February Newsletter (2024)

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President's Message 

RPC Message 

Kehillah MAGNET 

Adult Education 

Sisterhood News 

Safety & Security 

February 2024 

Calendar of Events 

December 2023 - 

Donors 

Contents 

Mi Sheberakh 

Recently Passed 

February 2023 

Yahrzeits Observed 

F E B R U A R Y 2 0 2 4 | 2 2 N D O F S H ’ V A T 5 7 8 4 - 2 0 T H O F A D A R I 

Rabbi Meeka’s Musings 

Shalom TAS’s Mishpacha משפחה (Family) 

Obviously, we live in challenging times: war raging in Israel/Gaza and other parts of 

our aching world; we constantly hear news about elections, these candidates and 

others fighting among themselves here in our beautiful United States of America. 

Perhaps just living right now through darker days, at times very cold weather (even for 

me!), may make “being outdoors” a bit more of a challenge to some of us, and to 

others, feeling the “Winter Blues” 

And speaking of “cold winters”, as many of you know, before I left for Israel on 12/19/23, 

I held a fundraiser: buying warm winter coats, to be purchased in Israel for my brother 

Amit Levin’s IDF unit of mostly drafted Reserves men and women. 

בא״פ Amit and other specialists in his unit (IDF's Heavy Machinery Instructors called 

BA”F, acronym for בסיס אימון פיקודי )Bah-ssis I-mun Pi-ku-die, 

Base for Commanders Training), never imagined they would 

have to remain drafted through the cold winter months. 

As I am writing this article, Amit is still serving in the IDF. 

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Rabbi Meeka's Musings 

Continued 

Needless to say how grateful the entire unit is to YOU my friends: here is a message to TAS via clip made by Amit and 

his friend Dan… 

CLICK HERE 

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Thanks to an amazing outpour of love, cards, concern and so many congregants’ contributions and support - I had 

some funds left, which allowed me to support another important cause in Israel: an organization called 

#BringThemHomeNow, which is a volunteer-based organization, solely focused on bringing our hostages back home, 

to their families. Many of the hostages are children, women, and the elderly. 

By purchasing 100 Solidarity military Tags both in Hebrew and English, which say: “Bring them home now. Our hearts 

are captive in Gaza.” Those of you, kind congregants, who contributed to this fundraiser, please check your mail in the 

next few days: if you have not received an envelope with a ‘thank you’ note and a disk or 2, as a token of my 

appreciation – please let me know. I have many leftovers, happy to share! 




Continued 

Also while visiting Israel, I had the opportunity (privilege actually), to volunteer time along with my sister Merav, and 

Niece Coral at Moshav Ne’ot Sadeh in the Sharon part of Israel, an agricultural community that focuses on seasonal 

produce. As so many agriculture workers (from Thailand, African countries, Cambodia etc) left Israel when the war 

broke out in Israel on 10/7/23, our agricultural communities were all facing a dire need for help. 

I was awe-struck witnessing the number of Israeli volunteers, of all ages (including retired seniors, mid and high 

school kids, entire classes actually, and people from all walks of life), who came from different parts of Israel, each for 

as many days and hours as they can, to help Israeli agriculture, and our farmers. 

We packed and bought strawberries for all our family members and friends!!! 

Needless to say, that though “life” in Israel has been moving forward, and everyone have been doing their best to 

volunteer, and get back into a sense of “normalcy,” since 10/7/23 there has been a constant undertone of fear and 

worry; the number of fallen soldiers in Israel is rising daily, and our 130 hostages are nowhere near being discovered, or 

brought back to their families. 

My beloved congregation: yes, this newsletter article is mostly about Israel, but as someone who believes in true and 

all-encompassing peace, I will also say here that my heart breaks each and every time I hear about innocent lives lost, 

on both sides: Israelis as well as Palestinians. 

Our Torah teaches us that “Whoever sheds the blood of a person, by another person shall his blood be shed, for God 

made man in God’s own image” (Genesis 9:6) 

“Though shall Not Murder” (Exodus 20:13) 




Continued 

In other words, we were ALL created be’Tzelem Elohim, in God’s image, and human life is sacred, because from its 

beginning it involves the creative action of God. 

There is NEVER a justification for senseless, unnecessary killing, especially of innocent children, women and children. 

Never. 

While I am keenly aware of the pain and sorrow each Jewish person experiences when we learn about our own slain 

men, children, and women, we must also never forget about the highest of our values: the preservation of innocent 

lives. 

We must keep our hopes for peace between two aching People: both Israelis and Palestinians: above all politics, as an 

Israeli I know how similar in nature and origin both People are. We must never stop yearning for peace, and we must 

never stop working towards it: within ourselves, our communities, and our aching world. 

Am Yisrael Chai! 

With love 

Rabbi Meeka 



President's Message 

Mark Wolkow 

What the World Needs Now 

As the song goes, “… is love, sweet love. No not just for some, but for everyone”. You don’t 

have to go to your phone to look it up … this song was released on April 15,1965 (my 8th 

birthday), had lyrics by Hal David, music composed by Burt Bacharach, and was first 

recorded by Jackie DeShannon. We at TAS are providing love - by bringing aid to those in 

need in Israel, and in the Ukraine, and in our own country and State, and right here in 

Harford County. With the new year upon us, I’d like to spell out exactly what kind of love 

we need here at Temple Adas Shalom. From us and to us. The love we need comes in 

many forms and for the most part, we just need to do some more of what we are already 

doing. 

We need a little more help on the Board of Trustees. Specifically, we need people to 

step up to volunteer for Board Secretary and the Chair of the Adult Education 

Committee. Neither requires extensive time, and qualifications to assume these duties 

are nominal. Please consider these opportunities. 

We need a little more help with our Annual Giving. Annual pledges should cover 

our operating budget. Please consider increasing your pledge for 2024. Our 

average pledge per family must be approximately $2400 for us to break even, and 

this does not cover occasional capital expenses like new HVAC systems and roofs. 

We need a little more help for several of our committees. These typically involve a small 

amount of time – perhaps a couple of hours per month – but make a huge difference in 

our ability to serve the membership well. In addition, you will get to meet and engage 

with other members of the Temple, which will make your TAS experience all the more 

meaningful. 

November Service 

Multi Access 

Information and Links 

Please note that streaming will be 

done via YouTube. 

YouTube links for all of our services 

can be found on our calendar. No 

passcodes are required. Past and 

present services and other events 

can also be found on our YouTube 

channel. 

Friday, February 2nd 

Shabbat Service 

Live Streaming starts at 6:45pm- 

7:00pm 

In-Person service starts at 7:00pm 

Friday, February 9th 

Shabbat Torah Service 


7:00pm 


Friday, February 16th 

Daven & Dine Service 


6:15pm 


Friday, February 23rd 

Debbie Friedman Tribute Shabbat 


7:00pm 


Please contact me or any other Board Member to volunteer your time and talent, or 

simply to have a conversation about TAS and where specific needs can be met. 

On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees, we thank you for being a part of this incredible 

organization. Hope to see you soon. 

Shalom, 

Mark Wolkow 

YOUTUBE LINK FOR 

SERVICES 

https://www.youtube.com/@ 

templeadasshalom/streams 



RPC Message 

Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis 

Happy winter to everyone! 

Happy winter to everyone! The cold and the snow has swept through our little 

Shul in Havre de Grace and it will be some time before we see any signs of 

spring. But there is still plenty going on at Temple Adas Shalom! 

On February 9th we will be celebrating with the Kolstad family the Bar Mitzvah 

of Henry! We hope everyone will come and be part of Henry's journey into 

Jewish Adulthood! 

Join us for our "Daven and Dine" service on on February 16th at 6:15pm, as 

Linda Needel, Mike Mullis, and the TAS Choir lead a shortened service followed 

by gathering together for dinner at Island Spice in Edgewood. 

Deb Temple is hosting a Havdallah service at their home in Abingdon. Keep an 

eye on the TAS Calendar for more information. 

As you can see we have a lot going on, and something for everyone! And that's 

just the beginning! We have a great year ahead of us here at TAS. And if you 

would like to be part of the group that plans these engaging and spiritual 

services and activities, come join the RPC! Contact Melissa Immel or Mike Mullis 

for more information. 

B'Shalom, 

Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis, RPC Co-Chairs 




Sarah O’Donnell & Joel Yoffee 

Shalom Temple Adas Shalom Community! 

The new calendar year started out with our annual 

“MLK Mitzvah Day” thanks to Adas Shalom Temple 

Youth (ASTY) advisor and Social Action Chair, Alison 

Filicko. Students participated in a school wide 

Mitzvah Day in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. The 

day began by reading the beautiful story, 

Something from Nothing, by Phoebe Gilman. Based on the Yiddish 

folktale, the story shares the tale of Joseph and the many transformations 

of Joseph’s beloved blanket that his grandfather made him as a baby. The 

story set the scene for the students’ activity, making fleece blankets for 

"Project Linus." Project Linus provides handmade blankets to children 0-18 

in the United States who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need. 

Our Pre-K/K students used our blanket “extras” to create dog toys that will 

be donated to a local animal shelter. Extra thanks go out to Joshua Larkin, 

Emily Harrison, Alexa McAndrew, Jason Allen, and our wonderful Kehillah 

MAGNET teachers who helped to make the day a success 




Continued 

The Purim Carnival is set to take place on Sunday, March 17, 2024, from 12:00 to 

2:00 pm. Please reach out to Sarah O’Donnell (principal@templeadasshalom.org) 

if you are interested in helping to plan, volunteer, or donate to this exciting event! 

Attention: Tzedakah Recipients and Match Opportunity 

The Kehillah MAGNET school community has voted, and the 

results are in! Over the course of the 2023-2024 academic 

year, we will be using our tzedakah funds to support the 

Jewish National Fund (JNF) – USA Aid to Israel. 

In addition to raising money on an international level, we are looking for 

congregants to match our tzedakah total and help us to donate tzedakah locally 

to Anna’s House (or an organization of their choosing). Anna's House serves 

families and chronically homeless adults through several different program 

options. The purpose of the program is to support some of the most vulnerable 

people in achieving permanent housing, increasing life skills geared toward selfsufficiency, 

and reducing barriers that may have contributed to periods of 

homelessness. 

REGULAR PROGRAMMING: 

TOT SHIRA: Each month during 

the school year Kehillah MAGNET 

welcomes families with children 

ages 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 next 

Tot Shira of the year will be on 

Sunday, February 25, 2024. 




Continued 

FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE 

Every other month during the 

academic school year, Rabbi 

Meeka and Mike Mullis, music 

teacher and director, 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. Attending Family 

Shabbat is a great way to enjoy 

the company of friends, relax after 

Adas Shalom Temple (ASTY) Meeting: 

a long week, and provide further 

ASTY is held monthly during the school year 

understanding of Hebrew 

with teens in grades 7-12. This school year, the 

learning. Stay tuned for our next 

program is being led by TAS congregants, 

Family Shabbat Service! 

Alison Filicko and Joshua Larkin. Our teens are 

currently planning their first Esports 

competition and redesigning the teen lounge. 

They are also working closely to support our 

social action initiatives in the synagogue. ASTY 

will help to lead our upcoming Martin Luther 

King Jr. Mitzvah Day on Sunday, 7th, and their 

next meeting will be on Sunday, February 11th 

from 10:45 – 11:45 am. 

Please check out the temple calendar for all upcoming events and see you soon! 

Joel Yoffee 

Kehillah MAGNET Religious School Committee Chair 

Sarah O’Donnell 

Kehillah MAGNET Religous School Principal 



Upcoming 

Adult 

Educational 

Events 

Jewish Philosophy & Rituals 

on Death & Dying 

Tuesday, February 13th 

12:00pm - 1:30pm 

Changing Wisdoms of Loss & 

Renewal 

Sunday, March 10th 

10:00am - 12:00pm 

Changing Wisdoms of Loss & 

Renewal (VIRTUAL ONLY) 

Wednesday, March 13th 

10:00am - 12:00pm 

Adult Education 

Brian Folus 

Dear Congregants, 

We have a several exciting events coming up and I sincerely hope you will join us. On 

Tuesday February 13th we will have our first Lunch & Learn of 2024. Our topic is Jewish 

Philosophy and Rituals on Death & Dying. Our presenter will be Eliza Feller, Director of 

Advanced Planning with Sol Levinson, and Rabbi Meeka will be there to answer your 

questions. Although a hard topic to face, we believe that this will be a worthwhile 

discussion for everyone. This will be presented on Zoom. The link is on the Temple 

Calendar. 

Rabbi Meeka will continue to teach her Torah study class, "Tea and Torah". This informative 

and interactive class will be held on the Library. The class is free, but Rabbi is asking people 

to register. A link is on the calendar. Even if you missed the initial classes, feel free to 

register and join the class. 

Here are the class meetings: 

2024 

Jan 28 9:30-10:30 Apr 7 10:00 - 11:00 

Feb 4 10:00 - 11:00 Apr 21 10:00 - 11:00 

Feb 11 10:00 - 11:00 Apr 28 10:00 - 11:00 

Feb 25 10:00 - 11:00 May 5 10:00 -11:00 

Mar 3 9:30-10:30 May 19 9:30-10:30 

Beginning in March Dr. David Dirlam will be offering a class on Changing Wisdoms of Loss 

and Renewal. Life is full of loss. Renewal is uncertain. Losses may be as great as the love of a 

lifetime or as small as a favorite object. They may involve loss of relationship or a dream. 

They may be surprising or long anticipated, void, or replaceable, permanent, or recoverable, 

identifiable, or vague. The accompanying anxiety, depression, loneliness, or insomnia may 

be transient or deep. People may renew in days, decades, or never. Dr. David is offering the 

first In-person class on Sunday March 10th at 10:00AM - 12:00PM , in the Temple Library 

and a Zoom session on Wednesday March 13th at 7pm, the link is in the calendar. 

We will be offering a film night soon and picking a new book to read and discuss. 

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 




Deborah Temple 

Winter has arrived - after more than 2 years without a good snowfall, 

January outdid itself! Hopefully, you and yours are warm, happy, and 

healthy. 

The TAS Sisterhood has begun the new (secular) year with big plans and lots 

of fun on tap. The Sisterhood Board met to review the first half of our year, 

and discuss ways to grow in membership, engagement, and events 

culminating in a more successful TAS Sisterhood future. Afterall, we’ve 

heard, “This is not your Bubbe’s Sisterhood!” 

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EVENTS 

On February 3rd, Marcia and Rayna will go above and beyond to host our 

annual Chick Flick. Whether you were with us at our Paid-up dinner or if you 

missed that night, you’ll want to be sure to attend this follow-up movie 

event: Frida! This will be a Mexican-themed night to remember with a 

catered dinner by Baldwin Meals. 

Sisterhood 

Events 

All our Sisterhood dates are 

posted on the Temple Calendar 

and appear in bright pink. 

Chick Flick Night 

Saturday, February 3rd 

5:00pm - 9:00pm 

Women’s Event 

Saturday, March 9th 

10:00am - 12:00pm 

March winds bring in the International Women's Day on March 9th from 

10:00-12:00 in the TAS Social Hall. While our Sisterhood community is doing 

well, many other women in Harford County struggle every day. Our 

program will include a look at women in the past, present, and future. It will 

provide insight to the services that are available to women and families-inneed 

in Harford County. We are planning to on powerful guest speakers 

and loads of information at this delicious brunch event. This Social Action 

event will be informative and highlight where we can be more present both 

individually and as a group to make a difference in the lives of others. There 

is a free event for members and $10 for nonmembers; however, an RSVP is 

required. Please RSVP to sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org to be sure 

we have adequate food and seating available. 

There is an enclosed flyer for donation information to SARC and Tabitha’s 

House. Donation boxes will be available near the Gift Shop before the event 

and additional donations will be collected at the event. 




Continued 

FUNDRAISING 

Our largest fundraiser of the year is The Purim Project. This fundraiser keeps our budget afloat and 

allows us to provide funds to our kids in the Kehillat Magnet and camper/ASTY scholarships, Temple 

Adas Shalom, and our wider community. Please volunteer to be a part of the planning, building, and 

distribution by calling Pat or Marcia, or sending an email to sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org for 

more information. We will begin the Purim Basket process on February 12th, followed by packaging 

on March 13th, and distribution March 17th through the 22nd. This project is necessary for our 

success and more hands make for less work, besides that we always have a good time when we are 

together. Please be generous with your time and your donations honoring your friends and loved ones 

at Temple Adas Shalom. 

MEMBERSHIP 

If you are not a member of the Temple Adas Shalom Sisterhood, yet, or you haven’t gotten around to 

renewing your membership, it is not too late! Join now by reaching out to us at 

sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org. All women are welcome, and our programming just keeps 

evolving and expanding! 

If you are a member and want to be more involved, we are working on building committees now. 

Please share your talents and your ideas with us! From outreach and communication to events and 

social initiatives – we need you because “this is not your Bubbe’s Sisterhood,” this is your Sisterhood! 

Shalom, 

Deborah Temple 

Sisterhood President 



Safety & Security 

Pat Wolkow 

Security Team News 

Thank You to all attendees of the January double training event! We 

were pleased to have 30 folks in attendance. 

Folks shared these big take aways: 

The importance in wearing name tags. 

Awareness of all possible exits for “Running.” 

Awareness of places to “Hide.” 

Ideas for weapons in each area of the building for “Fighting” 

Rally Points are only good for Fire Emergencies; with active 

shooter, if running, run until you are out of site of the campus or 

building. 

Learned how to break out windows. 

More than 30 people can fit in the robing room (off the bimah) to 

hide! 

Examples of suspicious activity 

SEE SOMETHING? 

SAY SOMETHING! 

SO, WE CAN DO 

SOMETHING! 

security@templeadasshalom.org 

…and more! Members with a Purple dot on their name tag were 

trainees and can assist you with questions or direct you to security 

team members for answers. 

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We are in the planning stages for First Aid/AED/CPR certified training, 

which will be held on Feb 24th, starting with breakfast at 8:30 a.m. 

and the approximately 4 hour program beginning at 9:00. We will 

arrange an enhanced opportunity for “Stop the Bleed” with an On- 

Line program to be followed up in the above training session. We 

already have 6 attendees from our ELC. Grant funding will cover most 

of the training fee which is $100 per person. We will have openings for 

at least 20 additional attendees at $20 per person. Flyers with more 

information will be posted around the building and online. If 

interested, you may contact us at the Security email address: 

security@templeadashalom.org. 

If you see something …Say something! 

security@templeadasshalom.org 

-Pat Wolkow 



Staff Member Spotlight 

About your Administrator 

By DeNae Harmon 

In my 30 years of living, I have worked for 14 companies in 25 different positions, and that 

doesn’t include my volunteer work. I have been here at Temple Adas Shalom for the last two 

and a half of those years and added two new position titles as ELC Director and now 

Administrator. I now have my first office that was only for me. As someone fairly young and 

not degreed, it has taken me an immense amount of hard work to reach the position that I 

am in now and prove that I am capable. My work means a 

great deal to me, and I have spent a great many hours of my 

life devoted to it, often working multiple jobs at a time 

(even now). That said, I certainly keep busy in my personal life 

as well. 

Outside of the office, I spend a great deal of time with my 

family. In my own home I have my husband, Jeffery, our 

daughter, Evelyn, a dog and two cats. Over the years we have 

done countless sports and activities and taken in both animals 

and humans alike that needed a place to live. We often play 

video games, watch anime, and enjoy day trips to the mall and 

the movies whenever we can. I was raised very 

unconventionally and truly by a village, leaving me with 8 

siblings and more than one set of parents. Between 

those siblings, my husband’s 4, and close friends I have 

amassed 8 nephews and 2 nieces so far. I was raised with 

6 sets of grandparents and still am lucky enough to have many 

of them in my adult life. I get together with many of these 

family members for game nights and activities regularly and 

maintain many close relationships. 

In my limited free time, I have several groups of friends 

with whom I have regular girls’ nights and events. When 

I’m not with them I am likely reading a book 

(or listening to one) or taking a nap. I enjoy the arts - especially 

plays, music, museums, and creating both written and 

visual art. With my busy schedule, though, it is not often I am 

able to partake of those particular joys. Those are the 

highlights, but if ever you would like to chat more about me, or 

what’s going on with you or at the Temple, I am only a phone 

call away. 



Temple Adas Shalom’s February 2024 Calendar of Events

December 2023 – Donors 

BUILDING FUND (L'dor V'dor) 

Charna & Rob Kinneberg (L’dor V’dor) 

Rayna & David Richardson (L’dor V’dor) 

Kevin & Lisa Bress 

Kathleen Lazarski 

Jayne Klein 

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund 

Brenda & David Jaffe 

Barbara & Thomas Lasinski (In dedication of the naming of her granddaughter Judith Celeste Lasinski) 

Mark & Patricia Wolkow 

Jayne Klein 

Mickie (Mollie) Sachs 

Marcia & Neil Buchness 

Ann & Brad Cogan 

Richard & Rhonda August 

Justin Davis & Rachel Laskin 

Charna & Rob Kinneberg 

Arthur & Denise Gordon 

Andrea & Michael Herrin 

Robert & Linda Topol 

Debbie Delaney 

Barrie & Bradford Davis 

David Brown & Carol H. Mohr 

Jessica & Daniel Hurst 

Debra & Lee Tannenbaum 

Mark & Barbara Schirloff 

Alena & David Schwaber 

Ellen & Ken Farkas 

Paula Mullis 

Irwin Rosenfeld 

Stephen & Patricia Marksamer 

Toby Merriken 

Rayna & David Richardson 

RELIGIOUS PRATICE DONATION 

Melissa Immel & Vadim Mzhen - In memory of Sue Rudick 



Hanukkah 8 Days of Giving 

Robert & Linda Topol 

Rob & Charna Kinneberg 

Mickie (Mollie) Sachs 

Rabbi Meeka Simerly 


Karen & Fred Edeson 

Social Committee Chair 


Denise & Arthur Gordon 

Debbie Delaney 

Stephen & Patricia Marksamer 

Fred & Roslyn Belkin 

Jessica & Jean Piwovar 

Rabbi Gila & Paul Ruskin 

Brett & Deborah Temple 

Diane Berkman 

Sarah & Niall O’Donnell 

Danni & Andrew Lebson 

Elise & Michael Woods 

Barrie & Bradford Davis 


Toby Merriken 

Anne & Jason Ritterstein 

Lisa Johnson 

Patricia & Kevin Snyder 

Selma Wolkow 

Terry Weiner & Herb Abrams 


HJC General Fund 

Kevin & Patricia Snyder (In dedication of Patricia Wolkow’s Birthday) 

Janice Grant & Woodrow Grant Jr. 


Sam Meyer & Pam Gwaltney 


David & Brenda Jaffe 

Mark & Louanne Calvin 

Melissa Immel & Vadim Mzhen 

Mark & Patricia 

Senior Lunch Group 

Kehillah MAGNET RS Fund & ELC Donations 

Toby Merriken (In dedication of Patricia Wolkow’s Birthday) 

Jessica & Jean Piwovar 

Ashira & Ashiq Quabili 




Marvin Kravitz Scholarship Fund 

Deborah Kravitz 

High Holiday Donations 

Kathleen Lazarski 

Social Income 

Jessica & Daniel Hurst 

ONEG Fund 

Felice & Gregory Repas 


Danni & Andrew Lebson 



Mi Sheberakh * We Pray for Healing 

Amelia Parsons 

Anita Rosenzweig 

Barbara Chancey 

Elise Schipper 

Fred Belkin 

Harvey Malin 

Heather Mullis 

Marcy Schirloff 

Marcy Werde 

Nancy Lever 

Natalie Litofsky 

Ray Lee 

Steve Nohowel 

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Raynard Frank 

Richard Kolchin 

Claire Geller 

Elaine Graff 

Ralph Karlin 

Millie Haas Sang 

Doris H. Budner 

E. Jonny Graff 

Sol Richard Shipley 

Alan Longmuir 

Eve Pardo 

Esther Bloom 

Sylvia Rosenfeld 

Joseph Michael Fine 

George Vogel 

Mary Getz 

Leonard Rosenberg 

Max Friedman 

Hannah Hirsch-Cohen 

Joanne Barlia 

Rev. Joseph Gast 

Nicholas Wing 

Kate Blumenthal 

Rebecca Brown 

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Selma Newman Wortman 

Samuel Kravitz 

Barbara Zion-Keyser 

Martin Cohen 

Ellis Fine 

Rose Holtzman 

Steve Stewart 

Albert Newman 

Leonard Cohen 

William Werde 

Sidney Friedman 

Sarah Gerber 

Freda Spigler 

Meyer F. Thayer 

Isaac Bernhard 

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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

February Newsletter (2024)

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