Three can often generate what two might not be able to accomplish. The fourth light represents progress

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1 Th e Temple Isr ael Conn ec tion K ESHER December, 2010 Our Se venty-se c ond Ye ar! I N T H I S I S S U E Calendar 11 Adult Education 1,,4,6, 8 Religious School/Family Events 4-6 Special Services and Programs 4-10 Yahrzeits 12 The Rabbi s Study What do you see when you look into t h e C ha n uk a h lights? The first light is a beginning, an act of faith that this initial step of dedication to fulfilling this mitzvah will inspire us to complete tasks we begin. The second light reflects companionship, as two candles stand side by side with the shamash looking on (almost as if the shamash represents the light of God shining upon us). The third light signifies the beginning of community. Ecclesiastes tells us that two are better than one and that three are better than two (in sustaining a business or a community)! Three can often generate what two might not be able to accomplish. The fourth light represents progress towards a goal, the halfway point from which we can look back upon how far we have come and from which we look forward to the experiences that await us. The fifth light illustrates our persistence and focus on goals we have set for ourselves or for an entire community, as we recall the persistence required of the Maccabees in their fight for religious and political freedom. The sixth light offers a hint of the warmth to come from the care that we have shown in lighting the Chanukiah, the same care, concern and warmth that can sustain a family, community or congregation. The seventh light is a harbinger of hope that we have made it this far in our Chanukah journey and can see the culmination of our dedication in sight. Such hope can sustain us in all aspects of our lives. The eighth light brings together joy, wonder, amazement and a feeling of accomplishment. Every night, besides recitin g t he b le s s in g s, we might read the prayer Haneirot Halalu, these lights are holy. May we find during Chanukah and throughout the year sacred moments that bring to mind and heart all of these values. Happy Chanukah to all, from our home to yours! Photos: Chanukah candlelighting in the Karol Kitchen, 5769 and 5770 CHANUKIAH OF GIVING Please bring one non-perishable food item for each night of Chanukah to add to our CHANUKIAH OF GIVING all food items will be donated to the Dover Food Pantry at the end of the holiday.

2 Page 2 T H A N K Y O U T O O U R O N E G H O S T S December 1 Lisa Connelly and Peter Pastor December 10 Susan Shepcaro December 17 Naomi Kornhauser & Michael Behrendt Eve Edelstein-Williams and Colin Williams December 24 Seacoast Shabbat at TI Portsmouth no service at TI Dover December 31 Wine and Cheese preceding early service KESHER Kesher, Connection, is the newsletter for the congregation of Temple Israel of Dover, NH. Ideas for submissions and letters to the editor are welcomed from members of the Temple Israel family and from others who wish to communicate with the congregation. All communication with the Editor should be transmitted by or other digital means. Publication is limited by editorial and space considerations. The deadline for submission is the tenth of the month for the following month s issue of Kesher. Tammy Fascetta TempleOffice@dovertemple.org Rabbi Larry Karol lpkarol@aol.com Rabbilarry@dovertemple.org Message from our President, Carole Krassner Temple Israel Board of Trustees Carole Krassner, President; Michael Behrendt, Vice-President; Lynne DeSantis, Recording Secretary; Eve Edelstein-Williams, Corresponding Secretary; Sam Kirshman, Treasurer; Andy Diengott, Peter Pastor, Marianne Rechy, Jeffrey Segil, Marc Weinstein, Ann Isacoff (Sisterhood), Cathi Cherry-Liston (Sisterhood), Martin Jaffe (Brotherhood) Decemb er, Dear Friends, Everyone can be great because everyone can serve. (Martin Luther King, Jr.) The leftovers from Thanksgiving are barely finished and I am already counting down to how many more days until our Chanukah/Latke Extravaganza. Mmmmm.those delicious latkes soon to be made by Chef Andy Diengott ant and his crew this coming Sunday, December 5th to be enjoyed by all. The social hall will not only be filled with the aroma and warmth of the latkes frying, but, more importantly, with the warmth of community. It is more important now than ever before that we stand together as a community as we go through an extremely difficult time. The board is fighting to sustain our future, but we can not do it alone. We are open to ideas, suggestions and your help. We are running at a deficit due to a decrease in members and a large mortgage. It is our goal to bring in enough pledges to reduce our debt. These pledges can come from members, non members, Jewish people and members of the general community. These pledges will not be cashed in until we reach our goal of $400,000 to pay off our mortgage. We will continue with our fundraisers, attempts to recruit new members and seek out ways to rent our facility. Please be assured that the Religious School will remain strong. Meanwhile, December is another busy month here at Temple with many festivities associated with Chanukah. Please check the Kesher for further information. We look forward to a fun filled evening on January 29th with Frank Santos,Jr. a comic hypnotist, the Art Auction in April and our second annual Nosharama to be held in May. Please don t forget our ongoing Mitzvah Project, providing for the Dover Food Pantry. We ask that you each bring in eight non-perishable items during Chanukah, representing each of the eight nights. I look forward to chatting with each and every one of you on December 5th. From our Friday night prayer book, Mishkan T filah May it be your will, our God and God of our ancestors that you lead us in peace and help us reach our destination safely, joyfully and peacefully. L shalom, Carole TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00 am 1:30pm 1:30-6:00 pm when Religious School is in session

3 Kesher A warm thank you to those congregants and community members who have contributed to the Capital Campaign in recent months: Michael Behrendt & Naomi Kornhauser Carol & Francis Birch**Michael Blackman & Molly Samson Lessa Brill & John Wallace**Sharon & Steve Brody Abraham Burtman Trust**Cathi Cherry-Liston**Ellen Cohn Shirley S. Cooper**Andrew & Patricia Diengott** Fidelity Charitable Gift**Margie & Bobby Fisher Forbes Charitable Foundation**Phil Ginsburg & Carolyn Anderson Warren Goldblatt & Pamela Schultze Goldblatt David & Davena Goldstein Ethlyne Golub**Larry & Ruth Gray**Jonathan & Lauren Harris Ann Isacoff***Martin & Carole Jaffe**Mike and Bev Kahn Razel & Keith Kallberg**Glenyce Kaplan and the Kaplan Families Rabbi Larry & Rhonda Karol**William & Sigrid Kram Carole Krassner**William & Kathryn Leffler** Shelley & Richard Levy**Jane Liemer **Alvin and Marilyn Mars**John McCooey Joshua Meyrowitz**Eric and Janice Miller**Rita Novak Florence Pastor, Peter Pastor & Family**Lois Poster Earl & Marilyn Prolman & Jonathan and Polly Flagg Rita and Stanley Robbins**Mark & Maria Rubinstein Scott & Lauren Saltman**Bruce and Linda Samuels Jodi & Stuart Scharff**Monroe and Edwina Scharff Jill & William Schoonmaker**Jeff and Stacey Segil Julie Serrano*Muriel & Julius Slutzky *Stacey Smith**Temple Israel Sisterhood**John & Erica Tauriello Colin Williams & Eve Edelstein-Williams Steve & Jeanne Wishengrad**Alan Wolff November Donation Cathi Cherry-Liston This list will be updated monthly thank you for your generosity and support! Mazal Tov to our community members celebrating happy occasions in December! Birthdays Michele Samuels (1), DeeDee Goldstein (4), Mort Cherim (7), Janice Miller (8), Brendon Kotlus (15), Kristin Adelman (19), Arthur Saunders (21), Nir Yosef (22), Marc Weinstein (24), Satchel Adelman (23), Andrew McDonald (24), Louisa Samuels (26), David Goldstein (29), Michael Kaplan (30) Will Ramsay (30), Zoe Adelman (31), Abigail Kaye (31) Anniversaries Shelley and Richard Levy (8) Page 3 Contributions Temple Israel encourages members to honor the memory of loved ones and to offer tribute to friends, relatives and community members through our various Temple funds. Temple Israel expresses its grateful appreciation for the following donations: General Fund Howard Dental thank you for our contribution of candy for U.S. troops overseas. Rabbis Discretionary Fund Rabbi Phil & Nancy Berkowitz Amir & Tammy Rosenthal Thank you for High Holiday worship Earl Prolman & Family Thank you for officiating at Gerty Flagg s Bat Mitzvah Ann Isacoff - In honor of grandson David Gelles marriage to Danna Grunwald Bobbi Lippemeier We send our thoughts and prayers for healing and wish a r fuah sh laymah to Patty Diengott and Marjorie Fisher following recent surgery. Mazal Tov to Nir and Lola Yosef on the birth of a daughter, Maya Grace Yosef, on November 20! Hospital Visits: Please keep us informed! Due to national privacy laws, hospitals are not allowed to call congregations to inform them that their members have been admitted as patients. If you know you are going to be in the hospital in advance, please call the Temple office. If you find yourself in the hospital unexpectedly, please tell a nurse that you would like to see the hospital chaplain, who can call the Temple to let us know that you are there. Rabbi Karol and your Temple Israel community would like to give you the care and support that will help you face your health challenges or concerns. Please consider marking special occasions and milestones along the path of life for you or members of your family by purchasing a leaf on the Tree of Life. The rocks can also celebrate such occasions or honor the memory of a loved one. For more information, call Tammy Fascetta in the Temple office.

4 Page 4 Decemb er, Second Annual Seacoast Shabbat This year at Temple Israel Portsmouth 200 State Street Friday, December 24, 2010 Dinner at 6:00 pm Service at 7:30 pm Led by Rabbi Barry Krieger and Rabbi Larry Karol NO SERVICE AT TI DOVER THAT NIGHT On December 31, the eve of a new year on the Secular/Gregorian Calendar, join us for a Wine (and other beverages) and Cheese Reception at 5:15 pm, followed by a brief Shabbat Service at 5:45-6:30 pm. PLEASE NOTE THIS EARLY TIME!!!!! Join us for our Temple Israel Learner s Minyan! A monthly informal Shabbat Morning Service Join us for prayer, song, discussion and community! Saturday, December 18 at 10:30 a.m. A Light Bagel Brunch will follow the service. We look forward to congregants participating in this opportunity to connect with our community and our heritage of learning! Join us on Friday, December 3 for our CHANUKAH FAMILY SHABBAT Tot Shabbat at 6:00 pm BRING YOUR CHANUKIAH TO LIGHT JUST BEFORE DINNER! A 6:30 pm Dairy/Vegetarian Potluck Dinner (please bring a dish that will serve 8-10 people) 7:20 pm service including December Birthday and Anniversary Blessings Our Fifth and Sixth-Seventh Grade Students will take part in the service Please bring non-perishable food items to add to our CHANUKIAH OF GIVING See you there! ***************** ALSO Join us for a candlelighting on the first and last nights of Chanukah (December 1 and 8) at 5:50 pm at the end of Religious School! Our Shabbat Service on Friday, December 10 at 7:30 pm will be coordinated by the Ritual Committee. Shabbat Service for Renewal of Spirit Friday, December 17 at 7:30 pm featuring our regular Shabbat prayers along with special music and readings on the themes of healing and wholeness join us and add your voice to this enriching worship experience!

5 Kesher Page 5 Join us to celebrate Chanukah on Sunday, December 5 at 10:30am-12:30 pm *Latke Extravaganza *Activities for all ages! *Play Dreidel *Please bring non-perishable food items to add to our CHANUKIAH OF GIVING *Chanukah Sing-along at 11:15 am All are welcome! Please respond to Temple at or by to Templeoffice@dovertemple.org

6 Page 6 Decemb er, Join us for Havdalah and Dessert (and more!) On Saturday, December 18 at 7:00 pm at the home of Craig and Ilese Stevens, 4 Razorbill Circle in Durham. Please bring a dessert to share AND Please respond to Temple ( or Templeoffice@dovertemple.org). Announcing the December meeting of the Eitz Chayim-Tree of Life Confirmation Program at Temple Israel Dover Open to post-bar/bat Mitzvah Students through High School Seniors! Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 6:05-7:00 pm Rabbi Karol will lead a discussion on Making Peace Please Rabbi Karol at LPKAROL@aol.com or call Temple at if you plan to join this opportunity for community and informal learning! Celebrate Chanukah at Home First Night of Chanukah Wednesday, December 1 From On the Doorposts of Your House, and Haneirot Halalu, Central Conference of American Rabbis The lights of Chanukah are a symbol of our joy. In time of darkness, our ancestors had the courage to struggle for freedom. Theirs was a victory of the weak over the strong, the few over the many. It was a victory for all ages and all peoples. The candles are placed in the Menorah from right to left, and kindled from left to right. Ba-ruch a-ta Adonai, Eh-lohei-nu meh-lech ha-o-lam a- sher ki-d'sha-nu b'mitz-vo-tav v'tzi-va-nu l'had-lik ner shel Chanukah. We praise You, Eternal God, Sovereign of the universe: You hallow us with Your Mitzvot, and command us to kindle the Chanukah lights. Ba-ruch a-ta Adonai, Eh-lohei-nu meh-lech ha-o-lam, sheha-sa ni-simla-a-vo-tei-nu ba-ya-mim ha-heim ba-z'man ha-zeh. We praise You, Eternal God, Sovereign of the universe: You showed wonders to our ancestors in days of old, at this season. On the first night only, add: Ba-ruch a-ta A-do-nai, E-lo-hei-nu me-lech ha-o-lam, she-hecheyanu, v'ki-y'manu, v'higi-anu la-z'man hazeh. We praise You, Eternal One, Sovereign God of the universe, for giving us life, for sustaining us, and for enabling us to reach this season. We kindle these lights in remembrance of the wondrous deliverance You inspired our ancestors to struggle for and to attain. During the eight days of Chanukah these lights are sacred; we are not to use them but only to gaze upon them, so that their glow may rouse us to give thanks for Your wondrous saving power. Rock of Ages/Maoz Tzur Rock of ages, let our song praise Your saving power; You, amid, the raging foes, were our sheltering tower. Furious, they assailed us, but Your arm availed us, and your Word broke their sword when our own strength failed us. Ma-oz tsur y-shu-a-ti l'cha na-ch l-sha-be,-ach - Ti-kon bayt te-fi-la-ti v'sham to-dah n'za-be-ach L'ayt ta-chin mat-bay-ach mi-tzar ham-na-bay- ach - Az eg-mor be-shir miz-mor cha-nu-kat ha-miz-be-ach.

7 Page 7 Decemb er, RESERVATION FORM FOR EVENING WITH COMIC HYPNOTIST FRANK SANTOS, JR. Name(s) Number attending Send your check ($25.00 per person), made out to Temple Israel, to Ilese Stevens, 4 Razorbill Circle, Durham, NH Tickets will be mailed upon receipt of your reservation

8 Kesher Page 8 Temple Israel Sisterhood Alerts Mark this date! Tuesday, December 21 st, :30 9:30 PM Temple Israel Sisterhood invites you to explore Chasidic texts with Rabbi Alvin Mars, Ph.D Dr. Alvin Mars is the former director of the Center of Jewish Education of North America. Dr. Mars received his Ph.D in education from Dropsie College, with minor concentrations in Comparative Religion and Hebrew Literature. He received Rabbinical ordination in We feel very happy that Dr. Mars and his family chose to be members at Temple Israel, Dover, and we look forward to this stimulating evening. The evening will include a pot luck dessert. All members, spouses and friends are invited. Please RSVP to Leslie Kirshman or to lesliekirshman@aol.com ****************************************************************** Tuesday, January 18, 7:30 PM Mark your calendar in green for this special date, January 18 th, 2011! It s prelude to Tu Bish vat. Temple Israel s Sisterhood has invited two indoor garden specialists from Wentworth Nursery to teach us the secret for growing beautiful, happy indoor plants. You may also want to bring some green stuff with you (that s cash) because there will also be plants and products available for purchase. More information will come later. Leslie Kirshman President Temple Israel Sisterhood Temple Israel doing Mitzvot in the Community Temple Israel Mitzvah Project Please bring food items that can be donated to the Dover Food Pantry at any time. We would like to continue our generosity to people in need throughout the year. Your help in this act of tzedakah (righteous giving) and g milut chasadim (practicing lovingkindness) is appreciated!!! The Dover SHARE Fund directly assists local residents with needs that cannot be satisfied through other helping agencies, providing them with shelter and support for utilities and medical care. Your support is appreciated! Dover Friendly Kitchen MORE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!! PLEASE JOIN THIS CONGREGATIONAL AND COMMUNAL EFFORT!!! Temple Members serve at the Dover Friendly Kitchen on the first Thursday of each month at St. Thomas Church Parish Hall on Locust Street. Our Temple effort needs people to help cook, serve and clean. We are there from 3:45 pm until around 6:15 pm. Volunteers do not need to come for the whole time. If anyone has questions, or could let me know if they plan to attend, I can be reached at abbwelch@yahoo.com or We welcome everyone's help! Thank you! Andra Welch, Coordinator These certificates are available from Hadassah for $5.00 each for the purpose of honoring someone or remembering a loved one or friend who has made an impact on your life. For more information, contact Donna Goldfarb at or donnadee82@comcast.net

9 Kesher Page 9 ART AUCTION-APRIL 16 Dear Congregants, We are well on our way to having a very successful Art Auction in April We have a wonderful cadre of auction chairpeople. They have dedicated themselves to making this a very profitable fundraiser for our Temple. But we need more. We need your help in other ways. We need to sell ads and we need to sell tickets. Without these two ingredients the auction fails. We need you to call us and tell us you will help. If you are not up to approaching people to sell the ads or tickets then let us know who they are and we will approach them. Another way you can help is on auction day. We will need cashiers, runners, setup and clean-up, parking attendants, etc. Please call Tammy at the Temple office ( ) and tell her you want to make the Art Auction a big success. Thank you in advance for your participation. Alan Goldfarb Chairman SAVE THE DATE Temple Israel of Dover invites you to join us for the ART AUCTION ( Saturday, April 16, 2011 Appetizers 6:00 PM Preview and Silent Auction 7:00 PM Live Auction Tickets $10.00 person Please make check payable to Temple Israel of Dover P.O. Box 254 Dover, NH Temple Israel Dover will host the Dover Community Commemoration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. sponsored by the Dover Area Religious Leaders Association and Dover Cooperative Ministries on Sunday, January 16 at 7:00 pm. Please join with us for prayers, readings, and songs that will foster a spirit of unity and hope!

10 Page 1 0 Decemb er, Bubeh Meisehs Lines from Student's Papers on the history of the world 1. In the Olympic Games, Greeks ran races, jumped, hurled the biscuits, and threw the java. 2. Socrates was a famous Greek teacher who died from an overdose of wedlock. 3. Eventually the Ramones conquered the Greeks. Nero was a cruel tyrant who tortured his poor subjects by playing the fiddle to them. 4, The Magna Carta provided that no free man should be hanged twice for the same offense. 5. Sir Francis Drake circumcised the world with a 100 foot clipper. 6. Miguel Cervantes wrote "Donkey Hote". 7. John Milton wrote "Paradise Lost". Then his wife died and he wrote "Paradise Regained". 8. Christopher Columbus was a great navigator who discovered America while cursing about the Atlantic. His ships were the Pinta, the Nina and the Santa Fe. 9. Benjamin Franklin died in 1790 and is still dead. 10. Louis Pasteur discovered a cure for Rabbis. Have you got a headache yet? Oy!! (From the files of Ann Isacoff) If you are unable to host the Oneg Shabbat on the night assigned to you, please find a substitute by trading with another family from the membership directory. If you change your assigned date, please notify Cathi Cherry-Liston at or (cathi_cherry@yahoo.com) or or call Susan Shepcaro at or sshepcaro@yahoo.com ONEG SHABBAT HOSTS FOR JANUARY 2010 THROUGH FEBRUARY 2011 January Family Service: Religious School Families (3rd-4th Grade) Pam and Steve Giguere Carole Krassner David and Mary Kaye 14 Carolyn Anderson and Phil Ginsburg DeeDee and David Goldstein 21 Patty and Andy Diengott Lisa and Marc Weinstein 28 Ilese and Craig Stevens Leslie and Sam Kirshman February Family Service (2nd Grade) Glicka and Maschia Kaplan 11 Stephen Lichtenstein and Karen Jacoby Mitchell Shuldman and Diane Schaefer 18 Lessa Brill and John Wallace Donna and Alan Goldfarb 25 Bill and Jill Schoonmaker Sharon and Steve Brody

11 Kesher Page 1 1 December 2010 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Religious School 4:00-6:00 pm 1st Night of Chanukah Candlelighting 5:50 pm 2 3 CHANUKAH Family Shabbat Tot Shabbat 6pm Dinner 6:30pm Family Service 5th & 6th-7th Graders participating 7:20 pm 4 5 Latke Extravaganza & Chanukah Gathering 10:30am- 12:30 pm Religious School 4:00-6:00 pm Last Night of Chanukah Candlelighting 5:50 pm Board Mtg 7pm Religious School 4:00-6:00 pm Confirmation 6:05-7:00 pm Board Mtg 7pm Shabbat Service 7:30 pm coordinated by the Ritual Committee Shabbat Service for Renewal of Spirit 7:30 pm Learner s Minyan 10:30 am Havdalah & Dessert 7pm Stevens home Sisterhood Program Alvin Mars on Chassidic texts 7:30-9:30 pm NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TI serves at Dover Friendly Kitchen Seacoast Shabbat At TI Portsmouth Dinner 6pm Service 7:30 pm NO SERVICE AT TI DOVER NO RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Wine and Cheese 5:15 pm Shabbat Service 5:45-6:30 pm NOTE EARLY TIME! Temple Israel of Dover has entered the world of FACEBOOK! Please join our group, Friends of Temple Israel of Dover NH, established by Marc Hiller. This gives us one more way to learn about Temple events in cyberspace (along with our real space gatherings)!

12 Page 1 2 December, 2010 Temple Israel of Dover P. O. Box 254 Dover, N. H Temple Israel is a growing Reform Jewish congregation that welcomes all who wish to participate in Jewish worship, study, and fellowship. Our mission is to serve as a center for a Jewish experience of tradition and prayer, a lifelong Jewish education, individual and communal acts of caring, and connection to Israel and the wider Jewish world. Temple Israel is a proud member of the Union for Reform Judaism, one of more than 800 congregations in the Reform synagogue movement. President: Carole Krassner c.krassner@comcast.net Rabbi Larry Karol lpkarol@aol.com rabbilarry@dovertemple.org Administrative Assistant: Tammy Fascetta TempleOffice@dovertemple.org Chanukah candlelighting- First and Last nights of Chanukah at end of Religious School Dec. 1 and Dec. 8 Chanukah Family Shabbat December 3 Tot Shabbat 6pm, Chanukiah lighting (bring your own!!!) and dinner 6:30 pm, Service 7:20 pm Latke Extravaganza and Chanukah gathering Sun. Dec. 5 10:30 am Shabbat Service for Renewal of Spirit 7:30 pm on Dec. 17 Learners Minyan-Dec :30am Havdal ah/dessert at Stevens s home, Dec. 18, 7pm Please bring a dessert to share Sisterhood Program Alvin Mars on Chassidic Texts Dec. 21 7:30 pm Friday Dec. 24 Seacoast Shabbat at Temple Israel Portsmouth dinner at 6pm, service led by Rabbis Krieger and Karol at 7:30 pm Friday Dec. 31 5:15 pm Wine and Cheese followed by service at 5:45 pm NOTE EARLY TIMES!!!! D E C E M B E R Y A H R Z E I T S Week of December 4: Davida Gelfman (28), Deborah Most (29), Rita Peters (1), James Green (2), Jacob H. Cohen (2), Rose Cohen (2), Robert Goren (3), Arnold J. Ashline (3) Rabbi Aaron Ilson (4) Week of December 11: Catherine Most (5), Milton Brody (5), Eva Gordon Baer (8), Minnie Cooper (8), Bernard Fine ( 9), Ralph Noveletsky (9), Floretta Osman (11) Week of December 18: Gloria Rosegarten Adler (12), Sayde Harris (13), Charlotte Brody (15), Samuel N. Cook (15), Adolph Jacob Baer (16), Beatrice Book (16), Abraham Issokson (16), Louis J. Magerer (16), Bernard Luloff (17), Benjamin Radner (17) Week of December 25: Herman Cherim (19), Isadore Osman (20), Roman A. Rubinstein (20), Daniel Fisher (20), Warren H. Overstreet (23), Gloria Adelman (24), Eugene Kleinhandl (24), Antoine Walker (24) Week of January 1: Arnold S. Katz (27), Suzan Irene Horn (27), Matthew Krassner (28), Allen Sibley (29), Hyman Katz (29), Harold Dinaburg (29), Sheila Kaplan (29), Arthur Housman (30), Philip Singer (30), Pauline Cohen (31), Leon Brill (31), Louis Stocklan (31),Libby Ginsberg (31), Garret Aviles (1), Beatrice Saltman Dulberg (1), Ruth Talisman (1) NOTE: Yahrzeits are listed according to the Hebrew date, so the English date will vary from year to year. Kaddish may be recited on the Shabbat following the date of remembrance. Traditionally names of the immediate family are added. It is appropriate to make a donation when adding a name to the Yahrzeit list and at the Yahrzeit date each year. For information or to add a name please call Temple at Memorial Wall Members may add names of loved ones or reserve spaces on the new memorial wall with a minimum contribution of $300. Please contact Tammy in the Temple office for more information.