2024 March Newsletter

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President's Message 

RPC Message 

Kehillah MAGNET 

Adult Education 

Sisterhood News 

Safety & Security 

March 2024 

Calendar of Events 

January 2024 - 

Donors 

Contents 

Mi Sheberakh 

Recently Passed 

March 2023 Yahrzeits 

Observed 

M A R C H 2 0 2 4 | 2 1 S T O F A D A R I 5 7 8 4 - 2 1 S T O F A D A R I I 5 7 8 4 

Rabbi Meeka’s Musings 

Shalom TAS’s Mishpacha משפחה (Family) 

The Fun (at times silly ) Holiday of Purim! 

משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה be’Simcha! Mishenichnas Adar, Marbin 

“When the month of Adar comes, we are to rejoice and have fun!” 

(Based on Scroll of Esther, Chapter 9 verse 22) 

The festival of Purim is celebrated every year on the 14th of the Hebrew month of Adar 

(late winter/early spring). It commemorates the salvation of the Jewish people in 

ancient Persia (Paras ‏(פרס from the evil Haman’s (boo!) plot to destroy and annihilate 

all the Jews in a single day. In a nutshell, as always: They hated us; they wanted to kill 

us; we fought them; we won! Now let’s eat. 

This year at TAS we will celebrate Purim twice: On Sunday 3/17 everyone is welcome 

to join our annual Megilah Reading, followed by a Purim Carnival. On 3/22 our 

wonderful music director Mike Mullis and TAS Choir prepared a great musical Purim 

Schpiel (a parody on the story of Purim). Please check out our flyers and publicity for 

more information. 

The Purim Story: The Persian empire of the 4th century BCE extended over 127 lands, 

where many Jews were residing. When King Ahasuerus had his wife, Queen Vashti, 

executed for failing to follow his orders, he orchestrated a beauty pageant to find a 

new queen. A Jewish girl, Esther, found favor in his eyes and became the new queen 

—though she refused to reveal the identity of her nationality. 

Meanwhile, the anti-Semitic Haman (boo!) was appointed prime minister of the 

empire. Mordechai, the leader of the Jews (and Esther’s cousin), defied the king’s 

orders and refused to bow to Haman (boo!). Haman (boo!) convinced the king to issue 

a decree, ordering the extermination of all the Jews on the 13th of Adar—a date 

‏(פורים hence the holiday of Purim פור Pur, chosen by a lottery (in Aramaic and Hebrew 

that evil Haman (boo!) made. 

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Rabbi Meeka's Musings 

Continued 

Mordechai incited all the Jews, convincing them to repent, fast (as in ‘not eat’) and pray to God. Meanwhile, Esther 

asked the king and Haman (boo!) to join her for a feast. At the feast, Esther revealed to the King her Jewish identity. 

Haman (boo!) was hanged, Mordechai was appointed Prime Minister in Haman’s (boo!) stead, and a new decree was 

issued—granting the Jews the right to defend themselves against their enemies. 

Major Purim Customs & Practices: 

1) Read/Listen to the Megillah: To relive the miraculous events of Purim, listen to the reading of the megillah (scroll). 

At certain points in the reading where Haman’s (boo!) name is mentioned, it is customary to twirl groggers 

(Ra’ashanim, רעשנים Purim noisemakers), and stump one’s feet to “eradicate” or blot out Haman’s (boo!) evil name. 

2) Give to the Needy (Matanot La’Evyonim) Concern for the needy is a year-round responsibility; but on Purim it is a 

special mitzvah to remember the poor. The mitzvah is best fulfilled by giving directly to the needy, or at least place 

two coins into a Tzedaka, charity box. As with the other mitzvahs of Purim, even small children should be taught to 

fulfill this mitzvah. 

3) Send Food Portions to Friends (Mishloach Manot) On Purim we emphasize the importance of Jewish unity and 

friendship by sending gifts of food to friends. 

4) Dress up (or down!) In Megilat (scroll of) Esther we read that Purim is a time for "feasting, and silly-making.” In 

addition to reading the Whole M'gillah we are to dress in costumes, poke gentle (and loving) fun at ourselves and 

those around us, and HAVE FUN! Many communities use this holiday as an opportunity to “unleash” hidden 

passionate acting skills to participate in "Purim-Schpiels," silly theatrical adaptations of the story of the M'gillah. As 

part of the carnival-like atmosphere of Purim, many of us, children of all ages, wear costumes, and engage in 

“silliness.” 

From a practical perspective – with chillness of winter – it is time to take off heavy winter coats and goulashes - and 

have fun! 



President's Message 

Mark Wolkow 

Survey says… 

Results from our congregation-wide survey are in. I want to thank everyone who participated. 

This is a great way for members to communicate needs/desires directly to the Temple leadership 

team. Here’s a brief recap of the results. Those in charge of the affected areas will be working on 

specific actions based on feedback received. There were 30 participants in the survey. 

Overall, there was satisfaction with both Clergy and Lay Leadership. 

There was significant interest in both Sisterhood and Brotherhood activites. 

Members are participating in Temple activities both in person and/or online, and want 

to continue to have those choices. 

Regarding Adult Education, following were the areas of greatest interest: 

Book 

Reviews, Film screenings, and Regular Torah study program (all of which are ongoing), 

plus self-improvement activities, Israel history, and providing personal support to other 

congregants through sharing knowledge/expertise. 

20% of responders preferred both email and hard copy Newsletter delivery. 

Most read the monthly Newsletter, averaging about 15 minutes per issue 

Most read the weekly Bulletin, averaging about 5 minutes per issue 

Most use the website to check on services and event details. 

About half would like to receive short communications by text. 

Most congregants felt safe/secure at the Temple. 

A number of commenters replied to the call for suggestions about Shabbat services, 

including assuring proper amplification, maintaining a variety of service themes, and a 

number of topics already discussed in depth by the RPC. 

We also received a number of unsolicited positive comments, with shout-outs to 

Family Shabbats, Pride Shabbat, Visual T’filah, and Daven & Dine, plus the uplifting and 

engaging nature of our services. 

High Holiday service rating, in total, was 4.68 out of a possible 5. Kudos especially for 

the new Congregant hour. 

Almost everyone wants to keep Selichot merged with the Friday Shabbat service. 

March 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, March 1st 

New Member Shabbat Service 

Live Streaming starts at 6:00pm- 

6:15pm 

In-Person service starts at 6:15pm 

Friday, March 8th 

Shabbat Evening Service 


7:00pm 





7:00pm 


Friday, March 22nd 

Purim Schpiel 


7:00pm 





7:00pm 


If you have any other thoughts or ideas regarding any aspect of Temple Adas Shalom, your 

emails, texts, and phone calls are always welcome – to me or any Board Member. 

YOUTUBE LINK FOR 

SERVICES 

https://www.youtube.com/@ 

templeadasshalom/streams 

Shalom, 

Mark Wolkow 



RPC Message 

Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis 

Happy Purim From The Religious Practices Committee! 

All year long we take things seriously, but Purim provides us with an 

opportunity to use humor to laugh at ourselves, while at the same time 

rejoicing in the victory of truth and justice. 

This Purim, let the joyous melodies of laughter drown out the echoes of doubt. 

Like Queen Esther, may you find courage in the face of challenges, and may the 

triumph of good over evil inspire resilience in your own journey. Celebrate the 

richness of life, the strength of community, and the power of faith as we 

embrace the spirit of Purim during our Purim Spiel service on March 22nd at 

7pm. 

On Friday, March 1st, come and meet our newest members during the New 

Member Shabbat, and then join Rabbi Meeka Simerly on Sunday, March 3rd for 

a Mish'kan T'filah Learners Service, as she brings great insights into our morning 

services and prayer book. 

B'Shalom, 

Melissa Immel & Mike Mullis, RPC Co-Chairs 




Sarah O’Donnell & Joel Yoffee 

Shalom Temple Adas Shalom Community! 

Kehillah MAGNET is already gearing up for our 2024-2025 school year! If you 

know of families with children in Grades Pre-K through ten who want their 

children to learn about their Jewish culture, history, and traditions, please 

send them our way! Our In-Person Registration Day will take place on 

Sunday, March 10, 2024, from 9:30 to 12:00 pm with early bird tuition rates 

ending on May 19, 2024. 

We are currently looking to expand the number of educators that we have 

on staff, as well as move to an individualized model of teaching Mid-Week 

Hebrew. If you are interested in learning more about teaching or 

tutoring for the 2024-2025 school year, please email Sarah O’Donnell at 

principal@templeadasshalom.org today! 

Upcoming Events: 

Mish’Kan T’filah Learners Service: Part II - Sunday, March 3rd 

Congregants, please join our Pre-Bar and Bat Mitzvah students on Sunday, 

March 3rd (10:40 am – 11:40 am) as they learn about the Shabbat morning 

liturgy. Rabbi Meeka and Linda Needel with lead this special event with 

musical accompaniment by Michael Mullis. Learners will focus on the 

“what,” “when,” “how” of our Torah service and complete the session with 

our ending prayers and blessings. 

Everyone is welcome, even if you missed Mish’Kan T’Filah Learner’s 

Service: Part I. 




Continued 

Purim Carnival - Sunday, March 17th 

Our Kehillah MAGNET Purim Carnival is set to take place on Sunday, March 

17, 2024, and it is sure to be lots of fun! The public event will be from 12:00 to 

2:00 pm, and costumes are encouraged! 

If you are interested in participating, there are several ways to do so: 

1.Contribute monetarily 

2.Bake pastries or other breakfast items for our volunteers 

3. Volunteer your time: 

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080C44ABAE2DA5F85-47777483- 

purim 

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, April 7, 2024. 




Continued 

Adas Shalom Temple (ASTY) 

Meeting: 

ASTY is held monthly during the 

school year with teens in grades 

7-12. This school year, the 

program is being led by TAS 

congregants, Alison Filicko and 

Joshua Larkin. Our teens are 

currently planning their first 

Esports competition, redesigning 

the teen lounge, and organizing a 

field trip to the Holocaust 

Memorial in Washington, D.C. 

Students are also working closely 

to support our social action 

initiatives in the synagogue. Their 

next meeting will be on Sunday, 

March 10th from 10:45 – 11:45 am. 

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 

a long week, and provide further 

understanding of Hebrew 

learning. Our next Family Shabbat 

will be held on Friday, March 1st in 

combination with our New 

Member Shabbat. Let’s help 

welcome our new families into 

the synagogue together! 

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 

Changing Wisdoms of Loss & 

Renewal 

Sunday, March 10th 

10:00am - 12:00pm 

The Wonders pf Gilchrist 

Sunday, March 10th 

3:00PM to 4:30PM 

Changing Wisdoms of Loss & 

Renewal (VIRTUAL ONLY) 

Wednesday, March 13th 

10:00am - 12:00pm 

Adult Education 

Brian Folus 

Dear Congregants, 

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

On March 10 at 3:00pm in the Temple Social Hall we will be presenting “The Wonders of 

Gilchrist”. This is a great opportunity to learn more about Gilchrist’s services. We will answer 

questions about hospice such as: What is hospice care? What types of support are provided by 

Gilchrist? Who qualifies for and how do I start the process of getting care from Gilchrist? Can I 

afford hospice? Today’s Gilchrist is more than hospice we help people live every moment! 

Presented by Rachel Weitzner from Gilchrist Center. This is informational, not a sales pitch. 

On Tuesday February 13th we had our first Lunch & Learn of 2024. The topic was Jewish 

Philosophy and Rituals on Death & Dying. Our presenters were Rabbi Meeka and a 

representative from Sol Levinson & Sons. Although a hard topic to face, we believed that this 

was a worthwhile discussion for everyone. This was presented on Zoom. If you missed this 

presentation you can watch the video of the Zoom presentation from this link: 

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/3dGSeLl50t_tltb9Ylev7lt6ZFL- 

EjNonWAUlq3ZwkgluLp8Ji8YR-akgYEMygqC.w2rDABBSjNs_V7RW 

Passcode: MZS?R++1 

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 

Mar 3 9:30-10:30 Apr 28 10:00 - 11:00 

Apr 7 10:00-11:00 May 5 10:00 - 11:00 

Apr 21 10:00-11:00 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 

The longer days of sunlight are a welcome blessing! As we shake off the winter doldrums 

and see life anew, it is an ideal time to reevaluate what is important to each of us. For 

me, I am firm in those being my family, my friends, and Temple Adas Shalom. Our 

temple is full of excitement and events overflowing with learning, compassion, and 

support. But the reality is that behind all the wonderful things our temple offers, there 

are volunteers working to put it together. From the Board of Directors and Kehillah 

Magnet to our Sisterhood and Security team, volunteers keep us running. 

Sisterhood 

Events 

All our Sisterhood dates are 

posted on the Temple Calendar 

and appear in bright pink. 

Women’s Event 

Saturday, March 9th 

10:00am - 12:00pm 

General Membership Meeting 

Saturday, April 13th 

5:00pm - 8:00pm 

Our Temple Adas Shalom Sisterhood is a vital part of our temple. We have a fun time 

while financially supporting the temple, the children, each other, and the community. 

We manage and fund the Gift Shop and all the pantry supplies; we make annual 

donations to the religious school and to the temple’s general fund. We purchased new 

Social Hall tables, provided meals for temple-wide events, and gave camper scholarships 

to children. We have paid for Social Hall chairs, upgraded the internet, kashered the 

kitchen, bought flowers for the bima, and a list of other things much too long to list. We 

can all agree that our Sisterhood has value, but we need you to keep it moving. We have 

Sisterhood board positions and committee chair positions that need to be filled. 

We know you are busy, but we also know that busy people get more done. We know 

that Sisterhood volunteers and their families are more Jewishly engaged. We know that 

the children of temple volunteers are more likely to stay in Religious School through 

Confirmation and to be more involved in Jewish life beyond high school graduation. We 

know that this is a commitment, but we also know that it pays off in many, many ways. 

Tell us what you like to do, we will find a way to utilize that. Tell us that you only have 2 

hours a month to dedicate, we will find a way to make that time meaningful. Tell us that 

you can only help for three specific months, and we will work with you to make that 

happen. But tell us something. Tell us that the Temple Adas Shalom Sisterhood is 

important by donating your time and talents. Pat Wolkow is chairing our nominating 

committee, please contact her to share your interest. 

Ann Cogan told us at last year’s installation that our success is built on the shoulders of 

the women who came before us, their commitment and dedications are the 

groundwork of our extraordinary Sisterhood. We have an obligation to pass that along to 

the next generation of women – l'dor v’dor (from generation to generation). Even though 

we are firmly rooted in our past, like the sisters before us, today our TAS Sisterhood 

reflects our views and our priorities – this is not your Bubbe’s Sisterhood. The more 

volunteers we have the lighter the load for everyone – we need you! 




Continued 

UPCOMING EVENTS: 

March 9th, 10am-12pm: International Women’s Day Brunch 

“A nod to the past, appreciation for the present, and support for the future.” Join us for a delicious 

brunch and listen as our guest speakers share their stories. Donations for SARC and Tabitha’s House 

will be collected now through March 9th -see the complete list of items needed in this newsletter. 

March 13th, 9am-1pm: Packing for Purim 

March 17th, 12pm: Purim Package Pick-up Day 1 

March 22nd, 8pm: Purim Package Pick-up Day 2 

April 13th, 5:00-8:00: Sisterhood Membership Meeting 

Mark your calendar now! This important and fun event will include a general membership meeting, 

voting on the new Sisterhood slate, Sisterhood survey results, and an introduction to Zen-Tangle by 

Julie Sang. Please bring your favorite Passover appetizer and/or dessert along to share; a light catered 

meal will be provided. If you will be cooking or baking your Passover appetizer/dessert, please send the 

recipe to sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org so we can compile them to share. 

If you want to know more about joining the TAS Sisterhood, please reach out to us at 

sisterhood@templeadasshalom.org. Our dues are affordable at only $36 for new members and $42 for 

renewing members. 

Wishing you the happiest of springs, 

Deborah Temple 

Sisterhood President 



Safety & Security 

Pat Wolkow 

Security Team News 

Thank You to all attendees of the February, “First Aid/AED/CPR” We 

had 6 ELC Staff and 17 congregants who received certified training. 

The trainers were very professional and creative in presenting the 

valuable and most current practices in this area. We thank them for 

accommodating our needs in a timely and reasonable fashion so that 

we can apply our grant monies for the expense. We all enjoyed the 

social interaction, the food, and the knowledge we gained to help us 

help you and others in an emergency involving a possible life threat. 

SEE SOMETHING? 

SAY SOMETHING! 

SO, WE CAN DO 

SOMETHING! 

security@templeadasshalom.org 

We hope to have this training opportunity again in the future. If you 

are interested, contact the Security Team through their email below. 

Building Updates: 

With grant funds we now have a remote ability to activate our 

current lock down, blue light system. Security Officers and 

teachers or others in the Chapel/classroom with first hand view of 

concern, will have access to use them. 

Fire and burglar alarm systems are currently in the process of an 

update. 

Happy to see some folks wearing name badges! – Thank You! 

If you see something …Say something! 

security@templeadasshalom.org 

-Pat Wolkow 



Staff Member Spotlight 

About your HJC Director 

By Lanay Pettigrew 

Hello, I’m Ms. Lanay, HJC ELC Director. I have been in the childcare field for 17 years. In 2017, I 

graduated from CCBC College with an associate degree in general education. I first started working 

as a volunteer at my cousin’s family childcare at 11 years old. I learned many good life lessons at her 

facility and am grateful to have had that experience. My passion in life is to be able to help put a 

smile on a child’s face and to further their education with my experience. 

My favorite hobbies are going shopping, decorating, and playing 

basketball. I have dedicated my life to working with children 

by helping them further their education so they can be 

successful in whatever path they may choose to follow in life. 

With my extensive background in childcare, I am confident 

I can provide your little one with a safe, fun, and stimulating 

environment. I’m a patient and nurturing caregiver, who 

loves reading stories and playing imaginative games. I am a 

reliable, trustworthy, and responsible person, with a bit of a silly side. 

I’d love to help make your job as a parent a little bit easier. I 

believe in clear and effective communication with children as well 

as parents, making sure that everyone is heard and respected. 

Safety is a top priority in my job as a director. I’m certified in CPR 

and First Aid, and I regularly keep a tidy and neat environment. I 

am attentive in identifying and reducing risks and ensuring that 

the safety of children is not compromised. 

My philosophy of childcare centers around establishing a 

well-structured and organized routine while providing 

flexibility and flexibility. I try to find equilibrium between learning 

activities, playing outdoors and creativity, tailoring every experience 

to the specific requirements and interests of each child. I 

regularly attend conferences and workshops to keep up to date with 

the most current techniques and trends in early childhood education. 

I truly believe working with children is my calling. In my free time, I 

enjoy watching scary movies, and spending time with my niece and 

nephew who I take care of full-time. I’m more of an introvert so I truly 

appreciate and need some quiet time by myself. 

During the summer, I like traveling and visiting my family since 

everyone moved out of state. Fun Fact: I am also an interior designer; 

I went to college for it and lost interest in because it was so much 

work, and I was in the middle of working three jobs and raising my 

niece and nephew. But later down the road I decided to start the 

journey over and do it as a weekend and summer gig. My number one 

priority is ensuring you and your family are comfortable, happy, and safe. 

And I sincerely hope I can assist in creating a memorable school year 

with your children. 



Temple Adas Shalom’s March 2024 Calendar of Events

January 2024 – Donors 

BUILDING FUND (L'dor V'dor) 

Elaine & Larry Cocco (L’dor V’dor) 

Rob & Charna Kinneberg (L’dor V’dor) 

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

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund 

Andrew & Marianna Fridberg 

David & Alena Schwaber 

Elise & Michael Woods - In memory of Marsha Robinson 

Deborah Paladino - In memory of Marsha Robinson 

Selma Wolkow 

HJC General Fund 

Rebecca & Kevin Winters - In memory of Marsha Robinson 

Wendy & Patrick Drabinski - In memory of Joan & Ralph Karlin 

David & Brenda Jaffe - In memory of Peter Jay 

Karen & Frederick Wood 

David Brown & Carol Mohr - In memory of Marsha Robinson 

David & Alena Schwaber 

Mark & Patricia Wolkow - In memory of Marsha Robinson & 

Rabbi Gila’s 70th Birthday. 

Arthur & Denise Gordon - In memory of Marsha Robinson 

Frank Mazurek - In memory of Marsha Robinson 

RELIGIOUS PRATICE DONATION 

Terry Weiner & Herb Abrams - In memory of Marsha Robinson 

ONEG Fund / Torah Fund 

Stacy & Michael Lasinski (ONEG) 

David & Mindy Fang (ONEG) 

Marlene & Bruce Solomon - Torah Fund In memory of Marsha 

Robinson 



Mi Sheberakh * We Pray for Healing 

Amelia Parsons 

Anita Rosenzweig 

Burt Bronk 

Elise Schipper 

Fred Belkin 

Harvey Malin 

Heather Mullis 

Justin Orellana Garcia 

Nancy Lever 

Natalie Litofsky 

Steve Nohowel 

March 2024 - Yahrzeits Observed 

Jean Bowman 

2nd 

Bruce Linick 

9th 

Sophie Gordon 

2nd 

Arline H. Silverman 

9th 

Ida Santer 

3rd 

Frances Deresh 

11th 

Benjamin Farkas 

4th 

Roslyn Wingers 

13th 

Kay Blum 

4th 

Louis Schneck 

14th 

Jules Counts 

4th 

Andrew Klein 

14th 

Bernie Sukornick 

4th 

Joseph Sachs 

15th 

Hilda Mohr 

5th 

Jean Shore-Melnick 

15th 

Steven (Skip) Cogan 

5th 

Gracie Brodsky 

18th 

Henry Friedman 

5th 

Benjamin Rosenthal 

19th 

Molly Goldstein 

8th 

Max Belitzky 

19th 

Arlene Zweibach 

8th 

Rev. Nathan Gast 

26th 

Frank Mendelson 

8th 

Rebecca Rosenfeld 

26th 

Thomas Pribble 

8th 

Carnie Friedman 

26th 

Aaron Hutner 

9th 

Anne Bianchi 

28th 

Deborah Griesinger 

9th 

Stuart Evan Vogelhut 

29th 

Elden Levine 

9th 

Louis Getz 

29th 

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

2024 March Newsletter

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