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Temple<br />
Adas<br />
Shalom<br />
M O N T H L Y<br />
N E W S L E T T E R<br />
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4<br />
5-6<br />
7-8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
27<br />
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President's Message<br />
RPC Message<br />
Kehillah MAGNET<br />
Adult Education<br />
Sisterhood News<br />
Safety & Security<br />
Member Spotlight<br />
<strong>December</strong> 2023<br />
Calendar of Events<br />
Contents<br />
October 2023 - Donors<br />
Mi Sheberakh<br />
Recently Passed<br />
<strong>December</strong> 2023<br />
Yahrzeits Observed<br />
D E C E M B E R 2 0 2 3 | 1 8 T H O F K I S L E V 5 7 8 4 - 1 9 T H O F T E V E T<br />
Rabbi Meeka’s Musings<br />
Shalom <strong>TAS</strong>’s Mishpacha משפחה (Family)<br />
On p. 556 in Siddur Mishkan Tefila (On Hannukah), we find an ancient blessing<br />
Al Ha'nissim (For the Miracles): “We thank You, [God] for the על הניסים titled<br />
miracles, for the redemption, for the mighty deeds and saving acts, brought<br />
about by You, and for the wars, which You waged for our ancestors in the days of<br />
”.old at this season<br />
'Al Ha'Nisim' (of Geonic origin [c. 600 CE - 1040 CE]) is a special prayer added to<br />
the Amidah. It is a powerful declaration of gratitude to God for the miracles of the<br />
Jewish People's survival: we thank God for redeeming us from the tyrant ruling of<br />
the Syrian Greeks (c. 222-186 B.C.E.).<br />
How I wish we didn’t have to praise God “for the wars, which You waged for our<br />
ancestors in the days of old at this season.” But sometimes, as we are witnessing<br />
current events as I am writing these<br />
lines, war is necessary. In the days of the 2nd temple – the<br />
small band of Maccabees fought for their freedom to<br />
practice their religion, and cleanse our holy temple<br />
from the tyrant ruling of the Syrian Greeks<br />
(c. 222-186 B.C.E.). In present times, the IDF has been<br />
fighting to free all of our hostages from the tyrant,<br />
and cruel terrorist actions of Hamas.<br />
In 1982 Peter Yarrow wrote a beautiful song (you will get to<br />
hear it during our upcoming Rock Shabbat), "Light One Candle," which was sung<br />
by the folk group Peter, Paul and Mary.<br />
The song was written as a pacifist response to the 1982 Lebanon War, and now I<br />
feel it is really timely to sing this song again, and again, with a couple of updated<br />
changes…<br />
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Rabbi Meeka's Musings<br />
Continued<br />
Light One Candle/Peter Yarrow (with slight<br />
changes)<br />
Light one candle for the Israeli children<br />
With thanks that their light didn't die<br />
Light one candle for the pain they endured<br />
When their right to exist was denied<br />
Light one candle for the terrible sacrifice<br />
Justice and freedom demand<br />
But light one candle for the wisdom to know<br />
When the peacemaker's time is at hand<br />
Don't let the light go out<br />
It's lasted for so many years<br />
Don't let the light go out<br />
Let it shine through our hope and our tears<br />
Interestingly, despite a long history of troubles, we<br />
Jews are still around some 3,500 years or so since<br />
our ancestors Abraham and Sarah began their<br />
challenging Jewish journey. Maybe our belief in<br />
miracles isn’t so naïve after all, as the national<br />
anthem of our Jewish state is HaTikvah, the hope.<br />
We can never stop hope, yearn and fight when<br />
necessary for true Shalom, peace.<br />
With hope for better days to come, and for<br />
brighter reality to be restored, I am wishing you<br />
happy Hannukah, and truly joyful holidays season.<br />
With love,<br />
Rabbi Meeka<br />
Light one candle for the strength that we need<br />
To never become our own foe<br />
And light one candle for those who are suffering<br />
Pain we learned so long ago<br />
Light one candle for all we believe in<br />
That anger will not tear us apart<br />
And light one candle to find us together<br />
With peace as the song in our hearts (Don't let the<br />
light go out…..)<br />
What is the memory that's valued so highly<br />
That we keep it alive in that flame<br />
What's the commitment to those who have died<br />
That we cry out: “they've not died in vain<br />
We have come this far always believing<br />
That justice would somehow prevail<br />
This is the burden, this is the promise<br />
And please God, please don’t let us fail! (Don't let<br />
the light go out…..)<br />
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President's Message<br />
Mark Wolkow<br />
Openings<br />
We had a great turnout for the Congregational Meeting in November – just<br />
under 70 people – more than we’ve had in probably 20 years. Everyone<br />
enjoyed the dinner prepared by Chef Paul Lever, and those who stayed for the<br />
Sig Gast video laughed until we cried... and then bought Hanukkah Gifts at<br />
the Gift Shop Hanukkah sale.<br />
One thing we did not accomplish was filling all of the open seats on the Board<br />
of Trustees. So this is a call for three individuals to come forward to fill the<br />
positions of Board Secretary, Adult Education (AE) Chair, and Fundraising<br />
Trustee (to co-chair with Terry Weiner). None of the three require a huge<br />
effort.<br />
The Board Secretary primarily notifies Board Members of meetings; takes and<br />
distributes Board meeting minutes; and maintains Board records.<br />
The Adult Education Chair convenes meetings of the AE team, during which<br />
decisions are made regarding book and film reviews; congregational trips;<br />
and other learning experiences to be offered to the congregation.<br />
November Service<br />
Multi Access<br />
Information and Links<br />
Please note that streaming will be done<br />
via YouTube.<br />
YouTube links for all of our services can be<br />
found on our calendar. No passcodes are<br />
required. Past and present services and<br />
other events can also be found on our<br />
YouTube channel.<br />
Friday, <strong>December</strong> 1st<br />
Shabbat Service<br />
Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm-7:00pm<br />
In-Person service starts at 7:00pm<br />
Friday, <strong>December</strong> 8th<br />
Rock Shabbat Service<br />
Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm-7:00pm<br />
In-Person service starts at 7:00pm<br />
Friday, <strong>December</strong> 15th<br />
Family Friendly Shabbat Dinner<br />
Live Streaming starts at 6:00pm-6:15pm<br />
In-Person service starts at 6:15pm<br />
Friday, <strong>December</strong> 22nd<br />
Shabbat Service<br />
Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm-7:00pm<br />
In-Person service starts at 7:00pm<br />
Friday, <strong>December</strong> 29th<br />
Shabbat Service<br />
Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm-7:00pm<br />
In-Person service starts at 7:00pm<br />
The Fundraising co-chairs determine which and how many fundraising efforts<br />
to pursue. Several ongoing fundraisers are already staffed and in place.<br />
Typically, there is one large fundraising activity/event each year.<br />
All three positions currently serve on the Temple Board; however, an<br />
upcoming Bylaws review will likely reduce the size of the Board, in keeping<br />
with current trends. Please contact me if you are willing to serve… or at least<br />
willing to hear a little more about the open slots.<br />
Hag Sameach!<br />
Mark Wolkow<br />
RPC Message<br />
Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis<br />
Happy Chanukah from the Religious Practices Committee!<br />
During Chanukah, we commemorate the miracle of a small amount of oil that<br />
burned brightly for eight days, defying all odds. It's a beautiful reminder that<br />
even in the darkest times, a spark of faith and determination can light up our<br />
lives. As we kindle the menorah's candles, let us be reminded of the power of<br />
hope and unity, and may the glow of each candle illuminate our hearts with joy<br />
and courage.<br />
We want to invite you to a special musical service that promises to be an<br />
unforgettable experience on <strong>December</strong> 8th: Rock Shabbat! Prepare to be<br />
uplifted and inspired as Rabbi Meeka Simerly infuses the sacred traditions of<br />
Shabbat with the energetic rhythms of rock music. Our talented choir and band<br />
will lead us in a dynamic and harmonious celebration of our faith like you've<br />
never seen before. Rock Shabbat is not just a service; it's a spiritual journey<br />
through music. Please bring your friends and family to share in this unique<br />
experience. Let the power of music and community fill your heart and soul as<br />
we come together to celebrate Chanukah Shabbat in a new and exciting way.<br />
Following the service,we will gather for a celebratory oneg, to celebrate the<br />
Festival of Lights with games, latkes, music and connection.<br />
L’shalom,<br />
Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis, RPC Co-Chairs<br />
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Kehillah MAGNET<br />
Sarah O’Donnell & Joel Yoffee<br />
Shalom Temple Adas Shalom Community,<br />
The school year is flying by, and our religious school continues to host (as well as<br />
participate in) a variety of amazing activities! On Sunday, November 19, 2023,<br />
five members of our religious school staff drove to Temple Isaiah in Fulton, MD<br />
to participate in the Ma Rabu Religious School Conference with over a hundred<br />
Jewish educators from the greater Baltimore area. We heard from keynote<br />
speaker, Sabrina Sojourner, and joined others in two breakout sessions. It was a<br />
truly meaningful experience.<br />
Attention: Tzedakah Match Opportunity!<br />
This year, our students are working hard to raise tzedakah money and will be<br />
voting this month on the non-profit organization to which they would like to<br />
send our 2023-2024 collection. We are encouraging temple congregants to<br />
“match” what our students raise and either add their donation to our school’s<br />
tzedakah total or send their contribution to the organization of their choosing.<br />
Brenda and David Jaffe have already taken our students up on their match offer<br />
and will be donating their funds to the Arava<br />
Institute of Environmental Studies. The<br />
organization’s goal is to build connections among<br />
different populations of people in Israel.<br />
“Over a university-accredited semester,<br />
a roughly equal number of Israeli Jewish, Arab (Israeli, Palestinian, Jordanian,<br />
Moroccan) and other international students live, eat and study together.<br />
Through classes, holiday celebrations, trips, dialogue sessions, and more,<br />
students get to know each other as individuals, beyond the stereotypes and<br />
they engage in transformative dialogue work (https://arava.org/about-ourcommunity/about-arava/).<br />
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Kehillah MAGNET<br />
Continued<br />
REGULAR PROGRAMMING:<br />
TOT SHIRA: Each month during the<br />
school year Kehillah MAGNET welcomes<br />
families with children ages 5 and under to<br />
attend the Pre-K/K music class at our<br />
religious school. “Tot Shira” is a wonderful<br />
way to introduce little ones to our<br />
dedicated teachers and fantastic<br />
students. Our next Tot Shira of the year<br />
will be on Sunday, <strong>December</strong> 3, 2023.<br />
FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE:<br />
Every other month during the<br />
academic school year, Rabbi<br />
Meeka and Mike Mullis, music<br />
teacher and director, lead one<br />
Friday night service that is<br />
designed with families in mind.<br />
Family Shabbat nights begin<br />
at 5:30pm with a child-friendly<br />
meal, and the service runs from<br />
6:15 – 7:00pm.<br />
Attending Family Shabbat is a great way to enjoy the company of friends,<br />
relax after a long week, and provide further understanding of Hebrew learning.<br />
Adas Shalom Temple (ASTY) Meeting:<br />
ASTY is held monthly during the school year with teens in<br />
grades 7-12. This school year, the program is being led by <strong>TAS</strong><br />
congregants, Alison Filicko and Joshua Larkin, with special<br />
support from Karli Chancey! Our teens are currently planning<br />
their first Esports competition and presenting a proposal to<br />
Mark Wolkow on <strong>December</strong> 3rd to redesign the teen lounge.<br />
They are also working closely to support our social action<br />
initiatives in the synagogue. Their first task will be to box up<br />
donated baby supplies that will be sent to the Harford Family<br />
House. ASTY will have its next meeting on Sunday,<br />
<strong>December</strong> 10th from 10:45 – 11:45 am<br />
Please check out the temple calendar for all upcoming<br />
events and see you soon!<br />
Joel Yoffee<br />
Kehillah MAGNET Religious School Committee Chair<br />
Sarah O’Donnell<br />
Kehillah MAGNET Religous School Principal<br />
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Upcoming<br />
Adult<br />
Educational<br />
Events<br />
Tea & Torah<br />
Sunday, <strong>December</strong> 3rd<br />
9:45am - 10:45am<br />
Book Discussion: “Israel”<br />
Sunday, <strong>December</strong> 3rd<br />
9:45am - 10:45am<br />
Adult Education<br />
Brian Folus<br />
Dear Congregants,<br />
We have a few exciting events coming up and I sincerely hope you will join us.<br />
Starting on <strong>December</strong> 10, Rabbi Meeka is planning to begin a new class “Tea &<br />
Torah” This will be held on Sundays from 9:45-10:45am in the Temple Library.<br />
This will be a very informative and interactive Torah Study class. The class is<br />
free, but Rabbi is asking people to register. A link is on the calendar.<br />
On January 20, at 10:00 we will have our next Book Discussion, hosted by<br />
Denise Gordon. Our January book is Israel- A Simple Guide to the Most<br />
Misunderstood Country on Earth by Israeli American Noa Tishby. A “fascinating<br />
and very moving” (Aaron Sorkin, award-winning screenwriter of The West Wing<br />
and The Social Network) chronological timeline spanning from Biblical times to<br />
today that explores one of the most interesting countries in the world—Israel.<br />
We think this is a very timely selection and we encourage you to checkout this<br />
book and read and discuss it with us.<br />
“This is not your Bubbie’s history book” (Bill Maher, host of Real Time with Bill<br />
Maher). Instead, offering a fresh, 360-degree view, Tishby brings her “passion,<br />
humor, and deep intimacy” (Yossi Klein Halevi, New York Times bestselling<br />
author of Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor) to the subject, creating an<br />
accessible and dynamic portrait of a tiny country of outsized relevance.<br />
Through bite-sized chunks of history and deeply personal stories, Tishby<br />
chronicles her homeland’s evolution, beginning in Biblical times and moving<br />
forward to cover everything from WWI to Israel’s creation to the disputes<br />
dividing the country today. Tackling popular misconceptions with an<br />
abundance of facts, Tishby provides critical context around headlinegenerating<br />
controversies and offers a clear, intimate account of the richly<br />
cultured country of Israel.”<br />
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Adult Education<br />
Continued<br />
On Tuesday, February 13 at Noon we will have our next Lunch & Learn. Our presenters will be Rabbi<br />
Meeka and a representative from Sol Levinson & Sons. Our topic is Philosophy & Rituals about Jewish<br />
Death and Dying. Although a hard topic to face, we believe that this will be a worthwhile discussion<br />
for everyone. Please see the calendar for the Zoom link.<br />
Musical events in our County<br />
On Saturday, <strong>December</strong> 2 the Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra will present its Jazzy Holiday<br />
Spirit Concert. This concert features The Duke Ellington “Nutcracker Suite” and “A Taste of<br />
Chanukah” a medley arranged by yours truly.<br />
On Sunday, <strong>December</strong> 10 at 3:00pm the Bel Air Community Band will present their Winter Concert.<br />
The BACB is under the direction of Mr. Richard Hauf. This concert is held at Bel Air High School, no<br />
tickets are needed for this concert.<br />
We truly hope you will join us for these upcoming events and send us suggestions and request for<br />
topics or movies or programs you would like the Adult Ed. Committee to provide for you. As always<br />
feel free to sit in on a meeting, just click on the link in the Calendar.<br />
Looking forward to hearing from you!<br />
Shalom,<br />
Brian Folus<br />
Adult Ed. Chair<br />
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Sisterhood News<br />
Deborah Temple<br />
Hanukkah begins on <strong>December</strong> 7th, “Look at how a single candle can both<br />
defy and define the darkness” (Anne Frank).<br />
In Harford County, 17,400 people are living below the poverty line, less than<br />
$1132.50 per month. As we light our Hanukkah candles this year, I encourage<br />
you to join me in sharing the blessings of our lives and giving generously to<br />
those doing without. If you are able to help with donations of food, clothing,<br />
holiday gifts, cleaning supplies, or even pet food and bedding, there is a<br />
local charity who needs you (of course, everyone takes money, too). Please<br />
feel free to reach out to me at Sisterhood@TempleAdasShalom.org if you<br />
need help matching with the right charity for you.<br />
Sisterhood<br />
Events<br />
All our Sisterhood dates are<br />
posted on the Temple Calendar<br />
and appear in bright pink.<br />
Gift Shop Open<br />
Sunday, November 5th<br />
9:00am - 12:00pm<br />
Sisterhood Hanukkah Party<br />
Sunday, <strong>December</strong> 3rd<br />
1:00pm - 3:00pm<br />
And now back to our previously scheduled <strong>TAS</strong> Sisterhood newsletter…<br />
We continue to grow in membership, commitments, and new ideas while<br />
still enjoying our rich history. With all of the changes we’ve had, our<br />
calendar has been a bit wonky.<br />
Our current schedule through March:<br />
January<br />
9th Sisterhood Board Meeting<br />
21st Monthly Mahjong<br />
February<br />
3rd Our annual Chic Flic – come celebrate Frida Kahlo’s art, life, and<br />
culture!<br />
12th Purim Project begins<br />
March<br />
9th Women's Event <strong>TAS</strong><br />
13th Purim packaging. Call Pat or Marcia to volunteer.<br />
17th – 22nd Purim Package pickup<br />
<strong>TAS</strong> Sisterhood membership is open to all women committed to our<br />
mission so whether you are Jewish or love someone who is Jewish, please<br />
join us.<br />
Happy Holidays to all!<br />
Shalom,<br />
Deborah Temple<br />
Sisterhood President<br />
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Safety & Security<br />
Pat Wolkow<br />
Security Team News<br />
Please be safe everyone! Remember your “Situational Training” that<br />
we had a while back, to use whenever you are out and about. WHAT<br />
you forgot it!… Didn’t get in on that one? We can refresh it for you and<br />
also partake in other beneficial opportunities. PLEASE email our Team<br />
if interested and share what training you would like!<br />
security@templeadasshalom.org<br />
SEE SOMETHING?<br />
SAY SOMETHING!<br />
SO, WE CAN DO<br />
SOMETHING!<br />
security@templeadasshalom.org<br />
First Aid<br />
CPR<br />
Stop the Bleed<br />
Active Shooter<br />
Suspicious Activity Reporting<br />
We have planned a Winter Training Event. See flyer in this newsletter.<br />
Help Wanted: We would like to write for a new Security grant. Looking<br />
for a good technical writer to help us out. Contact Pat Wolkow if<br />
interested.<br />
If you see something …Say something!<br />
security@templeadasshalom.org<br />
-Pat Wolkow<br />
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Staff Member Spotlight<br />
About your Administrator<br />
By DeNae Harmon<br />
In my 30 years of living, I have worked for 14 companies in 25 different positions, and that<br />
doesn’t include my volunteer work. I have been here at Temple Adas Shalom for the last two<br />
and a half of those years and added two new position titles as ELC Director and now<br />
Administrator. I now have my first office that was only for me. As someone fairly young and<br />
not degreed, it has taken me an immense amount of hard work to reach the position that I<br />
am in now and prove that I am capable. My work means a<br />
great deal to me, and I have spent a great many hours of my<br />
life devoted to it, often working multiple jobs at a time<br />
(even now). That said, I certainly keep busy in my personal life<br />
as well.<br />
Outside of the office, I spend a great deal of time with my<br />
family. In my own home I have my husband, Jeffery, our<br />
daughter, Evelyn, a dog and two cats. Over the years we have<br />
done countless sports and activities and taken in both animals<br />
and humans alike that needed a place to live. We often play<br />
video games, watch anime, and enjoy day trips to the mall and<br />
the movies whenever we can. I was raised very<br />
unconventionally and truly by a village, leaving me with 8<br />
siblings and more than one set of parents. Between<br />
those siblings, my husband’s 4, and close friends I have<br />
amassed 8 nephews and 2 nieces so far. I was raised with<br />
6 sets of grandparents and still am lucky enough to have many<br />
of them in my adult life. I get together with many of these<br />
family members for game nights and activities regularly and<br />
maintain many close relationships.<br />
In my limited free time, I have several groups of friends<br />
with whom I have regular girls’ nights and events. When<br />
I’m not with them I am likely reading a book<br />
(or listening to one) or taking a nap. I enjoy the arts - especially<br />
plays, music, museums, and creating both written and<br />
visual art. With my busy schedule, though, it is not often I am<br />
able to partake of those particular joys. Those are the<br />
highlights, but if ever you would like to chat more about me, or<br />
what’s going on with you or at the Temple, I am only a phone<br />
call away.<br />
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Temple Adas Shalom’s <strong>December</strong> 2023 Calendar of Events
<strong>TAS</strong> Enrollment Code: C8WI7XN6IQBW
October 2023 – Donors<br />
BUILDING FUND (L'dor V'dor)<br />
Ann & Brad Cogan<br />
Richard & Roberta Foard<br />
Charna & Rob Kinneberg (L’dor V’dor)<br />
David & Rayna Richardson (L’dor V’dor)<br />
Brian & Jill Davis (L’dor V’dor)<br />
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund<br />
Fred & Roslyn Belkin<br />
Linda & Stuart Needel<br />
Henry Walters<br />
Henry Shrem<br />
David & Rayna Richardson<br />
Arlene Bello<br />
HIGH HOLIDAY DONATIONS<br />
Fred & Karen Edeson<br />
David Brown & Carol H. Mohr<br />
Naomi Walton<br />
HJC GENERAL FUND<br />
Michael Feinberg<br />
Janice Grant & Woodrow Grant Jr.<br />
Herb Abrams & Terry Weiner - In memory of Sue Rudick<br />
Lynn Brody Slome<br />
Mark & Patricia Wolkow - For the marriage of Valerie Shapiro<br />
to Liam Norfleet<br />
Kehillah MAGNET RS Fund<br />
Jayne Klein - In memory of Sue Rudick<br />
Niall & Sarah O’Donnell<br />
Ashira & Ashiq Quabili<br />
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Anita Rosenzweig<br />
Barbara Chancey<br />
Daniel Hurst<br />
Elise Schipper<br />
Fred Belkin<br />
Mi Sheberakh * We Pray for Healing<br />
Gerri Bronk<br />
Harvey Malin<br />
Heather Mullis<br />
Maddox Langbein<br />
Marcy Schirloff<br />
Marcy Werde<br />
<strong>December</strong> 2023 - Yahrzeits Observed<br />
Nancy Lever<br />
Natalie Litofsky<br />
Paula Mathai<br />
Ray Lee<br />
Steve Nohowel<br />
Yetta Belitzky<br />
Adolph Nord<br />
Leon “Lee” Greene<br />
Toby Needel<br />
Nathan Sachs<br />
Aaron Baumgarten<br />
Susan Seidenberg<br />
Wendy Ann Zion<br />
Joseph Braverman<br />
Dr. David Rosenblatt<br />
Irving Albert Passe<br />
Sylvia Hoffman<br />
Gladys Ertwine<br />
Michael Spring<br />
Miriam Cogan<br />
Joseph Laskowski<br />
Marlene Minkoff<br />
Lucille Josephs Cohen<br />
Regina Hassid<br />
Daniel Schwartz<br />
David Ford<br />
Daniel Newman<br />
Bill Irgang<br />
Patty Brill<br />
Howard Levy<br />
Dr. John D. Rosin<br />
William Keene<br />
Barry Gomborov<br />
Abraham I. Glasser<br />
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Ann Tash-Porton<br />
Edward Singer<br />
Sadie Weintraub<br />
Jean Theis<br />
Solomon Getz<br />
Alice Goode<br />
Paul Richardson<br />
Charles Roseman<br />
Joyce Graff<br />
Joanne Levine<br />
Morton Z. Schapiro<br />
Ruth Vogelhut<br />
Sarah H. Miller<br />
Dominic Richard Florio<br />
Abraham Baker<br />
Etta Thayer<br />
Joseph Newman<br />
Isa Levin<br />
Paul Pressel<br />
Beatrice Breitbart<br />
Harry Samuels<br />
Frances Bress<br />
Herman Hurwitz<br />
Richard Alan Moss<br />
Julia Silver<br />
Isadore Carmy<br />
Jayne Jennings<br />
Liliane Shapiro<br />
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Caring Note<br />
Caring is about both the simchas and healing through support and community.<br />
Is there a moment you would like to share, privately or publicly?<br />
We want to be there for you so please let us know.<br />
Email the Caring Committee at caring@templeadasshalom.org<br />
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