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President’s Message
By Joyce E. Friedman
Expanding Our Preschool to Meet a
Community Need & Grow Jewish Education
Our Temple is a thriving, growing congregation. So much so, that our Board of Trustees has taken
a positive step to meet those current needs, while also fulfilling one of the pillars of our recent
Endowment Campaign, growing Jewish education opportunities.
Joyce Friedman On May 15, 2018, the Temple Board of Trustees (BOT) approved the expansion of the Temple
Preschool’s infant care program, adding two infant care rooms to meet The Temple’s immediate need
for infant care by our growing young congregant demographic. This was my first board meeting as your President, and I was quite
pleased to have this first initiative in my presidential platform approved.
Why Expand our Preschool?
Demand Greater than the Supply. There were many sound reasons why the decision led to expanding our Preschool. The Temple
Preschool is highly sought after in the preschool community. Our infant class continues to have 20-plus children on the waiting list.
It is also becoming more and more difficult to serve the increasing number of Temple members and siblings applying for enrollment.
Gentrification in Nashville is forcing other infant care programs to close.
Fosters Relationships. Enlarging our Preschool facilities further helps the relationship between The Temple and our Temple Preschool.
When young families tour The Temple for membership, having a Temple Preschool is an attraction. And sometimes the young
families who join The Temple are members of the Preschool first.
Encourages Member Engagement. Our Temple’s Preschool also encourages member engagement. Temple members who are
parents, grandparents, and special friends of Preschool students attend Preschool’s Tot Shabbat weekly as well as Preschool special
events, such as Grandparent Shabbat, Passover Model Seder, and Thanksgiving pot-luck, to name a few.
Serves the Greater Community. Lastly, because the Temple Preschool is a premier preschool program in Nashville, we have many
non-Jewish preschool families who are learning about Judaism during their time there. By expanding our program, we are broadening
the opportunity for The Temple to leave a positive impression to the greater Nashville community.
Details about the Preschool Expansion
The expansion is extremely cost effective, utilizing existing classroom space that requires minimal upgrades to meet various code
requirements. Two classrooms will be renovated with only one room used initially, and the second room renovated in preparation
for future expansion. Fred Yazdian Construction Company was approved to handle the construction.
The initial one-room addition will accommodate eight more infants under the Temple’s care. This new expansion will help meet
all of our Preschool’s priority registration needs. Cost analysis performed justified expansion with a five-year rate of return on
investment through increased profits from the increase in student enrollments.
The first day of Preschool is August 6, 2018. The dedication of the new infant care rooms will be August 26, 2018.
Special Notes of Thanks
A special note of thanks goes to Preschool Director Corye Nelson for having the vision, foresight, and perseverance to make
this expansion a reality. She has been brainstorming with the Preschool Advisory Committee on ways to meet the needs of our
community since she began her career as our director in 2010.
(continued on page 6)
The Congregants Hour Book Arrives in Late August!
Dr. Stewart Perlman
has worked diligently to preserve these wonderful, meaningful and
inspiring messages shared by the members of our Temple on the
afternoons of Yom Kippur over the past three decades.
He will share his reflections as the editor of this work during services on
Friday, August 24th at 6:00 pm
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Sh aring
B’nai Mitzvah
Anke Stein Evan Michelle Weiss
August 4, 2018 August 11, 2018
at 11:00 am at 11:00 am
Anke was born in Nashville on September Evan was born in Los Angeles, California
9, 2005. She is the daughter of Jena Schmid on August 10, 2005. Her parents are Ethan
and Greg Stein, and the granddaughter of and Miriam Weiss, and her grandparents are
Paul and Joan Schmid of Two Rivers, Gerald and Edna Purer of Tennessee and
Wisconsin and Rob and Carol Stein of Nashville. Steven and Marsha Weiss of California.
Over the last year, Anke has worked in a volunteer For her mitzvah project, Evan has been working with rescue
capacity for Love at First Sight, Murphy Road Animal animals.
Clinic, Meals on Wheels, and Nashville Food Project. Evan is in the 8th grade at West Wilson Middle School and her
Anke is in the 8th grade at Martin Luther King Junior special interests include computers, music, dancing, and crafts,.
Magnet School. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time
with family and friends, being silly, having a good laugh,
traveling, enjoying good food, and playing drums.
Jackson Schneider Eliana Moshe Gorden
August 25, 2018 September 22, 2018
at 11:00 am at 11:00 am
Jackson Schneider was born in Boca Raton, Eliana was born on August 22, 2005 in
FL on June 18, 2005. His parents are Rachel Nashville. Her parents are Lee and Joan
and Jordan Schneider and his grandparents Gorden. Eliana is the granddaughter of Phillip
are Judi and Steven Schneider of Boca Raton, and Vivian Gorden of Bethesda, Maryland and
Florida, Karen Salvage of Hollywood, Florida; and the late Stuart Catherine DeWitt of Tucson, Arizona.
Salvage. For her mitzvah project, Eliana has been working with Second
For his mitzvah project, Jackson volunteered this past Harvest Food Bank as well as the Nashville International Center
winter at the LP PENCIL Box during teacher shopping nights. for Empowerment, and Conexión Américas. By helping with
The LP PENCIL Box collects donated supplies and distributes some of the most fundamental needs of these populations at
items throughout Metro Nashville Public Schools, as well risk including nutrition and education, Eliana hopes to help new
as allowing MNPS teachers to shop for free supplies once families establish themselves safely and comfortably in
a semester. Jackson will continue to collect donated supplies the Nashville community.
throughout the 2018-19 school year. Eliana is in the 7th grade at Linden Waldorf School. She enjoys
Jackson is in the 7th grade at University School of Nashville. most all outdoor activities in nature and she is also an avid reader,
He enjoys playing ice hockey, golf, watching his Chicago sports viola player, and actor in local theater productions.
teams, and spending time with his family and friends. Jackson’s
summers are spent at his second home, Camp Timberlane for
Boys in Woodruff, WI.
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Our Lives
B’nai Mitzvah
Connor O’Neil Lilly Faye Kraemer
September 29, 2018 October 20, 2018
at 11:00 am at 11:00 am
Connor was born in Nashville on November Lilly Faye was born on September 22, 2005
9, 2005. His parents are Michael and Heidi in Atlanta, Georgia. Her parents are Janelle
O’Neil and his grandparents are Mickey and and Erik Kraemer. Lilly’s grandparents are
Donna Mandel of Denver, Colorado and Paula Hazel Kraemer of Columbia, South Carolina,
O’Neil of Durango, Colorado. Dr. Elihu Kraemer of Orlando, Florida, and Dr. and Mrs. Howard
For his mitzvah project, Connor has been interested in S. Yager of Atlanta, Georgia.
helping at the local humane society and rescue shelters to care For her mitzvah project, Lilly Faye has selected Holocaust
for animals in need of a loving family. Awareness and the Belle Meade Plantation, and plans to do
Connor is in the 8th grade at Montgomery Bell Academy. In education programs in coordination with Sharon Paz at local
his free time, Connor enjoys playing basketball, lacrosse, snow middle schools.
skiing, water skiing, and hanging out with his friends. Lilly Faye is in the 7th grade at St. Bernard Academy. She plays
the piano and viola, and enjoys reading, traveling, riding her bike,
going to sleep away camp in Maine, gardening, making flower
arrangements, basketball, cross country, tennis, and horseback
riding.
Amalia Serkin
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
October 27, 2018
are right around the corner!
at 11:00 am Come stop by the
Amalia Serkin was born on October
27, 2005 in Brooklyn, New York. She is
the daughter of Kimberly Greenberg and
The Temple Gift Shop
Christopher Serkin. Amalia’s grandparents One-stop
shopping for all
are Joyce & Mel Greenberg of Worchester, Massachusetts, your Judaica
John Serkin of Santa Fe, New Mexico; and Lucy Gratwick of and holiday needs.
Marlboro, Vermont.
For her mitzvah project, Amalia is working to provide food Candles, Platters,
Mah Jongg
and supplies to homeless shelters in Vermont (where she Bags & Accessories,
spends the summer) and Nashville. and More!
Amalia is in the 7th grade at University School of Nashville Items from
and in her free time she enjoys rock climbing, playing piano and Gary Rosenthal,
euphonium, making art, and horseback riding. Emanuel, Quest,
Michael Aram,
and Alicia Kelemen
If The Temple is Open...The Gift Shop is Open!
We accept cash, check and all major credit cards
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Caring Connection
New Members Congregational News
Welcome to the following new members, Mazel Tov to . . . .
we are so glad you joined our Temple family! Felicia & Joel Abramson, on the birth of their
Felicia & Joel Abramson baby boy, Tobi Harris, on June 6th.
Tobi Jodie Rosenblum and Dylan Hawes-Glynn
Emily & James Davis on the birth of their daughter, Louisa Elke Glynn, on May 17th.
Louisa’s grandparents are Terry & Bernie Rosenblum
Walt & Hugh
Miriam Weiss & big sisters Evan and Noa who welcomed
Cassia Kisshauer baby Owen Ray on July 16th.
Gail Steiner & Roger Levine Leslie Sax in honor of the birth of her granddaughter,
Lee & Rilla Margot Annika Sax on June 20th.
Caitlin & David Reichstein Laura Heiman & Leon Bellan on their June 16th wedding.
Monica
Judy and Steve Lefkovitz in honor of the wedding
Ruth & Neil Smith of their son, Jay Robert Lefkovitz, to Jennifer Sue Reiner,
on March 24th.
Sincere Sympathy Maria & Bernie Pargh, in honor of the marriage of
The Temple family extends condolences to their daughter, Amanda to William Chase Atkins on June 9th.
those who have recently lost loved ones Amanda is also the granddaughter of Eugene Pargh.
Tracy Fishbein (Glenn Turtel) on the loss of her mother, Renette Corenswet for earning the Order of the Lion
Terry Fishbein Award from the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) International
Shari (Eric) Green on the loss of her step-father, Albert Klein, Jr.
Fraternity, in honor of her many years of love and support to
Sherry (Grif) Haber on the loss of her sister, Fern Weisman the fraternity, especially its chapter at Vanderbilt University.
Erica (Billy) Jacobs on the loss of her father, Mitchell Weinstein
Cindee Gold for earning an Athena Award nomination
Lori (Dennis) Scott on the loss of her brother, Dennis Jenkins from the League of Women Voters, which celebrates women
Barbara & Gary Tamkin on the loss of their granddaughter, leaders and their impact to shape better communities.
Laylani Rose-Tamkin
Laura Rosenbauer for receiving the Ruach (spirit) Award
from the JFS, in recognition of her outstanding contributions
(President’s Message.......continued from page 3)
to the President, board and the organization.
Additional Praise in Supporting this Effort Goes to
Jessica Turk who was recognized for her work on
Preschool Advisory Contract Review
The Violins of Hope segment that was featured in
Committee Committee
Tennessee Crossroads on WNPT.
Co-Chairs, Jamie Brook & Chair, Steve Shapiro
Mollie Perry Member, Jimmy Schulman The Temple’s Book of Remembrance
is now being compiled for the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur.
Budget & Finance Security Committee
Committee Chair, James Mackler You have received a donation form in the mail.
Chair, Cathy Werthan Co-Chair, Stan Kweller Please return it no later than August 10th
If you have any questions, please call
Building & Maintenance
The Temple at (615) 352-7620, or you may contact
Committee
Chair, Bob Nemer Betsy Chernau or Sally Wolfe.
Co-Chair, Bobby Rosenblum We are eager to help you in any way we can.
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High Holy Day Babysitting
The Temple will offer High Holy Days babysitting ONLY
for the following services: Erev Rosh Hashanah, Rosh Hashanah Morning, Kol Nidre & Yom Kippur Morning
for the children of Temple members up to age 5 for a nominal fee of $10.00 per child, per service. Our goal is to
provide the kind of care you expect for your children. To do so, we need your cooperation.
The size of our membership and the increased demand for this service, as well as our desire to provide
well-organized, safe care for the children, require that the following procedures be followed:
1. Parents must be attending services in The Temple 3. Children arriving without a reservation will not be able
building. to remain in the babysitting area.
4. Please pack a snack or other items your child may need
2. Babysitting is by reservation only, space is limited.
during the babysitting times.
(The deadline for Erev Rosh Hashanah & Rosh Hashanah
Morning Service is September 5th & the deadline for Reservations may be made by mailing in your check or by
Kol Nidre & Yom Kippur Morning Service is September 12th). emailing preschool@templenashville.org.
No exceptions! We will need to know the ages of your children
and the services you will be attending.
The Temple Family’s Annual
Rosh Hashanah Reception
will be hosted by The Temple Officers & Clergy at The Temple
following the Morning Service on
Monday, September 10th
New members and long-time members alike are cordially invited to
celebrate the New Year at this annual Rosh Hashanah gathering.
Break the Fast
(Reservations are required, please rsvp.)
Mark your calendars now & plan to Break the Fast with your Temple community on
Wednesday, September 19th immediately following Concluding Services.
This has become a Temple tradition and is enjoyed by all who participate.
The cost is $15.00 for adults and $5.00 for children under 12.
Your check is your reservation (received by Friday, September 14th)
and should be mailed to: 5015 Harding Pike, Nashville, TN 37205
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Attention! Attention! Attention! Attention!
High Holy Days
Important Information
Please ... Drive Slowly l Do Not Park on the Grass l Please Carpool ... Follow Directions
Parking and Security for the High Holy Days
Each year, congregants for High Holy Day services are greeted at The Temple by uniformed officers and professional parking
attendants. Security this year will be provided through a combined effort of public and private personnel who are familiar with
our Temple buildings and grounds. The usual procedures will be in place for security, traffic control and member
safety. Please note the following very important items:
1. Leave for services earlier than usual in order to arrive in advance of service time. There are two entrances to The Temple.
Drop-off is available only at the glassed-in-foyer entrance for those who need it.
2. Limited overflow parking will be available on the Belle Meade Plantation property and satellite parking will be
available at the GJCC.
3. If you park at the Plantation, we ask that you enter by way of The Temple parking lot but exit only from the Belle Meade
Plantation exit on Leake Avenue following services.
4. The Temple driveway will be one way during our largest services. Please follow the posted signs that will direct you around
the building. The traffic controllers will direct you as to where and how to park and exit. Please do not try to back into
parking spaces, this causes traffic to back up. Your patience will be greatly appreciated!
5. Additional disabled & elderly parking will be available close to the building. Look for signs.
6. Please remember no parking is allowed on Bellevue Drive W. and Bellevue Drive S. Over the past few years
the Belle Meade Police Department has towed cars. BE WARNED, we cannot interrupt services to announce
imminent towing.
A Reminder About Seating
Sanctuary, chapel, and auditorium seating will be in place to accommodate over 1,200 members and guests to each of the
services for the High Holy Days. As in the past, there are no tickets required for entry into the services, nor is there reserved
seating.
We ask your cooperation through the direction of the ushers and staff in helping to maintain the dignity and decorum of our
services. Please help them by adhering to a few simple but very important rules:
1. You may not save seats in the sanctuary except for the driver while he/she is parking. If you wish to sit together, you may gather
in the foyer and enter together or you may save a few seats in the chapel or auditorium.
2. Please do not leave empty spaces between you and the person next to you. It is critical that we fill all available seating so that
everyone who wants to attend can be accommodated.
3. A special seating section will be available for the convenience of persons with physical disabilities.
4. No one may enter the sanctuary, chapel or auditorium when the congregation is standing. The staff knows when to seat latecomers.
Entry will be through the auditorium and chapel doors only, so as not to disturb services in progress.
5. Please be considerate of others while waiting in the foyer prior to the start of the next service. If you arrive early, we ask that you
wait quietly. The noise from those waiting can easily be heard in the sanctuary. The speakers in the foyer area will enable you
to listen to services in progress.
6. So that everyone is assured of having a prayerbook, kindly return yours to the ushers and staff in the lobby at the end of the
service. If you own a copy of the Gates of Repentance prayerbook, we encourage you to bring it.
Some people find the temperature in the sanctuary can fluctuate
during services.We recommend you bring a wrap or other
garment to ensure you’re comfortable throughout services.
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Satellite Parking for the High Holy Days
Due to the decreased availability of parking spaces at Belle Meade Plantation ...
This year we are offering satellite parking at the GJCC.
Shuttles (3) will be running on the following schedule:
Erev Rosh Hashanah - 6pm until the service is over
Rosh Hashanah - 9am to 1pm
Kol Nidre - 6pm until the service is over
Yom Kippur - 9am to 5pm
To insure your safety, security & Temple personnel
will be located at the GJCC.
Please feel free to contact The Temple with questions.
Gordon Jewish Community Center • 801 Percy Warner Blvd.
High Holy Day Youth Programs
The Temple’s Youth Programs are held simultaneously with our Rosh Hashanah Morning Service,
10:30 am-12:30 pm and Yom Kippur Morning Service, 10:30 am-12:30 pm. These programs are open to all Temple
youth, K-3rd grade. For safety and security purposes, registration is required. Space is limited.
Drop off begins 30 minutes before the service and pick up is at the conclusion of the service.
You can register your children online at www.templenashville.org
$15 per child includes a talented staff, creative programming and snacks.
Questions? Contact Rabbi Shulman at The Temple
Children will be grouped by age/grade and will participate in interactive, age-appropriate
creative experiences for the High Holy Days.
Some activities will include: Sing songs • Create arts and crafts projects • Taste some delicious foods
Hear the sound of the shofar • Experience the themes of the High Holy Days through prayer
• Learn new rituals from around the Jewish world
• Explore issues such as self-improvement, living according to Jewish values, repentance, and reflection.
It’s a Knitzvah!
Sunday, September 30th at 2:00 pm
The Temple’s W.E.L.L (Women Engaged in Living & Learning)
invites all knitters, crocheters, and anyone who just wants to learn
how to knit a simple scarf to provide for the homeless women who are a part of the
Room in the Inn during the cold winter.
Join us in the Sukkah at The Temple to the enjoy the company of women engaged in living & learning.
Refreshments will be served!
Please RSVP to Rabbi Mackler at rabbisgmackler@templenashville.org
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West End Clergy Group Panel Discussion
Join us at The Temple as Rabbi Schiftan leads the discussion on
Jon Meacham’s optimistic message for a divided America in his newest book
The Soul of America: The Battle for Our Better Angels
The following Tuesdays
at 7:00 pm
September 25th • October 30th
Jon Ellis Meacham is a former Executive Editor and
Executive Vice President at Random House. He is
a contributing writer to The New York Times Book
Review, a contributing editor to Time magazine,
and a former Editor-in-Chief of Newsweek.He is
also the author of several books including his 2009 Pulitzer Prize winner, American Lion: Andrew
Jackson in the White House.
Selichot Sunset Cruise
Saturday, September 1st at 6:00 pm
Space is Limited, Reservations Required
Join Rabbi Schiftan & Cantor Fishbein for
a relaxing trip down one of
Tennessee’s best known rivers.
Contact Mitzie to reserve your spot or
for more information
(615) 352-7620 or
mitzie@templenashville.org
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
Lunch with the Rabbi 6:00 PM Bat Mitzvah
Summer Session Shabbat Service Anke Stein
9:30 AM
Thursday, August 16th Chevrah Torah
at 11:30 am 11:00 AM
Shabbat Service
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
3:00 PM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 6:00 PM Bat Mitzvah
Preschool Parent Orientation Coffee & Kleenex Coffee & Kleenex Shabbat Service Evan Michelle Weiss
4:00 PM
11:30 AM 9:30 AM
High Holy Day
Golden Lunch Bunch Chevrah Torah
Choir Rehearsal
7:00 PM 11:00 AM
Social Action Committee Shabbat Service
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
4 :00 PM 10:45 AM 6:00 PM 9:30 AM
Executive Committee Adult Hebrew Family Service Chevrah Torah
11:30 AM
11:00 AM
Lunch with the Rabbi
Shabbat Service
Summer Session
4:00 PM
Preschool Advisory
Committee
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
2:00 PM
11:30 AM Bar Mitzvah
Mazel Tones
Golden Lunch Bunch Jackson Schneider
HHD Rehersal
6:00 PM
4:00 PM Blue Jean Shabbat and 9:30 AM
Investment Committee Congregant's Hour Book Chevrah Torah
Presentation
7:00 PM 11:00 AM
Board Meeting Shabbat Service
26 27 28 29 30 31
8:30 AM 12:00 PM 6:00 PM
RS Teacher Orientation Women's Torah Study Blue Jean Shabbat
1:30 PM
Preschool Dedication
Save the date for our first ever
Legacy Society Event.
This reception will honor all of our members who have included The Temple in their estate plans.
Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 4:00 pm
If you have left The Temple in your estate plans,
please let us know so that we can thank you for your generosity and include you in our invitation list.
For more information about this event or about creating your Jewish Legacy and joining our Temple Legacy Society, please contact Erin Zagnoev at (615)352-7620.
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Next Dor Sukkah Celebration!
for Jewish Young Adults and Interfaith Couples Ages 22-40
9:30 AM
Chevrah Torah
Thursday, September 27th at 7:00 pm 11:00 AM
Shabbat Service
RSVP to Rabbi Shulman at
6:00 PM
rabbishulman@templenashville.org or (615) 352-7620 Selichot Sunset Cruise
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
10:00 AM
11:30 AM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 9:30 AM
Labor Day Preschool
Golden Lunch Bunch Madrichim Orientation Women's Torah Study Chevrah Torah
Grandparents Shabbat
7:00 PM 6:00 PM 11:00 AM
Social Action Committee Shabbat Service Shabbat Service
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
4:00 PM 12:00 PM 6:00 PM 9:30 AM
Erev Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah
Executive Committee Women's Torah Study Shabbat Service Chevrah Torah
4 PM Preschool 11:00 AM
Advisory Committee Shabbat Service
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
8:45 AM
12:00 PM 6:00 PM Bat Mitzvah
New Student Kol Nidre Yom Kippur
Women's Torah Study Blue Jean Shabbat Eliana Gordon
Buddy Breakfast
3:00 PM
9:30 AM 9:30 AM
Temple Office &
Religious School Chevrah Torah
Preschool Close
11:30 AM 11:00 AM
Picnic Lunch Shabbat Service
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
7:00 PM 6:00 PM
9:30 AM 7:00 PM 4:15 PM Bar Mitzvah
Sukkot Next Dor Sukkah Family Simchat
PAGE Soul of America Mid Week Hebrew Connor O'Neil
Celebration Torah Service
4:45 PM
9:30 AM Temple Office & 11:30 AM 9:30 AM
4th Grade
Religious School Preschool Closed Lunch with the Rabbi Chevrah Torah
Hebrew Orientation
5:15 PM
10:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:00 AM
Dinner in the Sukkah for
Sukkah Decorating Women's Torah Study Shabbat Service
4th-7th Grades
6:00 PM
Post Con
30
9:30 AM
Religious School
Conversion Conversation Lunch in the Sukkah
11:00 AM
Conversion
Sunday, September 30th at 11:00 am
Conversations
2:00 PM
We are delighted to start a new season of study and community.
It's a Knitsvah/W.E.L.L. Please RSVP to Rabbi Mackler at RSVP to rabbisgmackler@templenashville.org
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
11:30 AM 4:15 PM 11:30 AM 6:00 PM 9:30 AM
Simchat Torah
Golden Lunch Bunch Mid Week Hebrew Lunch with the Rabbi Shabbat Service Chevrah Torah
Temple Office & 7:00 PM 6:00 PM 12:00 PM 11:00 AM
Preschool Closed Social Action Committee Post Con Women's Torah Study Shabbat Service
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
9:00 AM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM 11:30 AM 7:00 PM 9:30 AM
Mah Jongg Tournament Executive Committee Mid Week Hebrew Lunch with the Rabbi Shabbat Service Chevrah Torah
6:00 PM
9:30 AM 12:00 PM 10:00 AM
NO Post Con
Religious School Women's Torah Study Tot Shabbat
Fall Break
4:00 PM
11:00 AM
Preschool
Shabbat Service
Advisory Committee
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
9:30 AM 11:30 AM 4:15 PM 11:30 AM 6:00 PM Bat Mitzvah
NO RS - Fall Break Golden Lunch Bunch Mid Week Hebrew Lunch with the Rabbi Family Service Lilly Faye Kraemer
7:00 PM 6:00 PM 12:00 PM 9:30 AM
Board Meeting Post Con Women's Torah Study Chevrah Torah
11:00 AM
Shabbat Service
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
9:00 AM 4:15 PM 11:30 AM 6:00 PM Bat Mitzvah
Blood Drive Mid Week Hebrew Lunch with the Rabbi Blue Jean Shabbat Amalia Serkin
9:30 AM 12:00 PM 9:30 AM
6 PM Post Con
PAGE Women's Torah Study Chevrah Torah
9:30 AM 11:00 AM
Religious School Shabbat Service
11:00 AM
Conversion
Conversations
28 29 30 31
4:15 PM
9:30 AM 7:00 PM
Special Halloween Social
Religious School Soul of America
Action Project
10:30 AM
Consecration
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Celebrating Tem
Patron
Denise Alper Julie & Bo
Phyllis Alper Heidi & John
Dana & Greg Averbuch Gary & Kim
Arlene & Jerry Averbuch Rae & Bru
Larry Averbuch Melanie & D
Dorothy & Ray Berk Daniel H
Ann Bernard Gail Ja
Stacy & Bruce Beyer Nancy & Raym
Julie & Frank Boehm Leslie & Howa
Betsy Chernau Marvin Kr
Clare & Robin Clarke Elaine & G
Lauren & Michael Cooper Judy & Steve
Annette Eskind Randi & Ra
Donna & Jeff Eskind Shana & Jam
Laurie & Steve Eskind Patty & Ji
Lori & Brad Fishel Emily
Royce & James Fishel Barbara & T
Lisa & Rick Forberg Frances & A
Lynn & Scott Ghertner Leslie & Sco
Gretchen & Randall Goldstein Suzy & Stewa
Special ackno
Eskind ~Moses families& Best Brands, Mike Weber &
Gi
Heidi & Ron Addlestone Ellen Dansky Missi & Steven Greil Wilma
Susan & David Alexander Barbara & Tom Davis Todd Friedenberg Gary Gutow Meryl & Ke
Felicia & Ken Anchor Tish & Ben Doochin Joyce & Donald Friedman Dottie Haber Glenda &
Judy & Al Baer Beth Tannenbaum & Harris Gilbert Pat & Wayne Halper Janet & Rich
Lynn & David Barton Carl Dreifuss Cindy Stone & Sandra & Steven Hecklin Marilyn &
Liz & Mike Berger Beth & Tommy Ducklo Mark Glazer Risa & Drew Herzog Heloise Wer
Leah & Larry Berman Jill & Dan Eisenstein Lori & Ed Glenn Mindy & Kenny Hirt Jeff K
Lisa & Tommy Bernard Amy Eskind Felice Apolinsky & Betsy & Seth Hoffman Ter
Tricia & Jamie & Billy Eskind Joe Gigante Shirley & Lapidus Fr
Eric Blumenthal Julie Eskind Tara & Ben Goldberg David Horowitz Linda L
Judy & Jared Book Lynn & Art Fleischer Paula & Larry Goldberg Margie & Matt Horwitz Judy & Lewis
Jamie & Jeremy Brook Doris Fleischer Martha & Fred Goldner Erica & Billy Jacobs Sally L
Betty Cohen Nancy Flexer Michele Goorman Elise & Herb Jacobs Ellen & D
Terri Cohen AMJ FOUNDATION Gwen & Frank Gordon Ellen & Kenneth Jacobs Dede L
Esther & Roger Cohn Joyce & Gil Fox Bernice & Joel Gordon Amy & Mark Jarman Nancy Lo
Lanie & Bill Cook Marilyn & Henry Foyer Shari & Eric Green Mary Jones Robb Mc
Regina & Alan Cooper Carol & Gary Fradkin Lisa & Brad Greenbaum Brendi Kaplan Leslie M
Kathryn & Mike Chernau Leslie Klein & Ralph Greenbaum Jamie & Peter Katseff Leon
Rebecca & Mark Freedman Carolyn & Lin & Jay Kayser Dorothy &
Drew Cunningham Jeffrey Greenfield Sheila & Ste
The Temple appreciates the generosity of so many p
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mple Leadership
n Gifts
ob Gordon Mollie & Bobby Perry
n Hassenfeld Betty Lee & Howard Rosen
m Heiman Sylvia & Mickey Salomon
uce Hirsch Rudy Saperstein
Douglas Hirt Harriet & Mark Schiftan
Horwitz Suzanne & Jimmy Schulman
acobs Joan Shayne
mond Jacobs Lisa & Michael Shmerling
ard Kirshner Lisa & Stephen Small
ronenberg Barbara & Larry Speller
Gus Kuhn Elise & James Straus
en Lefkovitz Dana Strupp
alph Levy Lottie Strupp
mes Mackler Lisa & Alan Turk
im Marks Tracy Fishbein & Glenn Turtel
y May Jeanne Ballinger &
Ted Mayden Irwin Venick
Alan Mazer Betty Werthan
ott Newman Cathy & Tony Werthan
art Perlman Sally & Larry Wolfe
owledgement to:
& Branches, Joe Friedman & Music City Tents & Events
ifts
Koenig Joel Morris Brenda & Sally Simon Sy Trachtman
eith Kraft Julie & Bob Neaderthal Bobby Rosenblum Gloria & Manuel Sir Jessica Turk
Lee Kraft Wendy & Jack Neinken Brenda & Anna & Martin Sir Barbara Turner
hard Krebs Martha & Robert Nemer Jerome Rosenblum Amy Smith Jessica & Daniel Viner
& Ted Krick Jim Nichols Marissa & Ben Russ Carol & Roy Smith Karen & Howard Weil
rthan Kuhn Cheryl Guyer & Missy & Phil Russ Nan Speller Sue Weinstein
Kuhn Neil Osheroff Diane & Bo Sacks Cathie & Fran & Steve Wolf
rry Lana & Franklin Pargh Gerry Sadow Harvey Sperling Julie & Jay Yalowitz
reudenthal Joan Raskin Arlene & Howard Safer Kendra & Simon Spilkin Susan & Jeffrey Zager
Latter Sarah & Ben Raybin Leslie Sax Carrie & Bruce Sprintz Marjorie Zager
s Lefkowitz Carolyn & Linda & Alyse & Charles Sprintz Jennie & Brad Zagnoev
Levine Barrett Rosen Melvin Schlanger Patti & David Steine Erin & Greg Zagnoev
David Levy Eddy & Bill Rosen Sheila Schott Patty & Jerry Stelmaszak Barbara & Bud Zander
Lipman Emily & Daniel Rosen Barbara & Patti & Andrew Straus Linda & Barry Zeitlin
oventhal Holly & Eric Rosen Andy Schwarcz Mary & Paul Stumb Beth Zeitlin
cCluskey Ellen & Michael Rosen Sandy Schwarcz Dianne & Craig Sussman Alice Zimmerman
McGinn Gayle & John Rosen Quin & Josh Segall Richard Tabor
n May Terry & Charlotte Seloff Jackie & Howard Tepper
Jack Miller Bernie Rosenblum Goldie & Mark Shepard Alyssa Trachtman
ephen Moltz Sylvia Shepard
people for their contributions to our annual fundraiser!
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...and even more Fall 2018 - www.templenashville.org - 615-352-7620 ~ page 17
Be a Part of the Action!
Social Action at The Temple Please join us for upcoming Social Action meetings. Our committee meets in the Temple Library.
Tuesday, August 7th • Tuesday, September 4th • Tuesday, October 2nd at 7:00 pm
For more info contact Jared Book (jaredlbook@gmail.com) or Stephen Moltz (stephenmoltz@bellsouth.net)
Yom Kippur Food Drive
September 18th & 19th
Jews share a sacred duty to accept responsibility for the vulnerable people in our
midst. Hunger exists in America and it exists right here in our own backyard.
1 in 4 children in the state of Tennessee is food insecure and in Middle Tennessee
alone. 31 percent of the people Second Harvest serves are children. The Temple
Social Action Committee is proud to sponsor our Yom Kippur Food Drive every year!
There are 2 ways to donate to our drive:
1) Bring non-perishable food items in a bag or box on Yom Kippur.
*No glass. No expired or damaged items.
2) Write a check to Second Harvest Food Bank and mail or bring it to The Temple.
Food should be brought to The Temple on Yom Kippur.
Please put your donations on your car trunk or beside your car and we’ll pick them up.
Coat and Warm Clothing Drive
Collecting from October 19th - 28th
This year we will again be collecting children’s coats, mittens, scarves and gloves, and adult coats.
Adult items will go to the Room in the Inn. Children’s items will go to the Martha O’Bryan Center.
Please bring your donations to The Temple any day during these dates.
We Need Your Donation Every 2 seconds someone in
the U.S. needs blood.
at The Temple Blood Drive! About 44,000 pints of blood
are needed in the U.S. every day.
Sunday, October 21st Almost everyone will know
From 9:00 am ~ Last Appointment 1:00 pm someone in their lifetime who
*It takes approximately one hour to donate has needed blood.
Problems or questions?
Contact Peako at peako.jenkins@gmail.com
(205) 915-8505 Or
Give blood. Give life. Brian at brianbauer247@gmail.com
(847) 858-1088
A t t e n t i o n S e n i o r s !!!
Medicare Prescription Plan Review
will be held at The Temple on
Sunday, November 18th from 12:00 to 3:00 pm
Dr. Bob Neaderthal & Judy Book FNP, will review the medications
you take and help select the plan best suited for your needs.
Bring your prescriptions...you will be seen on a first come, first served basis.
The review will take approximately 10 minutes.
Can’t make it to the review?? Dr. Neaderthal will do your review over the phone! For details, call The Temple at (615) 352-7620
Keep Those Pull Tabs Coming In!
The Social Action Committee is collecting these for the Ronald McDonald House, which uses them to fund their services
for families of seriously ill or injured children receiving medical treatment at Nashville area hospitals. Please place your pull
tabs from soda, beverage and soup cans into the container located by the door near the Library.
page 18 ~ Fall 2018 - www.templenashville.org - 615-352-7620E xperience I srael with R abbi S chiftan
Beginning Labor Day Weekend 2019
Unique Hotels
Private Small Vineyard Visits & Tastings
Farm-to-Table Chef
Delicious Food
Restaurant Adventures
Artist Studios and Gallery Explorations
Contact The Temple at (615) 352-7620
to find out more about this exciting opportunity!
Family Trip to Israel
T H E T E M P L E C O N G R E G AT I O N O H A B A I S H O L O M O F N A S H V I L L E
FA M I LY T R I P T O I S R A E L • L E D B Y R A B B I S H A N A M A C K L E R
Led by Rabbi Mackler Second Harvest
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Help out at a crucial time for
JUNE 10-20, 2019 our Middle Tennessee Food
Bank by sorting food with your
FROM $3,999 LAND ONLY congregational family.
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HIGHLIGHTS We hope to collect tons of food
A journey of inspiration, education and connection
From biblical hospitality to world-renowned chefs: Eat and
for Yom Kippur and will need help
drink the Israeli way sorting it out so it can get to the
From agriculture to cyber-culture: Explore the past, experience
the future
people who really need it!
Outstanding tour educators
Israel in style: Superb hotel and travel arrangements RSVP to The Temple at
Quality service and seamless logistics
(615) 352-7620
TO L L F R E E 8 8 8 - 8 1 1 - 2 8 1 2 | S e a rc h o n a r z awo r l d . co m fo r m o re d e t a i l s
Fall 2018 - www.templenashville.org - 615-352-7620 ~ page 19Religious School by Rabbi Michael Shulman
Welcome Back!
August 19, 2018 Saturday, September 29, 2018
1:00 -5:00 PM 1:00-4:00 PM
7 Grade B’nai Mitzvah Class at Adventure Park Nashville
th
Congregational Food Sorting at Second Harvest
August 26, 2018 Sunday, September 30, 2018
9:00-1:00 PM 9:30-11:30 AM 1st Grade Family Program
Teacher Orientation
Sunday, October 7, 2018
September 5, 2018 7 -12 Grades to GJCC for Jewish Film Festival
th th
4:30-6:00 PM
Sunday, October 14, 2018
Madrichim Orientation
No Religious School – Fall Break
Sunday, September 16, 2018
Sunday, October 21, 2018
9:30-11:30 AM
4 Grade Social Action Project at Heroes
th
First Day of Religious School
New Student Buddy Breakfast Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Family Picnic at 11:30 AM 4:15-6:00 PM
7 Grade B’nai Mitzvah Class
th
Sunday, September 23, 2018
9:30-11:30 AM Sunday, October 28, 2018
Religious School and Sukkah Decorating 10:30-11:30 AM
1st Grade Consecration Service and Celebration
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
4:15 PM First Day of Hebrew School Wednesday, October 31, 2018
4:15 PM 7th Grade B’nai Mitzvah Class Special Halloween Social Action Project
6:00 PM First Day of Post-Con No Post Con
5:15 PM Dinner in the Sukkah for
4th-7th Grade Families after Hebrew School
Saturday, October 13th at 10:00 am
Come help us celebrate Shabbat for children up to 6 years
old and the big people who love them!
We’ll have songs, crafts, a story, and yummy treats!
page 20 ~ Fall 2018 - www.templenashville.org - 615-352-7620Preschool by Corye Nelson
All the “NEWS” in Preschool
The preschool is excited to be gearing up for a new school year. As we continue to strive to provide the best learning
environment for our youngest citizens, our preschool is excited to announce the following new initiatives for the 2018-2019 school
year.
The Addition of a Classroom:
As mentioned in the President’s Message, we are adding a new Infant classroom to our preschool. It is beautiful and allows
us to better meet the needs of The Temple members and currently enrolled families who need infant care.
A Collaborative Approach:
Our 3, 4 and 5 year-olds are going to be part of a new classroom approach. The Simcha & Shalom classrooms will be
working together to expand the children’s learning opportunities by collaborating together throughout the day.
The Pre-K classroom will provide three different learning environments from which the children can choose. There will be
an outdoor classroom, a traditional classroom, and a learning lab.
In each of these collaborative relationships, children will gather together for a morning meeting for music and discussion
and then the children will choose in which learning environment they want to spend the remainder of the day. Through this
approach, we send children the message that we respect them as individuals with unique interests and learning styles and we offer
increased opportunities for small group work.
The Addition of an Atelier:
Our studio spaces are continuing to improve each year. This year we are taking a giant leap in our focus of the educational
opportunities that art exploration provides. As our studios become more of an intentional learning space we move from a
traditional studio to an Atelier.
“Since the late ‘60s in the municipal preschools of Reggio Emilia, each school has a space called the atelier and the figure of
the atelierista, a “teacher” with an arts background. In this way, the expressive and poetic languages became part of the process by
which knowledge is built.
The Atelier thus becomes the place of research, invention, and empathy, expressed by means of “100 languages,” which
extend beyond childhood to include adulthood up to advanced age.” [reggiochildren.it]
We are thrilled to have our first Atelierista on staff for the 2018-2019 school year. Make sure to visit The Temple’s art
gallery (in meeting rooms A & B) throughout the year to see displays and documentation of our children’s work in the Atelier.
Coffee and Kleenex Grandparents Shabbat
at The Temple Preschool Friday, September 7th at 10:00 am
Monday & Tuesday
August 6th & 7th at 9:00 am
Is your child going off to Preschool for his or her first time
this year? Whether you are shedding tears of joy or sorrow,
feel free to join The Temple Preschool for some coffee, fruit,
and pastries after you drop your little one(s) off to their
classroom.
Stay to swap stories with other parents who
have gone through those first-day jitters. Make sure to invite your grandparents to a
very special Shabbat Service filled
There will be plenty of kleenex! with fun and music!
Fall 2018 - www.templenashville.org - 615-352-7620 ~ page 21Kaddish will be recited in Memory of these loved ones . . . .. . .
August 3 & 4 August 10 & 11 August 17 & 18 August 24 & 25
Alma R. Appelbaum Michael Abrams Rebecca Berman Sarah Abrams
mother Ira Esfir Olshanitsky Arbitman Robert Blum Jr. Harvey Amster
Richard & Maureen Appelbaum Manuel S. Averbuch Eileen Book son-in-law
Max Benowitz Annette Berman Martin Davis Janice Krohn
Miriam E. Bloomstein David Berman Charles Denbo Reba Blum
Edwin Charles Convoy Bernita Brown brother Libby Buchman
Rachel Daneman wife Dede Lipman Jonathan Brian Cohen
Aaron Elterman James Brown friend Joe Copple
Jane Eskind friend Fred & Martha Goldner Fanny Karsch Dresner
Dorothy Fallon Fred & Martha Goldner Marilyn Dicker Hillel Feiner
Fanny Farber Lahela Jacobson Cohn Frank Edelmon Fred Frederick
Oscar Fishtein Esther Daltrop Janice Forberg Alan Sims Gaynor
Max Joseph Gichner David Feinstein Keith Frank Morton Ginsberg
Harold Marcus Hecht Ethel Friedman Marcia Frank Marsha J. Grant
Charles C. Hobbs Lynn Cassen Goddy Theresa C. Goldberg Peter Grant
Solomon Hyman Arthur Lee Goldner, MD Jeanette R. Gorden Max Hiller
Morris Jacobs son mother-in-law Walter Huebner
grandfather-in-law Fred & Martha Goldner Sam Hirshberg Oscar Israel
Rudy Saperstein Maurice Goldstein Manuel Gorden father
Hans Karlsruher Paul Goldstein father-in-law Renette Corenswet
Rhoda Opin Kates Ben Gordon Sam Hirshberg Harriette Katz
Morris Kraft father Raye Ann Greenbaum Sara Lefkovits
father Joel & Bernice Gordon Isaac Hirshberg Beckie Steinau Leichtmann
Keith & Meryl Kraft grandfather Isaac Karnowsky Joseph H. Levy
Trish & Shelly Krizelman Gail Jacobs Sidney Kay William S. Lipman
Hannah Kroll Fernand Haber Marlene “Penny” Klubeck brother-in-law
Marcus S. Kronberg Shirley Haber Louis Kornman Dede Lipman
Bess Holzman Levis Arnold Haber Jr. Sam Levy Joseph B. Lowenheim
Helen Lieberman husband Lottie Fisher Lightman Frances Lusky
A. Maurice Loveman Dorothy Haber Milton Lockenbach Morris Marcus
Dorris S. Loventhal,Jr. Ida Hirshberg Isaac Lowenstein Arthur Metzger
Stanley Luboniecki grandmother Audrey Malin Benjamin Samuel Meyer
Rose S. Olshine Charles & Dorothy Hirshberg Florence Gates Marx Norma Morris
Wendy Gail Perling Sam Hirshberg Paul R. Michael mother
Ben Perlman Oscar Jones Rose Milrod Elaine & Edward Eskind
uncle Max Kirshner Fedora Jonas Newfield mother
Stewart & Suzy Perlman Ike J. Kuhn Fannie Garber Paplanus Alyse & Charles Sprintz
Josephine Russ great-uncle Harry William Pfeifer Mary Ann Jess Neel
mother Gus & Elaine Kuhn Norman Propper mother
Phil & Missy Russ Naomi Lundin Rose Rabinowitz Perry & Donna Neel
Meyer Salzkotter mother Abe D. Rosenbaum Rose Shub Osheroff
Harry Lipman Samuels Madelyn & Stewart Kresge H. Leo Schwartz Cindy Pomerantz
Nancy L. Schoenfield Herbert Nash Yvette Sebelist Rudolf Schneider
Lawrence Stuart Scott David E. Palet Julius Silberman Agness Schwartz
Louis Sear father-in-law husband David M. Shapiro
Selwyn Silverman Ruth Palet Elaine Silberman Charles Teitelbaum
Jerome Kuhn Small Eli Perlman Louis H. Small Fred Turk
Samuel Stein uncle Ruth Trent John Uhlmann
Malvin Fisher Steiner Stewart & Suzy Perlman sister Benjamin Weinger
Sherron Weinberger James Harold Queyrouze Shelia Schott Sol B. Weise
Doris Woller Maurren Rosin Jack Urtnowski Harry Zeitlin
Anna Ilene Salvage brother Pauline Zimmerman
Eleanor Floersheim Seligman Madelyn & Stewart Kresge
mother Rose W. Weil
Gretchen & Randall Goldstein Anna Heiner Weinberg
Ida R. Shanker grandmother
Morris Wachs Fred & Martha Goldner
Joseph S. Weinstein Elisa Weisman
Dietrich Westfield Mary Jane Werthan
Max Westfield aunt
Sally Rothschild Zander Joan Shayne
Ernest Zwald Henry Zalman
Kathryn Zander
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August 31 & September 1 September 7 & 8 September 14 & 15 September 21 & 22 September 28 & 29
Victor Abeles Harriet Alperin Harry S. Blum Rivah Alexander Reuben Balfus
Eleise Rich Bauman Milton Barnett Richard Clarke grandmother David Benis
mother Daisy Marx Bernstein Marjorie Ellis David & Susan Alexander Sam Bittner
Joyce & Donald Friedman Milton Book Randall M. Falk, MD Ludwig Boehm grandfather
Charles Julian Bloch Bessie G. Brandt Hannah Krohn Feierman Rosalie Cantor Jacqueline & Howard Tepper
Avern Joseph Bloom grandmother mother-in-law Morris David Cohen Stuart Blankstein
Otto Bluh David & Kay Raybin Janice Krohn Melvin Seymour Cohn Marion Caplan
Evelyn Giles Brooks Frieda Caplan Irvin Gary Florman Frances Cypress Peggy Cohen
Bruce Buchman Myra Cohen Bobbie Hirshberg Fox Alexander Alvin Davis William Cohn
Margie Cavalier Bronya Cohn sister Alfred S. Ehrenwald Grace Cooper
Marvin Lee Churney Alexander Cooper Charles & Dorothy Hirshberg Marc Feldman Ellise Falkoff
Abe J. Cohen father Sam Hirshberg Sanford Herschel Franklin wife
Dora Epstein Cohen Mort & Hannah Cooper Esther Frockt uncle Julius Falkoff
Sarah Copple Dorothea Deutscher Goldie Green Jan Liff Dianne Gilbert
Jo Ellen Scott Couch Ann Dubrov Ida Edith Greenberg Lillian W. Gilbert wife
Roslyn Wiener Dembsky Harry Dubrov mother Arnold Hartman Harris A. Gilbert
Jeanette Rifken Denbo Ruth Finkelstein Rhoda Cooper Harold Hassenfeld Judy Goldberg
mother Meyer Werthan Frank Harriet Harris Joy Karr Eugene Greener, Jr.
Dede Lipman Gertrude Freidenburg grandmother Elsie Cohen Kraft Louise Brooks Katzman
Sarah Miller Feinberg Rita Garfinkel Jessica & Daniel Viner mother Jerry Klein
mother Marilynne Ginsberg Martin Jacobson Lee & Glenda Kraft father
Linda Miller Eleanor Goodman brother Lois Hainsfurther Kuhn Sheri & Bob Warnke
Eva Garfinkle Maxwell Gould Richard & Ardis Jacobson mother Nathan Klein
Sandra B. Goldstein Judith Weinstein Halpern Sadie Kravitz Jeffrey Kuhn father
Ann Graber sister Nina Franklin Liff Beverly Lefkovitz Ann Klein
Julius Haber Betty Lee & Howard Rosen mother Beatrice Leibovitz Ruth Meyer Evans Krisel
Gerald M. Halprin Albert Hodes Jan Liff Ada J. Levy Parke Levy
Ben Herman Esther Jacobs Sydell Little Abe Lipshutz son
Marshall Karr Robert G. Lawrence sister Madeline Magid Leon Levy
Esther Klein Fannie Marx Levy Marilyn & Ted Krick Moe Perlman Jeannette Lewis
Phyllis Kleiner Raphael Z. Levy Gertrude Loskove father grandmother
Rudolph Levy Simon Joseph Lewis aunt Stewart & Suzy Perlman Suzanne & Stewart Perlman
Estelle Lewinthal Rabbi Julius Mark Raymond & Etta Zimmerman Abram Pushin Nathan Magid
Mitchell S. Magid, Jr. Ester Wyman Mazer Albert Rosenthal Marks, Jr. Isadore Schulman father
Goldie K. Meyer Max I. Miller Miriam Mersky Benjamin A. Silverman Bonnie & Douglas Small
Harold Moise Meyer Morris Hilda Miller Lily Levy Simon Janis Levine Music
Charles Lyon Morris grandfather mother Sylvia Sprintz Emanuel E. Oury
Gladys Kornman Myer Elaine & Edward Eskind Carol & Gary Fradkin mother grandfather
Cecelia Oppenheim Alyse & Charles Sprintz Irene Miller Charles & Alyse Sprintz Emanuel Doyne
mother Jacob Oppenheim Norma Neaderthal Sophie Stein Elizabeth Maer
Lynn & David Barton Eva Ossoff mother Helen Stover Birdie Lehman Pear
Hannah Palmer Leo Polen Elise & James Straus Jane Mayer Straus Britt Pounds
Dorothy Parker Edward Frank Rudderman sister mother Sidney L. Raskin
grandmother Samuel S. Schaffer Fred & Martha Goldner James & Elise Straus Bertha Rosenblum
Susan & David Berck Sandee Schreiber Reta Guttman John Strupp mother
Rose Rosenblum Eugene Shavlan Blanche Norris Elliott Winner Jerome & Brenda Rosenblum
Minnie L. Rosenfeld George Spiegel Muriel Prescott Shirley Zuckerman Maude Rosenfeld Samuels
Albert Roth Anna Broffman Spiesel Hannah Berner Raskin Martin Schott
Victor Schreiber grandmother Charles Leonard Robinette, Jr. husband
father Barbara Turner Sarah Schwartz Sheila Schott
Cindee & Michael Gold Alfred I. Straus, Jr. Karen Silien Adelyne Benjamin Scott
Edward Shea father Bob Webber Eleanor Sewell
Edith Star Tamkin James & Elise Straus Sylvia Wilker Ernest A. Sonnenfield
Bernard Tepper Simon L. Streiffer great-uncle
Celine Thomas Isaac Tugendrich Frank & Barbara Ghertner
sister Adrienne Zager Dorothy & Jack Miller
Isabelle Cohen sister Maurice Harold Tamkin
Charles Vick Sally & Lawrence Wolfe Martin Zeitlin
Harry Vise Julian M. Zander Helen Klein Zuckerman
Theresa Weil Solomon Zimmelman
Morris Weiner uncle
Bernard M. Weinstein David & Susan Alexander
Yolande R. Wiener Max Zuckerman
Florence Eskind Zucker
Fall 2018 - www.templenashville.org - 615-352-7620 ~ page 23Kaddish will be recited in Memory of these loved ones . . . .. . .
October 5 & 6 October 12 & 13 October 19 & 20 October 26 & 27
Walter Casteel Abraham L. Appelbaum Robert Abrams Bernard Anchor
father father Abraham Alper father
Donna & Perry Neel Richard & Maureen Appelbaum Gerald Averbuch Ken & Felicia Anchor
Goldie Figlarz Judith H. Blanton Fannie Benowitz Ida Bernstein
mother sister Julia Berk mother
Felicia & Ken Anchor Susan & David Alexander Ida Weinstein Bloch Gloria & Manuel Sir
Miriam Fihn Ilse Boehm Danelle Weinbaum Brown George Roger Burrus
Mina Fine Rachel Wechsler Brooks mother Murray Cohen
Fred Gold William Camp Burrus James Brown husband
father Robert Eskind Manuel S. Cassen Isabelle Cohen
Laurie & Steven Eskind brother Beatrice Cohen Ike Denbo
Sy Goldman Edward & Elaine Eskind mother father
Fred Goldner Sr. Paul H. Flexer Henni Cohen Dede Lipman
father George J. Fox David Dockman, Sr. Claire Flash
Fred & Martha Goldner Ester Freeman Amanda Farquharson Norman Ginsberg
Reta Guttman Rabbi Julius S. Goldhammer Leon Gilbert Ida Weinberg Goldner
Madelyn Haber Ruth Gorham uncle mother
Clarence J. Hellman Eugene Greener, Sr. Harris A. Gilbert Fred & Martha Goldner
Jacob Hirshberg Kathryn Gutow Madeline Blum Goldberg Reta Guttman
grandfather wife mother Irving Gutcheon
Charles & Dorothy Hirshberg Gary Gutow David Goldberg Charles B. Hanks, III
Sam Hirshberg mother Herman Greenberg brother
Adolph Jonas Jessica & Daniel Viner father Susan & David Alexander
Anna Korman Ralph R. Holzman, MD Rhoda Cooper P.D. Hodes
Leonard Kornman Samantha Cortney Jacobs Gail Goodman Greenfield Elizabeth Elterman Jacobs
Abe Krivcher Lothar Katz Ruth Griggs Samuel Karlin
uncle Robert Keenan William Kirshner uncle
Raymond & Etta Zimmerman Reba Jean Kraft father-in-law Dorothy & Charles Hirshberg
Robin Kurtzman mother James Brown Ailene Caplan Kessler
niece Keith & Meryl Kraft Maisie Klein Lydia Weille Kornman
Marilyn & Ted Krick Trish & Shelly Krizelman Pamela Kuhn Rebecca Bigler Kornman
Frank Mazer Mildred Levy wife Irving Kroch
Alice Moses Tillie Lindy Jeffrey Kuhn Jack W. Kuhn, Sr.
Samuel Ruben Newman Ethel G. Marks Max May father
father Maurice Ocker Betty Molkner Jeffrey Kuhn
Scott & Leslie Newman father William Neaderthal uncle
Dorothy Ocker Judy & Joe Barker father Gus & Elaine Kuhn
mother Gladys Putzel Elise & James Straus Bill & Emily Kuhn
Judy & Joe Barker Leon Ruben Eva Katz Newman Hyman Kweller
Philip Roseman Ruby Rubin grandmother Mollie Lewis
Louis Rosenfeld mother Scott & Leslie Newman mother
step-father Sheila Schott Madeline Lipschutz Pargh Isabelle Cohen
Roger & Esther Cohn Joseph H. Schaffer Beverly Perlmutter Jack Lindy
Alvin Salomon Morris Frank Schwartz sister-in-law Adele Kirshner Pilsk
father Joseph H. Unobskey Sam Hirshberg sister-in-law
Mickey & Sylvia Salomon brother Samuel Riven James Brown
Rita Shmerling Martha & Fred Goldner Dorothy J. Rose Freda G. Richmond
Hans Herman Strupp Leah Rose Werthan Cecile Schultz Eli Rosen
Dr. Albert Weinstein mother David Steine Joseph Schultz
father Joan Shayne father Lucille Sibulkin
Betty Lee & Howard Rosen Barbara Wiles Peggy & Dudley Richter Helen Simon
Anna Strupp Edward Snyder
Fran Tarlowe Cecile Teitelbaum
Kathlyne Yellin Eva Blum Magid Wittcoff
sister Jacob Zimmelman
Jerome & Brenda Rosenblum grandfather
David & Susan Alexander
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