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May / June 2019 Nisan ~ Iyyar ~ Sivan 5779
Member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
Introducing COS 2019-2020 Officers
Pictured left to right: Steven Hornik, Rachel Gebaide, Debby Gendzier, Lorraine Kessler & Vicky Hajdenberg
Pictured left to right: Bre) Spector, Nina Oppenheim, Andy Rosen, Lisa Levin & Marcy Kast
Friday Evenings: 7:30 p.m. Baruch ata Adonai elohainu melach
Saturday Mornings: 9:30 a.m. ha-olam asher kidshanu bemivotav,
viieevanu l’hadlik ner shel Shabbat.
Daily Minyan:
Mon-Fri at Jewish Academy Praised are you, Lord our God, King of
of Orlando Chapel: 7:45 a.m. the universe, who has made us holy by
Sunday: 9:00 a.m. at COS your commandments and commanded
us to light the Sabbath candles.
Haveirim Y’karim – Dear Friends –
How often do you make it to services? Whether it’s DID YOU KNOW
Shabbat, a Festival, or High Holidays – eve or day of –
...that you can reach
how frequently do you come to the synagogue to join in
Rabbi Rubinger
community?
on-line?
Answers will range from “almost never” to “all the Rabbi@ohevshalom.org
time,” and everything in between. And every one of
those answers is a good one.
Congregation Ohev Shalom Bulletin
I know it may seem strange for a rabbi to say that “almost never” is a good Published bi-monthly by
Congregation Ohev Shalom
answer to the question of how often someone attends a synagogue service. 613 Concourse Parkway South
But Ohev Shalom is a diverse community with diverse interests and needs, Maitland, FL 32751
and our job is to meet all of them, if we possibly can. 407-298-4650 • Fax 407-636-4080
Of course, why you come (or don’t come) to services is vitally important to
us, too. If you’re an “almost never” – or even “once in awhile” – service-
goer because you don’t feel comfortable or engaged or inspired, we want to
know about that. Our recently revamped Jewish Life Committee (formerly
known as the Ritual Committee) has been hard at work in developing ideas
for parallel and alternate services and looking for ways to tweak our
existing service formats, if and as needed.
Jewish liturgy is a remarkable unifying force. The mat’bei’a shel t’filah
(“signet-ring of prayer”), the central core of Jewish prayer, has remained
essentially the same for millennia. Because of that, a Jew can walk into a
synagogue anywhere in the world, at any time, and be a full participant in
the service. No amount of oppression or expulsions have been able to
disrupt that.
At the same time, from its earliest stages of development, Jewish prayer
has had room for innovation, personalization, and evolution. The music of
the service, for instance, often reflects the particular region where a
community lives. The nusah (musical mode) of Ashkenazic Jews sounds
distinctly different than that of Sefardic Jews. Moroccan communities have
their own melodies, as do Yemenites and others.
Emergent Jewish communities in far-flung parts of the world like South
America and Africa bring their own unique flavors. Here in the U.S.,
contemporary melodies have found their way into the liturgy as well. The
core of Jewish prayer may remain essentially unchanged, but we have also
been constantly reinventing it all along. What’s more, Jewish prayer can *Past President
happen almost anywhere – in a synagogue, to be sure, but also in a park, on
MEN’S CLUB PRESIDENT
the beach, in someone’s living room. Neal Blaher & Steven Herman
The Jewish Life Committee is looking for your input, whether you’re an SENIORS CLUB PRESIDENT
Jerry Leibman
“almost never” or an “all the time” service-goer, or anything in between.
SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT
Look for an upcoming survey…or you share your thoughts with me any Linda Wallerstein
time.
EDITORIAL STAFF
L’shalom, Steve Brownstein Debbie Bornstein
Tracey Levy Meryl Poweski
David
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
One perk of beginning my sec- many different levels. I want to thank the co-
ond year as president of Con- chairs Barbara Chasnov, Roz Fuchs, and Sara Stern
gregation Ohev Shalom is that I for the idea and overseeing all the planning and
can invoke tradition when details and Nina Oppenheim, for overseeing the
writing my bulletin articles. In major gifts and silent auction.
my first bulletin article last
I would also like to thank Men’s Club, Sisterhood,
year, I provided a copy of my remarks to the con-
and the Seniors for your commitment and support
gregation as I embarked on the presidency. And
of Congregation Ohev Shalom in all that you do.
in that same vain below are the remarks I provided
Though the school year isn’t over quite yet I want
to those who a!ended our congregational annual
to thank Amy Geboff and all the teachers for all
meeting this past April 14th.
that they do, it is always heartwarming to see the
I truly believe the strength of our synagogue is a
building filled with kids on Wednesdays and Sun-
direct result of the commitment of our members.
days and to see them all embrace their Judaism. I
Your questions and suggestions have helped to
want to thank Rabbi Kay and Rabbi Rubinger, and
keep me in line this year, and I as I expressed last
Cantor Robuck for everything they do from lead-
year when I first addressed you, my primary goal
ing Shabbat services, to planning and leading the
was not to screw things up, I think in that respect I
High Holy Day services, to leading Shiva minyans,
have succeeded.
and everything else in between. I want to thank
It is actually quite amazing to me how quickly this Steve Brownstein for keeping this place running
year has went and I wanted to thank everyone on and keeping me sane. I want to thank Eddie,
my board for all your hard work and dedication, Grubb, and Normandi for all their hard work, con-
for all your advice, for reminders you sent me stantly changing this building from one configura-
when I forget something or procrastinated to long tion to another. I want to thank Sonia and her staff
about something, it really is because of all of your for all the meals they’ve prepared and overseen, to
hard work that this year has been a success. keep us all satiated after every service, meeting, or
event. I want to also thank Meryl, Kelly and Maria
Another incredible success this year was our Gala
- the people who actually keep this place going, for
and I would like to thank everyone who sponsored
all your hard work and dedication to Congregation
it, bought tickets for it, worked on commi!ees, etc.
Ohev Shalom.
for the Gala honoring Rabbi Emeritus Rubinger. It
was such a great weekend and successful on so (President continued on page 6)
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MESSAGE
In the last 2 issues of the Bulle- 7. I will need to hire a lawyer. There are many
tin, I wrote about the Life and Legacy gift vehicles that don’t require hiring an
Legacy program that Ohev Sha- a!orney. Consider making COS a beneficiary of a
lom has been participating in. In portion of your life insurance policy or retirement
this issue I want to borrow from fund. This can usually be done with a phone call
another Jewish Federation in the United States and and signature, no a!orney necessary.
offer you a Top 10 list.
6. I won’t get to decide what happens to my gift.
Top 10 Legacy Giving Myths: Even though you won’t be here to see the impact
your legacy gift will be making, you can pre-
10. I already give money annually. Thank you so
determine where your dollars will go and how
much! Regular giving to our Yom Kippur appeal,
they should be spent. You don’t have to restrict
the Gala or to any one of our many funds is an im-
your gift though.. sometimes general funding is
portant part of how COS keeps its doors open. But
just the thing that Ohev Shalom needs.
what happens to COS when you are no longer here
to make that gift? A legacy gift can help ensure 5. If Ohev Shalom dissolves, so will my money. It
that your support continues, even when you can’t is hard to predict where any of us will be in 20, 50
a!end the Gala or donate to the appeal. or 100 years. If this concerns you, you can indicate
that you would like your gift to go to a particular
9. I don’t want the publicity associated with Leg-
cause.
acy Giving. We want to thank those who have
made a legacy commitment. Publishing a list of 4. My kids are ge,ing all my money. Every parent
legacy society members can inspire others to par- wants to make sure their kids are well taken care
ticipate in this important program. But if you’re of. Consider leaving just a portion of your estate to
not the kind of person who wants everyone to charitable causes. A gift like this will leave your
know about your generosity, you can choose to children with both financial support and an ethical
remain anonymous. lesson in the importance of building a be!er world.
8. Only seniors can leave a legacy gift. Seniors are 3. I might need my money. It’s true, you might.
an important and influential group, but any per- And it’ll be there for you if and when you do. This
son—no ma!er their age—can plan to support the type of gift represents what you want to give once
causes and organizations they cherish after they you are no longer here to need your assets.
are gone. If you have assets, you’ll want to be the
2. I want my money to go where it’s most needed.
one to decide how they should be divided.. at any
If you have a mission that you’d like to accom-
age. (Exec Dir continued on page 6)
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COS Sisterhood
SISTERHOOD NEEDS YOUR ATTENTION AND tance will be gratefully appreciated. Please give
ASSISTANCE… me a call if you are interested in helping. It is a
true MiAvah.
College Outreach is sponsored by Sisterhood and
Men’s Club. We send packages to our university Out next two events will be very exciting as we
students twice a year. The first package arrives at look forward to them each and every year. The
the High Holidays and the second package at Pu- Mahj Jongg Tournament is May 5 and the end of
rim. The students receive a box of goodies along the year Fashion Show is May 14. The fashion
with a greeting le!er from Rabbi Kay. What a show is sponsored by SteinMart.
wonderful gift and it has been very well received.
Come on out, register for these events and I am
I am personally asking for volunteers to lead and positive you will have an absolutely fabulous time.
to also assist on this commi!ee. I know there are
With my hugs,
parents out there with students in college and we
Linda Wallerstein
would not want your child to not receive this
954-295-2467
package that brings them close to home. Even if
you do not have children at college, your assis-
President (continued from page 3) Exec Dir (continued from page 4)
One of the things that I think speaks volumes plish, Congregation Ohev Shalom can help you
about Congregation Ohev Shalom is just how plan your legacy gift around accomplishing that
much stuff goes on here - and yes, I know we could mission. Contact me at execdir@ohevshalom.org to
be doing more to address certain demographics get started.
and we will be trying again this upcoming year to 1. I have to be a millionaire to leave a legacy. The
do just that. Just think about this past week (From beauty of legacy giving is that you can make a gift
April 10th – April 14th) - we had Joseph and the of any amount of your estate. Your gift is your leg-
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat performance with acy and your legacy should live on!!
actors and actresses’ from 4th - 12th grade, and it
Should you have any questions or would like to
was amazing. The next day we served as the ven-
discuss making a Legacy gift to Ohev Shalom,
ue for Freedom Song, contrasting the Passover Se-
please contact me by phone or e-mail, ex-
der with the slavery of addiction, it was an incredi-
ecdir@ohevshalom.org.
bly meaningful evening. Friday saw our USY
Thank you, in advance, for considering a Legacy
youth heading out for their regional convention,
gift to Congregation Ohev Shalom.
followed by Shirei Shabbat, followed by regular
Shabbat services. Yesterday in addition to normal L’Shalom,
Shabbat services we also had the Shabbat Morning Steve
Family Experience, and later this afternoon we will
If you would like to be a volunteer on the ʺMA’ ASIM
be having the last senior’s event of the year. It is TOVIM PROJECT” team (cooking and serving for the
truly remarkable what takes place at COS and I am homeless) or if you have any questions about
Ma’Asim Tovim, don’t hesitate to e-mail or call me.
so proud to be a part of this amazing community. Thanks so much, Shirley Michael 407-644-3496 or
shirley_michael@icloud.com
Whether you were able to be at the annual congre-
gational meeting or not, I wanted to help you to
understand the very many ways your membership
can affect others that you may not have known
about.
Lʹshalom,
Steven Hornik
Youth and Family Education
From Amy Geboff, Director of Youth and Family Education
It is hard to believe that the Friedman, Eric Geboff, Ellen Zollman, Lori
school year is almost over. Brenner, Debra Hoffen, Rob Slavkin, Desi
Kitah Zayeen/7th grade Rotenberg, Judy Shujman, Rachel Slavkin,
graduation will be May 15 and Michelle Silver, Sivan Goldberg, Cantor Robuck
the last day of school for the and Rabbi Kay.
rest of the school is Sunday,
Todah Rabbah to our Early childhood programs
May 19. It truly takes a village
staff: Nina Fine, Vicky Countess, Sharon Weil.
to offer the many social,
Todah Rabbah to our youth staff: Rebecca Reichel,
cultural and educational programs that take place.
Jen Berenson, Alexa Luongo, Marissa Koplo, Ellen
I am grateful to the many people who are
Zollman.
involved. Hakarat Hatov, is the Hebrew for
gratitude and literally means “recognizing the Todah Rabbah to all the members of the education,
good.” I want to recognize all of the good people youth and family commi!ees. Special Todah
who have made this year a success. Rabbah to chairpeople, Alaina Andino-Wilder,
Lorraine Kessler, Erika Siegel. Marcy Kast has
Todah Rabbah to Tracey Levy for being a true
been the Youth and Family Vice President and her
partner in the work we do. There is nothing that
term is ending. Todah Rabbah Marcy for being
she can’t do or is not involved with and I know I
one of my greatest cheer leaders and an incredible
would not able to do my job without her
support. We welcome Lorraine Kessler as the new
Todah Rabbah to our amazing teaching staff:
Youth and Education Vice President. I look
Be!y Monroe, Ivy Wolfe, Melissa MoskowiA,
forward to continuing to work with Lorraine.
Sarah Segal, Shula Levy, Sindi Ackman, Nirit
Todah Rabbah to Lisa Sholk and Ellen Zollman for
Peles, Sari Greenstein, Elice Greenberg, Lori
offering the wildly successful Kugel Konnection.
Zollman, Marla Rosen, Isaac Berger, Janet
(Youth continued on page 8)
Education (continued from page 7)
Open House at Hebrew school for the
Todah Rabbah to our Wednesday snack ladies, month of May. Visitors are welcome to
Shirley Michaels, Vivianne Flax, Merle Bellinkoff come and see us in action. Children can
and Susan Levenson. spend the day at school, parents can
Todah Rabbah to Meryl Poweski, Eddie Rivera, schmooze with committee members
Jon Grubb and Normandi Tapia for all of the and staff.
behind the scenes support you provide to all of
boards will be installed. Register at this link
our programs.
for dinner and to be an Oneg sponsor h!ps://
Mazel Tov to Max Geller on being elected USY
www.ohevshalom.org/event/shabbatkavod2019#
Mercaz Subregional Secretary.
We look forward to MACHANEH OHEV 2019
Mazel Tov to Shaina Smith on being elected USY
June 3-7. Our theme is “We Are Family” focusing
regional Communications Vice President and
on what a family is, taking care of each other,
selected Executive Vice President.
where are we from and our homeland and our
Mazel Tov to the new Kadima board: Jonah legacy and Dor L’Dor from generation to
Podberesky, President and Vice Presidents, generation. Each day includes swimming and
Andrew Spector, Mia Arace and Josh Greenstein. water play, snacks, singing, dancing, games, crafts
and other activities based on the theme.
We hope that the entire congregation will come
and say thank you to all of these people on Friday, We wish everyone a safe and Jewish summer!
May 10 at Shabbat Kavod. Services will be led
L’Shalom
by the youth. Our teachers, madrichim,
Amy
graduating seniors will be honored and the youth
COS USY coming back from convention
Passover with Mishpacha Sheli...crafts are not just for kids! Moms and Grandmas have fun also...and Rabbi Kay leads us in Passover songs!
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We hope each of you had a joyous Passover and yellow memorial candles. The evening included a
an opportunity to spend time with family and yellow candle ceremony and a showing of the
friends. For those of us who a!ended the film, The Pianist, winner of 3 academy awards,
synagogue Seder led by Rabbi Kay, it was a including best actor, best director and best
meaningful community experience. It also was an screenplay. Thank you to Bruce Hoffen for again
immense pleasure not to have to host a Seder planning and presenting a meaningful program to
ourselves for once, and to leave the “driving” to commemorate this remembrance for our
someone else. congregation.
With Pesach behind us, we now look forward to Future Programs Over the summer we will
Shavuot. Last year, Men’s Club sponsored and led convene our annual program planning meeting for
its Men’s Club Shavuot in conjunction with the the coming year. Our Club looks forward to
religious school’s end-of-year Step-Up program. providing the congregation with the same kind of
That service was very well a!ended and well- meaningful programming that was presented this
received. Because Men’s Club resumed its annual past year. Among these were our Jewish learning
Men’s Club Shabbat in March, we are playing a and ritual enhancement sessions, such as the new
smaller role in the Shavuot Service for 5779. Our Munch and Learn holiday learning and celebration
members will take on parts of the service, as will series, and the annual World Wide Wrap that
Sisterhood, Seniors, youth, and other temple seeks to promote the use of t’filen by both men
constituencies, all under the leadership of Rabbi and women. There also have been our successful
Kay. In keeping with Shavuot’s purpose as the social programs. These included events for men,
anniversary of the giving of the Torah, the theme such as Men’s Night Out, which brings in over 200
for this special service will be, “We were all at Jewish men of all ages, whether members of Ohev
Sinai.” We hope you will join your fellow Shalom, other synagogues, or even unaffiliated. It
congregants at this service commemorating this also included programs for both men and women
very important holiday of our faith, on Sunday, together, such as the bowling match sponsored
June 9, starting at 9:30 a.m. jointly by Men’s Club and Sisterhood. And finally,
there are the services Men’s Club provides,
Yom HaShoah On Wednesday evening, May 1,
including door ushers for Shabbat morning
2019, Men’s Club presented its annual Yom
HaShoah program, including distribution of (Men’s Club continued on page 13)COS Seniors Message
Dear COS Seniors, Members embarrassing to have professional entertainers
& Friends, perform for only 21 people. Several of them have
thanked me, but said they will not return, because
Happy Shavout. The crown-
it hurts their professional standing to play to an
ing event of the Hebrew
empty house.
J L month of Sivan, is the Festi-
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val of Shavout, The Season of I am aware that Sundays are filled with multiple
the Giving of the Torah. choices of how to spend your day. Within COS,
Shavout (Weeks) is derived from the fact that it is we have Menʹs Club, Sisterhood, Hebrew School,
celebrated seven weeks after Passover. This reve- Adult Engagement Programs, and Havarah
lation, which took place on Mount Sinai before the Groups. I am also competing with the JCC 39ers
eyes of all Israel, marks the greatest spiritual event and a host of other Sunday afternoon venues.
in the history of mankind. They lay down the
If you missed our April 14th event, it was our final
laws of any civilization. This year Shavout will be
closing event. Willie “C” was fantastic, and is
celebrated on June 9th & 10th.
headed down to South Florida to headline at sev-
Please make it a point to a!end services and wit- eral Miami and Fort Lauderdale venues. Sister-
ness the reading of these Ten Commandments. hood requested and was granted our May 5th date,
We will be reading the 10 Commandments on and there are no other Sunday dates available in
Sunday, June 9th. May. Therefore, we will not have a May senior
event.
We are currently counting the Omer leading up to
the 50th day. I have also been counting the a!end- We need a new younger COS Seniors president
ance at our monthly senior functions. Unfortu- and board with newer and be!er ideas to increase
nately, not good. For the past two events, we our a!endance. Therefore, I have decided to step
have been averaging 21 people in a!endance. Pri- down as President of the COS Seniors effective
or to that, just 29 people in a!endance. The hired May 31, 2019. It has been a very big learning ex-
professional entertainers are very good in what perience. These past 2 ½ years, I have been the
they do. Several of them have been entertaining whole Executive Board, President, Vice President,
on cruise ships and are scheduled to return as Talent Scout, Treasurer, and Secretary. Whoever
opening acts starting in October. Others have steps up, I would be willing to work with you, if
opened and continue to open for big name enter- you so desire. If someone does step up, please
tainers, and our young Frank Sinatra will be ap- support them and a!end the functions.
pearing on Americaʹs Got Talent. I advertise all of
I appreciate the valuable help of Irwin Feldman,
our events in the Heritage, send out flyers, and
Andy Rosen, Ed Danuff, Michael Wheeler, Mi-
advertise on several local Jewish web sites. It is (Seniors continued on page 13)NOTE: You can submit “Ask the
Rabbi” questions by e-mail at
JewishQs@gmail.com.
by Rabbi David Kay
Dear Rabbi – Even the agricultural relevance of Shavu’ot is
difficult for those of us living in North America
The fall High Holidays get a lot of a/ention. Passover
to connect to. A fall harvest festival makes sense
gets a lot of a/ention. Even Hanukkah, which rabbis
– so, Sukkot. A spring agricultural celebration
keep telling us is a minor holiday, gets a lot of
makes sense – so, Pesach. But late spring/early
a/ention. But Shavu’ot, despite being in the Torah,
summer? It makes sense if you live in Israel, but
doesn’t. Why?
it’s confusing if you don’t.
- One More Excellent Ritual
There’s one aspect of Shavu’ot that should
Dear OMER – always keep it in our collective consciousness as
Timing, as the old saying goes, is everything. Jews, though. The Sages of the Talmud declared
Hanukkah, of course, coincides with a time of it z’man matan Torateinu, “the time of the gifting
year when kids are out of school and adults have of our Torah”. By linking the seven weeks of the
days off…and the entire country is in a festive Counting of the Omer (from the second day of
and celebratory mood. Passover comes in the Pesach until the eve of Shavu’ot) with the
beginning of spring, a time of renewal and Israelites’ journey from Egypt to Mount Sinai, the
elevated moods. The High Holidays…well, they ancient Rabbis fold the story of physical
fall right at the beginning of the school year. liberation from slavery into the spiritual
Shavu’ot lands in the late spring, often on the liberation of the Covenant.
edge of summer. Schools are out, vacations are An important way to give Shavu’ot its due as a
planned, summer camp is on the horizon. holiday is to think of it as a crucial link in Jewish
The Three Pilgrimage Festivals (Pesach, Shavu’ot, continuity. The millennia-long chain of tradition
and Sukkot) have agricultural origins, which from Mount Sinai to us traditionally dates to this
have been largely reduced to symbolism in Festival. Many communities schedule ceremonies
modern times. The other two have strong focusing on young children beginning formal
identifying rituals – the Seder at Passover; Jewish education and other generational events.
building and eating in a sukkah and the lulav and For the last few years, Ohev Shalom has been
etrog on Sukkot. Shavu’ot has…um, cheesecake. part of a community Erev Shavu’ot Tikkun, a
(Not that that’s a bad thing!) Shavu’ot is also a learning session to celebrate the anniversary of
single-day Festival (two days in Diaspora), the giving of the Torah. Watch for details!
whereas Pesach and Sukkot are a full week (eight
days in Diaspora).Seniors (continued from page 11) who have provided additional financial support to
chael Asher, and Steve Brownstein. They were not ensure that we provided quality entertainment.
officially officers, but without them, there would Without this additional financial support, we
be no seniors group. Last year Irwin Feldman did would have folded many years ago. Your $10 an-
all of the shopping for our Nosh, Clean Up and Set nual dues just about covers the cost of first class
up. This year he handed those responsibilities over postage, purchasing envelopes, and creating our
to Andy Rosen. In addition, Andy creates all of flyers. The $5 admission charge does not even
the flyers and generates our mailing list labels. Ed cover the cost of our entertainers, let alone the
Danuff, Mike Wheeler, Steve Brownstein, and nosh, or synagogue overhead of electricity, air
Mike Asher are always there se!ing up and clean- conditioning, and maintenance staff.
ing up. They also give me plenty of good advice
There comes a time to face reality and turn the ba-
and sound ideas. Thank you gentlemen for all that
ton over to the next generation of our leaders.
you have done for not only the seniors group, but
Thank you,
also for your contributions to the entire congrega-
tion. Jerry Leibman
Thank you to Meryl Poweski for copying / COS SENIORS PRESIDENT
distributing our flyers, making sure our email
blasts are sent on a timely basis and a host of other
valuable assistance.
Men’s Club (continued from page 10)
Thank you to Sharon White for working with me
in reserving Ballroom “B” and insuring that it is services every week and for High Holiday
properly set up for our monthly programs. services, and assisting our youth through both
Thank you to our professional maintenance staff, financial support and participation in their
who can set up and tear down our stage in 10 programming, such as serving food at the Purim
minutes or less, move around tables and chairs, Carnival each year.
and are always available to ensure that everything As always, we appreciate the opportunity to
flows smoothly. provide programming and service to our
Thank you to my wife, Ilene, who has collected congregation, and to share in its strong sense of
community.
money at the door, stuffed envelopes, provided
entertainment suggestions, and gave me love and All the best, B’shalom,
encouragement. Neal Blaher and Steven Herman, Co-Presidents
Most of all, thank you to all of our friends and
members who have supported our senior group
by a!ending monthly events and those friendsSaturday, May 11th at 9:30
a.m. we celebrate the Bar
Mi vah of Mason Gold,
son of Jaime & Tayler Gold.
Saturday, May 18th at 9:30 a.m.
we celebrate the Bar Mi vah
of Jackson Golden, son of
Staci & Steven Golden.
Saturday, May 25th at 7:15 p.m.
we celebrate the Bat Mi vah of
Gabriella Amkhinich, daughter
of Eric Amkhinich.
Saturday, June 1st at 9:30 a.m.
we celebrate the Bar Mi vah of
Nathan Treibi , son of
Danielle & Moe Treibi .
Saturday, June 29th at 7:30 p.m. we
celebrate the Bat Mi vah of Rayna
Herbst, daughter of Cindy Hunger.
B’nai Mitzvah
M Jlove
love HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
4 Aaron & Marisa Rubinger 26 Jeff & Sheryl Asarnow
5 Ron & Karen Pinsky 27 Alan & Gay Harrison
10 Paul & Holly Madelkern 28 David & Jodi Krinker
10 Michael & Danielle Krise 28 Brian & Amy Davis
13 Ernest & Susan Block 28 Andrew & Laura Gross
19 Harry & Karen Arnon 29 Mark & Susie Stone
19 Andrew & Stacy Newman 29 Shari & Stan Sujka
21 Clifford & Carla Stein 29 Aaron & Elizabeth GoroviA
22 David & Ivy Wolfe 29 Karen & Dirk Arace
22 Allan & Janise Klaiman 30 Howard & Ellen Sackel
22 S. Ben & Maura Weiner 30 Lisa & Bernard Zeffren
22 Valerie & James Shapiro 30 Debra & Mitchel Krause
23 Jeffrey & Laura Goldware 30 Daniel & Lesley Podberesky
23 Bre! & Shira Spector
23 Keith & Alison Dvorchick
24 Stephen Silver & Sandra Grant
25 David & Lisa Green
25 Ronnie & Deborah Bitman
25 Alan & DiAnna Zelt
25 Vitaly Blatnoy & Elana Shumsky
26 Marvin & Andrea Shapiro
26 Laura & Jonathan Waldbaumlove
love HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
1 Moises & Sharon Fraifeld 18 Daniel & Esther Cohen
1 David & Susan Hochstadt 19 Mitchell & Maureen Perlstein
2 Andrew Krupitsky & Cindy Benjamin 19 Cliff & Danielle Reeber
2 Keith & Arlene Silver 19 Melvin & Aileen Field
3 Marvin & Bonnie Friedman 20 Judith & Robert Yarmuth
3 Jonathan & Becky Lou Alper 20 Jerry & Candice Jacobs
4 Melanie & David Brenner 20 Stephen & Susan Rosen
4 Asher Aremband & Marcia KaA 24 Amy & Eric Geboff
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