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December 2009 / January 2010

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Building Torat Yisrael’s Future

In the photograph: Henry Boezi, Vice-President, East Greenwich Town Council, Rabbi Amy Levin, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Reverend Don Anderson, Executive Minister, Rhode Island State Council of Churches, Dr. Martin Newman, Past President, United Synagogue for Conservative Judaism New England Region, Reverend Craig Burlington, East Greenwich Clergy Association and St Luke’s Church, East Greenwich, Andrew Sholes, Chairman, TY Building Committee, Susan Smoller President of Torat Yisrael, Doris Feinberg, President, Jewish Federation of Rhode Island, Rabbi Peter Stein, President, Rhode Island Board of Rabbis and Temple Sinai, Cranston. Thank you, todah, to everyone who helped make our groundbreaking ceremony such a huge success! Groundbreaking Committee Members: Marc Davis, Beverly Goncalves, Rabbi Levin, Lois Lury, Anita Olinsky, Frank Prosnitz, Jeff Salk, Andrew Sholes - Chairman, Elaine Shapiro, Steve Shapiro, Candy Shuman, Susan Sidel, David Smoller, Susan Smoller, Bruce Weisman, and Linda Weisman.

Greetings from Susan Smoller was delicious and I said in my speech, our dedication to each other is what makes this such a special project. We are all in this together and I want to thank all involved in the planning of the day, all who continue to be involved in the new building and all who are working so hard to raise the money we need in order to create our new

Shalom Fellow Congregants, What a marvelous day was held on Sunday, November 15th groundbreaking ceremony! The weather was great, the company was superb, the food 1

synagogue. Let’s keep the momentum going and continue on our determined route.

at the Rabbi’s open house at her home at 84 Roger Williams Circle in Cranston from 5-7 pm. This is a chance for us all to schmooze and be together to light candles on the 2nd day together.

We started a special collection of ribbons that are designed individually to reflect your wishes and prayers for the new temple. These ribbons will be sold for $18 at many events until the new building is constructed and will be displayed at the entrance to the new building during the dedication and for a short while thereafter. If you are interested in writing your special message and would like additional details please contact Lois Lury through the office and she will assist and guide you.

The annual Ira S. & Anna Galkin Program (Ruth Kaye’s “My Grandmother, My Mother and Me” one-woman show) is sure to be entertaining – come with your friends and family! I wish everyone a happy and healthy Chanukah. Please contact me at any time with any comments or questions. B’Shalom Susan

Chanukah is around the corner and I hope to see you all at services around the holidays and also

Kesher Corner: Internet Safety: Parenting in Today’s Electronic World Nicole Jellinek, LICSW sent or posted electronically nude or semi-nude images of themselves.

On October 29, Congregation Agudas Achim in Attleboro, another Kesher congregation, hosted an interactive workshop on parenting issues related to internet safety. The presentation provided information and education about issues our children face (though the presenter, an educator with the Bristol County Sheriff’s Office, said she gives the same information to school groups). In an attempt to continue to disseminate information further, here are some tidbits, in no particular order:

Adults and teens have been prosecuted under child pornography laws for sexting. It is not only a crime to originate sexually explicit photos or text, but also to forward something one receives on their phone. What to do? If your child is bullied they should: • tell an adult • leave the online area they are in • block messages from harassing senders • save copies of any text or image they get • in some cases, notify police.

Cyber-bullying is defined as online social cruelty that involves sending or posting harmful or cruel text or images, using the internet, interactive and digital technologies or mobile phones. The intent is to hurt, harass, embarrass, humiliate. The National Association of School Psychologists estimates that 160,000 children miss school every day for fear of being picked on; that 1.6 million children are bullied each week; and that 40 – 50 % of students in grades 4 – 8 have been bullied online.

Parents should: • know who their children’s online “friends” are • not let children have computer in their bedroom but instead in a common area • set limits on concerning behavior • teach children to guard their contact information and not share passwords • encourage children to talk about their concerns and to express their feelings • validate the child’s feelings • recognize behavior that may indicate their child is concerned about going to school

Even children who are not actively involved in cyber-bullying (as either bully or victim) may play a role: as supporter, onlooker, defender. It is important for parents to ask their children DIRECTLY about online bullying and not assume children will bring concerns to parents.

If you have concerns that your child is engaged in concerning behavior with computers or mobile phones and need resources or to talk, please call Rabbi Levin or me. I can be reached confidentially at 401-338-8301.

Sexting is sending sexually explicit photos or text through one’s mobile phone. The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy reports that 1 in 5 teens have either

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The Cohen School News The Cohen School has celebrated many “firsts” this school year. The first meeting in a new location, the first Shabbat Yachad , the first meeting of the Torat Tots program, and the first “performance” of the Cohen School students as participants at the groundbreaking on Middle Road. Students are working hard to hone Hebrew reading skills, learn about mitzvoth (commandments), keep up with the weekly Torah portion, and to learn to sing Hebrew songs. These “firsts” are a wonderful beginning for students and families, but it is equally important to ensure that the firsts become second, third, and future experiences. As the school year progresses, we look forward to celebrating, learning and playing together. December December December December

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Calendar 1 Regular Classes 5 Shabbat Yachad 6 No Classes

8 Regular Classes 13 Family Program 15 Regular Classes 20 Regular Classes, Torat Tots 22 Regular Classes 27 No Classes 29 No Classes

Calendar 3 Regular Classes 5 Regular Classes 9 Shabbat Yachad/Naming Shabbat 10 No classes 12 Regular Classes 15 Simchat Shabbat 17 No Classes 19 Regular Classes 24 Regular Classes, Torat Tots 26 Regular Classes 29 Simchat Shabbat/ Tu B’Shevat Seder 31 No Classes

In Our TY Family Mazal tov to everyone celebrating a Birthday in December! Aaron Tessier, Cameron Hanna, Myer Grossman, Chloe Schneider, David Steinberg, Isabella Bellini, Sanford Karp, Evelyn Streich, James Greene, Rosalie Gleckman, Edward Steiner, Rochelle Ziegler, Lucien Arsac, Ethan Tessier, Joyce Wacks, Marilyn Sacks, Edward Safire, Eric Shuman, Sarah Bresky, Sharon Hoffman, Leonard Sholes, Eddye Golden, H. Herman Goldman, Ruth Perler, Daniel Adler, Lois Lury, Ronni Guttin, Helene Hanna, Rachel Berman, Jo-Ann Antin, Beverly Goncalves, Maxine Sidman and Beth Salk Mazal tov to everyone celebrating an Anniversary in December! Angelo & Marlene Bellini (17 years), Louis & Gilda Beckenstein (14 years) and Waine & Nancy Bresky (8 years) Mazal tov to our dear member, Nathan Honig of Ohio, who celebrated his 95th Birthday in October! Mazal tov to Gladys Sollosy who celebrated the bar mitzvah of her grandson, Avraham Simchah Slatin in Jerusalem in November! Mazal tov to Daniel Cohen and Shana Shevitz on their marriage. Dan is the son of Les and Fran Cohen. Dan and Shana were married October 25th by her Uncle, Rabbi Daniel Shevitz. They will be making their home in the Boston area. Best wishes to all! May God who blessed our ancestors, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel and Leah, bring blessing and healing to: Beverly Adler, Neil Alterman (Ron Alterman’s father), Judy Chorney (friend of Florence Sarenson), Frances Dorsch (Maurice Wine’s sister), Joseph Dress (Annette Dress’ father), Pearl Gorden, Douglas Greenberg, Ida Gregerman (Evelyn Nussenfeld’s cousin), Maurice Grossman (Myer Grossman’s son), Myer Grossman, Hanna Jozefowicz (Trude Sholes’ mother), Gladys Lane (Alan Olinsky’s aunt), Gloria Lefkowitz, Barbara Levine (friend of Florence Sarenson), Sherri Levine (friend of Florence Sarenson), Bonnie Lury, Steve Matzner, Anita Olinsky, Sally Pressman, Sara Pulner, Zenas Pulner, Leon Resnick, Ron Richter, Susan Richter, Harold & Sylvia Roggen (Barbara Karetny’s parents), Louis Russian, Sylvia Shocket, Herb Spivack, Matthew Streich, Mandy & Caleb Michael Sugrue (Sheryl Ponder’s daughter and 3

grandson), Meyer Teya (Marcia Slobin’s father), Steve Tragar, Diana Francesca Wantoch (friend of Beverly Prosnitz), Moe Wine, Jonathan Winer (Laura Steele’s brother) and Eileen Winkler (Rochelle Ziegler’s mother)

Welcome to our New Members! Our Torat Yisrael family is delighted to embrace our newest members. Welcome to: ◊ Eric and Judith Greenberg and their children, Bailey, Jared & Evan ◊ Jeffrey and Andrea Kaplan and their children, Ella, Zachary & Ethan ◊ Jeffrey and Betsy Schneider and their children, Chloe, Phoebe & Sophie

Short Announcements Sign Up For E-mail List: Would you like to receive Rabbi Levin’s weekly Shabbat Shalom e-mail? Send your e-mail address to: [email protected].

Hospital Visits from Rabbi Levin: Hospitals, by law, cannot notify Rabbi Levin if you are their patient. Please call Evelyn Nussenfeld in the office (785-1800) for notification of hospital visits.

Torat Yisrael Seniors, welcome to the Mealsite! Contact Neal Drobnis or Steve Tragar for more information. Monday – Friday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm at 781-1771.

Would an Interest-Free Loan Help You Through a Difficult Time?

The Hebrew Free Loan Association of Providence: Interest free loans granted from hundreds to over two thousand dollars. For more information contact www.hflprovidence.org or 331-3081 Also: Pawtucket Hebrew Free Loan Association at 729-1312.

Fresh Kosher Food Now Available at Miriam Hospital

The Miriam Hospital is now offering fresh kosher meals to patients upon request. Under the direction of Rose Forrest of Daniel Catering, the meals offered will be strictly glatt kosher and under Va’ad supervision.

TTY Sisterhood Cookbooks on Sale!

Beyond a Bagel Cookbook is on sale! So don’t miss out! Make checks payable to Temple Torat Yisrael Sisterhood for $10.00. If you buy three; the price is $25.00.

Be a Torat Yisrael Lobbyist! Edgewood Food Closet Donations

Pick up a great read!

Pick up a few items like canned tuna and salmon, canned soups, breakfast cereal, canned vegetables and fruits for our Food Closet Bin. Also needed: toiletries such as shampoo, toothpaste, diapers.

Which you’ll find at our Book Exchange corner in the TTY lobby! For a 25¢ donation, you are welcome to help yourself to any book on the shelves and then return it when you’re done. Come browse at your leisure!

TYNet Café! Come Schmooze!

Recycle Here!

Torat Yisrael is wireless and caffeinated! Are you coming in for a meeting? Just looking for some good coffee or tea and a place to chill? Our TY Lobby has it all!

Plastic containers with higher recycle code numbers like medicine vials and yogurt and cottage containers. (Not processed by our municipal recycling facilities.) Please wash containers before depositing in our recycling bin.

Meadowcrest Clothes Closet!

Kosher Food Pantry

The young students of the Meadowcrest Early Learning Center of East Providence have been coming to school without adequate clothing. You can help by donating lightly used or new clothing and outerwear 4x-6x sizes.

Please bring kosher non-perishables to our lobby collection bin to help support Rhode island’s vulnerable Jewish residents.

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2010 Entertainment Books are here!

These make terrific gifts as well as providing great savings for you. You save and support Torat Yisrael at the same time. That’s a “win-win”! Call (785-1800) or e-mail ([email protected]) to order your 2010 Entertainment Books. $25 each.

Temple Torat Yisrael Email Addresses, Facebook and Twitter Rabbi Amy Levin: [email protected] Hazzan Devin Goldenberg: [email protected] Susan Smoller, President: [email protected] Ronni Guttin, Education Director: [email protected] Nicole Jellinek, Social Worker: [email protected] Anita Olinsky (Dues Committee): [email protected] [email protected] - Michael Field/Beth Salk (Membership Committee Chairs) [email protected] [email protected] and @ravlevin Sheryl Ponder, Bookkeeper/Office Manager: [email protected] Stephanie Reinsant, Rabbi’s Secretary: [email protected]

Now It’s Easier Being Green! Think Local

The “premium” we pay for out of season fruits and vegetables isn’t just the price of the produce, it’s the fuel that was burned getting it to your local market. Peaches in November? Those weren’t grown in New England! Look for local produce, get into eating seasonally. You’ll enjoy fresher produce, support local farmers and help protect the environment.

Connect to the Past; Build for the Future – The Gift of Israel! Partner with Torat Yisrael and JFRI to provide an Israel experience for your child. Enroll now to receive up to $2,000 free! For information, contact Beth Brier (401-331-0956, ext. 223 or email: [email protected]).

Are you raising Jewish children…but you’re not Jewish? The Mother’s Circle is a free educational and welcoming program empowering non-Jewish mothers to create Jewish homes. Jewish holidays, practices, rituals, and ethics, resources and tools for enriching Jewish family life at home. Free childcare available upon request. For more information contact Kit Haspel, Mothers Circle Coordinator at 401-331-0956 x184 or [email protected].

The Full Plate Kosher Food Pantry News

The Full Plate Kosher Food Pantry would like to thank everyone who has donated food or money to this extraordinary endeavor so far! When they began in May, they had no idea the number of families they would be helping in these hard times. Over 100 families are utilizing The Full Plate every month, with more people calling or stopping by all the time. The Full Plate is growing and reaching out all over the state. Due to all the generous donations from recent food drives, they have plenty of canned vegetables for now. They can use the following items: No salt added canned vegetables, Oatmeal – regular flavor, Cereals – regular and low sugar, Canned fruit, Tuna fish, Jelly – sugar free, Juice – both regular and low sugar, Pasta, Peanut Butter, Pudding – sugar free, Kasha, Soup mixes – preferably low sodium. We have a collection bin for the Kosher Food Pantry in our TY lobby.

Hug N’hamah: Circle of Consolation A Bereavement Discussion Group meeting on alternate Thursday evenings at 7:30 pm providing a supportive circle to bring the emotional and spiritual challenges of grief. Facilitated by Torat Yisrael member, Dr. Judith Lubiner, a licensed psychologist, and Rabbi Amy Levin. TY members and non-members equally welcome. December 17

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Shabbat Yachad – TY’s Very “Together” Shabbat Shabbat Yachad: TY's Very Together Shabbat!: December 5, 2009 Thank you to our Membership Committee which is sponsoring the December Shabbat Yachad luncheon in honor of our new members! Please RSVP to the Torat Yisrael Office ([email protected]); 785-1800, to place your free reservation for Shabbat Yachad lunch. We want to make sure there is plenty of food for everyone!

TY Israel Tour Informational Meeting Nancy Waszkis, chair of our April 2010 Israel Trip and Rabbi Levin invite you to an informational meeting about Torat Yisrael’s April 2010 Israel Trip. We are meeting on Sunday, December 6th at 2:15 pm before the Galkin Program at 3 pm.

Temple Torat Yisrael Presents…… The Annual Ira S. & Anna Galkin Program

Please join us on Sunday, December 6th at 3:00 pm for Ruth Kaye’s “My Grandmother, My Mother and Me” one-woman show - the perfect intergenerational program. (Flyer enclosed)

Shalom to Shabbat: Unwind and Nosh Before Shabbat Services

Join us on Friday, December 11th at 7:00 pm for wine and refreshments before our 7:30 pm Shabbat Service.

Knit & Kvetch

Temple Torat Yisrael’s knitting circle: Sunday, December 13th from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Village Lower School in East Greenwich. Share your knowledge of knitting, crocheting, embroidering and needle-pointing. For more information please contact Beverly Goncalves ([email protected]) or Lynn Field ([email protected]).

Rabbi Levin’s Fifth Annual Chanukah Open House

Please join me on Sunday, December 13th from 5 to 7 pm for my Fifth Annual Chanukah Open House! I’ll need your helping eating those latkes and jelly doughnuts! I’m looking forward to welcoming you to my home: 84 Roger Williams Circle. Instead of a gift, please bring a donation for the Edgewood Food Closet or the Kosher Food Pantry.

Thank you! Rabbi Amy Levin

Our December Topic: An Introductory Look at Islam East Greenwich: Tuesday, December 15th: 12:00-1:30 p.m. – Lunch & Learn at T’s Restaurant, 5600 Post Road (in the Benny’s Plaza), East Greenwich – each participant orders from the menu and we study Jewish sources addressing current issues. Everyone is welcome, bring a friend! th

New! Cranston/Warwick: Thursday, December 17 :

12:00-1:30 p.m. – Lunch & Learn at the Cozy Grill Restaurant, 440 Warwick Avenue, Warwick – each participant orders from the menu and we study Jewish sources addressing current issues. Everyone is welcome, bring a friend! Look for us in the back room!

Simchat Shabbat/Shabbat Service in East Greenwich 5:45 pm: Kid-friendly Shabbat dinner for the young families; 6:15 – 7:00 pm: Early Shabbat Service for all. Enjoy an early Shabbat service and then arrange for a relaxed Shabbat meal at home with your family and friends. 6

DATE: December 18th RSVP to the TY office by December 15th 785-1800 or [email protected].

Rhode Island Family Shelter Christmas Dinner is Cooking At Torat Yisrael Wednesday, December 23rd starting at 6:00 pm we will be cooking dinner to be delivered to the shelter Christmas afternoon. For more information contact Lynn Field at [email protected] (flyer enclosed).

Game Night Adults and kids, young and old, singles and couples . . . we’re all getting together for our annual Game Night on Saturday, January 9th. Havdalah at 5:30 pm and then on to the games! We’ll spend the evening playing and munching. Bring your favorite games!

Tu B’Shvat Seder and Dinner

Please join us on Friday, January 29th at 5:45 pm for a congregational Tu B’Shvat Seder and Dinner. More details to come.

Mark Your Calendars for These Great January Events! Sunday, January 10: Knit & Kvetch at the Village Lower School in East Greenwich, 9:00 am Friday, January 15th: Simchat Shabbat in East Greenwich, 6:00 pm Early Shabbat Service for all; 6:45 pm kid-friendly Shabbat dinner Tuesday, January 19th: East Greenwich Lunch & Learn/T’s Restaurant, 12:00 pm Thursday, January 21st: Cranston/Warwick Lunch & Learn/Cozy Grill, 12:00 pm Friday, January 22nd: Shalom to Shabbat (Unwind & Nosh before Services); 7:00 pm

Torat Yisrael is Returning to Israel!! Mark off April 18, 2010 and plan to join us for an exciting and inspiring Congregational Mission to Israel. We will be travelling with our friends from Rodef Sholom Temple of Hampton, Virginia (our travel partners in 2005). For itinerary and price information check our website: www.toratyisrael.org or contact Nancy Waszkis through the Torat Yisrael office: 785-1800.

TEMPLE TORAT YISRAEL DONATIONS September 25, 2009 – November 20, 2009 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN The Capital Campaign list does not include multiyear pledges which will be suitably recognized at a future time.

Ruth Ross

Andrew & Sharon Gilstein Bertha Goldberg & Family

In Memory of Sidney Kramer

Marian Goldstein

Dr. Joan Abar

Sanford Gorodetsky

Betty Adler

Myer Grossman

Baker & Daniels

Arlene & Robert Kaye

Carole Berren

Helen Kramer

The Berren Law Firm

Seymour & Shirley Ladd

Lawrence & Ruth Bertman

Lillian Lewis

Sylvia Bloomberg

Steven Musen

Goldie Cohen

Evelyn Nussenfeld

Helen & Marc Davis

Libby Oberman

Muriel Davis

Morton & Sylvia Paige

Martha Finger

Stan & Lonna Picker

Frances Friedman

Antonetta Ricciuti

Gloria Golden

Norma Friedman

Ruth Ross

Evelyn Nussenfeld

Martin & Molly Garber

Fred & Sally Rotenberg

In Memory of Jordan Abrams Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Spivack In Memory of Ida Falk Ruth Ross In Memory of Hope Iris Finkel Morton & Sylvia Paige In Honor of Barry Golden

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Leonard & Ruth Rotenberg

In Memory of Eunice Abeshaus

Norman Sadler

Debra Abeshaus

Shirley Schreiber

Marc Abeshaus

In Memory of Joseph Greene Jim & Sana Greene

Dr. & Mrs. Abraham Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Alan Schwartz David & Anne Schwartz Elaine & Steve Shapiro Lillian Silberman

In Memory of Meyer Bazar Ira Bazar

Jim & Sana Greene

In Memory of Harold Bellin Trudy Katz

In Memory of Anna Grossman

Rachel Silverman Ruth Siperstein Mr. & Mrs. Jack Scott

Maurice & Felicia Grossman In Memory of Claire Bronstein

Lionel & Sidel Weinstein

In Memory of Bertha Grossman In Memory of Norma Carlin

In Memory of Sally Heimann In Memory of Beulah Cohen

In Memory of Mollie Hoffman In Memory of Harry Cohen

Marilyn Hoffman

Frank Kamoroff

Evelyn Nussenfeld Ruth Ross

Sam & Lillian Mendelwitz

Frank Kamoroff

Evelyn Nussenfeld In Honor of Judith Lubiner

Barbara Zenofsky

Gerald Carlin

Shirley Zier In Memory of Helen Langman

Myer Grossman

Milton Bronstein

Gladys Sollosy Gloria & Herb Spivack

In Memory of Rose Greene

In Memory of Ida Hutzler In Memory of Lawrence Cohen

Mildred Beck

Bella & Stanley Foster In Memory of Harriet Pietkiewcz Evelyn Nussenfeld Ruth Ross

In Memory of Jack Kosofsky In Memory of Sydney Cohen

Rachel Silverman

In Memory of Fannie Kramer In Memory of Katherine Coken

Speedy Recovery to Sally Pressman

In Memory of Solomon Kutin In Memory of Phillip Davis Sema Davis

In Memory of Isaac Lazarus In Memory of Frederick Foster

In Memory of Herman Blumenthal Sema Davis In Memory of Ira Davis Sema Davis In Memory of Sidney Kramer Sema Davis In Memory of Helen Langman Sema Davis In Memory of Milton Winkler Sema Davis

In Memory of Gertrude Levine In Memory of Dora Galer

Sylvia Paige

Myer Grossman In Honor of Judith Lubiner Kallat Breishet In Memory of Jack Garfinkel

Marc & Helen Davis

Stephen Garfinkel In Memory of Tillie Milgrim In Honor of Barry Golden Hatan Torah

Mildren Beck

Marc & Helen Davis In Memory of Rae Nierman In Memory of Sylvia Goldenberg

Joan & Jeff Bookbinder

Joan & Jeff Bookbinder In Memory of Leo Nussenfeld In Memory of Myrna Green

Evelyn Nussenfeld

Larry & Paula Meyerson In Memory of Elliot Greenberg Diane Greenberg

GENERAL FUND

Anita Lazarus

Bella & Stanley Foster

Rachel Silverman

IRA DAVIS MEMORIAL FUND

Leah Ross-coke

Lucien, Roberta & Celine Arsac

Alan & Anita Olinsky Ruth Ross

In Memory of George Labush Harold & Jerri Labush

In Memory of Pearl Fain

Evelyn Nusenfeld

Helen Kutin

Marc & Helen Davis

Evelyn Nussenfeld In Memory of Milton Winkler

Dorothy Kramer

Morton Coken

Evelyn Nussenfeld In Honor of Steven Shapiro’s Special Birthday

Judith & Frank Kosofsky

Goldie Cohen

In Memory of Max Greenberg Philip Greenberg

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In Memory of Harriet Pietkiewicz Leah Ross-Coke Helen & Marc Davis

Sylvia & Fred Blazar In Memory of Harry Portney Howard Portney

Florence Sarenson In Memory of Joseph Strauss Ellen McKenna

In Memory of Arnold Rosenfield Sylvia Levin

In Memory of Herman Torman Samuel & Lois Torman

In Memory of Louis Ross Lynn Field & Joslin Ross

In Memory of Elsie Udovin Judith & Frank Kosofsky

In Memory of Norman Saltzman Harriet Saltzman & Family

In Memory of Samuel Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Torman

In Memory of Bernard Sarenson Florence Sarenson

In Memory of Ethel Woled Bella & Stanley Foster

In Memory of Bruno Schneider Peter, Elizabeth & Evelyn Mittler

In Memory of Jacob Woled Bella & Stanley Foster

In Memory of Evelyn Robbins Shapiro Joseph & Debra Shapiro Steve & Elaine Shapiro In Memory of Sidney Shapiro Joseph & Debra Shapiro

In Memory of Philip Woled Bella & Stanley Foster In Memory of Joel Zarum Joan & Jeff Bookbinder

Steve & Elaine Shapiro In Memory of Theodore Zenofsky In Memory of Rebecca Sirkis

Barbara Zenofsky

Martha Jacobs

LEO MAL ENDOWMENT FUND In Memory of Sadie Smith Judith & Frank Kosofsky In Memory of Pearl Stayman Steve & Elaine Shapiro

In Memory of Lorraine Kruger

In Memory of Harriet Leider Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Karp

PRESIDENT’S DISCRETIONARY FUND In Memory of Anna Grossman Anita Olinsky In Memory of Sidney Kramer Alan & Anita Olinsky In Memory of Hyman Malachowsky Anita Olinsky

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUND In Memory of Bernice Adler Daniel Adler In Memory of George Labush Ruth Ross In Honor of Rabbi Levin Dorothy Kramer

MICHELE PAM ROSS FUND In Honor of Greta Labush’s Special Birthday Harold Labush In Memory of Michele Pam Ross Ruth Ross

BEATRICE & ALBERT SYDNEY ENDOWMENT FUND In Memory of Albert Sydney

MITZVAH FUND In Memory of Helen Langman Martha & Nate Lury

Bea Sydney In Memory of Rose Sydney Bea Sydney

In Memory of Dora Stone

PRAYERBOOK - ETZ CHAYIM

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