NAMES OF THOSE WHOSE LIVES WERE TAKEN. Irving Younger, 69; Melvin Wax, 88; Daniel Stein, 71; Bernice and Sylvan Simon, 84 & 86; David

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1 Rabbi: David Finkelstein Cantor: Ellen Band President: Mark Frydenberg Vice President: Dina Baker Secretary: Susan Baron Treasurer: George Isaac Membership Secretary: Ramila Maystrovsky Office Manager: Andrea Baron Temple Beth Israel 25 Harvard Street Waltham, MA Inside this Issue: Rabbi s Corner Mark s Remarks Children s Services Friday Night Dinner 1-3 1, Calendars 8-9 Programs Donations Study Groups and Singing Circle 14 Yahrzeits 15 N o v e m b e r Rabbi s Corner: Sunday Evening Memorial and Solidarity Service for the Squirrel Hill Jewish Community By: Rabbi David Finkelstein Temple Talk NAMES OF THOSE WHOSE LIVES WERE TAKEN SPEAKERS Mark s Remarks: Rededicating Our Sanctuary By: Mark Frydenberg V o l u m e 4 4 I s s u e 1 Irving Younger, 69; Melvin Wax, 88; Daniel Stein, 71; Bernice and Sylvan Simon, 84 & 86; David Rosenthal, 54; Cecil Rosenthal, 59; Jerry Rabinowitz, 66; Rose Mallinger, 97; Richard Gottfried, 65; Joyce Fienberg, 75 Mayor Jeannette McCarthy - expressed her own support for Temple Beth Israel as well as the support of the Waltham City Council over which she presides. (City Councilors Carlos Vidal, Bill Fowler, and John McLaughlin were present, as well as State Senator Mike Barrett - other city and state officials may have been (Continued on page 2) Chanukah celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabees. Temple Beth Israel will be hosting three events during the week of Chanukah to celebrate the rededication of our sanctuary and community space, which were renovated last summer. On Sunday, December 2 at 1 pm, Hankus Netsky and his Hebrew National Salvage band will perform a concert in the sanctuary: Yiddish Music is Alive: A Musical Tribute to Ben Gailing at 120. See the flyer elsewhere in this bulletin. Also mark your calendar for a special evening with storytelling after our Shabbat dinner on December 7 th. Services will begin at 6:30 pm. More information to follow. On Shabbat morning, December 8, our Kiddush lunch is in honor of everyone who helped with the sanctuary renovations, whether moving furniture, providing suggestions, opinions, or advice, or making a financial contribution. I hope you find yourself included somewhere in this list. (If not, it's still not too late to contribute to the sanctuary renovation fund!) Please join us for these special events as we celebrate and rededicate our sanctuary at Temple Beth Israel.

2 N o v e m b e r P a g e 2 Sunday Evening Memorial and Solidarity Service for the Squirrel Hill Jewish Community By: Rabbi David Finkelstein (Continued from page 1) present and escaped my notice) Rev. Robin Olsen, Spiritual Life Director at Bentley University - spoke about the Holocaust survivor who taught her Hebrew when she worked on a kibbutz; the value of love (attended with Rabbi Jeff Foust and several Bentley students) Padre Angel Marrero, lead priest of Santuario Luterano, Waltham s progressive Spanish-speaking Lutheran church - spoke about the responsibility of Christian communities to advocate for and partner with Jewish communities in light of the history of anti-semitism baked into the bones of Christianity (attended with several parishioners from his church) Also in attendance were Rev. Rebecca Sheble-Hall of First Parish Waltham and Chaplains on the Way, Rev. Rebecca Black of Christ Church Episcopal Waltham, Pastor Tom Maehl of First Lutheran Waltham, Father DiPerri of Our Lady Comforter of the Afflicted PRAYERS and READINGS El Malei Rachamim (prayer for the uplift of those who have passed on) 23rd Psalm Mourner s Kaddish Mi Shebeirakh for the Wounded Prayer of Gratitude for the Selfless Work of Police and Rescue Workers Tree of Life by Rick Lupert (a poem) Etz Chayyim Hee / It is a Tree of Life God Bless America (Continued on page 3)

3 P a g e 3 Sunday Evening Memorial and Solidarity Service for the Squirrel Hill Jewish Community By: Rabbi David Finkelstein (Continued from page 2) A WORD from RABBI DAVID Rather than repeat what I said on Sunday evening, which was addressed to our entire extended Waltham community - I want to speak directly to the inner circle, to the Temple Beth Israel family. My dear beloved community, Although most of us are neither primary nor secondary mourners of the unspeakable mortal violence in Squirrel Hill, nevertheless we are hurting, sad, and afraid. Jews worldwide are hurting. Please don t hesitate to be in touch with me just to talk. You don t need a better reason. The best way to reach me is to call my cell phone at In the past, I ve sometimes let calls go to voic , but I will suspend that practice indefinitely while we grieve this traumatic loss. By staying connected we will be refreshed and our strength renewed. The Jews who were killed last Shabbat morning were the precious, dedicated, inspiring community members who show up at the beginning of the service. These dear people arrive early because they want to make sure that others can say kaddish to remember their loved ones. They make prayers happen. They are the unsung pillars of the community. They awaken compassion and affection in all of us. They were also the elders of the community, ranging in age from 54 to 97. This loss really hurts. Although the killer seems to have been driven by racial hatred and paranoia, the killer s identification of HIAS as a force for settling refugees in this country is correct. I hope you will join me in donating to HIAS at this time - some of you have already done so - in order to support the great work they do and have done for the Jewish people and for the world s refugees. Do not be afraid. I know you are afraid. So am I. Do not be afraid. Hashem is with us. And we are with each other. We need each other, and we need the deep wisdom and balm of Torah more than ever. Let s sing together, pray together, learn Torah together, and connect. Am Yisrael Chai. Be strong and of good courage. Think of some ways you can honor the lives lost in Pittsburgh and get busy honoring them. Come to a service. Arrive earlier than you usually do. Put on tefillin. Ask for an aliyah. Show other Jews they are not alone. There is strength in numbers. The leadership of Temple Beth Israel is engaged in a conversation about security moving forward. In the meantime, remember that your Jewishness is precious and beautiful. To me, to you, and to God. May the memory of our dear departed brothers and sisters from Pittsburgh be for a blessing. As for those who hate, we shall outlive them. Yours in grief and resolve, Rabbi David

4 P a g e 4 Mark s Remarks - An Evening of Healing and Solidarity By: Mark Frydenberg I first saw the news of the tragic mass-murder at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh on Saturday, October 27 th, on Facebook early that afternoon. My cousin, who lives a few miles from that synagogue in Squirrel Hill, marked himself safe, as the details began to unfold. Late that afternoon and early into the evening, my phone began to ring. What can we do as a community in Waltham to hold each other as the Jewish community around the world mourns the loss of the 11 victims of this act inspired by anti-semitism? The s and text messages announcing other area observances started to arrive. "We are gathering tonight in grief and in outrage," read one of them, notifying recipients of vigils in Workmen's Circle, and another in Acton on Saturday night. Another congregant asked: Can we gather in Waltham to show our support for Pittsburgh? I forwarded the inquiry to our Vice President Dina Baker who immediately replied, "Yes." "We should." "Asap." She said, "We are the synagogue in Waltham. We can host it." That was 6:20 pm. By 10 pm, Dina, Rabbi David, and I were able to connect on the phone, and we agreed we would host an event at Temple Beth Israel. Dina compiled a list of churches in Waltham. Rabbi David reached out to his colleagues from the local clergy association. I reached out to the Bentley University community and posted information about the event on the synagogue's web page and Facebook page. In the morning, Mayor McCarthy agreed to attend and speak; Rev. Robin Olson, the Director of Spiritual Life at Bentley University told me she and Rabbi Foust were attending with a group of students; we invited her to speak as well. And Rabbi David invited his friend Padre Angel Marrero also to share remarks and prayer. Our community friends, Padre Angel, Senator Mike Barrett and Bentley Spiritual Life, Waltham News Tribune, and Discover Waltham shared their voices of support on Twitter. The power of social media, the need to support those who are shaken, and the opportunity to gather in community brought Waltham together at Temple Beth Israel. Over 150 guests including Mayor McCarthy, city councilors, city clergy, and Sen. Mike Barrett joined in solidarity, to raise each other up, to denounce anti-semitism, and to bring hope and healing. Mayor McCarthy shared greetings from the City of Waltham, w h i c h (Continued on page 5)

5 N o v e m b e r P a g e 5 More Mark s Remarks - An Evening of Healing and Solidarity By: Mark Frydenberg (Continued from page 4) she described as having strong ties with the Jewish community, and people of all faiths and traditions. She offered hopes for civility in government. Reverend Robin Olson from Bentley University reminded us that love will triumph, and that we are agents of peace and can influence those around us. Referencing the Tree of Life synagogue, she quoted from Jeremiah 17, Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. They will not fear; they will flourish and not be shaken." Padre Angel Marrero of the Santuario Lutherano congregation addressed those gathered to offer an expression of solidarity of his faith community with ours. He closed his remarks with a blessing that our actions and our choices build a world where Jews and all people are safe and can live in peace. Rabbi David Finkelstein invited us to cry with him for the lives lost. He praised everyone for coming together, saying, "If we don't stand in support of each other, then no one will stand for us." Quoting our sage Hillel, "If I am not for myself, who will be for me? And If I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?" Thanks to Dina Baker for organizing this event so quickly, to Linda Ungerleider for helping with refreshments, to Andrea Baron, Susan Baron, Brad Baker, Phyllis Werlin, Mila Maystrovsky, Amy Rothman, and Zach Roe, for setting up additional chairs and greeting people. Together we shared an evening where we could reach out, be together, and support each other, be reminded that love and justice and kindness will triumph in the face of tragedy. For information on how you can assist the families of the victims and to assist with rebuilding the Tree of Life Synagogue, please visit

6 N o v e m b e r P a g e 6 Who s Who at Temple Beth Israel Clergy: Rabbi: Cantor: David Finkelstein Ellen Band Children s Services Join us on November 17 and December 8 for Children s Services Led by Aki Yonekawa, our monthly children's service includes singing, storytelling and movement and provides an opportunity to meet other families in the greater Waltham area. Children join the main service for Adon Olam, and the congregation then enjoys kiddush, challah and a light lunch. The program is geared for children ages 2-7 but all ages are welcome. TBI services and events are open to the community and membership is not required to participate. Temple Beth Israel provides babysitting every Shabbat from We have a large, carpeted playroom downstairs with a variety of books, toys and games and sufficient space for both quiet and active play. Children are also joyfully welcome in the main service and often move between the playroom and services. Officers: President: Mark Frydenberg Vice-President: Dina Baker Treasurer: George Isaac Membership: Ramila Maystrovsky Secretary: Susan G. Baron Chairs of Standing Committees: Cemetery Jim Baron Chesed / Caring: Susan Holbert Development: Howard Trachtman Finance: George Isaac House: Merrill Griff / Catherine Cantrell Membership: Ramila Maystrovsky Program: Yaron Shragai Ritual / Religious: Phyllis Werlin Sisterhood: Nessie Baron Contacts for Special Interests: Inclusion: Howard Trachtman Social Justice: Dina Baker / Linda Ungerleider Brotherhood: Paul Smith Office Manager: Andrea Baron For more information about children's programming, please contact the TBI office at (781)

7 N o v e m b e r P a g e 7 Shabbat Service and Dinner, Fridays November 16th and December 7th November 16: Stuffed Shells, Salad and Vegetables, Desserts December 7: Chicken Dinner with Latkes, Vegetables and Desserts Future Shabbat Evening Services with Dinner: Services begin at 6:30 pm. Dinner begins after services, around 7:30 pm. Vegetarian/vegan option available on request. December 7 January 18 Please let us know if you have any other dietary requirements when you sign up by contacting the Temple office. $18 per adult, $40 per family if paid by the Weds. before the dinner. $21 per adult, $45 per family for later reservations First Friday of the Month : Shabbat Services (no dinner) Register online at or contact the Temple office to sign up. Join us on November 2nd at 6:30pm for our Friday Night Service Only service. These services are short and sweet and are not followed by a dinner. Come and share a melody or learn a few new ones. Future Dates: December 21, January 4, February 1, March 1 The Membership Committee Needs Your Help We are looking for current Temple members to start the conversation on how to increase our Temple membership numbers. Join me on Thursday, November 8th at 6pm for a gourmet dinner and drinks at my home at 101 Kings Grant Road, Weston. Please come prepared with your ideas to share with the rest of the group. RSVP by November 1 to Ramila Maystrovsky at or ramilamay@gmail.com I look forward to hearing your suggestions. Ramila Maystrovsky, Membership Chairperson TBI Library Update by Marilyn Racette This October, Temple member Noah Beit- Aharon published the third book in his epic fantasy series. Noah s literary influences for the Godserfs trilogy, published under the pen name N.S. Dolkart, include the Tanakh, as well as the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons. The first book, Silent Hall, assembles a diverse group of characters, refugees from their island home, which was destroyed by an angry god. Their adventures continue in Among the Fallen, and conclude in A Breach in the Heavens. Click here to read more about Noah s inspiration for his series in his guest blog for the Jewish Book Council. Noah s books are available in the temple library if you would like to borrow them.

8 CALENDAR November 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 5:18 pm Candle lighting 6:30 pm Friday Night Service (no dinner) 3 Kiddush Sponsored by Catherine Cantrell and Genevieve Fosa Parashat Chayei Sara 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 6:17 pm Havdalah (42 min) 4 Daylight Saving Time ends Sigd 7:00 pm Talmud Study Group 7:30 pm Program Committee 8 Rosh Chodesh Kislev 9 Rosh Chodesh Kislev 4:10 pm Candle lighting 10 Shabbat Sponsored by Howard Trachtman Parashat Toldot 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 1:30 pm Hashmi'ini Jewish Singing Circle 5:09 pm Havdalah (42 min) 11 Veterans Day 12 Veterans Day observed 7:15 pm TBI Board Meeting :00 am Torah Study Group 6:30 pm Destigmatizing Mental Health Panel :03 pm Candle lighting 6:30 pm Friday Night Service and Dinner 17 Parashat Vayetzei 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 11:00 am Kids Shabbat 5:02 pm Havdalah (42 min) Thanksgiving Day 8:00 am Morning Minyan 23 Black Friday 3:58 pm Candle lighting 24 Parashat Vayishlach 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 4:58 pm Havdalah (42 min) :55 pm Candle lighting

9 CALENDAR December 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Parashat Vayeshev 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 4:55 pm Havdalah (42 min) 2 1:00 pm Hankus concert 4:54 pm Chanukah: 1 Candle 9 Rosh Chodesh Tevet 4:54 pm Chanukah: 8 Candles 3 4:54 pm Chanukah: 2 Candles 10 Chanukah: 8th Day 4 4:54 pm Chanukah: 3 Candles 4:54 pm Chanukah: 4 Candles :00 am Torah Study Group 7:15 pm TBI Board Meeting 6 4:54 pm Chanukah: 5 Candles 13 TBI Board Meeting 7 3:54 pm Candle lighting 3:54 pm Chanukah: 6 Candles 6:30 pm Friday Night Service and Dinner (tentative) 14 3:54 pm Candle lighting 8 Kiddush sponsored And catered by Sylvia Hobbs Kiddush in honor of Vadim Maystrovsky's Birthday Kiddush in honor of Everyone Who helped with the Renovation Parashat Miketz Rosh Chodesh Tevet 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 11:00 am Kids Shabbat 4:54 pm Chanukah: 7 Candles 15 Parashat Vayigash 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 1:30 pm Hashmi'ini Jewish Singing Circle 4:55 pm Havdalah (42 min) Asara B'Tevet :00 pm Talmud Study Group 21 3:57 pm Candle lighting 6:30 pm Friday Night Service (no dinner) 22 Parashat Vayechi 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 4:58 pm Havdalah (42 min) Christmas Eve 25 Chinese food/movie Christmas Day :02 pm Candle lighting 29 Parashat Shemot 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 5:02 pm Havdalah (42 min) New Year's Eve 1 New Year's Day :08pm Candle lighting 6:30 pm Friday Night Service (no dinner) 5 Parashat Vaera 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Services 5:09 pm Havdalah (42 min)

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12 N o v e m b e r P a g e 1 2 Donations Paul Smith, in honor of Libi Barechet Meirowitz. Jim, Andrea and Michaela Baron, in honor of Libi Barechet Meirowitz. Audrey, Steven, Joshua and Jared Kennen, in honor of Libi Bareket Meirowitz. Jill Carni, in memory of her father, Lawrence Carni. Audrey, Steven, Joshua and Jared Kennen, in memory of Herbert Baron, Joseph Tuchfeld, Ida Pedell, Louis Baron, Sophie Tuchfeld, and Madeline Kaplan. Shabbat Kiddush Sponsors November 3 - Catherine Cantrell and Genevieve Fosa November 10 - Howard Trachtman December 8 - in honor of Vadim Maystrovsky s Birthday, in honor of everyone that helped with our renovation, catered by Sylvia Hobbs Sam and Amalia Blumberg Robert and Bonnie Braitman Lora Brody Hadassah Mutono Zach Roe Daniel Roseman and Kelly Hou Charles Stoloff Here is a link to online coverage of our service from Sunday night. The article will be included in this week's print edition of the Waltham News Tribune on Thursday November 1. Dina Baker provided Kelly with a little information, Mark Frydenberg provided photos, and Kelly interviewed Rabbi David. Thanks to those who read Torah, Haftarah, or gave a D'var Torah Rabbi David Finkelstein Rabbi Sara Meirowitz Phyllis Werlin Merrill Griff Caroline Nudelman Celia Schneider Mark Frydenberg Yaron Shragai Noah Beit Aharon Please contact readtorah@tbiwaltham.org to volunteer to read from the Torah or chant a Haftarah, or contact susan@theindexpros.com if you would like to give a d'var torah in the coming months.

13 Brad and Dina Baker Cantor Ellen Band Jim, Andrea and Michaela Baron Nessie Baron Susan Baron Jeff Bernstein Mark and Fern Brandstein Laurel Ann Brody Ed Brown Catherine Cantrell Steven Chilton Chester Conrad and Marjorie Gann Alan Corman Erika Cohen Yann Danilovich Lillian Etkind Ellen Feinsand Marla Feldman David Freedman Mark Frydenberg Jaime Guarnaccia Stanley and Janice Goldstein Natalya Gomelskaya Merrill and Carol Griff Robert Gross and Edie Rosenberg Ellie Handel George and Judith Isaac Joel Israel David Kaufman Ed Kaufman Esther Keaney Thelma Kennen High Holiday Donations Steven, Audrey, Joshua and Jared Kennen Martin and Rhoda Koocher Diana Korzenik Jordan Kreidberg Alan Levine Jonathan Lurie and Debra Darling Arthur and Margie Marion Stephanie Maron Carol Master Vadim and Mila Maystrovsky Hankus Netsky Ben and Caroline Nudelman Marilyn Racette Sharon Rozines Amy Rothman Jonathan and Cookie Schiff Angela Shpolberg Yaron Shragai and Felisa Weiss Arnold and Polly Slavet Stephanie Stern Charles Stoloff Hannah Snyder Martin and Joan Taubman Bruce Trager Linda Ungerleider Joel Weiner Melvin Welinsky Phyllis Werlin Phyllis Wilner Thank you for your contributions to support our sanctuary improvements. We could not have done it without you. Susan Alper and Bill Alper Brad and Dina Baker Jim, Andrea and Michaela Baron Nessie Baron Laurel Ann Brody Ed Brown Jill Carni Miriam Chernoff Steve Chilton Alan Corman Mark Frydenberg Julie and Chad Gagnon Merrill and Carol Griff Robert Gross and Edie Rosenberg Suzanne Hamby Ellie Handel George and Judith Isaac Theodore Israel Diana Korzenik Alan Levine Irving Malick Vadim and Mila Maystrovsky Janet Moses Hadassah Mutono Caroline and Ben Nudelman Orrin Potash Marilyn Racette Paul Romanes Jonathan and Cookie Schiff TBI Sisterhood Yaron Shragai and Felice Weiss Arnold and Polly Slavet Hannah Snyder Martin and Joan Taubman Howard Trachtman Bruce Trager Linda Ungerleider Alan Zinn GOAL - $50,000 As of November 1 $35,500 As of August 1 $10,000 It is never too late to donate. You can send in your donations to the Temple Office or contribute online at or by clicking Paypal or GoFundMe. P a g e 1 3

14 Study Groups and Singing Circle Join Us Torah Study Group: Midrash on The Garden of Eden Wednesday mornings, 11:00am-12:30pm 12:30pm at Temple Beth Israel November 14, December 12, & January 16 With the help of Wilfred Shuchat s book, The Garden of Eden & the Struggle to Be Human According to the Midrash Rabbah, we will explore and investigate the Biblical text, practice our own rabbinic close reading skills, and explore rabbinic homilies on chapter 2 of the Book of Genesis (Bereishit). All are welcome, Jew and non-jew, veterans of midrash and beginners alike. Talmud Study Group: The Most Significant Talmudic Discussions Wednesday evenings, 7:00-8:30pm at Temple Beth Israel November 7, December 19, January 9 Beginning in Fall 2008, Professor Jon A. Levisohn of Brandeis University collected 25 responses to the question, What are the Talmudic sugyot (topics or discussions) that every Jew ought to know, the most famous or significant Talmudic discussions? The sugyot were chosen for their theological and ideological significance, their contemporary practical significance, or their centrality in discussions among commentators. Or in some cases, perhaps their idiosyncrasy. In this longterm learning project, I hope to learn every one of the 67 sugyot in the list. Let s take the journey together. We ll learn slowly and deliberately, taking one discussion at a time. There s no rush. All texts will be provided in the original language (Hebrew and/or Aramaic) and in English translation. All are welcome. No prior familiarity with Talmud required. Hashmi ini Jewish Singing Circle Shabbat afternoons, 1:30-2:30pm at Temple Beth Israel November 10, December 15, January 12 Hashmi ini means let me hear from the verse in Song of Songs, Hashmi ini et qolekh, let me hear your voice. Inspired by Joey Weisenberg's book Building Singing Communities, this group offers an hour of singing wordless tunes while sitting in a circle. In each session, we learn to sing and then explore one song or niggun (wordless Jewish melody), singing it approximately ten times and in as many different ways. All are welcome: seasoned musicians, musicophobes who were scarred long ago by snooty music teachers, and everyone in between. The Singing Circle emphasizes learning, participation, and musical community over the right notes. Meetings will occur on the Shabbat afternoons listed above.

15 November Yahrzeits Bernard Resh Cheshvan 25 3-Nov Lester Goldberg Cheshvan 25 3-Nov Madeline P. Kaplan Cheshvan 26 4-Nov Joseph Tuchfeld Cheshvan 26 4-Nov Benjamin Wolk Cheshvan 28 6-Nov Max Katz Cheshvan 28 6-Nov Herbert Baron Cheshvan 29 7-Nov Chaim Taubman Cheshvan 30 8-Nov Mildred Chorney Kislev 01 9-Nov Sarah Wiesman Kislev 01 9-Nov David Kniznick Kislev 01 9-Nov Julius Weiner Kislev Nov Bella Kane Kislev Nov Jacob Nottenburg Kislev Nov Eva Baron Kislev Nov Bessie Griff Kislev Nov Betty Taubman Kislev Nov Morris Goodman Kislev Nov Mildred Perlmuter Kislev Nov John F. Kennedy Kislev Nov Samuel Orovitz Kislev Nov Ethel Fichtelberg Kislev Nov Nathan Weiner Kislev Nov Abraham Shecktman Kislev Nov Margret Fassberg Kislev Nov Helen Norman Kislev Nov Arnie Kaufman Kislev Nov Jenny Weizenberg Kislev Nov Milton Portnov Kislev Nov Sylvia Moldoff Kislev Nov Eileen Moses Kislev Nov Blanche Weinstein Kislev Nov Abraham Werblin Kislev Nov Max Canter Kislev Nov Edward Rosenburg Kislev Nov Miriam Goldman Kislev Nov Alexander Abraham Kislev Nov Blanche Kaufman Kislev Nov Donald Marc Merowitz Kislev Nov Barney Geller Kislev Nov Joseph Finstein Kislev Nov Simon Greenberg Kislev Nov Henry Milesky Kislev Nov Mollie Fine Kislev Nov Rose Bloom Kislev Nov Becky Mankowich Kislev Nov Louis Gould Kislev Nov Bernice Mayrent Kislev Nov Benjamin Caplan Kislev Nov Jacob Mankowich Kislev Nov Rose Grater Kislev Nov Bella Weiner Kislev Nov Abraham Ginsburg Kislev Nov Mary Rosenfeld Kislev Nov Meyer Rosenfeld Kislev Nov Lipman Simmons Kislev Nov Elaine Kaplan Kislev Nov Sadye Leyton Kislev Nov Lana Blackstone Kislev Nov Jennie Fine Kislev Nov Sadie Kaitz Kislev Nov Jack Marcou Kislev Nov Morris Bootin Kislev Nov Paul Meyerovitz Kislev Nov Tillie Klayman Kislev Nov Samuel Blackstone Kislev Nov Shiphrah Goldberg Kislev Nov Eva Rebecca Tauber Kislev Nov Sarah Harris Kislev Nov Philip Leavy Kislev Nov Edward Rubin Kislev Nov Ida Canter Kislev Nov If you would like to add a name to our yahrzeit list or purchase a plaque for the Memorial Wall, please contact the temple office by phone or office@tbiwaltham.org.

16 N o v e m b e r Temple Beth Israel 25 Harvard Street Waltham, MA office@tbiwaltham.org Website: Facebook: facebook.com/tbiwaltham Help us save on postage! Pick up your copy of Temple Talk at the synagogue or view it online at General Fund Sanctuary Renovations High Holiday Donation Rabbi s Discretionary Fund Goldstein Prayerbook Fund Morris Hollender Torah Fund Children s Services and Programming Other, please specify: It is never too late to Donate! Temple Beth Israel Donation Form For your convenience, please use this form to make your donations and send to: Temple Beth Israel, 25 Harvard Street, Waltham, MA I have chosen the fund indicated at the left: (Please use a separate form for each fund. Minimum donation: $10) Attached is my check in the amount of: $ This donation is being made: In Honor Of In Memory Of Other This donation is made by: Name: Address: City/State/Zip Please send acknowledgement to: Name: Address: City/State/Zip