THE VOICE OF TEMPLE ISRAEL MINNEAPOLIS - November 2018 Cheshvan Kislev 5779
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T H E VO I C E O F T E M P L E I S R A E L M I N N E A P O L I S N ove m b e r 2 0 1 8 Cheshvan − Kislev 5779
A PUBLICATION OF TEMPLE ISRAEL
2323 Fremont Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55405-2695
612-377-8680
e-mail: hakol@templeisrael.com
CLERGY VOICE
www.templeisrael.com
Dear Friends, especially during
AFFILIATED WITH THE
UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM I am sure it sounds a bit cliché, but one of my breaks from
Rabbis favorite new hobbies is watching Fred eat. school. This is
Marcia A. Zimmerman
Alvin & June Perlman Senior Rabbinic Chair
one of the many
I enjoy seeing how his mind works as he decides
Sim Glaser reasons why we
Jennifer S. G. Hartman which blueberry to eat or which piece of toast he
asked Jefferson
Cantors wants next. Once he decides, he confidently picks
Barry Abelson school to partner
Tamar Havilio up his food and carefully places it in his mouth. I
with us for Meals
Director of Lifelong Learning love observing as he decides it is time to drink
Rabbi Jason Klein on Wheels.
water and grabs his sippy cup. It is always an
COO/CFO
adventure attempting to guess which food he is This is our third
Anne Rasmussen
BOARD OF DIRECTORS in the mood for at any given meal – and what will year partnering RABBI HARTMAN
President
end up on the floor if I am not carefully watching. with Jefferson to ensure that these families have
Tom Hoffman
delicious food on their tables come Thanksgiving
Vice Presidents It is a privilege for Mike and me to watch Fred’s
Jed Stillman
Day. We are excited for the families from both
personality emerge – as well as his likes and
Michael Gelfman Jefferson and Temple to again be able to wish
dislikes – without worry that we might not be able
Treasurer one another well during this festive time of
Shani Graber to provide him his next meal. Yet, for many families
giving thanks.
Immediate Past President in our community, this is a daily concern that is
Roberta Bonoff
all too easy for the rest of us to take for granted. I hope you will join us to package food or deliver
Beth Birke meals on Thanksgiving for the 26th annual Stephan
Cassie Benowitz For the past 25 years, Temple Israel has worked
Paul Gendler Larsen Wolf Meals on Wheels program (read
Jerrold Gershone to address this disparity here in Minneapolis. As
Jim Jacobson
more about Meals on Wheels on page 5). It’s a
many of you know, Jefferson Community School,
Robert Ketroser wonderful way to honor Stephan’s memory and
Jessica Kingston a K-8 public school neighboring Temple in Uptown,
Steve Liss his passion for social justice while showing
is one of the poorest schools in Minnesota – the
Christopher Michaelson gratitude for the blessings in our lives.
Naomi Pesky percentage of students on subsidized lunch plans
Melissa Rappaport Schifman
at Jefferson is staggering. Through reading to B'virkat Shalom – With Blessings of Peace,
Robin Schribman
Pamela Ross Weinstein
these children and working with them one-on-one
to hone other skills, many Temple congregants
have built relationships with these students and
their families. Many of the Jefferson parents are
constantly worried about their children’s nutrition, Rabbi Jennifer S.G. Hartman
INSIDE:
Clergy Voice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 26th Annual Stephan Larsen Wolf Memorial
Worship Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Thanksgiving Meals on Wheels Program
What's Happening. . . . . . . . . . . 3–4 Wednesday, November 21 at 2:00 p.m. &
Meals on Wheels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, November 22 at 10:30 a.m.
Camp TEKO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Give thanks with the mitzvah of ma’akhil re’evim, feeding the hungry. TIPTY (Temple Israel
Lifelong Learning Updates . . . . . 6
B'nai Mitzvah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Program for Temple Youth) needs your help to make its Thanksgiving Meals on Wheels Program
Annual Fund a success. On Wednesday we need experienced turkey carvers to prepare the centerpiece
for Temple Israel. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
of the meal. On Thanksgiving Day we need volunteers to help package meals for delivery. We
Sharing Our Lives. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Contributions. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10–11
also need drivers to help deliver meals. If you are interested in helping or would like to learn
Youth and Education. . . . . . . . . 11 more, please see details on page 5.
First Weeks of JEWL. . . . . . . . . 12
2 H A K O L
Printed on recycled paper with soy-based inks by Shapco PrintingWORSHIP SERVICES
Friday, November 2 Thursday, November 22
6:00 p.m. Erev Shabbat Service 10:00 a.m. Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at
6:00 p.m. Tot Shabbat followed by a family-friendly dinner Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Saturday, November 3 1200 Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis
9:00 a.m. Torah Study with Rabbi Glaser: This worship service, offered by the Minneapolis
Chayei Sarah, Genesis 23:1−25:18 Downtown Congregations, will feature a sermon
10:30 a.m. Congregational Shabbat Morning Service by the Very Reverend Paul Lebens-Englund,
including the Bar Mitzvah ceremony of Dean of Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral
Andrew Silverman followed by a Kiddush luncheon Friday, November 23
Friday, November 9 6:00 p.m. Gospel Shabbat
6:00 p.m. Shorashim Shabbat Service Saturday, November 24
Saturday, November 10 9:00 a.m. Torah Study with Rabbi Hartman:
9:00 a.m. Torah Study with Cantor Havilio: Vayishlach, Genesis 32:4−36:43
Tol'dot, Genesis 25:19−28:9 10:30 a.m. Congregational Shabbat Morning Service
9:30 a.m. Tot Shabbat with snack including the Bat Mitzvah ceremony of
10:30 a.m. Congregational Shabbat Morning Service Rachel Arkis followed by a Kiddush luncheon
including the B'nai Mitzvah ceremony of Friday, November 30
Gabrielle Rosenberg and Harrison Rosenberg 6:00 p.m. Erev Shabbat Service
followed by a Kiddush luncheon Saturday, December 1
Friday, November 16 9:00 a.m. Torah Study with Rabbi Glaser:
6:00 p.m. Nefesh Shabbat Service Vayeishev, Genesis 37:1−40:23
Saturday, November 17 10:30 a.m. Congregational Shabbat Morning Service
9:00 a.m. Torah Study with Rabbi Glaser: including the Bat Mitzvah ceremony of Natalie
Vayeitzei, Genesis 28:10−32:3 Weinman followed by a Kiddush luncheon
10:30 a.m. Congregational Shabbat Morning Service
including the Bat Mitzvah ceremony of
Senna Stein followed by a Kiddush luncheon
WHAT'S HAPPENING...
Tot Shabbat Temple Israel Sisterhood invites you to
Friday, November 2, 6:00 p.m. A Woman’s Voice of Israel
Saturday, November 10, 9:30 a.m. Thursday, November 8, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at Temple Israel
Calling families of all stripes and types with young children! $5 per person
Whether you’re a rookie or a ringer, we invite you to tap into Join us for an evening of prayer and song with Cantor Tamar Havilio.
the age-old wisdom of Shabbat with your family as we sing, pray, Light refreshments will be served. Please call Marcy Frost with
and connect with one another. Of course, there will also be food. questions at 612-382-7966. RSVP at bit.ly/TISisterhood.
What better way is there to end the week?
Highlights in Jewish History with Dr. Joe Goldman
Torah Study Kristallnacht - 80 Years Later
Every Saturday, 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. Saturday, November 10, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Free and open to all. Free and open to all.
Join in an instructive and spirited discussion of the week’s Torah Eighty years ago, Goebbels launched the first pogrom against
portion led by our clergy and guest teachers. Gain a better Jews in Germany to a degree not witnessed since 1095 and the
understanding of Torah and its relevance to contemporary life Crusades. Why did this happen and what is its lesson for today?
through study and dialogue in community.
w ww.tem p le i s r ael . co m NOVEMBER '18 3WHAT'S HAPPENING…
An Afternoon at the Theatre with Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
Cantor Tamar Havilio and fellow congregants age 70+ Thursday, November 22, 10:00 a.m.
Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company presents Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1200 Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis
The Last Schwartz by Deborah Zoe Laufer Celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday with our neighboring
Sunday, November 11, 12:15 – 4:00 p.m. congregations at the 2018 Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. This
On the anniversary of their father’s death, three brothers and worship service, offered by the Minneapolis Downtown
their sister return to the family home for the unveiling memorial Congregations, will feature a sermon by the Very Reverend Paul
service. Grounded in painful pasts, this wacky comedy/drama Lebens-Englund, Dean of Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral.
explores Jewish identity and the question of cultural continuity
Gospel Shabbat
within family dynamics. $35 per person, includes ticket and
Friday, November 23, 6:00 p.m.
transportation. RSVP by Monday, November 5 to Wendy
Come celebrate Thanksgiving with us as we share in spiritual
Schwartz at wendy@templeisrael.com or 612-374-0344. Space
soul food. This Friday evening Shabbat service bridges the styles
is limited so please respond early.
and sensibilities of Black and Jewish America. Bring your out-
Please park at Temple Israel by 12:15 p.m. for a coach bus to
of-town guests and experience a convergence of Jewish and
the theatre in St. Paul for the 1:00 p.m. matinee. We will return
Gospel music as we give thanks and rejoice together.
to Temple Israel around 4:00 p.m.
Kabbalah Sparks with Rabbi Glaser:
Gift Shop Chanukah Bazaar
Sunday, November 18, 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
The Role of Torah in Kabbalistic Thought
Tuesday, November 27, 7:00 p.m.
Take some time out of your busy lives to stop by our shop and
Free and open to all. No background in Kabbalah required.
tables stacked with festive items for your upcoming Chanukah
Come join Rabbi Sim Glaser for a continuing study of the basic
celebrations. We’ll have all shapes and sizes of menorahs, art,
tenets and themes of the Kabbalah. This evening will be divided
jewelry, candles, collectible dreidels, activity kits for children,
into two sections. The first is a brief look at a few prominent
and many other beautiful gifts, all which have been carefully
examples of Jewish mysticism in the Torah. Then we will move
selected for their uniqueness. Hurry - Chanukah begins the
on to a discussion of the PaRDeS: the origins of the great
evening of December 2. All major credit cards accepted, and
"orchard" of Rabbinic interpretation of text on multiple levels
free gift wrap is available. For shop hours, please call Temple.
- including the Sod (Secret) – Rabbi Glaser’s personal favorite!
To shop by appointment call Gayle Deshong (612-203-2422) or
Recommended reading: Chapters 2 and 3 in Daniel Horwitz's
Lil Fallek (763-999-4932). It will be our pleasure to assist you.
book, A Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism Reader.
Thank you for your continued support.
For more information, contact Wendy at 612-374-0344 or
wendy@templeisrael.com.
TEMPLE ISRAEL ON INSTAGRAM
Temple Israel is joining Instagram! Join us from the comfort of your digital devices
for Jewish wisdom, Temple news, and more.
We’ll be launching in December with content for Chanukah, but you can follow us
now @TempleIsraelMN. See you online!
4 H A K O LMEALS ON WHEELS
TIPTY’s 26th Annual Stephan Larsen Wolf Memorial
Thanksgiving Meals on Wheels Program
TIPTY needs your help on Wednesday, November 21, and Wednesday, November 21, 2:00 p.m.
Thursday, November 22, to make its Thanksgiving Meals on To carve turkeys, please let us know of your interest.
Wheels Program a success. Arrive at Temple at 2:00 p.m. and bring your carving knife.
On Wednesday, we need experienced turkey carvers to Thursday, November 22, 10:30 a.m.
prepare the centerpiece of the meal. On Thanksgiving Day, Bring your family and friends to prepare and package meals.
we need volunteers to help package meals for delivery. We No need to respond. Arrive at Temple at 10:30 a.m.
also need drivers to help deliver meals.
Volunteer to drive and deliver meals. Space is limited –
To volunteer for turkey carving or meal delivery, contact please contact Rachel at 612-374-0349. Arrive at Temple at
Rachel Sher by Thursday, November 15, at 612-374-0349 or 10:30 a.m. and join us in Joseph and Minda Halls.
rsher@templeisrael.com.
Remembering Stephan Larsen Wolf
November 22, 1971 – December 23, 1992
Stephan Larsen Wolf was idealistic, In 1978, the TIPTY (Temple Israel Program for Temple Youth)
motivated and committed to tikkun olam— Meals on Wheels program was started with the help of Jane
repairing the world. A Temple Israel member Ketroser and Sheila Schuman. In 1993, Anne and Allen Wolf
from birth, he was guided by Jewish chose to honor the memory of their son by establishing the
teachings and loved his family, friends, and Stephan Larsen Wolf Meals on Wheels Fund at Temple Israel
community. Tragically, he died in a car and sponsoring the Thanksgiving Meals on Wheels program in
accident at age 21. Just a month before his his memory. Today, 400 meals are prepared, packaged and
death, he penned these very powerful words in his journal: delivered on Thanksgiving morning each year.
“Jewish teachings dictate that one is never really dead unless “It has been said by many that Stephan would be proud to know
all but forgotten. My belief, and consequently my advice, is to about this important project that the congregation is doing, and
live forever. Leave your mark! Be remembered as one who has he would be smiling,” said his father, Allen Wolf.
accomplished great things. Ensure that your spirit lives on in We remember Stephan and honor his
the hearts, souls and minds of all those that shall follow.” memory by gathering as a community
for this worthy cause. Please join us.
w ww.tem p le i s r ael . co m NOVEMBER '18 5LIFELONG LEARNING
UPDATES
We are excited that Abby
Kirshbaum has become
Temple Israel’s Director of
Applications will be live on Youth & Camping. In her
new position, Abby will
Monday, November 5th at 12:00 noon for serve as the Director of
Temple Israel members and on Camp TEKO and continue
Monday, November 12th at 12:00 noon for to oversee camp and
commmunity members. youth programming year-
round as we broaden the
SESSION ALEF: JUNE 17 – 28 ways we serve middle and
high school learners. Abby
MACCABI MADNESS: JULY 1 – 3 ABBY KIRSHBAUM
has connected with so
SESSION BET: JULY 8 – 19 many of our families through her work with our youth. We
(Overnight Stay July 12 – 19) are thrilled that she has taken on this new role. Abby and
SESSION GIMMEL: JULY 22 – AUGUST 9 Rabbi Klein have already started planning for the rest of the
(Overnight Stay August 2 – 9) school year and summer 2019, and they look forward to
building on Temple's great traditions.
SHABBAT PICNICS: JUNE 21 & JULY 26
We are pleased that
Rachel Sher has joined our
youth team! She will be
advising our middle and
high school youth groups
(TIMSY and TIPTY),
teaching 7th grade JEWL,
joining Abby as a mentor
to the TIPTY Madrichim,
and facilitating 6th grade
retreats with Rabbi Glaser.
She grew up in the Twin
RACHEL SHER
Cities and comes to
Temple Israel with extensive experience in Jewish
youth work.
Mazel Tov, Abby and welcome, Rachel!
6 H A K O LOUR B'NAI MITZVAH REACHING JEWISH ADULTHOOD
Andrew Cole Silverman Gabrielle Znaida Rosenberg Harrison Paul Rosenberg
November 3, 2018 November 10, 2018 November 10, 2018
Drew is the son of Anne & Lance Gabrielle is the daughter of Anne & Evan Harrison is the son of Anne & Evan
Chayei Sarah
Tol’dot
Tol’dot
Silverman; brother of Jake and Abby; Rosenberg, sister of Zachary and Rosenberg, brother of Zachary and
and grandson of Barbara & Markz"l Berger, Harrison, and granddaughter of Marilynn Gabbie, and grandson of Marilynn & Chuck
Jeffrey Silverman, and Brinn & Patrickz"l & Chuck Tuchfarber and Barbara & Tuchfarber and Barbara & David
Bruch. Drew enjoys soccer, hockey, David Rosenberg. Gabrielle enjoys skiing, Rosenberg. Harrison enjoys skiing, baseball
boating, snowboarding, and being with soccer, and tennis. Her favorite Jewish and volunteering for pancreatic cancer
friends and family. His favorite Jewish activity is attending Herzl Camp. She research. His favorite Jewish activity is
activity is celebrating Chanukah. He attends Hopkins North Junior High, attending Herzl Camp. He attends Hopkins
attends the Breck School, where his where her favorite subjects are math and North Junior High, where his favorite
favorite subjects are math and science. reading. She would like to be a hairstylist subject is math. He would like to be a
He would like to be a professional athlete when she grows up. When asked about professional skier when he grows up. When
or manage athletes. When asked about her upcoming Bat Mitzvah, she said, asked about his upcoming Bar Mitzvah, he
his Bar Mitzvah, Drew said, “It’s been a “I know I will do great!” said, “I am excited to read my Torah
lot of work preparing, but it’s worth it. portion!”
I’ll be happy I did it!”
Senna Jae Stein Rachel Harriet Arkis
November 17, 2018 November 24, 2018
Senna is the daughter of Andrea & Nick Rachel is the daughter of Kris & Jason
Vayeitzei
Vayishlach
Stein; granddaughter of Naomi Shapiro, Arkis; sister of Ezra; and granddaughter
Earl Epstein, and Teresa & Bob Carson. of Niona & Vernon Sasse, Judy Goldberg,
Senna enjoys soccer, dance, traveling and Harriet & Stanley Arkis. Rachel
and performing in musical theater. Her enjoys tennis, reading, traveling, and
favorite Jewish activity is attending camp spending time with friends and family.
in northern Wisconsin. She attends Her favorite Jewish activity is celebrating
Minnetonka Middle School East, where all the holidays with family. She attends
her favorite subjects are language arts, St. Louis Park Middle School, where her
social studies and math. When asked favorite subjects are writing and
about her Bat Mitzvah, she said, “I am literature. When asked about her
looking forward to leading services, upcoming Bat Mitzvah, she said,
singing prayers and celebrating with “I’m excited to see the results of all
family and friends!” my hard work!”
w ww.tem p le i s r ael . co m NOVEMBER '18 7THE ANNUAL FUND FOR TEMPLE ISRAEL
Dear Friends,
How Can I
During the course of a year at Temple Israel, we Participate in
welcome new babies, say goodbye to loved ones, and the Annual Fund?
rejoice with couples under the chuppah. We participate
• Send in a donation with the
in acts of lovingkindness, discuss Jewish wisdom,
envelope enclosed in the
engage new leadership, and inspire learners of all ages.
Annual Fund mailing
Temple Israel’s 140th anniversary gives us an opportunity • Put a pledge on your
to look at our collective history as a source of pride account and pay a little
and our future as a source of inspiration. In nearly six each month, or in the month
generations, we have accomplished a remarkable you prefer
amount together. We’ve built and rebuilt everything RABBI ZIMMERMAN • Request a grant be sent
from educational programs to physical infrastructure. We’ve been a strong voice in the from your donor-advised
Jewish community, leading the charge in times of social change. We’ve grown our fund or family foundation
presence in, and our service to, the Minneapolis community. We’ve been resolute and • Go online to
resilient. We have thrived. templeisrael.com/donate
and select Annual Fund for
We’ve been able to do all these things and
Annual dues at Temple Temple Israel in the drop-
more because you give through Temple – to
our community. With this in mind, we’re excited Israel cover only 44% down menu
to announce the launch of a new way for you of our annual budget. Thank you for your generosity
Your generosity provides the and your meaningful gift.
to touch the lives of those in need – the Annual
Fund for Temple Israel. additional funds we need to Please feel free to contact
remain welcoming, innovative, Rachel Schachter, Director
Through the Annual Fund you’ll give Adam, a and vital. We’ve been able to do of Advancement, with any
third grader, the Jewish education he wouldn’t what we do because you questions on the fund and
otherwise receive. You’ll give Izzy, a fifth give through Temple – to our how to give, at 612-374-0302 or
grader, the “best summer ever!” at Camp community. Your help is critical in rschachter@templeisrael.com.
TEKO. You’ll contribute to enriching both closing that gap and fulfilling
programming for our senior members, whose our vision of being a world leader
wisdom and support have made Temple what of innovative Jewish community.
it is today. You’ll enable us, your clergy, to
create warm and inclusive Shabbat experiences for our community each week – and
to be there for you whenever and wherever you need us most.
Please accept my deepest gratitude for your participation in the launch of our new
Annual Fund. I view it as a celebration of our history and a pathway to an even more
vibrant future.
B’virkat Shalom – With Blessings of Peace,
Rabbi Marcia A. Zimmerman
Alvin & June Perlman Senior Rabbinic Chair
8 H A K O LSHARING OUR LIVES
Mazel Tov to… In Memory of…
Condolences to our Temple families who have recently lost a loved one.
• Kelsey Hans & Marc Baumel on the birth of their daughter
Emerson Marie. Grandparents are Susan & Andy Baumel Steven Badiner, Husband of Arlene Badiner,
and Nancy & Jeff Hans. Emerson was welcomed home by Father of Debrah Badiner
big sister Sydney. Fern Badzin, Mother of Sheldon (Abby) Badzin
• Rabbi Rachel Sabath Beit-Halachmi, Ph.D., on being Doris Chomsky, Mother of Carol Chomsky (Steve Liss)
appointed Assistant Professor of Jewish Thought & Ethics Florence Finkelstein, Mother of Judith (Clifford) Kashtan
at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Bayle Greenberg
in Cincinnati.
Beverly Morem, Mother of Steve (Sue) Morem
• Susan & Ron Blum, on the birth of their daughter, Mira
Margaret, on September 28. Mira was welcomed home by Therese Ollig, Mother of Yvonne (Chuck) Selcer
big brother Ari. Jenna Grace Paschke, Niece of Kris & Steve Prince
• Maggie & Michael Feldbaum on the birth of baby Noah. Michael Rose, Husband of Sarah Rose,
Noah’s grandparents are Elizabeth & Charles Feldbaum. Father of Adam Rose and Daniel Rose
Noah was welcomed by big brother Brooks.
Eileen Shaller, Sister of Marilyn (Marvin) Sternberg
• Elliot Kaplan on receiving the Regents Award at the
University of Minnesota in recognition of his decades of November Anniversaries
service to the University where he graduated from both 45th Diana & Mark Tsypin 11/29
undergrad and law school. The award is one of the highest
40th Susan & Steven Morem 11/4
honors the University bestows.
35th Lorna & Alan Ellison 11/27
• Temple Israel’s Controller David Kloskin and wife Lisa on
the birth of Rory Daniel Kloskin on October 8. 25th Sally Spector & Alex Makovetsky 11/20
• Rebecca & Laurel Luxenberg on the birth of daughter 25th Debbie & Jed Stillman 11/27
Sula Berit. Sula was welcomed home by big sister Addie. 20th Janice & Robert Lubar 11/8
Grandparents are Joan Garfield and Michael Luxenberg 20th Stacie & Perry Cowen 11/15
and Joyce & Bill Wilsonz"l.
15th Megan & Casey Collins 11/1
• Mort Naiman, on receiving the honor of Outstanding
15th Kristen & Matthew Wesson 11/15
Professional Fundraiser from the Association for
Fundraising Professionals. Mort will be honored on 15th Jennifer Pettit & Jonathan Shuster 11/26
National Philanthropy Day, November 9. 15th Barb & Todd Striker 11/29
• Jessica & Matt Scherer on the birth of daughter Miriam. 5th Bonnie Dudovitz & Jean Quam 11/3
Miriam was welcomed home by big brother Asa.
5th Caroline & Benjamin Zach 11/8
5th Joyce Kenny & Susan Wood 11/17
New Members
5th Shauna & Boris Lester 11/24
Nikki & Todd Gagerman
Carol & Dan Lebovic
Nancy & Steven Meshbesher
Sylvia Horwitz & Peter Truran
w ww.tem p le i s r ael . co m NOVEMBER '18 9CONTRIBUTIONS This list reflects gifts received through
October 2, 2018. Gifts received after that
date will be listed in subsequent issues of HaKol.
YAHRZEIT FUND SHIRLEY & MARSHALL BESIKOF Beth & Peter Choukalas Cynthia & Dean Margolis
Toby & Frank Berman FAMILY BREAK FAST FUND Sally Cohen Krista & Jeff Margolis
Linda & Miles Braufman Birthday of Barbara Munic Jessica Crawford Stacy Mason-Mark & Michael Mark
Marilyn Chiat Recovery of Sandy Miller Linda & Kenneth Cutler Marilyn Marker
Judy Daniels Vicki Schraber Beth & William Dworsky Myrna & Lawrence Marofsky
Debra & Michael Finn J. Phillip Dworsky Helene Haapala & Connie Martin
Muriel Frederick Dora & Isaac Einisman Ardene Meshbesher
Suzanne Langer & Larry Fulton JOANNE BLINDMAN NURSERY Sparky & Thomas Eisenstadt Larry Miller
Mimi Gleekel SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Lorna & Alan Ellison Ilene Mojsilov
Ester Greyzdorf Memory of Mary Lou Peilen Lil & Max Fallek Mary Neuman
Gail & Harry Himmelstein Memory of Jerry Trestman Gerry & Sheldon Feldman Miriam Cameron & Michael Ormond
Arlene & Sidney Harris Joanne Blindman Barbara Fermon Carol & Daniel Paulnock
Mindy Isaacs Barbara Finch Amy & Adam Platt
Geri Joseph Linda & Robert Fisher Nancy Schapiro & Jerry Portnoy
RABBI S.N. DEINARD
Joy Leibman Meredith & Les Forgosh Sharon & Michael Posnansky
MEMORIAL FUND Rachael Freed Candice Price
Barbara Levie
Sue & Amos Deinard
Barbara & Stephen Levie Edwin Freeman Nancy & James Proman
Memory of Eugene Heck Nancy & Stuart Gitis Maggie Gilbert & Robert Rosenbaum
Irina & Val Levin
Linda & Allen Saeks Elizabeth & Anthony Gleekel Sandi & Nathan Rosenbaum
Karen & Frederick Malver
Ardene Meshbesher Mimi Gleekel Lance Rosenberg
Marlene & Marshall Miller JOHN DELLAPENNA FUND TO END Sydney Kase & Scott Glickstein Cheryl Chandler-Rosenblatt &
Beth Nelson HOMELESSNESS Luella & Stanley Goldberg Michael Rosenblatt
Joan Noun Birth of Alan Glaser Rosalie & Fredric Goldberg Louise & Jerry Rotman
Ruth & Nathan Paley Marilyn Henken Edward Gubman Roslyn Rubenstein
Carol & Daniel Paulnock Honor of Marcy Frost & Mark Ratner Barbara & James Gurovitsch Sally Rubenstein
Sharon & Michael Posnansky Sue & Pete Stein Terry & Gerald Hallfin Nancy Saliterman
Renee & Fred Pritzker Nami, Rick, Dean and Maya Harris Ruth Hornstein & Peter Scal
Lynne Segal Arlene & Sidney Harris Vicki Schraber
Lisa & Robert Slesinger MISCHA & DORIS DWORSKY Barbara & Ronald Harris Robin Schribman
Sharron Steinfeldt OUTREACH FUND Norah Shapiro & Andrew Harrison Rachel Ratner & Peter Shanedling
Marilyn & Marvin Sternberg Memory of Mischa Dworksy Harriet Horwitz Carol Shapiro
Justin Swiller Boulay Jan Saffron-Johnson & Tom Johnson Nan Shaw
Missy and Bobby Swiller The Family of Mischa Dworsky Marion & Steve Kahn Judith & Neal Sher
Nadya & Gennadiy Ustyev Myra & Roger Greenberg Rosann Kahner Jennifer Pettit & Jonathan Shuster
Judith Belzer & Jeremy Waldman Jones Barrel Company Carole & Martin Kaplan Janny & Alan Silver
Gail & Richard Weinberg Sherri & Barry Wingard Cheryl & Gerald Kaplan Nina & Brian Sinykin
Diane & Howard Kaplan Alison Sipkins
Irene & Edward Kaplan Lisa & Robert Slesinger
CANTOR BARRY ABELSON ECC OPERATIONS
Mary & Richard Kaplan Maxine & Benjamin Steinberg
DISCRETIONARY FUND Karen Strauss
Judy Karon Nicki & Yale Stenzler
Appreciation of Cantor Abelson Birthday of Judy Baron
Jill & Lennie Kaufman Mimi Holmes & Edward Stern
Heidi & Doug Becker Anne & David Dachis
Miriam & Erwin Kelen Colleen & Rene’ Sternau
Beth & William Dworsky and Family Janice & Leonard Kennen Rochelle & Marvin Stillman
Gordon Kaplan EDUCATION ENDOWMENT FUND Robert Kent Rita & Frederic Stone
Vicki Schraber Sheila & Michael Klein Jane & Robert Ketroser Laurie & Greg Swiler
Nancy & Ron Silver Birthday of Robert Ketroser Rollie King Susan Henken-Thielen & James Thielen
Lisa & Robert Slesinger Birthdays of Ilene & Bruce Zwick Julie & Hugh Kirsch Nora Leven & David Tillman
Deborah & Thomas Simon Christine & John Kitchener Helen & Kenneth Tuvman
ANNUAL FUND FOR TEMPLE ISRAEL Honor of Dana Rubin Crickie & Richard Klegon Elizabeth Ward
Anonymous Marsha & Joel Seltz Stephanie Klein Eleanor & Norman Wartnick
Beth & Jeffrey Ansel Terri Bonoff & Matthew Knopf Susan Gray & Paul Waytz
Cathy Bloom Debora Kornhauser Merle & Gerald Weinberg
FOOD SHELF FUND Linda Kornhauser Aviva Weisberg
Marian & Stuart Gertman Anonymous
Pamela Bradley and Daniel Haynor Sally Grans-Korsh & Ronald Korsh Pat Schaffer & David Weissbrodt
Marjorie Abrams Rochelle Larson Jean Wert
Eric & Roxie King-Smith Kimberly Wolson & Norman Abramson
David Kloskin Ellen & Ron Lasner Edie & Lawrence Zidel
Leone & Gerald Altman Amy Sadoff & Richard Launer
Kara & Benjamin Lazarus Memory of Onie Chock
Carolyn & Edwin Bell Robert Lawson
Jane Le Marla, Bob, Bennett and Ally Epstein
Pamela & Robert Berkwitz Joy Leibman
Harry Levey In memory of Bayle Greenberg
Toby & Frank Berman Harry Levey
Jennifer Melin Miller & David Miller Al Zurovsky
Barbara Berris Barbara & Stephen Levie
Mark Miller Ellen & Stan Berris
Rachel Schachter & Len Mitchell Jeanne & Albert Levin
Cecelia & Stephen Bistner Kenneth Levinson
CINDY KUNIN GINSBERG FAMILY
Hal Steiger Lauren Baker & Eric Black ASSISTANCE FUND
Carrie & Glenn Stolar Helen & Ralph Levitt
Debra & James Bomberg David Levy Birthday of Hess Kline
Peter Truran Karen & Bradley Bream Susan & Robert Lewis Memory of Natalie Saxon
E. White Ronnie & Roger Brooks Judith Adams & Vladimir Leytes Beverly & Paul Kunin
Marcia Zimmerman & Frank Hornstein Nancy Devitt & Richard Chase
Baby Naming of Sula Berit Luxenberg Lauren & Daniel Lieber
Joel Chechik Diane & Jeffrey Lovich
Anne Rasmussen Virginia Cherne
Birthday of Bruce Zwick Jane Korn & Robert Madoff
Marilyn Chiat Stan Maisel
Amy & Stanford Baratz
10 H A K O LYOUTH AND EDUCATION DATES
November 4 JEWL 2021 B’nai Mitzvah Date Selection Meeting (parents only) (9:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.)
November 11 JEWL 2020 B’nai Mitzvah Logistics Meeting (parents only) (9:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.)
November 20 JEWL Tuesday classes not in session (Thanksgiving Break)
November 21 JEWL Wednesday classes not in session (Thanksgiving Break)
November 21 – 23 Early Childhood Center closed (Thanksgiving Break)
November 25 JEWL Sunday classes not in session (Thanksgiving Break)
CONTRIBUTIONS
RABBI SIM GLASER MICKI HERMAN KAY & NEIL E. KAY JOYCE & DONALD MOSCOE RABBI MARCIA A. ZIMMERMAN
DISCRETIONARY FUND FAMILY EDUCATION ENDOWMENT FUND DISCRETIONARY FUND
Appreciation of Rabbi Glaser ENDOWMENT FUND Birthday of Renee Kline Appreciation of Rabbi Zimmerman
Heidi & Doug Becker Memory of Esther Gilbert Joyce Moscoe Beth & William Dworsky and Family
Linda Crawford & Jo Devlin Micki Herman Kay & Neil Kay Nella & Mark Goldburt
Donna & Kirk Friedman Edward Gubman
Carol Roemhild
SEGAL FAMILY FUND Gordon Kaplan
Lisa & Robert Slesinger HAROLD LASKIN FAMILY FUND Birthday of Allan Garvis
Lori Reznick & Avi Kipper
Birth of Michael David Berry Stefanie & Marvin Segal
Recovery of Stephanie Pollack Susan Kornhaber
Ronald Pollack Eileen & James Mitson Brian Rudnick
SUSIE SIMON HEALING FUND Vicki Schraber
GERRI HYMES MAISEL, Birthday of Susie Simon Matt Seiler
EDWIN F. HARRIS PRESIDENTS’ FUND Nancy & Ron Silver
HARVEY AND SCOTT HYMES Deborah & Thomas Simon
Memory of Eugene Heck
Rachel Skelton
Yahrzeit of Cecil Greenberg ENDOWMENT FUND
Lisa & Robert Slesinger
Judith & Jon Harris Memory of Gerri Maisel CAMP TEKO ENDOWMENT FUND Lori Sturdevant
Stan Maisel Susan & Richard Goldman Memory of Leonard Leder
Memory of Leonard Leder
RABBI JENNIFER S.G. HARTMAN Marjorie & Charles Ostrov
JAMI ALANNA MARKS Cindy & Jack Mayeron Memory of George Sheps
DISCRETIONARY FUND
Appreciation of Rabbi Hartman TIKKUN OLAM FUND Pneena & Sheldon Sheps
Karen & Bruce Gershman James Hallfin CAMP TEKO SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Allison & Michael Hearne Carol Kalnow Memory of Jerry Trestman
Alysha Jansen October anniversaries, Alison Sipkins
Lisa & Robert Slesinger birthdays & yahrzeits,
in addition to the events below:
Anniversary of Shelly & Ira Golden
TEMPLE ISRAEL ENDOWMENT FUND
EUGENE HECK ENDOWMENT FUND Birthday of Mitch Grunes
Honor of Katie Knight
Memory of Eugene Heck Barbara & Stephen Levie
Jill, Jeremy, Jonah and Jesse Marks
James Dockman & Judy Lear Memory of Natalie Saxon
Todd Lurie Harvey Bass
MILLER FAMILY CAMP TEKO
SCHOLARSHIP FUND YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP
GEORGIA & IVAN KALMAN
Memory of Natalie Saxon
LIBRARY FUND Marlene & Marshall Miller
ENDOWMENT FUND
Memory of Ivan Kalman Diane & Duane Tangeman
Memory of Leonard Leder
Georgia Kalman
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First Weeks of JEWL
Welcome back, Learners!
We have had a busy and meaningful beginning to our year in JEWL!
Late September and October marked our first days of programming for all
grades, Consecration, and Simchat Torah. Thank you to all who participated
and helped us kick off another great year of lifelong learning.
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