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Jewish Community News“A Lifetime of Caring” August 2016/5776News of the Jewish VA Peninsula Community

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“When you adopt children, there is usually a period of time in which the adoptive parents need to develop a sense of entitlement to be the parents. Then, during that fragile time, someone tells you your kids are not fully or technically Jewish just because you adopt them and raise them in your Jewish family. That can be a real shock initially; however, we came to understand the many nuances of why we would indeed want to take our children to the mikveh. We went as a family and did the immersion ceremony all together in a beautiful mikveh in the Chicago suburbs. I’ll never forget the sound of surprise or joy when one of the Rabbis in the Beit Din remarked about my daughter, “Look! She knows the blessing!” It turned out to be a warm and memorable experience.” ~Tess Goldblatt

A MIKVEH UPON CONVERTING A CHILD: Converting a child can be a wonderful experience for them and for the entire family. The process is warm and welcoming. A baby or toddler will immerse with a parent who will say the brachot for them, while an older child may immerse by themselves or with a parent.

Please support a mikveh for ALL at the UJCVP

To find out how you can support a UJCVP Mikveh please contact our committee at [email protected].

Sarfan Early Childhood Center

Back to School Dates

Parent Orientation – Thurs., Sept. 1st - 7 PM Parents find out your child’s daily schedule, meet the teachers, the assistants, and tour the classroom.

Children’s Open House - Fri., Sept. 2nd 10 AM - 11:30 AM This is a great opportunity for the children and their families to stop in to visit their classroom, see the school and meet their teachers.

First Day of School Tuesday, September 6th.

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Say hello to Gal and Shachar, our Isreali shlichim (counselors) at Camp Chaverim.

They are part of the uniqueness of our camp experience, providing campers with a daily glimpse of Israel. The Hebrew word of the day is part of their “curriculum”. Indeed, our shlichim come with a suitcase full of surprises, games, and educational materials. More importantly, they build memorable relationships with our campers and counselors.

This Hebrew Word of the Day, “metzil”, means lifeguard, one of the most significant summer jobs on our campus. Nothing is more important than water safety at our ACA (American

Camping Association) accredited day camp. Our “metzilim (plural)” log in a total of 560 hours a summer protecting our campers.

Attaining ACA accreditation status means the UJCVP adheres to the highest standards of safety, programming, and leadership. Hosting Gal and Shachar means we reach for the highest standards of global Jewish connection. Thanks to all of those who support our UJCVP Annual Campaign, as a community we are creating the best day camp possible!

Do you have the soaps, shampoos, and other toiletries that are in your hotel rooms when you travel? People in homeless shelters, centers for abused women and other havens for the less fortunate can always use these items.

Please bring them by the UJC when you can, and they will be distributed to persons in need. If you have any questions, please get in touch with Stan Glasofer at 930 -4606 or [email protected].

THE IDA FENIGSOHN

SICK LOAN SHELF

As a service project to help those in need, the National Council of Jewish Women, Hampton Roads Section (NCJW) lends durable medical equipment, such as wheel chairs, crutches, canes and walkers, to anyone in the community free of charge.

A request from a health care provider is necessary, and items may be borrowed for up to 6 months, but can, of course, be kept longer if necessary. Items are available for pick up at the Newport News Public Health Center, 416 J. Clyde Morris Blvd. For more information, please contact Margo Drucker at 595-0220

UJC Seniors

Come to the UJC on Tuesdays.

August 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23th & 30th Bingo & Lunch beginning at 11 AM

If you are over 60 & looking for a place to have lunch & meet other seniors,

come join us at the UJC. $2.50

Call if you need transportation 930-1422

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ExecutiveDirectorsMessageSteven Wendell

There are many words and phrases floating around the news these days that invoke passions and divisions in our society. These include: border walls, global warming, Hilary emails, Donald’s verbiage, Bernie’s socialism, Black Lives Matter, Blue Lives Matter, Settlements, Brexit, egalitarian prayer at The Wall, the US House, the US Senate, the Supreme Court, Dallas, Minnesota, Baltimore, Baton Rouge, Kiryat Arba, and many, many more. We can all come up with words or phrases that trigger strong emotions in our society and indicate divisiveness amongst groups of people, sometimes leading to seemingly irrational violence. And if we were to follow all the tweets and “breaking news” streams, we might conclude that society as we know it is spiraling into strident groups of opposing forces. And although statistics show we are living in a much safer world overall than in any time in history, the volume level of divisiveness that comes across in the media on an hourly basis is unnerving. Respect, civility, compromise, and cooperation seems to have taken a back seat to confrontation and self-aggrandizement.

Fortunately, in our Peninsula Jewish community we have moved in a different direction. Our new campus collaboration on the site of the UJC could only happen with the embracing of the concept of respect for everyone who supports Jewish community and Jewish peoplehood. For the synagogues who will physically have a home on the campus and for the congregations who are part of our greater community campus, one of the keys to our future success is our ability to respect and support the unique contributions every institution makes to the varied, colorful quilt that is our Jewish community. And by embracing

the concept that all our organizational components are strengthen by supporting a diversity that maximizes opportunities for individuals to find a comfort level of participation in our Jewish community, we are creating an environment that has the best chance of creating and maintaining a thriving Jewish community.

In many ways, our Jewish community is engaged in a potentially transformational experiment: an integrated physical campus supporting three congregations, a Mikveh, a JCC, a Jewish Family Service, and a Federation. And at the same time, we are cognizant of supporting a positive and supportive relationship with the congregations not physically housed on the UJC property. This is not an easy task we have undertaken nor is there a clear blueprint we can look to for guidance. As a small Jewish community, we are creating a model that is in many ways unique. And as we develop this model, starting with our temporary situation prior to construction, we will evolve and grow as experience warrants. The key ingredients to our success to date and our future success will be our continued ability, as a total Jewish community, to respect and honor our differences; dialogue, compromise, and cooperate: traits that unfortunately we don’t see mirrored enough in general society.

“Our new campus collaboration on the site of the UJC could only happen with the embracing of the concept of respect for everyone who supports Jewish community and Jewish peoplehood.”


Mon. - Thurs. 12 PM - 8 PM Fri. 12 - 6 PM

Sat. 2 PM - 8 PM

Sun. 11 AM - 7 PM

**UJC Pool Hours**

Email [email protected] in order to:

v request a brochure outlining the full project and sponsorship opportunities

v request more information or find out how you can be a part of this exciting project or inquire about other donors who have given to this

project

Naming opportunities available for dedication .to honor the memory of a loved one .

in the amount of $25,000 and up . .

“I need mayyim hayyim because I used to think mikveh was just a relic from the Old Country – “not me.” The Rabbis say, “To see a grandchild read from the Torah is to see the face of G-d.” After my grandson’s bar mitzvah, “not me” changed to “me” when I immersed for the first time. Mayyim Hayyim was a new step on my Jewish journey. I need it to enhance times of joy and to soften the blow of troubling times.” ~ Quote from a user of a modern mikveh

Please support a mikveh for ALL at the UJCVPThank you for your support! Please email [email protected] to find out more.

Mayyim Hayyim means “Living Waters”


Have a dog that

likes to swim?

Bring your dog to the UJC Pool

Sunday, August 7th 7:30 - 8:30 PM

$10 per dog non-UJC members**1/2 fee will be donated to SPCA

$5 suggested donation fee for UJC members

RSVP to [email protected]

Join hundreds of families in the Hampton Roads area receiving FREE Jewish books every month through PJ Library! PJ Library is a FREE program that sends high-quality, age-appropriate Jewish books and music to families each month to children 6 months to age 8 – with absolutely no strings attached.

Next event: September 28th, 3 PM! PJ and Bees!! In this sweet retelling of a traditional Jewish tale, King Solomon and the Bee, a lowly bee unexpectedly repays the kindness of a king by helping him solve a queen’s difficult riddle. RSVP to [email protected]

Quarterly get-togethers make connections between families raising Jewish children! Pictured: PJ and Pen Pals at the Pool with Popsicles! Children became summer penpals with each other!

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FundDonationsUJC Preschool Fund

In honor of the birth of Miles Malkin

Bernice & Joel Breslau

In memory of Cecilia KorsenDorene & Mayer Sarfan

In memory of Abe FirestoneDorene & Mayer Sarfan

In memory of Jeroll SilverbergDorene & Mayer Sarfan

Congratulations to Heather Thacker

Jennifer & Dave Meyers

In honor of Nellie Quesnel on her retirement

Jennifer & Dave Meyers

UJC Preschool Fund

In honor of Josh GoldblattTess & Richard Goldblatt

Grand Club Fund

In honor of Nellie Quesnel on her retirement

Linda Lavaty

Coming Soon!The

Peninsula Jewish Historical Societypresents

What’s In A Name?

The Funny & Unusual Nicknames of Our Community Members.

Find out who are Wiffy Diddle, Boo Boo, Big Scoop,

Little Scoop & many more.

Watch your email and UJC website for dates and information.

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Sarah Barnett, Campaign Director

JCup Challenge: Take Two is poised and ready to launch in September. This year, JCup teams will form around professional and demographic affinity groups. We have five teams currently forming to compete for another great Annual Campaign Year:

Teams and team captain are (drum roll please)Legal and Real Estate Professional: Jim Segall and Roy LasrisHealth Care Professionals: Guy Levy and Wendy EisnerBusiness and Education Professionals: Barbara RosenbaumRetired donors of all professions: Ettalea KanterEarly Childhood families and young adults: Mike Stupar, Adam Deyong, Dave Meyers, and Jessi Malkin

We are so fortunate in this community to have such a solid and diverse group of volunteers who truly make this a successful process.

If you would like to join any of these teams please contact [email protected]. Or....just wait for us to come and ask you to play! If you’re a UJCVP board member or active UJCVP volunteer we’ll reach out to you in August for your JCup team assignment.

Campaign dates to put on your refrigerator, Smartphone, outlook calendar, or regular calendar:

Nov. 12: Community Campaign Kickoff - join us for an evening of entertainment and community buildingNov. 29: Giving Tuesday at the UJCVP - Another opportunity to make your commitment. Volunteers neededJan. 29: Another great Super Sunday. Volunteers needed

The UJCVP Endowment fund acts as your hometown Jewish philanthropic bank. Generous community members invest their philanthropic dollars with us so that we directly benefit for the long term in so many ways.

In the last fiscal year, $317,000 from a diverse group of UJCVP Endowment funds directly benefited our programs, services, and community members.

It’s easy to Do Something Memorable through an Endowment investment.

If you are interested in learning more about the important investment vehicles that are available through Endowment giving please contact [email protected]

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600 Jamestown Road Williamsburg, VA 23185 757.220.1205 www.tbewilliamsburg.org

WE BELIEVE THAT WHILE IN REHABILITATION THERAPY,you should enjoy all of the comforts of home while receiving the highest quality care.

n All private rooms on our skilled & rehabilitation unitsn The highest quality rehabilitation care provided by our professional staff of licensed physical, occupational and speech therapistsn New and modern rehabilitation gymnasiums with the latest equipment n Locally owned and operated by your friends and neighbors

Contact us about

any of our Peninsula facilities:

James River Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center / NEWPORT NEWS / 757.595.2273

The Newport / NEWPORT NEWS / 757.595.3733

Coliseum Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center / HAMPTON / 757.827.8953

Northampton Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center / HAMPTON / 757.826.4922

York Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center / YORKTOWN / 757.898.1491vahs.com

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SOLD!Rodef Sholom Temple President Steve Shapiro signs the

closing documents for the sale of 318 Whealton Road.

Please join us for services at the UJC campus 4 times a week:

*Fridays at 6:00 p.m. unless otherwise published*Shabbat mornings at 9:30 a.m.

*Monday & Thursday mornings at 7:45 a.m.

Rodef Sholom Temple401 City Center Blvd., Newport News, VA 23606757-826-5894 | www.rodefsholomtemple.org


Call 952-3737 or email [email protected] for a tour, learn about Shabbat Services, Religious School, Membership, Adult Education, Social Action. Please stop by or call with any questions. You are welcome to just show up any time! See Facebook and the web for the latest up to date information.

Summer Activities Together (SAT) 8/7 Water Country Meet at 10am at the Wave Pool. 8/17 Port Warwick Concert 6-‐9PM Meet in front of the stage on the right to hear Trademark and socialize. Lemonade and snacks provided. 8/20 BBQ and Pottery Painting 5pm-‐8:30pm $7pp $25 max per family. RSVP by 8/8 to Lisa at 871-‐1150.

Come Join Us for an Open House Congregation Emet v’Or (meaning Truth and Light) is a supportive community and a

meaningful place for Jewish people, their families and those who desire to learn about Judaism.

September 7th, 7:00PM 401 City Center Blvd. Newport News. Friday evening services will follow.

Reading the Torah on Simchat Torah Synagogue Paint Night Religious School-‐ Practice Passover Seder

Temple Sinai 11620 Warwick Blvd., Newport News VA 23601757-596-8352

Services with Rabbi Severine Sokol will be held on Friday evening August 5, 12, 19 and 26.

Sisterhood will meet Monday, August 8 at 7 p.m.

Coming September 16-Come learn about The Jewish Community of Rome from Antiquity to the 21st Century following an abridged Shabbat service at 7:30 PM. The Jewish community of Rome dates back to the 2nd Century BCE, and still flourishes today. Join Dr. Alice Rubinstein (Ph. D. Classics, Princeton University) for a presentation on Jewish Rome, focusing on the Jewish residents of the ancient city and on the Jewish ghetto of Rome, where Jews were confined from 1555-1870, and which is still the heart of modern Jewish Rome.

Do you have a big pile of plastic bags in your house that you don’t know what to do with? Bring it to Temple Sinai, and we will turn them in for recycling. Keep plastic bags out of the environment and help us earn a bench for our Biblical Garden. We will take grocery bags, bread bags, dry cleaning bags etc. Plastic must be clean and dry. Contact Christina Verderosa at [email protected] if you have questions.

You can now follow us on Twitter, templesinai_nn@templesinai_nn .


2016-2017 Four Author EventsA Collaboration of the Jewish Book Council -

Temple Sinai- United Jewish Community

September 11th 7:00 PM at the UJC

Robert Gillette’s entire professional career revolved around young people. For 40 years, he was an award-winning public school educator in Fairfield, CT, receiving the Mary Gresham Chair grant and the Harvard Teaching Prize. He has directed religious education programs and created a Jewish education curriculum. Bob and his wife, Marsha, now spend their time as avid canoe paddlers in Lynchburg, VA.

November 2nd, 7:00 PM at Temple Sinai

Paul Goldberg first heard a Moscow version of the myth about Jews using blood for religious rituals when he was ten, in 1969. By the time he immigrated to the United States in 1973, he had collected the Moscow stories that underpin The Yid. The editor and publisher of The Cancer Letter, a publication focused on the business and politics of cancer, Goldberg has written two books about the Soviet human rights movement and co-authored How We Do Harm, an expose of the American healthcare system.

February 5th 2:00 PM at Temple Sinai

Howard Blum is an American author and journalist. Formerly a reporter for the the Village Voice and The New York Times, Blum is a contributing editor at Vanity Fair and the author of several non-fiction books, including The New York Times bestseller and Edgar Award winner American Lightning: Terror, Mystery, the Birth of Hollywood, and the Crime of the Century.

March 21st, 7:00PM at the UJC

Jennifer Keishin Armstrong has written about pop culture for Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times Book Review, Fast Company, New York, BBC Culture, and others. She is the author of Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted, a history of The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Seinfeldia: How a Show About Nothing Changed Everything.


On behalf of our Board of Directors and Campaign Council of the United Jewish Community of the Virginia Peninsula, we extend appreciation to the individuals and families listed for their generous contributions to the 2016 Annual Campaign. (As of July 23, 2016) These gifts sustain, enhance, and serve our local and worldwide Jewish community.

If your name is not on this list and you wish to contribute to the 2016 Campaign, please make your pledge calling 757-930-1422 or online at www.ujcvp.org. An addendum to the list with corrections and new gifts will be published next month.

L - Lion of Judah (minimum contribution: $5,000) CS - Chai Society(Minimum contribution: $1,800) LOJE - Lion of Judah Endowment PACE - Perpetual Annual Campaign Endowment * - Of Blessed Memory

$50,000-$20,000 Mr. & Mrs. E.D. David (L)Mr. & Mrs. Joshua David (L)Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Goldstein (LOJE)Mrs. Joanne Roos (LOJE)Mrs. Ruth Ann Schoenbaum (L)

$19,999-$10,000

Dr. & Mrs. William Bangel (LOJE)Franklin* & Marie* Blechman (LOJE)Mr. & Mrs. Alan DiamonsteinMs. Wendy Drucker & Mr. Mike Piercy (L) Mr. & Mrs. Arthur FassMr. Alan GordonDr. & Mrs. Gary Kavit (L)Dr. & Mrs. Geoffrey KostinerDr. & Mrs. Scott Kruger (L)Mr. & Mrs. Roy LasrisMrs. Betty Levin (L)Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Luckman (L)Mrs. Evelyn Mirmelstein* (LOJE)Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Murov (L)Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nachman (L)Mr. & Mrs. Louis Richman (LOJE)William T. Roos* PACEMr. & Mrs. Neal Rosenbaum (LOJE)Mr. & Mrs. Mayer Sarfan (LOJE)Dr. & Mrs. Steven Seltzer (L)Joseph A.* and Phyllis A Stern PACEMr. & Mrs. Scott Wolf (L)

$9,999-$5,000

Drs. Sherri & William Becker (L)Mrs. Susan Berenson (L)

Dr. & Mrs. Harry Conn (L)Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Eisner (L)Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Epstein (L)Mrs. Ernestine Firestone (L)Ms. Ettalea Kanter (LOJE)Mr. & Mrs. Martin Krinick (CS)Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kuhn (CS)Dr. & Mrs. Guy Levy (L)Bernard Morewitz *Lorraine Morewitz* (L)Herbert H. Neisser* PACEMrs. Rochelle Portnoy (L)Sarah Richman* (LOJE)Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Roesen (L)Mrs. Joan Rosenbaum (LOJE)Mr. & Mrs. Edward Sarfan (L)Mr. Randall SarfanDrs. Beth Scharlop & Roger Schultz (L)Ms. Ellyn J. Soefer (L)Mr. Bennett SteinMr. & Mrs. Charles SternMrs. Phyllis Stern (L)Rhea Tannen* (L)Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cohn

$4,999-$1,000

Mr. & Mrs. Alan AltschulerMr. & Mrs. Jack Arager (CS)Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barnett (CS)Drs. Debby & Eric BashkoffDr. & Mrs. Sidney BeckerDrs. Elina & Brent BlahaMarie P. Blechman* LOJEMr. & Mrs. Steven BookbinderDr. Bonnie Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Jeff CaplanJeanne Cohen*

Mrs. Rosalind DamskyDr. & Mrs. Eric DarbyMr. & Mrs. Adam Deyong (CS)Rabbi Gilah Dror (CS)Dr. & Mrs. Myron Eisenberg (CS)Mr. & Mrs. Matthew FassHon. & Mrs. Robert FrankMr. & Mrs. Leonard FrankMr. & Mrs. Charles FriedmanDr. Lora FriedmanMr. & Mrs. Herbert GarfinkelMr. Irving GoldsteinMr. & Mrs. Mark GoldsteinMr. & Mrs. Baron GordonHerbert* & Ruth* Goldstein PACEJerome* & Mable* Gordon PACEMr. & Mrs. David KashyMr. & Mrs. Robert KesslerMr. Harry KirschbaumDr. & Mrs. Daniel Kluger (CS)Ms. Ryeken Kostiner (CS)Mr. & Mrs. Linwood KramerMr. Harry LaibstainDr. & Mrs. Les LevinDr. Phillip LevyMr. & Mrs. Sam Margolin (CS)Mr. Ira MargolinDr. Michael MarkowitzMr. & Mrs. Edward MirmelsteinMr. & Mrs. Jay MirmelsteinMr. & Mrs. Albert MolikenMr. David MorewitzMrs. Helen Nachman (CS)Mr. & Mrs. William NachmanMr. & Mrs. Marvin PosnerMs. Linda Roos (CS)Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence SacksMr. & Mrs. Norman Saville


Mr. & Mrs. James SegallMrs. Ann SegaloffBeverly Sellers* PACEDavid Sherman* PACEMr. & Mrs. Louis SilvermanMr. Howard SmithHon. & Mrs. Scott Stein (CS)Dr. & Mrs. James UllmanMr. & Mrs. Howard WatersMr. & Mrs. Steven Wendell (CS)Dr. & Mrs. Stephen WoodMr. Jesse ZeddAnonymousAnonymousAnonymous

$999 - $500

Mr. & Mrs. Bertram AaronMr. & Mrs. Howard AdelmanDrs. Mitchell Avent & Loretta RubensteinMr. Ralph BeckerMr. & Mrs. Alex BerelovichMr. & Mrs. Manfred BlochMs. Linda Lavaty & Mr. Howard Brackens Dr. Paul CooperMr. & Mrs. Bill CraftMs. Barbara DeyongMrs. Margo DruckerMr. & Mrs. Jay EpsteinDr. & Mrs. Andrew FalkMr. & Mrs. Thomas FassMr. & Mrs. Josif FeygelsonMs. Norma FrankMr. & Mrs. Jason FrankDr. & Mrs. Val GibbermanMr. & Mrs. Stan GlasoferMr. & Mrs. Richard GoldblattDr. Helene Goldsman & Mr. Walt Deskins Gertrude* & Alfred* Goldstein PACEMrs. Evelyn GoodmanMrs. Florence GussmanDr. & Mrs. Eugene HeatwoleMr. & Mrs. Herbert HotchnerMr. & Mrs. Milton KatzMr. & Mrs. Arnold KostinerDr. & Mrs. Mayer LevyMrs. Edythe LichtensteinMrs. Lillian LievermanMr. & Mrs. Michael MalkinMr. & Mrs. Paul MarcusDr. & Mrs. Spencer MarcusMs. Shoshana MarzianoMr. & Mrs. David MeyersMr. & Mrs. Stanley MolinMr. Barry NachmanDr. & Mrs. Geoff NochimsonDr. & Mrs. Robert NochimsonMr. Edward Olshansky

Mr. & Mrs. Sam ParrucciMr. & Mrs. Norman PetockMr. And Mrs. Glen PozinMrs. Frances RoyRabbi Sylvia & Dr. Robert ScholnickDr. Debbie & Mr. Jeffrey ShipmanMs. Wendy Shulman & Mr. Paul Brindza Dr. & Mrs. Steven SpellmanRita Spirn* PACEMr. Alex SternMr. & Mrs. Michael StuparMr. & Mrs. Craig TurczynskiMr. & Mrs. Maynard WeberDr. Melvin WinterMs. Jayne ZilberDr. & Mrs. Paul ZubkoffAnonymousAnonymousAnonymousAnonymous

$499 -$250

Dr. & Mrs. Arnold AbramsMr. & Mrs. Bryan AltmanMs. Sherri BalserMr. & Mrs. Allan BergerMr. & Mrs. Sam BloodDr. & Mrs. Alan BolashAlbert* & Sarah* Brout ACE Mr. & Mrs. Fred CarrollMr. & Mrs. John DiamondDr. & Mrs. Arthur DiamondMr. & Mrs. Boris DiskinMr. & Mrs. Jonathan FrankDr. & Mrs. Bernard FriedlandDr. Regina GerstmanMr. & Mrs. Saul GleiserMr. & Mrs. Bradford GreenMr. & Mrs. David GussmanDrs. Leslie Kaplan & Bill OwingsMr. & Mrs. Tsvi Katz-HymanMr. & Mrs. Robert KeeferMr. & Mrs. Joel KirschMr. & Mrs. Michael KornbergMr. David LasrisMr. & Mrs. David LevyMrs. Sara & Rabbi Gershon LittMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey MaxwellMr. & Mrs. Steven MeyersonMrs. Karen MinkoffMr. & Mrs. Aaron OstroffDr. & Mrs. Mark PomeranzMr. & Mrs. Randy RainvilleDr. & Mrs. Glenn RossMr. & Mrs. Richard RostonMr. David Rottman & Mr. Bob WinsorJonathan Schwab*

Mr. & Mrs. Bart SingerMs. Barbara SmithMr. & Mrs. Lawrence SpigelMrs. Edith Kopp SpritzerMrs. Shirley SteinMr. Gregory SternMr. & Mrs. William TalbottMr. & Ms. Donn TurnerMr. & Mrs. Jay WarrenMr. & Mrs. Howard WaxmanMr. Irving WeinsteinMs. Anya Wise Dr. & Mrs. Arthur WolfsonMr. & Mrs. Arnie Zimmer

Other Gifts Mrs. Bernice AdelsonMr. & Mrs. Slava AlekseyevMs. Jeanene AnkerMr. & Mrs. Paul AronsohnMr. & Mrs. Gegham AsryanMr. & Mrs. Aaron AuslenderMr. & Mrs. Dastan BargashMr. & Mrs. Will BarnesMr. & Mrs. Ed BaronMs. Karen Bean & Mr. Dave Gaskell Ms. Rhoda BeckmanMs. Jamie BegorMr. & Mrs. Leonid BerelovichMr. & Mrs. Leonard BernsteinMs. Evelyn BibiMs. Heidi BlochMr. & Mrs. Donald BorwickMr. & Mrs. Nathan BraunerMr. & Mrs. Joel BreslauDr. & Mrs. Stanley BunsonMr. & Mrs. John BurtonMr. & Mrs. Vladimir ByalikMr. & Mrs. Yan ByalikMr. Michael ByalikMr. & Mrs. Woody ChapmanMr. & Mrs. Scott ClinkenbeardMs. Ronnie CohenMr. & Mrs. Robert CohenMr. & Mrs. Butch CooperMr. & Mrs. Brent CusherMs. Cassandra D’Andrimont & Mr. Richard OrzechowskiMr. & Mrs. Marvin DavidMrs. Sarah DeyongMr. & Mrs. Alex DorfmanMr. Morton EckhauseMs. Marilyn EpsteinDr. & Mrs. Lawrence FamilantDr. & Mrs. George FenigsohnMrs. Vera FeygelsonMrs. Estelle FinemanMr. & Mrs. Patrick Finneran


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Mr. & Mrs. Steven FletcherMr. & Mrs. Alan FormanMr. & Mrs. John ForrestMr. & Mrs. Allen FraleyMs. Denille Francis & Mr. Christopher OlivoMs. Hillary FrankMr. Isaiah FreedmanMr. & Mrs. Harvey FriedmanMr. & Mrs. Adam FrischMs. Ellen GarfieldMrs. Evelyn GerstmanMr. Andrew GoldbergMs. Leah GoldenMr. Howard GoldsmithMrs. Ruth Gold WilliamsMs. Rita GolubMr. & Mrs. Eric GoodmanMr. Henry GornowichMs. Melanie Schlosser Mr. & Mrs. Jerome GurevMs. Lynn HarmonayMr. & Mrs. Dan HarrisMr. Josh HartmanMr. & Mrs. J. Shannon HaysMr. Sam HelfandMs. Abby HelfandMs. Cathy HerbertDr. & Mrs. Joe HeymanMrs. Sandra HillersonMr. & Mrs. Alan HochmanMs. Susan HockmanMr. & Mrs. Irvin HolzsweigMr. & Mrs. Melvyn HuttMr. Josh IzaksonMr. & Mrs. Mark JacobMr. & Mrs. Norman JacobsMrs. Ann KahnLTC & Mrs. Kenneth KaplanMr. Robert KaplanDr. & Mrs. Howard KatorRabbi & Mrs. David KatzMr. & Mrs. Mike KeechMr. & Mrs. Kent KiplingMs. Myra Waranch & Mr. Michael KlesmerHon. Judith KlineMs. Rossi KlompusMr. & Mrs. Glen KohrMr. & Mrs. Henry KrakauerMr. & Mrs. Alexander KravetsMr. & Mrs. John KrikorianMr. & Mrs. Stephen LaceyMs. Rachel LamannaMr. & Mrs. Rian LaubMr. & Mrs. Nick LeeMr. & Mrs. Leonid Lembersky

Mr. & Mrs. Aleksandr LemberskyMs. Shirlee LernerMr. & Mrs. Victor LessardMr. & Mrs. Harold LevinsonMr. & Mrs. Joseph LiebermanMr. & Mrs. Aleksandr LifshitsMr. Avi MalkinMr. & Mrs. Alon MantelMr. & Mrs. Leo MarcusMr. & Mrs. Harvey MarguliesMrs. Sondra MarkoffMr. & Mrs. August MarquardtMr. & Mrs. Stephen MassieDr. Kristen & Mr. James MastrosMr. & Mrs. Darren MelhuishMs. Paulette MeyerMr. & Mrs. Daniel MeyersonMr. & Mrs. Andrew MillardMrs. Joyce MillerMr. & Mrs. Jonathan MinkoffMs. Asya MirkesMr. & Mrs. Sidney MittelmanMs. Judy MorewitzMr. & Mrs. Robert MoskowitzMs. Beverly MoskowitzMr. Bill MuirMs. Helen MyersMr. & Mrs. Bert NachmanMr. & Mrs. Leonard NasonDr. & Mrs. Mark NataupskyMr. & Mrs. Mike NeulanderMr. & Mrs. Carlos PaduaMr. & Mrs. Gerald PeltzMr. & Mrs. James PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Walton PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Jacob PoldermanMs. Iris PorushRev. Lindsay PoteetMr. & Mrs. Neal QuesnelMs. Marla Schuchman & Mr. Jonathan RathsamMr. & Mrs. Cory ReedMs. Bonnie ReevesMrs. Ruth ReissMs. Celia RinaldoMr. Brian RinaldoMr. & Mrs. Arieh RonnenMs. Roberta RosenbergMr. Ronald RosenbergMrs. Lona RossMs. Laurie RoweMs. Samantha RozakisMr. & Mrs. Robert RubensteinMr. & Mrs. Adam RubensteinMr. & Mrs. Harvey RubinMr. & Mrs. Robert RubinsteinMs. Judy Salken

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