Temple Beth Shalom 702 SE 24th Avenue Cape Coral, Florida 33990 (239} 772-4555

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Inside this issue:

Rabbi’s ReflectionsPage 1& 6

President’s MessagePage 3

V i c e P r e s i d e n t s ’ Messages

Page 9

Brotherhood ReportPage 8

Sisterhood ReportPage 5

Committee ReportsPages 7, 8, 9

B i r t h d a y s a n d Anniversaries

Page 16

Business DirectoryPage 18 & 19

2018/ 5778 Summer Edition

Rabbi’s Reflections ~~ Rabbi Devora Buchen

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Is nothing sacred? Are we allowed to change or apply even our most hallowed traditions with impunity? A number of years ago during an intense political campaign the conservative candidate accused his opponent of being a liberal. As if that were not enough, he went on to define a liberal as one who regards the 10 Commandments as 10 suggestions.Are our religious events and artifacts too fragile to survive an updating journey? Our sages urge the rabbis to persuade all to be there to witness and share the special Sinai experience. Then too, there is the special reinforcing urgency of the timing. The exodus of the past was fading, the present was dizzying at the base of the mountain, and the future was put in jeopardy by the idolatry of the golden calf. No easy time but it all worked out. Why? Because the 10 Commandments accomplished many miracles; they restored our holy connections to the past, the present and above all to a Jewish future. They gave us back our sanity, self-worth, pride, and purpose at a time when all was shaky. And finally, they reminded us that without an aspirational vision of moral behavior the people perish. My argument then is that the Torah is not locked in time nor stuck in context. It is a compilation of stories, rituals, architecture, forms, format etc., too rich, too available, and too wise to leave untapped. Indeed, when the history of its biblical timing seems to coincide and even reinforce current similar contemporary events and chronology, updating, modernizing and application are not only justified even welcoming. It may also help us survive our fragmented times. con’t on page 6

Rabbi ~ Devora Buchen

Executive Board President Harvey Wolfson

Vice-President 1st Georgette Bothner

Vice-President 2nd Stuart Berman

Secretary Tobi Gold

Treasurer Sharon Rosenberg

Past-Presidents Arnie Schwartz Marc Nudel

Directors Asst. Secretary Rheta Kanen

Asst. Treasurer Tobi Gold

Religious Practices Larry Epstein

Membership Peri Pantazes

Publications Robin Razowsky

Social Activities Connie Bowman

Fundraising Denise Simenauer

Religious Education Marcia Strumwater

Social Action Ruthie Belkin

Building & Grounds Nate Blyveis

Brotherhood President Larry Epstein

Sisterhood President Fern Deutch

Ellen ZinnerMusic Department Director Rabbi Buchen

Accompanist Peter

Our magnificent choir is composed of congregants who love to sing. If you would enjoy becoming a part of this dedicated group, please contact Lenore Cohen at 239-549-6035.

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Temple Caring CommunityDo you need transportation to Temple or a health care provider? Please contact the office at 772-4555.

Shofar Advertising IMPORTANT UPDATE

If you are interested in advertising your business or professional service in the Shofar, please call Robin

Razowsky 312-816-3700 for information about rates.

B o a r d o f Directors 2017- 2018

Ritual & Study Schedule

Shabbat Services Kabbalat Shabbat

Fridays 7:30 pm

Family Service 1st Friday/Month 7:30 pm

Religious School Thursdays

4:30-6:00 pm

Adult Torah Study Saturdays 10:30 am

TBS Wish List The Religious School can a l w a y s u s e h e a l t h y , nutritious pre-packaged snacks that DO NOT contain nuts or dairy.

School Supplies The Social Action Committee collects school supplies for children in Title 1 schools. Please bring cash/checks or contributions to the Social Hall.

Judaica StorePlease visit our affiliate Judaica store which is Traditions Judaica Gifts, Inc. It is located in Pompano Beach, FL and has wonderful and reasonably priced items available. Temple Beth Shalom receives 10% back from every purchase which goes through our link. Please visit their website at: http://www.traditionsjewishgifts.com/cgi-t r a d i t i o n s j e w i s h g i f t s / s b / r e f . c g i ?storeid=*10eb9258ae0704409f33&name=AF231-Temple_Beth_Shalom You must use this link in order for us to get our 10% back. If you go to their website directly, we will not receive the 10%. They are currently offering a special coupon to all Temple Beth Shalom members. Enter your special COUPON CODE: AF231, and you will receive $5.00 off your orders, with no minimum order required.

Area Food Banks Cape Coral Caring Center, Suncoast Food Pantry and other local food banks in need have been getting gifts of canned goods and non-perishable items thanks to generous support of our TBS members and friends. The need is great, so please keep the donations coming.

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Temple Beth Shalom’s Ongoing Activities

Continue...

Mah Jongg Players Wednesdays

11:00 AM-3:30 PM. Contact Audrey Sands at

239- 543- 4288

FROM YOUR PRESIDENT by HARVEY WOLFSON

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Send Along Some Sunshine

A happy occasion like a birthday or anniversary is a perfect reason to “Send Along Some Sunshine”.

A personalized card sent to family and friends can also remind them that they are not alone while getting back on the road to good health, or recovering from the loss of a loved one. Your friends and family will feel the warmth of your well wishes and those of our temple.

The cost for a “Send Along Some Sunshine” card, including postage is $5.00. Payment can be sent to or dropped off at the Temple. Contact Jill Lawther by phone at 248-943-7104 or send an email to:

Connecting

Please alert Jill Lawther 248-943-7104 o f a T e m p l e m e m b e r ’ s i l lness, accident or problem. A card will be sent from the Temple.

Well, it’s summer. That means that our programs and meetings at Temple Beth Shalom pretty much go on hiatus until we start up again at the end of August in preparation for the High Holidays. It’s a time here of renewal, as we take a breath and gear up for the year ahead. Although our schedules may have slowed up a bit, we are still busy–with Membership, High Holiday planning, and temple fall program planning. Congregations are defined by much more than their lay and spiritual leaders. They are defined by the Jewish values they portray, their history of serving the community, and much, much more. Temple Beth Shalom is the oldest Reform temple in Cape Coral. Many of our congregants have been members for decades. And for newer congregants, Temple Beth Shalom is defined by its celebration of diversity and inclusiveness. For some, Temple Beth Shalom is a place to attend Yahrzeit services or life events, and so they pay dues, but are not otherwise actively involved in the goings on of the Temple community. As Jews, it is important to always find the meaning and make the connection between the actions that we take and how it impacts our life, as well as why we choose to do it. It is a mitzvah to donate to charity, but why do you, as an individual, choose to do it? What impact are you hoping to make in your community? For everyone who made a donation to Temple Beth Shalom, I encourage you to look beyond the “what” of the donation (much needed repairs to the Temple, security and the expansion of Jewish Education to name a few) and consider the “why” of your action. Beyond that, of course, I encourage you to donate and allow this gift to our cherished congregation fill you with joy. Please, take a moment to recognize the comprehensiveness of our congregation. This year I hope that with the diverse nature of all of us, we can begin to seek answers to the following: How will Temple Beth Shalom define itself to our congregation, to the larger Jewish community and to the community at large? What will be our goals in the upcoming year and in the years ahead? What will be our mission? What are our strengths? Our weaknesses? Our successes? Our failures? And regardless of the results, what will we have learned and what or how might we do better? It is my hope, in the coming days, to establish a Planning Committee to look at these questions and tasks. I invite all who wish to be a part of meeting the challenge of planning for the future to contact me. In the meantime, I wish everyone a restful and refreshing summer, safe travels if that is part of your summer plan, and the rejuvenation and renewal that this season offers. Shalom,

Harvey

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Temple Beth ShalomSisterhood OnegSponsor Form

The sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom will be honored to cater your Oneg. The cost will depend on what you want to serve. Temple Beth Shalom

Sisterhood Oneg Sponsor Form

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom will be honored to cater your Oneg. The cost will depend on what you want to serve. Apart from the cost, a donation to thesisterhood is appreciated.

STANARD ONEG Coffee, Tea, Soda, Fruit and Assorted Sweets $100.00 Add Ons Cheese Platter $25.00

Birthday/ Anniversary cake to be determined by your order. TBD Regular bagels and cream cheese $25.00 Chocolate Challah per availability from our own baker $10.00 Bagels, Lox, Cream Cheese (per 30 people) $75.00

White Fish spread or herring (per 25 people) $25.00

Vegetables and dip $20.00 Hummus & Pita Chips $15.00 Vegetables and dip $20.00

As always, you are welcome to bring any desserts to an Oneg without sponsoring it.

NAME:

_______________________________

PHONE NUMBER:

_______________________________

DATE OF ONEG:

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SPONSORSHIP OCCASION

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Please contact: Fern Deutch at (239) 257-4703 or (ferntbs@gmail.com) for date availability and menu.

702 SE 24th Ave. Cape Coral, Florida 33990

239*772-4555 www.templebethshalomcc.org

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SISTERHOOD President

by Fern Deutch

& Ellen Zinner

VolunteeroftheMonthPresentedto

The Gatlin Committee

Emily Lowenstein, Suzie Hershfield, Janice Albion and Bob Morris

ForthemonthofJune2018

Past Volunteers of the Month

Nate Blyveis October 2017Oneg Ladies November 2017Georgette Bothner December 2017Georgette Bother January 2018Leslie Vollmer February 2018 Judi Roth March 2018 Ruthie Belkin April 2018 Sharon Rosenberg May 2018

Sisterhood is looking forward to the coming year with great enthusiasm. Our yearly luncheon was well enjoyed by our members who brought their baby pictures to share. Many oohs and aahs were heard. Rosh Chodesh was at Fern's house where the movie " Gefilte Fish Chronicles" encouraged much discussion of family traditions. The High Holidays will be a time for reflection and cooking as we prepare for Selichot, Rosh Hashanah and Break the Fast. Leslie Vollmer will be chairing a fun filled afternoon on Sunday, November 4 as we will have a "Purse, Jewelry and Dessert Party!" For a mere $5, guests will have the opportunity to win purses, pocketbooks or handbags (whatever you call them) as well as jewelry items while enjoying dessert. Congregants are encouraged not only to attend, but to bring friends.Receive bonus raffle tickets for each friend you bring, Items needed for this event are gently loved purses and costume jewelry. Paid reservations and donations by October 19 will get the donor bonus raffle tickets for each item. Please drop off items with your name attached to them to the temple office by October 19. Checks should be made payable to TBS Sisterhood with Party in the memo. Don't miss this exciting event!

Temple Library The books in our temple library are sorted and organized. We have a wonderful assortment of Jewish books and general interest large-print books as a service to our congregants. Please stop by to see our library.

We accept Jewish-related books in good condition as well as large print books. If you have books you’d like to donate, please put them in the donation box in the library. Jewish children’s books, Jewish cook books and Jewish novels are especially desirable.

Rabbi Buchen’s Brown Bag Adult Education class has moved to every other Wednesday in 2018 from 11am-12:30 p.m. Pack your lunch and join us! Many interesting current event topics are discussed. Anyone interested please contact the office at 2 3 9 - 7 7 2 - 4 5 5 5 o r e m a i l R a b b i a t rabbibuchen@gmail.com

BROWN BAG LUNCH WITH THE RABBI

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We are living now in times of multiple disconnects, unable to find a coherent unified voice to address paralyzing divisiveness, and to be able once and for all to judge and condemn dreadful acts in the unequivocal power and finality of “Thou Shalt Not.”

To experience the catharsis of justice you shall not let anyone else do this for you. Besides, indignation will make the task fast righteous and furious. Here are my 10? What are yours? 1. Thou shall reject all acts and thoughts of hate crimes and racism. 2. Thou shall ban the sale of all assault rifles. 3. Thou shall stop polluting and poisoning our air, water, food and livestock. 4. Thou shall cut the defense budget and create the Cyber Counter Intelligence Department. 5. Thou shall stop favoring in supporting the rich. 6. Thou shall support the health and welfare of the old and infirm by not reducing

Medicare or Social Security. 7. Thou shall make such support need based for all including retired politicians. 8. Thou shall create a national mental health screening program. 9. Thou shall review the entire criminal system. 10. Thou shall offer free college admissions , reduce tuition loan rates

for all students, regardless of age, gender, or ethnicity. To be a Jew, to be an American, in the 21st-century is to be offered a gift. The gift means

making choices for a moral, ethical, and cultural life. A life for our children to inherit.

Rabbi

RELIGIOUS PRACTICES by

Larry Epstein &

Arnie Schwartz

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Membership by Peri Pantazes

Social Action by

Ruth Belkin

Time flies when we’re having fun. When Robin asked me to write an article for the Shofar on Membership I said, “Already? Didn’t I just write one and give it to you?” Actually that was 3 months ago. So, are you having fun yet? Tell others about our social activities, our lively services, our enthusiastic Rabbi and most of all our love for one another because that will bring people to our door. Several people have heard of our Temple and have come to check us out. We have one new member, Danielle Urowsky, who is ready to jump in and help. She has been coming to services each week but please welcome her by introducing yourself if you haven’t met her yet. Have a good summer everyone!Shalom, Peri

The love I have for the children of Cape Coral is truly a blessing. I would like to give thanks to the following companies and people that have supported to feed the children with their donations. They are: Metro Dinner, Tyson Eyes, Biaou Salon, Millennium Physician, Chips Auto, Hair Shapes, Weight Watchers and my Temple Beth Shalom members Maxine & Bob Morris. I would like to thank Tobi Gold for the beautiful flyer explaining the Summer Food Drive for Children. Please remember to keep the food coming for the children for the months of June and July.

The past few months have been terrific. Our Veterans Service, thanks to our Rabbi and Chorus, was terrific and our Passover Seder was a great success. Now we can enjoy the summer as we look forward to the High Holidays. Your Religious Practices committee is still working hard to make your Friday night services an enjoyable and enlightening experience. We also recently had a well-attended meeting for our congregation where the procedures for our Torah Service were explained and our Rabbi answered the many questions that were asked. There was a lot of information and everyone present left knowing something that they did not know before. Thank you Rabbi for being there for us.

If anybody still has any questions about the service you can still e-mail me at arnienature@hotmail.com and I will answer them as best as I can. If I can’t, I’ll ask the Rabbi first. Naturally, if you would like to participate in this committee we would be delighted to have your help. Please contact me and I’ll be glad to describe the work we do. There really is nothing more rewarding than helping prepare for our holidays and Shabbat Services.

On a personal note, we recently suffered the loss of two members of our extended family, Joe Studna, a long time member, and Jay Meisel, son of Beverly Meisel. In both cases, Rabbi conducted beautiful and thoughtful services that no doubt brought great comfort to friends and family alike. Joe was a personal friend for many years and a strong supporter of our Temple. His wife, Gale, will continue to be a member of the TBS family and we thank her for generously requesting that contributions be made to us in Joe’s name. Joe and Jay will both be deeply missed.

Arnie Schwartz

BROTHERHOOD by

Larry Epstein

BUILDING AND GROUNDS

Nathan Blyveis

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It’snosecretthattheBrotherhoodisstruggling. Theques6on is why and how we turn it around. Theposi6onofPresidentisopen. Ifyoucanspareafewhours amonth that would be great. You have aBoard who is willing to provide the assistance youneed tobe successful. Pleasecontact LarryEpstein,Stuart Berman or Robert Pantazes if you areinterested.Don’teveryonerunatonce.Upcoming events, besides our regular monthlymee6ngs,arebowlingandgolf. Ifyouareinterestedin bowling bi-weekly or just being a sub pleasecontactLarry. Whynotgetafoursometogetherandplay in our annual Samuel Belkin Golf Tournament?Don’t forget that the Brotherhood hosts its annualFridaynight“Shabbatservice.”Our mee6ng nights are flexible and majority rules.Most mee6ng nights are the fourth Monday of themonthandsomeincludealightsupper.Justtomakeitinteres6ngwesome6mesholdmee6ngsonSundaymorningandincludebreakfast.The Brotherhood works with the Sisterhood onseveral func6ons. More informa6on will becomeavailableatalaterdate.Dues are only $25.00 per year. Make your checkpayabletoTBSBrotherhoodandmailorbringitwithyouwhenyouaZendservices.

Read your weekly announcements for the nextmee6ng. In themean6mehave amost enjoyablesummerandstaysafeandhealthy.

Kitchen counter microwave. If it stops working, most likely youonly need to reset the circuit breaker in the fire alarm room-thefirstpanelonthele\-breaker#7.Theinsuranceinspectorhasrecommendedsomeseriousworkonthe driveway and I am ge_ng quotes on various things fromseveral companies. If we only had the money we could clean,overlay1½”ofnewasphalt, new stripes, anda seal-coat a\er afewmonthsfor$61,000.Anyonehavearichuncle?Wait-mostofusdon’thaveanyunclesanymore. Wearetherichuncles. Wanttostartafund?Thereislotsmoretodoforbuildingsecurity,andIhope toaddress it all before school starts. Iwill needhelpwithworkandwithadvice. The cleaning ladies suggested that it is 6me to deep-clean thekitchen. Thatwouldcost$500,andstrippingandwaxingthefloorinthesocialhalljustbeforetheHHdaysisanewproblem,becausethegirlsstoppeddoingthat.Ihavetofindsomeoneelse.TheworkdayofJuly1Icanceledbecauseofpersonalreasons,butImustadmit,unlesspeoplesignupandIknowhowmanyworkersthereare,andwhotheyare,Ican’tplanonwhichprojectstodo.Iwillsetthisupnext6mesomeonehastheideatohelpNatedohisjob.Kudos: somone finally tookno6ceof theneed to empty the redvacuumcleaners“bag”andchangethefiltera\ereachuse.Itwillbeapleasureformenowtodomysharetovacuumthetwogiantcarpetsinthefrontentranceway. AllthatdirtonthosecarpetsiswhatDOESN’T come into thebuilding.Whenever hands are idle,suchaswai6ngforyoukids;think“VACUUMCLEANER.”Kudos; Marty is close to done installing the new phone systemwhichwillallowmuchsavingsand,whenorganized,allowpeopletoanswerthephonefromtheirownhome—just in6meforRoshHashanareserva6ons. Thanks,Marty,andpleasefinishsowecancallamee6ngwithallthevolunteerstheRabbicancorraltowork,andteachthehow,what,where,andwhenofthesystem.Red Rocks have been added to the planters out front (by the time you read this either by volunteers or by me),and the purpose is not beauty…. did you notice the two large bowl shaped depressions in the planters? Well, I removed more duck eggs. Need I say more?Many Thanks to Larry Epstein, the assistant B&G committee member who faithfully keeps our plants watered. Beautification isn’t free… but Larry is. Good Job

2nd VICE-PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

by

Stuart Berman

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

by Marcia Strumwater

1st Vice-President’s Message

Georgette Bothner

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In order to operate successfully, every organiza6onneedsvolunteers. Thesevolunteersdoanumberofjobs that help the organiza6on run smoothly. Thetempleisnodifferent.For the temple to run smoothlyweneed volunteersto answer the telephone, help with fundraising,maintain the grounds, prepare the variouspublica6ons, assist with Shabbat Services and hostotherac6vi6esIfyouhaveacoupleofhoursaweektospareorevena couple of hours a month, please consider helpingyour Temple. Themore hands the lighter the loadand the faster things get done. Besides, you aredoingamitzvot.WhatcouldbebeZer?TheHighHolidaysarerapidlyapproaching. Whynotconsidersurprisingyourfriendsandfamilybywishingthemaveryhappy,healthyNewYearintheShofar.While I am no longer Social Ac6vi6es Coordinator Iwould like to thankConnieBowman for steppinguptotheplate.Ifyouhaveanyideasthatyouthinkthetemple would be interested in doing, seeing orvisi6ng,pleasedon’thesitatetocontactConnie.Tickets for the Broadway Palm on Saturday night,September29aregoingfast.Twoofthethreetablesarejustaboutsoldout.PleasecontactStuartBermanifyouareinterestedinaZending.

Wishingyouandyourfamiliestheverybest.LookingforwardtoseeingyouintempleonFridaynights.

StuartBerman

The last three months of Temple Beth Shalom Religious School saw the children participating in a variety of holiday celebrations. On March 1st, the students presented their Purim Spiel written by Morah Aliza Bental, after which the children ate traditional Hamentaschen. On March 29th, the students participated in a model seder conducted by Rabbi Buchen. A modified seder meal was served with the help of Melissa Greenbaum, Suzie Hershfield and Rena Myers. On April 19th, the students presented their Holocaust Remembrance in the sanctuary led by Morah Aliza. The children lit memorial candles and recited stories of the Holocaust. On April 19th, the students celebrated Israel's 70th birthday with a Yom Ha'Atzmaut celebration. Hotdogs, Israeli salad, hummus and chips were served. And finally, the students celebrated the last day of class on May 3rd with a discussion led by Rabbi Buchen and Morah Aliza followed by an end-of-year party.Three of our TBS students will become a Bar Mitzvah this year. They are Greg Urban on August 18th, Ian DiLeonardo on September 22nd and Edison Greenbaum on October 20th. Mazel Tov!

To the TBS Family

I will be on vacation for the summer. Wishing everyone a wonderful summer.

Georgette

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On Friday, May 24th, the temple was home to a special memorial service for the SW Florida Jewish Community honoring veterans of Florida. To honor our fallen brothers and sisters in Afghanistan and Iraq, members of Jewish War Veterans Post 400 read their names aloud.

The National Museum of Jewish Military History currently lists 57 identified Jewish service people who have given their lives in defense of our country in Iraq and Afghanistan. They are gone but never forgotten, and their memories will be honored in perpetuity.

Participating in this beautiful and moving service were our Rabbi and our choir who sang rousing patriotic songs and the songs of each of the military services.

Veterans Day Celebration at TBS

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Temple Beth Shalom Religious School children’s seder took place on Thursday, March 29th led by Rabbi Buchen. The students as well as their parents and siblings participated in the seder.

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A Lee Health officer received the Cape Coral Community Foundation’s top honor, the Elmer Tabor Award. Scott Kashman, a member of Temple Beth Shalom, is Chief Acute Care Officer at Lee Health, and was honored for his outstanding philanthropy in the community and his leadership that inspires others to be generous. The Cape reception, held Thursday at The Cape Coral Yacht Club, celebrates the accomplishments of those who give back. “This is a huge honor and completely unexpected. Cape Coral has embraced me and my family since we moved here,” Kashman said. “ We wanted to focus on a shared vision of a healthier Cape Coral and Southwest Florida. The community has rallied around the work we have done.” Scott Kashman came to Cape Coral in A u g u s t 2 0 11 t o b e c a m e c h i e f administrative officer at Cape Coral Hospital before assuming his current position since January 2017.

Buchen Blvd. comes to TBS

At the Honorary Banquet that was held in January of 2018,TBS members donated money to have a sign put up in honor of Rabbi Buchen. The sign was installed the week of July 1, 2018 and will stay up for one year. The sign is located on 8th Avenue by the Temple.

I want to thank my Temple family for all the cards, messages and attendance at  Joe's memorial.  It was a tough year, but G-d got us through it, and Joe is in a better place now.  The outpouring of love has made me decide to remain a member of Temple Beth Shalom, and I will try to attend High Holy Day services each year for Joe.  Love you all. 

Gale Studna

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Birthdays

July 1- September 30, 2018

Anniversaries July 1-September 30, 2018

BirthdaysJuly

Anniversaries August

Birthdays August

AnniversariesSeptember

Birthdays September

Anniversaries July

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Michael Scolnick 1 Arnie Vollmer 2 Stanford Levine 4 Cheryl Heitin 7 Ruth Belkin 16 Robert Pantazes 16 Kathy Brucker 20 Marty Burnette 20 Jeanne Lazovick 20 Samuel Brucker 23 Barry Deutch 24 Marge Gallop 24 Gail Glick 24 Irv Doliner 27 Nicholas Golod 31

Jorge & Helene Glocer 30Arthur Tanenbaum 2 Meryl Umansky 2 Sherry Graff 3 Peri Pantazes 5 Alicia Starr 5 H. Peter Simenauer 7 Rheta Kanen 12 Denise Simenauer 15 Katya Smith 15 Esta Doliner 16 Reida Lipton 16 Gregory Urban 17 Sharon Berry 20 Linda Cohn 24 Lori Levine 24 Jerry Razowsky 25 Justin Beneventano 27 Brandon Tyler Matera 27 Judith Crago 28 Linda Kass 28

Matthew & Tracey Matera 6 David & Melissa Greenbaum 19Arnie & Leslie Volmer 20H. Peter & Denise Seminauer 21 Irv & Esta Doliner 24Ted & Emily Elkins 24Rick & Sherry Graff 24

Earl Anderson 2 Edison Greenbaum 2 Elyssa Urban 2 Irving Buchen 6 Penelope MacIntyre 6 Robert Vinikoor 8 Ryan Brucker 10 Fern Deutch 17 Talia Exposito 17 Marsha Golod 19 Ian DiLeonardo 23 Alex Golod 28 Rosalind Muney 30

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Yahrzeit DonationsYahrzeit Donations

Marilyn Albion In Memory of Marion Albion, Donald Albion Barbara Anderson In Memory of Albert Siegal, Blanche Siegal, David Appleman Anonymous In Memory of Joe Studna Barbara and Joel Barlow In Memory of Bertha Fergal, Charles, Edward & Harry Goldberg, Ann Stern Edward and Marilyn Becker In Memory of Evelyn Rothman, Harry Aaron Harrison, Charles Harrison Betty Ann Beckerman In Memory of Katherine Driscoll Estelle Birnbaum In Memory of Melvin Regal Nathan and Wendy Blyveis In Memory of Marion Blyveis, Maurice Blyveis, Leonard Oberman Sydell Brucker In Memory of Benjamin Fuhrman, Rubin Brucker Lenore Cohen In Memory of Michael Miller Barry and Fern Deutch In Memory of Albert Deutch, Rae Deutch, Sarah Satovitz, Morris Zabelin John and Abby DiLeonardo In Memory of William Jacobs Irwin and Esta Doliner In Memory of Belle Doliner, Ben Doliner, Ida Arnowitz, Nathan Arnowitz Marcus and Marlene Einstein In Memory of Charles Ausmus Ted and Emily Elkins In Memory of Helen Jacobson Esta Bernstein In Memory of Irvin Bernstein Susan Fenton In Memory of Joe Studna Herbert and Marjorie Gallop In Memory of Max and Sarah Rae Gallop Rebecca Garrett In Memory of Esther Solomon Kirstein Donald Gelber In Memory of Rebecca Gelber Ed and Linda Goff In Memory of Lorraine Ray Elaine Goldwater In Memory of Curtis Soloma Tamara Gurvits In Memory of Samuil and Victor Gurvits, Anna Gurvits, Nisson Polischuk Stephen and Arleen Hershfield In Memory of Lillian Hershfield, Jess Hershfield, Moe Epstein Carol Josephs

In Memory of Joe Studna Rheta Kanen In Memory of Bea Kosseff, Meyer Tisherman Joan Lawless In Memory of Joe Studna David and Penelope MacIntyre In Memory of Olga Zauner, Charles Lucien Zauner Beverly Meisel In Memory of Louis Greenberger, Sara Greenberger, Norman Meisel Robert and Maxine Morris In Memory of Bobbie Kalvar Robert and Peri Pantazes In Memory of Sally Pantazes, Raymond Levine Jerry and Robin Razowsky In Memory of Geri Orlov Murray Robbins In Memory of Jordan Byers Sharon Rosenberg In Memory of Isabel Gutentag, David and Charles Braidman, Norman Rosenberg, Natalie Kruskol, Mitchell Braidman Michael and Arlene Scolnick In Memory of Al and Francis Nathan, Abe Scolnick Sylvia Sherman In Memory of Martin Pearlstein, Sam Green Mark and Elyse Smith In Memory of Philip Bernstein, Lois Bernstein Gerald and Merna Stein In Memory of Abe Silverman, Dora Stein Meryl Umansky In Memory of Esther Feiven, Joan Shirly Hark Feiven by Leonard Feiven Family of Ruth Wasserman In Memory of Arthur and Bertha Wasserman Condolences To Gale Studna, on the passing of Joe Studna Barbara Anderson Stuart and Belle Berman Nathan and Wendy Blyveis Georgette Bothner Sharon Rosenberg Nancy Swanson and Neil Marlo Dr. Arthur Tanenbaum and Elizabeth Greco Lee and Carin To Beverly Meisel, on the passing of Jay Meisel Nathan and Wendy Blyveis Lenore Cohen Sharon Rosenberg Audrey Sands To Reida Lipton, on the passing of her sister Georgette Bothner TBS Sisterhood To Bobby Maslowsky, on the passing of her aunt Barry and Fern Deutch In Memory of Irv Bernstein Marcia Strumwater

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Mazel Tov

Joel and Barbara Barlow In honor of the graduations of Evin Exposito, Justin Beneventano, Mia Glickman, Zach Urban Nancy Swanson and Neil Marlo In honor of the anniversaries of Joel and Barbara Barlow, Lee and Carin Hanan

Mishaberach To Sharon Rosenberg Stuart and Belle Berman Georgette Bothner Jerry and Robin Razos=wsky Gerald and Merna Stein TBS Sisterhood To Stuart and Belle Berman Georgette Bothner TBS Sisterhood To Irv Buchen Stuart and Belle Berman To Arthur Tanenbaum Lee and Carin Hanan

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

Nathan and Wendy Blyveis Football Pool Rheta Kanen

General Donations

Georgette Bothner Irwin and Esta Doliner in memory of Joe Studna Ilana Farkas John and Mary Kensek Julie Philips, in gratitude for Torah Study Arnold and Barbara Schwartz Matthew and Elaine Schmelter TBS Brotherhood TBS Sisterhood

Religious School Donations

Joel and Barbara Barlow

Samuel Beckerman Scholarship Fund

Betty Ann Beckerman, in memory of Samuel Beckerman Paul Beckerman, in memory of his father,

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