Beth Aaron Journal 2020

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In honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

They are amazing

Mr. & Mrs. Example

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Rabbi’s Message

In honor of January 10, 2020

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree ‫יג טבת תש"פ‬

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our Shelly Leffel Service Awardees, Deena and David Fisher, and to the

recipient of the Eitan Shapiro Young Leadership Award, Eli Kahn, on their

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behalf of our ‫בית הכנסת‬.

How fortunate our community is to have had these wonderful individuals
lead our ‫בית הכנסת‬. Their devotion and dedication to our shul is nothing less
than remarkable. They have diligently served our community in countless
ways and have worked tirelessly on behalf of the shul. Our beloved
honorees are true “doers,” and we have all been the fortunate recipients of
their tireless efforts.

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Their dedication and commitment to the needs of the ‫ ציבור‬is matched only
by their genuinely modest and unassuming manner. They serve as sterling
role models for all who have the privilege of knowing them. May ‫הקב"ה‬
continue to provide them with the strength to carry on their honorable
efforts. May He bless them and their families with health, happiness and
success for many years to come. Mazal Tov!

In honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

They are amazing

Mr. & Mrs. Example

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President’s Message

Welcome to the 44th Annual Congregation Beth Aaron Journal Dinner
honoring Esther & David Schnaidman as our Guests of Honor, Deena &
David Fisher as our Shelly Leffel Service Awardees, and Eli Kahn as our

Eitan Shapiro Young LeadershIinp Ahwonarodreeo.fAn event like our dinner does

not take place without the tireless dedication of a number of extremely

talented individuals. OnMberh.a&lf Mof trhse. Hshouln, tohraenek you to the Dinner and
Fundraising Committees, TanhdetyoaRraebbaimRoatzhiwngachs, for their hard work

and efforts in making this evening entertaining, enjoyable and a
wonderful success.

In Parshat Terumah, perek 25, pasuk 8, Hashem commands Moshe to tell

Bnai Yisrael “‫ ַכנְ ִ֖תּי ְבּתוֹ ָכֽם‬M‫וְ ָ ֽשׁ‬r‫ש‬. ‫ ִמ ְק&ָ֑דּ‬M‫וּ ִ֖לי‬r‫שׂ‬s‫ ָ֥ע‬.ְ‫”ו‬,EAxnadmthepylsehall make Me a

sanctuary and I will dwell in their midst.” The Or Hachaim Hakadosh
asks, why does Hashem use the word mikdash in directing Bnai Yisrael to
create a place where Hashem’s shechinah would dwell, when every other
time the Torah describes the place actually built as a mishkan. The first
answer given is that the commandment to create a mikdash for Hashem
is a mitzvah applicable for all generations. The word ‫ ִמ ְק ָ֑דּשׁ‬is used by the
Torah as a reference to the ultimate dwelling place of Hashem in the
future. The Jews who left Egypt built the mishkan as a temporary
structure at Hashem’s direction so that it could be easily

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assembled and disassembled to accommodate their travel through the
desert. Once Eretz Yisrael was conquered, settled, and in a more
permanent state, Shlomo ha-Melech completed his father Dovid
ha-Melech’s vision of a more permanent structure, the Beit ha-Mikdash,
to fulfill this commandment of ‫וְ ָ֥עשׂו ִ֖לי ִמ ְק ָ֑דּש‬. Today without the Beit
ha-Mikdash we fulfill this obligation through our Mikdash Me’at. Our shul

serves as a focal point for ourIcnomhomnuonirtyo, fand it is where we unite to

serve Him. The second answer given by the Or Hachaim Hakadosh is

that the word ‫ ִמ ְק ָ֑דּשׁ‬wasMusre.d&toMhirgsh.liHghotnthoarteeeverything done on
behalf of the mishkan wasTcohnesyidaerreedahmolayz, oinr gkadosh. So even though the

place created was called a mishkan, all tasks associated with donating,
creating, building and maintaining the mishkan were considered
important and holy. I believe this second answer can also be extended

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generations. The work done to fulfil the mitzvah of ‫ וְ ָ֥עשׂו ִ֖לי ִמ ְק ָ֑דּש‬will
forever be considered holy and an important part of who we are as a
nation.

Tonight, we honor and express our Hakarat ha-Tov to specific individuals
who have significantly contributed to the maintenance and future
growth of our own Mikdash Me’at and of our greater community. The
Schnaidmans have been involved with our shul and the growth of our
greater community for over 30 years. Whether as a past shul financial

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secretary, Shomer volunteer, member of the Financial Arrangements

Committee, longtime Sisterhood volunteer, Gabbai, Ba’al Tefilah,

member of the Arba’ah Minim Committee, or Daf ha-Yomi and Daf

ha-Shavua leader, the Schnaidmans have quietly, but consistently,

stepped forward when needed to help our shul without hesitation. We

are forever thankful for their leadership and inspiration for the entire

shul, and for the continual quieInt chhoesneod rthoefy perform on a day-to-day

basis. Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

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within our

Shelly Leffel z”l did. These people do everything and anything to ensure

that our shul is functioning and operating effectively for all of our

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Deena has been a past co-president and long-time Board member of the

Beth Aaron Sisterhood, while David has served on the Board of

Directors and on the Security Committee, and now serves as a Shomer

volunteer. The Fishers have set the bar as a family for their commitment

to serving the shul, preserving its culture and ensuring its safety. We

thank Deena and David Fisher for their unwavering dedication to our

shul.

The youth of our shul represent our future as a nation. As members of
the shul, we try to model for our children what it means to be part of the

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tzibbur, and to demonstrate the importance of volunteering one’s time
to help the shul. Eli Kahn grew up in a home that exemplified the phrase
“family first, but the shul is a close second.” Both of Eli’s parents have
given and continue to give their time and energy to the shul. Eli has
taken his parents’ lead at a very early age. Eli has contributed in so
many ways, providing his peers and the youth of our shul a model of
what it means to be part of the tzibbur. From helping the Men’s Club, to

leading as a Gabbai and lainerIinthhoenYourtohfMinyan, to his assistance in

the Annual Sisterhood Mishloach Manot project, Eli has offered his time

consistently to the needMs orf.t&heMshrusl..WHeoanroe rsoeeproud to present this
year the Eitan Shapiro YouTthheLyeaadreersahmipaAzwinargd to Eli Kahn.

I thank all those who support our shul and who have come out to
celebrate with us. I wish everyone an entertaining, fun, and enjoyable
evening.

Mr. & Mrs. Example

Josh Klavan
President
Congregation Beth Aaron

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Men’s Club Message

I heard a rumor that some people have short attention spans and
don’t really want to read a long message. In that case, I will write the
shortest message I can think of, but a powerful one:

VInolhuontneoerr!o!!f!

That is it. Volunteer.

Thank you for reaMdinrg. .& Mrs. Honoree
For those who allocTahteedymaorreeathmaanz1i5ngseconds to the Men’s Club

message, let me elaborate the way we would in our special minyan. If
you look at our honorees, each is more than just a participant. They are
all doers. They have all gone above and beyond, and have given time to

our kehilla when they cMourld. &havMe brese.nEdoxiangmotphleer things. For example -

David Schnaidman has been the Gabbai of our 7:30 a.m. minyan since I
moved into this part of town over a decade ago. That is no easy task.
Trying to make everyone happy, trying to be sensitive, trying to deal
with multiple opinions and, most importantly, ensuring that everything
ran smoothly week in and week out. Many people would take that for
granted. As someone who has been a Gabbai in multiple shuls and
minyanim, I can tell you -- it is not that simple. If you don’t believe me,
think about that the next time you hear a request for a Ba’al Koreh or
turn down saying the Haftarah.

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David Fisher has run events for the Men’s Club. Do you know

how many times we ask for people to run events and how few people

step forward to give a few hours to help make Beth Aaron the great

place it is? You can multiply that to the nth degree when you look at

Deena and her service as a past Sisterhood president. Not only did she

need to run an organization, bIunt hshoenhoardotof find people to step up.

Eli -- wel, what caMn Irs.a&y aMborust. EHlio? nHoerheaes good genes. He started
in the Men’s Club crew asTshoeony aasrheealmeaarnzeindghow to walk and has been

invaluable on multiple Shabbosim to the kehilla. Even more so, he gives

an amazing Daf Yomi shiur, has woken up at 5:00 a.m. over his break to

sell Hoshanot, and has lained multiple times at the 7:15 a.m Hashkamah

Minyan. Mr. & Mrs. Example

The message is simple. Look at our honorees and say: “What can I

do to be more like them, even in a small way?”

Volunteer!!!

Thank you

Moishe B. Singer
President
Men’s Club, Congregation Beth Aaron of Teaneck

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Sisterhood Message

At the beginning of this past week’s parsha, Parshat Terumah,
Hashem commands Moshe to tell Bnai Yisrael to give a terumah to
Ha-Kadosh Baruch Hu.. According to Rashi, terumah comes from the root
of hafrasha, separation, meaning when a person gives something of

themselves, they are separatinIng iht ofonroarnootfher person or purpose. Just

like Bnai Yisrael gave of themselves towards Hashem’s Mishkan, so to

people in our kehilla giveMofrt.h&emMserlsv.eHs wointhofruellehearts to help our
Mikdash Me’at. We are forTtuhneayteatroeniagmhtatzoibnegable to honor individuals

who embrace these ideals.

We at the Sisterhood are excited to work alongside so many

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guest speakers. Our programs for Purim, Pesach and Shavuot benefit the
community. We also help individuals and families by organizing shiva
meals or celebrating the birth of a baby. We thank all those who give a
part of themselves.

If you are interested in joining us, please email

[email protected].

Debby Sheffey and Gabrielle Silverberg
Co-Presidium
Sisterhood Congregation Beth Aaron

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Rabbi David
& Esther
Schnaidman

Guests of
Honor In honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

They are amazing

Esther and David married in 1986 and moved straight to the apartments in
Teaneck. After a short time, they knew they wanted to stay in this friendly
and growing community. David got his first taste of Beth Aaron when he

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house, it was natural to look at the Beth Aaron side of town. They joined
Beth Aaron in 1990 with a toddler and a newborn and immediately sensed
the warm, welcoming 'out of town' atmosphere and felt right at home.

Esther was born and raised in St. Louis, MO. Growing up, her family was
active in the Young Israel of St. Louis. After high school, Esther attended
Michlala in Jerusalem and then Stern College. David was born and raised in
Washington Heights, where his parents were active in the local community.
After high school, David attended Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh for two years.
After returning from Israel, he studied in Ner Yisrael in Baltimore and
received a BA from the University of Maryland.

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When Esther and David joined the shul, there were many young families

joining the shul, so it was easy to make new friends. It didn’t take long for

Esther to get involved, and she joined the Sisterhood, where she

participated in programming events, Mishloach Manot, the Shabbat

womens’ parsha shiur, and the book club. Before the shul directory became

accessible online, she worked on updating the printed shul directory by

contacting every member. In a tribute to Esther’s father, the Schnaidmans

regularly purchase books on theIntohpiocnoof arvoeiflut to provide to people during

their time of need.

David has worked as a proMjecrt. &maMnargser. HatoBNnYoMreeellon and before that at

JPMorgan Chase. Over the yTeharesy, Daarveidahmasagzivienngof his time to the shul in

various capacities including as Financial Secretary, as a member of the

Financial Arrangements Committee, as Gabbai at the Shabbat Hashkama

Minyan (for over 20 years!) Gabbai and Ba’al Tefilah at the Beit Midrash

Minyan on the MYaimnimimCNoMomrarmi.mit&t.eDeMaavnidrdshba.ysEgvixovilanugnmtteheperlesehdiuhrisotnimSeunadsaaymember
of the Arba’ah

mornings as part of the Daf Shavua program.

David & Esther also joined the shul on the NORPAC Mission to Washington
several times. Another Beth Aaron highlight for the Schnaidmans was their
celebration of their son Chanan’s Bar Mitzvah with the shul in Chevron on
the CBA Israel Mission in 2005.

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Esther started out her educational career as a Judaic Studies teacher at
several Hebrew schools in Bergen County. After receiving her Master’s
Degree in Library Science in 1999, she became the librarian at the
Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey, where she had the pleasure of building
the school library and library program from the ground up. Over the past 20
years, she has had the privilege to teach hundreds of children in our
community. Esther has actively participated in the local chapters of the NJ

Association of School LibrariansIannhd osenroverdoafs the president of the local

chapter for 12 years.

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

The Schnaidmans are the proud parents and grandparents of Shoshanna and

Jason Silberman of White PlTaihnes y(aandreYoaamv aanzdinMgatan); Ephraim and Rivka

Schnaidman of Passaic (and Yael, Tani and Zahava) and Chanan of Kew
Gardens Hills.

Esther and David, alongMwirth. t&heiMr chrisld.reEnx, faeeml sopblelessed to be a part of

such a warm and dynamic shul led by two wonderful role models, Rabbi and
Chaviva Rothwachs.

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David & Deena
FIsher

Shelly Leffel
Service AwardIn honor of

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for adults and children, and had opportunities for spiritual growth. Beth
Aaron fit the bill.

Deena grew up in PhiladMelprh. ia&, PMA. Srhse. aEttxenadmed pTolerah Academy of Greater

Philadelphia and Arcadia University. After earning her Bachelor’s Degree in
Education, Deena returned to Torah Academy where she taught in the
preschool for many years. Upon moving to New York, Deena joined the staff
of RYNJ in 2001 and has taught in the preschool there for the last 19 years.
Deena loves her job as an early childhood educator. She especially enjoys
teaching Parshat Hashavuah, where her lessons come alive in the classroom.
She can often be found dressing up as characters from Tanach, loves
role-playing with her students, and enjoys building meaningful relationships
with them. During the summer, Deena works at Camp Shoshanim in
Lakewood, PA.

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David grew up in Los Angeles, CA. He attended UC San Diego where he
double majored in Biochemistry and Judaic Studies. He spent his junior year
abroad studying at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and also did an
internship at the Israeli Police Crime Lab. After graduating college, he spent
2 years studying at Yeshivat Ohr Somayach in both Yerushalayim and
Monsey, NY. He also obtained a Masters Degree in forensic science from
John Jay College of Criminal Justice of the City University of New York, which

led him to a fascinating career aIsnahfoornenosricosfcientist in the nation’s largest
DNA lab at the NYC OfficeMofrC. h&ieMf Mresd.iHcaloEnxaomreineer. After 17 years at the

Medical Examiner’s Office, David decided to enter academia and is now the

director of the new forensicTshcieeyncaerperoagmraamzaint tghe New Jersey Institute of

Technology.

David and Deena love being part of Beth Aaron. The shul is a warm and

friendly place, that has sMomre. t&hinMg forrse.veEryxoanme. Tphleenumber of shiurim and

learning opportunities are vast. The Youth Department is top-notch. Their
children always love coming to groups, are excited about all the
programming available to them and love to participate in all the events.
Both Shmuli (16) and Sorah (13) are group leaders, and Chaim (10) is looking
forward to being one too. Most importantly, the Rabbi and Chaviva are not
only their Rav and Rebbetzin, they are role models from whom they have
gained invaluable spiritual and emotional support.

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Over the years David and Deena have been involved in a variety of roles at
CBA. Deena served as Co-President of the Sisterhood for 3 years. She
currently serves on the Board of the Sisterhood. Deena also has served on
the Nominating Committee, the Youth Committee, helps pack and deliver
Mishloach Manot and has organized meals for new parents in the
community.

David served on the Board of DiIrnechtoorsnaonrdoofn the Security Committee,

where he successfully obtMainre.d&aM$7r5sK.HHomoneloanrdeeSecurity grant for the Shul.
He also serves on the Chevra Kadisha and volunteers as a greeter on

Shabbos. They are amazing

The Fishers also love hosting new families for Shabbos, volunteer for Shearit
Haplate of Bergen County, and have helped pack and deliver packages for

Tomchei Shabbos. Mr. & Mrs. Example

“We are humbled to receive the Shelly Leffel Service Award. Everything that
we do for the shul is a labor of love. We try to set an example for our
children of what it means to be part of a Kehillah and how important it is to
be involved in Chesed opportunities. We believe that we have received
more than we have given. We truly think of Beth Aaron as an integral part of
our lives and our home away from home.”

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Eli Kahn

Eitan Shapiro

Young Leadership

Award In honor of

Eli Kahn may have only attended Beth Aaron

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

because his parents moved to this side of

town in 2002, when he wasT4hyeeyarasroelda, mbuat zevinergsince he has done nothing

but give the Shul his all. It all began when Eli was a little kid davening by his

father’s side every night for Mincha and Maariv. He often would be waiting

around long after everyMoner.el&se hMadraslr.eEadxyalemft, ptolehelp his father take care

of something or another in the Shul that needed to be done. As he grew up,

Eli took on more responsibility on his own within the Shul. He said Yigdal on

Friday nights in the Main Minyan, and learned to Daven for the Amud. He

Leined and continues to Lein for the Youth Minyan--often with less than 12

hours notice to prepare! When the Youth Minyan needed a Gabbai, Eli

stepped up and led the Minyan for two years until he left for Israel.

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Eli is a graduate of The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey, Yeshiva
University High School for Boys and after his two years in Israel learning at
Yeshivat HaKotel, he has been at Yeshiva University preparing for a major in
History and minor in Political Science. Eli hopes to be a junior high history
teacher.

Beth Aaron is not the only one to benefit from Eli’s generosity with his time

and his talents. Eli has worked aInt ChaomnpoKrayolife, iShine, YU Torah Tours, and
with the Names Not NumMberrs. &ProMgrarms.,Hdoocnumoerneteing the stories of

Holocaust Survivors which led to several Poland Trips including running an

outreach camp through theTLhauedyeraFroeuanmdaatioznin. g

Eli’s involvement in the shul goes beyond his help in the Minyanim. Eli for
many years schlepped everything for the Mishloach Manot and then helped

his family deliver them tMo trh.e&meMmbresrs. oEf xthaemShupl.leHe has spent many

years building the Shul Sukkah and donning the Men’s Club Apron to serve
food at the weekly Kiddushim, as well as, helping clean up from Seuda
Shlishit. The Shul really missed Eli while he was away in Israel, but as soon
as he returned he was back in the game! Eli’s friendly smile and great sense
of humor endear him to all. He has always been available to help wherever
it was needed and encourages others to do so as well. He is a great example
for the youth of our Kehila.

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Eli is happy to have been able to serve a shul that helped shape the man he
is today and is humbled to accept the honor of the Eitan Youth Leadership
Award. Whether it is his time, physical strength, hands or voice, Eli has
always given to our shul and G-d Willing, he will continue for many more
years to come.

In honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

They are amazing

Mr. & Mrs. Example

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Thank you….

. . . To our honorees: David & Esther, David & Deena and Eli for all you do
. . . To Rabbi and Chaviva Rothwachs...for everything...always

. . . To the support staff: President Klavan, Penina, Danny and Kayla-Rachel
. . . To Aviva, Devorah an. d. .CThoaAimvIinLaethffMoelna(odAirdsoaonmfCLaetffeerlePrsroductions) for donating

the tablecloths aMndrd.e&sigMninrgs.aHndoanrorarnegeing beautiful decor
. . . To AhavTathheTyoraarhefaormtahzeibnegautiful venue

. . . To Yossi from Magnet Memories for the fun photos and great take aways
. . . To Shimmy Socol for the video production.

. . . To tMher.S..o.u&TnodMSsytresptsea.mnEcExrmeawirmzaiatnpBleergen AV.

. . . To Dena Levie of Judaic Papercuts.
. . . To Yehuda Harczstark of A Piece of Israel Custom Engraved Gifts

. . . To the Seating, Set-up and Clean-up Committees
. . . To everyone who supports our incredible shul
. . . To our families for putting up with us

Nechama and Mo-b

Dinner Committee

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Congratulations to the
most worthy honorees

In hothneor of

MSrc.h&nMarsid. Hmonaonrese

They artehaemazing

Fishers

Mr. & Mrasn.dExample

Eli Kahn

Sorry we can't be with you!

‫ָכּל ַה ָכּבוֹד‬

Bonnie & Jack Eizikovitz

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Mazal Tov

In htoonor of
MArll. t&hMe Hrso.nHoorneeosree
Thank Tyohueyfoarealalmthaaztinygou do
For our shul and our community

Mr. & Mrs. Example

Roz & Ira Friedman

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Congratulations to

EIlni hKonaohr nof

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
I remembeTrhheoywarseurapmriaszeindgyou were

about your first trip to Israel.

Mr. &MMazrasl T. oEvx!ample

Dr. Barry Weissman

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Mazal Tov
to all of the Honorees

Your unwavering dedication and devotion

to our tsrhuulIlynaanhndoinonousrproicrfoamtiomnu. nity
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Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

MaTyhyeoyuacroenatminauzeintgo be
a source of strength and leadership

for Klal Yisrael.

Thank you to MRarb.b&i aMndrCs.hEaxviavma Rpolethwachs for all

that you do for our shul and community.

Esther and Josh Klavan

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Mazal Tov and best wishes
to this year’s honorees

Esther & DIan vhoindorSocfhnaidman
DeeMnar. &&MDrsa. HvoindorFeiesher

They are amazing

Eli Kahn

WeMarp.p&lauMdryso.uErxdaemdicpalteion

and your contributions
to our kehilla.

Arlene and Michael Sand

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We honor our children

Deena & David

and ouInr hgroannodrcohfildren
ShmMur.li&, SMorrash. H, aonndoCreheaim

TMheay azraelamToazvin!g

Mr. & Mrs. Example

With love,

Susan and Barry Fisher

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Mazal Tov
to the

Schnaidmans
IFnihsohnoerrosf

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
and

They are amazing

Eli Kahn

WeMsarl.u&teMyorusa. nEdxathmanpkleyou

for all you do for the shul and the community

Alden and Evie Leifer

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Mazal Tov to all the honorees!

Esther & David

Thank you for all your efforts on behalf of our shul
andInehnotinroerkoehf illa

MDr.a&vMidr&s. HDoeneonraee

They are amazing
We are honored to call you our friends. Both of you are

examples of friendliness, kindness, and doers for our
community.

Mr. & MrEsl.iExample

Keep up your good work. It’s so wonderful that your efforts
are being rewarded.

Miriam and Izzy Salomon

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44th Annual Journal Dinner

Mazel Tov

to all the honoreeIsnohnonaowreolfl deserved honor!
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

Thank you for all you hTahveey daorenaemfoarzoinugr shul and community.

Special Thanks to the Schnaidmans for their many years of

selfish devotion to our Kehilla. We are lucky to have you as

Mneri.gh&bMorrssa.nEdxfarimenpdlse.

The Levart Family

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To our Dear Children, Siblings, Aunt and Uncle

Esther & David Schnaidman

We take pride and joy in the honor bestowed on you by
Beth Aaron in recogniItniohnoonfoyrooufr continuous support
and service to BetMh rA. a&roMnrasn. Hdothneorbereoader community

ovTehresyoamreaanmy yazeianrgs.
Mazal Tov and with much love

Mr. & MArbsb. aExample
Rena and Menachem

Sara and Yosef
Ayala and Gideon

Malka

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Yeyashar Kochachem

In honor of
to all of our Honorees

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
for allTthheayt ayroeuadmoafzoinrgthe
Beth Aaron community

Mr. & Mrs. Example

Adeena & Yair Mayerfeld

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MAZAL TOV TO ALL THE HONOREES

David & Esther Schnaidman

who personify the words of Devarim 30:14
In honor of

‫ ֽב ְל ָב ְב ֖ ַל ֲעשׂ ֹ ֽתוֹ׃‬Mִ ‫ וּ‬r.‫ ְבּ ִ ֥פ&י‬M‫ד‬rֹ ‫א‬s֑ .‫ ְמ‬H‫ר‬o‫֖ב‬nָ ‫ָדּ‬o‫ַה‬ree‫ִכּֽי־ ָק ֥רוֹב ֵא ֶ֛לי‬

"For the word is vTehreyycaloreseamtoayzoinug, in your mouth
and in your heart that you may do it."

DavMidr.&& DMerse.nEaxaFmisphleer
Eli Kahn

We thank you for your dedication and devotion
to our shul and community

-clearly, it's in your DNA!

The Fisch-Mellul Family

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Mazal Tov to
Guests of Honor

David & Esther Schnaidman

In honor of
ShellyMLer.f&feMl Sresr.vHicoenAowreaerdees

DavidTh&eyDareeaemnaazinFgisher

Eitan ShaMprir.o&YoMurnsg. LEexaadmersphleip Award

Kahn Junior

Thank you for your continued service to Beth Aaron.

Marianne Gorlyn, David Goldberg, and
Hayley Goldberg

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Mazal Tov

to allInthheohnoonroorfees!
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

They are amazing
Thank you so much for all you do for the shul!

Mr. & Mrs. Example

The Zell Family

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Mazal Tov

David & EsItnhhoenroSr ocfhnaidman

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
They aarendamazing

David & Deena Fisher

on tMherir. &weMll drse.seErxvaemd hpolneors

Ira & Tzippi Press

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In honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

They are amazing

Mr. & Mrs. Example

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Mazal Tov to the honorees and their extended families

From the Beth Aaron Officers and Board of Directors

Josh Klavan, President
Steve Hoenig, 1st Vice President
Moishe B. Singer, 2nd Vice President
Pinny Wechter, Vice President Finance

Aliza Fischman, ViIcnehPorneosridoefnt Programming
MicaMhrK. &auMfmrasn. ,HTorneoasruereer

Annette Feldman, Secretary

Chaviva STtheeiny, FarineanacmiaalzSinegcretary

Isaac Hagler, Immediate Past President

MrB.o&ardMofrsD.irEecxtaorms ple

Andy Dimond Abe Leidner
Josh Dubin Aryeh Lewitan
Yakov Eizik Yair Mayerfeld
Jesse Giles Jeff Neugroschl
Peter Globus Joel Richter-
David Goldberg Chanani Sandler
Leah Greengart Asher Toporovsky
Stephen Gruber Ziva Wagner
Rivka Herzfeld Aubrey Wolff
David Landsman

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Mazal Tov
to

Esther & David Schnaidman,
DeenaIn&hDonaovridofFisher

Mr. & Marsn.dHonoree

TheyElairKe aahmnazing

on this wonderful honor.

Mr. & Mrs. Example

We thank you for your hard work
on behalf of our kehilla.

Lyn and Fred Cohen

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Mazal Tov
to our honorees, who have done so much for our

congregation, community and Klal Yisrael.
In honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
A personal thank you to Eli Kahn. Your help caring
for my parents wTahseaylwaraeysamabaozivnegand beyond any
kindness expected from a neighbor. My father z"l

loved you, my mother loves you, and our entire

familMy wr.il&l cMonrtsin. uEextaomlopveleyou.

Ellen and George Friedman
& Bernice Greenberg

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In Celebration and in Honor of

DAVID & ESTHER SCHNAIDMAN

We cherish our friendship with you!
In honor of
In Honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree

DAVIDT&heyDaEreEaNmaAzinFgISHER
ELI KAHN

With gratitudMert.o&alMl orfsy.oEuxfaormyopuler devotion to

our shul!

Yitzchak and Rachel Furst

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Mazal Tov to

Esther & David Schnaidman

for being tonight's Guests of Honor,
to our friends

Deena &In Dhoanovriodf Fisher

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
for being honored as the Service Awardees,

Theyaanred atomazing

Eli Kahn

for being hoMnorr. e&d wMitrhs.thEexaYomunpgleLeadership

Award.

Your contributions to our kehilla are significant, do
not go unnoticed, and are greatly appreciated.
Mazal Tov!

Judy and Steven Gellerstein

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Mazal Tov to

DaviIdn h&onEorsotfher!

Thank you for alMl trh.e&yMearrss. Hthoantoyroeuehave dedicated
toTsehrevyinagreoaumr akezihnilgla.

AliMzar.a&ndMrKsa. El xSatmaipmlean

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Mazal Tov to
In honor of

AMll rt.h&eMHrs.oHnoonorreeees

They are amazing

We thank youMforr. y&ouMr rtisr.eElexsasmseprvleice to our shul.

Laurie and Ira Bauman

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Mazal Tov

Esther & David

In honor of
On this well-deserved honor.

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
They are amazing

Patty andMSra. m& MBrosr.oEdxaacmhpalend Family
Ardell Borodach

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Mazal Tov to

All the Honorees

In honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
A sTpheecyiaalrMeaazmaal Tzoinvgto

Deena & David

Mr. & Mrs. Example

Your dedication to your shul and community is a
source of inspiration

Fanny and Dov Elefant

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Dear

Esther & David,

Your commitment tIon choomnomruonf ity is inspirational
and serveMs ra.s&anMerxsa. Hmopnleofroereall of us!
They are amazing
Mazal Tov!

Mr. & Mrs. Example

Fondly,

Pam and Ron Ennis

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Mazal Tov

and Best Wishes to all the Honorees!
In honor of

Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
Yasher Koach to tThheeaydamreinaismtraaztiinogn, the Board and

all who volunteer and assist at Beth Aaron.

May you coMntrin. u&eMtorbse. Eanxainmsppirlaetion to the

entire community.

Barry and Emily Kaplan

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Mazal Tov

In honor of
to all the honorees
Mr. & Mrs. Honoree
on thisTwheeylla-dreesaemrvaezidnhgonor.

Mr. & Mrs. Example

Rani & Paul Lustiger

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Mazal Tov

In honor of
Mtora. l&l tMhersH. oHnoonroereese.
Kol ha-Kavod toTRhaebybairReoatmhwazaicnhgs and Rebbetzin
Chaviva for the amazing work that they are doing
on behalf of the Beth Aaron community.

Mr. & Mrs. Example

Elisheva and Yosef Veltman

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In honor of

MrM. &aMzras.lHToonvoree

toTahlel ythaereHaomnaozrienegs.

NaomMi &r. &AaMrrosn. EMxaamndpelelbaum

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