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August 2019 • Tammuz-Av 5779 Published Monthly • Volume 4, Issue 11

BY TEMPLE BETH AMBY TEMPLE BETH AM

LABOR DAY BBQ(page 11)

TASTE OF THE HIGH

HOLY DAYS (back cover)

LABOR DAY BBQ(page 11)

TASTE OF THE HIGH

HOLY DAYS (back cover)

www.TempleBethAm.com • 561.747.11092

CONTENTS __________________

They Always Come Back .................................................................................3

Celebrate Shabbat at Temple Beth Am ..........................................................4

A Message from the President/Membership Renewal .................................5

Hello Again .......................................................................................................6

Activities for All/Summer Book Club ...........................................................7

Sisterhood Scoop .............................................................................................8

Men’s Club Happenings ...................................................................................9

An Update on Security/Football Party ........................................................10

Sisterhood Summer Speaker Series/Trivia Night/Labor Day BBQ ..........11

Youth Group News .........................................................................................12

HaMakom Happenings .................................................................................13

Mischpacha Family Center News .................................................................14

Social Action/Mitzvah of the Month ...........................................................15

The One School News for August ................................................................16

A Message from The One School PTO ........................................................17

Mazel Tov!/100 Women Who Care ..............................................................18

Guide to the High Holy Days .......................................................................20

August Calendar ............................................................................................35

“Taste of the High Holy Days” Shabbat Social Open House ..... Back Cover

EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident: Bruce Cohen

[email protected] President: Steve Misshula

[email protected] President: Lindsay Hirsch

[email protected]: Liz Levine

[email protected]: Orin Shakerdge

[email protected]

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJason Rogers Jackie HaldermanBob Hochman Marc SiegelMark Golzbein Jody Minde Harvey White Peter SandquistMichael Walder

MEN’S CLUB REPRESENTATIVEMel Wolfe

SISTERHOOD REPRESENTATIVEDebbie Baseman

PAST PRESIDENTSJeanne TarschesJohn AlexanderAlvin SchlossbergBrud TarschesStephen LewisMichael Deakter*Beth EisenmanLen GreenJerry Silvers*served 2 terms

TEMPLE BETH AM 2250 CENTRAL BLVD, JUPITER, FL 33458

www.TempleBethAm.com 561.747.1109 [email protected] Hours: Mon–Fri, 9:00am–5:00pm

TEMPLE BETH AM PROFESSIONALSRabbi: Alon Levkovitz

Rabbinic Intern: Brett TancerCantorial Soloist: Marcy Morris

Executive Director: Danna CohenDirector of Engagement, Programming & Membership: Carol Sleeper

Education Director: Alissa FrankelYouth Engagement Director and Program Assistant: Elana Beame

Early Childhood Director: Patty McCaulleyJudaic Consultant: Paula Deakter

Mishpacha/Family Center Coordinator: Yael Luski LawrenceManager of Design and Communications: Carolyn Tierney

Staff Accountant: Meredith GoodmanExecutive Administrative Assistant: Margot Hauser

Assistant Scribe Editors: Margot Hauser & Debbie BasemanFacilities Supervisor: Alex DeLeon

Senior Maintenance: Alfredo MontesMaintenance: Richard Remick

Arnie WeinsteinBob MillerTom RossMyrna AbramowitzJody MindeBruce Cohen*Hal Baseman*Mark SlifkinCarol Carswell

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____________________ THEY ALWAYS COME BACKby Rabbi Alon Levkovitz

At The One School’s graduation ceremony, I gave a message to the parents, which upon further reflection I find to be relevant in helping us strengthen our important relationships.

In one of his short stories, Leo Tolstoy tells of an emperor who embarked on a journey to find a new philosophy to guide his own personal life in his pursuit of becoming an effective and benevolent ruler. At the end of his process, the emperor narrowed the solution to three questions:1. When is the most important

time?2. What is the most important

thing to do?3. Who is the most important

person in your life?

The answers to the first two questions are quite predictable—NOW is the most important time and BEING KIND is the most important thing to do. The answer to the to the third question is more interesting—I’ll get back to it.

Gali and I were preparing ourselves for the first Passover Seder without having the whole family together, as our daughter Maya is away

at college. Maya called me that morning to wish me a Happy Passover and to tell me she will be celebrating at the Hillel. Only that wasn’t her real plan; five minutes before the Seder she showed up at Temple. We were, obviously, thrilled. When we said goodbye the next morning (too short a visit, but better than none at all), she told us how she never really appreciated the amount of love she gets from us and the whole community, and how important she is to so many people.

I read about an Australian mother whose six-year-old son became very angry one day and told her “Mother, I don’t love you anymore and I’m leaving the house”. “Okay my darling,” said the mother, “Let me help you with the packing”. They went to his room and she helped him pack all the essentials: his teddy bear, his lucky pants, and his Superman costume. Then she went to the kitchen to make his favorite sandwiches so he will not go hungry when he is away. At the door, the little boy was holding his little suitcase in one hand and a brown bag with the sandwiches in the other. As he started walking down the short pathway, his mother said “Goodbye darling, don’t forget to keep in touch”. The boy opened the gate, turned left and disappeared into his new future. Less than two minutes later, he ran back home, straight into his mother’s open arms who was still standing by the door. She later explained, “I knew that nobody ever leaves a loving home. They always come back.”

How do we create a loving home? The answer to Tolstoy’s third question, “Who is the most important person in your life?” is THE PERSON WITH WHOM YOU ARE RIGHT NOW. You probably remember times when you talked to a professor or supervisor and they were outwardly there, but inwardly somewhere else. They were just waiting for this conversation to end so they could move on to the next person. Luckily, we also have other people in our lives who, whenever we are with them, make us feel that we are the most important person. There is nothing in the world they want to do other than be with us.

Children don’t need our company so much. They enjoy being by themselves, daydreaming, playing with their toys, reading books, and yes, staring at their screens. But when they must tell us something important or have an urgent question (which all of them are), they must feel that at that moment that they are the most important person in our life. No texting, no checking Facebook, no looking at them with one eye as the other is kept on the TV while we mumble, “Great job, honey, beautiful, keep playing”. You don’t fool them—they get it. But when we give them the proper attention reserved for the most important person, they would never leave (even when they live far away) because “Nobody ever leaves a place when they feel loved.”


CELEBRATE SHABBAT __________________________at Temple Beth Am

Do you have a birthday in August? Join us on Shabbat, Friday, August 9, as you are

called to the Torah for an aliyah and a special birthday blessing.

Friday, August 2 7:00pmShabbat Service

Friday, August 9 7:00pmShabbat Service with Torah Reading and Birthday Blessing



Friday, August 30 6:00pmShabbat Service Followed by Labor Day Barbeque (see page 11 for details)

OUR CONDOLENCESCarol Chernoff and family on the loss

of her husband Bud Chernoff

Caryn Meinbach and family on the loss of her grandmother Shirley Harris

Matthew Lane and family on the loss of his mother Adele Lane

Patty McCaulley and family on the loss of her father James Harroun

Danny Liss and family on the loss of his wife Hillary Liss, to Seth &

Sabrina on the loss of their mother, and Robin Walder on the loss of her cousin

Rob Vorhees and family on the loss of his father Robert Vorhees, Sr.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

Marcy Brody & Jim Banic from Jupiter

Jamie & Nicole Fisher and daughters Charlotte, Abigail, & Zoe from Jupiter

CONNECT WITH US!

www.facebook.com/ TempleBethAmJupiter

@TBAJupiter #ConnectTBA

Headphones are available during Shabbat Services for the hearing impaired.

KVELL & TELLMazel Tov to Traci & Jeremy Viniar on the birth of their daughter,

Hailey Elizabeth, born on May 27, 2019Congratulations to Janet & Thom Dwork and Bonnie & Bernie Stein

on the marriage of their children Teddy & Samantha

ELUL SUNRISE SERVICE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019

Join Rabbi Alon, Rabbinic Intern Brett, and Cantorial Soloist Marcy for an uplifting start to the

High Holy Days season at Juno Beach Pier at 6:45am.Short morning Service that concludes with shofar blowing.

After, we’ll have breakfast at Brooklyn Water Bagels (order what you’d like and pay for your own food).


I hope you all are having a wonderful summer and that you have been able to participate in some of the programs, services, and special events that have been taking place at the Temple. I saw many of you at the Palm Beach Gardens Aquatic Complex at the end of June for the Temple’s Summer Pool Party. We had a great day there—the weather was wonderful and it was terrific to see so many congregants out for a day of fun.

I also want to let you know that we have three newly elected members on the Board of Directors. Peter Sandquist, Michael Walder, and Harvey White were elected at the Annual Meeting in May to serve a two-year term. I want to congratulate them, as well as the entire Board of Directors, for

serving and helping to ensure that your Synagogue is run professionally and is financially sound.

With another new Temple Beth Am fiscal year getting off to a start, I also want to remind you about returning your completed Voluntary Financial Commitment (VFC) forms to the Temple office as soon a possible. Some things have changed on the forms and if you need any help or have questions, please contact the Temple office at 561.747.1109. It is very important for us to have this information so that we can continue to budget and plan for the upcoming year. While you are doing this, let me also remind you about Sisterhood and Men’s Club membership forms that were mailed in July.

Some upcoming events I’d like to remind you about:• The One School’s first day is

Monday, August 12• Mini-golf and dinner on Saturday,

August 3, for 3rd-8th graders from 4:00pm-7:00pm

• Religious School Open House on Sunday, August 18, from 10:00am–12:00pm (see page 13 for details)

• First day of Religious School is Sunday, August 25, followed by a JAMTY and JAMTY Jr. outing to Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park from 12:00pm–5:00pm (see page 12 for details)

Most Shabbat Services are Fridays at 7:00pm, but on August 30, we will be having an early Service at 6:00pm followed by a Labor Day/ “welcome back from summer” BBQ. Everyone is invited and a there is no cost to attend. Please RSVP to the Temple office so that we can plan for food accordingly.

Just about every week we have Mah Jongg, Canasta, and Yoga, in addition to monthly Sisterhood and Men’s Club meetings, and so many more activities. For times and details for these and other events, you can visit www.templebetham.com/calendar.

[email protected]

___________ A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTby Bruce Cohen

Bruce Cohen

HAVE YOU RENEWED YOUR MEMBERSHIP YET?Our new membership year started July 1, 2019.

If you haven’t renewed your TBA membership for 2019-2020, now’s the time!Your Voluntary Financial Commitment (VFC) for membership renewal packet was recently mailed to you.

Please be sure to fill out the VFC card and send it back to us. If you need a replacement VFC packet or have any questions, please contact Carol Sleeper at [email protected].

Remember, as a benefit of membership, High Holy Days tickets are free to Temple members who have renewed and are current with their VFC for the 2019-2020 fiscal year.

Also, anyone wishing to enroll their child(ren) in Religious School must be current with their membership.


In about seven weeks, we will be celebrating the Jewish new year of Rosh Hashanah, but did you know that in Ancient times, Judaism actually had four New Years? One in Tishrei, Shevat, Nisan, and Elul. There’s a New Year for the trees, and one for tithing, there’s the head of the year, and there’s when the Torah tells us to start counting the months. It seems like a lot, but when you think about it, although we are no longer an agrarian society, we actually have that in modern life as well. There’s Rosh Hashanah (this year on Sept. 29), New Years Day on January 1, Temple Beth Am’s fiscal year that starts on July 1, and of course there is the new year that begins in August when summer vacation ends.

I’m always excited for the August new year, maybe it’s seeing faces of those who’ve been away traveling over summer, or maybe seeing the kids start another school year, but August has always had that proverbial “new box of crayons” smell. This time, however, I am especially excited. I’ve been counting down until today all summer long. You see, in the summer we combine The Scribe into one June/July issue that arrives in your mailboxes in the beginning

of June, which means it goes to print in the middle of May. So when something happened in June, I couldn’t write about it until now. What happened that has me so excited?

As of June 1, I became the Executive Director of Temple Beth Am. To many of you, and anyone who was at the Annual Meeting, this isn’t news. But to some of you who’ve been away, or who haven’t met me, it’s new information, and I’d like to take this opportunity to reintroduce myself.

I grew up in Tel Aviv and Brooklyn and moved to Palm Beach County in 1998. I hold a BS in Political Science from FAU, and a JD from CUNY School of Law. Judaism has always been a big part of my identity, and I have always been drawn to working in and giving back to the Jewish community. As a teenager I volunteered at religious school and was active in youth groups, and as a college student I worked at the local JCC. In 2015, I joined Temple Beth Am as the Jewish Life Activities Director overseeing a variety of programs from family education at the religious school to special celebrations at the Temple, getting to know the history, interacting with the people, and learning about the various goings on of the Temple along the way. In that time, I’ve gotten to fall in love with this congregation and see how special it is and how much potential it has to do more amazing things in the future—something I look forward to helping lead and be a part of.

That’s the short version of my story, but now it’s your turn. Maybe we’ve never met, or maybe you’ve only known me as your child’s teacher, your movie screener, a Shabbat greeter, a name on a Scribe article. Maybe I’ve only heard your voice over the phone or seen it on a form or a check. Let’s change that. Over the coming months I hope to have many opportunities to get to know you, but to kick things off I’m hosting a Meet and Greet Tea at the Temple, in the Steinhart Chapel. Beverages and refreshments will be served and you are invited to join me anytime during the following dates:• Thursday, August 8, from 4:00pm

to 5:30pm• Tuesday, August 13, from 6:00pm

to 7:30 pm• Monday August 19, from 10:30 am

to 12:00pm• I will also be available at the

Religious School open house on Sunday August 18 from 10:00am to 12:00pm (see page 13 for details)

They say that time moves faster than ever before, but one thing that hasn’t changed is that there is nothing more important than relationships. A synagogue isn’t a store where you buy a product; it’s a community, one that strives to be a reflection and vision of everyone in that community. Whether you have a great idea you want to share, are looking for a way to get involved, or just want to stop by to say hello, I hope you’ll join me and add your voice to that vision.

HELLO AGAIN ___________________________________by Danna Cohen, Executive Director


YOGA WITH YAELWednesdays from 9:15am–10:15am and 6:00pm-7:00pmAll adult ages and experience levels welcome (modifications available). Open to anyone

and bring your own mat or use one of ours. Classes are $12 each or $100 for 10 classes.

Yael Lawrence, MS BC-DMT, is a Board-Certified Dance Movement Therapist.

Email Yael at [email protected] to register or for more info. August dates: 8/14, 8/21, 8/28 (NO Yoga on 8/7)

MAH JONGG CLUB Wednesdays at 12:45pmCracks, Bams, and Dots! Enjoy an afternoon of play and light refreshments. Contact Dotty

Wisch at 561.746.7017 or [email protected] or Joan Weinberger at 561.775.1408 or

[email protected]. Is your gently used Mah Jongg set looking for a new home? If so,

TBA would like to adopt it. Bring it with you the next time you come to Temple. Thanks!

August dates: 8/14, 8/21, 8/28 (NO Mah Jongg on 8/7)

CANASTA CLUBThursdays at 1:00pmNo RSVP necessary. Open to everyone. Bring your own cards, trays, score pads,

and card shufflers if you have them. For more information, contact the Temple office at

561.747.1109 or [email protected]. (Lessons are available during regular meetings.)

No cost; donations appreciated. August dates: 8/1, 8/8, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29

Please join us at Temple Beth Am for our next meeting on Monday, August 5 at 10:30am to discuss:

REDEMPTION by David Baldacci — FBI consultant Amos Decker returns to his home town and discovers that the first person he ever arrested for murder when he was a rookie detective maintains his innocence. Could it be possible that Decker made a mistake all those years ago? As he starts digging into the old case, Decker finds a startling connection to a new crime that he may be able to prevent, if only he

can put the pieces together quickly enough to discover the truth.

For those of you who are interested, we will meet at Suzy Q’s Hometown Diner (225 Chimney Corner Lane #1001 in Jupiter) for lunch after the book discussion.

Please RSVP to Maril at [email protected] to let me know if you are coming to the Book Club and/or to lunch.

____________________________ ACTIVITIES FOR ALLat Temple Beth Am

__________________________ SUMMER BOOK CLUBby CK Tenenbaum


SISTERHOOD SCOOP ___________________________by Maril Levy

Since there was no separate July issue of The Scribe, I am starting this August column with a shout out to the Sisters who volunteered to get things done in June. Sisters worked (and laughed and chatted!) to ready our annual membership mailing for the post office (speaking of membership forms, please return yours with your dues check ASAP), and helped Gali Levkovitz with set up and clean up as she hosted her second annual Sisterhood Luncheon on June 18. The luncheon was fabulous; 50 of us enjoyed delicious food, wonderful company, and the happy vibe. Thank you all: Debbie Baseman, Lisa Black, Carol Carswell, Marcia Fisch, Cindy Ginsberg, Margot Hauser, Rena Mittenberg, Nina Nemerofsky, Eileen Ogrin, Rita Silverman, CK Tenenbaum, Dotty Wisch, and Gali Levkovitz!

The Sisters visited the Norton Museum on Friday, June 28. After lunch in the cafe, they enjoyed a guided tour of the newly renovated museum. Thanks to Carole Levine—our awesome activities director! Save the date for our next museum outing: a guided tour of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum: Tuesday, September 17 at 10:00am. (Our monthly 3rd Tuesday Lunch Out will follow at noon at Buco at 566 N. US Highway 1 in Tequesta.)

July’s Lunch Out was held at Salute Market. Also in July, we offered two of our three Let’s Get Together: Sisterhood Summer Speaker Series programs. Susan Benson, MS Ed, spoke about managing

stress, and TBA congregant Andrew Plotkin, PhD, discussed the social forces impacting our personal development. Both programs were wonderful and informative, and we are looking forward to the third program: “De-Mystifying Estate Planning for Women,” presented by Sisterhood member Ceil Randell, Esq. on Wednesday, August 14, at 7:00pm. Please RSVP to Carole Levine if you would like to attend. There is no charge for this event.

Sisterhood’s next Lunch Out is on August 20 at noon, at The River House (2373 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens). There is free valet parking (a tip is suggested). As always, we’ll get separate checks, so order and pay for whatever you’d like. When you RSVP to Carole, please let her know if your birthday is in August—if so, your lunch is Sisterhood’s treat!

On Wednesday, August 28, join us for Trivia Night at Miller’s Ale House (126 Center St. Jupiter). Dinner is at 6:00pm with trivia starting at 8:00pm. Order and pay for your own meal, then it’s game time! This event is co-sponsored by Men’s Club and is open to all TBA adults and their guests. Thanks to Lois Remick for setting this up. Please RSVP to Carole Levine. (See page 11 for more information.)

A few requests and reminders:

• Return your filled Tzedakah cans to TBA ASAP! We empty them, deposit the coins, and distribute empty cans after Services during High Holy Days. This year, we

will have new cans with a brand new label for you.

• If your 2019 Membership form did not arrive in the mail, please stop by TBA to request a copy, or email Renee Weisman at [email protected].

• Remember that Sisterhood can help you order beautiful flower arrangements for the Bima for all happy occasions, life cycle events, and for High Holy Days. Contact Eileen Ogrin at [email protected] or 561.295.5750.

• Please consider joining the Sisterhood Board. We will recruit nominees this fall. The slate gets approved at our annual January luncheon, and the new Board begins meeting in March. Meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at 1:00pm at TBA, and Board members work to keep Sisterhood engaging, meaningful, supportive, and fun. Please contact Sharon Rosen if you are interested at [email protected] or 561.371.3321.

• RSVPs for all Sisterhood events, programs, and activities go to Carole Levine at [email protected] or 561.339.3909.


With school starting in three weeks, Labor Day right around the corner, and High Holy Days approaching, the Men’s Club directors have been diligently working behind the scenes planning the FY 2019-2020 Men’s Club programs.

Our monthly meeting format will change. Monthly meetings will now be held either in a local restaurant or at TBA with a light dinner. The TBA dinner might be pizza, a “real” New York-style deli, sandwiches from a local sandwich shop, or burgers/franks/beer/soda from the TBA kitchen. Of course, the attendees will pay for dinner, but it will be as cheap as possible.

To develop future leadership of Men’s Club, we want to involve many more of our members in the planning, managing, and servicing of our activities during the year. All events will have a Chairperson and a Co-Chairperson. Either the Chair or the Co-Chair will not be a Men’s Club Director.

Our Fantasy Football League Draft will be held at 10:00am on Sunday, August 25 at TBA. This is your chance to manage an NFL team. Your players might be in the Super Bowl. More information on that will be forthcoming before August 25.

On August 27, Scott Ackerman has arranged dinner at the Marquis Restaurant atop the 43-story Tiara Building on Singer Island with cocktails and schmoozing in their bar/lounge at 6:15pm, followed by 6:45pm dinner in the restaurant with a 360-degree panoramic view for 20 miles around. Due to space limitations, reservations are limited to 30 persons, and will be available starting August 1. Please contact Scott Ackerman at [email protected] after July 31. Reservations will be accepted from the first 30 persons to respond after July 31.

On August 28, Men’s Club and Sisterhood are co-sponsoring Trivia Night at Miller’s Ale House at 126 Center St., Jupiter with a 6:00pm dinner followed by trivia at 8:00pm. Please RSVP to Carol Levine at [email protected] or 561.339.3909 if you are planning to attend. (See page 11 for details.)

On September 10, Rabbi will be hosting dinner for all paid up Men’s Club members at his home starting at 6:00pm. RSVP will be necessary. Details will be distributed in mid-August.

On Sunday, September 15, we will be sponsoring NFL Game Day at TBA beginning at 12:00pm.

Fun and games for all, including football-related games for the kids, televised New England Patriots v. Miami Dolphins football game on the big screen at the Temple, and food available. (See page 10 for details.)

On Saturday evening, October 26, at 6:30pm Bob & Nanci Hochman will be hosting our annual “kick off the year” dinner at Brio.

Finally, on Sunday, November 10, our Annual Veteran’s Breakfast will close out our events schedule for calendar 2019.

We hope to see many more members “step forward” this year and volunteer to assist TBA and Men’s Club in meeting their goals. Volunteer opportunities are available with coordinating our calendar with the TBA calendar, coordinating with TBA when Men’s Club assistance is needed for TBA events, and managing some of our already scheduled events.

____________________ MEN’S CLUB HAPPENINGSby Harvey Silverman

Our always popular business networking event is returning next year! We’re looking for volunteers to be on the planning committee. To participate, please email Mel Wolfe at [email protected].

Dear Rabbi Alon, Sisterhood, Men’s Club, and Congregants,We want to thank all of you who have been emotionally supporting us through this devastating event in our lives. The loss of our 23-year-old grandson has left a hole in our hearts that will never be filled. For those of you who sent contributions to continue the search for Aviv, we thank you. We pray that none of you ever has an experience like this.

Carole & Joe Meshil


Security is everyone’s responsibility: Our children are getting ready to go back to local schools or away to college, and we want them to be prepared from a security perspective. Instruct them in one simple action: See Something, Say Something, Do Something!

Do you know what the numeric equivalents of “fourteen” and “eighty eight’” separately or together as one number mean? See the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) website for the various hate symbols

that may show up on campus. The ADL Hate Symbol Database can be found at https://www.adl.org/hatesymbolsdatabase

For parents, four simple actions: be aware of your surroundings at all times, never give out personal information, place a fraud alert on your credit file, and check out the Parent Guide to Internet Safety and Bullying at https://www2.fbi.gov/publications/pguide/pguidee.htm. Another useful website is https://www.stopbullying.gov.

Next month, as the High Holy Days approach, we will summarize the security activities and training that TBA has implemented and future plans.

Pricing: $10/adult, $5/child

Subs, snacks, and non-alcoholic

beverages will be served

12:00pm Punt/pass/kick contest for kids

1:00pm Lunch and

football game

For reservations, please contact Bob Hochman no later than Thursday, September 12 at [email protected]. Payment to hold your place is by personal check, credit card, or Venmo.

Presented by the TBA Men’s Club

Watch the game on the big screen at TBA!

PATRIOTS VS. DOLPHINS

sunday 9/15/19

AN UPDATE ON SECURITY _____________________by Mark Slifkin, Chairman of the Security Committee


LABOR DAY

Join us for an early Shabbat Service on Friday, August 30, 2019 followed by a fun, family-friendly barbeque!

6:00pm Service Followed by BBQ On the menu: Pulled BBQ Chicken!

No cost; open to all. To help us plan for food, please RSVP to the Temple office by Monday, August 26.

Grab your friends and put your thinking caps on!Join Sisterhood and Men’s Club for dinner and trivia at Miller’s Ale House (Jupiter)

on Wednesday, August 28, 2019. Dinner is at 6:00pm and Trivia Night starts at 8:00pm. There is no charge to play trivia and everyone pays for their own meal.

Invite your spouse, friends, and family for an evening of fun. Get friends together and participate as a team for trivia. RSVP to Carole Levine at [email protected] or 561.339.3909. Miller’s Ale House is located at 126 Center Street in Jupiter.

LET’S GET TOGETHER: Sisterhood Summer Speaker Series

Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 7:00pm Ceil Randell, JD, AEP, PA will present “Estate Planning for Women”

Please join us for the final program of this series; light refreshments will be provided. There is no program fee, but you must register by contacting Carole Levine at 561.339.3909 or [email protected].

This program is open to all TBA adults and their guests.

TRIVIA NIGHTCo-Sponsored by Sisterhood and Men’s Club


YOUTH GROUP NEWS __________________________by Elana Beame, Youth Engagement Director

Welcome back! This summer was a hot and rainy one in Jupiter, but that didn’t stop anyone here from having a wonderful time.

Many of our youth go to sleepaway camps from Florida to Wisconsin, and if I had their address, I sent a small gift from TBA to let them know we were thinking about them! I hope everyone enjoyed their packages and I’m looking forward to continuing this tradition next summer, too.

For those who stayed local, we hosted activities such as a movie

night, a pool party, and cake decorating. For all those who came, I hope you had a great time and look forward to seeing you at more events during the school year.

I’m excited to kick off the school year with these events:

JAMTY and JAMTY Jr. (6th–12th grade) are kicking off their year at Urban Air on Sunday, August 25, 2019. We will join other local youth groups in our area for a fun-filled afternoon of jumping, climbing, and challenging ourselves to try new activities.

Cochavim (3rd–5th grade) is having a Tie-Dye & Tacos event on Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 4:00pm before Religious School. There will be a build-your-own taco bar and every kid will receive a Cochavim t-shirt to tie-dye and take home.

A catalog highlighting all of our events for the year will be sent out shortly; please don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @JAMTY.TBA and @TBAJupiter and “friend me” on Facebook, Elana JAMTY Beame, for the most up-to-date information on our events throughout the year.

We need your college student’s address!The College Connection program gives Temple Beth Am the opportunity to send out holiday surprise packages

throughout the year to our college students. This is a wonderful way to let them know that their family and congregation are thinking of them and allows the students to maintain a strong connection to their Judaism. If you would like to participate, please email Elana Beame at [email protected] for more information.

COCHAVIM OPENING EVENT!

Tie Dye & TacosTuesday, September 10, 2019

4:00pm–5:00pm • $10 per personRSVP to Elana at [email protected]

JAMTY/JAMTY JR OPENING EVENT!

Urban AirSunday, August 25, 2019

12:00pm–5:00pm • $30 per personRSVP to Elana at [email protected]


______________________ HAMAKOM HAPPENINGSby Alissa Frankel, Education Director

In 2015, Temple Beth Am’s Religious School got a facelift with a new name, HaMakom, and tagline, “Learn Jewish. Live Jewish.” We did not do this just for the cosmetics; we did this to exemplify the positive experience we want our students to have when they are here. HaMakom at Temple Beth Am strives to create a fun and engaging atmosphere where our students want to be with their friends to learn and spend time together.

When I went to Religious School, it was all about being with my friends and I guess I learned something, too, along the way…otherwise I would not be in the position I am today. I loved Jewish music, going to youth group events after school, learning about the Jewish holidays, and I still have some of my projects I made throughout my Religious School years. However, I definitely didn’t always love everything. I struggled with Hebrew and found

Tefillah to be the most boring part of the day. So when I started here at Temple Beth Am, I recreated my experiences that brought me the most joy and redesigned the parts that didn’t.

I hope you’ll join us at our Open House on Sunday, August 18, 2019 at 10:00am. We’ll be sharing with you what makes us different from the Religious Schools we remember from our childhood. See below for more information..

HaMakom at Temple Beth Am

OPEN HOUSESunday, August 18, 2019 • 10:00am-12:00pm

Break out from what you think you know about Religious

School and break into what HaMakom is all about.

• Catch up with your friends!• Register for the year.• Learn about Youth Group events.• Enjoy brunch and refreshments.

For more information, contact Education Director Alissa Frankel at 561.747.1109. Learn more at

https://templebetham.com/learn/religious-school


MISHPACHA FAMILY CENTER NEWS ___________by Yael Lawrence, Mishpacha/Family Center Coordinator

Check out lots of great photos on our blog: http://TempleBethAmJupiter.blogspot.com/p/family-center.html and keep updated by joining our Facebook group: Temple Beth Am Mishpacha/Family Center

“Childhood is something precious to be celebrated and shared. You’ll be amazed to see your child’s individual journey of discovery and learning.”

To register, please contact Yael Lawrence at [email protected]

Fall 2019 Toddler Enrichment Program (TEP) Preschool Readiness Class for ages 12-30 months

Music Together Mommy & Me Fall 2019 Classes –– Tuition: $149 Class Fee + $40 Materials Fee (includes 10 weeks of class, a CD, Songbook and Download Code) ––

(Siblings $95. One-time only $15 Registration Fee applies to new families. Makeups available at nearby locations.)Mondays: 9:15am-10:00am and 10:15am-11:00am (ages 0–4), 12:00pm-12:45pm (Infant Class–under 1)

Our 10-Week Semester runs August 19–November 11! (No class on 9/2, 9/30, or 10/14)Registration Opens on August 4 at www.traciesmusictogether.com • Questions? Contact Miss Tracie at [email protected]

Music Together® is an internationally recognized program and a pioneer in research-based early childhood music education. Classes are designed for children ages 0–4 accompanied by a parent or caregiver. The program builds on a child’s natural enthusiasm for music and

movement. Participants meet weekly for a 45-minute class to experience songs, chants, movement activities, and instrumental jam sessions.

Join us this Fall for Tracie’s

Music Together on Mondays at the

Temple Beth Am Family Center.Back for another session!

Fall #1 Toddler Enrichment Program (TEP)Thursdays 9:15am-10:45am

August 15–October 3 Instructor: Lisa Chhabra LPC

Fridays: 9:15am–10:45am August 16–October 4

Instructor: Yael Lawrence MS BC-DMT –– Cost: $200/8-week session ––

Fall #2 Toddler Enrichment Program (TEP) Thursdays 9:15am-10:45am

October 24–December 19 (no class 11/28) Instructor: Lisa Chhabra LPC

Fridays: 9:15am–10:45am October 25–December 20 (no class 11/29)

Instructor: Yael Lawrence MS BC-DMT –– Cost: $200/8-week session ––

Fall 2019 Bundle: Sign up for both sessions and save $50 –– Cost: $350/16-week session ––

This is a great introduction as your toddler prepares for preschool. This mommy & me class exposes your child to new social situations and classroom experiences, which provide an easier transition to a structured learning environment.

***One–Time TEP Registration Fee of $25***


“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.”

– Charles Dickens

The Temple Beth Am volunteer team along with the ongoing support of all TBA members lightened the burden of many of our less-fortunate neighbors in June. We were happy to serve close to 200 nourishing meals, prepared in our own Temple’s kitchen and served at our partner facility, St. George’s in Riviera Beach. What a blessing to be able to give of ourselves on behalf of our wonderful congregation.

Doing the prep work, working the kitchen, and serving the meals in June were:

Richard RemickMyrna AbramowitzMurry AbramowitzJoe IsensteinFred LissauerFrankie LissauerBruce StarrHoward FoxAudrey AdesLisa BlattStephen Daniel

Jennifer EpsteinWayne EpsteinCheryl Baldwin

The Temple currently has an urgent need for penne pasta. If anyone would like to donate a box or more, all contributions are welcomed and appreciated. Just bring the boxes to Temple Beth Am and Rich and Jerry (our fearless food prep leaders) will make sure they are put to great use.

Our next Soup Kitchen service will be Monday, August 19, 2019 starting at 5:00pm at St. George’s Center, 21 W. 22nd St., Riviera Beach.

If you or anyone in your family are interested in joining our volunteer team, we’d love to have you with us. In particular, we encourage any school-aged Temple members who are looking for volunteer hours to join the fun (2 full hours credited!).

We look to have around 12 volunteers each month to serve dinners, so please email me, John Baldwin ([email protected]), to get on the monthly volunteer group list.

Temple Beth Am provides meals at St. George’s Soup Kitchen every 3rd Monday of the month, 5:00pm–6:30pm.

_________________________________ SOCIAL ACTIONat St. George’s Soup Kitchen by John Baldwin

MITZVAH OF THE MONTH: LUNCHBOX OF LOVEIn partnership with The One School PTO, we’re collecting new and gently used lunchboxes/personal coolers that will be donated throughout Palm Beach County by Lunchbox for Love to children and others in need.

How to participate: Please drop off your donation in our collection bin in the Temple lobby anytime before August 30. Thank you for helping us make this mitzvah a success!


THE ONE SCHOOL NEWS FOR AUGUST _________by Patty McCaulley, The One School Early Childhood Director

Ready to Learn at School: Family fun facts and setting up routines

Summer camps, vacations, and laidback lifestyles may have thrown a curve ball to our school habits, but finding ways to return to more solid everyday routines doesn’t have to be a daunting task for parents or children.

In Hebrew, the word for family is Mishpacha. The value of family support highly influences a child’s positive day at school. The following fun family facts are from Harvard Family Research Project.

Did you know?

• Children who eat dinner around the table with their families do better in school.

• Children who take family trips do better in school. Simple, free trips to the park, beach, or library are as good as expensive trips away from home.

• Children who are read to frequently read earlier and better.

• Children who see their parents read regularly are likely to read more themselves.

• Spending 30 minutes of quality time a day with your child can help them to achieve better success or grades at school.

You may also like to consider the routines below to make your child feel more…

• Relaxed. Music can help your child avoid the morning rush. Play music that is soothing and familiar to your child. Ask him/her to accomplish a morning task(s) by the time playing time is over.

• Energized. The morning struggle is not a time to skip a good breakfast. Healthy breakfast choices increase concentration levels.

• Connected. Talking about the school day lets your child know you care. Ask your child to share a good thing that happened during the day. Also ask specific questions such as “What colors did you like in your art or play activities?”

• Prepared. Being prepared for the next school day is less stressful for everyone in the family and a positive start to the day.

• Rested. A set bedtime helps children fall asleep more quickly. Bedtime routines 15 minutes prior to bedtime to read, chat and/or make up stories is a wonderful family bonding time to end a day.

We should also remember that a feeling of spirituality provides a calming and stress-free environment for families at home and at school. The celebration of Shabbat on a weekly basis reminds our children that there is an appropriate time to slow our lives down and to rest our bodies and our minds. It is our weekly day of rest; a reminder that after having created the world, God rested and looked around to see how good it was. For us, it is also a time for our One Schoolers to feel the spirit of their school environment and to know that it is good.

For me, the routine that will make my day a positive one is to greet many of you each morning upon your arrival at The One School!

Summer Camp International Travelers

Each week our One School campers were enthusiastic about which country they were going to be actively learning about next. From safaris to royal tea parties, adventures were taken with our own little passports in hand. Together we traveled to Kenya, Egypt, China, Israel, the United States of America, Mexico, Great Britain, and Brazil. Cultural music, dance, clothing, cooking, arts & crafts, science, as well as our international Amazing Athletes program were enjoyed by both the children and teachers.


_____ A MESSAGE FROM THE ONE SCHOOL PTOby Maria Kugler, PTO President

Welcome back to school! I hope you all had a fun summer.

Mark your calendars for the PTO-sponsored Ice Cream Social on Thursday, August 8 at 6:00pm. During this event, The One School students and their families will have the opportunity to see their classrooms, meet their teachers, visit with other children and make new friends. Following the meet and greet, the PTO will provide a variety of ice cream treats for everyone, including gluten-free and dairy-free options. Amazing Athletes will also be there.

As the new President of the Parent Teacher Organization, I am excited to work with all of our families, teachers, and staff this year. I hope to meet all of you on Saturday, August 24 at 5:30pm for our 3rd Annual Back-to-School event at Sailfish Splash Waterpark in Stuart. This PTO-sponsored event is a great way to socialize with One School families in a relaxed setting.

Whether you are new or returning, I welcome you into our family-centered community that sincerely cares about the well-being of its children, parents, and teachers. Our PTO is involved in many aspects of the school; we fund activities such

as High Touch/High Tech, Kidding Around Yoga, and fundraise for playground maintenance/upgrades.

If you have any questions about the start of the school year, or are interested in getting involved in our PTO, please don’t hesitate to email me at [email protected] or text/call me at 954.232.5132. Your involvement is what makes our PTO so successful year after year!

Check out our Facebook page: “The One School at Temple Beth Am PTO”. We are consistently posting about events and other important happenings.

JOIN THE ONE SCHOOL AS WE SLIDE INTO THE SCHOOL YEAR!

Please RSVP to [email protected]

by August 18Thiis eveennt iss freee for TThe OOnne SSchoool fammiliess Celebrating the Whole Child

Splash Playground, Pizza, and MoreSaturday, August 24, 2019 from 5:30pm-7:30pm

Sailfish Splash Waterpark931 SE Ruhnke St., Stuart, FL 34994

IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES

August 5-9: SCHOOL CLOSED (Set Up Week for Teachers)

Thursday, August 8 at 6:00pm: Back-to-School Ice Cream Social

and Amazing Athletes Demo

Monday, August 12: FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

Wednesday, August 21 at 9:15am: First PTO Meeting at The One School

Saturday, August 24 at 5:30pm: Splish Splash Back-to-School Bash

at Sailfish Splash Waterpark

Thursday, August 29 at 7:00pm: Parent Orientation at The One School

Monday, September 2: LABOR DAY – NO SCHOOL


Bat Mitzvah of Michelle Heims (August 17, 2019)

It is with tremendous pride, joy, and love that we announce that our daughter, Michelle Elizabeth Heims, will be called to the Torah at Temple Beth Am as a Bat Mitzvah on August 17, 2019.

Michelle is an 8th grader at Independence Middle School. Michelle is an Honor Roll student, a member of the National Junior Honor Society, she proudly serves as the Vice-President of the IT/Business Academy, and she sings with the “Americana” chorus at IMS. Aside from school, Michelle’s “happy place” is at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, taking voice lessons, jazz, tap-dancing classes, and preforming in local musical theatre productions.

With all of her accomplishments, we are most proud of Michelle’s kindness and empathy toward others. We are so proud of Michelle’s hard work and dedication toward this important day. Along with sister Sydney, we are thankful to the entire

staff at Temple Beth Am, including her Religious School teachers, Rabbi Alon, Cantorial Soloist Marcy, and Rabbinic Intern Brett for helping Michelle prepare for this special day. Mazel Tov, Michelle, on your Bat Mitzvah!

Sally & Howard Heims

Bar Mitzvah of George Andreassi (August 24, 2019)

With great pride and joy we announce our son George Andreassi will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah at Temple Beth Am on August 24, 2019.

George is a brilliant and caring young man who we’re confident will use his intelligence and sensitivity to make great contributions to humanity. George is an advanced mathematics student at Independence Middle School and an amateur computer expert who is constantly thinking about ways to put his knowledge to good use.

George gets good grades in school and enjoys participating in the chess, Claymation, and puzzle clubs. George is also a Boy Scout who is close to achieving Second Class rank and has two dozen merit badges, including many required for the Eagle Award. George routinely volunteers for community service projects and activities with his fellow scouts.

George is a terrific brother who is always thinking about his big sister Rose and looking out for her interests. Whenever George gets something special, he wants to share it with Rose. George is also a loving and thoughtful son. George is a fun-loving guy who likes to play computer games, skateboard, scooter, and hang out with his friends from school and the neighborhood.

We want to thank Rabbi Alon, Brett Tancer, Marcy Morris and the Religious School staff for helping George prepare for his big day. We look forward to sharing this special occasion with our Temple Beth Am family and friends.

Tracy & George Andreassi

MAZEL TOV! ____________________________________Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah Announcements


____________________________________ MAZEL TOV!Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah Announcements

Bar Mitzvah of Ethan Schwab (August 31, 2019)

We are so thrilled to be celebrating Ethan’s upcoming Bar Mitzvah at Temple Beth Am on August 31, 2019. Ethan attended The One School at Temple Beth Am as a toddler, so TBA has always been a special place in our hearts.

Ethan is in 7th grade at Meyer Preparatory where he has studied Hebrew and Jewish Studies, in addition to his usual school work, since Kindergarten. Ethan loves watching and playing sports. He plays for the Meyer Prep basketball and flag football teams and plays recreational basketball at the JCC and Palm Beach Gardens Rec Center in addition to travel basketball for the Palm Beach Gardens Starzz. Ethan is also a huge fan of the Chicago Cubs, Bears, and Bulls.

Ethan will be working with Hope from Harrison for his Mitzvah Project. He will help make hearts to be given to NICU babies and their parents so they can have their scent while in the hospital. Hope from Harrison is a wonderful organization our family frequently supports.

We would like to thank Brett, Marcy, and Rabbi Alon for their patience, kindness, and hard work with Ethan during his Bar Mitzvah studies.

Lissa & Benjy Schwab

100 Women Who CareWe’d love to have you join us at our next meeting!

Wednesday, August 28, 2019 • TBA Social Hall(5:30pm registration, schmoozing, and vino • 6:00pm–7:00pm meeting)

We are a secular women’s group supporting local charities. We meet quarterly for one hour. No committees. No “homework”. No stress.

Cost/year (tax-deductible): $400, payable in four $100 checks that go directly to local charities

100 Women Who Care is a national organization dedicated to supporting local charities through increased awareness and cash donations. During our meetings, we enjoy

presentations from several local charities and choose one to receive our donation. This combined donation makes a real impact in our local community.

For more information and to RSVP, please contact Audrey Ades at [email protected].


High Holy Days 5780A T T E M P L E B E T H A M

L’shanah Tovah!The High Holy Days will soon be here! The following special section of The Scribe

will guide you through all the activities and Services offered by TBA. (You can also

get up-to-date information and download extra copies of forms on our website at

www.templebetham.com/worship/high-holy-days)

As a benefit of membership, tickets are free to current Temple members who

have renewed and are current with their Voluntary Financial Commitment

for the 2019-2020 fiscal year (that began July 1, 2019 and runs through June

30, 2020). If you have not renewed your membership or have questions about

renewal, please contact the Temple office. Tickets will be mailed to members in

good standing in the beginning of September.

Tickets for members’ immediate family are discounted to $110 and include

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (or $60 for a single Service). Non-members

may purchase tickets for both of the High Holy Days for $225. The Services on

Erev Rosh Hashanah and on the afternoon of Yom Kippur are both FREE and

open to everyone, but require a complimentary ticket. All tickets are available

through the Temple office by calling 561.747.1109.

Seating is available on a “first come, first served” basis. Temple members and

their guests have priority seating in the main Sanctuary as available. There are no

reserved seats. If you are confined to a wheelchair and require special seating,

please contact the Temple office directly and arrangements will be made for you.

All of us at Temple Beth Am wish you a happy, healthy, peaceful, and prosperous

New Year. Please contact me with any questions at [email protected].

Debbie Baseman Chairperson, High Holy Days Committee

USHERS WANTED! Can you spare a little time and help us during the High Holy Days? We need

volunteers to help check tickets, hand out books, and meet and greet guests during all our Services.

Please contact Debbie Baseman at 561.747.1109 or email at [email protected] for info.



SelichotSaturday, September 21, 2019 6:00pm Potluck Dinner and Movie

Presentation: Crimes and Misdemeanors ($10, RSVP w/payment required) 8:15pm Evening Service1

Erev Rosh HashanahSunday, September 29, 2019 8:00pm Evening Service2

Rosh HashanahMonday, September 30, 2019 10:00am Morning Service

2:00pm Children’s Service1 3:00pm Family Service1 4:30pm Tashlich on the Beach1

Kol NidreTuesday, October 8, 2019 8:00pm Evening Service

Yom KippurWednesday, October 9, 2019 10:00am Morning Service

2:00pm Children’s Service1 3:00pm Family Service1 4:15pm Afternoon Service & Yizkor Blowing the Shofar & Break-the-Fast2

1 FREE, no ticket required.2 FREE, complimentary ticket required.

Contact Temple office for ticket.Babysitting available, see RSVP form.



SelichotJoin us on Saturday, September 21, 2019

Selichot sets the stage for the High Holy Days. Through beautiful melodies and prayers, this Service introduces us to the seasonal themes of forgiveness and compassion.

Preceding the Service, everyone is invited to join us for dinner with film and discussion. After the program, we will begin our Service with a musical Havdalah ceremony and dress the Torah scrolls in their holiday covers.

Come for the program, the Service, or both!

6:00pm Potluck Dinner and Movie Presentation: Crimes and Misdemeanors (RSVP/fee required)*

8:15pm Evening Service

* The Service is free and no ticket is required, but please RSVP for dinner/movie by Friday, September 13, 2019 by using the RSVP form on page 26 or by calling the Temple office at 561.747.1109 ($10 per person; we’ll provide the entrée, beverages, and dessert, you provide a side dish).



During the High Holy Days, and especially at the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur, we remember family and friends who have passed away. It is customary to make a contribution to tzedakah in honor of those for whom we say Yizkor. One opportunity for honoring the memory of loved ones is to include their names in our annual Yizkor Book, which also includes prayers, poems, and readings. Please complete the Yizkor form below. We must receive your Yizkor form by Thursday, September 12, 2019 to include your listing. This is a FIRM deadline. Forms received late will not be processed in time for the name(s) to appear in the book. A donation of $18 per line is suggested. Please contact Debbie Baseman at 561.747.1109 with questions. Return this form with your check made payable to Temple Beth Am, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter FL 33458.

Your Name: _____________________________________________ Phone Number: ___________________________

Names of loved ones to be included in the Yizkor Book (PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY):

Name of Deceased (ex. John Public) Relationship (ex. Father of George Public)

_____________________________________ ___________________________________________________

_____________________________________ ___________________________________________________

_____________________________________ ___________________________________________________

_____________________________________ ___________________________________________________

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— YIZKOR BOOK REMEMBRANCE FORM —

DEADLINE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2019Make check payable to Temple Beth Am and return form and check to Temple Beth Am, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter FL 33458.



Which Service is right for your family?

Our Children’s Service is perfect for families with young kids (ages 0 through 5). We sing, pray, tell stories, and no one minds if

your kids make a little noise, do a little dance, or don’t know the words.

If your kids have outgrown the Children’s Service but are not yet ready to sit through the morning Service, the Family Service is ideal for you. Our clergy will weave together rituals, prayer, music, and stories into an engaging High Holy Days experience for you and your children.

Questions? Please contact Alissa Frankel, Education Director, at 561.747.1109 or [email protected].

CHILDREN’S AND FAMILY SERVICESNo ticket required for these programs. They are free and open to everyone.

ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES

Monday, September 30, 2019Children’s Service at 2:00pm

Family Service at 3:00pm

YOM KIPPUR SERVICESWednesday, October 9, 2019

Children’s Service at 2:00pmFamily Service at 3:00pm



MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

AT 4:30PM

AT THE BEACH

Please contact the Temple office for more information at 561.747.1109 or [email protected].

Ocean Cay Park in Jupiter (Marcinski Road and A1A)

FREE! No ticket required.Wear your bathing suit, grab a blanket, bring a picnic dinner,

and join us for our annual, family-friendly Rosh Hashanah tradition, as we let go and throw some bread into the ocean!

Children are invited to join our Youth Engagement Director, Elana Beame, for sandcastle building and beach games. We’ll provide

all the toys and equipment. You just need to bring a towel and sunblock!


Donor’s name: __________________________________________________________________❏ We/I would like to sponsor flowers for Rosh Hashanah❏ We/I would like to sponsor flowers for Yom Kippur❏ We/I would like to sponsor flowers for whenever they are needed during the High Holy Days

A contribution of $75 is suggested.

— FLOWER SPONSORSHIP FORM —

Please join us as we say goodbye to Shabbat with a potluck dinner on Saturday, September 21, 2019 at 6:00pm.

Name: ___________________________________________________________ Phone Number: _____________________

Number of Reservations at $10 per Person: ______________________________ Amount Total: ______________________

Payment: ❏ Check (follow instructions below) –OR– ❏ Credit Card (Signature: ____________________________________)

Credit Card #: _____________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: __________________

Name as It Appears on Card: _____________________________________________________________________________

Billing Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________

— SELICHOT DINNER RSVP FORM —

MUST RSVP BY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2019Make check payable to Temple Beth Am and return form and check to Temple Beth Am, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter FL 33458.

DEADLINE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2019Make check payable to Sisterhood of Temple Beth Am and return form and check to Sisterhood of Temple Beth Am

c/o Eileen Ogrin, 127 Via Isabela, Jupiter, FL 33458. Or, call Eileen with your credit card information at 304.444.9668.

Babysitting is available as follows:Morning Services: 18 months through kindergartenAfternoon Services: 18 months through 2nd gradeA snack will be provided. The cost is $5 per child per Service.Please check off which babysitting services are required:❏ 9/29 Erev Rosh Hashanah Service❏ 9/30 Rosh Hashanah Morning Service❏ 10/8 Kol Nidre Evening Service❏ 10/9 Yom Kippur Morning Service❏ 10/9 Yom Kippur Afternoon Service

Child’s name & age: ________________________________Child’s name & age: ________________________________Child’s name & age: ________________________________Parent’s name: ____________________________________Parent’s cell number: _______________________________

— BABYSITTING RSVP FORM —Call 561.747.1109 or email [email protected] to RSVP.

MUST RSVP BY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2019Make check payable to Temple Beth Am and return form and

check to Temple Beth Am, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter FL 33458.

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Example of a Dedication:

This prayer book is dedicated to Temple Beth Am by John &

Jane Doe in honor of their children Suzie & Bobby.

This book is dedicated by (your name): _____________________________________

Circle one: ❏ In honor of ❏ In memory of ❏ In appreciation of

Other (indicate what you wish us to write): __________________________________

This book is dedicated to: ________________________________________________

Would you like to dedicate a High Holy Days prayer book? Dedicating a Prayer Book is a great way to honor, remember, or show your appreciation for someone. Your dedication will appear on the front inside cover of our new High Holy Days Prayer Book. Doing so will help us offset the costs of our new High Holy Days Prayer Books. Dedications are $36 each.

— HIGH HOLY DAYS PRAYER BOOK DEDICATION FORM —

— HIGH HOLY DAYS FOOD DRIVE —

— BREAK-THE-FAST: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 —

SUBMIT YOUR DEDICATION REQUEST ANYTIMEMake check payable to Temple Beth Am and return form and check to Temple Beth Am, 2250 Central Blvd., Jupiter FL 33458.

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TBA’s High Holy Days Food Drive is run by our youth group and benefits Alpert Jewish Family and Children’s Service. On the High Holy Days and Sukkot, we pause for reflection

and thanksgiving. On Yom Kippur, tradition encourages us to feed the hungry. Hunger is real, even in our area. Let us share what we would have otherwise eaten on Yom Kippur and more!

All food should be currently dated, unopened, and non-perishable. Kosher items preferred. No condiments or salad dressings other than mayonnaise. Priority items include pasta, tomato sauce, canned tuna, peanut butter, jelly, mayonnaise, cereal, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, laundry detergent, toilet paper, paper

towels, applesauce, canned fruit/vegetables/potatoes, and vegetarian soups and pasta sauces.

You are invited to join us for a light Break-the-Fast following the concluding Service of Yom Kippur. If you are interested in sponsoring the Break-the-Fast, or making a donation to offset the cost,

contact Debbie Baseman at the Temple at 561.747.1109. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!

Bags will be distributed

during Rosh Hashanah

Services.

Return filled bags to truck at Temple Beth Am on Kol Nidre or

Yom Kippur.


AUGUST YAHRZEITS ____________________________

JULY 28 – AUGUST 3 (READ ON AUGUST 2)Selma H. Katzman*Mother of Rosalie GrassAnne Rosenblum*Sister of Jacob HeidenbergEdward SpiererGrandfather of Craig SenzonLeonard Wolfe*Father of Melvin WolfeOriol Izard BadiaFather of Tina BoisLillian Berman*Mother of Sandra FoxElayne EgarSister of Dolores CowenLi GuixinMother of Cindy GinsburgMarilyn McArdleCousin of Myrna BermanIrving SchlesingerFather of Marilyn CarpLaura Zelma SmeyneMother-in-law of Tema SmeyneSandra Cohn*Mother of Stacey Runfola & Brian CohnBenjamin Feuerstein*Husband of Lucille FeuersteinMarion HochronSister of Brud TarschesBryan David KasserSon of Frank SeidmanHoward KaufmanFather of Chuck KaufmanSidney M. Miller*Father of Steve MillerRose RemickMother of Rich RemickHarold RubensteinHusband of Judi Rubenstein and Father of Mark RubensteinLarry EisenbergFather of Bruce EisenbergDorothy LondonGrandmother of Mark GolzbeinLester Miller*Father of Bob MillerIda M. Gilbert*Mother of Sandra LandsmanMarcia LererCousin of Leona UsherJake Rubin*Friend of Temple Beth Am Ida AbrahamMother of Carol von SchraderBarry KauferFather of Ilan Kaufer

Tina KoenigsbergSister of Carole Meshil and Mother of Lisa KoltunHarry LevinFather of Bob Levin andGrandfather of Karen AsofskyEdith NeedlemanNiece of Brenda Kramer and Cousin of Lauren Kramer GoldvasserLois FriedenbergWife of Irwin FriedenbergHannah Lemelman*Mother of Mark Lemelman

AUGUST 4 – AUGUST 10 (READ ON AUGUST 9)Vivian K. AllenMother of Judi Rubenstein and Grandmother of Mark RubensteinBessie Applestein*Mother of William ApplesteinEugene EisnerGrandfather of Amy RussellTillie GoldmanMother of Howard GoldmanCyra L. Lewis*Wife of D. Robert Lewis z”lSalomon Mograbi*Father of Leona HollandKorleen MooreMother of Korky Cooley and Grandmother of Lisa ChhabraOscar PopperFather of Gayle KernkrautRose ShapiroMother of Ena GotkinGuillermo UriaFather of Esther LaBovickChaim GarberFather of Carole Meshil and Grandfather of Lisa KoltunJoy LondonMother of Bob London and Grandmother of Heather WoodAl MerkelBrother-in-law of Myrna AbramowitzIrvin MillerUncle of David Miller and Great-Uncle of Shellie ChietBess RosenthalMother of Ron RosenthalPhyllis JablonerSister of Harmon GarfinkelYetta Kay*Mother of Harold KayRobert MeisslerHusband of Bobbie Meissler

Eva AgeloffMother of Alan AgeloffEmanuel FinkelsteinGrandfather of Emily CooperLawrence LichtermanBrother of Jeff LichtermanJoseph SussmanFather of Tema SmeyneSidney FreedlandBrother of Dan Freedland and Uncle of Howard FreedlandEzra ShayaFather of Anthony ShayaJoanne YoungSister of Ed FreemanJulius C. ErlangerFather of Doris OrnsteinMarilyn GreitzerMother of Nina Sachs and Grandmother of Tana CoppleSamuel Isaac SchillerBrother of Lewis SchillerStephen ShakerdgeFather of Orin Shakerdge

AUGUST 11 – AUGUST 17 (READ ON AUGUST 16)Eleanor BlackMother of Michael BlackAlbert GoldbergFather of Sheila DebsAnn MurphyMother of Maureen CohenHarold NewmanFather of Bob NewmanFran Newman*Mother of Ellen VenutiLila Siegel*Sister-in-law of Myrna AbramowitzTed SilbersteinBrother of Beverly Pace and Uncle of Jason PaceMeyer WeisbrodFather of Stu Weisbrod and Grandfather of Stephanie KauferDavid DenersteinFather of Sharon AmroseSylvia Pritch*Mother of Mark Pritch z”lLawrence ScharfFather of Caren TaleroBenjamin FalkFather of Harvey FalkWendy FoxSister of Lee Fox

* Denotes memorial plaque.


____________________________AUGUST YAHRZEITS

* Denotes memorial plaque.

Ruth SchwartzMother of Harriet Vogel and Grandmother of Craig VogelEthel SteptMother of Anne Levy and Grandmother of David LevyIda WainshilbaumSister of Jerry WeinerMarvin Zayon*Brother of Herbert ZayonLillian GoldmanGrandmother of Lisa Goldman & Bill GoldmanHarold IsdanerFather of Dan IsdanerNathan KushnerGrandfather of Andrew KushnerBeatrice Mendelson*Mother of Paula Deakter and Grandmother of Josh DeakterHarry SeltzerFather of Arthur SeltzerRobert Stern*Father of Jody MindeZelda BeckerMother of Harold BeckerNathaniel GoldbergFather of Steven GoldbergHoward HareFather-in-law of Judy BloomAbraham Pritch*Father of Mark Pritch z”lSally SchlesingerMother of Marilyn CarpArnold TorbinFather of Michael TorbinHarold BlumFather of Wendi AdlerMarla Colton*Wife of Gary Colton, Mother of David Colton, and Stepmother of Lisa & EricBonnie Sue Kaplan*Daughter of Howard Kaplan and Sister of Debby GrzybowskiArthur WolfFather of Helen GordonIda Holover*Mother of Rosalie Snyder and Grandmother of Sheryl Stewart & Craig Snyder

AUGUST 18 – AUGUST 24 (READ ON AUGUST 23)Jennette Bloom*Mother of Jim Bloom

Edward BoltuchHusband of Trudy BoltuchRose Breman Grass*Mother of Bob GrassBill MurphyFather of Maureen CohenBoris Vanacour*Grandfather of Stacey Runfola & Brian CohnAugust KolbeFather of Kathy AzeezMorris KoretzUncle of Lois RemickBessie SchwartzMother of Diane LaBovick and Grandmother of Brian LaBovickSeymour SchwartzBrother of Diane LaBovick and Uncle of Brian LaBovickRobert GoldmanFather of Howard GoldmanMartin HeimsFather of Howard HeimsCharles Boneparth*Father of Betty SeldinGussie FishbeinMother of Joetta Schneider & Sally SiegelStuart FriedFather of Steve FriedHarry Graceman*Father of Lloyd Graceman z”lChuck LewisBrother of Carla LewisRose EdelsteinMother of Sandy EdelsteinHope PomeranceSister of Mickey BermanBetty Goldman BrownAunt of Howard GoldmanKalman GoldbergFather of Lis DeitzMaurice KatzFather of Connie GolberAudrey MarcusAunt of Paula Marcus

AUGUST 25 – AUGUST 31 (READ ON AUGUST 30)Gig FriedmanUncle of Melanie FriedmanAnna SolloGrandmother of Harriet SchafferDwight Van de VateFather of Barbara Levy

Phil RosenbergFather of Ruth RosenbergMarilyn ShapiroMother of Steven ShapiroRuth StarkMother of Jeff StarkLouis TischlerFather of Paul TischlerRose Volk*Mother of Alberta Volk z”lBuddy ZaretFather of Lorin StarrAlex GrassBrother of Bob GrassIrene CohenMother of Herb CohenCheryl HertzMother of Sarrie KatzSamuel MessingFather of Marsha LevinsonPhyllis “Fifi” SegalMother of Terri BerrymanHarold BennettFather of Sharon BennettFrances J. FruthGrandmother of Roseann CherensonBernard Homburger* Father of Hans Homburger and Grandfather of Linda PosnerWilma JaffieMother of Iva Morris and Grandmother of Marcy MorrisAnn KaytesMother of Elinor WapnerCyvia KudmanMother of Tama RichmanMollie MarksMother of Dolores CowenFrieda Miller*Aunt of Susan LaneBarry NeidoffFather of Phil NeidoffGerald Vogel*Husband of Harriet Vogel and Father of Craig VogelHyman DeixlerFather of Steve Deixler


August 1Emily AmsdenJeremy Ben-IsraelMaureen CohenNathan DarbyGlen GreenbergJessica Hochman CorcoranSarrie KatzJulia LuzonMelvin Paikoff

August 2Richard AdlerDylan Malloy

August 3Marjorie GildenhornJudah GlusmanMindy GottliebBryan PepperMarissa RoosthDavid Weisman

August 4Michael GlucksternSharon RosenHarriet SchafferJohn Weisman

August 5Alle ColenRob CorcoranBrandon ManoffDavid RosenbergPhyllis ShawRhiannon SiegelJackson SilversRebecca Stern

August 6Marc AlintoffHowie Levin

August 7Irving BrothmanBrian Hass

August 8Madeline BlackJoan Weinberger

August 9Brad MorrisMarcey MurrayAllen SchultzAden Vargas

August 10Jackie HaldermanMia IsdanerMaya LevkovitzAdam Linkhorst

August 11Steve CarpSandy EdelsteinSydney FoxLevi RosenthalDavid SniderSheryl StewartSharon Stokey

August 12Melissa BerensonAshley Slifkin

August 13Natalie LangoWendy NemerofskyArline Slifkin

August 14Andrea Brody-BarreDylan CoppleMichelle HeimsSara Ward

August 15Chase BaxterArthur BobrowMelissa KrulikSam LichtensteinMiles Pace

August 16Jonah CohnMark GreenbergNevo KamratGregory TaylorSue ThorntonJacob Weinberg

August 17Ruth Rosenberg

August 18Jill Dooley

August 19Lindsay Hirsch

August 20Zachary NeidoffMatthew NicholasEdward Ragofsky

August 21Isabella AlbertiniMatthew KleinAidan NeidoffJason ShortAlexander Starkand

August 22David ColtonDebbie Schmidt

August 23Jack AmsdenSabrina FreemanCal FriedmanDaniel GlassmanFrankie LissauerMichael ShuldinerMelisa Soule

August 24Brayden CharneyJessica ChernerJackie GoldstickEphram JacobEli Sandquist

August 25Mim DavisLiam KatzAndrea MoodyHinda MorganRuth Stavisky

August 26Barry CohnZoe DenmarkCarly GansHerbert J. HartmanMike HochmanMaura MillerSophia Mulvaney

August 27Brian Goodman

August 28Nada ImbrialeRick MorganDean SandquistStephanie Shaya

August 29Enid KaufmanCaroline Moody

August 30Mira AlbertiniDebbie Carr

August 31Ethan SchwabMilo Silvers

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS ___________________________


______________________ AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES

_______ WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS

August 2Tom & Andrea RothMarshall & Laurel Teitelbaum

August 3Mort & Elinor Wapner

August 5Bryan & Andrea Moody

August 6Bill & Beth Goldman

August 7Rick & Sheryl StewartMort & Donna Wexler

August 8Jeff Broadhead & Kerrie RhoadesMartin & Brenda KramerFred & Frankie LissauerAdam & Alyson Seligman

August 9Brian & Liz CohnChuck & Enid Kaufman

August 11Thom & Janet Dwork

August 12Elliot & Jan HochmanBret & Rebecca Rosenthal

August 14Larry & Andrea Alintoff

August 15Harold & Laney BeckerHoward & Sheila DebsYuri Goldvasser & Lauren Kramer GoldvasserPaul & Ena Gotkin

August 16Stuart & Kristine Cohn

August 17Len & Linda Tylka

August 18Matthew & Susan LaneNorm & Judy SkurnickKen & Marcy Sprechman

August 19Stephan & Sandy Hilcoff

August 20Alan & Toby Morganstein

August 21Dan & Michele Baxter

August 23Allan & Evelyn MaltmanJerry & Barbara Rosman

August 24Herbert & Cindy HartmanMichael & Heidi Stolowitz

August 25Marcy Brody & Jim BanicNorman & Ruth Stavisky

August 26Gary & Tracie KriegerLarry & Alice SpritzerDavid & Megan Weisman

August 28Howard & Sally HeimsDavid & Myrna LevenKen & Caryn MeinbachMel & Ellen Paikoff

August 29Rob & Karen Feldman

August 30Ryan & Tana CoppleSteve & Geryl Deixler

BRICK FUND2019 Adult B’nei Mitzvah ClassIlyse Karwoski & Susan Prokocimerin honor of their father, Bill ProkocimerCAMP COLEMANCarole Levinein memory of Charlotte LevineCARING COMMUNITYLois Edelsteinin memory of Tracy SackMaxine & Ted Essingerin memory of Adele LaneJan & Elliot Hochmanin memory of Frieda HochmanCOMMUNITY GARDENMorty Zigelskyin memory of Abraham ZigelskyJanet Erony-Kahanin memory of Dolores Erony

GENERAL FUNDJoetta Schneiderin memory of Zachary Schneider & Irving FishbeinJoetta Schneiderin appreciation for the Mi Shebarach for Judi & Howard BernsteinJackie Lorkowskiin honor of Eileen Ogrin becoming a Bat MitzvahCharlie Countsin honor of Eileen Ogrin becoming a Bat MitzvahBobbie Meisslerin honor of the 2019 Adult B’nei Mitzvah ClassLeona & Ron Hollandin honor of Celeste London becoming a Bat MitzvahEsther & Abe Szmuklerin honor of Marcia Fisch becoming a Bat MitzvahDebbie & Hal Basemanin memory of Cletis MaysLori Leverin appreciation

Jerry Weinerin memory of Julius WeinerMichael Torbinin memory of Lillian TorbinDeanna & Fred Talmudin memory of Rae TalmudCarol & Forrest Sleeper in honor of the 2019 Adult B’nei Mitzvah ClassMah Jongg Groupin appreciationGwen & Howard Wermanin honor of the B’nei Mitzvah of Jackie & David HaldermanBob & Clemy Keidanin honor of the B’nei Mitzvah of Jackie & David HaldermanMyrna & Sumner Burgin appreciationAnne & David Rothin celebration of the B’nei Mitzvah of Jackie & David HaldermanBrenda Kramerin memory of Gloria Berkowitz

Deanna & Fred Talmudin memory of Joseph KriegLynn Klausnerin memory of Anne FyvolentRobert Slipakoffin appreciation for July 5th ShabbatCarol von Schraderin memory of Ida AbrahamLen Zysmanin memory of Elsie ZysmanFrankie Lissauerin memory of Ethel (Caplan) KropmanIra Fialkowin memory of Ida KalfusRobert Levinin memory of Harry LevinWendy & Barry Cohnin memory of Adele LaneLiz & Brian Cohnin memory of Adele LaneHIGH HOLY DAYS PRAYER BOOKSJo Smithin memory of Donald Lines


WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS _______

Harold Kayin memory of William KaySusan & Ross Federgreenin memory of Susan’s father, David ShmaefskyMark Slifkinin memory of Ethel SlifkinRosalie & Bob Grass (2)in honor of Cecile Solomons’ 90th birthdayGeorge Kissilin memory of Steve GordonIva Morrisin memory of Herman JaffieCarol von Schraderin memory of Ida AbrahamIrwin Friedenbergin memory of Lois FriedenbergMark Rubensteinin memory of Harold RubensteinRosalie Grassin memory of Selma H. KatzmanMORTGAGE ELIMINATION FUNDBarbara Rosmanin memory of Arthur WhiteJerry Rosmanin memory of Max RosmanLouise Maurerin memory of Irving RoseMarilyn & Nate Finkelin honor of the anniversaries of Kerry & Cy Hollander and Evan & Jenn HollanderMarilyn & Nate Finkelin honor of the birthdays of Branson Hollander and Paul FordNate Finkelin memory of Harry FinkelEd Hochmanin memory of Max HochmanCharlie Madanickin memory of Marie ShelineCharlie Madanickin honor of the B’nei Mitzvah of Jackie & David Halderman and Celeste LondonCarol Carswellin memory of Jacob RubinMarilyn & Nate Finkelin honor of the birthdays of Cy Hollander, Xanada Levier & Jenna HollanderMUSIC FUNDVera Drourrin memory of Stephen DrourrCeleste Londonin appreciation to Brett for the 2019 Adult B’nei MitzvahToby Dubovin memory of Karl BloomgardenBobbie Meisslerin memory of Saul Meissler

Eileen Ogrinin honor of the 2019 Adult B’nei Mitzvah ClassVivian Trevesin memory of Renata Colombo TrevesJackie Heckmanin memory of Phillip L. GamseMyrna Bermanin memory of Marilyn McArdleAmy PepperIn memory of Fran FranklinPROJECT CHIDUSHIrma Meyerin memory of Harry MarksKaren & Bob Fellerwishing congratulations to Hal Baseman on being one of the most influential people in the pharmaceutical industryKaren & Bob Fellerin memory of Karen’s mother, Dorothy KochSue Freedlandin memory of Robert LandyRABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUNDAmy Pepperin memory of Harry BognerKathy Azeezin memory of Carolyn KolbeRita Mittenbergin memory of Sally NovickMarcy Sprechmanin memory of Jules LawrenceCy Halpernin memory of Frank BereznikArline & Mark Slifkinin honor of the 2019 B’nei Mitzvah ClassArline & Mark Slifkinin honor of Eileen Ogrin becoming a Bat MitzvahTed Essingerin memory of Bernard EssingerElinor Roosthin memory of William MarksLee Shorein memory of Martin ShoreCeleste Londonin appreciation to Rabbi Alon for the 2019 Adult B’nei MitzvahSharen Levinein memory of Joseph L. SacklerEileen Ogrinin honor of the 2019 Adult B’nei Mitzvah Class Dan Morelloin memory of John Patrick MorelloSteve Millerin appreciationCeleste & Bob Londonin honor of Marcia Fisch

Ken Rothmelin memory of Marc James RothmelEd Hochmanin memory of Max HochmanRuth Staviskyin memory of Kenneth GordonKen Rothmelin memory of Rose FarkasJudi Rubensteinin memory of Jack RubensteinShelley Newmanin memory of her father, Norman RobbinsDavid Miller & Shellie Chietto wish a speedy recovery to Charlie MadanickPeter Sandquistin memory of Sally Sandquist and Elroy SandquistMaura Millerin memory of Mary Elizabeth FarrellJo Kleinin memory of Moses GoldensonJanet & Thom Dworkin honor of their son Teddy’s marriage to Samantha SteinMolly & Al Cohensending get well wishes to Charlie MadanickMolly & Al Cohenin memory of Michael CohenShirley Grangardin memory of Lillian ChomskyNorm Skurnickin memory of Henry SkurnickJoe Isensteinin memory of Stanley IsensteinMel Whitkenin memory of Bertha Whitken and Donald WhitkenDebra Forman & Familyin memory of Aaron FormanShirley Grangardin memory of Rabbi Aaron ChomskyMichele Baxterin memory of Allen BagwinHarmon Garfinkelin memory of Stanley GarfinkelCharlotte Markowitzin memory of Max ShimmermanHelen Gordonin memory of Bessie GordonMarilyn Carpin memory of Irving SchlesingerSteve MillerIn memory of Sidney M. MillerRABBI’S EDUCATION & PROGRAMMING FUNDCarol Carswellin memory of Margaret Steinhoff

Sara & Robert Wardin honor of Andrea Zigelsky becoming a Bat MitzvahSara & Robert Wardin honor of Raquel Ruiz becoming a Bat MitzvahMary & David Eliasto wish Jackie & David Halderman Mazel Tov on becoming a B’nei MitzvahSandy & Bernie Sensorin honor of Jackie & David Halderman becoming a B’nei MitzvahJudy Skurnickin memory of Marcy AbramsJody Mindein memory of Adele LaneRELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUNDJennifer & Anthony CamerinoRICKY FISCHER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDLeona Usherin memory of her son, Ricky FischerLeona Usherin honor of the 2019 Adult B’nei Mitzvah ClassLeona Usherin memory of Marcia LererLeona Usherin memory of Robert FinebergSECURITYEna & Paul GotkinSOCIAL ACTION FUNDJack Tenenbaumin memory of Meyer TenenbaumCK & Jack Tenenbaumin honor of the 2019 B’nei Mitzvah ClassPhyllis Cohenin memory of Roslyn FreedmanJan & Elliot Hochmanin memory of Charlotte ProvusKaren Fellerin appreciation to Gali for her most amazing luncheon for SisterhoodSusan, Neil & Carrie Katzin honor of the 2019 Adult B’nei Mitzvah ClassBob Hochmanin memory of Helen HochmanNorma Schattnerin memory of Steve DruckMel Wolfein memory of Leonard WolfeSPRING DRIVEEllen & Mel PaikoffLeah & Ed FrankelTZEDAKAH FUNDFrank Dwelley


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