Temple Social Justice Team Presents. Walk the Talk on Immigration: A Conversation on Real Steps to Keep Nashville a Welcoming City.

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1 The Temple view Congregation Ohabai Sholom March 2018 ~ ~ Volume 92: Issue 4 Steve Krause Steve is the son of Rabbi P. Allen Krause & co-editor of To Stand Aside or Stand Alone March 10 th at 9:30 am Southern Reform Rabbis of the Sixties: The Courageous Leaders for Civil Rights March 11 th at 9:30 am From the Mouth of Nashville s Pistol-Packing Rabbi : Notes from a 1966 Interview with The Temple s Rabbi William Silverman In 1966, a young rabbinical student named P. Allen Krause conducted interviews with twelve Reform rabbis from southern congregations concerning their thoughts, principles, and activities as they related to the civil rights movement. The interviewees were promised an embargo of 25 years before the interviews would be released to the public. The rabbis were extremely candid about their opinions on and their own involvement with what was still an incendiary subject. Temple Social Justice Team Presents Walk the Talk on Immigration: A Conversation on Real Steps to Keep Nashville a Welcoming City Leah Hashinger TIRRC Community Relations Manager Mary-Kathryn Harcombe Public Defender March 20 th at 7:00pm Moderated by: Demetria Kalodimos Panel to include: Kasar Abdulla Refugee Rights Advocate Wade Munday Executive Director for Our Neighbors March ~ page 1

2 The Temple 5015 Harding Pike Nashville, TN Phone: Fax: Executive Staff Mark Schiftan Senior Rabbi... ext. 224 Shana Goldstein Mackler Rabbi... ext. 221 Rabbi Michael Shulman, RJE Director of Education & Next Generation Programs... ext. 233 David Davis...Rabbi Laureate Tracy Fishbein Cantor... ext. 226 Bernard Gutcheon Cantor Emeritus... ext. 234 Tammye Crump Finance Manager & Director of Operations...ext. 230 Corye Nelson Preschool Director... ext. 231 Erin Zagnoev Director of Membership & Development... ext. 299 Office Staff Mitzie Russell Executive Assistant to the Clergy & Office Manager... ext. 292 Mark Shepard Facility Manager... ext. 235 Marjorie Zager Senior Services Coordinator... ext. 237 Officers Martin Sir...President Joyce Friedman...Vice Pres./Treasurer Jimmy Marks...Secretary page 2 ~ March On the Loss of a Parent I write these words to all of you on an early morning in California, having travelled here last night, to escort my mother to her final resting place, right next to her mother, in accordance with her wishes. We had returned from Spain, just days before, leaving our Temple trip early upon learning of a severe downturn in her health. With just hours to spare, we were fortunate enough to be able to make it back in time to Rabbi Schiftan spend the final hours of her life at my mother s bedside at Alive Hospice, surrounding her in a family circle of love. As so many of you know, the loss of a loved one is never easy. Somehow the loss of a parent particularly one s remaining parent, immediately changes the frame of the family s life, one generation no longer defining the stability and comfort and certainty it once afforded the next generation. Overnight, they we now take on that role. We have travelled out west to mourn, to honor, to affirm and to remember a life so well lived with loving and giving. I have come to mourn for once, not as Rabbi, but rather for once as an ordinary member of a blessed family, as a devoted son. Thank you for permitting me this time, to be nothing more, and nothing less, than the grieving child of a magnificent mother. My mother Edith was a remarkable and extraordinary soul: A Holocaust survivor and refugee, who considered herself, nonetheless, the beneficiary of a wonderful life. Facing the uncertainties and traumas of wartime Europe, she and my father built a new life in America. Together, they worked hard to build and achieve the American dream. She was an incredible optimistic and buoyant soul. She treated each new day as a true blessing, she lived with a constant attitude of gratitude, she gave of herself tirelessly for the benefit of others, with a special sensitivity and sympathy and tenderness towards those in need. She loved her faith, her people and her community. She treasured her friends but most of all her family. She lived her life to give her children her son and daughter-in-law, and her grandchildren a better life...and she did. Rabbi Naomi Levy shares this prayer for the loss of a parent. I share it with you. I find it to be soothing, calming and peaceful. To those of you who have lost a parent, I hope its words provide that same measure of comfort...to you. I miss you. You gave me my life. You were my protector, my teacher, my moral compass, my comfort. I feel so alone without you. No one worries about me the way you did. No one loves me the way you did. Please forgive me for the times I caused you pain and for the times I took you for granted. I can t begin to fathom all the sacrifices you make for my sake. I want to thank you for all the ways you blessed my life. Nothing can replace the gaping hole your death has left in my life. But mixed together with all my sadness, there is a great joy for having known you. I will remember your laughter, your kindness, your generosity, your determination, your love. Thank you for the time we shared, for the love you gave, for the wisdom you spread. I will always treasure the lessons you taught me. I will carry them with me all the days of my life. I am so proud to be your child. May God watch over you and bless you, with gentleness and with love. As you blessed me. Rest in peace. Amen.

3 Hebrew: A Sacred Challenge! Every week, I have the wonderful opportunity to teach a variety of students Hebrew: 6 th graders on Wednesdays, adults on Thursday morning and 4 th graders on Thursday evening. I am constantly reminded that on the surface, Hebrew is a tough language to learn. With a different alphabet, foreign sounds and all of those books that open up the wrong way, studying the language can prove quite challenging. I am always amazed that our students in the religious school do so well with their Hebrew studies. How do they remember all of those final letters, those roots, and those prefixes and suffixes?! Rabbi Shulman Of course, to learn Hebrew, one can sit down and memorize how to read the words, how to conjugate verbs, how to build sentences, conquering all of its complexities. But in reality, this would not be enough, for the Hebrew language is more than the sum of its parts. It is more than its letters, vowels and words. Hebrew is a living language, a reflection of the people who speak it. In order to truly comprehend Hebrew, one must understand how the language echoes the culture, the history and very identity of its speakers. Hebrew is the language of a people spread into every corner of the world. It is one significant way to connect to Jews both in our own town and half-way around the world. Walk into any Jewish community in the world and you will find a shared knowledge of Hebrew. Now, I know what you are thinking: I don t know enough Hebrew, I could never speak to someone else. My response to you is, So you won t be able to have elaborate conversations, but you know more Hebrew than you think you do. My proof is in the answer to the following question: How many words in your Jewish vernacular are Hebrew? Make a list. I am willing to bet that it goes on for at least a page. How many Hebrew words do you know? Remember: Hebrew is a living language; a reflection of the culture and history of its speakers. You are a part of that culture and you are a part of that history, therefore, Hebrew is your language. Hebrew is also the language of our sacred texts. When we study Hebrew, the world of our sacred stories opens wider before us. We gain deeper access to this heritage, the source of our values and our identities. Some of these concepts and values are too difficult to translate, so our understanding derives directly from the Hebrew: tzedakah, mitzvah, bris, Torah, dayenu Complexities and subtleties can be found everywhere in the Hebrew, but one might never know it unless he or she reads it in the original. For ages, Hebrew has been called the holy tongue. It has been called this because Hebrew is the language of Torah and traditionally, has been the language of our prayers. For these reasons, Hebrew is perhaps best described as the soul of the Jewish people. So over the next few weeks, take a moment to reflect on the place Hebrew has in your Jewish life. Make a promise to yourself to learn more Hebrew- come to services on Friday or Saturday, listen to some Hebrew music, study Torah on Saturday morning or just look around our building at the Hebrew all around you! Purim Family Service Friday, March 2 nd at 6:00 pm Come dressed as your favorite Super Hero!!!!! March ~ page 3

4 Temple Life Congregational News Mazel Tov to... Rachel & Andrew Schulman on the birth of their daughter Anna Tovah Schulman. She was born on January 26 th. Her grandparents are Suzanne & Jimmy Schulman Bob & Miriam Mamlin in honor of their daughter Jean Mamlin Farber, for being elected Vice Mayor of Mount Kisco, New York. Daniel Horwitz for receiving the Harris Gilbert Pro Bono Volunteer Award from the Tennessee Bar Association. This award recognizes private attorneys who exemplify a strong committment to public service. B nai Mitzvah Jacob Rothman March 10, :00 am Jacob was born in Nashville on March 7, His parents are Russell and Alice Rothman. His grandparents are Sy and Jo Mauskopf of Durham, North Carolina, as well as Matthew and Carole Rothman of Woodland Park, New Jersey. For his mitzvah project, Jacob is working with UniCycle, a school uniform recycling program that orchestrates the collection and redistribution of outgrown, gently-used clothing to students who need it. Jacob repairs clothing (hemming pants, replacing buttons, etc.) as needed. Jacob is in the 7 th grade at University School of Nashville and in his spare time Jacob swims year-round with the Nashville Aquatic Club and for the USN swim team. He also plays piano and enjoys participating in musical theater. page 4 ~ March Sincere Sympathy The Temple mourns the loss of the following members and extends condolences to our Temple members who share the loss Spencer Turtel January 22, 2018 survived by his son Glenn Turtel, and daughter-in-law Cantor Tracy Fishbein Edith Schiftan February 18, 2018 survived by her son Rabbi Mark (Harriet) Schiftan, and grandchildren Ari, Sarahrose, and Jacob Eli Jacobs February 18, 2018 survived by his daughter Robbie (Ron) Lustig and granddaughter Laura (Phil) Shmerling Murray Ocko February 21, 2018 survived by his daughter Randi (Ralph) Levy, and grandchildren Risa, Roni, and Ross New Members Welcome to the following new members, we are so glad you joined our Temple family! Abby & John Haitas Julia Motis Demi Marks & Lorne Schwartz Monica Cintado-Scokin & Daniel Scokin Lucia & Marina

5 Temple Town Hall Presents... American Health Care: Where are we now and where are we going? Jeffrey R. Balser, MD, PhD. Dean of Vanderbilt University School of Medicine President and CEO, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Tuesday, March 27 th at 7:00 pm Jeffrey R. Balser, MD, PhD. B.S. Engineering, Tulane University, 1984; M.D./Ph.D. (pharmacology), Vanderbilt University, Dr. Balser has served as President and CEO of VUMC since its 2016 reorganization into an independent non-profit corporation, he oversees the Southeast s largest academic medical center with over $4 Billion in annual revenue, over 22,000 employees including 3000 faculty clinicians, four campus hospitals with over 1200 inpatient beds, a multistate network with over 60 hospitals and 5000 affiliated clinicians, research programs with $600 Million in grants and contracts, and 150 residency and advanced specialty training programs. L Dor V Dor...and Even More Celebrating Temple Leadership Save the Date Sunday, April 29, :00 pm Temple Fundraising Event Honoring Lori Fishel ~ Alan Mazer ~ Betty Lee Rosen Award of Special Honor to Betsy Chernau and Sally Wolfe for their dedication to the success of our annual Book of Remembrance For information contact The Temple (615) Invitation to follow.... March ~ page 5

6 The Temple s W.E.L.L. joins Congregation Micah s Interfaith Women s Seder Celebrating Diversity, Inclusion, and Freedom of All Women at Congregation Micah Wednesday, March 21 st ~ 7:00-9:00 pm With Speaker Assi Weinstein (Violins of Hope) Conversion Conversation Class First Night Seder ~ March 30 th ~ 5:30 pm Led by Rabbi Mackler & Patty Marks Second Night Passover Seder Led by Rabbi Schiftan & Cantor Fishbein Saturday, March 31 st at 6:00 pm $30 for adults $10 for children (3-11) $40 for all nonmember guests We hope you ll join us for this festive family-friendly evening. Please RSVP to Erin no later than March 27 th (erin@templenashville.org or 615/ x 299) Name: Phone: Number of Adults x $30 Number of Children x $10 Number of Nonmember Guests x $40 Total Enclosed Mail to: The Temple, 5015 Harding Road, Nashville, TN Attn: Passover reservations enclosed Your check is your reservation! page 6 ~ March

7 Next Dor Chocolate Seder at Tempered Chocolate Thursday, April 5 th at 7:00 pm $5 per person to reserve your spot. For additional information & to RSVP contact: Rabbi Michael Shulman, ( or rabbishulman@templenashville.org) JACS * Passover Seder Celebrate the Journey to Recovery Wednesday, April 4 h ~ 6:00 pm ~ Cost: $15.00 Seder Led by: Rabbi Shana Mackler - Cantor Tracy Fishbein * Jewish Alcoholics, Chemically Dependant & Significant Others GLBT/PFLAG Passover Seder April 7 th ~ 6:00 pm Cost: $15.00 Seder Led by: Rabbi Shana Mackler ~ Rabbi Michael Shulman Cantor Tracy Fishbein For these Seders your check is your reservation & must be received no later than March 28 th For additional information call The Temple ( ) or Robb McCluskey ( or robbmccluskey@gmail.com) March ~ page 7

8 Next Dor Progressive Dinner Fruit for Thought Tu Bishvat with W.E.L.L. page 8 ~ March

9 Please make use of our new Recycling Bin provided by Dean Davenport and our Green Team! We can accept all recyclable materials except for glass. The Temple gift shop ~ One-Stop Shopping ~ Don t Miss Our Passover Specials Let s also also write write the Let s the next next chapter. chapter. Please include The Temple in your after lifetime gifts through our Community, Life & Legacy initiative. Organization Organization To create your Logo 1Jewish Legacy contact Logo 2 Erin Zagnoev, Director of Development and Membership erin@templenashville.org ext. 299 To create your Jewish legacy contact: Jane Doe, Director of Giving jane@giving.org We accept cash, check and all major credit cards Caring Connection We are revamping our Caring Connection committee. If you want to join the effort to support congregants in their times of joy & sorrow contact: Alyssa Trachtman atmittens@gmail.com or 615/ LIFE & LEGACY program and the LIFE & LEGACY logo are trademarks of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation. All rights reserved. Saturday, March 24th at 10 am with Rabbi Mackler, Cantor Fishbein and Ms. Jan Come help us get ready for Passover with a musical Shabbat experience for children up to 6 years old and the big people who love them! We ll have songs, crafts, a story, and yummy treats! March ~ page 9

10 March at The Temple March 2 Preschool Purim Carnival 10:00 am Purim Service 6:00 pm March 4 New Member Brunch 9:30 am Purim Carnival 10:30 am March 9-11 Steve Krause Weekend March 20 Justice Panel 7:00 pm March 27 Temple Town Hall 7:00 pm March 30 Convsersion Conversation Class First Seder at the Marks 5:30 pm March 31 Second Night Seder 6:00 pm Weekly at The Temple March Sunday Monday Tuesday Wedne PAGE Religious School 9:30AM New Member Brunch 10:30 AM Purim Carnival Steve Krause Weekend Time Change Spring 9:30 Forward AM Chocolate Covered Matzah Making Confirmation Rehearsal Religious School 11:00 AM Conversion Class 5:30 PM Room in the Inn 11:30 AM Golden Lunch Bunch 5:30 PM Preschool Hibernation Cave Party No School 5:30 PM Room in the Inn 5:30 PM Room in the Inn 4:00 PM Executive Committee 11:30 AM Golden Lunch Bunch 7:00 PM Social Justice Panel 4:15 7th Grade B'nai 4:15 Mid Week 6:00 Post 4:15 Mid Week 6 P Post 4:15 No Hebre 6:00 No Post Con - 7:00 Women's Se Women s Torah Study Thursdays at Noon at The Temple See Calendar for Dates! Lunch with the Rabbi Thursdays ~ 11:30 am at The Temple See Calendar for Dates! No School 5:30 PM Room in the Inn 7:00 PM Temple Town Hall 4:15 No Hebre 6:00 No Pos 6:30 Spiritual E page 10 ~ March

11 2018 sday Thursday Friday Saturday PM Mitzvah Class PM Hebrew PM Con PM Hebrew M Con 10:45 AM Adult Hebrew 11:30 AM Lunch with the Rabbi 12 PM Women's Torah Study :45 AM Adult Hebrew 11:30 AM Lunch with the Rabbi 12:00 PM Women's Torah Study 4:00 PM Preschool Advisory :45 AM Adult Hebrew 11:30 AM Lunch with the Rabbi 12:00 AM Women's Torah Study Preschool Purim Carnival 6:00 PM Purim Service/MazelTones 6:00 PM Shabbat Service/Sylvia Shepard's 90th Birthday 6:00 PM Family Service Steve Krause Weekend Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat Service Bar Mitzvah/Jacob Rothman Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat Service Chevrah Torah 11:00 AM Shabbat Service April at The Temple April 4 Recovery Seder 6:00 pm April 5 Next Dor Chocolate Tempered Chocolate 7:00 pm April 7 GLBT Seder 6:00 pm April 7-9 Rabbi Paul & Michelle Kipnes Weekend April 8 Violins of Hope & Nashville in Harmony 4:00 pm PM w School PM Spring Break PM der at Micah PM w School PM t Con PM xplorers :45 AM Adult Hebrew 11:30 AM Lunch with the Rabbi/ Violins of Hope 12:00 PM Women's Torah Study 11:00 AM Shabbat Service No Shabbat Service 31 No Shabbat Service 10:00 AM Preschool Model Seder 12:00 PM Women's Torah Study 6:00 PM Blue Jean Shabbat 3:00 PM Temple Office & Preschool 5:30 PM Conversion Class First Seder - Away 6:00 PM Next Dor Seder Chevrah Torah 10:00 AM Tot Shabbat - Passover Chevrah Torah with Kaddish 6:00 PM Second Night Seder Regularly at The Temple Golden Lunch Bunch 11:30 am - First & third Tuesdays of the month Join us for lunch, entertainment and fun! March 6 th & 20 th To RSVP:Call Anna Sir ( ) March ~ page 11

12 Please join us for our New Member Brunch Sunday, March 4, 2018 ~ 9:30 a.m. at The Temple Get to know other members while we get a chance to know you better... Learn about the programs, activities & committees that make our Temple special. Hosted by Temple Membership Committee *Please RSVP to: Erin Zagnoev ~ erin@templenashville.org Following brunch, we hope you will join us for our Purim Carnival! Please join us for a Special Oneg in Honor of Sylvia Shepard s 90 th Birthday! Friday, March 9 th Following Shabbat Service The Temple Offers the Following Scholarship Opportunity: Summer Camp Scholarships The Temple offers partial camp scholarships to the children of members of the congregation. Just write a letter to Rabbi Schiftan explaining why you want to go to camp. Letters must be received by April 30 th Experience Israel with Rabbi Schiftan Beginning Labor Day Weekend 2019 Unique Hotels Farm-to-Table Chef Delicious Food & Restaurant Adventures Private Small Vineyard Visits & Tastings Artist Studios and Gallery Explorations page 12 ~ March

13 Social Action at The Temple Each month we highlight an organization which receives funds through the Temple's Social Action Allocations. We Need Your Donation at The Temple Blood Drive! Sunday, April 15 th Nashville Freedom School Partnership The Nashville Freedom School Partnership was created in 2014 to provide free literacy and enrichment programming to low-income children of color in grades K-8, whose families otherwise would have little or no access to academic and personal enrichment programs for their children. The major component of their program is a free, six-week, weekday reading and cultural enrichment program, which operates during the summer. This summer, they are planning a joint conversation and shared field trip and social action project, involving students from the Gordon Memorial Freedom School (Grades 5-8) and youth from The Temple and the Islamic Center. The goal is to foster interfaith action to counter youth violence, respect the diversity, a sense of justice and equity, and understanding and cooperation between young people in Nashville. Freedom Schools are supported by grants, corporate and private donations, foundations, and gifts from community partners. Additionally, The Temple Grants have been used to help purchase books for 50 scholars from other Freedom School campuses. From 9:00 AM ~ Last appointment 1:00 PM (It takes approximately one hour to donate) G i v e blood. Give life. Every 2 seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood About 44,000 pints of blood are needed in the U.S. every day. Almost everyone will know someone in their lifetime who has needed blood. Problems or questions? Contact Peako at peako.jenkins@gmail.com (205) Or Brian at brianbauer247@gmail.com (847) DID YOU HEAR? The Temple Social Action Committee is Having a Used Hearing Aid Collection April 20 th May 13 th at The Temple Bring in any used hearing aids you no longer use, regardless of condition, as well as unused batteries to The Temple anytime from April 20 through May 13. There will be clearly marked receptacles in which to leave them. HEAR Nashville assists low income adults obtain new hearing aids. Those hearing aids that can be re-used are refurbished for use by patients while their own are being repaired. Those that can t be re-used are sent to a manufacturer that issues HEAR Nashville cash credits, which are used to obtain new digital hearing aids for low income adults. Donors wishing a letter of recognition for their donation should include their name and mailing address with the aids donated. In affiliation with Sertoma Club of Nashville s HEAR Nashville program, a 501c3 organization Keep Those Pull Tabs Coming In! The Social Action Committee is collecting these for the Ronald McDonald House, which uses them to fund their services for families of seriously ill or injured children receiving medical treatment at Nashville area hospitals. Please place your pull tabs from soda, beverage and soup cans into the container located by the Presidents photos near the Chapel. March ~ page 13

14 Religious School by Rabbi Michael Shulman Religious School Calendar ~ March 2018 Sunday, March 4 The Temple Family Purim Carnival from 10:30-12:00 (Religious School from 9:30-10:30) Games! Attractions! Balloons! Juggling! Food! Fun! Sunday, March 11 Time Change - Spring Forward! 7th Grade Chocolate Matzah Making March 18, 25 & April 1 No Sunday School - Spring Break & Passover March 21 & 28 No Hebrew School or Post-Con Next Dor Young Adults & Young Couples Need a Place for the First Night of Passover? New to Town? Looking for Your Jewish Community? Celebrate The First Seder With Us! Night of 100 Seders! Friday, March 30, st Night Seders Around Nashville for Jewish Young Adults and Interfaith Couples ages Join us for a free Passover seder meal & experience in homes of young adults around the Nashville Metro Area East Nashville Smyrna Clarksville Franklin RSVP by March 20 at nashvilleseders@templenashville.org For more information call: Delicious Passover Food Meaningful & Brief Seder New Friends Sponsored by The Temple Congregation Ohabai Sholom and The Jewish Federation of Nashville and Middle Tennessee page 14 ~ March

15 Preschool by Corye Nelson It s been a busy month at The Temple Preschool celebrating friendship, the olympic games, and the Chinese new year! March ~ page 15

16 Tot Shabbat - Tu B shvat 7th Grade Yearly Tzedakah Project (all funds raised are for the Campus for Human Development) Chocolate Covered Matzah Pre-Order Form $16.00 per Pound ~ $8.00 per ½ Pound Name Phone I wish to order pound bags of milk chocolate covered matzah pound bags of dark chocolate covered matzah I wish to order ½ pound bags of milk chocolate covered matzah ½ pound bags of dark chocolate covered matzah Orders will be ready & available to pick up anytime after March 13th page 16 ~ March

17 Kaddish will be recited in Memory of these loved ones March 2 & 3 March 9 & 10 March 16 & 17 Mildred Bart Max Bear second cousin Stewart & Suzy Perlman Elizabeth Bergman Sadye Burke Beulah H. Cohen Sara Friedman Cohen Paul S. Cohn., Sr. Betty Eisen Richard B. Eisenberg father Emily & Bill Kuhn & Family Jack Farber Max Fenichel Lawrence Fetterman Dora Cooper Ghertner grandmother Frank & Barbara Ghertner Dorothy & Jack Miller Gregory Gimpelson Maurine Suzy Glazer Mort Greenberg Leonard Greenfield Irving Grobstein Jean Ann Sherman Grubbs Mabel Jacobs grandmother Gus & Elaine Kuhn Bill & Emily Kuhn & Family Sam Jacobs Blanche Kornman great-aunt Gayle & John Rosen Alfred J. Levy Ted Lipman husband Dede Lipman Ellen Lishkowitz Jacquelyn Littlefield Albert Mamlin Doris Montrose Dorothy H. Morris Gloria Olenick Sol Platt Philip Rudderman David Lee Schwartz Charles Spiesel father Barbara Turner Clarice Wolf Spitz Oscar Tannenbaum Frank L. Weil Harry Weinstein Paul Weinstein, Sr. Rosel Westfield Joe Wolf Rachael Woller Sam Woller Sam Yazdian Frances Spielberg Benjamin Herman Brown grandfather James Brown Calvin Buchman Myrtle A. Carr Charles Cohn Monroe Cronstine Ronald S. Daniels Bessie Doyne grandmother Emanuel Doyne Elizabeth Maer Jacob H. Epstein Sander Epstein Joseph Fensterwald grandfather-in-law Robert Eisenstein Sam Garfinkle Maurice Goldberg Morris E. Guttman Miriam Haaran Gerald Holzman Aaron Jacobs Harry Kamien Theresa G. Kessler Regina Klein Minette Halpern Levine Nathan Liff grandfather Jan Liff father-in-law Judy Barker Shirley Litt Leon Meyer Marlowe Sara Miller mother Jack & Dorothy Miller Michael S. Minnen Burdette Morritt Selma Oppenheimer Ben Rosenfeld great-grandfather Emanuel Doyne Elizabeth Maer Helen Rosenfeld mother Roger & Ester Cohn Claire Ross Herbert M. Roth Marie Sue Silber sister Doris Silber Hyman J. Silverman Maurice C. Solomon Steven Stern Flo C. Streiffer Jean Taradash Nate Unger Marien Jacob Weil John K. Youngheim Celia F. Zibart Benjamin Zucker Ronald L. Andrews Dora Berezov-Negron aunt David & Madelyn Berezov Bettie Budwig Hila Calvillo Hyman M. Cohen father Sylvia Weinberger father-in-law Isabelle Cohen Sarah Cohen Saul Comins Virginia Dryer Samuel Elterman Murry Foyer William Frankenstein Genie Glazer Ida Greenberg mother Shirley Greenberg Suzanne Dockman Greener Jack Horwitz Joseph Jacobson brother Richard & Ardis Jacobson Sidney Joseph Jayne Levy Koril Ezra Krivcher uncle Raymond & Etta Zimmerman Gertrude Leiken Monzell Lovke Bertha Maier grandmother Hannah & Mort Cooper Charlotte Morris Clara Moses mother Theresa Lapidus Freudenthal Jack Leo Nagle Barbara Ocko mother Randi & Ralph Levy Leo Hillel Rosenblum Albert Seiden Milton B. Seligstein grandfather Mickey & Sylvia Salomon Rosalyn Sherman mother Howard & Betty Lee Rosen John & Gayle Rosen Ben Silber Joseph Silverman Rose Spielberg Sanford Sprintz brother Charles & Alyse Sprintz Theodore Weiss Barbara Wernick Viola Wesley March 23 & 24 Jean Abrams Fannie Leone Barton mother David & Lynn Barton Colman Brodsky Molly Greenbaum Chazen Norma Jean Cohen Fannie H. Copple Rose Felknor Alfred E. Finkelstein Teter Finn Nettie Brandt Fisher Harold Goldstein Joe Graber Ruth M. Heller Theresa Henlein Richard M. Hexter Adriane Horwitz Leonard O. Hyman Harry Isaacson Julia B. Kamien Lula Joseph Karnowsky Aileen Goldberg Kirshner Annie Krivcher grandmother Raymond & Etta Zimmerman Amy Levy niece Raymond & Etta Zimmerman Olga Douglas Lewis Frances Levy Lipman Mariam May Lipman mother-in-law Dede Lipman Joseph B. Lowenheim III Isadore Lyons Doris Simpson Norton Morris Orenstein Seymour Pollack Ben Pomerantz Greta Shaw Robinson Romeo Rodriquez Rose Baer Sachs Matilde Scheuer Beatrice Schlesinger Joseph Isaac Sir father Martin & Anna Sir May Kuhn Small David Steinau Katie Steinberg Doris Zimmerman Tennenbaum sister Raymond & Etta Zimmerman Lisa Michelle Vise Natalye R. Weiss Dave Wise Clyde L. Wright Fannie Lipshutz Zeitlin March ~ page 17 March 30 & 31 Mae S. Baker Sally Fosback Baker Norbert Bellan Robert Cayem Howard & Jackie Tepper Nora Delaney Clarke Herbert Cole husband - Louise Cole father Suzanne & James Schulman Virginia Tinsy Cotton Fred Dillon Judy Dolinger Bobette O. Doyne mother Emanuel Doyne-Elizabeth Maer Irwin B. Eskind, MD father-steven & Laurie Eskind Abraham David Faier Irwin Freedman Alven S. Ghertner father Frank & Barbara Ghertner Dorothy & Jack Miller Muriel Gold mother-laurie & Steven Eskind Richard Goldner Dorothy S. Goldstein mother Randall & Gretchen Goldstein Edward T. Goldstein father Randall & Gretchen Goldstein Sonny Grollnek Bonita Bonnie Halprin Max Hasson Phyllis Hirshberg wife - Sam Hirshberg Phillip Katz Pauline Kornman mother Terry Kornman Gayle & John Rosen Marjorie Kroch Fannie Stell Lindy James Malin Frank Moss Anna K. Newman mother - Janice Krohn Nechmad Martin Orland Al Plung grandfather Stewart & Suzy Perlman Herbert R. Rich Emil B. Rosenberg Mose Rosenblum Hannah L. Rosenfeld great-grandmother Emanuel Doyne-Elizabeth Maer Henry W. Ross Percy Rubenstein father-jackie & Howard Tepper grandfather Sheri & Bob Warnke Louis D. Smith father Barbara & Frank Ghertner Dr. H. Frederic Weber May Weisman Joe Wilder

18 Exodus 35:22... and they came, men & women willing- Adult Education Fund Income Fund Appreciation of Jared & Judy Book Andrew & Adrienne Harrison Annette Levy Ratkin & Ralph Z. Levy Library & Archives Fund Birth of Margo Hatcher Neil Osheroff & Cheryl Guyer Birth of Noah Levy Neil Osheroff & Cheryl Guyer Birth of Nora Small Neil Osheroff & Cheryl Guyer Memory of Shirley Greenfield Neil Osheroff & Cheryl Guyer Recovery of Susan Robinette Susan Robinette Arthur Lee Goldner, M.D. Fund for Judaica Artists & Healing Arts Memory of Herman Kaplan Anabel Cassell Memory of Sandy Schatten Jackie Karr Memory of Shirley Greenfield Richard & Maureen Appelbaum Jan Liff Memory of Suzanne Brandes Anabel Cassell James & Elise Straus Recovery of Goldie & Mark Shepard Griffith & Sherry Haber Beautification Fund Appreciation of Joyce & Gil Fox Andrew & Adrienne Harrison Memory of Alma Glickman James & Elise Straus Recovery of Mark Shepard James & Elise Straus Betty Frances Ginsberg Memorial Library Fund Birth of Joshua Turtel Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Memory of Bob Stone Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Memory of Irving Levy Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Memory of Joy & Maurice Karr Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Memory of Shannon Snyder Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Memory of Shirley Greenfield Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Memory of Spencer Turtel Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Memory of Suzanne Brandes Carl Dreifuss & Beth Tannenbaum Dreifuss Beverly & Jimmy Small Golden Agers Fund Memory of Suzanne Brandes Irvin & Beverly Small Jodi Zager Lori Zager Building Fund Memory of Shannon Snyder Adam Reig Calvin A. Buchman Social Action Fund Honor of Mary Jones Ronald & Heidi Addlestone Memory of Candy Latter David & Lynn Barton Memory of Ruth Coleman Ronald & Heidi Addlestone Memory of Shirley Greenfield Sally Levine Memory of Spencer Turtel Ronald & Heidi Addlestone Cantor Fishbein s Discretionary Fund Appreciation of Cantor Fishbein & The Mazel Tones Laurence & Rise Tucker Appreciation of Cantor Fishbein Terri Cohen Jean Roseman Bar Mitzvah of Julius Fox David & Carrington Fox Birth of Joshua Turtel David & Lynn Barton Jackie Karr Neil Osheroff & Cheryl Guyer Jean Roseman Memory of Spencer Turtel Samuel Goldstein & William Yahner Pamela Harrison Clergy Excellence Fund Memory of Bob Stone Andrew & Patricia Straus Donald E. Jacobs Student Loan Fund Recovery of Mark Shepard Jackie Karr Dorothy & Edward Goldstein High Holy Day Beautification Fund Memory of Steve Dansky Frank & Julie Boehm Memory of Herman Kaplan Frank & Julie Boehm Randall & Gretchen Goldstein Memory of James Bean Randall & Gretchen Goldstein Memory of Minnette Shepard Randall & Gretchen Goldstein Memory of Tatjana Kutilin Lukner Randall & Gretchen Goldstein Birth of Emmitt Miles Roffwarg Frank & Julie Boehm Birth of Ruby Hirsch & Richard Brook Frank & Julie Boehm Recovery of Mark Shepard Frank & Julie Boehm Endowment: Fund Memory of Gail Johanson Carole Johanson Memory of Bob Stone Jackie Karr Gerda Loewenstein Caring & Concern Fund Birthday of Manuel Sir Jerome & Miriam Klein Memory of Bob Stone Jerome & Miriam Klein Memory of Herman Kaplan Hedy Lustig Memory of Louis Palet Michael & Cindee Gold Memory of Norman Lustig Sam Hirshberg Memory of Ruth Coleman Griffith & Sherry Haber Memory of Shirley Greenfield Griffith & Sherry Haber Memory of Spencer Turtel Phyllis Alper Recovery of Bernie Rosenblum Phyllis Alper Recovery of Charles Sprintz Phyllis Alper Recovery of Mark Shepard Phyllis Alper Greatest Need Fund Memory of Louis Arnold Palet Edgar & Susan Rothschild Memory of Shannon Snyder The Collins Family Memory of Shirley Greenfield Mark Glazer & Cindy Stone Recovery of Mark Shepard Mark Glazer & Cindy Stone Grossman Early Education Fund Memory of Herman Kaplan Charles Robin & Debi Fleischer-Robin Memory of Jim Bean Charles Robin & Debi Fleischer-Robin Memory of Sandy Schatten Charles Robin & Debi Fleischer-Robin page 18 ~ March

19 Exodus 35:22... and they came, men & women willing- Hank Brooks Campership Fund Memory of Shannon Snyder Nicole M. Cullom Library Fund Birth of Penelope Nash Neil Osheroff & Cheryl Guyer Memory of Shannon Snyder Neta Tor Recovery of Mark Shepard Neil Osheroff & Cheryl Guyer Mary & Irvin Wolf Fund for Special Educational Needs Memory of Herman Kaplan Herbert & Elise Jacobs Memory of Jeanne Meslia Herbert & Elise Jacobs Memory of Minette Shepard Herbert & Elise Jacobs Bobby & Brenda Rosenblum Memorial & Honor Fund Bat Mitzvah of Rachel Cohen Jeanette Martin Memory of Leon & Charlotte Strauss Jeanette Martin Memory of Louis Palet Harris & Danielle Gilbert Lewis & Sandra Goldstein David & Arlene Lapp Lawrence & Jane Lubow Dale & Jeff Sklar Memory of Shannon Snyder Iroquois Steeplechase Betty Braver Bart Durham Injury Law Darryl & Anne Edmonds Charles & Janet Hyman William & Erica Jacobs Larry & Carolyn Levine Patsy Popky John & Debbie Van Mol Loren Earl & Saralyn Williams Wayne & Anne Christeson Patty Chu & Guido Klap Doug & Marlese Allen Richard & Kelly Lebow Memory of Shirley Greenfield Robert & Eva Hussey Frances Kaminitz Philip & Melissa Russ Memory of Suzanne Brandes Melvin & Linda Schlanger Memory of Tatjana Kutilin Jackie Karr Recovery of Charles Sprintz Joel & Bernice Gordon Recovery of Mark Shepard Joel & Bernice Gordon Preschool Fund Birthday of James Schulman Coleman Hoffman Birth of Emmitt Roffwarg David & Lynn Barton Rabbi Mark & Harriet Schiftan Greatest Need Fund Recovery of Mark Shepard Geraldine Sadow Rabbi Shulman s Discretionary Fund Appreciation of Rabbi Shulman Oran Aaronson Bar Mitzvah of Julius Fox David & Carrington Fox Marriage of Laura & Leon Bellan Jacob Ruden & Sarah Motis Rabbi Schiftan s Discretionary Fund Appreciation of Rabbi Schiftan Jean Roseman Bar Mitzvah of Julius Fox David & Carrington Fox Memory of Philip Roseman Barry Roseman Rabbi Mackler s Discretionary Fund Appreciation of Rabbi Mackler Terri Cohen Jean Roseman Bar Mitzvah of Julius Fox David & Carrington Fox Memory of Louis Palet Seymour Trachtman & Alyssa Trachtman Memory of Shannon Snyder John & Erin Herbst Mark & Hillary Kaplan Larmoyeux-O'Brien Family Memory of Philip Roseman Barry Roseman Rae & Bruce Hirsch Greatest Need Fund Birth of Ruby Fay Hirsch & Richard Miller Brook Philip & Melissa Russ Jackie Karr David & Jan Fox Memory of Shirley Greenfield Bruce & Rae Hirsch Recovery of Mark Shepard Bruce & Rae Hirsch Rae Levine Randall Falk Fund for Social Action & Community Relations Fund Memory of Bob Stone Brian & Victoria Marger Henry & Judee Herr Religious School Enrichment Fund Memory of Shannon Snyder Douglas & Melanie Hirt Memory of Tatjana Kutilin Lukner Henry & Marilyn Foyer Scott Shapiro Playschool Scholarship Fund Birthday of Jimmy Schulman Jackie Karr Yahrzeit Fund Memory of Berta Hersher & Magdelenda Herbstove Myriam Herbstova Memory of Harry Lipman Robert Lipman Memory of Ann Regensburg Roth Jackie, Price, & Morgan Karr This report reflects donations that have been acknowledged as of January 31 st March ~ page 19

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