5315 OLD CANTON ROAD • JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI 39211 • PHONE 601-956-6215 • FAX 601-952-0895 • WWW.BETHISRAELMS.ORG Founded 1860 — A member of the Union for Reform Judaism, Serving Reform Congregations in North America

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2013 Sisterhood Shabbat Musician-in-Residence Weekend

Guest Musician:Hannah Spiro

RSVP to Charna by January 9thcharna515@aol.com or 601-607-7725

No charge

Hannah is a rabbinical student at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in Philadelphia. She has been performing since age 13, and has recently released a new album, "It Is Upon Us". Hannah's sound is a combination of folk, pop and rock. With her interpretive liturgy, musical midrash, and other folk-rock music, Hannah combines raw emotion with thought and purpose. She is also included on Jewish Rock Radio's list of emerging artists.

www.hannahspiro.com

Friday, January 11th 6:15pm Sisterhood Shabbat Music Service Most melodies composed by women Sermon-in-song

Saturday, January 12th 9:00am Shabbat Services10:15am Torah Study7:30pm Sacred Jewish-Chanting Havdallah & Dessert Reception

Sacred Jewish chanting takes text and puts it to simple melodies which, when chanted in repetition, help us feel them deeply. Sacred chanting is "meditation for people who hate meditating," because it puts you in a reflective place supported by a melody, a drum beat, or the voices around you. Speaking of drums, bring your congas, djembes, or other hand drums! Don't be shy -- chanting is for everyone.

Sunday, January 13th at Religious School Camp Song-Session led by Hannah Spiro Henry S. Jacobs Camp Presentation by Camp Director, Jonathan "JC" Cohen

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Balancing Mind, Body and Spirit

Jewish Yoga:

We need 10 people to keep it going!

Wednesdays @ 7:30-8:30pm

Resuming on January 9th

$5 per session

Instructor, Debi Lewis (owner of JoyFlow Yoga), and BIC Member, Hannah Orlansky

“The language of humanity is not only a means to express ideas but in itself a creation.” Yosef Chaim Brenner

Our world and technology continue to change and our language and ways of expression continue to change. This is an eternal truth - we see it also in Judaism: our tradition went from an oral tradition to a written one, and now perhaps we’re moving toward digital (although I doubt Jews will ever completely give up paper books).

As we share ideas with each other, whether one-on-one or between groups, our challenge is to determine the most effective, appropriate, and meaningful methods of communication for those involved. The purpose of congregation is to create meaningful ways for congregants to live Jewish lives - but we have to “advertise” it or “sell” it. This is one of the many challenges we are faced with, especially in the office at Beth Israel.

Public Relations, Advertising, and promoting what happens at temple has become a major part of the work we do. We are an incredibly vibrant community with activities almost around the clock. We also share with each other joys and sorrows, interesting Jewish tidbits and news, and community happenings.

We used to just make announcements at Shabbat Services or list events in our Shabbat Bulletin. Then we began to produce the Chailights - our monthly paper bulletin. Along with that came event flyers, mailed and made available. When technology changed, we went digital. We sent out a barrage of emails, and then consolidated them into our BIC Blast, now an “e-newsletter”. We created our own webpage and Facebook page, and every now and then still do some snail mail). But of course, the best method is always word-of-mouth. If you see something interesting, tell others.

Staff and leadership work very hard to present information in an effective, appropriate, and meaningful way - as well as esthetically pleasing, when possible. We are always willing to take suggestions on how we can do this better.

Nothing works if people don’t read or look at the incoming communication from temple. Then again, I’m preaching to the choir since you’re reading this. Let’s make sure everyone knows what is happening at Beth Israel – our spiritual home.

Divrei Harav: WorDs from rabbi CoHen

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Join us to honorrighteous volunteersin our congregation:

Dana LarkinDonna Orkin

Ted Orkin

Do you know of a congregant we should honor as B’nai Tzedek?

Contact Rebecca Laskinrebecca@laskintherapygroup.com

January 4th6:15pm

Special Oneg to follow

Hebrew II : Prayerbook Hebrew

Thursdays @ 5:15pm

Begins on January 10th

BIC Libraryunless otherwise noted

Thanks to all of you who have already returned your pledge forms. So many of you have made additional donations to the Cemetery and/or Capital Fund over

and above your pledges. These donations and your yearly financial commitments are

especially appreciated at this time.

If you have not returned your pledge form, please email the bookkeeper at

kim@bethisraelms.org

Ann Kimball & Chris KientzBenji Orlansky, son of Beth and Steve

Orlansky & Emily Harry

Brianna Larkin, daughter of Dana and Jonathan Larkin & Benjamin Shahvar

Guess Who Got Engaged ?

We will learn how to read and chant some of the prayers as well as basic prayer

vocabulary. This class is appropriate for those who already know the Aleph-Bet.

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Jewish Cinema Mississippi 2013Award Winning Independent Jewish – and Israeli – Themed FilmsSponsored by Beth Israel Congregation & the Jewish Culture

Organization at Millsaps College

January 23 - 24 & 26 – 27, 2013Malco Grandview Theater (Madison, MS)

My First Wedding (Argentina) Wednesday, January 23, 7:15pm

In Loving Memory of Suzanne Goodwin

“An action-packed 90 minutes unveils religious and personality tensions between families, theological musings of a wandering priest and rabbi, a sex/drugs/rock-n-roll senile grandparent and the hidden motives of ex-lovers.”

A Bottle in the Gaza Sea (Israel) Thursday, January 24, 7:15pm

“A gripping, unsentimental drama (of the Israeli/Gaza conflict) with a lot of action and a pacifist message of hope and reconciliation. A Bottle in the Gaza Sea is must-viewing."

Hava Nagila (USA) & Klezmer Concert* Saturday, January 26, 7:15pmSponsor Appreciation Night (Sponsor Reception at 6:00pm – Special Ticket Required) “Follow the infectious party song on its fascinating journey … a hilarious and surprisingly deep film.”*Klezmer Trio featuring Glenn Hartman and Jonathan Freilich, two of the founding members of The New Orleans Klezmer Allstars and local legend Buddy “Dr. Rhythm” Fish.

Remembrance (Germany) Sunday, January 27, 3:00pm

In Commemoration of the United Nations-Sponsored International Holocaust Remembrance Day

“To those who swore they’d seen enough Holocaust-themed films to last a lifetime: Rescind your vow, just this once. Remembrance is that good. It’s better than good. It’s unforgettable.”

My Charitable Gift to JewishCinemaMississippi2013Please support the work of JCM2013 by becoming a Sponsor or purchasing a Festival Pass. Your tax deductible contribution allows us to continue to bring high quality independent films to the region. All funds raised by JCM help to support the film festival, other art and educational programs at Beth Israel and the Jewish Culture Organization at Millsaps.

SPONSORSHIPEach sponsorship level comes with festival passes and other benefits, including admission to the Sponsor’s Reception. Producer, $5,000

Director, $2,500Movie Star, $1,000Actor, $500Film Critic, $200

The Festival Planning Committee thanks you in advance for considering a donation to JCM2013.

FESTIVAL PASSES(Includes one ticket to each film and the Klezmer Concert.)

For payment received prior to January 18, 2013

$15, Students and $35, All Others

For payment received on or after January 18, 2013

$20,Students and $40, All Others

INDIVIDUAL TICKETSFor All Film Except Hava Nagela: $5, Students and $10, All Others

Hava Nagila & Klezmer Concert: $10 Students and $15, All Others

Sponsors Reception, January 26th at 6pm: $30

Payment Information: Please make payment to Beth Israel Congregation by check, bank draft, credit card or PayPal via the donate tab on the BIC website. Indicate clearly that the payment is for Jewish Cinema MS.

For all things JCM2013 visit www.JewishCinemaMS.com

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As 2012 comes to a close, I’m pleased to announce that almost every one of us has returned our pledge letter making our annual financial commitment, the gift of our hearts and minds, to support the mission, vision, and goals of BIC. On behalf of the Rabbi, Officers and Board of Trustees, I’d like to thank each and every one of you for fulfilling the Mitzvah of Tzedakah for our congregation. We are especially appreciative to those of you who were able to find a way to increase your pledge for the coming year.

In my December Chailights article, I mentioned that our congregation is extremely fortunate to have so many individuals who are B’nai Tzedek (individuals doing righteous acts), freely giving their time and talent to the projects and needs of our Congregation. Please join me at services on January 4th for the first of our series of B’nai Tzedek Shabbats as we honor and thank those who perform the Mitzvah of Tzedakah. Be there to learn why Dana Larkin, Donna Orkin, and Ted Orkin are truly B’nai Tzedek. Rebecca Laskin, BIC Board President

"The Laugh in Peace Tour"A Muslim, a Christian, and a Jew walk into a store...Wait! Is this some kind of joke?Yes! It's a whole evening of jokes and laughter!

Three top-notch comedians, Azhar Usman, Rev. Susan Sparks, and Rabbi Bob Alper

are coming to Jackson, MS for a live show!

Millsaps CollegeJanuary 22, 2013

7:00pmAcademic Complex Recital Hall

For information, contact:james.bowley@millsaps.edu

Special talk on the History and Heritage of Black Jews

February 156:15pm

Shabbat Services

By Azriel Devine

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THe sisTerHooD spoTligHT

Golda Meir said, “I never did anything alone. Whatever was accomplished in this country was accomplished collectively.” For many years, Sisterhood members have accomplished familiar goals, such as events for the Jewish holidays and the hugely successful, annual bazaar. How has this been achieved year in and year out? I believe it is through innovation and creativity while respecting tradition. My goal as Sisterhood president has been to make Sisterhood authentic and simultaneously vital. The balancing act is not always clear: some will favor one course and others a different course. Change can be disorienting but the alternative is lack of vitality. As seen over and over again our Sisterhood has found its center because we ultimately strive to accomplish the goals of enhancing our Jewish community and local community. The very act of participating is an affirmation of our resolve to make things better. We truly welcome your involvement as it takes broad participation to make our community better. In honor of the women of Beth Israel Sisterhood, we will be celebrating a very special Sisterhood Shabbat on Friday, January 11th . You can find information about it on the 1st page of Chailights. I hope everyone can join us .

Wishing everyone a very happy and healthy 2013. Charna SchlakmanPresident Beth Israel Sisterhood

Judaica Gift Shopall items

January " Blue" SaleChanukah is very early

next year

Stock up now!

February - Unorthodox (Feldman)

Sunday, January 27th at 11:00 a.m. Please join us. Everyone is welcome.

Our Januaryselection is:

The Dovekeepersby Alice Hoffman

Sisterhood Lunch-Bunch

Wednesday, January 16, 2013 12:00 Noon

River Hills Country Club“Dutch-treat”

RSVP to Jan Docter by January 14th601-842-1550

jan_4200@yahoo.com

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How quickly “that” time rolls around again. Yep, it’s time to start planning your

cooking and helping out at the Sisterhood Bazaar! This year, we don’t have to contend with Spring Break because the bazaar is in April –April 10th to be exact. Gives you several extra weeks to cook some more casseroles and desserts for the Take Home Booth and the Gourmet Dessert Booth, right? And more time to solicit items for the Silent Auction and gather up your things for the White Elephant section, too. As I write this article on the first night of Chanukah, I am again thankful for all of the people who come together to make this event a success every year. I hope we can count on our chairwomen, head cooks, blintz fryers, meat slicers, salad makers, and bottle washers again this year. We will be calling soon and hope to hear resounding "yes"es that you will serve positions of responsibility again. Or that you will accept a new position of leadership for one of the many elements that make up the Bazaar. We also need people to respond to our requests for help on our cooking days in January, February, and March as well as come to our aid for setup the Sunday before the bazaar and help with all the other last minute tasks on the Monday and Tuesday before the BIG DAY! Let’s make 2013 another banner year for our annual event. This is the 46th year that we have had a Bazaar, and we don’t want to disappoint our adoring customers and fans. It is heartwarming to see all of the loyal Jacksonians who flock to Beth Israel on this day for our food and fellowship and even more exciting to see so many of our temple members work together side-by-side. I’m thinking we may have at least as many members in the temple on Bazaar day as we do on Rosh Hashanah. Mark April 10th on your calendar as a day to spend at the temple—we need you ! Sincerely, Jo Ann Gordon and Carol Kossman Bazaar 2013 Co-Chairs

FAQs you need to know:

46th Annual

Sisterhood Bazaar Silent AuctionIt’s time to start thinking about what you can contribute to the Sisterhood Annual Bazaar Silent Auction. The Silent Auction is a huge fundraising portion of the Bazaar, and we need all of our congregants help to make it a success. Proceeds from the Bazaar help fund the many projects that Sisterhood undertakes during the course of the year. Some of the items that do well in the Silent Auction are: gift cards to local restaurants, retail stores, spas and salons; pottery items; kitchen and home items; autographed sports memorabilia; original artwork. Please contact Susan Fijman at 601.260.4130 or sfijman@gmail.com if you have any questions or to let her know what you will be contributing this year. Contributions can be delivered directly to Susan or the Temple office. Thanks for your support.

 Sisterhood Bazaar: A one day annual fundraising event featuring homemade Jewish foods and culture.

 Date of the Bazaar: April 10, 2013

 Silent Auction: "Biggest money-maker." Sisterhood members are asked to bring AT LEAST 2 items each.

 White Elephant Sale: "One man's cast off is another man's treasure!" Gently-used items for sale donated by congregants.

 Take Home Food Booth : Congregants are asked to prepare and freeze meals and desserts to be sold.

 Taster's Plate: Best food option on Bazaar Day - a little bit of everything.

 Raffle: You will receive 10 tickets in the mail to sell (or buy yourself) for fabulous prizes.

 PVC Pipe: Used to set-up the booths the Sunday before the Bazaar. We always need volunteers!

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Campaign for Kindness:Congregant SpotlightKindest Congregants of the MonthServing in the Rain: Christmas at Stewpot and Meals on Wheels

People still get hungry when it rains. For over 25 years, Beth Israel has been providing and serving Christmas lunch at Stewpot, and this year was no different. A little rain – okay, a lot of rain – did not keep our kind and dedicated congregants away.

At the top of the list is Kim Graham – Accountant at Beth Israel and “honorary congregant.” She took over planning Christmas at Stewpot. She told her daughter Brayden that Christmas presents couldn’t be opened until they served someone else first. Joining Kim, Brayden, and Bryant Graham was David Kweller (he helps heat up the food every year, and knows the Stewpot kitchen better than the Temple kitchen!); Gil Hoffberg; Bert, Tammy, Ashley and Tovah Rubinsky, and Rebecca Laskin.

Also on Christmas this year was our regular Meals on Wheels route. We were still responsible for our route even though it fell on a Federal Holiday: hunger doesn’t take a vacation. Cooking and delivering food – in the rain – on Christmas this year was Traci Stratford, Adam Wassell, Gail Dellar, Bill Albright, Marcia Barron, Emily Kamber and Peggie Omolara.

Thank you to all our kind congregants. May 2013 be another year filled with gemilut Chasadim: Acts of Loving-Kindness.

Purimis Right Around the Corner!

We are looking for actors, singers and just random crazy people for our

Annual Purim Spiel!"Greased Purim"

Date of Spiel:Saturday, February 23rd

7:00pm

NO talent required just energy and enthusiasm!

Limited rehearsals and lots of fun!

Contact Ben Russellben@bethisraelms.org

It is both a thrill and honor to begin a new challenge as chair of your Tikkun Olam Committee. Your suggestions and support are essential. After a beautiful and rewarding sojourn in Israel, it is wonderful to be home with the congregational family of Beth Israel. Look for our children's book drive to be announced soon. There is also a special Tikkun Olam Shabbat with Guest Speaker Ed Sivak, founding director of the MS Economic Policy Center, on February 1st. In keeping with the year long theme of kindness, our focus goal is advocacy for Mississippi. No more last in the best nor first in the worst. Please do join our efforts. Sincerely, Jean Comley Tikkun Olam Chair

The Earl Hill Academy of Interfaith Studies:

Keep your eyes open for... Spring Series discussing challenges between Christians, Jews, and Muslims.

Beginning January 29thWe will learn more about each other and then ask the "hard questions" with Beth Israel Congregation,

Wells United Methodist Church, and the Raindrop Turkish House.

More Information Coming Soon!

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Talmud Class

Starting new Tractate:Chagigah, Chapter 2

BIC Library Thursdays @ Noon

Topics: Secrets of Creation and Early Mysticism

RSVP By February 1st kdrrost@gmail.com

BITY Annual Superbowl Sunday Chili and Salsa Sale

February 3, 2012

BITY is once again selling homemade chili and salsa ready for pick-up on

Superbowl Sunday, February 3rd, 2013between 10:30am and 12:30pm

Orders are Due by February 1st!Order forms will be available in the office

and on the Temple website.

All proceeds will go towards BITY's Relay for Life Team, benefiting the American Cancer Society.

Chili (beef or veggie) $25.00 (serves 4)

Salsa (spicy or mild) $10.00

Tikkun Olam Shabbat

with Shirim Choir

February 1st6:15pm

Guest Speaker: Ed Sivak, Founding Director of the

Mississippi Economic Policy Center

"What Do Children Need?"

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announCemenTs | birTHDays & anniversariesannounCemenTs | birTHDays & anniversaries

1/1 OFFICE CLOSED FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY1/7 Meals on Wheels, 8:30am1/11 Meals on Wheels, 8:30am1/11 Sisterhood Shabbat1/13 Federation Board Meeting, 10:00am 1/16 Sisterhood Lunch Bunch, 12:00 noon1/17 Monthly Board Meeting, 6:00pm1/18 Tovah Rubinsky's Bat Mitzvah, 6:15pm1/19 Tovah Rubinsky's Bat Mitzvah, 10:15am1/20 Sisterhood Book Club, 11:00am1/21 OFFICE CLOSED1/23 - 1/27 Jewish Film Festival1/27 Sisterhood Book Club, 11:00am

Happy birTHDay To...1/1 Gerald Crystal1/3 Drew Harris1/3 Greg Pollack1/4 Joy Roffwarg1/5 Peter Sharp1/6 Arty Finkelberg1/6 Rabbi Marshal Klaven1/7 Eric Schipper1/7 Sophie Sharp1/8 Lanny Greenberg1/8 Jackson Haber1/8 David Taub1/9 Luise Draft

1/9 Francis Springer1/10 Carol Kossman1/11 Bernard Blumenthal1/12 Jackalyn Schwartz1/13 Adriel Allouche1/13 Shelley Crunk1/14 Katy Barham1/15 Craig Robbins1/16 Michael Balfour1/16 Kimberly Schneider1/17 Caroline Metz1/19 Mikaela Phillips1/22 Andrew Johnson

1/22 Bob Lazarus1/25 Ellen Alexander1/25 Jennifer Rosenberg1/26 Sheryl Davidson1/26 Daniel Kolodney1/27 Gabriel Freedman1/28 Marla Harbor1/28 Asher Katz1/28 Marcy Nessel1/29 Nina Humphrey1/29 Helene Johnson1/31 Izabella Ivshin1/31 Stuart Rockoff

DaTes To remember Happy anniversary To...1/3 Susan and Macy Hart1/4 Lique Coolen and Mike Lehman1/4 Tamar and Peter Sharp1/17 Shirley and Gary Eriksen1/17 Amy and Arty Finkelberg1/18 Michele and Kenneth Schipper1/19 Natalie and Erez Allouche1/19 Jarmila and Peter Zapletal1/26 Marcia and Robbie Barron

from THe offiCe

• Contributions processed after January 10th will be included in the March issue of ChaiLights. • To protect your privacy and ensure checks are handled in a timely manner, please put all checks in the

black lock box by the BIC Office door. The box is conveniently located on the wall to the left of the door. PLEASE DON'T LEAVE CHECKS ANYWHERE ELSE. Thank you!

• Reports and articles for the February issue of ChaiLights are due Thursday, Jan. 10th. Submissions can be e-mailed* to support@bethisraelms.org. Submissions received after the 10th will be included on a space-available basis. *Please note in the subject line “(February 2012) ChaiLights submission.”

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In Memory of Elaine CrystalBy Kelly and John McGregor to the General FundBy Barbara and Alan Glazer to the Cemetery FundBy Janice and Buddy Blumenthal to the Cemetery FundBy Rebecca Laskin to the Cemetery FundBy Luise Draft to the Cemetery FundBy Marilyn and Mark Blackburn to the General FundBy Sheila and James Palmer to the General FundBy Lauren Rosenbaum Brown to the Cemetery Fund By John N. Palmer to the General FundBy Valerie White to the General FundBy Alan H. Walters of First Commercial Bank to the General FundBy the Marilyn and Michael Glosserman Community Fund to the General FundBy Marilyn and Marshall Glick to the Cemetery FundBy Mary Jo and John Lyle to the Cemetery FundBy Bea Gotthelf to the General FundBy Barbara Avishay to the Cemetery FundBy Jean Mintz and Morris and Melinda Mintz to the Cemetery FundBy Rebecca Boswell to the Cemetery FundBy Michael Steiner to the Jewish Cinema MSBy Beth and John Paxton to the General FundBy The Howard Glick Family to the Cemetery FundBy Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Daniel, Jr. to the Cemetery FundBy Tammy and Bert Rubinsky to the Cemetery FundBy Sally Thompson to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of Beth SollekBy Janice and Buddy Blumenthal to the Cemetery Fund By Rebecca Laskin to the Cemetery FundBy Luise Draft to the Cemetery FundBy Michael Steiner to the Jewish Cinema MSBy Tammy and Bert Rubinsky to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of Claire Simon By Janice and Buddy Blumenthal to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of June MillerBy JoAnn and Gary Maddox to the General Fund

In Memory of Harold GotthelfBy Rebecca Laskin to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of Lucile P. and Albert M. RosenfieldBy Roger Rosenfield to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of Harry DraftBy Rebecca Laskin to the Cemetery FundBy Luise Draft to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of Barry Draft By Rebecca Laskin to the Cemetery FundBy Luise Draft to the Cemetery Fund

In Honor of Rabbi Valerie CohenBy Honorine and Allen Weiss to the Capital Improvement Fund

In Honor of Our ChildrenBy Honorine and Allen Weiss to the Capital Improvement Fund

In Memory of Lena FinegoldBy Honorine and Allen Weiss to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of Betty and Toby RubinskyBy Honorine and Allen Weiss to the Cemetery Fund

In Honor of the Past PresidentsBy Amy and Arty Finkelberg to the Cemetery Fund

In Memory of Maurice M. CohenBy Stephen J. Goldberg to the Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. I.A. RosenbaumBy Lauren Rosenbaum Brown to the Capital Improvement Fund

In Appreciation of Donna Orkin and Rebecca LaskinBy Lauren Rosenbaum Brown to the Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

In Honor of the BIC Staff: Kim, Meg, Traci, Jimmie and SusanBy Amy and Arty Finkelberg to the Capital Fund

In Memory of Manny CrystalBy Lynn Crystal to the Cemetery Fund

5315 Old Canton Road, Jackson, MS 39211

Phone: 601.956.6215 Fax: 601.952.0895

January 4-5Louis Jacob Buchman Morris Danzinger Donald DeWitt,Roy HanfAdolph J. Orkin IIIKitty SteckelFradie Bear Cecil Julia Cohen Arnold DraftJacobo Jose Fijman Samuel Friedman Rose KirbyPhillip Needle Leo Phillip Gradinger* Julius E. Hatry*Anna Kuerschner Estelle Pollack Greer Beth Pollack*Pauline Samuels Milton Spiro Toby GrossmanAdolph Jospeh Orkin, Sr* Sally Spiegel Rose Bennett

Bertha Helen Geiger* Margaret Guenther Betty ShaperoJanuary 11-12Hassiba Ifrah Elfassy Rosa Wolff Schwartz*Max TurteltaubDorene Norma BowleyEdward ByousMoody Grishman*Maurice JosephMorton PhillipsMorris Priebatsch*Joseph SawyerFrances Berman*Beatrice BinderCharles Shapero Sr Julian Wiener*Shalom KaminskyRuth SegalShepherd TuckerSamuel FermonLena Schwartz*Florence SandlerMilton Cherkasky

Michael V. GirandaLester LaskyJanuary 18-19Ada Berman DanielAnne Garshman Goldberg*Ann Plotkin*Ida SteinRona LibglidMaurice LuxenbergDora S. OrlanskyJoseph RosenShirley BalkinEphram CohenRaymond DocterShirley GoodmanHeyena GorelikAnna Lewine*Sol A. LindMarshall NirenbergCecille Shornick*Bernard SteinTom UnderwoodOdessa Goldstein*Toby GreenbergFayga Millstein

Rose SeligmanLottie Botnick EismanJoen MykoffFannie WallickNorman Muskin*Rhea C. Shindell*January 25-26Jeffrey KorelitzJerry PaukinMyrtle ByousAbe RonesFlorine AbramsLottie BradyErna Ascher*Natalie GordonHarold McRae Loeb*Shirley MillerVera MillerEthel Neveleff*Edith ShermanBenjamin BerendtHattie Mitchell DormanMae Freedman*Minnette SaferRalph Davis

Yahrzeits for January 2013We Remember