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Temple
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Shalom
M O N T H L Y
N E W S L E T T E R
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Tech
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President's Message
RPC Message
March Service Multi
Access Information
and Links
Kehillah MAGNET
Adult Education
Upcoming Educational
Events
Sisterhood News &
Events
Safety & Security
Talk
HJC Early Learning
Center
April 2023 Calendar of
Events
February 2023 – Donors
Mi Sheberakh
Recently Passed
April 2023 Yahrzeits
Observed
Contents
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Rabbi Meeka’s Musings
Shalom TAS’s Mishpacha משפחה (Family)
I have been asked “what is Rabbi’s
Discretionary Fund used for?” which is a
great question because it allows me to
elaborate on what it is that I actually do
with the funds available to me, from this
account.
In short: The Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
enables a congregational rabbi to lend
support, care, and kindness to those in the
community who need it.
One of the greatest blessings we can all
fulfill as Jews, is the act of tzedakah, giving
to worthy causes consistent with our
values and aspirations, as we commit to
tikkun olam: doing our modest part in the
huge task of mending our aching world.
I have been committed to giving tzedakah
since very early age: at first without full
awareness. As elementary school students,
we were told to “take our Blue Tzedaka
box” (or “pushkeh” as some of you may
remember this old Yiddish term), “go from
house to house in my old neighborhood of
Never Sha’anan, Haifa, to collect funds in
support of KK”L ( Kerenקק״ל Kayemet
Le’Yisrael, or JNF, Jewish National Fund).
As children we engaged in this act of
“door-to-door collections” because we
were asked to do so, and we thought it
was for “fun,” but as an adult, I am
feeling incredibly privileged to engage
in these acts of “sharing by giving.”
For me, giving Tzedakah is a way of life.
I cannot not give Tzedakah, and not
because I can get a tax deduction, or a
‘thank you’ note. For me – not giving is
not an option: I am most definitely
about “supporting, sharing, giving and
spreading love.”
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Rabbi Meeka’s Musings
cont'd
As a rabbi, I have taken the responsibility of
managing my Discretionary Fund very seriously. A
discretionary fund, or a Rabbi’s Good Deed fund, is
just that, an opportunity for congregants to thank
rabbis, and to enable us to do the work of tzedakah
by facilitating a response to the multitude of
requests that come in daily, via emails, printed mail,
phone calls, etc. The fund is always used to help
others in the name of the members who
generously donate to it.
Rabbi Amy Perlin summarized the following in a
wonderful way:
“I feel blessed to be in [this community] with so
many kindred spirits who have the same devotion
to supporting worthy causes as I do, and who assist
me in giving on behalf of our community. The need
is greater than ever in this economy where we have
all the resources our world could ever need, but a
failure to distribute and share those resources with
the most needy and worthy of our society and
Jewish community. I find myself drawn to Jewish
charities, as we Jews decline in numbers and as the
Jewish community has become less philanthropic
as a whole. If we don’t give, who will? And I love
supporting our members in their tikkun olam
efforts whenever I can.”
When to give to Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund (RDF)?
Some people donate in honor, or memory, of a
loved one. Some people give a donation to the RDF
upon receiving a service, for example, a life cycle
event at the temple, like a funeral, Shiva Minyan, B
Mitzvah service, Bris/Baby Naming, Jew by Choice
ceremony, etc. Others simply make a donation
periodically, for specific purposes, like when we
honor our Graduating, or Confirmation students
(which will be happening in late May this year, stay
tuned for more details).
Since coming on board TAS, I have made donations
to a variety of causes: the list below will give you an
idea of the range of beneficiaries.
Please note that there are worthy causes that will not be
on this list for a host of reasons. But, you should all be
proud to know that TAS is doing its share of “repairing
our world.” I am so grateful to be able to give our support
to the worthy recipients listed below:
TAS’s Religious School
TAS’s Early Learning Center
TAS’s Mitzvah Day
TAS’s Sisterhood
Social Action of Temple Adas Shalom
Introduction to Judaism classes
American Society of Yad Va’Shem
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation
CCAR (Reform Rabbi’s organization, in which I am a
proud member)
MD Food Bank
HdG Township
Other (matan ba’seter, giving discreetly)
As we embark on Springtime’s Passover, our personal
transitions from slumber and cold to warmer weather
and the promise of sunny days ahead, I am asking you to
please help me sustain this wonderful upswing of
“Giving”.
Happy and HEALTHY spring’s Passover celebration!
With love and appreciation,
Rabbi Meeka
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Rabbi Meeka’s Musings
A short Yizkor Primer
On Friday, April 7th this year, some of us will gather here in our Sanctuary (and some will join from home), as we
acknowledge the memories of our loved ones who have passed with a commemoration called “Yizkor.”
Together, we will light all the Yahrzeit, memorial lights, along with six special candles to honor the 6 million Jews
who perished during the Holocaust in a special service beginning at 6:00 pm, prior to our Shabbat evening
service. Although we are observing this service on the 7th, it is
traditionally tied to the last day of Passover.
Yizkor means "remembrance" in Hebrew. It refers to memorial
prayer services held four times a year during pilgrimage
holidays (also known as Festivals): Yom Kippur, Sukkot,
Passover, and Shavuot. These Festivals are mentioned
specifically in our Torah. One example: it says in Leviticus 23:23
-25 the following:,
“God spoke to Moses, saying: “Speak to the Israelite people thus:
In the seventh month (Tishrei. Remember that in Torah times, first month was Nissan, thus 7th month was
Tishrei), on the first day of the month, you shall observe complete rest, a sacred occasion commemorated with
loud blasts. You shall not work at your occupations; and you shall bring an offering by fire to God”.
We, as Jewish people, believe in the eternity of the soul. It has been a common belief that by saying Yizkor,
remembering a loved one, and giving charity in a loved one's name – this helps his or her soul gain merit from
our good deeds. Jewish literature has always focused intently on “remembering.”
Yizkor in its different forms appears in the Bible 228 times, , referring to such diverse elements as Shabbat, with
references, , and other such זכור את אשר עשה לך העמלק Israelites, or Amalek’s attack on the זכור את יום השבת לקדשו
intended to remind us to Never Forget.
The Torah’s repeated foundation, “because you were slaves in Egypt,” draws on collective memory to promote
moral and ethical behavior among all of us: “do not enslave, or treat others poorly, as you must remember how
YOU were treated before God freed you out of Egypt.” This suggests that all Jews are bound as One in shared
autobiographical and historical experiences.
On a different yet similar note, I wanted to remind all of us that many Jews in our world will not be able to
celebrate Passover this year. Some are still caught in the atrocious flames of war in Ukraine; some are
homebound due to illnesses and fear of still-in-existence Covid. So please remember to give Tzedakah, donation,
to at least one (or more if you are able) sources that assist others. That is how we each remember that Tikkun
Olam, mending of our aching world, happens one step, one act of lovingkindness, at a time.
Ba’Shana ha’ba’ah bi’Yrushalayim – please join our congregational trip to Israel after Rosh Ha’Shanah!
Lechayim, to life and health,
Rabbi Meeka
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President's Message
Mark Wolkow
What’s Going on?
If you haven’t noticed, a lot! Between educational
programs (adult and child); social programs; social
action events; Sisterhood and (coming soon)
Brotherhood activities; new teams working
Communications and other activities; plus our new
ShulCloud Membership program… not to mention staff
changes. It’s been quite a whirlwind.
And there’s no plan to slow down. Our March Family
Shabbat was celebrated in-person by over 60 people,
and Rock Shabbat brought a crowd of over 70… with
more watching online. Mike Mullis has been updating
our YouTube site, where over 80 have tuned in to catch
Rock Shabbat. If you haven’t been for a while, join us
for a shabbat service. It’s a great way to end the week;
to enjoy the music; and to ease out of the work week
with friends. If you can’t make it in person, be there on
Zoom or YouTube.
RPC Message
Melissa Immel
Greetings From the Religious Practices Committee!
April showers bring May flowers…and also Pesach, Daven & Dine, Enhanced Onegs, and so much more!
Spring will be breaking out all over Temple Adas Shalom, so please be a part of it! The RPC's focus this year is
to enhance our member's experience through both worship and fellowship. For instance, we will be hosting
an 'Enhanced Oneg' after our 7pm Shabbat service on April 14th. In addition to the customary oneg deserts,
the RPC will be sponsoring a catered meal with salad, breadsticks, pasta, cocktails, and music. No charge!
The only thing we ask is that you attend. Please!!!
If you haven’t been to a Daven & Dine, why not give it a try on April 21st at 6:15?
It's a brief 45-minute Kabbalat Shabbat service, then we dine out together at a
local restaurant.
On April 14, we will formally acknowledge Denise
Gordon and Pat Wolkow as Adolph Nord Award
winners. See this month’s President’s video for
more information on the Nord Award.
Last but not least, mark your calendar for
Saturday, August 12, when we will formally install
Rabbi Meeka and celebrate her one year
anniversary with TAS.
Shalom,
Mark
Temple Adas Shalom President
April Service Multi
Access Information
and Links
FRIDAY NIGHT SHABBAT SERVICE
https://zoom.us/j/85758681892 *
Meeting ID: 857 5868 1892
Password: Shabbat23
Friday, April 7th
Festival Shabbat Torah Service
Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm
In-Person service starts at 7:00pm
Friday, April 14th
Shabbat Service/Nord Awards
Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm
In-Person service starts at 7:00pm
Friday, April 21st
Daven & Dine Service
Live Streaming starts at 6:10pm
In-Person service starts at 6:15pm
Friday, April 28th
Shabbat Torah Service
Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm
In-Person service starts at 7:00pm
SIDDUR MISHKAN TEFILA: UNKNOWN
TREASURES
Sundays
April 2nd
April 16th
April 23rd
April 30th
May 7th
In-Person & Live Streaming starts at
12:30pm
Click here for more information.
We go to work each day – those of us who aren’t retired – and we focus on our jobs. We work hard. We take
care of things in the office, on the job site, and if we have responsibility for others we take care of other
people. At the end of the week, we are usually tired and fatigued. Coming to shul on a Friday night can be a
challenge, but once you’re there; once you have a few minutes of quiet time; and sing or just listen to the
congregation singing; and get a bit of meaning or inspiration; and schmooze for a few minutes with friends
or people you haven’t seen in a while – well, it’s just a great way to end your week and kick start Shabbat.
Please consider checking us out again on Friday night. April 14th is an ideal time to give us a try!
Hope to see you in shul!
S E L L I N G H O M E S S I N C E 2 0 0 5
B’Shalom,
Melissa Immel,
RPC Chair
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Did you miss a Shabbat?
Visit our Virtual Experience
page to view our recording
archive.
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Upcoming
Educational
Events
YOUTH GROUP MEETING
Sunday, April 16
10:30am -11:30am
MISHKAN T'FILAH, MORE
THAN A SIDDUR
Sundays, April 16, 23, 30, May 7
12:30pm -1:15pm
MOVIE NIGHT - THE LAST
LAUGH
Saturday, April 22
7:00pm - 9:00pm
TOT SHIRA
Sunday, April 30
11:15am - 11:45am
FAMILY SHABBAT
DINNER & SERVICE
Friday, May 19
Dinner at 5:30pm
Service at 6:15pm
(see flyer)
Kehillah MAGNET
Sarah O’Donnell & Joel Yoffee
A continued thank you to everyone who helps support our
wonderful school!
Early Bird Registration for the 2023-2024 School Year has arrived! If you have a child or know of a family with
children who would be interested in knowing more about their Jewish heritage, Kehillah MAGNET might be the
learning environment for them! Contact our principal, Sarah O’Donnell, at principal@templeadasshalom.org, for
registration information.
REGULAR PROGRAMMING
FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE: Every other month, Rabbi Meeka and Mike Mullis, choir director and music teacher, lead one
Friday night service that is designed with families in mind. Family Shabbat nights begin at 5:30 pm with a child-friendly
meal, and the service runs from 6:15 – 7:00 pm. Meals cost $5 per person or $15 for member families who RSVP through
their ShulCloud Account. Attending Family Shabbat is a great way to enjoy the company of friends, relax after a long week,
and provide further understanding of Hebrew learning!
Our next Family Shabbat Dinner and Service will be on Friday, May 19, 2023. All are welcome!
TOT SHIRA: Each month, Kehillah MAGNET welcomes families with children 5 and
under to attend the Pre-K/K music class at our religious school. “Tot Shira” is a
wonderful way to introduce little ones to our dedicated teachers and fantastic
students. Our upcoming Tot Shira will be held at the synagogue on Sunday, April
30, from 11:15 to 11:45 am. We can’t wait to see you there.
YOUTH GROUP MEETING: This meeting is held monthly with teens in grades 9-12.
Students have the opportunity to build relationships and engage in discussions on
various Jewish related topics. Refreshments will be provided. This month’s youth
group meeting will be held on Sunday, April 16, from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
We look forward to seeing you all soon!
Adult Education
Brian Folus
Purim Carnival 2023
Dear Congregants,
Put April 22 as we will be having our second in-person film night at
7pm in the Social Hall. We will be showing the film “The Last Laugh”
to be followed by a discussion – snack will be provided- This event is
Free of charge! What a Deal !
THE LAST LAUGH dares to ask: "Are we allowed to joke
about the Holocaust?" This outrageously funny and thoughtprovoking
film puts the question to legends and critical thinkers
including Mel Brooks, Sarah Silverman, Gilbert Gottfried, and many
others (including survivors), offering fresh insights into the Holocaust
and what else-9/11, AIDS, racism-is or isn't off-limits in a society that
prizes freedom of speech.
Our next Book Discussion is Saturday, May 20 at 10:00am on Zoom.
Our book is “The Women of Rothschild” by Natalie Livingston. The
book reveals the role of women in shaping the legacy of the famous
Rothschild dynasty S E L Lfrom I N G Htheir O M Ehumble S S I N C E beginnings 2 0 0 5 to their families’
growth throughout Europe, England, and the United States. I highly
recommend this
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book;
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it is available through the Harford County
Public Library and online book sellers. This is a long but enjoyable
read so reserve your copy soon! Hope you will join me on May 20 at
10:00 am on Zoom for our discussion.
Joel Yoffee
Sarah O’Donnell
Kehillah MAGNET Religious School Committee Chair Kehillah MAGNET Principal
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We are also very pleased to announce that Rabbi Meeka will be
offering the following class “Mishkan T’filah, More than a Siddur”. This
class will be offered as a hybrid event (in-person & Zoom) on Sundays
from 12:30- 1:15 in the Temple Library. Class is scheduled for March 19 &
26, April 2, 16, 23, 30, and May 7. The class is free, but we are requesting
members to register for the class. Materials will be provided.
We are also offering a quarterly class “Changing Wisdom with Reform
Judaism” led by Dr. David Dirlam. This will also be a Hybrid event on
Sundays from 12:30 -2:00 pm in the Temple Library. Class
dates are March 12(Zoom only) , June 25, and October
15. The class is free, but we are requesting members to
register for the class. Materials will be provided.
On June 20 our Lunch & Learn at Noon, will be with Brian Folus, our
topic is “Jewish Composers Sacred & Secular” Well Known and not so
Well Known.
We truly hope you will join us for these upcoming events and send us
suggestions and request for topics or movies or programs you
would like the Adult Ed. Committee to provide for you.
As always feel free to sit in on a meeting, just click on the link in
the Calendar.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Shalom,
Brian Folus
Adult Ed. Chair

Sisterhood News
Pat Wolkow
March Madness!
March came in like a lion and out like a lamb. And certainly, our Sisterhood has shown her leonine qualities with all the
activity that happened in March. We started off with Purim. Our biggest fundraiser of the year, Purim Greetings & Bag
was a success. A huge thank you to both the members who planned and implemented the Purim Bag pickup, and to
the generous participants!
March 21 finished our month with a calmer but no less exciting event: our annual Board elections and program.
Bravo to our New & Returning Board Members
We all greatly enjoyed being transported back in time to meet Feminist, Dorothy Rothchild Parker, from 1920's New
York. This was a “Living History Performance” by Colleen Webster, a local Professor of English at Harford Community
College, and more.
GIFT SHOP
Our gift shop has been stocked with Passover items for gifts and you Seder!
Call if you need a private appointment.
We will open up prior to the Israeli Trip Meeting on April 2nd.
Huge Sale Event on May 21st during the Congregational Picnic! Giving at least 50% off most inventory in the store!!!
Contact Denise & Pat at giftshop@templeadasshalom.org
Sisterhood
Events
All our Sisterhood dates are posted
on the Temple Calendar and appear
in bright pink.
KITCHEN PREP FOR PASSOVER
April 1st & 2nd
All committees must clean out
items in the refrigerator and
freezer that is not Kosher for
Passover by Friday March 30th! If
you have any questions, call Pat
Wolkow.
SISTERHOOD BOARD MEETING
Tuesday, April 18th
7:00pm
SISTERHOOD HAVDALAH EVENT
Saturday, May 6th
6:00pm - Buffett Dinner
7:00pm - Installation
Ceremony followed by
Havdalah
We are BUSY, but not too busy to chat with you! Contact us at sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org
SISTERHOOD CARDS ARE BACK!
For Simchas or Sorrows, Thanks or Congratulations, having a
Sisterhood card sent is a great way to show you care. For
more information contact Pam samuelmeyer@comcast.net.
MEMBERSHIP:
Dues are $42 and $36 for new members. Pay via check, made out to TAS
Sisterhood and mailed to Denise Gordon or via PayPal (using Family &
Friends) to: “Ladies Auxiliary Harford Jewish CTR.”
We are members of WRJ check out the regional activity offered by visiting
https://wrj/our-community/wrj-districts/mid-atlantic
Safety & Security
Pat Wolkow
SEE SOMETHING?
SAY SOMETHING!
SO, WE CAN DO
SOMETHING!
Security Updates:
Prior to Services we may take 5 minutes or less to expose worshipers to security
measures that we must think about for everyone’s safety and piece of mind.
Zoomers: Do not be alarmed when you tune in and miss the introduction…
thinking that something has gone awry. (Happened once with an impromptu
Fire Drill!)
Installation of the Public Address System has been completed! It is mainly for
the school areas.
Good News! There are no incidents to report for the “National Hate Day” that we
were notified about last month! We can thank the Harford County Sheriff
Department for the extra coverage to keep us and our building safe. We offered
them Hamantaschen!
We have provided some basic information and specific safety & security
procedures in the sanctuary prayer book racks . Please review them regularly.
Here is one section to consider:
TRIVIA
security@templeadasshalom.org
HOW MANY PULLDOWN FIRE
ALARMS ARE IN OUR
BUILDING?
HOW DO YOU KNOW?
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Tech Talk
with Mike and Mike
The Temple Adas Shalom Technology Committee has been hard at work
improving the technology aspects of our Synagogue.
As part of that initiative, we have relaunched our Temple Adas Shalom YouTube Channel. As many other Temples are doing
around the world, the TAS YouTube Channel will be home to our growing catalog of Shabbat Services, special events, and
specialized videos that can be viewed by millions around the world. We are live streaming our Friday Night Shabbat
Services to YouTube alongside of Zoom, for those who would rather watch on their mobile devices or SmartTV’s that have
YouTube. You will be able to chat with others watching and enjoy all the channel content we are continuing to build. Part
of that content includes new Adult Education programs, and
a wonderful playlist of our beloved former B’aal Koreh
Sig Gast who recorded our entire High Holiday Tefillah and Torah
Portions in 2020.
We invite you all to subscribe to the Temple Adas Shalom YouTube
Channel, and click the notification bell so you can be notified when
new videos and livestreams are available.
Go to https://www.youtube.com/@templeadasshalom, or search
for Temple Adas Shalom in the YouTube search bar.
HJC Early Learning Center
Elizabeth Kaiser
Congratulations to the HJC Preschool and staff for an amazing
job for being recognized in the Best of Harford County 2023
Readers Poll.
Logging off,
Mike Goldman & Mike Mullis
We appreciated the support from our community as we strive to provide an
amazing early childhood program by continuing to carry on our great name in
the legacy of Miss Marion Yurow and Judy Rudisaile.
We are excited to celebrate Ms. Mindy's decade of service to HJC Preschool!!!!
Please wish her "Congratulations", if you see her!!!
Our 23-24 school year is filling up quickly but has a few spaces in our 2's program
available. If you know anyone please have them reach out to Ms. Elizabeth at
hjcelc@templeadasshalom.org.
Summer Camp is still open for enrollment for ages 2 -
8. Camp days are from 9:00am - noon and it is filled
with games, crafts, walks in the nature trail with new
and old friends.
Elizabeth Kaiser
HJC ELC Director
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Temple Adas Shalom’s April 2023 Calendar of Events

Templadasshalom.flowerpowerfundraising.com

February 2023 – Donors
BUILDING FUND
Lisa & Gregory Feulner
Julie Sang
Melissa Immel & Vadim Mzhen (L'dor V'dor)
Rob & Charna Kinneberg (L'dor V'dor)
Rayna & David Richardson (L'dor V'dor)
Jill & Daniel Young (L'dor V'dor)
Jill & Brian Schorr
Elise & Michael Woods
ONEG FUND
Debbie Delaney
David & Annette Dirlam
Meredith Evans
Michael Gordon
Eric Griesinger
Danni & Andrew Lebson
Stacy Shertok & Michael Lasinski
HJC GENERAL FUND
Andrew & Marianne Fridberg
Melissa Immel & Vadim Mzhen
KEHILLAH MAGNET RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FUND
Mark & Patricia Wolkow
HANUKKAH 8 DAYS OF GIVING
Linda & Stuart Needel
Note: The 8 Days of Giving lists only payments that have cleared.
The remaining donations will be listed next month.
SuperBowl Fun Raffle
Neil & Marcia Buchness
Caryn & Alain Chalmin
Brad & Ann Cogan
Patti Correll
Bradford & Barrie Davis
Wendy & Patrick Drabinski
Karen & Fred Edeson
Neil & Sheryl Fruithandler
Denise & Arthur Gordon
Michael Gordon
Andrea & Matthew Gwin
Rob & Charna Kinneberg
Jayne Klein
Sara Laskowski & Taylor Velencia
Kathleen Lazarski
Danni & Andrew Lebson
Paul & Nancy Lever
Gary Levine
Stephen & Patricia Marksamer
Sam Meyer & Pam Gwaltyney
CarolMohr & David Brown
Linda & Stuart Needel
Sarah & Niall O'Donnell
Ashira & Ashiq Quabili
Jill & Brian Schorr
Stacy Shertok & Michael Lasinski
David Sternberg
Debra & Lee Tannenbaum
Naomi Walton
Lawrence Winar
Mark & Patricia Wolkow
Elise & Michael Woods
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Mi Sheberakh * We Pray for Healing
Annette Dirlam
Barbara Chancey
Fred Belkin
Harvey Malin
Recently Passed
April 2023 - Yahrzeits Observed
Ethel Starr
Abraham Vogelhut
Benson Louis Sacks
Walter Miller
Barbara Latman
Thomas Merriken
Gladys Krongel
Sheila Fang
Patricia Pollack
Harry Belkin
Howard Litofsky
Fannie Gordon Vorspan
Wally Lyons
Edwin Starr
Mark Paster
Charles Bunkin
Eve Snyder
Herman Zuckerman
Abraham Singer
Minnie Roseman
Charles Immel
Eva Labe
Jeanette Weinstock
Irv Altman
Lawrence Speyer
Rose Goodman
Sol Suls
Gertrude Selby
Lena Lipman
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Heather Mullis
Joan Marksamer
Marcy Schirloff
Mike Gordon
David Pollack
Joseph Snyderman
Helen Terjung
Bess Belkin
Amalie Diamant
Paul Lynch Sr.
Marvin L. Kravitz
Raymond Paster
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Beatrice Newman
Ida Goldberg
Meyer Gordon
Esther Hirsh
Annie Suls
Alice Lassiter-Heare
Herbert Signer
Ethel Wolpert
Samuel Chayt
Fannie Ostrowsky
Benjamin Goldberg
Mollie Berger
Lillian Levy
Harriet Folus
Sol Isadore Silver
Myrna Sacks
Abraham Davis
Ida Halpern
Isadore Ash
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Natalie Litofsky
Philip Chancey
Tim Latham
Sky Sumlin
Jeanette Golbin
Beloved Founding Member of Temple Adas Shalom, Jeanette is survived by her loving children, Arlene
(Stephen) Burns and Neal Golbin, and numerous grand and great-grandchildren
Nancy Natkin
Beloved Member of Temple Adas Shalom, Nancy is survived by her loving children, Dan (Rachel) Natkin and
Michael (Karen) Natkin, and numerous grandchildren
Samuel Curtsinger
Nathan Wander
Philip Caplan
Harriet Appel
Werner Fridberg
Sidney Salkind
Syd Bernstein
Ida Richman
Ida W. Kravitz
Blanche R. Sass
Robert L. Gwaltney
Arthur Smuckler
Helen Vogel
Barbara Fine
Tillye Getz
Robert Racoosin
Karen Avra Ruskin
Saul Zelkind
Anna Greenberg
Annie Singer
Margie Tannenbaum
Harold Rosenberg
Fannie Hecht
Harry Miller
Nina Schiff
Norman Cogan
Louis Reiser
Janet Breitstein Backer
Shelly Shuman
Dr. Phillip Block
Caring Note
Caring is about both the simchas and healing through support and community.
Is there a moment you would like to share, privately or publicly?
We want to be there for you so please let us know.
Email the Caring Committee at caring@templeadasshalom.org
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