H A P P E N I N G S..

May-August 2010 Temple Emanu El of Palm Beach Iyar-Elul 5770
In This Issue:
Editor’s Note............................
2
Rabbi’s Message .......................
3
President’s Message ................. 4
Langfan Torah Dedication ....... 5
Women’s League .....................
6
Purim Highlights ......................
7
Around the Shul.......................
8
Kids‘ Corner .............................
8
Mazel Tovs ................................
8
Birthdays & Anniversaries ........9, 10
Tikkun Olam............................
.11
Contributions.................................12 &13
Treasures of the Temple .......... 13
Advertisers ...............................
13 &14
Have a wonderful summer!
Watch for our next issue in late August.
H A P P E N I N G S...
Shavuot Services
Wednesday, May 19 at 9:15 am
Thursday, May 20 9:15 am / Yizkor at 10:30 am

Temple Emanu El of Palm Beach
Tel: 561 832 0804
Fax: 561 832 0811
www.tepb.org
Clergy
Rabbi Michael Resnick
rabbimichael@tepb.org
Hazzan David Feuer
hazzan_feuer@tepb.org
Officers
President
Ronald Y. Schram
ryschram@aol.com
Vice Presidents
Harold Bix
Herbert Myers
Financial Secretary
Tony Lampert
Treasurer
Steven Krumholz
Recording Secretary
Robert Burke
Past President
Gladys R. Jacobson
Board of Trustees
Jerome I. Baumoehl
Dvora Lange Callahan
Charles Feldberg
Robert Gordon
Steven M. Horowitz
Vivienne Ivry
Donna R. Kramer
Brahm Levine
Marvin S. Rosen
Marc Sherman
Barbara Steinberg
Charles Toll
Women’s League President
Mickey Feldberg
milfel@aol.com
Staff
Synagogue Administrator
David Schreier
david@tepb.org
Ritual Coordinator
Jacob Mitzner
ridahou@hotmail.com
Organist
Hope P. Cramer
Secretary/Graphics
Rhona Barnum
rhona@tepb.org
Secretary
Melanie Goldsobel
melanie@tepb.org
EDITOR’S NOTE:
At Shabbat morning service on February 27, 2010, Temple Emanu-
El was presented with the United Synagogue of Conservative
Judaism’s Solomon Schechter Award for Synagogue Excellence for
our Temple’s Bulletin Kol Emanu-El. The presenter was Harry
Silverman, Associate Director of United Synagogue’s Southeast
Region. Below are the remarks I made as Editor on behalf of Temple
Emanu-El.
Thank you Mr. Silverman. On behalf of Temple Emanu-El I am truly honored to accept this
award. It is especially meaningful to me that the award is named for Solomon Schechter, a
revered Rabbi, an academic scholar, and an esteemed educator. Rabbi Schechter played a
critical role in the Conservative Movement as Founder and President of United
Synagogue of America, as President of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, and as
a prime architect of the Conservative Movement. This is quite an honor and a source of
pride for our Temple Emanu-El family especially since our Bulletin will now serve as a
model for other Conservative Synagogues throughout North America.
I took over as Editor in the summer of 2008 following in the footsteps of my friends
Belle Winston and Sybil Sanders who so ably were the prior editing team for Topics the
bulletin’s former name. In fact, they had won an Honorable Mention in the Solomon
Schechter Awards and I wanted to build on their success.
As the new Editor I had a vision. In the spirit of new beginnings, with Rabbi Resnick’s
help, we renamed the bulletin Kol Emanu-El which means “The Voice of Emanu-El”, and we
gave it a bold new look, one which reflects the spirit of our congregation and the vitality
of the work in which we are engaged. On the business side, I wanted the newsletter to
be cost effective…one that could readily be published in-house on a bi-monthly basis, and
easily formatted to address the myriad of religious and educational activities in which this
congregation engages.
The timely publication of Kol Emanu-El would not be possible without the competent
office staff we have: David Schreier, our Synagogue Administrator, Melanie Goldsobel, our
secretary, but most especially Rhona Barnum our graphics secretary. Rhona has done an
amazing job from Day One in actually producing the bulletin for your reading pleasure. In
fact, she alone taught herself the computer program with no formal classes to rely upon.
She has been my teammate for the past two (2) years and I am most grateful for her
advice and counsel.
From a personal standpoint, I have held many hats here at Temple Emanu-El: Member of
the Board of Trustees, Past Executive Committee Member, Adult Education Chair,
Membership Chair, and now as Kol Emanu-El editor. Each position has been an intellectual
challenge for me. As Editor I am proud to have brought you a newsletter that I can say
meets my own exacting standards. Thanks for the opportunity to have done so and thank
you Mr. President, Ron Schram, for asking me to accept the challenge.
Postscript: It is with sincere regret that I inform you of my resignation as Editor of Kol
Emanu-El effective June 30, 2010. Working for the betterment of Temple Emanu-El for the
past twelve (12) years has always been a “labor of love” for me and I will remain a loyal
member of this congregation. However, due to health concerns and on the advice of my
doctors I must significantly curtail my volunteer activities.
Kol Emanu El Editor
Donna Kramer
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A Message from the
Rabbi...
In the Torah, there is a passage that many
people gloss over, yet it is of great
importance.
The Israelites will soon be entering the land
of Israel after their long journey through the
wilderness. All of the people know that the
going won’t be easy and that much fighting and struggle lay ahead.
Nevertheless, two of the tribes – Gad and Reuven – approach Moses
stating their desire to settle on the land east of the Jordan River rather
than enter the land of Israel when the time comes to do so.
Moses makes the following statement – one that echoes down through
the millennium to us today. He asked the tribes of Gad and Reuven,
“Ha’achei’hem ya’vo’u la’milchama v’atem taishvu po? Shall your brothers
go to war while you sit here?”
Moses is telling them that there are times when you simply have to get
involved. When sitting by the sidelines is not an option.
This is just such a time.
Israel is currently facing severe challenges. Hezbollah in the north – with
the assistance of Iran and Syria – continues to arm itself with missiles
capable of hitting Tel Aviv. In the south, Hamas denies Israel’s right to
exist even as it smuggles weapons and missiles into Gaza. And in the
east, Iran remains committed to arming itself with nuclear weapons.
Make no mistake about it; these threats present a real and present
danger to the very survival of the State of Israel. Knowing this, how can
we sit comfortably by while our brothers and sisters in Israel face this
challenge by themselves?
With this in mind, I invite you to join me at the next AIPAC Policy
Conference. Held from May 22-24, 2011 in Washington, D.C., you’ll join
over 8,000 other people from around the country and around the
world that are united in their support of Israel.
You’ll be at dinner with over half of the US Congress and Senate in
attendance. You’ll listen to great, high-level speakers. (This past
Conference featured Hillary Clinton, Tony Blair and Benjamin
Netanyahu.) You’ll have the opportunity to enrich your knowledge of
the issues facing Israel through a vast number of fascinating workshops.
And you’ll go to Capitol Hill with thousands of others to lobby on
behalf of Israel.
America has always been Israel’s best friend. But we cannot and must
not take this for granted.
I invite you therefore to plan on joining me and other members of
Temple Emanu-El at next year’s AIPAC Policy Conference. Save the date
and start setting aside the funds you’ll need to attend. This past year, 12
of our congregants joined me. Next year, I hope you will help increase
that number by attending this important event with us.
Israel’s enemies are not resting. Neither can we.
Kehillah Kedoshah
A Holy Community one dedicated to Torah
(Jewish Learning), Avodah (Prayer and Spiritual
Growth), and Gimilut Hasadim (Personal
Kindness, Community and Social Action).
Fully egalitarian, we believe that
engaging in the core values of our
Jewish tradition will impact the way we live,
think and act, and will serve as a catalyst for
real change in us and in the world we all share.
“Shir Shabbat”
Please join us for our
Friday evening musical service.
Every Friday at 7:30 pm
Musical!
Spiritual!
Warm & Welcoming!
SHIR SHABBAT is Temple Emanu El of Palm
Beach’s new Friday Evening Shabbat Service.
Translated from the Hebrew it means ‘The Song
of Shabbat,” and it truly lives up to its name.
SHIR SHABBAT has been designed to be almost
completely congregational in nature. That means
that everyone together sings just about every
prayer and song. Delicious, easy to sing
melodies, a hauntingly graceful piano score, and
full English transliterations of the entire Hebrew
text guarantees that everyone will be able to
participate and enjoy the Service.
SHIR SHABBAT is designed for people seeking a
prayer experience that is moving, easy to follow and
easy to understand. It is beautiful, traditional in many
ways, yet instantly accessible regardless of a person’s
background or Hebrew skills. At SHIR SHABBAT
everyone will instantly feel at home.
Inter faith Couples are warmly welcomed.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Starting on Friday, May 21, 2010
Shir Shabbat will begin at 6:00 pm
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From the
President’s Desk...
It’s hard to believe that this issue marks the
end of my third year as president of Temple
Emanu-El. I am proud of how far we have
come as a congregation and look forward to
working with our Board of Trustees on a number of projects during
my last year in office. Let me share a few of these with you.
We are currently advertising for a Youth and Family Programming
Director who will, additionally, help Rabbi Resnick direct our
growing religious school. Creating and administering interesting and
exciting programs for our youth and families is absolutely essential if
we are to ensure success as a multi-generational congregation.
Continuing and improving our Adult Education programming is
equally important for our congregation. Expanding joint
programming opportunities with other organizations in our
community is cost effective and will allow us to maximize our ability
to attract innovative and educational speakers throughout the year.
The Adult Education Committee, chaired by Vivienne Ivry, is already
hard at work on next year’s programming and welcomes the input
of all congregants.
Creating an Honorary Advisory Board at Temple Emanu-El is a long
overdue project. We envision this Honorary Advisory Board getting
together a few times a year with our officers, trustees and clergy.
Since one of our congregation’s greatest assets is the wealth of
knowledge and experience in our membership, creating this new
group will allow our Board of Trustees to tap into a vast pool of
experience and wisdom while also honoring those who have been
most generous to our congregation.
One of our biggest challenges continues to be recruitment of
volunteers for our synagogue committees. Next year we hope to
more effectively communicate scheduled committee meetings in
order to encourage participation by a greater number of our
members. With just a few exceptions (Budget & Finance, Nominating
and Executive), all committees are open to all of our members.
Effective work on a synagogue committee should be recognized as a
stepping- stone to appointment to the Board of Trustees and
interested members are strongly encouraged to serve.
Speaking of committees, an effective Membership Committee is truly
essential to the growth and continued success of our congregation
and an area where we have been somewhat deficient. With close to
90% of Palm Beach County’s Jewish residents unaffiliated with a
synagogue, there is great potential for new members. Additionally,
this committee’s responsibility should include recognition of existing
members. I have briefly spoken with Mickey Feldberg and plan to
request that our Women’s League consider adopting the work of
this crucial committee as a “project.” If we can enlist the energy,
talent and organizational skills of our Women’s League to address
this crucial issue, our synagogue will surely benefit.
The 50 th anniversary of the founding of Temple Emanu-El of Palm
Beach is rapidly approaching. A committee will be formed to address
the many aspects involved in properly celebrating this momentous
occasion. Our House Committee, chaired by Chuck Toll, is already
working on a preliminary proposal that involves the renovation of
certain areas of our building in anticipation of the 2013 anniversary
year. A campaign plan to raise the funds for these necessary
improvements, as well as creating an endowment in honor of the
50 th anniversary of our congregation, will be formulated and
implemented.
These are just a few of the exciting things in store for next year.
Again, each of our congregational committees welcomes the input
and participation of all members of our congregation. Even if you
only have limited time to devote to a project or committee, your
service will be appreciated.
Before I close, I want to personally thank two very dedicated
individuals who have worked long and hard for the benefit of Temple
Emanu-El.
This is Donna Kramer’s last issue as editor of Kol Emanu-El. Donna
has a long history of outstanding volunteer work on behalf of our
congregation. Donna brought exacting standards of excellence to
each of the many positions she has held and has set a high standard
for others to emulate in the future. After so many years of dedicated
service, it is time for Donna to enjoy a well-deserved rest.
Departing after publication of this issue is our long time secretary
and graphics editor, Rhona Barnum. After nine years at Temple
Emanu-El, Rhona is moving back to upstate New York to be closer
to her family. Working with Donna Kramer, Rhona has contributed
immensely toward making Kol Emanu-El the award-winning
publication that it is. Among her many other duties, Rhona has
served as the office historian and as my secretary and, in that latter
role, has the distinction of being among the very few who can
interpret my almost unintelligible handwriting. She will certainly be
missed by all of us at Temple Emanu-El.
My best wishes for a wonderful summer to all of you and I look
forward to welcoming you back in the fall.
We Welcome Our Newest
Members
Stefie Baron
Debra & Randy Gelber
Sylvia Greenberg
Jack & Barbara Kay
Henry & Marsha Laufer
Jona & Anny Lerman
Kenneth & Amy Rubinstein
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Book
Diane Belfer
Sondra Fetner
Betty Fishman
Cyma Ginsberg & Ed Satell
Leslie & Ronald Schram
Parashah
Inge & Max Adler
Gilda & Henry Block
Mickey & Charles Feldberg
Sondra Fetner
Hazzan David Feuer
Linda & Ray Golden
Sharon & William Hope
Claire & Melvin Levine
Karyn Lutz
Fannie Shore & Robert Shore
Carolyn & Richard Sloane
Richard Sussman
Theme
Albert Goldberg & Miriam Lieff
Barbara & Herbert Goldberg
Madelyn Greenberg
Caren & Steven Horowitz
Ruth Mack
Shelley & Simie Platt
Ruth Salkin
Sonia Woldow
Women’s League of Temple
Emanu-El
Langfan Torah Dedication - Sunday, March 21, 2010
Thank you to William Langfan and the following donors:
Verse
Harriette & Richard Baime
Dvora Callahan
Hiroko & Robert Davidow
Ben Evans
Jacqueline Goldman
Renee & Rob Gordon
Marylou & Herb Gray
Carol & Lawrence Herz
Diane & Herbert Hoffman
Vivienne & Louis Ivry
Daniel Kaufman
Donna & Irving Kramer
Carole-Ann & Brahm
Levine
Phyllis & Norman Lipsett
Hermione & Sol Matsil
Shirley & William Resnick
Sybil Sanders
Lillian & Bill Sandler
Ben & Rosalie Shapero
Belle & Victor Winston
Janice Winter
Elaine & William Wolff
Carolyn & Michael Yasuna
Word
Shirley & Sam Bader
Asher Bar-Zev & Haviva Langenauer
Berna & Leonard Berkowitz
Helen & Harold Bix
Julie & Jason Bodnick
Hope P. Cramer
Garrett Ellberger
Joy FeBland
Loretta & Alvin Fertel
Sandra & Marshal Goldberg
Joan Herman
Gladys Jacobson
Carmela & Martin Kalmanson
Mimi & Bernard Kauderer
Patti & Tony Lampert
Marilyn & Cyril Levenstein
Lois & William Prokocimer
Millie & Philip Radlauer
Mel Seidenberg
Ruth & Ron Silberstein
Eva Silver
Shirley & Jay Tenzer
Maxine Vicoli
Norma & Burton Wasserman
Leah & Alfred Weinrauch
Jacqueline Wilner
Rhea & Karl Zukerman
Letter
Robyn & Gael Beriro
Harry Black
Friedel Buxbaum
William Diamond
Deborah Dolgin
Martha Dressler
Mindy & David Ginsberg
Ilse & Herbert Goldsmith
Melanie Goldsobel
Andrew Huber & Family
Marilyn & Sanford Klion
Hadar & Ed Mehl
Doris & Paul Morgenstern
Alvin Olesh
Shelly Pearson
Lorraine Rattinger
Olga Ris
Linda & David Schreier
Renee Seal & Hilary Lange
Carol Shein
Jack Sholl
Ruth & Ron Silberstein
Barbara Sparago
Barbara Steinberg
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Many thanks to Rabbi
Bar-Zev for all the
wonderful photos on
this page and on page 7.

PRESIDENT
MICKEY FELDBERG
Women’s League
Women’s League Annual Report as
presented at Temple Emanu-El’s Annual
Meeting
This has been a banner year for Women’s
League with a very participatory Board
and active committees resulting in
increased membership.
The Membership Committee contacted every new Temple member
and worked to retain lapsed members. An elegant luncheon in the
Temple for paid up members in December and an intimate home
luncheon for new members helped foster the sense of camaraderie
that typifies Women’s League. “Meet and Greet” was always the
order of the day during Shabbat services. And the Corresponding
Secretary was ever-ready to send a hand written note for simchas
and sorrows. To date there are 170 members.
The Program Committee planned thoughtful, evocative events that
attracted men as well as women. Attendance reached record highs.
Every general and Board meeting started with a D’var Torah
pertinent to the day.
We have had excellent publicity, particularly in the Shiny Sheet. A
major article about the Judaica Shop increased community
awareness that ours is the only source of Judaica in the area.
The Torah Fund campaign was successful once again culminating in a
Luncheon in March honoring two stalwarts of our synagogue – Sybil
Sanders and Anita Sigel.
Women’s League’s donation to Temple Emanu-El amounted to
$15,000. This amount includes revenues from the Silent Auction,
contributions to the Concert and Torah dedication, Shabbaton
Kiddush, the cost of advertising for the concert in the Shiny Sheet
and all expenses for the Torah Table cover.
Our commitment to serving the youth of our community sent one
teen-ager to the regional USY conference. And 22 college students
each received 4 gift packages during the year for Rosh Hashanah,
Hanukkah, Purim and Pesach in an effort to keep them connected to
Jewish life and our synagogue amounting to an expenditure of
approximately $1000.
In addition to our dedication to Temple Emanu-El we have extended
our concern for those less fortunate in the surrounding community.
We have collected groceries for the JF&CS food bank. We have a
representative on Kolot, a committee of JF&CS to prevent domestic
abuse. And we have toured the JF&CS residences for challenged
adults to get a better idea of those special people and their needs.
We are ever concerned about Israel’s welfare as well. The Board
members contribute tzedakah at each meeting. This year’s collection
was donated to Hazon Yeshayah, a food bank and training facility that
serves more than 5000 needy people. We also have written letters
concerning women wearing tallesim at the Kotel and the laws
regarding marriages by Masorti rabbis and conversion.
Finally, we have revised our by-laws to keep up with the times.
The major change is to offer membership to non-Jewish spouses
of Temple members in accordance with national WLCJ By-laws.
The highlight of the season was the installation of Officers and
Board of Directors at the Women’s League Shabbaton April 9
and 10. 45 women participated in the services.
College Connection
Gift packages are sent to our college
students four times a year, High Holy
Days, Hanukah, Purim and Passover.
If you would like your son or
daughter to receive a package and
keep them connected with Temple
Emanu El, please contact Sandi
Gladding by email at
slg759@comcast.net.
A Thank You Letter to Women’s League
Dear Women's League of Temple Emanu-El,
I would like to thank you for the Passover gift I received as
well as all of the other gifts that I receive throughout the
year. College environments are not always conducive
atmospheres to keep the mitzvot and celebrate all of the
holidays. But when I go to my mailbox and pull out a box
from the Women's League, I feel like I have a piece of home
and a piece of my shul that I can take with me. From the
dreidels and gelt, to the hamentaschen and masks, to the
bag of plagues (which I possibly had too much fun with)
these gifts have been truly meaningful. You can be sure I
have put the Barnes and Noble gift cards to good use as
well. Thank you again, Temple Emanu-El's Women's League.
These gifts really make a difference.
Love,
Sam Rotenberg
Judaica Shop News
Your Judaica Shop is now closed for the months of
May, June, July and August. During May and June we will be
taking inventory and during July and August we will be
getting new merchandise and rearranging the show cases
and the "shop."
We are always available, by appointment, by calling
the Temple office at 832-0804.
Please contact Jackie or Hadar if you can spare 3
hours during the week. Hadar Mehl at 478-0831 or Jackie
Wilner at 582-1223
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Purim 2010
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Around the Shul...
NEW ACQUISITIONS IN
THE KRAMER LIBRARY
The Kramer Judaica Library will be available to congregants all
summer. Susan Rosenberg has graciously offered to keep things
in order while she creates a new card catalog. She would
welcome help as she attempts to list all the books.
We have two interesting books available: The Weismanns of
Westport, donated by Fran Kurtis, and Julius Lester's Lovesong:
Becoming a Jew, donated by Ronald Stearn. Thanks are also
due to Sybil Sanders who has contributed a raft of new novels
by popular Jewish authors. Check it out!
Those of you with working VCR's may also choose from a
great collection of videos in our bookcases.
Yiddish and Hebrew films, popular titles and Biblical heroes are
just some of the many videos available.
There are also a number of audio and video CD’s.
Please observe the honor system rules when borrowing, and
return items promptly.
Thank you and have a good read.
Kids’ Corner
FAMILY FRIDAY!
Temple Emanu-El’s Shabbat Evening for Families
with Children! It’s Fun! It’s Casual! It has
something for the whole Family!
Noah’s Ark Service
For children Pre-K & 2 nd grade
with Dr. Elaine Rotenberg
Jr. Congregation
For children 3rd Grade and Up
May 21, 2010 at 6:00 pm
Please RSVP by calling
the office
at 832-0804
Arlene Kurtis
Library Volunteer
D’var Torah
It’s never too late to begin studying
Torah…
Shavuot is the holiday that
commemorates the giving of the Torah to
the Jewish People on Mt. Sinai.
While the giving of the Torah was
important, even more vital was our
receiving of it! The Torah was given once.
The receiving of it needs to be a daily
occurrence.
Thankfully, it is never too late to start, as
the following passage from the Talmud illustrates, there is no sin
associated with not having learned Torah. Whenever we begin is
considered the right time!
Rabbi Mesharshiah said in the name of Rabbi Edah," In all [other]
cases of the sacrifices it is written ' a he-goat for a sin offering', but
in the case of Shavuot 'for a sin offering' is not written.
The Holy One Blessed Be He said to the People of Israel, 'Since
you have accepted upon yourselves the yoke of Torah [on the holiday
of Shavuot] I consider it as if you never sinned in your lives.”
Shavuot Services
Wednesday, May 19 at 9:15 am
Thursday, May 20 9:15 am
Yizkor at 10:30 am
Rabbi Michael Resnick
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To...
Debbie Dolgin for her son, David’s, Bar Mitzvah
Julie & Jason Bodnick for their daughter, Dorit’s, Bat
Mitzvah
Donna & Irving Kramer in honor of their 50 th Wedding
Anniversary
Claire & Melvin Levine in honor of their 62 nd Wedding
Anniversary
Doris & Paul Morgenstern in honor of their 55 th
Wedding Anniversary
Angela & Charles Miller for their son, David’s, Bar Mitzvah
Lois & William Prokocimer in honor of their 55 th
Wedding Anniversary
Lillian & Bill Sandler in honor of their 69 th Wedding
Anniversary
Maxine & Irwin Sissleman in honor of their 47 th Wedding
Anniversary
Rosalie & Ben Shapero in honor of their 64 th Wedding
Anniversary
Bernice & Melvin Spiegel in honor of their 60 th Wedding
Anniversary
Jeff & Ruth Stein in honor of the birth of their grandson,
Alex Tyler Stein

We Wish to extend a Mazel Tov to our Members who are Celebrating a Birthday in May, June, July & August
MAY
5 / 1 Rosamond Isenberg
5 / 2 Flora Pearlstein
5 / 2 Robert Shore
5 / 2 Lesley Stone
5 / 3 Richard Bornstein
5 / 3 Alison Sekerel
5 / 5 Lisa Kaye
5 / 5 Warren Merling
5 / 6 Helen Bix
5 / 6 Jeffrey Greif
5 / 6 Phyllis Lipsett
5 / 8 Charles Feldberg
5 / 8 Bernard Lightman
5 / 8 Olga Lomnitz
5 / 9 Julie Bodnick
5 / 10 Estelle Fassler
5 / 12 Yvonne Campbell
5 / 13 Joan Eigen
5 / 14 Leonard Berkowitz
5 / 14 Barbara Goldberg
5 / 14 Caroline Goodman
5 / 15 Jerome Baumoehl
5 / 19 Elaine Beden
5 / 19 Carol Shein
5 / 19 Carolyn Yasuna
5 / 20 Deborah Dolgin
5 / 20 John Heller
5 / 20 Steven Horowitz
5 / 20 Rhoda Rodbell
5 / 20 Stanley Schultz
5 / 21 Dorothy Adler
5 / 21 Michael Klebanoff
5 / 22 Miriam Lieff
5 / 23 Robert Strauss
5 / 25 Linda Glazer
5 / 26 Thelma Linsey
5 / 28 Jackie Freedman
5 / 28 Shirley Patent
5 / 29 Nancy Heller
5 / 29 Carole Koeppel
5 / 29 Arlene Kurtis
5 / 29 Isabel Smith
5 / 30 Maxine Sisselman
5 / 31 Jason Beden
5 / 31 Burton Manning
JUNE
6 / 1 Ghislaine Aron
6 / 1 Louis Ivry
6 / 2 Sol Freedman
6 / 2 Rhonda Klein
6 / 2 Ruth Salkin
6 / 2 Estra Tannenbaum
6 / 3 Marilyn Klion
6 / 7 Martin Kalmanson
6 / 10 Bruce Hindin
6 / 10 Marc Sherman
6 / 11 Samara Mendelson
6 / 12 Beatrice Melov
6 / 12 David Singer
6 / 13 Lori Stoll
6 / 15 Jill Glazer
6 / 17 Jeanette Gottfried
6 / 17 Stephen Krasner
6 / 18 Claire Cohen
6 / 18 Carolyn Sloane
6 / 19 Meriam Cole
6 / 19 Stephen Fiverson
6 / 19 Muriel Greenblatt
6 / 19 Andrew Huber
6 / 19 Marion Madoff
6 / 20 Jason Bodnick
6 / 21 Ronald Schram
6 / 21 Nina Stillerman
6 / 22 Darcie Kassewitz
6 / 22 Sidney Packer
6 / 23 H. Irwin Levy
6 / 23 Linnette Miller
6 / 23 Mildred Radlauer
6 / 24 Martha Dressler
6 / 25 Robert Burke
6 / 25 Steven Krumholz
6 / 27 Sharon Hope
6 / 27 Jeffrey Litt
6 / 27 Jeffrey Stein
6 / 29 Charles Toll
6 / 30 Helen Bernstein
6 / 30 Robyn Feibusch
6 / 30 Susan Idy
6 / 30 Sol Matsil
JULY
7 / 1 Edward Mehl
7 / 1 Paul Niloff
7 / 2 Emily Adler
7 / 4 Victor Benilous
7 / 4 Miriam Kerzner
7 / 5 Isaak Gottfried
7 / 5 Donna Kramer
7 / 5 Karyn Lutz
7 / 5 Rochelle Menin
7 / 6 Audrey Levine
7 / 7 Helen Boehm
7 / 7 Sandi Gladding
7 / 7 Andrea Merling
7 / 10 David Fischer
7 / 11 Mark Eisenberg
7 / 11 Ambassador Earle Mack
7 / 11 Hilary Musser
7 / 12 Marjorie Rosenberg
7 / 13 William Kaye
7 / 13 Esther Perlick
7 / 15 Sanford Klion
7 / 15 Ben Shapero
7 / 17 Joanne Singer
7 / 18 Robin Berman
7 / 18 Ruth Silverman
7 / 19 Sylvia Halpern
7 / 19 Lynne Manning
7 / 20 Dana Krumholz
7 / 20 Jason Neufeld
7 / 20 Richard Schlosberg
7 / 21 Jerome Zimmerman
7 / 23 Belle Winston
7 / 24 William Hope
7 / 26 Martha Feuerberg
7 / 27 Nathaniel Horowitz
7 / 27 Dolores Kaplan
7 / 30 William Diamond
7 / 30 Marjorie Konigsberg
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AUGUST
8 / 2 Annette Price
8 / 3 Robert Davidow
8 / 3 Phyllis Kuby
8 / 4 Barbara Hyman
8 / 4 David Lomnitz
8 / 5 Shirley Bader
8 / 6 Linda Benjamin
8 / 6 Herman Gordon
8 / 7 Harriet Fiebert
8 / 8 Marvin Rosen
8 / 8 Robert Rubin
8 / 8 Richard Wolfman
8 / 9 Harold Bix
8 / 9 Robert Miller
8 / 9 Irwin Sisselman
8 / 10 Gerri Becker
8 / 10 William Martin
8 / 14 Murray Nadel
8 / 14 Abraham Sekerel
8 / 15 S. Daniel Abraham
8 / 15 Malcolm Glazer
8 / 16 Wilfred Cohen
8 / 18 Asher Bar‐Zev
8 / 18 Susan Kaplan
8 / 20 Estelle Garfein
8 / 21 Alec Engelstein
8 / 23 Catherine Adler
8 / 23 Dvora Callahan
8 / 23 William Goldfarb
8 / 23 Jeffrey Kotzen
8 / 23 Sondra Mack
8 / 23 Leslie Schram
8 / 24 Miriam Schott
8 / 26 Lorne Abony
8 / 27 Ellen Kaufman
8 / 27 Andrea Kosoy
8 / 27 Stephen Levin
8 / 27 Paul Roiff
8 / 27 Seymour Stillerman
8 / 28 Evelyn Cohen
8 / 28 Patricia Lebow
8 / 28 Susan Levitt
8 / 28 Sydney Smith
8 / 29 Douglas Cooper
8 / 29 Neil Kozokoff
8 / 29 Paul Moskowitz
8 / 30 Ray Golden
8 / 30 Edith Wagner
8 / 31 Kenneth Eisenberg
8 / 31 Lucille Guarini

We Wish to extend a Mazel Tov to our Members who are
Celebrating an Anniversary in May, June, July & August
MAY
5 / 3 Richard & Gigi Aron
5 / 5 Bruce & Marsha Moskowitz
5 / 7 Stephen & Donna Krasner
5 / 9 Melvin & Claire Levine
5 / 9 Irving & Donna Kramer
5 / 14 Marc & Laura Sherman
5 / 14 Irving & Helen Stein
5 / 17 Joel & Darcie Kassewitz
5 / 19 Herbert & Diane Hoffman
5 / 22 Howard & Caroline Goodman
5 / 24 Ronald & Leslie Schram
5 / 25 David & Mindy Ginsberg
JUNE
6 / 1 William & Florence Goldfarb
6 / 1 Leonard & Bernna Berkowitz
6 / 1 David & Olga Lomnitz
6 / 2 Arnold & Marilyn Lampert
6 / 3 Jeffrey & Ruth Stein
6 / 3 William & Lisa Kaye
6 / 6 Joseph & Susan Idy
6 / 8 Mark & Linda Lehrer
6 / 8 Brahm & Carole‐Ann Levine
6 / 14 Steven & Laura Pincus
6 / 14 Stuart & Wilma Bernstein
6 / 16 Irvin & Barbara Saltzman
6 / 16 Richard & Susan Kaplan
6 / 17 Wiliam & Sharon Hope
6 / 17 Les & Peggy Schwartz
6 / 19 Milton & Roslyn Lachman
6 / 19 Michael & Lori Jacobs
6 / 20 William & Shirley Resnick
6 / 22 Sidney & Elise Neimark
6 / 23 Karl & Rhea Zukerman
6 / 25 David & Joanne Singer
6 / 25 Carl & Ruth Shapiro
6 / 25 Max & Inge Adler
6 / 26 Arthur & Jackie Freedman
6 / 28 William & Rae Ginsburg
6 / 30 Sam & Shirley Bader
6 / 30 Jason & Elaine Beden
6 / 30 Robert & Joan Eigen
JULY
7 / 2 Robert & Renee Gordon
7 / 5 Jason & Marla Neufeld
7 / 14 Jay & Shirley Tenzer
7 / 14 Norman & Adeline Perl
7 / 15 William & Marilyn Lane
7 / 16 Mark & Sandra Wilensky
7 / 17 Dani & Frannie Michaeli
7 / 25 Sidney & Dorothy Kohl
7 / 30 Daniel & Morrine Marantz
AUGUST
8 / 3 Herbert & Marylou Gray
8 / 4 Steven & Caren Horowitz
8 / 5 Sheldon & Marjorie Konigsberg
8 / 10 Sidney & Eleanor Packer
8 / 12 Steven & Dana Krumholz
8 / 16 Judy Black & Richard Schlosberg
8 / 17 Marshal & Sandra Goldberg
8 / 17 Stuart & Joan Schapiro
8 / 17 William & Harriet Martin
8 / 18 Kenneth & Jane Barron
8 / 20 Mark & Lisa Emalfarb
8 / 24 Eugene & Rosamond Isenberg
8 / 24 Jerome & Harriet Zimmerman
8 / 25 Irwin & Ellen Levy
8 / 26 Isaak & Jeanette Gottfried
8 / 26 Robert & Ann Fromer
8 / 26 Jerome & Gail Baumoehl
8 / 27 Jack & Donna Hirschfeld
8 / 27 Herman & Regina Porten
8 / 29 Wilfred & Anita Cohen
8 / 29 Robert & Mindi Belsky
8 / 31 Sydney & Isabel Smith
8 / 31 Michael & Carolyn Yasuna
B’nai Mitzvah
David Dolgin
May 8, 2010 / 24 Iyar 5770
David Dolgin was born in
Jerusalem, Israel on May 26,
1997. As the grandson of the
late Rabbi Simon A. Dolgin,
David has been immersed in
Judaism from his early years
having attended the JCC
preschool and the Arthur I.
Meyer Jewish Academy from
kindergarten. Now a 7 th grader
at Meyer, David is on the
school’s football, basketball, and
tennis teams as well as a
member of the yearbook staff.
David enjoys singing and playing the drums. He is a member
of the Palm Beach Principle Players and just concluded his
first show as a cast member of Bye Bye Birdie. For his
Mitzvah Project, David is working with the professionals of
the AJFCS to create a collaborative Shabbat program for
residents of the adult group home. David will also be
donating a portion of his Bar Mitzvah money to the group
home to purchase Judaic items residents may need. David is
happy to celebrate his Bar Mitzvah with his parents
Deborah Dolgin and Jess Dolgin, his sister Daniella, brother
Jonathan, his friends and other family members.
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Dorit Bodnick
May 15, 2010 / 2 Sivan 5770
Dorit Bodnick, daughter of Julie &
Jason, will become a Bat Mitzvah at
Temple Emanuel on Saturday, May
15 th , 2010. She is an honor student
at the Arthur I. Meyer Jewish
Academy in West Palm Beach. For
Dorit's Mitzvah Project, she has
volunteered to participate in the
AYSO VIP Soccer program for
mentally and physically disabled
kids. For 10 weeks, Dorit will be
paired with a disabled child who
otherwise would not have an
opportunity to play soccer. These
children play with wheelchairs, walkers and other assistive
devices with the aid of their buddy. In her spare time, Dorit
enjoys tennis, dance, soccer and painting.

Tikkun Olam Repairing the World
UNSUNG HEROES AT TEMPLE EMANU-EL
This series features members whose volunteer efforts behind the
scenes at Temple Emanu-El embody the ideals of Tikkun Olam –
Repairing the World. In this case our nominees are doing good
deeds within our own Temple Emanu-El family.
She has a passion for
volunteerism and he has
a lifelong passion for
music. Meet
MARYLOU AND
HERB GRAY of
Boston and Palm
Beach, members since
1999, genuinely nice
people who have made
an impact on everyone
involved in the
administration of Temple
Emanu-El and on those members they have befriended at our
synagogue.
Marylou is a registered nurse whose Temple volunteer work began
as an outgrowth of her participation in the 2003 Bat Mitzvah class.
Hadar Mehl, President of Women’s League at the time, asked
Marylou to serve on the Women’s League Board which then led
Marylou to a 4-year stint as Vice President/Treasurer. During her
time on the Women’s League Board Marylou began helping out in
the Temple’s office. Now that she is no longer a Women’s League
Board member she continues to devote volunteer time in our
synagogue office, helping with special mailings or answering the
phone when a staff secretary is out sick. This year Marylou chaired
the very successful Women’s League Torah Fund Luncheon and
worked on the Annual Musical Concert Fundraiser yet she still
continues to find time to help out in the office. David Schreier,
Synagogue Administrator, says of Marylou that “she’s the best…very
willing to come in whenever they call!”
Outside of Temple Emanu-El Marylou is active with the Peggy
Adams Animal Rescue League training rescue dogs to be more
adoptable. This registered nurse also works once a week at Good
Samaritan Hospital in the patient day surgery division. Her
volunteerism continues when she is home in Boston…but our part
is just to tell the Palm Beach story.
Herb (a pharmacist) has been playing the accordion since he was a
little boy growing up in Dorchester, MA. He is an amazing musician
who took lessons for only 1 year yet at the age of 14 was playing
musical sets with a popular trio known as the “Tad Trio” all over
Massachusetts! Nowadays, Herb plays a very special accordion
made for him in Italy, one that has a computer component. Herb’s
gigs during the winter season are as a volunteer musician here at
Temple Emanu-El and during the summer and fall months at the
Hebrew Rehab Hospital in Roxbury, MA and the Jewish Housing for
the Elderly in Brighton, MA while in residence in Boston. Herb,
the pharmacist, also volunteers his services twice a week in the
pharmacy at Good Samaritan Hospital.
Continued top of next column
At Temple Emanu-El we were joyfully entertained by Herb’s
musical prowess at the recent Langfan Torah Dedication and
we have enjoyed Herb’s performances at our annual Purim
Carnivals.
Herb plays (and loves) many types of music: Klezmer, Yiddish,
Hebrew, Show Tunes, Big-Band Sounds, all very upbeat music.
Herb loves to perform and to share his lively musical talent
with the Temple Emanu-El family. We are most grateful for all
of his contributions to the enjoyment of our congregation.
Thank you to Marylou and Herb Gray for giving so willingly
to the betterment of Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach.
Kosher Food
Pantry
The Alpert Jewish Family &
Children’s Service maintains a
food pantry for clients in
need: the chronically ill, frail
seniors, new immigrants, and
people of all ages who live
below the poverty line.
Please help with this Mitzvah by bringing kosher food
items to the synagogue with current usage dates stamped
on the cans and packages and deposit them in either of
two baskets located in front of the office and the
sanctuary. Thank you!
Growing up isn’t easy. Growing up
in a single parent family can make
it even tougher. Since 1998,
Mentoring 4 Kids, a free
program for children 6 - 15 years old, has been offered
at Alpert Jewish Family & Children’s Service in West
Palm Beach. We serve people of all faiths, matching
caring adult volunteers with children needing a positive
role model in their lives. Most of our children have lost
a caregiver through death or divorce. By providing
caring adult “pals” of the same gender with similar
interests, we hope to provide another positive role
model for the child. Together, the mentor and “pal”
enjoy fun activities for a few hours twice a month for at
least one year. Mentors must be at least 25 years old.
Before any match is made, both the potential volunteer
and the child and his/her family are thoroughly
screened. Following the match, training and ongoing
support are provided.
If you are interested in becoming a mentor or if you
have a child who would love to have a “pal” in his or her
life, please contact Karen Cohen, MSW, Program
Director at 561.238.0285 or kcohen@jfcsonline.com
or Peggy Kroll, MJEd, Outreach Coordinator
at 561.238.0281 pkroll@jfcsonline.com
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Gifts to the Congregation
February 16-April 15, 2010
Contributions received after April 15, 2010 will appear in the September/October issue
Harold Bernstein Israel Scholarship Fund
Philip & Elaine Feinberg in honor of Lois &
William Prokocimer 55 th Wedding Anniversary
Dr. Cindy Bix USY Fund
Helen & Harold Bix in honor of Debbie &
Robert Burger's 50 th Wedding Anniversary; in honor
of Donna & Irving Kramer 50 th Wedding Anniversary;
in honor of Alexis Konigsberg's graduation from
Cantorial School; in memory of Bill Tenenblatt
Morton & Dorothy Zablotsky, wishing a refuah
sh'lema to Dr. Jack Bader
Flower Fund
Les & Peggy Schwartz, in memory of Gilbert
Levy, father of Sandra Rosen
Carole & Jay Weitzman in memory of Jessie
Newman; Caren Vogel's mother; father of Sandra
Rosen
Hazzan Feuer’s Discretionary Fund
Dr. Louis & Vivienne Ivry, in honor of Hazzan
Feuer's kindness
Library Fund
Alan & Nancy-Jo Feinberg & Edna
Feinberg, in honor of Adeline Kramer's 99 th
birthday
Edith Grossman, in memory of her beloved
mother, Nettie Kagan
Lou & Vivienne Ivry, in honor of Mickey &
Charlie Feldberg's new home
Nancy, Arthur, Frederick & George Kramer
in honor of Adeline Kramer's 99 th Birthday
General Fund
Anita & Leonard Boxer in honor of Lois &
William Prokocimer's 55 th Wedding Anniversary
Marilyn Cohen, in memory of her mother, Dora
Cobrain
Charles & Mildred Feldberg, in honor of Lillian
& William Sandler's 69 th Wedding Anniversary; the
birth of Jackie Wilner's great grandson
Jeffrey & Ileene Fischer, in memory of Sheldon
Oringe
Stephen Fiverson, in memory of his wife, Nancy
Fiverson
Cyma Ginsberg, in memory of Ellis Disick
Faye Glazer, in memory of her husband, Marvin
Glazer
Ray & Linda Golden in honor of Roger
Benjamin's 85 th birthday
Maddy Greenberg, in memory of her mother,
Sylvia Greenberg
Jean Katz, in honor of receiving an aliyah.
Donna & Irving Kramer in honor of Claire &
Mel Levine’s 62 nd Wedding Anniversary
Stephen & Cyril Levenstein, in honor of
Marvin & Sandra Rosen's hospitality
Harriet Moskowitz, in memory of Edgar
Stromfeld; Robert Herzberg; Roberta Burns; Leslie
Lein, Sandi Herbst; in honor of Alan Selwyn’s birthday
Paul Moskowitz, in memory of Richard Siegel;
Rosalia Deshino; Edgar Strofeld; Leslie Lein; Sandi
Herbst; in honor of Alan Selwyn’s birthday
Paul & Harriet Moskowitz, in memory of Ben
Thylan; Monroe Schaeffer; Matthew Brudner
Leonard & Beverly Pace in honor of Lois &
William Prokocimer’s 55 th Wedding Anniversary
Philip & Mildred Radlauer, in honor of Lillian &
William Sandler's 69 th Wedding Anniversary
Marvin Reiner, in honor of Lillian & William
Sandler's 69 th Wedding Anniversary
Howard & Judy Ruderman, in honor of Bernard
& Miriam Kauderer's 58 th Wedding Anniversary
Scott Sade in honor of William Langfan
Faye Salmon, in honor of Charlotte Schoeman's
90 th birthday
William & Lillian Sandler in honor of Doris &
Paul Morgenstern 55 th Wedding Anniversary
Anita Sigel, in memory of her husband, Paul Sigel
Audrey Wildman in honor of Lois & William
Prokocimer’s 55 th Wedding Anniversary
Memorial Fund
Dorothy Adler in memory of her husband,
Herbert Adler
Shavie Arronson, in memory of her father, Samuel
Scher
Helen Bernstein, in memory of her husband,
Harold P. Bernstein
Harold Bix, in memory of his mother, Rose Bix
Marilyn Cohen,in memory of her husband, Maurice
Cohen
Hope Cramer, in memory of Mera Krumholz
Jeanette Gottfried, in memory of her parents,
Zoltan & Sarah Klein
Edith Grossman, in memory of her sister, Mildred
Ruth Striar
Lou & Vivienne Ivry, in memory of Lou's sister,
Selma Leach; Lou’s mother Freda Ivry
Inge Katz, in memory of her father, Leopole Gavis;
husband, Robert Katz; mother, Bertha R. Gavis
Jean Katz, in memory of her parents, Sam & Lillian
Hirschman
Stephen & Cyrille Kieffer, in memory of Gilbert
Levy, father of Sandra Rosen
Marilyn Klion, in memory of her father, Harry
Prager
Adeline Kramer, in memory of Gertrude
Holtzman, Harold Feinberg, Carole Kramer, Hyman
Kramer
Charlotte Kramer, in memory of her husband,
Milton A. Kramer
Claire & Melvin Levine, in memory of Alvin
Brown; Sheldon Korn, husband of Irys Korn
Ellen Levy, in memory of her mother, Lucille
Buka-Herman
Paula Lustbader in memory of her husband,
Edward Lustbader
David Mack, in memory of his father, H. Bert Mack
Peter & Marion Madoff in memory of their son,
Roger Madoff
Hermoine Matsil, in memory of her mother, Anna
Block; her mother-in-law Rose Tick
Beatrice Melov, in memory of her father,
Richard Neu; husband Alfred Melov
Madelaine & Paul Nilof in memory of
their parents
Madelaine Nilof in memory of her mother,
Florence Fromson
Jack Osdin, in memory of his beloved
mother, Bessie Osdin
Flora Pearlstein, in memory of her
granddaughter, Margo Manekin; father-in-law,
Morris Pearlstein
William & Shirley Resnick in memory of
Shirley’s mother, Mary Masser; Bill’s mother,
Bessie Ohring
Bobbi Robinson, in memory of her
mother, Rose Nevis
Marjorie Rosenberg, in memory of her
sister, Evelyn Thaler; brother, Bernard Myers;
father, Israel Myers
Lillian Sandler in memory of her mother,
Esther Freedman
Alvin Schottenfeld, in memory of his
brother, David Schottenfeld
Ruth Silverman, in memory of her
husband, Lester M. Silverman
Irwin Sisselman, in memory of his father,
Joseph Sisselman
Maxine Sisselman, in memory of mother,
Nettie Behrend
Richard Sussman in memory of his wife,
Lois Sussman
Phyllis Tick, in memory of her husband,
Herbert Tick; mother-in-law, Rose Tick
Janice Winter in memory of her sister,
Evelyn Lizzack; mother-in-law, Sadie Winter
Jerome Zimmerman in memory of his
brother, Seymour Zimmerman
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Cyma Ginsberg in memory of Sheldon
Korn
Lou & Vivienne Ivry in memory of Essie
Kertzman, wife of Hy Kertzman
Richard & Leslie Mandell, in honor of
Rabbi Resnick's kindness
Stephan & Barbara Morse, in honor of
Rabbi Resnick's kindness; Nathan Callahan's
Bar Mitzvah; in memory of Gilbert Levy, father
of Sandra Rosen
Leonard & Harriet Schwartz, in
memory of Jack Issacs, father of Carol Herz
Ruth Silverman, in memory of her
grandson, Benjamin Conner
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Oneg Sponsors
Mickey & Charlie Feldberg in honor of Women’s League Shabbat
Lois & William Prokocimer in honor of their 55 th Wedding
Anniversary
Lillian & Bill Sandler in honor of their 69 th Wedding Anniversary
Kiddush Sponsors
Julie & Jason Bodnick in honor of their daughter, Dorit’s Bat
Mitzvah
Claire & Melvin Levine in honor of their 62 nd Wedding Anniversary
Debbie Dolgin in honor of her son, David’s Bar Mitzvah
Angela & Charles Miller in honor of their son, David’s, Bar Mitzvah
Jill & Andrew Richman in honor of their daughter, Madison’s, Bat
Mitzvah
Women’s League in honor of Women League Shabbat
Flower Sponsors
The Baer Family in honor of Madison Richman’s Bat Mitzvah
Doris & Paul Morganstern in honor of their 55 th Wedding
Anniversary
Lillian & Bill Sandler in honor of their 69 th Wedding Anniversary
Maxine & Irwin Sissleman in honor of their 47 th Wedding
Anniversary
Rosalie & Ben Shapero in honor of their 64 th Wedding Anniversary
Bernice & Melvin Spiegel in honor of their 60 th Wedding
Anniversary
Women’s League in honor of Women’s League Shabbat
Treasures of the Temple:
Season Two
The stained glass windows that
beautify Temple Emanu-El’s Resnick
Sanctuary have a history that spans four decades, and a
number of major renovations of our Temple. They are
constructed of gorgeous stained glass. Some illustrate
stories from our Bible, others give us views of Jerusalem. A
number of them have been moved from original sites as
we developed and grew. We now are able to identify these
windows, their meaning, the original sites, and how they
beautify our House of Worship.
This season we succeeded in identifying and describing
all the stained glass windows in our buildings. They were
commissioned for various stages of our growth, and came
to us from different glass studios, all over the country. We
have published a Docent Guide for the windows in the
Resnick Sanctuary, and a similar guide for the Levin Social
Hall is in progress.
We hosted docent-led tours of the Resnick Sanctuary, a
special tour of Passover Windows, a tour of Block
Windows, and a mystery tour of the Levin Social Hall’s
windows that could be seen on two floors, or only from
the exterior of the building. Most of the tours were for
our congregants and a few were for outside groups who
sought us out for special programs.
Congratulations to those members of the Temple who
were part of the accomplishments of the Treasures of the
Temple Project. Hadar Mehl, Carmela Kalmanson, Diane
Toll, Arlene Kurtis, Hope Cramer, Vivienne Ivry, Anita Sigel,
Marylou Gray, and Asher Bar-Zev.
Haviva Langenauer, Ph.D.
Sybil Sanders
Co-chairs for Treasures of the Temple Project
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Flower Fund Kiddush Fund Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
General Fund Kramer Library Rothman Religious School
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With Appreciation...
Shomrim (Guardians)
S.D. & Ewa Abraham
Henry & Gilda Block
Mark & Lisa Emalfarb
Sarita Gantz
Rita Dee Hassenfeld
William Langfan & Joan Herman
Melvin & Claire Levine
David & Sondra Mack
Ruth Mack
Herbert & Beverly Myers
Phyllis Rothman
Phyllis Tick
Bonim (Builders)
Claire J. Cohen
Alec & Sheila Engelstein
Charles & Mickey Feldberg
Jacqueline Goldman
Henry & Marsha Laufer
Stephen & Petra Levin
Ronald & Leslie Schram
Richard Sussman
Platinum Chai
Sanford Baklor & Arlene Kaufman
Roger & Linda Benjamin
Helen Bernstein
Dvora Callahan
Robert & Joan Eigen
Louis Epstein
Sondra Fetner
Betty Fishman
Stephen Fiverson
Cyma Ginsberg
Herbert & Marylou Gray
Jerome & Flora Heilweil
Gladys Jacobson
Jack & Barbara Kay
Sidney & Dorothy Kohl
Anthony & Patricia Lampert
Arnold & Marilyn Lampert
H.I. & Ellen Levy
Mark & Stacey Levy
Beatrice Melov
Roberta Robinson
Arthur & Rhoda Rodbell
Marvin & Sandra Rosen
Ronnie Roth
Matthew & Tracy Smith
Beverly Sommer
Charles & Diane Toll
Belle Winston
Gold Chai
Shirley Baratz
Diane Belfer
Georges Benarroch
Harold & Helen Bix
Robert & Jan Burke
Kenneth & Frances Eisenberg
Avram & Jill Glazer
Herbert & Barbara Goldberg
Howard & Caroline Goodman
Sylvia Greenberg
Herbert & Diane Hoffman
Steven & Caren Horowitz
Louis & Vivienne Ivry
Stanley & Michelle Jacobson
Morton Kahn
Jean Katz
Michael & Angelica Klebanoff
Brahm & Carole-Ann Levine
Norman & Phyllis Lipsett
Earle & Carol Mack
Craig & Rochelle Menin
Bruce & Marsha Moskowitz
Paul Moskowitz
Andrew & Jill Richman
Irvin & Barbara Saltzman
Sybil Sanders
Muriel Shapiro
David & Joanne Singer
Charlotte Skoler
Rita Taca
Pierce Weinstein
Jay & Carole Weitzman
Jacqueline Wilner
William & Elaine Wolff
Michael & Carolyn Yasuna
Silver Chai
Richard & Harriet Baime
Jerome & Gail Baumoehl
Judy Bergman
Michael & Lori Bernstein
Harry Black
Jack & Rita Chase
Jeffrey & Ileene Fisher
Albert Goldberg & Miriam Lieff
Ray & Linda Golden
Robert & Renee Gordon
Allan & Muriel Greenblatt
Edith Grossman
Lawrence & Michelle Herbert
Henry & Elaine Kaufman
Joseph Kerzner & Lisa Koeper
Irving & Donna Kramer
Steven & Dana Krumholz
Phyllis Kuby
Arlene Kurtis
Patricia Lebow
Geoffrey & Sylvia Leigh
Natalie Lipsett
William & Lillian Sandler
Alan & Elizabeth Shulman
Polly Wachtenheim
Chai
Frederick & Catherine Adler
Max & Inge Adler
Asher Bar Zev & Haviva Langenauer
Morton & Elissa Baum
Norman & Elinor Belfer
Leonard & Bernna Berkowitz
Richard & Robin Bernstein
Judy Black & Richard Schlosberg
Clive & Deborah Boner
Richard & Sandra Bornstein
Stephen & Betsy Cohen
Marvin M. & Jenny Cyker
Robert & Hiroko Davidow
Eleanor Elias
Joy FeBland
David Fischer
Sol & Edith Freedman
Robert & Ann Fromer
Gerald & Frances Gilberg
Faye Glazer
Malcolm & Linda Glazer
G. Marshal & Sandra Goldberg
Madelyn Greenberg
Richard & Audrey Haisfield
Bruce Hindin
William & Sharon Hope
Morris & Tina Horowitz
Eugene & Rosamond Isenberg
Michael & Lori Jacobs
Martin & Carmela Kalmanson
Miriam Kerzner
Sanford & Marilyn Klion
Ronald & Paulette Koch
Joel & Carol Koeppel
Sheldon & Marjorie Konigsberg
Brian & Andrea Kosoy
Adeline Kramer
Stephen & Donna Krasner
Chris Lerman
Audrey Levine
Jeffrey & Susan Levitt
Ellen Liman
Maurice Linker
Jeffrey & Rachelle Litt
Paula Lustbader
Karyn Lutz
William & Harriet Martin
Sol & Hermione Matsil
Edward & Hadar Mehl
Irving & Doris Morris
Harriett Moskowitz
Paul & Madelaine Niloff
Richard Paull
Flora Pearlstein
Simi & Shelley Platt
Philip & Mildred Radlauer
William & Shirley Resnick
Paul Roiff
Marjorie Rosenberg
Kenneth & Henry Rubinstein
Alvin & Pearl Schottenfeld
Marc & Laura Sherman
Jack Sholl
Alma Shor
Fannie Shore
Robert Shore
Anita Sigel
Genevieve Silberman
Ruth Silverman
Moses Sternlieb & Corrine Grant
Lori Stoll
Richard & Lesley Stone
Robert & Eugenia Strauss
Fay Sugar
Jay & Shirley Tenzer
The Temple is grateful to those individuals who have generously contributed to the welfare of the congregation.
For more information on how you can help support our sacred work, please call our Temple Administrator, David Schreier at 561 832 0804.
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21 7:45 pm
28 7:49 pm
June
4 7:52 pm
11 7:55 pm
18 7:57 pm
25 7:59 pm
July
2
9
16
23
30
7:59 pm
7:59 pm
7:57 pm
7:55 pm
7:51 pm
August
6 7:47 pm
13 7:41 pm
20 7:35 pm
27 7:28 pm
Times in bold indicate holidays
Worship Services
Friday Evening Services 7:30 pm
Saturday Morning Services 9:15 am
Minyans
Mondays & Thursdays at 8:15 am
Beginning May 21 st ,
Friday evening services
will begin at 6:00 pm