February 2026-March 2026• Shvat-Nisan 5786Published Bi-Monthly • Volume 11, Issue 3the SCRIBEBY TEMPLE BETH AM BY TEMPLE BETH AM
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 22250 CENTRAL BLVDJUPITER, FL [email protected] Office Hours:Mon–Fri, 9:00am–5:00pm2025-2026EXECUTIVE OFFICERSCo-President: Loni Schnitzer • [email protected]: Jeremy Viniar • [email protected] President: Emre Ergas • [email protected] President: Andrea Rosenberg • [email protected]: Tammy Webber • [email protected]: Jody Minde • [email protected] OF DIRECTORSGary Colton Lindsay Hirsch Tammy WeinbaumMyles Cooley Jennifer Milone Harvey WhiteJulie Gabbe Mila AboschMen’s Club Representative: Steve NicholsSisterhood Representative: Lori LamplRabbi Alon LevkovitzCantor Marcy MorrisExecutive Director: Danna CohenEducation Director: Alissa FrankelDirector of Early Childhood Education: Diana SnaiderTOS Administrative Assistant: Eleanor OlanipekunMishpacha/Family Center Coordinator: Yael Luski LawrenceDirector of Technical Arts: Jackie GoldwurmOperations Associate: Anna DrubelExecutive Administrative Assistant: Margot HauserFacilities Supervisor: Alex DeLeonMaintenance: Richard RemickOUR PROFESSIONALSPAST PRESIDENTSOUR LEADERSHIPJeanne Tarsches z”lJohn AlexanderAlvin SchlossbergBrud Tarsches z”lStephen LewisMichael Deakter*Beth EisenmanLen GreenJerry SilversArnie Weinstein z”lBob MillerTom Ross z”lMyrna AbramowitzJody MindeBruce Cohen**Hal Baseman*Mark SlifkinCarol CarswellLindsay HirschMark Golzbein*served two 2-year terms**served two 3-year termsPURIM CARNIVALTEMPLE BETH AMSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES!By sponsoring an activity or station at our annual Purim Carnival on Sunday, March 1, you are taking advantage of a great opportunity to advertise your business to the community and show your support for TBA’s Youth Groups. Your donation will be publicized throughout our marketing materials, registration table, and at the site of the activity you have sponsored. BRONZE($50)PRIZETABLEGOLD($360)OUTDOORGAMESSILVER($180)SMALLACTIVITIESPLATINUM($500)RIDES & INFLATABLESDIAMOND($1,000)LARGE ATTRACTIONS
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 3THE TRADITION OF NEW PATHSIn the Torah portion we just read, we encounter a distinct phrasing. The text—and our Amidah prayer—describes the Divine not as “The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob,” but rather as “The God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.”Grammatically, this repetition seems inefficient. Why repeat the word “God” three times?The Sages offer a profound answer: Because God was not the same to each of them.Abraham found God through radical hospitality. Isaac found God through introspection and meditation. Jacob found God through struggle, wrestling with angels in the dark. Each had to forge his own unique relationship with God. If the Torah had grouped them together, we might mistakenly believe there is only one valid way to connect with the Divine.This is the same reason why we, in our community, recite the names of the Matriarchs—Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah. We mention them not just to be inclusive, but because they, too, found God in their own distinct ways. Sarah found the Divine in laughter and belief against the odds. Rebecca found God through bold intuition and decisiveness. Rachel and Leah found God through the complexities of relationship, resilience, and building a future. By naming them, we acknowledge that the path to God is not singular - it is personal.This ancient wisdom speaks directly to a tension we feel today.We have a deep, nostalgic affinity for “the way things used to be.” We love our specific melodies, our familiar prayer structures, and the traditions that feel like home. Sometimes, we look at the new generation with their new ways and feel a sense of hesitation. We say the young are the future, but in our hearts, we often want their future to look exactly like our past.But the lesson of our ancestors, both the Patriarchs and the Matriarchs, is that demanding carbon copies is not the Jewish way.If we force the next generation to find God exactly as we did, we deny them the authenticity of their own discovery. The wisdom of Judaism from the very beginning was that every generation must discover God for itself. When our children find a new entry point into Jewish life, they aren’t breaking tradition—they are fulfilling it.Innovation is not anti-tradition. It is our traditionRABBI ALONA MESSAGE FROM
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 4SISTERHOOD SCOOPSUBMITTED BY ENA GOTKINMuch gratitude to Marcy and Brenda who organized our Salon event. It was a very successful evening of connecting and dining with other Sisterhood members. Extended Hands greatly appreciated the 200 sandwiches and bracelet kits our volunteers prepared for those who use their services. We enjoyed an inspiring and informative presentation and delicious lunch at Els Foundation for Autism. Thank you, Shari and Marcy. Mazel Tov to the Mitzvah Committee on beginning our fourth year of the Mitzvah Project that has benefitted many local organizations in Palm Beach County.UPCOMING EVENTSBlankets of Love: Wednesday, February 4, 1:30pm-4:00pm at Frenchman’s Reserve Clubhouse. Our Sisterhood Knitters are making blankets for local agencies. They will be labelled Blankets of Love from Temple Beth Am Sisterhood. If you are an experienced knitter and would like to join, please contact Izzy Berg at [email protected] or text her at 908-400-4006 with your name, email and cell phone. Provide Izzy with your name so you can have gate access.Sisterhood Mitzvah Project: Tuesday, February 10th at 10:30AM at the Temple. Benefitting Vita Nova and Extended Hands. We will assemble 144 meal kits- a meal with nonperishable food, with a recipe included. These will be distributed to the young adults who are in housing provided at Vita Nova. We will also assemble a folder that includes coloring pages and crayons. They will be distributed through Extended Hands. They’ll be many sit- down jobs at this event. Please RSVP to [email protected] It’s Adar! Sunday, February 22, at 11:30AM at the Temple. Brunch will be served. Bring something that represents Jewish joy in your life. Guest speaker will be Faith Alexander (WRJ District President) Please check the e-blast for further information about It’s Adar. Sisterhood Shabbat: Friday March 6,2026 at 6:00 pm. Meet and greet will begin at 6:00 pm and refreshments will be available. Sisterhood members will be honored. Sisterhood: A Sacred Space of Friendship will be presented by Sisterhood members. Chaired by Lori Lampl and Shari Blitman.Lunch Out w/Carole: Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 12:00pm at Carmine’s 2401 PGA Blvd. PBG. Please join us outside by the water.Separate checks are available. RSVP by March 16 to [email protected] Women’s Seder: Sunday March 29, 2026, at 11: 30am. Please check the e-blast for further information for the Women’s Seder.BOOK EXCHANGE-by Susan TorbinIt occurred to me, like myself, many women may like to read books in a printed form. As a new retiree, I’m accumulating many books. Let’s bring our books to the Temple and exchange them for books we haven’t read. Donate some books and take some ones you haven’t read. If you have any questions or would like to donate books. please call me at 561-373-1342 or email me at [email protected]. Thank you. UPCOMING EVENT:Brunch and Learn- Sunday, April 19 at the Temple. Brunch and celebration of Jewish freedom in the United Staes as seen and heard through George Washington. Please check the e-blast for more information.Together We Rise
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 5MEN’S CLUB HAPPENINGSSUBMITTED BY BRUCE COHENShalom, Temple Beth Am Community!A 25-Year Tradition: The Men’s Club Monday LuncheonFor over two decades, the Men’s Club has gathered for lunch at various establishments throughout North County. What began as a small meeting of four friends has evolved into a diverse group of men looking for fellowship and community engagement.We pride ourselves on providing a welcoming, non-political atmosphere where members can forge new friendships and stay active.Interested in joining us? Lunches begin at noon every Monday. To receive our weekly restaurant updates, please reach out to Harvey Silverman at [email protected] to a Great Men’s Club Happy Hour!On January 22nd, the men of the temple gathered in the social hall for an evening of great drinks and even better company. Our resident bartender, Rabbi Alon, kept the spirits high by crafting delicious cocktails and mocktails for everyone to enjoy.Between the fresh pizza, cold drinks, and some friendly competition at the cornhole board, it was a fantastic night of camaraderie. Thank you to everyone who came out! If you missed this one, don’t worry—we’re already planning our next Happy Hour for later this spring. Stay tuned for details!Upcoming EventsA Journey Through Time: Men’s Club Visits the Elliott MuseumOn February 2nd, members of the Men’s Club will take a fantastic road trip north to Stuart to visit the Elliott Museum. Our docent will lead us through their impressive collection of vintage automobiles, highlighted by the fascinating “Boomerang”automated racking system. We will also explore an array of classic bicycles, motorcycles, and a treasure trove of baseball memorabilia and Martin County history. The day will conclude with a wonderful waterfront lunch at Shrimper’s Grill at the Manatee Marina. Men of TBA can join us for a great day of discovery and fellowship. Sign up by going to https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/visit-to-elliott-museum-and-lunchDeli Dinner & Game Night: Food, Fun, and Friendly Competition!Join the Men’s Club on March 14th at 6pm for a delicious evening centered around great food and even better games. We’ll be serving up a classic deli feast with platters from Ben’s Deli of Boca, followed by a tasty dessert.After dinner, we are thrilled to welcome the temple’s own game expert, Liz Cohn, who will introduce us to some exciting new board games. Whether you want to learn something new or prefer to bring along your own favorite card or board games to share with friends, there’s a seat at the table for you. Come enjoy an evening of camaraderie, new friends, and great gameplay!Step into the Weekend with the Men’s Club Walking Group!Looking for some fresh air and great conversation? Join us on Saturday mornings for a casual walk through the beautiful Riverbend Park in Jupiter. What started as a small gathering has “mushroomed” into a lively group of 12 or more men. After our walk, we keep the conversation going over brunch at a local spot.Cost: The walk is free; brunch is pay-your-own-way.Weather Plan: If the weather doesn’t cooperate, we take the group to the Gardens Mall for an indoor walk.We’d love to have you walk with us! To join our email list and stay updated on meeting times, please contact Steve Berg at [email protected] Chanukah DinnerIn December, the Men’s Club gathered at the Juno Beach Fish House for a wonderful dinner to celebrate Chanukah. It was a fantastic evening filled with great food and even better company. A huge thank you to Rick Levine for organizing such a successful event, and to Isabel and Steve Berg for providing the beautiful custom cake that added a special touch to our celebration.
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 6LearnAdult Education with Rabbi Alon: The Secret Lives of Jewish ObjectsWednesdays, February 18 & 25, March 4, 11, 25 at 6:30pm 5-part series where we trace the fascinating evolution of five iconic objects—The Scroll, The Candle, The Garment, The Cup, and The Bread—from their biblical origins to their mystical meanings today. This course combines deep learning with hands-on workshops. Don’t just study Jewish history—get your hands on it!Open to all. Please RSVP to the Temple Office.Adult Education Guest Speaker: Israel Guide Dog Wednesdays, February 11 at 6:30pmSpecial guest, Achiya, and his guide dog, Joy, will join to tell you about their remarkable partnership and the work of the Israel Guide Dog Center. Achiya is a former IDF soldier who lost his vision when a device detonated while sweeping tunnels in Gaza on a mission. Through his partnership with his guide dogs he has gone on to compete in the Para-Olympics, obtain his masters degree, and start a family. Open to all. Please RSVP to the Temple Office.ShabbatCountry Musical Shabbat Friday, February 6 at 6:30pmCantor Marcy will be joined by our Artist in Residence Joe Buchanan for a Country music themed musical Shabbat experience. No RSVP necessary. Open to all. Sisterhood ShabbatFriday, March 6 at 6:30pm (Social in lobby at 6:00pm)Our annual Shabbat Service celebrating Sisterhood at Temple Beth Am. Join us early in the lobby for a drink and a nosh before the Service. TBA WINTER
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 7Mix & MingleDinner and Concert with Joe BuchananSunday, February 7 at 5:30pmJewish country music artist, Joe, will be joined by our full band for a country concert celebration that will have you tapping your feet and raising your voice. We’ll start with a Texas BBQ dinner at 5:30pm followed by concert at 6:30pm. Cost: $50/adult, $25/child (ages 5-12). Free babysitting availableTickets must be purchased in advance at bit.ly/tbaconcertIsrael vs. Marlins Baseball GameTuesday, March 3 at 1:00pmJoin us to cheer on Rabbi Alon as he throws out the first pitch in the Israel vs. Marlins game of the World Baseball Classic! Tickets are $50 and include lunch buffet and game ticket in the Cool Zone.Tickets must be purchased in advance through the Temple Office.EVENTSCelebratePurim Tuesday, March 3 at 6:00pmJoin us for an interactive megillah reading for all ages, cocktails, bites, fun and a few surprises.Come in costume if you dare! No cost. Everyone welcome. See back page for Purim Carnival information.
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 8RECURRING EVENTSBook Club: 2nd Monday of every monthEnjoy a lively group discussion about a different predetermined book each month. Please contact Edie Wolf at [email protected] or 443-223-9729 with questions or to sign up.YOGA W/YAEL: Tuesdays at 10:00amTaught by Yael Lawrence, MS BC-DMT. Cost is $12/class or $100/10 class card. All ages and abilities welcome. In person and Zoom option available. For more information or to register contact Yael at [email protected] JONGG: Wednesdays at 1:00pmEnjoy an afternoon of play and light refreshments.Everyone welcome. No cost but donation appreciated.Mah Jongg set provided. Cards available for purchase.CANASTA: Thursdays at 1:00pmNo RSVP necessary; open to all. Bring your own cards, trays, score pads, and shufflers if you have them. Lessons available during regular meetings. No cost. Donations appreciated.MY EMOTIONS TEP: Thursdays at 10:00amMy Emotions Toddler Enrichment Program for ages 1-3.5 with Lisa Chhabra LPC. All sessions include crafts, activities, circle time and outdoor play. Space limited. Contact [email protected] for details.SHABBAT TEP: Fridays at 10:00amShabbat Toddler Enrichment Program for ages 1-3.5 with Yael Lawrence MS BC-DMT. All sessions include crafts, activities, circle time and outdoor play. Space limited. Contact [email protected] for details.
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 9LIFECYCLE EVENTSBat Mitzvah of Ilana BalloffFebruary 21, 2026Daughter of Emily and ScottBat Mitzvah ofEmilia OcchipintiFebruary 14, 2026Daughter of Lindsey and Tom Bat Mitzvah of Lara BalloffFebruary 21, 2026Daughter of Emily and ScottBar Mitzvah of Liam KatzMarch 28, 2026Son of MarciBat Mitzvah ofMadison WittenMarch 7, 2026Daughter of Chrissy and LaneRECENTLY PASSEDNEWMEMBERSAnne Levy- Mother of David LevyJanie Silva- Sister of Stefanie MarksonLarry Scheps- Father of Debby BakerAnita Yanuck- Sister of Lynne Wachsman and Aunt of Amy AndersenLinda Winialski- Mother of Kerri KaufmanBarbara Hass- Mother of April Gluckstern & Brian HassElinor Roosth- Mother of Kenneth RoosthAnthony Sermarini- Brother of Debbie Baseman and Uncle of Matt BasemanEdward Rosen- Uncle of Carol SleeperGeorge Kissil- Father of Joseph KissilKVELL & TELL Mazel Tov to Gali and Rabbi Alon on the marriage of their daughter Maya to Nathan FelmusAndrea PapaVicki & Alan HessLindsay & Alexander More NisbettBarbara & Jerry WaxenbergJudi WexlerIlene List & Neil LondonAudrey Slass
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 101 29:15amMen's Club Trip to Elliott Museum310:00amYoga10:30amSH Board Mtg.11:00amTu B'Shvat @PSL Botanical Gardens41:00pm Mah Jong�1:30pm Blankets of Love51:00pm Canasta66:30pmMusical Shabbat w/Joe Buchanan79:30amMC Walk & Brunch5:30pmBBQ Dinner and Joe Buchanan Concert811:15amHaMakom Family Tefillah w/Joe Buchanan910:30amBook Club12:00pmMC Weekly Lunch1010:00amYoga10:30am SH Mitzvah Project111:00pm Mah Jong�6:30pmAdult Ed Guest Speaker: Israel Guide Dog1211:00amSchmooze Room1:00pmCanasta136:15pm Birthday Blessings6:30pmShabbat Services149:30amMC Walk & Brunch1512;00pmJAMTY JR.Program168:30amCooking for St. George12:00pmMC Weekly Lunch1710:00am Yoga6:30pm BOD Meeting181:00pmMah Jong�6:30pm Adult Ed:Secret Lives of Jewish Objects191:00pmCanasta5:30pm100 WWC6:30pm MC Monthly Meeting205:30pmKids Shabbat6:30pmShabbat Service219:30amMC Weekly Walk & Brunch2211:30amSH It's Adar!Program2312:00pmMC Weekly Lunch 2410:0am Yoga251:00pmMah Jong�6:30pmAdult Ed: Secret Lives of Jewish Objects261:00pm Canasta276:30pm Shabbat Services289:30amMC Weekly Walk & BrunchFEBRUARY 2026SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 11111:30amPurimCarnival212:00pmMC WeeklyLunch310:00amYoga10:30amSH Board Mtg.1:00pmMarlins. vs.Israel Baseball41:00pmMah Jongg6:30pmAdult Ed: TheSecret Lives ofJewish Objects51:00pmCanasta66:00pmShabbat Social6:30pmSisterhoodShabbatService79:30amMC WeeklyWalk & Brunch8 910:30amBookClub12:00pmMC WeeklyLunch1010:00amYoga111:00pmMah Jongg6:30pmAdult Ed: TheSecret Lives ofJewish Objects1211:00amSchmoozeRoom1:00pmCanasta136:30pmShabbatServices149:30amMC WeeklyWalk & Brunch 6:30pmMC Deli Dinner & Game Night15 168:30amCooking for St.George12:00pmMC WeeklyLunch17 181:00pmMah Jongg6:30pmBOD Meeting1912:00pmSH Lunch Out1:00pmCanasta6:30pmMC MonthlyMeeting206:30pmShabbatServices219:30amMC WeeklyWalk & Brunch22 2312:00pmMC WeeklyLunch2410:00amYoga251:00pmMah Jongg6:30pmAdult Ed: TheSecret Lives ofJewish Objects261:00pmCanasta276:30pmShabbatServices289:30amMC WeeklyWalk & Brunch2911:30amSHWomen's Seder3012:00pmMen's ClubWeeklyLunch3110:00amYoga1TBA OfficeCloses at Noon6:00pmPassoverSeder2TBA and TOSOffice ClosedFirst Day ofPassoverMARCH 2026SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 12February/MarchMitzvah OpportunitiesJERRY ROSMANJeweler Since [email protected] & Men’s Club MemberI would like to buy your broken & unwantedGold & platinum“No overhead means more money in your pocket”Jewelry Repairs Custom DesignsTemple Beth Am offers overnight summer camp, youth group events, and retreat scholarships. These scholarship funds are to provide funds to help our Temple Beth Am students to attend Jewish camps and other Jewish events throughout the year. Please contact Alissa Frankel at 561.747.1109 or at [email protected] for more details or to request an application.ADDITIONAL CAMP SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIESJewish Federation of Palm Beach County offers scholarships, grants, and incentives for families who demonstrate financial need, as well as financial support for Jewish students who demonstrate academic excellence and community involvement.For more information, visit jewishpb.org/fed/index.php/scholarships/Giving directly to those experiencing poverty, matanot l’evyonim, is one of mitzvot of Purim. Giving to others, especially on Purim, ensures that everyone has the means to celebrate during the holiday and honors Esther and Mordechai’s legacy of saving the Jewish people. To fulfill the mitzvah of matanot l’evyonim can be as simple as dropping coins into a tzedakah box or making donations of food or clothing to a local pantry or shelter. You can donate food directly to Alpert Jewish Family Service through their amazon wish list: https://amzn.to/3Ctl5z4Through March 29th. Travel Toiletry CollectionTraveled for the winter holidays, or going on a trip for the upcoming Spring Break? While you are at the store picking up your TSA approved miniature toiletries, consider picking up a few extra, or bring home your (unused) bottles from your hotel stay to be distributed to local charities whose clients may be in transient circumstances and need hygiene bags to get them through. All toiletries must be new and unused, and can be dropped off in the Temple lobby. Sunday, March 1 from 9:30am-3:00pm: Blood Drive for Amy’s Army FloridaDid you know that in the Unites States, only 5% of the population that’s eligible to donate blood actually does so? And that 1 in 7 hospital patients needs blood? You can make a difference! The Big Red Bus will be stationed in our parking lot on March 16. All donors receive a gift card, a t-shirt and a wellness check-up. Please consider donating blood and giving someone the gift of life.
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Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 16THANK YOU FORCARING COMMUNITYIsabel BergIn memory of Saul FenichelNancy Ribeiro-MillerIn memory of Jorge RibeiroLouise MaurerIn memory of Martha RoseFLOWER FUND Matthew & Rebecca Sarelson In honor of their son Jack becoming a Bar MitzvahDebbie & Hal BasemanIn honor of their grandson Bryce becoming a Bar MitzvahFern & Sheldon Harr, Eleanor, Richard & Jay Seline, and Judith & David BalloffIn honor of the B’nai Mitzvah of Ilana & Lara BalloffLiz LevineIn memory of Michael Galanis and Dr. Benjamin LevineLinda WolfeIn memory of her beloved husband Mel WolfeGENERAL FUNDJerry WeinerIn memory of Esther WeinerDavid AmroseIn memory of Marion PattingerHenry AbramsIn memory of Kurt AbramsChrissy & Lane WittenIn appreciation Bobbie MeisslerIn memory of Mildred MeisslerSteven MotznoIn memory of Selma MotznoCarol CarswellIn memory of Shirley RubinSteve BergIn memory of Elise BergMah Jongg GroupIn appreciationJody Minde In memory of Edwin GrossElinor WapnerIn appreciationLinda KayIn memory of Irving BlockJody MindeIn memory of Susan & Larry SchepsDebbie & Hal BasemanIn memory of Susan & Larry SchepsDebbie & Hal BasemanIn memory of Janie SilvaAdele CohnIn memory of Lena ShawDebbie & Hal BasemanIn memory of Linda Horovitz’ cousinBarbara RosenCongratulations to Jeffrey Ittleman on his marriageBarbara RosenTo wish Beverly Ittleman a happy special birthdayRookie KomitorIn memory of Francis StewartKaren & Bob FellerIn memory of Julius KochKaren & Bob FellerIn memory of Susan & Larry SchepsAmy VogelIn memory of Sara MilsteinDoris & Artie FinkIn memory of Kevin FinkPhyllis Paganucci and Larry LangerIn appreciationWendy, Barry, Liz & Brian CohnIn memory of Susan & Larry SchepsBrenda KramerIn memory of Ray GoldsteinJerry WeinerIn memory of Jacob WeinerStephen SteinIn memory of Hannah SteinHelen BemporadIn memory of Florence TabrysJack & Bobbie Barr FundIn appreciationWilliam ApplesteinIn memory of David ApplesteinJody MindeIn memory of Anthony SermariniBarbara RosenIn honor of Linda Kay’s special birthdayCarol & Steve ShainIn honor of Isabel & Steve Berg’s anniversary Sandra & F. Steven BergIn appreciationCarol CarswellIn memory of Anthony SermariniLen LevyIn memory of Frederick Phillip LevyLiz LevineIn memory of Michael GalanisEna & Paul GotkinIn memory of Anthony SermariniEnid & Chuck KaufmanIn memory of Elinor RoosthChrissy & Lane WittenIn appreciationDavid-Linda & David FriedmanIn memory of their loved onesJon ShainmanIn memory of Sidney LevineDebbie & Paul Mendelson and Sandi & Charles BrownIn honor of Karen & Seth Asofsky’s granddaughter Sloane’s baby namingPhyllis & Herb CohenIn memory of Alexander CohenJoel CohnIn memory of William CohnHARTMAN FAMILY COMMUNITY GARDENMichele SchlissermanIn memory of Jennette Zweig Colin LibertHIGH HOLY DAYS PRAYER BOOKSGeryl DeixlerIn memory of Lillian SheinmanAlice SpritzerIn memory of Gail KahnDiane SosmanIn memory of Murray TishlerLisa CohenIn memory of Frank ColeDaniel MyersonIn memory of Paul MyerseonJon ShainmanIn memory of Sidney LevineHIGH HOLY DAY PLEDGENancy, Stephen, Calvin & Juliana KalerMUSIC FUNDDonna Wexler & Emilios PlakidisIn memory of Sara BrookMarcy Brody & Jim BanicTo wish a speedy recovery to Audrey AdesMarcy Brody & Jim BanicWishing congratulations and mazel tov to Bob Levin on his 90th birthdayMarcy Brody & Jim BanicWishing congratulations and mazel tov to Jerry Teitelbaum on his 90th birthdayMarcy Brody & Jim BanicTo wish a speedy recovery to Brian LamplMarcy Brody & Jim BanicIn memory of Nancy SolomontBobbie MeisslerIn memory of Lillian MeisslerScott PerryIn memory of Harriet WeinfeldCarole Levine & Jose AlvarezIn memory of Susan & Larry SchepsJerry RosmanIn memory of William WolfPamela & Robert FriedmanIn memory of Robert FischMaraci Brody & Jim BanicTo wish a speedy recovery to Rick MorganAmy PepperIn memory of Bertha BognerJackie HaldermanIn memory of Charles GulkoCarole Levine & Jose AlvarezIn memory of Anthony SermariniStefanie MarksonIn appreciation for all the kindness shown to her after her sister’s passingShirley BaderIn appreciationCheryll & Andrew PlotkinIn honor of their daughter Wendy’s birthdayMyrna BermanIn memory of Barry Lanstein, Sarah Lanstin & Abraham Lanstein ONEG FUNDCharlie MadanickIn memory of Anthony Sermarini
Shvat-Nisan 5786 • The Scribe | Page 17YOUR CONTRIBUTIONSCharlie MadanickWishing a speedy recovery to Taylor Golzbein & Bob FellerCharlie MadanickIn celebration of Maya Levkovitz & Nathan FelmusCharlie MadanickIn memory of Maurice MadanickONEG SPONSORSHIP Karen & Seth AsofskyIn honor of the baby naming of their granddaughter, Sloane IvyRebecca and Matthew Sarelson In honor of their son Jack becoming a Bar MitzvahDebbie & Hal BasemanIn honor of their grandson Bryce becoming a Bar MitzvahAbby & Robert PtachikIn honor of the baby naming of their granddaughter, Isabel RoseRABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUNDFerne ReberIn memory of Dorothy LittmanWill GansIn memory of Ernest GansRoss FedergreenIn memory of Florence FedergreenAllan MaltmanIn memory of Irving MaltmanDavid MillerIn memory of Sarah MillerSteven FazzioIn memory of Joseph Fazzio and Joseph Fazzio, Jr.Charlie BarnettIn memory of Bernard BarnettMichael OlsherIn memory of Nan MrozewskiSteven ShapiroIn memory of Dr. Alfred ShapiroEd FrankelIn memory of Benjamin FrankelMarge WolfsonIn memory of Edgar Wolfson, Lillian Gilbert and Reuben GilbertKay KienIn memory of Charles WapnickRalph MyrowIn memory of Clarice MeyrowitzBarbara SeltzerIn memory of her mother Edith Stein, grandmother of Stephen & WalterJerry RosmanIn memory of Murray RosmanMaril & Charlie LevyIn memory of Ruth Levy, Clara Levy and Yetta PerlmanCarol CarswellTo wish Rabbi and Gali mazel tov on their daughter Maya’s marriage to Nathan FelmusDan MorelloIn memory of Mina Conway MorelloSteve DeixlerIn memory of Rose DeixlerRobert GreeneIn memory of Gilbert GreeneAmy PepperIn memory of William LastConnie MazerIn memory of Mort Mazer and Randi Mazer WaxmanHarriet VogelIn honor of the marriage of Maya Levkovitz & Nathan FelmusCaren ThornerIn honor of the marriage of Maya Levkovitz & Nathan FelmusDavid-Linda & David FriedmanIn memory of their loved onesJulie Littky & Natalie SharpIn memory of Elinor RoosthMona MorelloIn memory of Eleanor LoweLinda HorovitzIn memory of Bessie SchwartzMyrna BermanIn memory of Barry Lanstein, Sarah Lanstin & Abraham Lanstein Jenny Shukhman AndersenIn memory of Maria Kilina Shukhman Brenda & George LaneIn memory of Janet Lane RABBI’S EDUCATIONAL & PROGRAMMING FUNDCheryll & Andrew PlotkinIn memory of Edna Hibel PlotkinBeni GurovitschIn memory of Michael GurovitschDebby Milboer & Howard LucksIn memory of Sylvia BlattRita RothfeldIn memory of Pearl TempleSusie AderIn memory of Mamie CohenMargot & Paul HauserIn honor of Maya Levkovitz and Nathan Felmus’ marriageBeni GurovitschIn memory of Gita WainsteinKaren & Bob FellerMazel tov to the Levkovitz family on the marriage of Maya and NathanScott ReberIn memory of Steven ReberEnid & Chuck KaufmanIn honor of the marriage of Maya Levkovitz & Nathan FelmusDale Merken-SilverbergIn memory of Irving SilversmithLinda HorovitzIn memory of Marjorie HorovitzDebby MilboerIn memory of Allan MilboerRABBI’S INREACH FUNDSharon & Jerry ClippingerIn honor of Caroline Clippinger’s conversion to JudaismTina & Michael SolomonIn honor of their weddingRELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUNDRichard EvansIn memory of Morris EvansMarsha LevinsonIn memory of Jean MessingRisa MilbauerIn memory of Herbert EisenbergJacqueline & Mark LeopoldIn appreciationRisa & David MilbauerIn memory of Howard MilbauerMark RubensteinIn memory of Paul AllenSOCIAL ACTION FUNDJackie HaldermanIn memory of Susan & Larry SchepsBob HochmanIn memory of Saul HochmanBobbie MeisslerIn memory of Julius MeisslerCeil RandellIn memory of Leonard SchneiderCubby SteinhartIn memory of Donald David SerotteSOCIAL ACTION FUND – FOR ST. GEORGE SOUP KITCHENLois & Rich RemickIn memory of Susan and Larry SchepsJudy & Jim BloomFor the St. George Christmas DinnerTEMPLE BEAUTIFICATION FUNDPam & Mark Weinstein Dedicated Stained Glass WindowEtta & Froman MehlIn appreciationFredda SteidleIn memory of Herbert TannenbaumTHE ONE SCHOOL FUNDJoel MillerIn memory of Paul MillerEna GotkinIn memory of Jack ShapiroNanci HochmanIn memory of Jerry PriceYOUTH ENGAGEMENTMark SlifkinIn memory of Samuel SlifkinArline & Mark SlifkinIn honor of Bryce Baseman becoming a Bar Mitzvah
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