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RABBI MICHAEL PANITZ

The bulletin is published in memory of Walter and Kathleen Fried

Volume 63 Number 6 Sivan/Tammuz/Av 5778 June/July 2018

7255 Granby Street • Norfolk, Virginia 23505 • Phone 757-489-4550 • Fax 757-489-3425 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: http://www.templeisraelva.org

Volunteer Appreciation Shabbat - June 16, 2018

Temple Israel would like to acknowledge

and thank these people

for their volunteer activities for Temple Israel...

Women’s Chevra Kaddisha

continued from May Bulletin-

Marcia Brodie, Beth Dorsk, Jane Popkin, Bonnie

Gordon-Rabinowitz & Judy Rohn

Jeff Alperin - constructed an artwork cabinet for 9

Camnitzer prints (see page 10)

Gabby Becker - Gabbai-in-training

Kerry Harte - volunteer for many Men’s Club

events

Stella Jancewicz - collects Chumashim at Shabbat

services

Linda Longman, Andy Rabiner, Shirley

Confino-Rehder, Bob Seltzer, Larry Stein and

Marcie Waranch - new members of

Temple Israel Board of Directors

Scott Moscovitz - kitchen assistance for the Men’s

Club BYPOY Breakfast, special kiddushes and

special events

Katie Ponack - various and many volunteer

projects around Temple Israel

Joe Rehder - Blood Drive volunteer

Lou Rossettini - construction and decorations for

TI special events

Joel Rubin - Second Saturday organizer

Cantor Aaron and Cheryl Sachnoff - menu

developers, shoppers, preps and chefs and bakers

for many, many of Temple Israel’s dinners and

Seders and Challah

Richard Saunders - awards committee for the

Temple Israel Annual Meeting (see page 5 for this

year’s awards)

Stan Weisberger - maintenance on the Rabbi’s

house

Please join us at Shabbat services, June 16th to show

appreciation to all these dedicated individuals that have

been listed in each bulletin this year (almost 100 total).

We will honor our Officers, Board of Director

members and volunteers during this Shabbat morning

service. A kiddush will follow in honor of all Temple

Israel’s volunteers. See page 5 for the list of our 2018 - 2020

Officers and Board of Director members.

Temple Israel Bulletin •

Dr. Barry Einhorn

Daniel Gordon

Steve Sandler

Richard Saunders

TEMPLE ISRAEL

• Founded in 1953 •

7255 Granby Street

Norfolk, VA 23505

Office Phone:757-489-4550

Fax: 757-489-3425

Affiliated with the

United Synagogue of

Conservative Judaism

Dr. Michael E. Panitz ............. Rabbi

* Isaac Danker ...... Cantor Emeritus

Dr. Reuven Rohn…..Gabbai Rishon

Lois Einhorn .............. Gabbai Sheni

OFFICERS OF

THE CONGREGATION

Jonathan Longman ............President

Steven Legum……….V.P. for

Administration

Currently Vacant ...................... V.P.

Fundraising and Membership

Eitan Mor……………...V.P.

Community and Outreach

Dr. Steven Becker ................... V.P.

Education and Young Families

Lenny Levine ................... Secretary

Paula Gordon………….Treasurer

Dr. Leigh Baltuch...............President,

Temple Israel Foundation

* Julian Rashkind .... Honorary President

(* of blessed memory)

TRUSTEES

TEMPLE STAFF

Nancy Tucker

………....Executive Director

Tammy Conklin

............... Executive Assistant

Anthony Wilson

…....Head of Building Maint.

Kirk Turner

....…Building Maint. Services

Bulletin Editor

Tammy Conklin

Dr. Barry Einhorn

Daniel Gordon

Steve Sandler

Richard Saunders

RABBI'S REPORT--- TEMPLE ISRAEL IN 2017/1018

1. In the second paragraph of Pirkei Avot, the Ethics of the Fathers, Rabbi

Simon the Just, one of the earliest masters of Rabbinic Judaism, gives us a

fundamental analysis of the three basic values on which civilization depends:

Torah, i.e. the study of God's word; Avodah, i.e. responding to God in prayer; and

gemilut chasadim, i.e. deeds of loving kindness. I find that an appropriate

framework for examing our work as a congregation.

2. Torah-- I begin with our regular classes: Tuesday morning, readings from our

Tradition; now in its 23rd consecutive year of operation. This year, we are

examining the 613 commandments. We have covered about a dozen, so if you

jump on the bus, you can still catch about 600…. If you like studying in the

evening: Our monthly Torah at the Beach, started by Rabbi Goldman , now has

enjoyed a consecutive run of a good 60 years, including all 26 of my seasons as your rabbi. In that class, our

numbers remain solid and our atmosphere positive. This year we are studying gems of Yiddish literature, in

English translation, and the students are enjoying this look at some of the humor and pathos that graces our

national literature. Our annual lecture series conducted jointly with the KBH congregation has just

concluded, with a look at both classic and contemporary Jewish discussions of gender and sexuality.

3. In the category of Torah, I would like to draw your attention to some of the programs that receive less

publicity. I do a great deal of individual and small group tutoring of adults. Some of my tutoring is keyed to

the worship service. Students want to learn to chant haftarah , Torah, or weekly and holiday prayers, and I fill

in for the role of Cantor, training these adults in that domain. Some adults are preparing for conversion, and

we meet every week as they explore the many topics that go into the core curriculum of Jewish knowledge.

Each conversion candidate typically studies with me for over a year prior to standing for a conversion

interview and completing the process. Many of these students, as well as quite a few others in the

congregation, have studied the basics of Hebrew reading with Emily Panitz. Emily—kudos to you on

opening up the world of Hebrew to our members as well as to friends of Israel from beyond our faith

community. Kudos also to our students for making a reality the Jewish ideal of life long learning.

4. In the category of worship, you are most likely familiar with how well received our High Holiday services

were this past year. It has been a pleasure partnering with Cantor Larry Tiger in mentoring Jennifer Peters as

our cantorial soloist, and I look forward to hearing her angelic voice conducting even more of the prayers in

the coming year. You are probably also familiar with our focus on widespread participation in our Shabbat

services. The range of congregants coming up to the pulpit to lead a prayer, give a d’var torah or Torah

introduction, is impressive. Let me remind you that there are always openings for this leadership, but

especially so in the summer months. I will be away on vacation for some of the weeks in June and July, and

if you would like to give a sermon, lead a prayer, or read the Torah, please contact me. Also, in the realm of

worship, it is worth reflecting upon the fact that our joint evening minyan with Beth El congregation has now

completed almost a year and a half, and it regularly gives us the quorum we seek to allow for public worship

and the recitation of the kaddish. We make a minyan, but there is lots of room to grow here. Please pick one

day, morning or evening, that could become part of your weekly spiritual journey. You will find yourself

amply rewarded, both by the gratitude of the worshipers of both congregations, and by the spiritual

experience itself.

5. As in our review of our learning programs, let me give special focus in this segment on a part of our

worship program that I believe to be insufficiently known and appreciated: our junior congregation,

conducted so ably by Sheila Panitz. Sheila gives the students far more than the opportunity to practice

Hebrew prayers. That is part of the experience, of course, but she exercises the students’ higher analytical

skills, not only their rote recitation. Each session contains a story for analysis, or a mock trial in Jewish court,

or an educational game. This is not your Dad’s junior congregation. It is way more fun and also helps prepare

our children to think critically as Jewish adults. When a master teacher becomes a junior congregation

leader—and Sheila is a master teacher, a past recipient of the Jewish Education Council’s Educator of the

Year award-- then you have superlative results.

6. The final leg of this triad of fundamental, civilization-supporting values is “deeds of loving-kindness”. We

have a good record here, although obviously, we should never grow complacent or rest on our laurels. The

daily minyan makers and the guests at our regular worship are generous in contributing to the daily minyan

tzedakah box. We often disburse $500 or even $750 in monthly tzedakah, from those dollar bills and coins.

We also have embraced the mitzvah of the month giving opportunity. I was especially pleased at the response

to the Tikkun Rico drive, as we called it, giving valuable and even life-saving aid to Puerto Rico, which is as

of now in the dubious place of being the American polity longest without electricity in modern history. We

continue a long record of supporting the American Red Cross at semi-annual blood drives, although here we

need to face the challenge of finding additional donors. Let me ask each of you to think in terms of your

circle of friends and associates, going well beyond the rolls of TI members. Would you consider asking them

to “share a pint” and thus save a life?

We thank God, Who has kept us alive, sustained us, and allowed us to reach this moment; and with God's

help, we will continue to be a force for good for years to come. Rabbi Michael Panitz

A MESSAGE FROM THE RABBI


A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

On April 29

th

, we celebrated the founding members of

our congregation and the 65th year of our formidable temple

building at a most uniquely memorable Spring Fundraiser,

Thanks for the Memories. We also celebrated our Rabbi Panitz

for his 25 years of loving and spiritual leadership.

Beverlee and Larry Tiger's diligent efforts made this fundraiser extremely

successful raising over $75,000 dollars! We are indebted to them for their

outstanding efforts for our congregation and greatly appreciate all of the

sponsors who so generously supported this event. It is the funds raised at each

Spring Fundraiser that help enable Temple Israel to continue to meet all of its

financial obligations and remain debt free.

Steve Sandler brought our fundraising theme of Thanks for the Memories

to life by leading us down memory lane telling us his personal memories of

growing up in our temple in the early years. His words were so meaningful to

those who shared his memories and even to those of us who were not here at

that time.

We were a young and vibrant congregation then, and judging from this

recent celebration, we remain vibrant 65 years later.

In furtherance of maintaining that vibrancy, I'm excited about our future

with the new and returning officers and board members who were elected at our

May congregational meeting. It is a strong group and I'm looking forward to

working with them as we move our congregation forward in the coming year.

I invite any congregant to reach out to a board member to share any ideas

for programs you may have. Think about it! Many good ideas are thought of

but never passed around to others to be considered and acted upon. Don't let

your idea fall by the wayside. Contribute!

See you in Shul,

Jonathan Longman


!NEW! MITZVAH OF THE YEAR !NEW!

MITZVAH

OF THE

SUMMER

We will be collecting for the Diaper Pantry (right)

AND

we will be collecting

School Supplies for

Granby Elementary School

All school supplies

have to be “plain” -

no designs, no cartoons,

no sports teams

A Prayer for the 70th Anniversary of the

Founding of the Modern State of Israel

Avinu Shebashamayim

As we pray for the health and prosperity of the State of Israel, may we acknowledge our

own historic role in preserving this essential and dynamic place with sufficient resources

and absolute resolve, and

As we remember the courage and strength of Israel’s founding leaders, may we celebrate

their vision by striving to preserve and maintain the unity of the Jewish people wherever

they live, and

As we call upon today’s leaders, at home and abroad, to always be guided by your light

and truth, grant them the wisdom to confront the challenges of a dangerous world with

strength and love,

And together, we ask you to spread the shelter of your peace over

the State of Israel and the entire world.

And let us say, Amen.

(Approved by the Board of Rabbis & Cantors of Hampton Roads. Written by Bobbie Fisher)


Temple Israel Officers and

Board of Directors 2018 - 2020

Officers

President, Jonathan Longman

V.P. for Administration, Steven Legum

V.P. for Education and Young Families,

Steve Becker

V.P. for Community and Outreach,

Eitan Mor

Treasurer, Paula Gordon

Secretary, Lenny Levine

Board of Directors

2017 - 2019

Juanita Balk

Lois Einhorn

Lew Greenhouse

Ted Kruger

Ellie Lipkin

Shannon Ponack

Mark Solberg

Stan Tickton

Richard Yanku

Board of Directors

2018 - 2020

Bobbie Fisher

Reece Livingston

Linda Longman

Melissa Miles

Andy Rabiner

Shirley Confino-Rehder

Bob Seltzer

Larry Stein

Cantor Lawrence Tiger

Marcie Waranch

AS EASY AS A WALK IN THE PARK

Thursday Mornings

A way to boost fitness, strengthen our sense of community, and alleviate

our vitamin "N" (for nature) deficiency:

• If you are interested (a few have called already) in a weekly walk in the

Norfolk Botanical Gardens, please let the office know. We are looking to

gather on Thursday mornings, throughout the summer, for some

moderate exercise and some pleasant conversation.

• Those of us who are members of the Norfolk Botanical Gardens have the

right to go as often as we wish, free of charge, and also to bring in

guests. If you are a member, please let us know that as well.

Bob Seltzer -

Creative Genius Award

Beverlee and Cantor Larry Tiger -

Fundraisers Supreme Award (top left)

Shirley Legum -

Super Senior Volunteer Award (middle left)

Cantor Aaron Sachnoff -

Culinary Delicacies Award

“Big” Anthony Wilson -

Shul Appreciation Award (top right)

“Little” Anthony & Avery Wilson-

Lifetime of Giving to Temple Israel Award

(middle right)

Ruth Ann Moscovitz-

Person of the Year (bottom right)

Rabbi Panitz (l)

and Jonathan

Longman (r)

gave their

annual reports &

welcomed the

new Officers &

Board Members


Annette Finley-Crosswhite: A journey full of meaning

· By Annette Finley-Crosswhite

For The Virginian-Pilot

· Apr 15, 2018

OVER THE PAST five years, I have been taking Old Dominion University students to Auschwitz-Birkenau as part of a

Holocaust course I teach.

In 2015, I went to Poland as a faculty fellow with the Auschwitz Jewish Center and nine exceptional graduate students

from some of the top programs in the United States, Canada and Germany.

On May 8, I will embark with nine more ODU students. During this time, when we remember the Holocaust, it seems

right to ask: What do students learn when they pass beneath the gate at Birkenau, the iconic image symbolizing the death of

more than 6 million Jews who lost their lives in the Holocaust?

Each trip stands out distinctly in my mind. On the first, it snowed all day during our eight-hour tour of the infamous

camp, and the students and I had never been so cold. What was learned that day was sensory and penetrating. All of us had

on multiple layers; I was wearing two hats. Frozen, we couldn’t imagine how prisoners survived in their thin, striped

uniforms and wooden clogs. This kind of understanding can’t be taught in a classroom.

I want the trip to shake students to their cores and increase their awareness of racism. I want to address power relations

and oppression. I want them to grapple with anti-Semitism and glean some understanding about the importance of the state

of Israel.

Many Holocaust courses stress that we study the event to prevent future genocides, but since that has not happened, I

emphasize what was unique about the Holocaust — that Jews were murdered simply because they were Jews.

Along the way, my students have met survivors, many who have subsequently passed away. What is compelling is

realizing the sheer number of family members most survivors lost. My students become acquainted with narratives of

victims’ lives so that they are invested in remembering real people who had lots of hopes and dreams taken from them. One

of these stories involves Esther Fersztenfeld, a girl from Paris who arrived at Auschwitz the day before her 16th birthday

and died there six weeks later.

What my students realize is complex and tied to their individual identities. My Jewish students, for example, are often

looking for answers. Rachel went in 2013 and learned what happened to her great-great-grandmother. Ben, the grandson of

a survivor, found deeper meaning in his faith; Julia, five months pregnant, took her unborn child to Auschwitz in an act of

defiance.

Students who are not Jewish have various reactions. Stephanie was utterly destroyed by the experience. On her last night

in Paris attending a Shabbat service, she saw a young boy’s prayer shawl and was instantly reminded of the shawls in the

display cases at Auschwitz. The visual juxtaposition left her hopeless. Jackson, an ROTC student, was filled with rage as he

saw the evidence of torture of innocent victims. And Maggie cried in her soup during the evening meal after returning from

Auschwitz. She had realized that soup was all the prisoners had to survive.

Not all of my students have behaved as I would want. A few of them have complained about too much class time and

not enough shopping time.

Others have ostracized members of our tour group in mean-spirited ways or, unable to control their jetlag, have fallen

asleep while survivors spoke. And we have seen tourists in other groups behave badly. One young man, for example,

pretended to shoot people at the execution wall at Auschwitz. Not every traveler learns from the past.

On these trips, I want students to realize their obligations to humanity and gain an understanding of what happens when

intolerance is allowed to thrive. I remember working with my dear friend Jonathan in Jerusalem. He has graciously opened

his family archive to me as I reconstruct the life of Esther Fersztenfeld, his great-aunt who died in 1942, a victim of Nazi

evil.

That night we kept discovering cousins who didn’t survive — and another, and another, and in a moment of utter

despair, my friend looked at me and said, “It was your people who did this.” Stung, I thought, “No, not my people,” but

then I acknowledged what he meant: The descendants of Christian Europe turned the Jews to ashes.

Yom HaShoah reminds us that we cannot afford to forget the past or ignore it. We must carry what

happened during the Holocaust inside our realities and be vigilantly responsible for our actions.

Our own country stands today at a crossroads. History teaches that cruelty is easy and ubiquitous.

Gazing onto the barren landscape of Birkenau, we remember the named and the unnamed, and we are

charged to remember that goodness is fragile and must be constantly revived.

Annette Finley-Croswhite is a professor of history at Old Dominion University in Norfolk.

(This article is based on her sermon at Temple Israel on April 7th for our Yom Hashoah Shabbat) �


We meet on the 2nd Monday of the month

at NOON in our homes.

Contact Bernice Moses for more info at 622-5142

Newcomers Always Welcome!

June 11th:

The German Girl: A Novel

by Armando Lucas

Corres

(The last book of the year)

We will start again in October

October 8: The Lost Letter

by Jillian Cantor

November 12: The Two

Family House

by Lynda Cohen Loigman

May 31st:

Startup: A Novel

by Doree Shafrir

6:15 pm

at Forbidden Palace

3333 Virginia Beach

Blvd, Virginia Beach

(near Bonefish Grill)

Contact Juanita Balk for more info

757-227-5525 or

[email protected]


Temple Israel appreciates your

contributions every month to assist these needy causes.

WHERE DID THE MINYAN MONEY GO THIS

MONTH?

The Minyanaires contributed money in April to:

The Minyanaires contributed money in May to:

TORAH FUND

Thank you to all the individual donors to the 2017 – 2018 Torah Fund campaign at the Benefactor level or higher

who received the distinctive Torah Fund pin in recognition of their gift.

GUARDIANS:

Wendy Brodsky Bernice Moses

BENEFACTORS:

Go to www.templeisraelva.org

and hover over “Learning”, then click “Beit Sefer Shalom School”.

Registration forms for the 5779 School Year will be ready in June.

TORAH AT THE BEACH

SECOND MONDAY of each month at 7:30 pm.

Our current season of Torah at The Beach will be

ending with our June session. We will be meeting

on Monday, June 11, 2018 at 7:30 PM at the home of

Cookie and Richard Miles. We have been studying

Yiddish Fiction and talked about the life and works of I.L.

Peretz last month. It’s very interesting to discover or re-

discover these writers of the past.

For this last session we will discuss and read works

by Isaac Bashevis Singer, a name familiar to many of

us. Then we will take a summer hiatus and begin new

studies in the fall. These sessions have truly been a

wonderful way to learn and share friendships. We are

very grateful to Rabbi Panitz for giving us his time and

especially his knowledge!! We welcome new faces and

drop ins anytime.

Cookie Miles, Torah at the Beach Coordinator

All funds support Jewish education at the highest levels: college, graduate and professional

(rabbinical, cantorial and chaplaincy). The recipients of our support become the rabbis,

cantors, educators, chaplains, summer camp directors, scholars and leaders of the Jewish

world. Torah Fund provides scholarships and program support to five seminaries, which offer

excellent formal education and informal experiences in Jewish living and community-building

to our future leaders.

Please contact Wendy Brodsky ([email protected] or 639-3541) for more details.

Tasha Chapel

Harriet Dickman

Lois Einhorn

Bobbie Fisher

Paula Gordon

Sharon Grossman

Janet Kass

Lyna Levine

Ellie Lipkin

Sheila Panitz

Judy Rohn

Laure Saunders


MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH AT

CAFÉ STELLA’S

Sponsored by the Temple Israel Men’s Club

We are the Men’s Club, At Your Service!

Our Temple Israel Men’s Club is planning a series of programs for the Spring to highlight its role as a service

organization. Please save the following dates and plan to take part in these programs:

Sunday, June 10 -- A Family Outing The Men’s Club will assist the younger families of our congregation (and

all those who are young at heart), by underwriting the costs associated with a bicycle tour of the Yorktown

battlefield. We plan to rent a van to transport your bicycle up to the battlefield. Our own member, Nathan

Brauner, who knows that site well, will be our docent for the program. Family togetherness, healthy, fresh air fun,

and a history lesson, all in one!

The Temple Israel Men’s Club has been revived!!

and has been sponsoring events and

assisting around the temple for many months now.

They would like to thank several men for making this possible:

Barry Einhorn for organizing Men's Club Shabbat

Jim Gordon for organizing the Men's Club poker night

Gary Osmundson and Larry Gruber for helping with the Succoth

Bob Seltzer for organizing the BYPOY Breakfast

with the help of Ruth Ann and Scott Moscovitz

Stan Weisberger for maintenance on the Rabbi's house

Richard Yanku for getting the ushers for High Holidays

Richard Yanku for organizing Mother's Day at Café Stella's

They would like to also thank these Men’s Club members for making this year’s

Blue Yarmulke Person of the Year (BYPOY) Breakfast at Temple Israel such a success:

Jim Eilberg, Barry Einhorn, Lawrence Fleder, Jim Gordon, Kerry Harte, Jonathan Longman, Scott Moscovitz,

Mark Nachman, Reuven Rohn, Joel Rubin, Mark Solberg, Larry Stein, Phil Walzer, Stan Weisberger, Rich Yanku

The Men’s Club would also like to thank these ladies for their help at the BYPOY Breakfast:

Wendy Brodsky, Susan Eilberg, Lois Einhorn, Shirley Legum, Linda Longman,

Ruth Ann Moscovitz, Nancy Tucker and Tammy Conklin

Above: Sheila Panitz (l) &

June Prager (r) Below: John

Essick (l) & Rabbi Panitz (r)

Above:

The Kaplan Family -

Helen, Diane and Joseph

Below:

Joe and Irene Weintrob

Above:

Richard Yanku (l)

and Kerry Harte (r)

Below:

Emily Panitz (l) and

Vivian Forman (r)


Thanks for the Memories

On April 29, more than 200 people came to Temple Israel to reflect fondly on family memories, congratulate our Rabbi and

his family and have a party. Thank you to everyone who made our fundraiser special and tremendously successful. My

husband, Cantor Larry Tiger, and I are very appreciative of all who responded to our fundraising calls. It is heartwarming

that so many of you participated in that way.

It can’t be stated too often that without the support of our generous sponsors, our temple would not remain debt free. We

never take for granted their gracious responses when asked for help. Their names are listed on this page and on behalf of

Temple Israel, we thank them.

Our temple sisterhood supported us too, both by sponsoring the cost of the appetizers and desserts and by providing the

great centerpieces for the evening. Laure Saunders and Ruth Ann Moscovitz are true sisterhood leaders in the fine tradition

of the past sisterhoods. Sara Jo Rubin and Rubin Communications once again designed our invitations and Linda Longman

collaborated in that effort. Thank you all.

It was a such a fun evening and we are delighted that so many of you could join in our 65th birthday together. That’s how

families celebrate - together!

Beverlee Tiger, Past President

TRAIL BLAZER SPONSOR

($10,000)

Sandler Family

DEVELOPER SPONSORS ($5,000)

Daniel Gordon

ARCHITECT SPONSORS ($2,500)

Leigh and Linda Baltuch

Ron and Wendy Brodsky

Fleder Family Foundation

Chuck and Nancy Rosenblatt

Richard and Laure Saunders

Cantor Larry and Beverlee Tiger

GROUND BREAKER SPONSORS

($1,000)

Bonnie Foundation

Jeffrey Breit

Bill and Jeri Jo Halprin

Gary and Muriel Hecht

Marc (of blessed memory) and

Connie Jacobson

Karen Jaffe

Lefcoe Family

Jonathan and Linda Longman

Richard Rose

Lyn and Ilene Swartz

TowneBank

Phil and Mary Ann Walzer

White Family

BUILDER SPONSORS ($500)

Scott and Lori Alperin

Altmeyer Funeral Homes

Frank and Wendy Auerbach

Rebecca Danker

Jim and Susan Eilberg

Barry and Lois Einhorn

Spencer Gill and Rabbi Ellen

Jaffe-Gill

Martin and Karen Goldberg

Bootsie Goldmeier

Jim and Paula Gordon

Michael and Sharon Grossman

H.D. Oliver’s Funeral Apartments

Jay and Jodi Klebanoff

Lenny and Lyna Levine

Neil and Stephanie Morrison

Richard and Jane Popkin

Reuven and Judy Rohn

Joel and Sara Jo Rubin

Bob and Lynn Seltzer

Mark Solberg

Ed and Janis Weisberg

Betty Zetlin and Family

ENGINEER SPONSORS ($250)

Allstate

Baker’s Crust

Juanita Balk

David Banyai and Jody Mazur

Becker Family

Beth Sholom Home

Lenny and Ellie Brooke

Meyer and Dee Dee Chovitz

Bobbie Fisher

Doris Friedman

Jerry and Sandra Friedman

Michael and Lori Glasser

Larry and Darva Gruber

Kerry Harte

Billy and Janet Kass

Jeff and Mindy Katz

Reva Kelberg

Ira and Joan Lederman

Steve and Lorna Legum

Ritty Margulies

Joe and Ellen Sue Mersel

Doug and Tina Moses

Panitz Family

Andy and Sara Rabiner

Gideon and Edna Riess

Bert and Sarita Sachs

Mel and Gloria Siegel

Mark Solberg

Larry and Shelley Stein

Thank you to

Deanna

Freridge and her

TCC

Culinary

Students for

preparing our

wonderful meal

again this year.

Thank you to all the volunteers who set

the tables this year. They looked great!


More pictures in August


Ezra & Evelyn Eisenberg’s (of blessed memory) granddaughter

& Carole Nathan’s daughter, Jennifer Craig, who recently had a

baby girl, whom they named, Claire Evelyn Craig.

Lawrence and Anne Fleder whose daughter, Kendal Fleder,

earned her BA in Journalism from Indiana University.

Dr. Arnold and Jo-Anne Oppenheim, who proudly announce

their daughter Rachel's graduation from Virginia Tech's Pamplin

College of Business with Magna Cum Laude distinction. She has

accepted a position as a Digital Marketing Specialist with Altria

Group Inc. in Richmond.

Jesse Rabinowitz, son of Marc Rabinowitz and Bonnie Gordon-

Rabinowitz, who graduated from Howard University with his

MSW.

Jeff Alperin for constructing this wonderful artwork

cabinet for Temple Israel’s nine prints by Luis

Camnitzer, inspired by Tales of the Hasidim by Martin

Buber, donated by Betty Zetlin and the Zetlin Family.

Currently two prints are displayed on a rotating basis in

Brody Auditorium. A formal opening of all the works will be

this fall at Temple Israel.

Rabbi Panitz with

Chaplain Steven

Dundas, USMC, a

Roman Catholic

padre, who is attached

to the Little Creek

Amphibious Base. He

gave an excellent

invocation, touching

on the theme of

Jewish persistence in

the face of long-

lasting persecution. I

was honored to share

the stage with him on

Thursday, May 10th

when I spoke about

the Jewish-American

experience and the Jewish men and women serving in the

U.S. Navy to NEX Service Command.


REMEMBRANCE FUNDS

CANTOR ISAAC DANKER

MUSIC FUND

In Honor of...

ANNIVERSARY OF CANTOR

ISAAC DANKER’S BIRTHDAY

Paula Alperin & Arnold Slone #

REBECCA DANKER’S 90th

BIRTHDAY

Bernice Moses

EDUCATION FUND

In Memory of...

LEYBA BLUMENTHAL

Lynn & Bob Seltzer *

MARC JACOBSON

Bernice Moses

Tina & Doug Moses *


In Honor of...

ALL THOSE WHO HELPED WITH

THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE

BLUE YARMULKE PERSON OF

THE YEAR BREAKFAST


LOIS COHEN’S SPECIAL

BIRTHDAY

Vivian & Burke Margulies ##

ETHEL GOLDMAN’S SPECIAL

BIRTHDAY

Bernice Moses

ENDOWMENT FUND

In Honor of...

TEMPLE ISRAEL

Ben Ipson *

HOFFMAN-CHOVITZ COLLEGE

ASSISTANCE FUND

Speedy Recovery to...

MEYER CHOVITZ

Bernard $ Jacqueline Chovitz *

Emmy Lou & Arthur Kreger #


Claudia & Steve Soroko ##

Richard Taylor

JNF TREE FUND

In Memory...

MONA BELKOV

Andrea Meltzer #

LEYBA BLUMENTHAL

Billy & Janet Kass #

SIDNEY GOLDING

Myra Coplon & Family #

MARC JACOBSON

Myra Coplon #


PAUL LIPKIN


KIDDUSH FUND

In Honor of...

STEPHANIE’S BIRTHDAY

Stephanie & Neil Morrison *

MINYAN FUND

In Memory of...

JACK BARR

Lewis & Beth Bernstein

MARC JACOBSON

Hal & Jeanette Juren *

PAUL LIPKIN

Karen & Marty Goldberg *


TED KRUGER

Ellie Lipkin *

RABBI’S

DISCRETIONARY FUND

In Memory of...

LEYBA BLUMENTHAL

Lois & Barry Einhorn

Doris Friedman

Paula & Jim Gordon *

Linda & Jonathan Longman

SIDNEY GOLDING

Rebecca, Mark, Rachel & David

Tabakin *

MARC JACOBSON


Ellie Lipkin *

Joan & Ira Lederman *

Nathan & Susan Tapper-Segal *

Rebecca, Mark, Rachel & David

Tabakin *

LOIS RUTH JAFFE


Doris Friedman

Linda & Jonathan Longman

PAUL LIPKIN

Phil & Mary Ann Walzer *

In Honor of...

COOKIE & RICHARD MILES’ SON

SCOTT RECEIVING HIS PhD


RABBI PANITZ

Paula Alperin & Arnold Slone *

RABBI & MRS. PANITZ’S 25 YEARS

OF SERVICE AT TEMPLE ISRAEL

Stan & Harriet Dickman *

Ronnie & Jack Moscovitz *


MEYER CHOVITZ


Doris Friedman


Linda & Jonathan Longman *

BERNICE MOSES

Ellie Lipkin *

TEMPLE FUND

In Memory of...

HERMAN ADLER

Adie Adler *

Anne & Terry Waranch *

SAM BEEKMAN

Larry Steckler #

MONA BELKOV

Sandra & Jerry Friedman

Yale & Sandra Nesson

Dana M. Strew *

FLO BLOOM

Stan & Harriet Dickman #

LEYBA BLUMENTHAL

Ron & Wendy Brodsky *

Marion & Philip Friedman *

Ellie Lipkin

Larry & Natalie Saunders *

Robert & Marcy Wolpe *

CHARLES JOSEPH (CJ)

FOSTER, V

Lois & Bernie Cohen *

THELMA “CISSIE” GANDERSON

Lois & Bernie Cohen

MARC JACOBSON

Paula Alperin & Arnold Slone #

Will & Roberta Alperin

Michael & Nancy Alston *

The Beldon Family *

Loyal & Judy Bemiller *

Joan & Al Benas

Harold & Gail Berg ##

Building 305, Pier Pointe Neighbors *

Lois & Bernie Cohen

Marlene & Gary Dukart *

Susan & Jim Eilberg ##

L.H. Friedman *

Ruth Ellen Gans

Karen & Marty Goldberg *

Daniel Gordon, Mark Gordon and

Lynne & Steven Saunders *

Fredrick & Linda Haring *

Marsha & Luke Hirschler *

Nathan & Beth Jaffe *

Norma & Alan Jaffe *

Juliet Katz, Jeffrey & Mindy Katz *

Joyce & Jay Kossman *

Grace & Stewart Krakover *

Ron & Cindy Kramer *

Sheal & Brenda Lisner

Joe & Susie Mersel

Hon. Joseph A. Migliozzi *

Diane & Ken Muhlendorf *

Brad Nachman ##

Sonya R. Nachman

Concetta Tina Pagley *

J. Douglas & Patricia W. Perry *

Arlene & Jack Rephan *

Allan & Harriet Reynolds *

Judy Rosenblatt *

Mary Bob & Jack Rubenstein *

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rubin *

Sarita & Bert Sachs *

Joyce Salzberg #

Mary Totin Schaus *

Lynn Schoenbaum *

Dr. Alfred “Buzzy” Shulwolf *

Miriam & Bob Seeherman *

Barbara & Steven Shepard ##

Norman & Sandy Sher *

Helen & Gordon Smith *

Southside Lions Club *

Carol & Stan Tickton

Beth & Steve Turnbull *

Phil & Mary Ann Walzer *


Doris & Seeman Waranch *

Harriet White & Family *

Fran & Jack Welsh *

Ronald & Jarrett Zoby *

BURGINA KASS

Philip Kass *

PAUL LIPKIN

Betty Levin *

Joe & Susie Mersel

Sonya R. Nachman

Barbara & Steven Shepard ##


JULIAN RASHKIND

Rashkind Family Foundation *

DONALD SHAPIRO

Stan & Harriet Dickman #

IDA STECKLER

Larry Steckler #

ERIC ZABLOW

Ethel B. Zablow

Ethel B. Zablow

In Honor of...

LOIS COHEN’S SPECIAL

BIRTHDAY

Sandra & Jerry Friedman *

Kay & Barry Kesser #

Emmy Lou & Arthur Kreger #


MEYER CHOVITZ

Ron & Wendy Brodsky *

Daniel Gordon #

MARILYN GOLDMAN

Ellie Lipkin *

YOUTH FUND

In Memory of...

MONA BELKOV

Howard & Diane Burkom ##

CHUMASH BOOK

In Memory of...

HONORABLE MARC JACOBSON

Wendy & Ron Brodsky *

Sandra & Jerry Friedman *

MINYAN PRAYER BOOK

In Loving Memory of...

PAUL LIPKIN

Betty Lou & Sonny Legum *

SIDDUR SIM

SHALOM PRAYER BOOK

In Memory of...

MARC JACOBSON

Gayle Legum *

# indicates a Chai donation of

$18 (## = $36)

* indicates a donation of $25

or more

IN MEMORIAM

With sorrow,

We record the death of

MONA BELKOV,

wife of Irvin Belkov (of blessed

memory)

LEYBA BLUMENTHAL,

wife of Bud Blumenthal

DON HARRIS

LOIS ROTH JAFFE,

mother of Rabbi Ellen Jaffe-Gill

LYLA RUBIN LONGMAN,

cousin of Jonathan Longman

SYDELLE ROISTACHER,

mother of Ron Roistacher

JUNE BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES

JUNE

BIRTHDAYS

JUNE 1

Roberta Alperin

Ivana Wade

JUNE 3

Lewis Greenhouse

JUNE 4

Jill Haverson

Richard Rose

JUNE 6

Alan Rashkind

JUNE 9

Shirley Handelsman

Cookie Miles

Jeffrey Wade

JUNE 11

Arthur Rosenfeld

Gizella Wade

JUNE 12

Ann Copeland

Stephen Friedman

Milton Stolzenberg

JUNE 13

Sandra Friedman

JUNE 14

Spencer Gill

Leo Swanson

JUNE 15

Aleksandr Vernik

JUNE 16

Emily Panitz

JUNE 17

Rachel Saunders

JUNE18

Lawrence Brenner

Arnold Slone

JUNE 20

Ilene Swartz

JUNE 21

Bob Seltzer

Marc Stein

JUNE 22

Jason Bosher

Alan Friedman

Harriet Peltz

JUNE 23

David Jancewicz

JUNE 24

Ian Chapel

Candace Mayes

Irene Schwartz

JUNE 25

Susie Coplon

Jackie Sandler

JUNE 27

Jay Lazier

JUNE 28

Linda Longman

John Miller, Jr.

JUNE 29

Jody Friedman

JUNE 30

Haley Bosher

JUNE

ANNIVERSARIES

JUNE 1

Andrew & Holly

Margason

JUNE 2

Meyer & Dee Dee

Chovitz

Chuck & Nancy

Rosenblatt

JUNE 3

Bob & Joan Cohen

JUNE 4

Neil & Stephanie

Morrison

JUNE 5

Skip & Ellen Sacks

JUNE 7

Mark & Carolyn

Nachman

JUNE 10

H.B. & Geraldine

Karp

JUNE 11

Joel & Sally

Weintraub

JUNE 16

Marlene

Goldsticker & Fred

Greene

John & Maryann

Miller

JUNE 21

George & Myra

Stein

JUNE 22

Barry & Lois

Einhorn

Errol Liebowitz &

Robyn Friedman

JUNE 23

Paul & Marilyn

Hechtkopf

Richard & Valerie

Yanku

JUNE 24

Lenny & Ellie

Brooke

JUNE 25

Michael & Lee

Rashkind

Barry & Alyn Segal

JUNE 26

Steve & Nancy

Schreier

JUNE 27

Glenn & Linda

Hoffman

JUNE 29

Jason & Amy

Bosher

JUNE YAHRZEITS

We record the sacred memory of the following departed members of the families of our Congregation on the occasion of their Yahrzeits

JUNE

YAHRZEITS

JUNE 1

David Reari Leavitt

Jessie Tabakin

Bennie Zedd

JUNE 3

Ann Mann

William Masarsky

Rena Saunders

Jacob Weintraub

JUNE 4

Jacob Yank Plotkin

Freda Posner

Bessie Rosenberg

JUNE 5

Ira “Sonny” Kantro

Shimon Shoykhet

Beatrice Yanku

JUNE 6

Richard Balk

Rose Bickman Beekman

Sylvia Chelder

Mildred Gelrud

Reverend Ezekiel Panitz

Ann Shapiro

JUNE 8

Joey Gabriel Doron

Lillian L. Friedman

A.J. Legum

Sarabella Ponack

Eleanor Brody Rashkind

JUNE 9

Mark Levin

JUNE 10

Sidney Siegel

JUNE 11

Dorothy A. Moses

Sarah Seidman

JUNE 12

Albert Solberg

JUNE 14

Herman Hoffman

Anna G. Lipkin

Stanley “Sonny” Mirman

JUNE 15

Elaine Belle Brown

Ruth Lida

Sadye Mirvis

Lena C. Rubin

Edward Seltzer

JUNE 18

Martin Gans

Lilly Grossman

Joseph Patish

JUNE 19

Elizabeth Goldblatt

Harry Rosenzweig

JUNE 20

Isaac Glazer

Frederick Ellis Leach

Jerome Levy

Susan MacMillan

Harry Segal

Robert Warshaw

JUNE 21

Don Budden

Samuel Cohen

Joseph Goodstein

David Krell

Harvey M. Laub

Nandor Lazar

William Saphire

Henry Schwartz

JUNE 22

Eleanor Kruger

Aaron B. Levinsky

JUNE 23

Hannah Aronov

Jean Knopping

Rena Siegel

William C. Sloane

JUNE 24

Fred Brenner

Maurice Notkin

Bertha Rose

Jacob Schwaid

Tam Solberg

Miriam Weisberg

Alec I. White

JUNE 25

Elsbeth Gordon

Harry Kramer

Morris Shapiro

JUNE 26

Blanche Lipman

Ronald Meyer

Sophie Salzer

Sadye Silverman

JUNE 27

Sheldon Balk

Hannester Baltuch

Daniel Goldman

Frank A. Harte

David Leroy Posner

Saul Sukoff

Robert Zober

JUNE 29

Harry Bronstein

David Dubinsky

Bertha Fishman

William Peck

Lucy Salzberg

JUNE 30

Shirley Levenson

Philip Mazel

Frances Popkin

Marie Rafal

Leon Salzberg

Mildred Steinberg

Harry Stern

Beulah Swartz

Stuart Weintrob


JULY BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES

JULY

BIRTHDAYS

JULY 1

John Miller

Hank Sheffer

JULY 2

Wendy Brodsky

Scott Moscovitz

JULY 3

Bud Blumenthal

Joseph Karp

JULY 4

Michelle Frank

JULY 5

Adie Adler

JULY 7

Missy Miles

JULY 9

Beth Bernstein

JULY 10

Sam Lederman

Sandra Nesson

Nancy Schreier

JULY 12

Linda Baltuch

Nathan Brauner

Elaine Levenson

Burt Segal

JULY 14

Michael Korman

Thelma Oser

JULY 15

Norman Krell

Joel Rubin

Nikki Thornton

JULY 16

Aaron Goldmeier

Shelley Stein

JULY 17

Ron Brodsky

Ivan Schiff

JULY 18

Anne Fleder

JULY 20

Margot Fefer

JULY 21

Richard Miles

Alan Peltz

JULY 22

Alyn Segal

JULY 24

Betsy Resnick

JULY 28

Sharon Hurwitz

Stewart Kahn

Lorna Orleans

JULY 29

Judah Argaman

Leon Leach

JULY 30

Will Alperin

JULY

ANNIVERSARIES

JULY 1

Jeff & Mindy Katz

JULY 3

Jay & Jodi Klebanoff

JULY 5

Alan & Harriet Peltz

JULY 7

Bill & Roberta Alperin

Ed & Janis Weisberg

JULY 9

Neil & Abby

Friedman

Alan & Suzette

Rashkind

JULY 10

Lew & Glenda

Greenhouse

JULY 11

Richard & Cookie

Miles

Bob & Lynn Seltzer

JULY 13

Raymond & Marilynn

Rebby

JULY 15

Leonard & Janice Utt

JULY 23

William & Janet Kass

JULY 30

Lyn & Ilene Swartz

JULY YAHRZEITS

We record the sacred memory of the following departed members of the families of our Congregation on the occasion of their Yahrzeits

JULY

YAHRZEITS

JULY 1

Isaac Klaff

Brenda Wilson

JULY 2

Elsa Borman

Richard Friedman

Herbert Lee Kanner

JULY 3

Irene Cohen

Ben Lewis

JULY 4

William Goldstein

Alexander Kass

Bea Kovich

Selma Leach

JULY 5

Esther Abrams

Herbert Freeman

Julius Gelfand

JULY 6

Jack Pollock

Richard Singer

JULY 7

Louis Fishman

Ben Juren

Jerry Meldon

JULY 8

Betty Weinstein Cohen

Ida Dorf

Simon Mazel

Howard Orleans

Irene Rosenberg

JULY 9

Maurice Block

Rabbi Jacob Silber

JULY 10

Sylvia Littman

JULY 11

Max Dubinsky

Kasondra Shea Geers

Morris Goodman

Scott Rebby

Helen Shipowitz

Abe Smiley

JULY 12

Rose W. Katz

Helen Roos

Sophie Saunders

William Wade

JULY 13

Herbert Bunin

JULY 14

Vera Feczko

Stewart H. Goodman

Rabbi Solomon J. Jacobson

Leya Kremenchugskiy

Ida M. Rebe

Gertrude “Trudy”

Rosenblatt

JULY 15

Ida Fox

Pearl F. Land

Jerome “Jeff” Lanse

JULY 16

Benjamin Englander

Dorothy S. Lefcoe

Stanley Legum

JULY 17

Ephraim Goldberg

Samuel Plotkin

Levi A. Wade

JULY 18

Dorothy Longman

JULY 19

Rachel Allentuck

Charles Beers

Betty Kane

JULY 20

Julius Coplon

Abe Kruger

Jack E. Sandler

JULY 21

Edith Fleischer

Sarah Kelberg

Milton Siegel

Harold Singer

JULY 22

Simon Katz

Meir Oppenheimer

JULY 23

Jennie Friedman

Joseph Krampf

Rose Laskoe

Hilda Livingston

Nisan Mor

Yuriy Odinov

Channah Writer

JULY 24

Max Friedman

Gertrude Greenhouse

Alan Hoffman

Samuel Neff

Zalmen Saval

Mendel J. Schiff

JULY 25

Joseph Argaman

Herbert Auerbach

Howard Legum

JULY 26

Louis Friedman

Ralph Kane

Beverly Rosen

Shirley Tonelson

JULY 27

Estelle Friedman

Sylvia Kamish

Rebecca Bashe Klein

JULY 28

Sondra Myers

JULY 29

Jay Swartz

JULY 30

Milton Donn

Alfred Jacobs

JULY 31

Fay Jacobs

Rachel Rohn

Regina Rosenwald

Joseph Saunders

Donna Young



June 2018 - Sivan/Tammuz 5778

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 18 Sivan

Light Candles

7:58 pm

2 19 Sivan

Parashat:

Beha’alotecha

Sundown

8:09 pm

3 20 Sivan

4 21 Sivan

5 22 Sivan

Board Meeting

7:30 pm

6 23 Sivan

7 24 Sivan

8 25 Sivan

Light Candles

8:02 pm

9 26 Sivan

Parashat: Shelach

Second Saturday

“My Big Day”

Sundown

8:13 pm

10 27 Sivan

Men’s Club

sponsored Yorktown

Bike Tour

11 28 Sivan

Downtown Book

Club

Noon

Torah at the Beach

7:30 pm

Sponsored by Cookie

& Richard Miles

12 29 Sivan

13 30 Sivan

ROSH CHODESH

14 1 Tammuz

ROSH CHODESH

15 2 Tammuz

Light Candles

8:06 pm

16 3 Tammuz

Parashat: Korach

VOLUNTEER

APPRECIATION

SHABBAT

Sundown

8:16 pm

17 4 Tammuz

Father’s Day

18 5 Tammuz

19 6 Tammuz

20 7 Tammuz

21 8 Tammuz

Summer Begins

22 9 Tammuz

Light Candles

8:07 pm

23 10 Tammuz

Parashat: Chukat

Birthday &

Anniversary Shabbat

Sundown

8:18 pm

24 11 Tammuz

25 12 Tammuz

26 13 Tammuz

27 14 Tammuz

28 15 Tammuz

29 16 Tammuz

Light Candles

8:08 pm

30 17 Tammuz

Parashat: Balak

Sundown

8:18 pm


July 2018 - Tammuz/Av 5778

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 18 Tammuz

FAST OF TAMMUZ

2 19 Tammuz

3 20 Tammuz

4 21 Tammuz

INDEPENDENCE

DAY

OFFICE CLOSED

5 22 Tammuz

6 23 Tammuz

Light Candles

8:07 pm

7 24 Tammuz

Parashat: Pinchas

Sundown

8:17 pm

8 25 Tammuz

9 26 Tammuz

10 27 Tammuz

11 28 Tammuz

12 29 Tammuz

13 1 Av

ROSH CHODESH

Light Candles

8:05 pm

14 2 Av

Parashat: Matot-

Masei

Sundown

8:15 pm

15 3 Av

16 4 Av

17 5 Av

18 6 Av

19 7 Av

20 8 Av

Light Candles

8:01 pm

21 9 Av

Parashat: Devarim

EREV TISHA B’AV

Joint Tisha B’Av

Services at TI

8:00 pm

Sundown

8:11 pm

22 10 Av

TISHA B’AV

Services

8:00 am

5:45 pm

23 11 Av

24 12 Av

25 13 Av

26 14 Av

27 15 Av

Light Candles

7:56 pm

28 16 Av

Parashat:

Va’etchanan

Sundown

8:05 pm

29 17 Av

30 18 Av

31 19 Av

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Second Saturday - Saturday 14th

Birthday and Anniversary Shabbat - Saturday 21st

Joint Tisha B’Av evening services at Temple Israel - Saturday 21st

Board Meeting - Tuesday 5th

Second Saturday - Saturday 9th

Yorktown Bike Tour - Sunday 10th

Torah at the Beach - Monday 11th

Volunteer Appreciation Shabbat - Saturday 16th

Birthday and Anniversary Shabbat - Saturday 23rd

Board Meeting - Tuesday 7th

Luke and Hunter Bosher B’nai Mitzvah - Saturday 11th

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