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September–October 2016 Av 5776–Tishrei 5777

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Temple Sinai of Hollywood1400 North 46 Avenue • Hollywood, Florida 33021Temple Office: 954.987.0026 • Fax: 954.987.2731

School Office: 954.987.1694 • www.SinaiHollywood.orgAffiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

and The Jewish Theological SeminaryRabbi Dr. Gideon M. Goldenholz

Executive Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rosanne MendelowitzEarly Childhood Education Director . . .Donna AntonReligious School Director . . . . . . . . . . . .Karen KayeMembership Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . .Elissa GoldbergFinancial Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marcie GreenbergPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Miriam RubeImmediate Past President . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Larry MarksVice President Ritual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Shammai TaplinVice President Education . . . . . . . . . . . .Cheri RothschildVice President Membership . . . . . . . . . .Leah ParkerVice President Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . .Jarod AntonVice President Programming . . . . . . . . .Hillary JosephsTreasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marty GerberParliamentarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Evan PlotkaHouse Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bob PatronSisterhood Rep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Joan LefkowitzHazak Rep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Judy SchwartzECEPA President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lindsay AnidjarLegacy and Endowment . . . . . . . . . . . . .Prof. Mal GoldenEditor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Judy WienerGraphic Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Debbie Weiss Stokley

The Bulletin is published by Temple Sinai of Hollywood every other month throughout the year

Sept. 2 7:19Sept. 9 7:12Sept. 16 7:04Sept. 23 6:56Sept. 30 6:49

Oct. 2 6:47Oct. 7 6:41Oct. 11 6:37Oct. 14 6:34Oct. 16 6:32Oct. 21 6:28Oct. 23 6:26Oct. 28 6:22

CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES Sept.–Oct. 2016

Please Join Our Daily Minyan ServicesMonday–Thursday 8:15 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.Friday 8:15 a.m.Friday Evening Shabbat *7:00 p.m.Saturday Shabbat 9:30 a.m./time varies p.m.Sunday & National Holidays 9:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.

Times underlined indicate holidays

*Kabbalat Shabbat Service 7:00 p.m. each Friday eveningin the Zinn Chapel followed by an Oneg.

*KISS (Kids In Shabbat Service) : will resume in the Fall.

The schedule may vary so please check with the Temple office.

Birthday or Anniversary approaching?We would be delighted to have you sponsor a Friday evening Oneg.

Please call the Temple office for details

Hollywood Office4420 Sheridan Street, Suite EHollywood, FL 33021954-962-8311

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Our mission is to enrich our vibrant, inclusive, egalitarian, Conservative congregation through education, worship, charity and social interaction,celebrate diversity, and support each person in their pursuit of Jewish learning, values and spirituality.

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The holidays are almost here. Theypresent us with an amazing array of in-tricately woven themes, focusing onideals, reflections and celebration. It allbegins with an entire month of Eluldedicated for spiritual assessment. Wethen open the season with S’lichot on asomber note, enter Rosh Hashana opti-mistically and joyously, continue withthe extraordinary drama of Yom kippur,and then breathe in the freshness of

Sukkot and end with the celebration of Simchat Torah and ShminiAtzeret. What an amazing marathon! nothing can beat themajesty, the aura, and solemnity of the High Holiday experience;the inspirational singing of our Dimitri Trio, incredible participa-tion of so many of our members during the services (reading Torah,leading prayers, Kids choir, opening ark etc. etc.). It is an intensetime and it reminds us of why we love being Jewish.

The serious work of the Holiday season can be truly integratedinto our lives with joy, beauty, and fun. These Holidays remind usthat at the core of being Jewish is enjoying the fruits of our labor,celebrating as a community, and rejoicing in our shared heritageand teachings. May we celebrate many joyous moments togetherin good health for many years to come.

Shana Tova U’MetukaRabbi Dr. Gideon M. Goldenholz

Rabbinical AssemblyBroward Board of Rabbis

Mesader Gittin / Head of Rabbinic [email protected]

PRESIDENT MIRIAM RUBEWhen I moved to Florida from Ohio,

one of the most frequent questions I wasasked was whether I missed the chang-ing of the seasons. When I explained theseasons do change in the Sunshine State,they would laugh wondering if I meantmy stilettos had replaced my studded flipflops.

But we know better. The summer iscarefree, full of the smell of coconut andfresh limes, scrumptious barbecues with

good friends and family trips. Then, slowly beach towels are rolled up,backpacks are filled and drivers have to notice school zone signs. Ihave before noted the intersection of the new school year and theJewish new year reminding us we have another chance. Withoutknowing the day, the season has changed from sadness to comfort,from reflection to renewal. Our weekly Torah portions usher in thenew season, a season of solemnity and yet celebration.

Judaism has built in our seasons intertwining the smells, tastes,and sounds of the fall and the High Holy Days. Like the burst of thered apple trees, the rustling of falling leaves under foot and the smellof summer squash and pumpkin, my senses know we will taste theapples and honey, tremble to the sounds of the shofar and smell thedelicacies passed down through generations.

The seasons have passed and I have seen babies in our congrega-tion become bar/ bat mitzvah, young adults mature as they leave forcollege, anniversaries celebrated at the Torah and too many morestanding for the Kaddish. Interesting view I have from the bimah.Seasons seem to pass more quickly. My perspective expanded, I seemore. I see empty seats where I remember those who came regularly.I smile when I notice new faces and I marvel at the interaction be-tween the generations.

To me, I do not miss the changing of the seasons. I get to changewith them every week.

Miriam

RABBI DR. GIDEON M. GOLDENHOLZ

Our mission is to enrich our vibrant, inclusive, egalitarian, Conservative congregation through education, worship, charity and social interaction, celebrate diversity, and support each person in their pursuit of Jewish learning, values and spirituality.

Temple Sinai 2nd Summer Picnic

It’s a Kosher Barbecue with all the trimmings lots of veggie stuff too!

for members and guests at the home of Judy & Larry Wiener3981 N. 32 Terrace • (Lakes of Emerald Hills) • Hollywood

RSVP to Judy at 9549620762 or Temple at 9549870026

Sunday, Sept. 18 • 12 noon till 4 p.m.

FREE

Bring your smile, a toweland your appetite!

SupervisedPlayroom forYoung Kids

• Splash with your kids in the pool• Sit on the patio and relax• Stay cool inside socializing or watching sports

Minyan Breakfast in Memoryof Nettie Lepolstat’s Yahrzeit

Temple Sinai welcomed Rosanne Mendelowitz as Executive Director in July 2016. Rosanne hasbeen actively involved in the field of Jewish agency management and administration for over adecade.

Prior to arriving in South Florida to join the Temple Sinai community, Rosanne served as theSynagogue Administrator for the Pine Brook Jewish Center in Montville, New Jersey. In that role,she managed all day-to-day operations of the synagogue, including fiscal operations and admin-istrative aspects of religious services. She also worked as the synagogue’s nursery school directorcreating innovative programs to increase preschool enrollment. Prior to her years with the PineBrook Jewish Center, Rosanne helped guide the Clifton YM-YWHA/Tri-County JCC for over10 years, having served as both a volunteer and then joining the professional staff as a member ofthe senior management team.

Rosanne has a very clear vision for the future of Temple Sinai, as set forth below:

• Temple Sinai will continue to be vital and relevant to every member in whatever way they feel is most important to them and all members will be treated with respect.

• Temple Sinai will operate as a healthy organization and be a welcoming and friendly center of the com-munity.

• While the ebbs and flows of membership are a reality of life, the purpose of why we exist will neverchange. We will always continue to provide a relevant connection to our members.

• Temple Sinai will be a place where new Jewish families moving into town are welcomed and invited into our halls.

With a strong belief in respecting the spiritual compass that a synagogue provides, Rosanne believes in working every day to "betterourselves as the center of the community" and takes much pride in leading that community as part of a team.

Rosanne, a graduate of The Ohio State University, has settled into her new home in Davie and is thrilled to be exploring her new sur-roundings as a Floridian. Her daughter Rachel is in the Master of Occupational Therapy program at Nova Southeastern University andher son Dylan is beginning his freshman year at the University of Central Florida.

Welcome to Our New Executive Director

Gearing Up For A New Year!Temple Sinai is excited to announce that in preparation for

the new year ahead, we are enhancing a few areas of our facil-ity.

The Paul B. Anton Religious School, grades 3 and up, willnow have a dedicated home with 4 classrooms in the hallway ofthe Temple building where the administrative offices were oncelocated. The K - 2 grades will remain in the Early Childhoodwing. We were busy preparing and excited to kick off the 2016-17 school year, which began August 28th!

The Shuk, Sisterhood's gift shop filled with beautiful items,will be moving to a new, fabulous location in the heart of theTemple's administrative offices, with easy access from the mainreception area! We can't wait for the "grand re-opening" priorto the High Holy Days! Stay tuned for details.

Eden Catering will be using the space currently occupied bythe gift shop for their administrative support office.

The Kasselman Early Childhood Learning Center wasclosed the week of August 15th, in preparation for the start ofa new school year which began on August 22nd!

We appreciate your patience as we carry out these minor ren-ovations.

Stanley Lepolstat who moved north sent money forhis late wife’s yahrzeit minyan breakfast in her memory. This was the group that was there thatmorning. Not Stanley, of course.


Preparations for the High Holy Days are in full gear!

Any congregant who is interested in blowingshofar on the High Holy Days is asked to contactRabbi Goldenholz at [email protected].

Please note that this year our shofar blowers willbe placed in various locations throughout thesanctuary for an enhanced experience.

Rabbi Goldenholz is offering a Shofar BlowingWorkshop on Sunday, September 25th, from11:30 a.m. - 12:00 Noon for anyone who is inter-ested in attending. The Rabbi will review tech-niques, the sequence of sounds and the meaningsof the sounds. Bring your shofar and join us in theChapel.

Please contact the Temple office with any ques-tions. (954) 987-0026

Parshiot Summary ProgramHello dear Chaverim.

On October 26, The Parshiot Summary Program will commence its seventeenth year of unrivaled success, andincomparable achievement. The list below displays the Torah portion through December 31, 2016. Please selecta Torah portion from those available. You will be both challenged, fulfilled and proud of your accomplishment.

Bereshit on October 26 (Professor Neil Reisner)Noach on November 5 (Nicki & Judge Mel Grossman)

Lech Lecha on November 12, availableVayera on November 19 (Paula Greene)

Chayei Sarah on November 26 ( Jared Anton),Toldot on December 3 (Cheri Rothschild)

Vayetzei on December 10, availableVayishlach on December 17, availableVayeshev on December 24 availableMiketz on December 31 available.

Please declare your interest by contacting me at [email protected] My home phone is 954-966-3911. Mycell is: 954 444 2228. Reserving a date for you will be a distinct pleasure and most gratifying.

May Hashem bless our congregational family with continuous Shalom.Professor Mal Golden, PhD

Parshiot Summary Coordinator



The High Holy Days and Fall Festivals

The Hebrew month preceding Rosh Hashanah, Elul, is designated as a month of introspection and repen-tance. In preparation for the Jewish New Year, special prayers are recited. Psalms 27 is added at the end ofmorning and evening prayers, and the shofar (ram's horn) is blown at the end of morning services on week-days (except for the eve of Rosh Hashanah itself ). Among ?? it is customary to increase the giving of charity(Tzedakah) and to ask forgiveness from people one may have wronged. At midnight on the Saturday nightbefore Rosh Hashanah, we begin reciting selichot, penitential prayers

Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah, beginning of the year, is the Jewish New Year, and falls on the first and second days of theJewish month of Tishri (September/October). The Mishnah, the core work of the Jewish Oral Torah, sets thisday aside as the new year for calculating calendar years and Sabbatical and jubilee years. Rabbinic literaturedescribes this day as a day of judgment. Some descriptions depict God as sitting upon a throne, while bookscontaining the deeds of all humanity are opened before Him. Prayer services are longer than on a regularShabbat or other Jewish holidays, and include (on weekdays) the blowing of the shofar. On the afternoon ofthe first (or the second, if the first was Saturday) day, the ritual tashlikh is performed, in which sins are "cast"into open water, such as a river, sea, or lake.

The Ten Days of RepentanceThe "ten days of repentance" include Rosh Hashanah,Yom Kippur and the days in between, during which timewe should meditate on the subject of the holidays and ask for forgiveness from anyone we have wronged.Shabbat Shuvah, is the Shabbat between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur when we read a special Haftarah thatbegins Shuvah Yisrael (come back, oh Israel.) It is held that, while judgment on each person is pronounced onRosh Hashanah, it is not made absolute until Yom Kippur. The Ten Days are therefore an opportunity to mendone's ways in order to alter the judgment in one's favor.[2]

Yom Kippur Yom Kippur is the Jewish festival of theDay of Atonement. In the Hebrew calen-dar, the ninth day of Tishri is known asErev Yom Kippur (Yom Kippur eve). YomKippur itself begins around sunset on thatday and continues into the next day untilnightfall, and therefore lasts about 25hours. The traditional observance is to fastthroughout Yom Kippur, and many attendsynagogue for most of the day. There arefive prayer services, beginning in theevening with Kol Nidre; then in the morn-ing: Shacharit, Musaf, Mincha and conclud-ing with Neila.


Sukkot, a Hebrew word meaning "shelters" or "huts," refers to the Jewish festival of giving thanks for the fallharvest. Sukkot is celebrated five days after Yom Kippur on the 15th of the month of Tishrei, and is markedby several distinct traditions. One, which takes the commandment to dwell in booths literally, is to erect asukkah, a small, temporary booth or hut. Sukkot (in this case, the plural of sukkah) are commonly used duringthe seven-day festival for eating, entertaining and even for sleeping. Sukkot also called Z’man Simchateinu(Season of Our Rejoicing) is the only festival associated with an explicit commandment to rejoice. A finalname for Sukkot is Chag HaAsif, (Festival of the Ingathering) representing a time to give thanks for thebounty of the earth during the fall harvest.

Sukkah is a symbol of the frail huts in which the Israelites lived during their 40 years of wandering in thedesert after the Exodus from Egypt. It also serves to remind Jews of the biblical account of how God pro-tected them, provided for their needs in the wilderness, and by implication, still watches over us today.

Sukkot come in many variations, but there are some guidelines to follow when building them. Two importantones are:

• A sukkah has to have at least three walls. Only one can be an existing wall, like the side of a house. Thewalls may be constructed of any material, generally canvas, wood or metal. Today, it is possible to buy ready-to-assemble sukkah kits.

• The roof is to be temporary, covered with loose branches from trees or anything that grows out of theground, and has been cut off from the ground. According to tradition, this roof covering, s’chach, should giveshade and yet allow those in the sukkah to see the stars through the roof at night.

Once the sukkah is built, it is common to decorate it by hanging fruit and other items from the s’chach, puttingposters on the walls, and extending hospitality to friends and family.

Lulav and Etrog are symbols of the harvest. The lulav is a combination of date palm, willow and myrtlebranches, held together by a woven palm branch. The etrog, or citron, is a lemon-like fruit with a wonderfulcitrus smell. When reciting the blessing over the lulav and etrog, one should wave them in six directions—north, south, east, west, up, and down. This action symbolizes that God can be found in all directions, notonly in one particular place.

The traditional ritual for the lulav and etrog is as follows:

1. Stand facing east. Place the lulav (with the spine facing you, myrtle on the right and the willows on theleft) in your right hand and the etrog in your left hand. Bring your hands together so that the lulav and etrogare side by side.

2. Next, recite this special blessing: Baruch atahAdonai, Eloheinu Melech haolam, asher kid'shanub'mitzvotav v'tzivanu al n'tilat lulav. "Blessedare You, Adonai our God, Ruler of the uni-verse, who has sanctified us through Yourmitzvot and ordained the taking of the lulav."

3. On the first day of the festival, add the She-hecheyanu prayer.

4. Finally, shake the lulav in all directions –east, south, west, north, up, and down – whilereciting or chanting the words Hodu l'Adonai kitov ki l'olam chasdo. "Give thanks to God, forGod is good, for God's loving-kindness en-dures forever."

Camp Sinai – Was the Coolest PlaceTo Be This Summer!!!

This was another great year with170 campers (almost 30 % more thanlast year) spending their summer withus. We had lots of really fun field tripsto bowling, TY Park, Young at Art,

Museum of Discovery and Science, and Flamingo Gardens, justto name a few. The bus rides were really cool, too. The childrenenjoyed swimming lessons, karate, dance, music, fitness, and Shab-bat. We also had many guests come to entertain including Mickey& Minnie, Batman, a dancing dinosaur, Alex the talking cocka-too, and so much more!

The children participated in two mitzvah projects this summer.First, they made cards for Hollywood Police officers, thankingthem for all they do to protect us. The officers loved the cards andthe project was noted in the local newspapers. Then, the childrenmade silk flowers and gave them to Rabbi to take with him when-ever he visits our members in the hospital or hospice. The flowers

KASSELMAN SCHOOL NEWSDonna Anton, Director

have a little note attached that they came from the children at theTemple Sinai Kasselman School. Rabbi says our members wereso thrilled to receive them!

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!

The Kasselman School Parents’ Association is creating a custom cookbook featuring favorite recipes from our families and friends.These cookbooks will be professionally published and are sure to be a treasured keepsake for us all.

Please submit 3-5 of your favorite recipes so you can be represented in our cookbook. Ask your parents and friends for recipes as well.Many recipes from all members will ensure that our cookbook is a success. Recipes MUST BE KOSHER. No Pork, Shellfish or mix-ing of meat and dairy in recipes. They will be removed from the cookbook. We ae using Morris Press Cookbook’s web site to easilysubmit recipes online. If you do not have internet access, our committee can enter them for you. Submit hard copies of your recipesto Ms. Donna or Ms. Barbara in the front office.

Please submit our recipes online by December 16th.

To submit recipe online:• Go to www.typensave.com and click ‘Login.’• Enter the User Name: KASSELMAN• Enter the Password: (PUDDING195) and click ‘Submit.’• Enter your name and click ‘Continue.’• Click ‘Add Recipes” to begin adding your recipes.

Recipe Writing Tips:• When adding recipes, review the “Tips” and use standard abbreviations• Only enter 1 ingredient per ingredient line.• List ingredients in order of use in the ingredients list and directions.• Include container sizes, e.g., (16 oz.) pkg, (24 oz.) can•Write directions in paragraph form, not in steps.• Use names of ingredients in the directions, e.g. “Combine flour and sugar.” DO NOT use statements like, “Combine first three

ingredients.”• Include temperatures and cooking, chilling, baking, and/or freezing times.• Additional comments about the recipe (history, nutritional data, suggested uses, etc.) are not allowed unless a “Recipe Note” field

is visible. Enter extra recipe content in that field.

Please email us if you would like to be a cookbook committee member. We can’t wait to work on these cookbooks and make them ahuge success.

Lindsey Anidjar, Nicole Moskowitz, Cookbook Co-Chairpersons


BAT MITZVAH

Kayla Sophie GoldsteinSeptember 3, 2016

Parents: Eva and Hugh GoldsteinGrandparents: Connie & David Putnam

Harriet & Bruno GoldsteinSiblings: Ben& ArikSchool: Pioneer Middle School, Grade 7Hobbies/Interests/Awards: Kayla enjoys dancing and recently

completed a summer intensive at the Miami City Ballet.

Mitzvah Project: Raising awareness about child laborAbout Kayla: Kayla is a 7th grader at Pioneer MiddleSchool in Cooper City recognized for superb academic perform-ance during all four quarters of the 2015-16 school year. She is atalented ballet dancer who has performed in lead roles in her stu-dio’s end-of-year recital for the past few years. She was acceptedinto the Miami City Ballet Summer Intensive and recently com-pleted their rigorous two week program. Kayla believes in per-forming mitzvot every day. She enjoys giving Tzedakah andparticipating in Temple Sinai’s Share-A-Meal program. For herBat Mitzvah, she decided to raise awareness about child labor bysharing resources and information with her family and friends, in-cluding the United States Department of Labor’s “Sweat $ Toil”app. Kayla encourages all her guests to download the app whichallows you to check countries’ efforts to eliminate child labor, findchild labor data, and browse goods produced with child labor.

“I am excited to become a Jewish adult and leadthe service on my Bat Mitzvah.”

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWSKaren Kaye, Director

Renew Us For a Year That is Good and Sweet

Religious School began on Sunday, August28th at 10:00 a.m. Parents were invited to joinus in the chapel for a meet and greet with theteachers and orientation. This was a specialtime to get acquainted with the teachers andlearn about what the students would be learn-ing this year.

Rosh Hashanah is such a special time tofocus on the gift of life and ask ourselves if we

are taking it for granted, or appreciating every moment of it. It is alsoa time when we link one generation to the next through timeless tra-ditions. We hope you join us with your children at our family holidayevents and services.

Wonderful events are happening in the month of September for theJewish holidays. On erev Rosh Hashanah, October 2nd, at 7:00 P.M.,we are celebrating the BIRTHDAY OF THE WORLD at TempleAll are invited to bring their children to a birthday party to celebrate the5777th birthday of our amazing world. Our celebration will be com-plete with birthday cake, noise makers, and all kinds of birthday good-ies. Rabbi Goldenholz and the Dimitri trio will conduct a brief,interactive, children’s service and all of the children will receive a spe-cial blessing.

We will have an amazing Shofar workshop on Sunday, September25th, 11:30 to 12:00 in the Zinn Chapel. Rabbi Goldenholz will con-duct the workshop for the religious school students and all adults whowant to learn about blowing a Shofar. We hope that parents and stu-dents will bring their own Shofars to the session and practice thesounds of the Shofar. This would be a great session even if it is yourfirst time learning how to blow the Shofar.

Our Simchat Torah service will be on Monday, October 24th be-ginning at 6:30 P.M. with the consecration of our new religious schoolstudents.

On Sunday, November 6th, Rabbi Goldenholz will be conductinga blessing of the pets at 12:00 P.M. on the grassy area in front of theKasselman School building. So bring all of your precious companionanimals for a special rabbinic blessing.

Our first KISS Shabbat service for the new school year will be onFriday, November 11th. We begin at 6:15 P.M. with our kosher vege-tarian pot luck dinner. Services begin at 7:00 P.M. with all of the stu-dent participants sitting on the bima. This is a wonderful familyfriendly event where everyone experiences the warmth of Shabbat. Ihope we see everyone there.

We are happy to announce a new class. HOW AND WHY TOCELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS WITH RABBI GOLDEN-HOLZ. Classes will be held while students are attending ReligiousSchool, from 11:00 to 12:00. There will be four sessions during theyear. The sessions will cover the details and questions about the familycelebration of the Jewish holidays. The dates of the sessions will beSept. 25, Dec. 11, Feb. 26, and Apr. 23. You may attend any or all ofthese classes.

I hope your year is good and sweet - L’Shana Tova Karen

Jacob & Reuben Latorre laining tefillin for their bar mitzvah


The sisterhood presidency for this year isactually a presidium of six former sisterhoodpresidents. We have designed the presidiumso that each person’s talents are utilized. Thepresidium is as follows.Joan Lefkowitz-Communications LiaisonJudy Wiener-Financial CoordinatorPaula Platt-Membership CoordinatorCheri Rothschild-Programming CoordinatorLois Edelstein-Social Action CoordinatorShari Balmuth-Mitzvot Presenter

Sisterhood is starting the New Year with A NEW YEAR; ANEW YOU. We are having the talented makeup artist, ShelbyNiefeld. She will be making up one of our sisterhood members andshowing us ways to use products to our advantage. In addition,there will be healthy snacks for our benefit. This is a free, fun eventfor all ages to participate. Ladies, aren’t you curious to see what youwill learn?

Sisterhood, additionally, is helping with the “clean-up” that willbe happening at temple. We want to help make our temple build-ing as welcoming as the members of the temple are.

Speaking of welcoming if you haven’t met our talented new Ex-ecutive Director, Rosanne Mendelowitz, please stop by her office.In her short time here, she has been a wonderful friend to sister-hood. Rosanne, we would love to have you join us at any event wehave! Ladies, let’s keep this partnership with her going strong; weare lucky to have her here!

In keeping with the season we are just beginning, sisterhoodwishes everyone a peaceful, healthy, and happy New Year! Your sis-terhood presidium looks forward to seeing everyone in temple.

SISTERHOOD NEWS

Joan Lefkowitz, Presidium

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• Rosenthal Wedding Glass Items• Chanukah Items• Shabbat Tableware• Unique Yahrtzeit Candle Holders• Hostess Gifts• and so much more!

Newly Relocated to the Temple Office


HAVE YOU PAID YOUR SISTERHOOD DUES? I knowyou won’t want to miss out on anything; and the MembershipBrunch is just around the corner. Mark your calendars for Octo-ber 30, 2016!

Joan Lefkowitz

SAVE THEDATE!

Saturday NightDecember 3rd

Temple Sinai Galahonoring

The Hon. Ron and Cheri Rothschildand

Aaron and Shira Greenberg

Marilyn Zide Leadership Award

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR NEXT SHARE A MEAL:SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2016 · 11:30 AM / BRIDGE PREP CAFETERIA

Please bring dozen boiled eggs, in shell, in carton. Any small toiletries:shampoos, conditioner, soap, lotion, tissue packs, dollar store razors packs, tooth brush/tooth paste, combs, small deodorants, etc.

that you might have or can buy would be appreciated.ITEMS CAN BE DROPPED OFF ANY DAY OF THE WEEK AT TEMPLE OFFICE

SOCIAL ACTIONSHARE-A-MEAL

Our Share-a-Meal Group is changing which is normal, but with a definite change to the younger side. Cub Scout Pack 18 andGirl Scout Troop 10618 have joined us again and want to be notified regularly. That is delightful. The mitzvah (commandment) tohelp those less fortunate than oneself is something that should be instilled in us at a young ageso that by the time we are adults we do it automatically. If someone has been standing in theheat to receive a meal, there are no questions asked. That person gets the meal we are provid-ing.

Steve and Paula Platt did a yoeman's job of coordinating the August 21st feeding. Besidesbringing the bread and Danish from Entenmann's Thirft, the Platts took charge of the morn-ing enablling me to attend a bridal shower that day. Thank you for always being there for thismitzvah.

Those helping that morning were the Garber Family: Annie, Jonathan with Shira and Natan;Mark and Lois Nonkin; Paula Greene; Audrey and Sam Meline; Linda and Charles Maurice;Cub Schout Pack 18; Girl Schout Troop 10618; Leah Parker with Joelle, Aviva and Ari Bejar;Laurie and Marc Diaz with Kaitlyn; The Hochberger Family: Alex, Bette, Brock, Esther andDeborah; Eva Goldstein with daugher Kayla; Helaina and Paul Bardunias with son, Benjamin;Andy Wiener and Maria Maldonado; and Karen and Albert Maya and familiy. Thank you fortaking time out of your beautiful summer Sunday to help.

Shalom


P R O G R A M M I N G3 Bat Mitzvah of Kayla Sophie Goldstein5 LABOR DAY

12 Monthy Monday Movie, see page 21

18 Second Summer Picnic, see page 3

21 Sisterhood First Program of New Year:7:30 pm, Cocktail Room, see page 12

24 Selichot: 8 pm, Dimitry Trio

30 Kabbalat Shabbat Service, 7:00 p.m.Speaker: Sarah Honig, followed by Oneg.

2 Happy Birthday to the World!Erev Rosh Hashanah Service 7:00 pmSee bottom this page for Dimitry Trio dates

3 Rosh Hashanah first day 9:00 am

4 Rosh Hashanah second day 9:00 am

10 COLUMBUS DAY, no movie11 Kol Nidre, 6:30 pm

12 Yom Kippur, 9:00 am

16 Share-a-Meal, cafeteria, see page 11

17 First Day of Sukkot23 Let's Go Sukkah Hopping!, see page 20

24 Shimini Atzeret24 Simchat Torah/ Consecration 6:30 pm

25 Simchat Torah morning service 9:00 am

30 Sisterhood Paid Up, 10:00 am Save the Date!

October

SHABBAT MORNING FOR KIDS

Programs for children on Shabbat will resume after the Holidays.

Please watch your emails for dates and timeswith Karen and Orly

September

THE DIMITRY TRIOSeptember 24 Slichot, 8 p.m.October 2 Erev Rosh Hashanah, 7 p.m.October 3 & 4 9 a.m.

October 11 Kol Nidre, 6:30 p.m.October 12 Yom KippurOctober 24 Simchat Torah/Consecration, 6:30 p.m.

ADULT EDUCATION: Spring Schedule

Lunch and Learn with Rabbi GoldenholzTorah Study

November 15, 22, 29 | December 6, 13With Rabbi Dr. Gideon Goldenholz

12:00 noon–1:30 p.m.(Lunch is $8 per person or bring your own kosher lunch)

Women’s Spirituality with Rabbi GoldenholzFollowing Lunch and Learn

November 15, 22, 29 | December 6, 13With Rabbi Dr. Gideon Goldenholz in his study

1:30 till 3:00 p.m.

FridaysLast Kabbalat Shabbat in September,

Speaker: Sarah Honigspeaking on Two Hollywoods, Two Coasts

September 30

If you would like to speak or know of an interesting speaker, please call the Temple office


Temple Sinai 2nd Summer Picnic

Sun., Sept. 18 • 12 noon till 4 p.m.

FREE

See Page 3 for details

KISS Shabbatfirst Friday in November & December

Nov. 4 & Dec 2


Mazel Tov to Elissa Goldberg, Temple Sinai'sMembership Coordinator on her marriage.Elissa was married on July 3, 2016 to DavidMedvedev. The wedding took place in NorthBrunswick, NJ at Congregation Bnai Tikvah.Elissa is so excited to be married and cannotwait to see where their journey continues as amarried couple.

Mazel Tov

On Saturday the 23rd of July, Jacqueline Leigh Bonnet andDomenico Giuliano Travano were wed in N.Y. The parents ofDomenico are members, Luis and Melly Travano.

Rabbi Goldenholz officiated and the service was attended by several Temple Sinai members.

First Summer Picnic 2016The first Sinai Picnic for 2016 was a warm, sunny day in June. Thank you to Steve, David, Larry,

Juan Carlos, and Marty who came early to help set up and to our chefs: Don, Ron, Marty and JuanCarlos who manned the barbecue. If I missed a few helpers, please forgive—it was a busy day! Wethank all who brought the many salads and soda to make it a wonderful picnic. My trainer, Steve,manned our "bar" and Jolie and .........kept the playroom open although nearly all the kids stuck to thepool. Come on out to picnic #2 on Sept. 18th.


OPERATION ISAIAHTemple Sinai of Hollywood

“It is to share your bread with the hungry and to take the poor into yourhome; When you see the naked, clothe him...”

-Isaiah 58:7Join with Jews around the country to help those in need.

Fill a bag with non-perishable canned or packaged Kosher foods.

Peanut Butter • Pasta/Rice/BeansSoup Mixes • Vegetables • Fruit • Tuna

You can bring filled bag back to Temple Sinai from now throughSukkot (box in front lobby). Food will be distributed to

the local soup kitchen and food bank.Help us fulfill the words of the Prophet Isaiah

which we read each year on Yom Kippur

WELCOME TO TEMPLE SINAIHAPPY TO HAVE YOU WITH US!

Jay & Khila Auerbach and children Khameron, 15 & Ruby, 10

Jacob & Celia Benzaguen

Jonathan & Lori Colan and children Maxwell, 11 & Julia, 10Welcome Back!

Shlomy and Maya Cramerand children Seraphina (Simi), 4 & Elliot (Baruch), 2

Steven and Judith Nussenblatt and children Michael, 11 & Jaclyn 14 years

Rich & Shiri Weissmark and Esther, 10Welcome Back!

Tammy & Lonny Steckler with Elijah, 7 & Natalia, 5


We have been purchasing new Tallitot inmemory of Megan Geller, Michael Rosenbergand David Zurawin, grown children of ourmembers who passed away, all in the month ofMarch 2015. The donation for each Tallit willbe $36.00 minimum (more if you so desire).The tallit can be personalized. Please sendyour checks to Temple Sinai. Thank you.

Questions?Call Lloyd Edelstein, 954-981-4270or the Temple office, 954-987-0026

Tallit Memorial Fund


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We are proud to announce that the honorees for the2016 Temple Sinai Dinner Dance are the HonorableRon and Cheri Rothschild. We are also pleased to an-nounce that the recipients of the prestigious MarilynZide Leadership Award at this year’s evening gala willbe Aaron and Shira Greenberg. This evening gala, en-titled “A World of Colors,” will be held on Saturday,December 3, 2016.

The Rothschilds, who have been active members ofTemple Sinai since 1990, are recognized throughoutthe South Florida community. Cheri is all about"teaching" and is currently on the Temple Sinai Boardof Governorsas the Vice President of Education. Hercareer included teaching in California and Ohio be-fore moving to South Florida, where she taught for 9years at Beth Shalom Academy, a Jewish day school,followed by 26 years at the University School of NovaSoutheastern University. She is proud of having taughtmembers of Temple Sinai, as well as their children andgrandchildren. With a BA in Education from TheOhio State University, and a MA in EducationalLeadership from Nova Southeastern University, shehas over 40 years of teaching experience. AlthoughCheri retired in 2014, she continues to volunteer inmany educational endeavors. Cheri has served on theboards of several Jewish community organizations in-cluding the David Posnack Jewish Community Cen-ter and the Orloff Central Agency of JewishEducation. She is a past Sisterhood president and cur-rently serves as a member of Temple Sinai’s SisterhoodPresidium. Cheri is a life member of Hadassah andWomen’s American ORT.

Retired Judge Ron has spent most of his legal careerat the Broward County Courthouse,first as a CountyJudge and then as a Circuit Judge. He has heard casesin both the civil and criminal divisions, and has re-ceived numerous awards from his peers. Most recentlyhe was inducted into the Broward County Senior Hallof Fame for hisprofessional and community activities.Like Cheri, Ron has been an active member of ourlocal Jewish community. Some of his activities include:first president of what is now the David Posnack Jew-ish Community Center, president of the Jewish Fed-eration of South Broward, president of the B’nai B’rithJustice Unit Lodge, as well as being on the Boards ofTemple Sinai, Maimonides Day School, Posnack Day

School, Orloff Central Agency of Jewish Education,Jewish Family Services, Jewish National Fund, JewishTelegraphic Agency, and National Conference ofChristians and Jews.

Cheri and Ron,who have been married for 47years,have two sons. Michael, the oldest, is a currentCircuit Court judge in Broward County. He is mar-ried to Melisa and is the father of Myles and Mathis.Younger son, Marc, is an entertainment producer atDisney World in Orlando and is married to DavidAlexander.

Aaron and ShiraGreenberg have been active mem-bers of Temple Sinai since 2008. Shira and Aaron or-ganized the Temple’s annual Yom Ha’atzmautcelebration and volunteered at many Temple eventsincluding the annual Sukkah Hop, Purim festivities,and summer barbeques, to name a few. Aaron servedon the Temple Sinai Board of Governors from 2011 to2014 and, together with Shira, cofounded the TempleSinai Green Team. Shira currently serves as theBoard’s Recording Secretary and, among other con-tributions, led Tot Shabbat Services from 2009 until2012.

Shira and Aaron have three children, Gideon, Lilaand Jordan, who attend Shabbat services with theirparents on a regular basis. Gideon and Lila also attendthe Paul B. Anton Religious School and Jordan hasattended the Kasselman Early Childhood Center.

Shira teaches eighth-grade U.S. history at SilverTrail Middle School in Pembroke Pines and wasnamed the school’s Social Studies Teacher of the Yearfor the 2015-2016 academic year. Aaron is an expe-rienced leader in the field of human resources and cur-rently serves as the Director of Employee Services forLynn University in Boca Raton.

With all the Rothschildsand Greenbergshave done,this is an opportunity for you to honor their dedicationto Temple Sinai and the community by placing an adin our Journal. A blank ad form is on the next page.Please follow the directions on the form and return itas soon as possible. Your copy can be camera ready orhand written but please print legibly. Each $500 insold ads will earn one free ticket to the Dinner Dance.The deadline is November 11 but please don’t waituntil the last minute. If you have any questions, pleasecall the Temple Office.

2016 Dinner Dance Honorees Announced


Let’s go Sukkah-HoppingSunday, October 23 • 12:00 noon

Do you like to visit other sukkahs and see how each one is decorated differently and hear its story?Or would you like to offer your sukkah for one of our Sukkah stops?

Either way, please call Judy Wiener at 954-962-0762 so we can discuss the details.

Having Fun Is Guaranteed!

ANNOUNCING A NEW CLASSHow and Why to Celebrate the Holidays

with Rabbi GoldenholzClasses will be held while your children are attending Religious School.

There will be four sessions durin ght eyear. The sessions will cover the details

and questions about the family celebrtion of the Jewish holidays.

You may attend any or all of these sessions. If you are interested in attending,

please contact [email protected]

Session 1, 9/25/16: The High Holy Days

Session 2, 12/11/16: Chanukah & Tu B’Shevat

Session 3, 2/26/17: Purim & Passover

Session 4, 4/23/17: Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron, Yom HaAtzmaut and Shavuot

Monthly Monday Movies7:00 p.m.

September 12The Jazz Singer with Neil Diamond

October No Movie

November 14

December 12

Reservations $2.00 / Walkins $3.00Call the temple office to reserve your seat today - 954-987-0026

BABYSITTING AVAILABLE1 child $5 / 2 or more children $10

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

Snacks/Beverages available for purchase

Sponsorships Welcome

Minyan Needs You!

You Need Minyan!

Try it, you'll like it.!

8:15 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.(Sundays & Holidays 9:00 a.m.)

We just left Joe DiMaggio Hospital, where we delivered eight buckets and two large boxes of crafts and schoolsupplies.

Thank you to all who donated the items that filled and overflowed our centerpieces. The children's endocrinol-ogy department was very appreciative. One child recently diagnosed is virtually homeless. Add to his life strug-gles a diagnosis of Type 1 insulin dependent diabetes. We hope the surprise will bring some brightness into hisdays ahead.

On the way out, I asked the boys how they felt. Jacob said this is how we were raised and we can do more.Reuben referred to his haftarah, a drop in the bucket. We can all make a difference, but we have to start somewhere.

Jacob & Reuben Latorre’s Mitzvah Project


September Birthdays

September Anniversaries

October Birthdays

October Anniversaries

SINAI FAMILY MILESTONES

The Temple would appreciate your letting us know of any mistakes or omissions of birthdays or anniversaries. Please call the office to have corrections made.

1Clive & Debbie HorwitzVictor & Orit Olshansky3

Neil Reisner & Ruth Honigfeld7

Michael & Randee Eibeschitz16Peter & Ellen LivingstonRichard & Linda Sommers17Brett & Allison Pogany24Jack & Sheila German

12Michael Greenberg13Cora BejarBenjamin Robbins14Faye Schachter15Ariella Bak

Leonardo Wassermann16Kenneth Baxter17Simon AdattoCaryn DunnMartin Gerber18Noam Rechtman19Paul LefkowitzWendy Silver Gordon20Belinda Peters21Elena FinerDr. Jeffrey Rashbaum22Arin PoganyLee Weiner

1Scott PalmerLeslie Rosenberg2Jonathan Colan3

Alexa Sedaka4

Gayle SilvermanElijah Steckler5

William BraverElliot Cramer6

Dr. Joseph Esterson7

Daniel Glansberg8

Nicole CohenSarah Weissman9

Prof. Neil ReisnerRoberta Weitz10Natalie BakClive HorwitzBrett Walfish11Jennifer DeSarroMarnie Weissmark

23Naomi GoldenHailey KartenRichard Oklin24Jeffrey Glass25Jessica FeldmanHilary GitlitzDr. Samuel Meline27Paul BarduniasJason KatzMara SpatzJacob Visnick28Mary BotknechtLissa ComessLawrence EsbinJack GermanBrett PoganyGladys Schultz29Ron Rechtman30Shira Greenbergolie Horowitz

2Gene Glasser3

Dr. Lorena Alterbaum5

Hugh GoldsteinTheodore Meyer

6Deborah DeckelbaumTeresa FeldmanJordan Greenberg7

Yehoshua Grasiani

8Aaron GreenbergSteven Maliner ColvinLiana Marks9

Nelson Dembs10Daniel AaronsZachary Leader11Jessica BagliebterMichael Leader

12Marilyn HochSchwartzSara VogelHal Wechter13Moshe CohenJonas Katz14Dr. Alana Horowitz15Bonnie CohenJonas MeltzerRichard MillerDr. Karl MorgensteinCarole MorningstarJordan Nizel16Celia BenchetritAdriana HochszteinDr. Calvin Rosenfeld17Jane Berman18Joyce AbrahamDr. Robert BetterMichael RothschildHarry SilvermanCelia Wiener19Jacqueline GreenbergHarriet KasselmanRuth Lackmanr

20Jenna CohenSara Decklebaum22Harrison BraverScott FarberSteven FeldmanElliot LemelmanDr. Larry Marks23Lucas Bejar24Helaina BarduniasDaniel Hopen26Dr. Howard BraverSydney Muller27Dr. Ronald Oklin28Laura GrasianiMathew HazanJudith Koch

Lisa Lynn29Donna AntonShawn OstrowerGeri Riskin30Taly Sher31Hana Nizel

18Brad Gordon & Wendy Silver Gordon21Jeffrey & Maxine Robbins23Mark & Renee Glaser24Paul & Susan Luskin25Elan & Jennifer Weizman28Daniel & Hilary GitlitzShooki & Laura GrasianiElliot & Joy Lisak29Juan Carlos & Marisa Gonzalez30Alexander & Ilisa Leibovich


7Richard & Susan Miller

10Steven & Teresa FeldmanSteven & Nancy Weizman

GENERAL FUNDJudy & Larry Wiener…. to Howard Perl, condolences toyou and your family on the recent passing of your father,Alex PerlJudy & Larry Wiener…. to Jack Pines, condolences to youand your family on the passing of your sister, Esther TalJudy & Larry Wiener… to Dr. Gilda Oran & Mr. BradleySaperstein, Mazel Tov on the Bar Mitzvah of Elijah Oran.What a wonderful day it was!Louise & Morton Diamond… to Gail Cohen, wishing youa speedy recoveryBarbara Rosen…. To Leslie & Jack Pines, in memory of EstherBruce & Karen Gottlieb… in honor of our son Andrew’smarriageLois & Lloyd Edelstein.. to Maureen Rash & family, inmemory of your beloved father, Bernie GilickLouis & Lloyd Edelstein.. .. to Dr. Jack Pines, in memory ofyour beloved sisterSusan & Richard Miller… to Dr. Jack Pines…in memory ofyour beloved sister Esther TalBob & Naomi Stamper… to Dr. Jack Pines, may the fam-ily be comforted amongst the mourners of ZionLois & Lloyd Edelstein….to the Cohen family, in memoryof your beloved motherRosanne Mendelowitz… to Reuben Latorre, in honor ofyour Bar MitzvahRosanne Mendelowitz… to Jacob Latorre, in honor of yourBar MitzvahJudy & Larry Wiener… to Bonnie Miller & family, sinceresympathy on the passing of your brother Myron GrovemanJudy & Larry Wiener…. to Donna Anton and family, sin-cere sympathy on the passing of your father, RaymondLewisJudy & Larry Wiener…to Miriam Rube & Rafael Latorreon the wonderful occasion of the Bar Mitzvah of Reuben &Jacob LatorreJudy & Larry Wiener... to Reuben & Jacob Latorre, MazelTov on the occasion of your B’nai MitzvahJudy & Larry Wiener…. to Noah Weizman, Mazel Tov onthe occasion of your Bar MitzvahJudy & Larry Wiener… to Elijah Jonathan Oran, MazelTov on the occasion of your Bar MitzavhJudy & Larry Wiener… to Melly & Luis Travano, congrat-ulations on the marriage of your son Domenico to Jacque-line Bonnet on July 23rdJudy & Larry Wiener... to Elissa & David Medvedev, MazelTov on your recent marriage

Helen Pepper….. to Stanley Lepolstat, in honor of your95th BirthdayCheri & Ron Rothschild…. to Jacob & Reuben Latorre, inhonor of your B’nai MitzvahDarlene & Ron Oklin, to Jacob & Reuben Latorre, in honorof your B’nai Mitzvah

DIMITRY TRIO FUNDEric Bauchner & Family…to Elijah Oran in honor of yourBar Mitzvah

TALLIT FUNDBessie & Michael Zurawin….. in loving memory of Sa-lomon Krauicas, Frida Krauicas & Barbara Bar IlanThe Pittell Family… to The Rosenberg family, in lovingmemory of Michael Rosenberg

ECE FUNDElana & Marc Finer…..to Donna Anton, We are sad tohear about the passing of your father. A donation was madeto the school in his memory.Gail Cohen…. to Donna Anton, in memory RaymondLewis, beloved father, grandfather & great grandfatherEvan & Michelle Plotka….to Donna Anton, in memory ofher father Raymond LewisRosanne Mendelowitz….. to Donna Anton, in memory ofher father Raymond LewisBonnie & John Miller… to Donna Anton, in memory ofyour beloved father Rayond Lewis

RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY FUNDEllen & Brian Frasco… in honor of Rabbi Goldenholz withappreciation of saying Kaddish in memory of Muriel Gold-man, sister of Stanley Lepolstat

MINYAN FUNDGary & Tobie Bagliebter… to Prof. Mal & Naomi Golden,in honor of your Anniversary

WE ACKNOWLEDGE WITH THANKS YOUR THOUGHTFUL CONTRIBUTIONS

It is with great sadness that Temple Sinai acknowledges thefollowing individuals who have passed away since our

last bulletin. We extend our deepest sympathy.

RAYMOND LEWISFather of Donna Anton

MYRON GROVEMANBrother of Bonnie Miller, Temple Sinai's Administrative Assistant


HAZAK took a break over the summer

while our members traveled to visit the

grand-kids and other exotic places!

Watch your email for a possible

September date when our wonderful

HAZAK Lunch and Program will return.

WE ACKNOWLEDGE WITH THANKS YOUR THOUGHTFUL CONTRIBUTIONS

Rony & Debb Abovitz…to Naomi Golden, thank you forthe most beautiful KiddushNaomi & Prof. Mal Goldnen….to Rabbi Goldenholz, welove you for everything you do for the congregation. MayHashem grant you all you desire. You are a true Menschu.Happy Birthday!Naomi & Prof. Mal Golden… to Jordan & Leslie Rosen-berg, wishing you a Happy Anniversary!Naomi & Prof. Mal Golden… to Harry & Gayle Silver-man, wishing you a Happy Anniversary!Naomi & Prof. Mal Golden… to Fred Hochsztein & EmilyHarrison-Jolly, wishing you a Happy Anniversary!Naomi & Prof. Mal Golden…to Charles & Linda Maurice,wishing you a Happy Anniversary!Naomi & Prof. Mal Golden…to Judge Mel & Nicki Gross-man, wishing you a Happy Anniversary! Naomi & Mal Golden… to Reuben & Jacob in honor ofthe occasion of your Bar Mitzvah

YAHRZEIT/YIZKOR LISTINGSBruce & Karen Gottlieb… in loving memory of Jerry LobelBruce & Karen Gottlieb…in loving memory of HymanGottlieb Dolores Segal…in loving memory of Meyer Ramo &Mamie Ramo


The Finer Family…in loving memory of Libby FinerMarlene Lieberman…in loving memory of Ben TeichnerAlan Konigsburg….in loving memory of Mae BermanKonigsburgJeffrey Schacter….in loving memory of my father Abraham& my mother ResceaElaine Herring…in loving memory of Irving & SophiaHerring & Isador & Rose SteinLois Raticoff…in loving memory of Victoria Waldman Howard Goodstat…in loving memory of Glen & EdithGoodstatMichele Rogatinsky … in loving memory of Jared LevinLorraine, Jeffrey, & Danny Glass… in loving memory ofElizabeth SolomonStanley Lepolstat…in loving memory of Nettie LepolstatMarilyn Hoch Schwartz… in loving memory of PamelaLewisDavid Frank… in loving memory of your mother SaraCastielDorothy Brody…in loving memory of Richard FradinElan Furer… in loving memory of Moshe FurerJudy & Larry Wiener…in loving memory of our son, Sandor WienerShari Balmuth… in loving memory of my husband BernardBalmuth

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