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The Book of Life 5781

Shanah Tovah U’ Metukah

Wishes for a Good and Sweet

New Year! 2020/2021

5781

Rabbi Richard Perlman Associate Rabbi Bernie Horowitz

Rabbi Emeritus Abraham Morhaim Cantor Sam Pessaroff z’l

Beth K. Hoffman, SynagogueAdministrator Susan Sugerman, Religious School Director

Linda Swears, Bookkeeper Osvaldo Herra, Custodian

L’Shanah Tovah

BOARD MEMBERS

Loretta Band Phil Brodie Harriet Feinstein

Mark Gershlak Arlyne Greenspan Larry Malatzky

Jeff Newton James Norcross Sandy Sparr

Alan Titelbaum Dick Willens

HIGH HOLY DAY BOOK COMMITTEE

Beth K. Hoffman Linda Swears

President ...…………....……….………….Adele Lubarsky Vice Presidents ………..….………….……Edward Gustat Mimi Levy

Roy Pincus Treasurer ….………………………………Richard Strauss Financial Secretary….....…….………............Barry Falkoff Recording Secretary.……....….….…..…...…Leona Kaplan Corresponding Secretary.……......…....………Paula Dollin Immediate Past President …………………...Eric Richman Sisterhood Presidents...…..…......……...…….Loretta Band Sue Callum Elisa Zimmerman Men’s Club President………...…….……….......Steve Ring

We mourn the loss of our congregants during this past year 5780

Bea Zide Wife of William Zide z’l

Laurence Levine Husband of Mindel Levine

Father of Todd and Simone Levine Grandfather of Hillary and Allison Levine

David Cushinsky Husband of Gerri Cushinsky z’l

Father of Adele Muller

Sylvia Toby Wife of Martin Toby z’l Mother of Beverly Toby

Maxwell Shible Husband of Nannette Shible

Gladys Katcher Wife of Rubin Katcher z’l

Sister of Melvin and Ethel Babner Sister-in-law of Esther Babner

Aunt of David Babner Aunt of Steven and Judy Kemp

Grand Aunt of Hannah and Ben Kemp

“May their Sacred Memories be a Blessing”

Yizkor 2020—2021 5781

Yom Kippur - September 28, 2020 Shemini Atzeret - October 10, 2020

8th day of Pesach -April 4, 2021 2nd day of Shavuot - May 18, 2021

Message from the Rabbi

Reb Simcha Bunim of Pshis’cha (1765-1827) is quoted as having said that when he was young, he thought he could change the world. As he got older, he saw that he could not change the entire world, but at least, he thought, he could change his city. As time went on, he saw that even that was beyond his grasp, but he said, “I’ll at least change my neighborhood.” When he saw that that was not working, he said, “I’ll at least try to change my family.” When he saw that that failed as well, he said, “I’ll have to try to change only myself.” But once he succeeded in changing himself, he saw that his family was different, his neighborhood was different, his city was different, and, in a sense, the entire world was different. During this, the most introspective time of the Jewish year, may each of us give ourselves permission to unplug from the news cycle, the horrific pandemic, the political fighting, racial tension, xenophobia, antisemitism, and take the time to do some personal and spiritual work to determine how we can bring our lives into harmony with our highest ideals. While this year brings us an unprecedented challenge of social distancing, isolation, worshiping from our home sanctuaries, I pray that we can and will, all find it in ourselves to be able to see the good that surrounds us as we remain safe for now. Yes, together as a community that may not be in the same building or sharing the same physical space, no matter where we are let us appreciate what actually have in front of us today as we look into our spiritual monitor. Zoom brings us together - We have each other still and that is good – it is exceptionally good. While it is never easy to turn our attention away from all of the challenges, the conflicts, the illnesses and strife that so vigorously demand our attention, it is my prayer that doing so will bring us the clarity and the strength that we will need to bring about the changes that are so desperately needed and can be achieved in the world around us as we bring in the New Year 5781. May the New Year be a sweet one, full of healing, good health, care for each other, an end to the pandemic, peace, and repair for all. Shanah Tovah Umetukah – (A Good and Sweet Year) Rabbi Richard Perlman

When I think of a memorial booklet, the first thought that comes to

mind is my family that have passed away; that I remember. The

names Anita and I put in the booklet are our relatives whom we

remember and whom we had relationships with. I had relatives who

passed when I was young and some whom I didn’t know very well,

and the only memories I have of them are flashes of faces, but no

relationships to remember. So my question to you folks is- will you

be a memory for someone as a “flash of a face”, or a memory of a

relationship? If we agree that we would like to be remembered for

our relationships, then the next question would be, how would we

like to be remembered? The question is a real one as we all have

the potential to make an impact on people (not just family), and we

should make an impact; a positive one. It can be done with words or

actions or both. As I mentioned last year, we will all pass one day

and perhaps our names will be in a yizcor booklet. Let’s be the

name that when read will cause people to pause and remember the

deeds of lovingkindness we did for family, friends and strangers.

May all our good deeds be recognized by God and may we be

blessed by Him for a happy, healthy, sweet New Year.

Shanah Tovah

Associate Rabbi Bernie Horowitz

Message from the Associate Rabbi

Message from the President Shalom, As we begin 5781 we all have so much to reflect on. The past year has brought the unexpected however as a Temple community we have thrived under the direction of Rabbi Perlman and Rabbi Bernie. Our building has been closed since Friday, March 13, 2020. That certainty has no reflection on how our Temple family has come together. There is a sense of positive energy amongst our congregants and amongst those out of towners who join us for our evening minyanim. I am so grateful to all of you for your support – financial, spiritual, and emotional. You dedicate your time, share your ideas, and contribute to our Temple. We must continue to grow our community. I would be remiss if I did not thank our clergy, Dr. Newton, our ad hoc / task force committee and all of you for your patience and understanding during these past 6 months. Many decisions were made quickly however with safety and health concerns at the forefront. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, Mark and my family, I wish all of you a healthy, happy, and sweet New Year. L’Shanah Tovah Tikatevu Adele Lubarsky

Sisterhood Salutations Shalom, This year, we usher in the New Year of 5781 in a most unusual way as we are separated from one another by the Covid-19 pandemic. We greet each other and pray together through virtual services on Zoom, hoping that the New Year will bring with it the opportunity to once again gather in person. Yet, even in our separate homes, we remain together as one community. During tough times, our community has shown that we have the ability to focus on the positive. Sisterhood will continue to look to the future, to a time when we can meet and implement the programs and events that enhance our lives and provide support for our Temple and for the well- being of the Greater Peabody community, a time when our dreams for togetherness become a reality. Now is the time to think ahead to those days by contacting our officers and board members with your suggestions for future innovative programming ideas. Our community is at its best when we are all included and participating. Let your voice be heard now, and your physical presence and involvement be among us in the months ahead. My family and I wish you all a happy, healthy, and sweet New Year. L’Shanah Tovah Tikatevu, Esther Kaufman Sisterhood Recording Secretary

Men’s Club Salutations

The Temple Ner Tamid Men's Club is much more than a social

organization. The Temple Ner Tamid Men's Club promotes fellowship

through its various social, educational, religious, recreational and

community service activities. We are committed to working together

with the entire congregation and clergy to benefit the community, our

synagogue, and ourselves as individuals. We meet on a regularly

monthly basis throughout the year. The meetings provide an

informative and entertaining forum to discuss a myriad of men's club

issues and sets the foundation for the programs that we will run and

the assistance we will lend throughout the year.

The club is open to any men affiliated with the temple or men who are

just interested in being part of a Jewish men’s organization and the

benefits that it brings.

Please join us at our meetings and events. Please get involved!

From my family to yours, wishing you a healthy sweet and prosperous

New Year.

L’Shanah Tovah,

Steve Ring

TNT Men’s Club President

The Prayers of Our Lips

G-d of our life, there are days when our burdens overwhelm us, when the road ahead seems dreary, when the skies are grey and threatening. On such days our lives have no music, our hearts are lonely and our spirits are robbed of courage. Flood our path with light, we beseech You; direct our vision to promising skies; attune our hearts to the uplifting music of life. Grant us the awareness of true comradeship with others, to sustain us, and so quicken our spirits that we may be able to encourage those who journey with us on the road of life to dedicate themselves to Your honor and glory. Amen

A prayer for our congregation as we enter the New Year: May the door to this synagogue be wide enough to receive all who

hunger for love, all who are lonely for fellowship. May it welcome all who have cares to unburden, thanks to express,

hopes to nurture. May the door of this synagogue be narrow enough to shut out

pettiness and pride, envy and enmity. May its threshold be no stumbling block to young or straying feet. May it be too high to admit complacency, selfishness and harshness. May this synagogue be, for all who enter, the doorway to a richer and

more meaningful life. (by Rabbi Sidney Greenberg)

On behalf of the Men’s Club of Temple Ner Tamid, we would like to thank those who donated to the 2020 Yom HaShoah

Yellow Candle program.

Thank you.

Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah)

Begins the evening of April 8th, 2021

“Death As Homecoming” We are what we are by what we come from. We achieve what we do by what we hope for. Our ultimate home has no specific content. Our hope is G-d. We trust that He will not desert those who trust in Him.

O L-rd, thou hast searched me and know me! Thou knowest when I sit down and when I rise up; thou discernest my thoughts from afar. Thou searchest out my path and my lying down and art acquainted with all my ways. Even before a word is on my tongue, lo, O L-rd, thou knowest it altogether. Thou dost beset me behind and before, and layest they hand upon me. Such knowledge is too wonderful for me; it is high, I cannot attain it. Whither shall I go from thy Spirit? Or whither shall I flee from they presence? If I ascend to heaven, thou art there! If I take the wings of the morning and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea, even there thy hand shall lead me, and they right hand shall hold me. If I say, “Let only darkness cover me, and the light about me be night,” even the darkness is not dark to thee, the night is bright as the day; for darkness is as light with thee.

Psalms 139:1-2 The ultimate hope for a life beyond the grave was not born in reflection about the soul but rather in reflection about G-d and what He does and means to the soul. G-d’s being a shelter and a refuge forever held meaning to life here and now as well as to life beyond. The meaning as well as mode of being which man hopes to attain beyond the threshold of dying remains an impenetrable mystery. Yet it is the thought of being in G-d’s knowing that may be both the root and the symbol of the ultimate hope. As said above, man’s being in the world is according to the Bible, preceded by man’s being known to G-d. Human existence follows divine anticipation. “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you” (Jeremiah 1:5). We live in the universe of His knowing. What guides and sustains our thinking about afterlife is relatedness to G-d. Apart from such relatedness and trust, there is no ground for such a hope. Our greatest problem is not how to continue, but how to return. “How can I repay unto the L-rd all his bountiful dealing with me?” (Psalms 116:2). When life is an answer, death is a homecoming. “Precious in the sight of the L-rd is the death of his saints” (Psalms 116:14). For our greatest problem is but a resonance of G-d’s concern: How can I repay unto man all his bountiful dealings with me? “For the mercy of G-d endureth forever. This is the meaning of existence: to reconcile liberty with service, the passing with the lasting, to weave the threads of temporality into the fabric of eternity. The deepest wisdom man can attain is to know that his destiny is to aid, to serve. We have to conquer in order to succumb; we have to acquire in order to

The Mourners Kaddish

The Kaddish prayer is recited daily by hundreds of thousands old and young, rich

and poor; learned and ignorant, throughout the world. The tenderest threads of filial

feeling and recollection are entwined about this prayer. Even those Jews who are lax

and indifferent in religious observance consider it a sacred act of reverence towards

their departed father and mother to say Kaddish every day for eleven months and then

one day a year, on the Yahrzeit.

Its origin is mysterious. We find foreshadowing of it in the biblical books; prayers

for the dead are mentioned in the books of teachers; and echoes of it in the writings of

the early mystics; but the prayer in its entirety we find neither in the Bible, nor in the

Mishna, nor in the vast Talmudic and Midrashic literatures. It seems to be a gradual

growth, continued from generation to generation, from age to age, until in the period of

the Gaonim, some twelve centuries ago, it attained the form which we have before us in

our prayer books.

So much as to history of the Kaddish. What of its content?

The Kaddish exhausts itself in glorification of G-d, in supplication for G-d’s Kingdom,

and for peace upon the House of Israel; but there is no reference to death, in this prayer,

or to the hereafter!

While the Kaddish is recited in memory of the departed, it contains no

reference to death. Rather it is an avowal made in the midst of our sorrow,

that G-d is just, though we do not always comprehend His ways. When death

seems to overwhelm us, negating life, the Kaddish renews our faith in the

worthwhileness of life. Through the Kaddish, we publicly manifest our desire

and intention to assume the relation to the Jewish community which our

parents and into their lifetime. Continuing the chain of tradition that binds

generation to generation we express our undying faith in G-d’s love and

justice, and pray that He will speed the day when His Kingdom shall finally

be established and His peace pervade the world.

Meaning of the Kaddish

give away; we have to triumph in order to be overwhelmed. Man has to understand in order to believe, to know in order to accept. The aspiration is to obtain; the perfection is to dispense. This is the meaning of death: the ultimate self-dedication to immortality, for this act of giving away is reciprocity on man’s part for G-d’s gift of life. For the pious man it is a privilege to die.

-Excerpts from writing of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel

Yizkor: What is Memory? Where does yesterday go? What happens to the days which have passed? Are they consumed as objects which are destroyed by fire. Leaving only ashes behind? Or is there perhaps some indestructible quality Which can save the past from annihilation? The answer lies not in the days themselves, But rather in us. It rests within our power to save the yesterdays and the means for achieving this is memory. What is memory? It is the G-d-given gift Of being able to behold the Golden days of the sunset Which went before While standing in the ensuing gloom. It is the ability to hear the sweet melody After the instruments have ceased playing. What is memory? It is the ability to feel the seal and spirit of youth In the midst of the disillusionments of the later life. It is the ability to dance in the heart When the legs can no longer keep up with the music. What is memory? It is gazing at the bride beneath the canopy And remembering the infant in the crib. It is playing with the grandchildren and seeing their parents. It is celebrating a boy’s Bar Mitzvah and simultaneously attending the Bris. What is memory? It is all that is left to us From the burnt-out hopes and striving, as well as the pain and sorrow, of the past. What is memory? It is that in which, above all else, is to be found the source or our immortality.

To All Our Family and Friends

Best Wishes

for a happy and healthy New Year

The Stone Family Peter, Lisa,

Adam & Jennifer

In loving memory of our fathers & grandfathers

Jack Comak Harold Stone

L’Shanah Tovah

Mom We miss you so much!

Especially on the Holy Days!

In Loving memory of Elinor Roth Rogosa

Remembered by: Marty and Liz Rogosa

and Family

L’Shanah Tovah

Wishing you a Sweet, Happy and Healthy

New Year

The Richman Family Eric & Susan Bob & Gilda

Samantha & Alex Shayna & Josh

Jon & Steph Alex & Mike

L’Shanah Tovah

We wish you a year

of health and happiness in the Book of Life.

The Lehman Family

Alan & Donna Haley & David

Abigail Edythe

In memory of: Paul Lehman

June Shaw

L’Shanah Tovah

In loving memory of

Benjamin Sadur Evelyn Sadur Ethel Sadur

Benjamin Becker Lillian Becker

The Becker Family

Nancy & Fred Renée, Joel & Benjamin

Andrew, Rebecca & Robert

L’Shanah Tovah

From our family to yours

Best wishes for a happy, healthy and peaceful New Year

The Liebert Family

Malvina and Reuel

Ilana and Ivaldo Flora Elizabeth

Aviva and Aaron Lilah, Hannah and Jack Tamara and Jean-Marc

Agnès Ayelet

L’Shanah Tovah

In loving memory of:

Gloria Fogel

Bessie and Harry Fogel Tillie and Harry Goldberg Evelyn and Elmer Berman

Eleanor and Sheldon Cohen Hyman and Bertha Fogel

Mildred and Norman Shreiber Nancy Serkez

Remembered by:

Alvin J. Fogel

David and Alison Fogel Brett and Ian Serkez

A joyous and healthy New Year

to the entire Temple Family

We remember with

love our parents Ida and Leon Reinherz

Anne and Daniel Strauss

From the Strauss Families Debby & Richard

Jennifer, Jonathan & Dana Lindsay, Robert & Samantha

L’Shanah Tovah

The Band Family

Richard and Loretta Stephanie, Brian & Ezra Josh, Catherine & Miles

Jonathan (Chloe, Penny & Rudy too)

AS WE CELEBRATE ANOTHER NEW YEAR TOGETHER AT TNT, LET US PAUSE TO REFLECT ON OUR COLLECTIVE SUCCESS

WE ARE BLESSED TO HAVE A SYNAGOGUE THAT WELCOMES ALL

WITH OPEN ARMS

WE HAVE THE VISION TO OFFER A TOP NOTCH, IN PERSON AND ONLINE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TO TEACH OUR

CHILDREN

WE SHARE AN ONLINE AND IN PERSON SPIRITUAL HOME TO GATHER TOGETHER TO WORSHIP, TO LEARN, TO SOCIALIZE, TO SHARE IN

A SIMCHA OR BE CONSOLED THROUGH A SAD MOMENT

TOGETHER

WE ARE TRULY BLESSED AS WE CONTINUE TO GROW HERE IN PEABODY AND ACROSS THE VIRTUAL WORLD OF ZOOM!

LET US GIVE A SPECIAL WELCOME TO THOSE WHO FOUND US ON YOUTUBE AND FACEBOOK, AS WE WELCOME YOU ALL TO OUR FAMILY

THIS CONGREGATION IS A BLESSING BECAUSE WE WORK TOGETHER AND AS WE KNOW, WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER,

WE CAN MAKE ANYTHING HAPPEN

AS THE GREAT GOLDA MEIR Z”L TAUGHT “I never did anything alone. Whatever was accomplished in this country was accomplished collectively. 1977

AS WE WORK THROUGH THIS YEAR OF COVID-19,

LET US ALL SEE HEALTH AND ONLY GOOD THINGS TOGETHER IN THE NEW YEAR

SHANA TOVA UMETUKAH “A GOOD AND SWEET YEAR” 5781

RABBI RICHARD AND KIT PERLMAN

Happy Healthy New Year

The Rucker Family

Cliff, Susan, Jessica, Joshua, Jacob,

Jared, and Jenna

L’Shanah Tovah!

The Newton Family Jeffrey, Myra, Elyse, Eric, Carrie, Lucas, Colby & Maxwell

From our Sisterhood Family to Yours

May the coming year bring peace

to the world and happiness to you

and your family

Sisterhood of Temple Ner Tamid

L’Shanah Tovah

May the year ahead

be blessed with health and happiness in

the Year 5781

Members of the Men’s Club

of Temple Ner Tamid

L’Shanah Tovah

In loving memory of: Dorothy Schultz Edward Schultz Arnold Schultz Hilda Kaplan

Joseph Kaplan Sarah Schultz Harry Schultz

Remembered by:

Elizabeth & Jeff Schultz Rosealyn, David, Sofia &

Teagan Nolan Joe, Katina, Hunter &

Addison Schultz

L’Shanah Tovah

Wishing everyone a Healthy, Happy, Sweet

New Year

Anita & Rabbi Bernie Horowitz Joshua, Cara,

Ari & Nya Kepnes Jeffrey, Cassie,

Leah & Kayla Bruner

L’Shanah Tovah

Golden Age Radio

Repair and restoration of Vintage Electronics

978-561-9950 goldenageradios.com

L’Shanah Tovah

The Brodie Family Naomi & Phil

Cori Adam Brad

Lauren Dani

Maddie


Beatrice S. Levine Melvin S. Levine

Charlotte R. Brodie Irving L. Brodie

Edward C. Brodie William L. Brodie

L’Shanah Tovah

The Levine Family Simone, Todd, Hillary & Allison

In memory of our dear

wife, parents, uncle and aunt

Ellen Chmara Bernice L. Bress Samuel H. Bress

Dora Chmara Isaac Chmara Harry Chmara Sarah Bell Alter

Frank Chmara

L’Shanah Tovah

May this be the best year ever for all our families,

Temple family and friends.

Evelyn Ponn

In memory of my Husband/Zadye

Bill Levine

In memory of my Parents

Minnie & Harry Scholnick

Celia Levine

L’Shanah Tovah

In Loving Memory of: Helen Falkoff Ruth Goldstein Samuel Falkoff Maurice Goldstein Herbert Falkoff Jeffrey Falkoff

Remembered by:

The Falkoffs Gail, Barry, Michelle, Marissa,

David, Betsy, Ryan and Ava

L’Shanah Tovah To our

Temple Family

In loving memory of: Irving & Lillian Yanow

Monte Small Francis Small Sheir Elinor Susan Akell

Stuart Jerome Isveck Saul & Elinor Epstein

Remembered by:

George and Judy Small & Family

L’Shanah Tovah

In memory of our beloved: Mark Lerner

Ida Ansin Harold Ansin Barry Ansin

Sarah Lerner Harry Lerner

Faith Lerner

Samantha & Cody Ross

In Loving Memory Leonard and Ruth Spitzer

Paul Spitzer Max Franklin

Florence Franklin Sara Franklin

Meyer and Rebecca Franklin Saul and Anne Hurwitz

Myer and Laura Shapiro Shirley and Thomas Davis

Remembered by The Spitzer Family

L’Shanah Tovah

Henry & Leona Kaplan

In remembrance of our loved ones Charles Epstein Martha Epstein

Auntie Evie & Uncle Earl Weiner Bernard Shuman Marcia Shuman

Our wish is for a sweet & joyous New Year

The Shuman Family Merle and Larry

Jon, Deb, Sophie and Mia Ken, Eli and Audrey

Best Wishes for a

Happy and Healthy New Year

The Goldstein Family Marsha and Elliott

Larry, Stacey, Alison and Jack

Karen, Jason, Sydney and Nathan

Best Wishes for a

Sweet & Happy New Year

L’Shanah Tovah

The Lubarsky Family Adele & Mark

Lee, Lauren, Max & Drew Eric

L’Shanah Tovah Wishing you a

Happy & Healthy New Year

The Ring Family Steve & Susan Ring

Jennifer Ring & Norris Bruce COL Benjamin Ring, Phd

Ramit Ring (LTC, Army, Retired) Sara, Jacob & Samuel

L’Shanah Tovah

Wishing everyone a Sweet and Healthy New Year

The Barbash Family

Alyse, David Lindsay, Max

and Finn

L’Shanah Tovah

May it be a Sweet and

Happy New Year!

The Comak Family Barry & Melissa

Jesse Aaron

Happy, Healthy and Peaceful

New Year

Israeli Dance Group Temple Ner Tamid

Every Tuesday Night 8:00 PM

‘til we dance again!

New dancers always welcome

L’Shana Tovah Tikatayvu

Wishing all of our family and friends a happy,

healthy, and peaceful 5781

The Rudin Family: Mark and Anita

Howard & Suzanne Joshua, Gina, Max & Jaden

Seth

Also In loving memory of

Hyman and Eleanor P. Sinman and Benjamin L. and Rose

Rudin

You are always in our hearts. Rest in Peace

A Happy & Healthy

New Year

The Comak Bros.

L’Shanah Tovah

In loving memory of: Doris Waxman

William Waxman Rose Krinsky

Harold Krinsky

Remembered by:

Marty & Debra Krinsky Matthew Krinsky

Jonathan, De'Arna, Gemma & Wesley Krinsky

Erica, David & Lucas Mazza

L’Shanah Tovah

Wisotsky Family Jo Ann & Steve Amy Danziger

Best wishes for a happy, healthy and peaceful New Year

The Phillips Family

L’Shanah Tovah

Mimi Levy & Family Lori-An, Marc, Aaron

Kayla, Chris, Anya, Casey

Eric, Caitlin, Colette, Benjamin

Jay We remember with love:

Abraham Wallace Marcia Wallace

Gerard Levy Rachael Endelman

In Loving Memory of Beverly Finn

L’Shanah Tovah

Donald Finn and Family

L’Shanah Tovah

Tikatayvu

In loving memory of Joseph Winokur

Diane and Harold Wainrober Ina and Wolfe Winokur Betty and Harry Bellin

The Winokur Family Ellen

Howard, Karen, Sylvia Josie & Alexander

Eric, Annaleah & Ian Matthew

Happy Healthy New Year

From The Lemeshow Family

Meryl and Mal

Lemeshow

Josh Lemeshow, Dr. Lauren Hager &

Aiden Matthew Lemeshow

Stacy Talewsky, Jonathan Talewsky &

Gabrielle Yaira Talewsky

L’Shanah Tovah

Best Wishes For a

Happy and Healthy New Year

Grace & Al Newman

In memory of our loving families

L’Shanah Tovah

Barbie & Bernie Pickard


Leo Simons Rose Simons Feinstein

Raymond Kane Celia Kane

Estelle Agranat Grossman Gerald Arthur Simons

Lea Elizabeth Kane

Murray & Gloria Simons

L’Shanah Tovah

The Kornitsky Family

Lois and Joel Susan, Steve, Matthew

& Alex Diane, Marc, Isabella,

Kayla & Gavin

In Loving Memory of my husband

Sumner

And our parents Minnie Adelberg

Benjamin Adelberg Phyllis Feinstein

Abraham Feinstein

Remembered by Harriet Feinstein

L’Shanah Tovah to our friends

The best has yet to come

The Sparr Family Sandra & Gary

Michelle, Joshua &

Abigail Kobey

Joseph Sparr, Adrien Pike & Jariel Pike

Alyssa Sparr & Kevin Murawski

L’Shanah Tovah

To the

Temple Ner Tamid Community

Our wishes for much

health, happiness and peace in

this coming year

Arlyne & Howard Greenspan and Family

In Memory of our loved ones:

Edward Eisenman Jack Greenberg

Marian Tanenholtz Goldie L. Greenberg

Remembered by: Dorothy Eisenman

& Family

L’Shanah Tovah

Wishing all a healthy and joyous New Year!

Remembering those

that we lost

Steve & Sherry Brass Liza, Don, Maya, Mandy

& Jack Goss Karin & Doni Brass

Shanah Tovah and

May Peace Reign in Israel

By Rabbi Morhaim & Family

Best Wishes for a Peaceful,

Prosperous New Year

Judi Wise

A Happy & Sweet New Year to All

The Gershlaks Mark & Wendy

Joshua Rachel

L’Shanah Tovah

In honor of all of my children, grandchildren and

great grandchildren

Charlotte Dantowitz & Family

In Memory of

David Karas Mildred Karas

Anna W. Gustat Samuel M. Gustat

Irene & Ed Gustat and Family

L’Shanah Tovah to all our family, friends and front line workers

May we all be inscribed for a New Year of good

health and Peace!

Dick & Carol Willens

L’Shanah Tovah

Wishing our TNT family a Happy and Healthy

New Year

The Hoffman Family Beth & Bob

David, Ashley and Noah

L’Shanah Tovah to our Temple family

Laila & Steve Chamuel and Family

L’Shanah Tovah

The Comak Family Bruce & Susan

Amanda, Jeff & Zachary Heather, Travis,

Abigail & Chelsea Brittany

L’Shanah Tovah

The Pransky Family Alan & Deborah

Joshua, Hallie & Micah Bernard

Ethan & Katya

L’Shanah Tovah

Wishing everyone a happy and healthy

New Year

The Talewsky Family Allen Lee

Jonathan, Stacy &

Gabrielle

The Barish Family Alan, Danna, Eva &

Jordan

Janice Gershlak & Family

Wishing you and yours a very happy

and healthy year

In loving memory & dearly missed

Harvey Gershlak Julius & Sarah Gershlak Benjamin & Katie Levine

L’Shanah Tovah Ethel & Mel Babner

Bill Cole Carol & Samuel Denbo Joy & Ross Freedman

David Goldberg & Family Lois & Steve Goldberg & Family

Judy & Gary Jacobson Mindy Levine Sandra Litner

Jennifer, Roy, Zachary, Jacob & Tyler Pincus Gerry & Jack Potash Maxine Rosenberg

Moe Sack—Ilene & Steven Fran & Irv Schulman

Andrea, Alan, Jason, Carolyn & Ross Titelbaum Ruth & David Titelbaum

L’Shanah Tovah

Alice Schlossberg, Namaste

Ed Schlossberg

In Memory of: Anita Baker William Baker Anna Baker Rebecca Klayman Sidney Klayman Remembered by: Selma & Larry Baker

In Memory of: Florence Barbash Arthur Barbash Remembered by: Alyse, David, Lindsay & Max Barbash

In Memory of: Dr. Benjamin Bregman Gladys Gordon Bernie Gordon Ida Fireman Edythe Bregman Robert Rosenthal

Remembered by: Sharon & Marty, Aaron, Caren & Simone, Marc & Catriona

In Memory of: Jacob Bromberg Lillian Bromberg J. Phillip Bromberg William Wolarsky Fanny Wolarsky Ruth Wolarsky Doniger Remembered by: Marian & Edward Bromberg

In Memory of: Allen J. Cohen Remembered by: Janet Cohen & Family

In Memory of: Milton J. Cohen Shaja Fenster—Holocaust Victim Sara Fenster—Holocaust Victim Max Fenster—Holocaust Victim Arthur Fenster Remembered by: Terri Cohen & Family

“May Sacred Memory Always Be A Blessing”

In Memory of: Shirley Cole Remembered by: Bill Cole

In Memory of: Jacob “Jack” Comak Remembered by: His Loving Family

In Memory of: Sid Broady—loving dad, grandfather and friend Eleanor Broady—loving mom, grandmother and friend Larry Levine—loving dad, grandfather and friend Remembered by: Debbie (Broady) & Stan Czerepica

In Memory of: Philip Dantowitz—Beloved husband Remembered by: Charlotte Dantowitz

In Loving Memory of: William Shapiro Sarah Shapiro Jacob Denbo Sarah Denbo Eugene Denbo Elaine Denbo Leslie S. Denbo MD Remembered by: Carol & Samuel Denbo

In Loving Memory of: Arnold Dollin—Beloved husband, father & papa Remembered by: Paula Dollin & Family

In Memory of: Shirley Levine Sidney Levine Lucille Finger Abigal Finger Nathan Finger Arthur Finger Remembered by: Jane & Alan Finger


In Memory of: Deborah Freedman - sister Warren Freedman - father Vita Freedman - mother Sadie Rothstein - grandmother Jessie Freedman—grandmother George Freedman—grandfather Remembered by: Joy & Ross Freedman

In Memory of: Harvey Gershlak—Beloved Dad & Grandpa Remembered by: Mark, Wendy, Joshua & Rachel Gershlak

In Memory of: Eleanor L. Siegel Goldberg—Beloved mother Edward Goldberg—Beloved father Remembered by: Arthur Goldberg

In Memory of: Adele Goldberg Remembered by: David Goldberg and Family

In Memory of: Manuel Goldberg Sarah Goldberg Melvin Goldberg Harold Goldberg Jean Goldberg David Mazonson Mildred Mazonson Remembered by: David L. Goldberg

In Memory of: Rose Goldberg Stefanie Beth Goldberg Samuel Goldberg Lester Goldberg Rita Livingston Remembered by: Lois & Steve Goldberg and Family


In Memory of: Ann Arnold Herbert M. Arnold Abraham H. Goldstein Jacob Goldstein Sadie Hurlich Salberg Remembered by: Marsha & Elliott Goldstein and Family

In Memory of: Joshua Robert Cohen Harry Goodman Sarah Goodman David Rosoff Mary Rosoff Sophie Stein Arnold Goodman Remembered by: Marlene Goodman and Family

In Memory of: Stephen Green Remembered by: Betty Green and Family

In Memory of: Marvin Mandell Blanche Mandell David Greenspan Eunice Greenspan Remembered by: The Greenspan Family

In Memory of: George Grossman Lucille Grossman Arthur Ososke Remembered by: Risa Grossman, Michael Ososke, Russell Grossman & Amy Grossman In Memory of: Clara Hoffman Jack Hoffman Evelyn Leventhal Louis Leventhal Remembered by: Sandy & Harold Hoffman and Family


In Memory of: Arthur (Vemmie) Horowitz Beatrice Horowitz Leonard Hillman Judith Horowitz Epstein Howard Cook Remembered by: Anita and Rabbi Bernie Horowitz

In Memory of: Bernice Kaplan Hyman Kaplan Dora Werber Joseph Werber David Werber Remembered by: Meryl & Ed Kaplan

In Memory of: M. Theodore Karger Leon Karger Remembered by: Beatrice Karger and sons

In Memory of: Rubin Katcher Gladys Katcher Remembered by: Her loving family

In Memory of: Julius Kaufman Fred Kaufman Remembered by: The Kaufman Family Janet, Esther & Neal Barry, Amanda & Isaac Craig, Leah & Josie

In Memory of: Leon Murstein Barbara Murstein Remembered by: The Kaufman Family Esther & Neal, Barry, Amanda & Isaac Craig, Leah & Josie

In Memory of: Alex Kemp Marsha Kemp Remembered by: The Kemp Family


In Memory of: Lillian Young—Mother of Eileen Kepnes Charles Young—Father of Eileen Kepnes Ida Kepnes—Mother of Harold Kepnes Louis Kepnes—Father of Harold Kepnes Remembered by: Eileen & Harold Kepnes

In Memory of: Allen Kresnow Remembered by: Kalah Kresnow and Family

In Memory of: Victor Trager Rose Trager Vogel Bessie Kuhn Abraham Kuhn Florence Kuhn Mitchell Kuhn Allison Kuhn Remembered by: Kuhn Family

In Memory of: Larry Levine Fred Spigel Rose Spigel Bernard Spigel Sam Levine Eva Levine Joseph Brenner Remembered by: Mindy Levine

In Memory of: Irwin Rosenzweig Larry Levine Remembered by: Todd, Simone, Hillary & Allison Levine

In Memory of: Harvey Lewis—beloved husband, father & grandfather Pamela Lewis—beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister & friend Remembered by: The Lewis Family

In Memory of: Dr. Conrad Litner Paul Schor Marjorie Schor Golden Remember by: Sandra Litner


In Memory of: Beatrice Levine Melvin Levine Shirley Lubarsky Henry Lubarsky Remembered by: Adele and Mark Lubarsky Eric, Lee, Lauren, Max & Drew Lubarsky

In Memory of: Eve Dansker Joseph Dansker Martin Dansker Remembered by: Sandee & John Matteucci & Family

In Memory of: Samuel Newton Jeanette Newton Remembered by: Jeffrey, Myra, Elyse, Eric, Carrie, Lucas, Colby & Maxwell Newton

In Memory of: Cantor Ivan Perlman Muriel Perlman G. Richard Messier Betty Messier Remembered by: Rabbi Richard and Kit Perlman

In Memory of: Cantor Sam Pessaroff Frieda Pessaroff Nathan Pessaroff Jacqueline Chait Raymond Chait Remembered by: Mona Pessaroff and Family

In Memory of: Albert Halpern Anna Shirley Halpern David Phillips Bessie Phillips Bernie Phillips Remembered by: Barbara Phillips

In Loving Memory of: Myrna Pollack Lewis Pollack - brother Remembered by: Mel Pollack & Family


In Memory of: Abraham Ponn Remembered by: With love, Evelyn Ponn & Family

In Memory of: Jennie Bacherman Harry Bacherman Edward Bacherman Marion Marcus Sarah Ponn Harry Ponn Sam Bacherman Remembered by: With love, Evelyn Ponn

In Memory of: Bernard Reiss Evelyn Reiss Pauline Pransky Irving Pransky Remembered by: Alan, Deborah, Joshua, Hallie, Micah Bernard & Ethan Pransky

In Memory of: Stella Singer and Max Singer Ida Richman and Saul Richman Remembered by: Bob and Gilda Richman

In Memory of: Helen Kutash Ring Jerome Robert Frieder Remembered by: Steven and Susan Ring

In Memory of: Alan Rosenbaum Remembered lovingly by: Sandra Rosenbaum, Craig Rosenbaum, and Sara, Dan & Alec Marcq

In Memory of: Helen Rosenberg Abraham Rosenberg Minnie Rosenberg Saul Rosenberg Ida Zinn Shirley Erlich Remembered by: Joseph Rosenberg


In Memory of: Jerry Rosenberg Vera Nathanson David Nathanson Bessie Rosenberg Harry Rosenberg Remembered by: Maxine Rosenberg In Memory of: Loretta Rosenthal Victor Rosenthal Anne Katzman Hyman Katzman Remembered by: Ken and Judy Rosenthal & Family

In Memory of: Harriette Rucker Angela Piccirilli

Francis Merel Remembered by: Clifford and Susan Rucker

In Memory of: Jean Reva Sack Remembered by: Moe Sack and the kids

In Memory of: Beatrice Yoffa Borah Yoffa Remembered by: Sue Savy and Family

In Memory of: Alice Schlossberg Dorothy Schlossberg Irwin Schlossberg Remembered by: Ed Schlossberg

In Memory of: Andrew Silverman Harry Cohen Sally Cohen Abraham Silverman Betty Silverman Remembered by: Gail Silverman Stephanie Silverman Jared Silverman Jeffrey Silverman Paula Silverman Talia Silverman


In Memory of: Samuel Arkin (Father of Susan Smith) Florence Arkin (Mother of Susan Smith) Max Smith (Father of Harold Smith) Ida Smith (Mother of Harold Smith) Remembered by: Harold and Susan Smith

In Memory of: Arthur Sparr Marion Sparr Remembered by: Gary and Sandy Sparr & Family

In Memory of: Leonard Stein Remembered by: Rosalyn Stein & Family

In Memory of: Dorothy Zigelbaum—mother, grandmother and great-grandmother David Zigelbaum—father, grandfather Frank Sternberg-father, grandfather and great-grandfather Frances Sternberg—mother, grandmother and great-grandmother Sadie Wyman—Bubbie Israel Wyman—Zadie Joel Zigelbaum—Brother Remembered by: Irma & Arthur Sternberg Jay, Teresa, Rachel, David & Robert Sternberg Cheryl, Stuart, Davielle & Max Brown

In Memory of: Joseph Talewsky Caroline Talewsky DeeDee Talewsky Remembered by: Allen Talewsky Lee, Talewsky Jonathan, Stacy & Gabrielle Talewsky Danna, Alan, Eva & Jordan Barish


In Memory of: Robert Taub - Uncle Edith Taub - Mother Abraham Taub - Grandfather Beatrice Kanter - Aunt Bessie Berman - Grandmother George Taub - Uncle Arnold Kanter - Uncle Irving Taub - Father Herbert Kanter - Uncle Beatrice Kanter - Cousin Leonard Kanter - Uncle Eva Taub - Grandmother Harry Kanter - Grandfather Remembered by: Howard Taub

In Memory of: Morton Titelbaum Alex Kemp Lovingly remembered by: Arlene Titelbaum & Family

In Memory of: Shirley G. Cohen Robert M. Cohen Morton C. Titelbaum Remembered by: Ruth and David Titelbaum

In Memory of: Marty Toby Sylvia Toby Remembered by: Bruce, Jean & Julia Bev & Mike Al & Lisa

In Memory of: Harry Falek Mollie Falek Benjamin Willens Esther Willens Michelle McCabe Charles H. Willens Susan Glantz Melvin Willens Remembered by: Carol & Dick Jeff, Robin & Benjamin Michael, Michele, Harry & Meg Dianne, Dave, Jessica & Jennifer


In Memory of: Norman Wise Norman Izenstatt Lydia Izenstatt Remembered by: Judi Wise

In Memory of: Glen Yanco - cherished husband & father Remembered by: Audrey, Lee & Esty Yanco

In Memory of: Frances Rudolph—beloved mother Remembered by: Audrey Yanco

In Memory of: Nathan Yanco Remembered by: Audrey, Lee & Esty Yanco In Memory of: Elaine Grover Remembered by: Audrey, Lee & Esty Yanco

In Memory of: Nathan Yanco Elaine Grover Glen Yanco Remembered by: Michael & Rhonda Zero In Memory of: Judith Leventhal Gerald Leventhal Jack Zimmerman Remembered by: Elisa, Sidney, Jocelyn, Hannah and Shira Zimmerman Mark Leventhal and Lianne Limoli In Memory of: Bill Zimmerman Remembered by: Renee, Melissa, Eve, Andrew


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