Winter 2019 Bulletin

ADATH ISRAEL Winter 2019/5779 SCHOLAR IN RESIDENCE DR. ARNOLD EISEN JANUARY 25-27, 2019 Installation Ceremony of Rabbi Andrew Markowitz Friday, March 1, 2019 Appetizers at 7:00 PM Installation Ceremony at 7:30 PM Dinner at 8:00 PM More details to follow!

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A Sampling of Questions We Get as Your Rabbis…And Keep ‘em Coming!... By Rabbi Eric Yanoff As one of your Rabbis, I am privileged to hear Q: Why are services so long? Why is it okay to skip certain things? questions from so many people in our Why can’t we skip more? (Note: Different people emphasize community. I must say, one of the best (and different parts of this question!) most Jewish) qualities of the people we serve is A: The prior answer is a good start to answering this common your CURIOSITY. Throughout Jewish history, question: In the few generations following the destruction of the that trait of curiosity has fueled some of the Temple, the Rabbis needed rituals to replace the sacrificial Temple best ideas and innovations that Judaism has service. Prayer (the service of the heart) became that portable, brought to the world. Here at Adath Israel, people of various democratized ritual – and its structure was modeled after the backgrounds and perspectives bring us great questions – and I am so schedule of Temple services. Each time a regular sacrifice had been grateful for your interest. offered, an Amidah is recited – so for example, on Shabbat, there was the daily morning (Shacharit) sacrifice, and a special additional Each Yom Kippur afternoon, for example, our learning session sacrifice was offered for Shabbat. The Hebrew word for “additional” gradually transitions into a general “Ask the Rabbi” session – and our is Musaf – hence, the Musaf Amidah. However, the prayer service has Makom, Perelman Jewish Day School, and LMAHH (Hebrew High) always been an evolving literary piece; poems such as “El Adon,” students are not at all shy about asking questions of all sorts. Rabbi “Shalom Aleichem,” and “Adon Olam” were added by itinerant poets Markowitz and I try to be present to answer as much as possible – in and just “caught on.” Also, historical emotional needs gave rise to our teachings during services, in classes we hold, and informally as such prayers as Yizkor. people reach out to us, at countless times. I only wish that we could answer more of your questions, more fully – so in that spirit, I offer We have to keep the structure and key elements (Shema, its what I hope will be the first of periodic installments, in different surrounding blessings, the proper number of Amidah recitations, and media and forums, of “Ask the Rabbi” – with just three sample a public Torah reading that covers the weekly reading in a way that questions that come up frequently: gets us through the entire Torah in a yearly cycle – see Question #1). However, it was never intended that ALL of the poetic additions and Q: The Torah portions at this time of year tell the story of the lists of psalms would be part of EVERY service; indeed, this concept Exodus from Egypt. Why aren’t these parts read at Passover? only came about with the advent of printed siddurim. Before that, A: Well, they are – because we roll the Torah specifically to these prayer was organic and experiential, based on the customs of a place sections to read them during the Festivals such as Passover, Sukkot, and the emotional needs of the people at that time. When I design a and Shavuot. The order of these pilgrimage holidays was originally set service, I am mindful of the traditional structure, but also I attempt to according to the harvest seasons in the Land of Israel. The stories re-capture this sense of the experience of those in attendance, and that fit these sections (e.g., the Exodus at Passover, and the giving of the fact that the entire printed text was never intended as a set, the Torah at Mount Sinai on Shavuot) could not “fit” the agricultural unchanging form – let alone the musical choices that amplify the calendar in a way that would allow us to tell the entire story of the words and their meaning. Torah from Creation to (spoiler alert!) Moses’ death, in order and in the spaces between each of the holidays – so we tell the story, broken The result is a service whose total length is not short – but whose into weekly portions, and then we go out of order, directly to the content answers the emotional, affective needs of those in prayer. sections assigned to each of the days of a holiday. (Also, while I promise I don’t take attendance, I am also mindful that, for most people, services ARE precisely the length that each person Q: Where in the Torah does it tell us that we have to do (or cannot chooses them to be – based on the time you arrive and the time you do) [insert mitzvah here]? leave, YOU set the length of YOUR service! No guilt is intended for A: Most of the time, the Torah does NOT tell us specifically what we that; indeed, going back to Talmudic times, services were designed to do, or how a mitzvah should be done. The Judaism we practice is accommodate the yotz’in v’nichnasin – the early-departers and late- called Rabbinic Judaism. In the centuries following the destruction of enterers! There is a proud tradition of comings and goings the Second Temple (in the year 70 C.E.), the rabbis of that era had to throughout services.) interpret the sacred words of the Torah to figure out how we as a People could continue living our religious lives without a Temple- I hope that this sample Q-and-A answers some curiosities you’ve centered worship system. Striking a delicate balance between had about Judaism – but more importantly, that it sparks more traditional continuity and creative innovation, the Rabbis’ teachings questions, and more curiosity! Keep the questions comin’! became known collectively as the Talmud, and these discussions, stories, and legal deliberations gradually coalesced into the practices, Headlines and Jewish Law Topics rituals, and commandments (mitzvot) – affirmed over two thousand years of unbroken adherence – that we now recognize as Judaism. Winter Dates (all Wednesdays): (For example, most of the rules about keeping kosher are not explicit January 2, February 6, in the Torah, but are a later rabbinic interpretation of verses about not & March 6, 2019; 12:30 to 1:30 PM “boiling a baby goat in its mother’s milk,” and an extension of sacrificial laws that had existed in Temple times. The goal was to At the offices of Cozen O’Connor democratize and make Judaism accessible, portable, and practicable to all Jews, not just those who served in the Temple. This accessibility One Liberty Place, 1650 Market St, probably saved Judaism, by “deputizing” all of us in the task of its Philadelphia, PA 19103 continuity.) Bring your own lunch, we supply the drinks. All are welcome! Contact Leonard Bernstein at [email protected] for more information or to be added to the Lunch & Learn email list. 4

Here at Adath Israel, we are very proud to have amazing Rabbis, wonderful programming, and a warm and engaged community. We continue to evolve with the goal of meeting the varied and ever changing needs of our congregation. In the coming months, we are committed to providing diverse musical experiences with the goal of exploring a variety of musical and liturgical approaches to our worship. We hope that, during these Shir Joy weekends, we will not only sing and daven together, but also gain a better understanding of what we as a congregation want musically in the longer term. Please join us in welcoming our guests. You will have an opportunity to provide your feedback by completing the surveys that will be disseminated after each visit. Josh Warshawsky inspires and engages Jews across generations through music and teaching. A senior rabbinical student at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies in Los Angeles, Josh is also on the faculty of Songleader Boot Camp, and travels the country to camps, synagogues, and communities, leading and teaching through music. He is an up-and-coming Jewish “rock star,” and over the last six years, he has served as the “musician in residence” at USY's international convention, leading ruach, song sessions, and writing original music for the last two conventions. Josh will join with us for spirit, learning, and song at Adath Israel January 10-13, February 22-24, and April 12-14, 2019. Rabbi Mark Novak has been celebrating and leading with Jewish music for over a half-century, and received ordination from ALEPH as a Rabbi and mashpia (spiritual director) in 2012. Rabbi Novak was our Shaliach Tzibbur (musical prayer leader) in the Mandell Sanctuary over the High Holidays. He leads Minyan Oneg Shabbat, Washington, D.C.'s Jewish Renewal Community, and is a professional musician, storyteller, ritual designer, composer, and playwright, among other talents. Rabbi Mark will be with Adath Israel March 29-30 and May 10-11, 2019. 5

It is hard to believe that we are already Markowitz has already proven to be a great asset to our past Chanukah and planning for Purim community, and we are excited to honor him in this ceremony. here at Adath Israel! In just a few short Mark your calendar for the Ida S. Mandell Memorial Event, our weeks, we will welcome our Scholar in largest yearly fundraiser, on Saturday, May 4, 2019. More Residence, Dr. Arnold Eisen. Dr. Eisen is exciting information will be forthcoming! one of the world's foremost authorities on American Judaism and the seventh With the end of the Hineni Campaign, we look forward to chancellor of The Jewish Theological construction at Adath Israel in the months ahead. Plans include Seminary. You won’t want to miss his teachings on Friday the renovation of the courtyard and the modernization of our night, January 25; following Kiddush on Shabbat, January 26; main entrance. We hope that everyone will enjoy the and during brunch on Sunday, January 27, 2019. Turn to page 3 improved flow and accessibility that these changes will provide for a complete schedule of events! us. On Saturday evening, February 2, 2019, join us for Quizzo I hope to see you and your family at many of these events in Night, a FUN-raiser to benefit the schools of Adath Israel! the coming months. To stay up to date on what is happening at Quizzo is a team-based question and answer game, like Adath Israel, read our weekly email newsletter or go to our “Jeopardy!” or Trivial Pursuit. No matter your level of trivia website at adathisrael.org. I am always available by email at knowledge, come to the Girsh Gastropub to enjoy fun, food, [email protected] to address any of your questions or and drinks with your Adath Israel friends! In addition, the concerns. evening will feature a 50/50 raffle and silent auction. If you’d like to get involved in planning, contact Sonya Cooper at L’Shalom, [email protected] or Amy Shubert at [email protected]. David Steinman On Friday evening, March 1, 2019, we will celebrate the installation ceremony of Rabbi Andrew Markowitz. Rabbi JOIN US IN DOING A MITZVAH THROUGH COOK FOR A FRIEND! The Tikkun Olam Community of Adath Israel proudly participates in Cook for a Friend on Sunday mornings throughout the programming year. Through this program, our Adath Israel community provides meals to people who are homebound and in need. Volunteers are always welcome, and will meet on January 20, February 10, and March 3, 2019. For more information, contact Nina Kitnick at [email protected] or Deb Srulevich at [email protected]. 6

Men’s Club Events: Winter/Spring 2019 Sisterhood Events: Winter/Spring 2019 Big Challah Bake at Adath Israel: Sunday, March 3, 2019 at 6:00 PM Co-sponsored by Aish HaTorah and the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia 7

Shabbat Shalom! Shabbat Morning Services Torah Study Every Saturday at 9:15 AM, followed by a Kiddush Shabbat morning, 10:00 AM with Michael Stein. Contact [email protected] to be added to the Torah Luncheon. Study email list! Parenting the Parashah Mini Minyan Saturday morning from 9:15 to 9:45 AM when MAKOM is Every Shabbat morning at 11:00 AM, for families with young children. in session. Begin Shabbat morning together with Andi Joseph, the Musical Mommy, will join us on Rabbi Yanoff and Rabbi Markowitz. January 19 an d March 16, 2019! More details below. Most weeks will be geared toward adult learning and are Hot Topics Teen Discussions open to all parents of grade school-age children. Tefillah Time Our clergy will lead 8th—12th grade students in monthly Children’s service beginning at 11:00 AM hot topics discussions on January 5, February 2, and when MAKOM is in session. March 2, 2019 from 10:30 to 11:15 AM. Bringing Shabbat Home Adath Israel members will host Shabbat dinners in their homes on Friday, March 22 & Friday, May 10, 2019. Contact Bob Salvin at [email protected] to get involved or for more information! 8

Dear Friends, We had a spectacular Thanksgiving Celebration in November. Our early childhood staff “players” and the ECLC children re- The children of the Early Childhood enacted the “Story of Thanksgiving”. The children loved Learning Center at Adath Israel “sailing the Mayflower and landing” on Plymouth Rock. All of have settled in to the routines of the children dined on a wonderful feast of chicken nuggets their day beautifully. It is and food prepared by each of the classes. It was a great wonderful to see the many friendships that the children feast! Thank you to all of our PTO parent volunteers who (and families) are developing with each other. helped us make the feast so special for our ECLC children. We completed our Back to School evenings for each of our Our Early Childhood Center had a great Chanukah classes. It was a great opportunity for the Early Childhood countdown. The children made many fabulous menorahs families to meet each other and to learn more about this and other special holiday crafts. They worked very hard year’s curriculum and the plans for the school year with their learning their many Chanukah songs with Miss Becca. They teachers. recited the story of Judah Maccabee with their teachers in preparation for our fabulous Chanukah Celebration that we In our school, we are always seeking out new ways to help had with our entire ECLC family. We ended our Holiday with the children explore and investigate their world around a very special visit from the Olive Press Factory. We hope to them. Our ECLC provides opportunities for these learning see all of you at our Schools of Adath Israel Bi-ennial experiences within a warm, supportive, and nurturing Fundraiser, Quizzo Night, on February 2, 2019. environment. We respect and celebrate each child's unique qualities as we facilitate their cognitive, physical, social, Warmly, emotional and linguistic development. Through our rich and engaging environment, comprised of consistent routines and Laurie Purcell exploratory play opportunities, we inspire children to grow and learn at their own pace. The teachers select materials Director, Early Childhood Education and learning experiences that will help the children access learning during each day. We know that young children are constantly learning from the moment they wake up to the moment they go to sleep. Our daily circle time, music, science, art, gardening and cooking classes are just a few of the special ways that we help to foster this interactive learning. COMING SOON! DISCOVERY SUMMER CAMP June 24 - August 16, 2019 Ages 10 months - 4 years CALL 610-934-1920 FOR REGISTRATION & DETAILS! 9

Living in today’s complex world can Having an attitude of gratitude may sometimes send an unclear message about community, not be a natural state for all of us. Developing a sense of communication, and relationships to our young students. appreciation is a learned behavior: a habit of noticing We often experience harsh criticism and hateful words everything from the gift of life to physical things. We can and see discrimination towards others. At the same time, begin to develop this practice through direct instruction, compliments and positive feedback can be hard to come storytelling, modeled behavior, and experiences that by. We should ask ourselves: what example does this reinforce the habit of Hakarat Hatov. Gratitude is a good negativity set for our students, and how can we instill in stress reliever. Next time you or your child feel stressed, them a sense of goodness and gratitude? This year in recall three things you are thankful for. Makom, we are trying to emphasize Hakarat Hatov and gratitude throughout the year. What do we do in Makom to instill Hakarat Hatov in our students’ hearts? The trait of Hakarat Hatov, which literally means  Super Mensch certificates are given to students who “recognizing the good,” is often discussed in different Jewish sources. It includes three different but related demonstrate caring towards others by doing good ideas: the obligation to recognize the good that is deeds, such as helping a friend or cleaning up attributed to an inanimate object, person, or God; the classroom trash. importance of being optimistic; and the importance of  Each grade is in the process of building a structure of showing gratitude. The Talmud asserts that the good things that are being done by the students. punishment for being an ingrate is described in the verse  The theme of the year is: Ve’ahavta Lere’acha (Proverbs 17:13): “He who repays evil for good, evil shall Kamocha (Love your neighbor as you love yourself). not depart from his house.” Every week, we sing a song called Ve’ahavta, which we learned with Josh Warshawsky. Hakarat Hatov, the duty to acknowledge kindness received Go to goo.gl/sg1CiU to listen to it! from another, comes from an internal source. By contrast,  We have two Mitzvah days this year, during which we HoDaa, giving thanks, is an action towards others. The devote our school day to making good things for obligation to be makir tov (a person who is grateful) is not others. merely to remember to say thank you, but to actually take time to recognize the benefit one has received from As we partner with our families in teaching our students another. to have gratitude and to show appreciation for all the Here are a few examples from our sources: good they have in their lives, we do need to remember that the best method of teaching is by being a role model.  “We are commanded not to despise the Egyptian, for Every time we show gratitude and express it publicly, we you were a stranger in his land” (Deuteronomy 23:8). demonstrate this attitude to our students. The more we We owe a debt of gratitude even to our oppressors for do, the better the chance that they will internalize it and the small kindness they may have done for us. act accordingly. Let’s hope that one day, when all humans  Hakarat Hatov extends to inanimate objects, as well. feel and act according to Hakarat Hatov and HoDaa, our Moses famously did not strike the Nile to catalyze the world will be a better place. plague of blood, for that would have shown a lack of gratitude to the water which had conveyed him in his Jewish War Veterans Post 305 ark to Pharaoh’s daughter. January 6, February 3,  The notion of Hakarat Hatov towards nature is a form March 17, & April 28, 2019 of Jewish environmentalism. How can we continue to 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM damage the natural world when it has given us so much? Contact Jeffrey Hill at (610) 649-1281 with questions or to RSVP. 10

ADULT EDUCATION: WINTER 2019 SERIES All classes are free for members and $10 per session for nonmembers. All classes begin at 7:30 PM. Go to adathisrael.org/adulted for more details. Pre-registration is appreciated, but not required. Register to attend any of these classes by calling the Adath Israel Education Office at 610-934-1920 or by emailing Barbara Sharofsky at [email protected]. Crying in Shul: Why Being Vulnerable in Public Strengthens the Community Tuesday, February 12, 2019 Join Rabbi Andrew Markowitz as we explore Judaism’s take on vulnerability, shame, courage, and (hopefully) joy. We will explore how the Jewish tradition treats vulnerability and how we can learn to wield our vulnerabilities to connect, not hide. Human Rights in Israel Tuesday, February 19, 2019 Learn about the topics that preoccupy Israelis today. Find out how they advocate for human rights, and on which issues. Our discussion will be led by Bat El Trabelsi, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s new shlicha. “When in Doubt, Yai Dai De Dai Dai:” The Jewish Songs of Simcha and Sorrow that Mark our Life Moments Tuesday, February 26, 2019 What are those songs that we sing at life-cycle moments, and that mark our services at aliyot blessings and the like? What are their deeper meanings and emotional/rabbinic/textual sources? Many in the community have asked to learn more about the songs we sing. Join Rabbi Eric Yanoff to sing, learn, and build a repertoire of meaning, spirit, and music that can provide just the right feel for use in shul, and also at weddings, namings, and other life-cycle events. You’ll leave able to do more than “yai dai de dai” – you’ll be the life of the hora! Save the Dates for These Spring Adult Education Programs: Wednesday, April 3, 2019 An Introduction to “Mussar” - A Jewish Approach to Personal Ethical Development Led by Steven Krauss, Executive Director of The Mussar Institute Wednesday, April 10, 2019 Rabbits and Lettuce: The History of the Seder in Art and Text Led by Dr. Joshua Kulp Coffee and Conversation with Rabbi Markowitz The Abraham Joshua Heschel Reading and Discussion Group “How do we create meaning in contemporary Judaism?” and “Where is the solid ground for the future of American Jewish Identity?” are questions of faith intrinsic to our Adath Israel membership. We will discuss these questions with the added insight provided by Edward Kaplan’s award winning biography of Abraham Heschel, Spiritual Radical. All are welcome – these sessions stand-alone. Reading the book in advance of the conversation is worthwhile, but not essential to participation. Upcoming dates for your calendar: February 2, March 2, & April 6, 2019 at 4:00 PM For more information, contact our discussion facilitator, Ed Goldberg, at [email protected]. 11

Julian Miles Contract, son of Abby and Victor Contract, will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on January 12, 2019. Julian is the grandson of Samuel and Joyce Krain, Lloyd Contract, Arline Gewanter, and the late Rosalee Contract. Julian’s family has an extensive history at Adath Israel: his grandparents, Samuel and Joyce Krain, were married in the sanctuary, Julian and his sister Rena graduated from the preschool, and Rena had her Bat Mitzvah and confirmation at Adath Israel. His mother is on the Makom Board and the Adath Israel Board of Directors. Julian, a seventh grader at Welsh Valley Middle School, has played competitive soccer with LMSC travel teams since second grade and with Ashbee Lacrosse travel teams since third grade. He likes to travel internationally with his family, hang out with his friends, play his drums very loudly, buy a lot of shoes, and engage in all sorts of sports including skateboarding, surfing, and snowboarding. Julian spends his summers at Camp Ramah in the Poconos. For his Mitzvah project, Julian completed the MVP training program of the Philly Friendship Circle and volunteers at its Sunday Circle programs. Ayelet Cooperberg will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah on January 19, 2019. Her parents are Ben and Jordana Cooperberg, and her grandparents are Ira and Diana Riklis and Michele and David Cooperberg. Ayelet’s siblings are Elan, Avi, and Noam. She is a seventh grader at Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy and an avid swimmer. Ayelet volunteers weekly at the Friendship Circle, and her mother is a member of the Adath Israel Board of Directors. Simona Rose Fisher will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah on March 2, 2019. Simona’s parents are Michael and Talia Fisher. Her grandparents are Judith and the late Avi Yellin and Renata and the late Melvin Fisher. Simona is also the big sister of ten-year-old Amelia. She is a seventh grader at Bala Cynwyd Middle School. Simona loves music, acting, and singing, and plays the guitar, ukulele, and piano. She also plays clarinet in her school’s concert band, sings in her school’s choir, regularly performs in shows at Wolf Performing Arts Center, and has been in two Adath Israel shows. She also recently joined Model UN. For her mitzvah project, Simona, an avid reader, will be organizing a book and supply drive to benefit WePAC (West Philadelphia Alliance for Children), a nonprofit organization that aims to reopen libraries and provide academic mentoring in Philadelphia public schools. Crosby Reid Johnson will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah on March 9, 2019. Croz is the son of Laurie Actman and Chris Johnson and the grandson of Allen and Diane Actman, Cindy Johnson and the late Darwin Johnson. He is also the brother of fifteen-year-old Ella and ten-year-old Darcy. A seventh grader at Cynwyd Elementary School, Crosby is a very dedicated student who works hard to do well in school. He participates in the Technology Student Association (TSA) at school and made it to the national competition last year. He also runs track, plays clarinet, and plays travel soccer and basketball. For his mitzvah project, Crosby volunteered once a week at the Narberth food bank, and when he realized people were coming in for food for their pets, he did a pet food drive at school. Crosby’s mother is an elected member of the Lower Merion School Board, and his grandparents are among the founding families of JCHAI: Jewish Homes for Adult Independence to support independent living for disabled Jewish adults. Crosby’s Uncle David is a member. Zoe Kaplan will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on March 16, 2019. She is the daughter of Eva and Scott Kaplan; the granddaughter of Zack and Judy Margolies and Carol Kaplan; and the big sister of nine- year-old Emma and seven-year-old Jordie. A seventh grader at Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy, Zoe enjoys soccer, singing, and drama. For her mitzvah project, she is reading to young children and raising money to buy books. Gabrielle Camperson will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on March 30, 2019. Gabby is the daughter of Michelle and Joseph Camperson and the granddaughter of Peggy Camperson and the late Joe Camperson and Richard and Vida Golder. She is also the sister of Jesse and Joe Michael Camperson. Gabby is a seventh grader at Bala Cynwyd Middle School. She loves dancing; art; “Grey’s Anatomy;” and her dogs, Kaya and April. She wants to collect children’s books and donate them to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for her mitzvah project. THANK YOU TO BARBARA MARX FOR COMPILING THIS WINTER’S B’NAI MITZVAH BIOS! 12

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 7/2/2018 - 12/9/2018 ADULT EDUCATION FUND ARTHUR POTTASH MINYAN BREAKFAST FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN HONOR OF BY Iris Abel Charles & Sheryl Gleich Michael Muderick Eric Jacobs & Marjorie Stern Jacobs Leah Harrison & Ernest Cohen Elaine Cohen Judith Hollaender Howard Rosenblatt IN APPRECIATION FOR BY Sylvia Scheinoff Steven & Ellen Wolf Salomon Srulevich Howard Rosenblatt Kol Nidre Torah Honor for Gordie Cohen Gordon & Adele Cohen Arthur Rubinstein Howard Rosenblatt Roslyn Sachs Charles & Sheryl Gleich BARLAS HOLOCAUST FUND Iris Abel Simon & Lynne Saionz & Family Abraham Rosenblatt Howard Rosenblatt IN MEMORY OF BY Iris Abel Elaine Cohen Iris Abel Bruce Goldberg & Terri Hartman Rosa Menko & Milton Libowitz Richard & Allyn Sue Libowitz Judy Hollander Susan & John Klein Iris Abel Howard Rosenblatt Phillip M. Fields Regina Fields Iris Abel Marcos & Lauren Cabañas Beverly Hazelkorn Howard Rosenblatt Hank Abrahms Alan & Sharon Schindler Glenn Unterberger Edward & Claudia Figelman Glenn Unterberger Milton & Naomi Benditt Charles Stadlin Steven & Michele Stadlin IN HONOR OF BY Lazer & Blima Gringlas Joseph & Reli Gringlas Weintraub twin grandchildren Earl Schneider Naggi Lefeber Daniel & Gail Singer Carolyn & Mitchell Davis Edward & Claudia Figelman Michael Muderick Simon & Lynne Saionz Beatrice Senker Bruce & Merle Kornberg ECLC FUND IN MEMORY OF BY Sylvan Orens Jon Orens Constance Orens Jon Orens Lionel Weiser Jeffrey Weiser & Hedy Teppler Isaac Blumstein Leonore Leopold Daniel J. Orens Jon Orens Joel Rosenblatt & Zalman Rubin Howard Rosenblatt ARTHUR POTTASH MINYAN BREAKFAST FUND Sarah Saporsnick Howard Rosenblatt IN MEMORY OF BY David Wagner Shirley Klinman Arthur Rubinstein Gordon & Adele Cohen Charles Fanelli Bradford & Lisa Sandler Betsy Tabas Robert & Audrey Friedel Stephen Loeb Daniel Loeb Charles Joseph (Emo) Fanelli Marcos & Lauren Cabañas Franklin Feld Robert & Audrey Friedel Salomon Srulevich Robert & Audrey Friedel Charles Joseph (Emo) Fanelli Sally Barsh Betsy Tabas Norman & Susan Cohen Paul Friedel Robert & Audrey Friedel Ida Wagner Shirley Klinman Harry Goldberg Alan & Bernice Reuben Judith Hollaender Arthur & Rachel Pottash IN HONOR OF BY Beatrice Godfrey Selma Chernoff Eli Shaffer Bernard & Eileen Brown Herbert & Hermine Kolsby Beryl & Charles Kolsby and Glenn Unterberger Daniel & Debra Bosin Jan & Neil Rosenbaum Karen Zucker Bradford & Lisa Sandler Linda Robinson Sonie Zebrowitz Laura Schiller Martin & Nancy Schiller Hallie Isabel Phillips Ted Sigal Anita Sigal Matthew & Lindsay Purcell Howard Rosenblatt Francis Abraham Michael Abraham Philip Plasky Elaine Baylinson Peter & Marcia Schulman Sandra Abraham Michael Abraham Iris Abel David & Ruth Steinman MAZAL TOV BY Arlene Rubenstein Norman & Susan Cohen Iris Abel Norman & Susan Cohen Greg & Jessica Phillips Howard Rosenblatt Ruth Cohen Gordon & Adele Cohen Howard Riegelhaupt David & Franci Kraman Laurie & Jeff Purcell Howard Rosenblatt Dr. Sheila Ronkin Jonathan & Amy Schiffman Arlene Rubenstein David & Ruth Steinman IN MEMORY OF FRIENDSHIP GARDEN FUND Judith Hollaender David & Ruth Steinman BY Frances Perlmutter Bernard & Eileen Brown Iris Abel Shirley Bernstein Robert & Audrey Friedel Marilyn Steinberg David Cohn Alan & Darlene Cohn Susan Gran Irvin Teichman Bennett & Ellen Lazar Robert & Marla Zipkin Arthur Rubinstein David & Ruth Steinman Judith Hollaender Gordon & Adele Cohen GENERAL OPERATING FUND Arlene Rubenstein Lester & Karen Averill Nelson Braslow Jonathan & Amy Schiffman IN MEMORY OF BY Harry Brown Bernard & Eileen Brown Ethel Plasky Elaine Baylinson Iris Abel Stanley & Susan Weintraub Alexander Bell Robert & Sheila Bell Eva Braunstein Norman & Susan Cohen Alan Naden James & Allison Grossman Florence Brown Bob & Audrey Friedel Lee Krause Michael Abraham Marsha Grossman James & Allison Grossman Dr. Raphael Rubin Jascha Rubin & Abigail Lerner Rubin Glenn Unterberger Karen Kantor Betsy Tabas Todd Cutler & Shari Bickel Anna Neifield Dr. Martin & Bernice Neifield Glenn Unterberger Bradford & Lisa Sandler Thomas Narcavage Michele Narcavage Judith, Rose, & William Netzky Paula Spiegel Hariette Block Phyllis Jacobson Norman Cohen Raymond Lemisch & Bonnie Golub Glenn Unterberger Valerie Block Charles Joseph (Emo) Fanelli Eileen & Brent Brodsky Glenn Unterberger Raymond Lemisch & Bonnie Golub IN HONOR OF BY Adath Israel Jack Miller Family Foundation Adath Israel Doris & Dana Greenblatt Adath Israel Mirowski Family Foundation L’Shana Tova, Healthy New Year Phyllis Jacobson The Rudnitsky Family Phyllis Jacobson Trudy & Ted Honigman Earl Kendall Jon Schiffman’s 70th Birthday Carrie & Stephen Lautman Norman Cohen Paula Spiegel 13

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 7/2/2018 - 12/9/2018 GENERAL OPERATING FUND MEMORIAL FUND IN APPRECIATION FOR BY IN MEMORY OF BY Healthy Sweet Year! Phyllis Jacobson Harold Rhodes Roy & Nancy Lefkoe Helen Ann Rubin Seymore Rubin HINENI TRIBUTES Glenn Unterberger Nathan & Jennifer Hoffman Iris Abel Elliott L. Miller IN MEMORY OF BY Marian Kazan Robert & Randie Harmelin Glenn Unterberger Robert & Sally Brown Iris Abel William & Pam Lashner Glenn Unterberger Susan & Scott Shapiro Iris Abel Elliott Miller & Jenine Cohen Bernice R. Horn J. Earl & Phyllis Epstein, Esq. Shirley Bernstein Elliott Miller & Jenine Cohen Glenn Unterberger Nicholas & Laura Ebe Rachel Coverman Philip & Cathy Miller Kenneth Carolin Margaret Carlin Rhoda Farbstein Philip & Cathy Miller Glenn Unterberger Joseph M. Manko Iris Abel Stuart & Deborah Kurtz Glenn Unterberger Bonnie & Jay Eisner Thelma Coverman Philip & Cathy Miller Glenn Unterberger Ellen & Michel Taupin Shirley Bernstein Bradford & Lisa Sandler Glenn Unterberger Rick & Ellie Friedman Hyman Farbstein Philip & Cathy Miller Glenn Unterberger Linda DeJure Judith Hollaender Sally Barsh Daniel M. Tabas Robert & Janine Tabas Andy Rothschild Jon & Lori Rothschild Daniel M. Tabas Murray & Linda Stempel Glenn Unterberger Gordon & Adele Cohen Judith Hollaender Stuart & Deborah Kurtz Glenn Unterberger Ruthe Kabler Rhoda Farbstein Philip & Cathy Miller Glenn Unterberger Kenneth & Sidell Geller Glenn Unterberger Helene & Peter Bludman Glenn Unterberger Eric & Marjorie Stern Jacobs Sandra Miller Philip & Cathy Miller Melvin Goldstein Marcos & Lauren Cabañas Florence Schiffman Mark Cohen & Rhona Rosen Rose & Sylvia Reuben Alan & Bernice Reuben Glenn Unterberger Betsy Green Frank Rubin Ronald & Marcia Rubin The Litman-Polis Family Barry Polis & Lisa Litman Glenn Unterberger Alan & Beth Meyers Sol Farbstein Philip & Cathy Miller William Shefsky Marvin Garber Dene Weiner Jacob & Pauline Weiner Sue Perlmutter Phyllis Epstein Glenn Unterberger Mark Cohen & Rona Rosen Florence Reese Michael & Mary Reese Iris Abel Jodee Martin IN HONOR OF BY Robert Forman Betty Schwartz Esther Ackers Sandra Fanshel Carolyn & Mitchell Davis Stuart & Deborah Kurtz Glenn Unterberger Bernie & Mindy Levinthal Ben Nurik Hannah Silverman MAZAL TOV BY Glenn Unterberger Phyllis Jacobson Samuel Sigal Anita Sigal David & Lisa Fraimow Sally Barsh Harriet Neifield Alan Folkman & Marsha Neifield Michael & Rhonda Yanoff Sally Barsh Glenn Unterberger Gladys & Norman Weisbord Larry & Seyna Abel Sally Barsh Abraham Reese Michael & Mary Reese Glenn Unterberger Kareen & Bob Hartwig MEMORIAL FUND Mary Divivo Donald & Rosemarie Miller Glenn Unterberger Brenda & Regina Lacey IN MEMORY OF BY Glenn Unterberger Caren & Robby Moskowitz Esther Galerman Bernard & Doris Leibowitz Glenn Unterberger Bruce & Merle Kornberg Glenn Unterberger Billy & Pam Lashner Glenn Unterberger Robert & Diane Salvin Elva Berkowitz Bernard & Doris Leibowitz Glenn Unterberger Charna Reichel Peter A. Shelman Elayne Weisberg Dora Fanshel Sandra Fanshel Judith Hollaender Bruce & Merle Kornberg Nathan Shifres Kenneth & Sidell Geller Glenn Unterberger Harry & Cindy Weiss Iris Abel Susan & Marvin Weinberg Glenn Unterberger Gladyce Rubin & Arlene Rubin Arnold Melnick D.O. Dr. Martin & Bernice Neifield Anna Levitt Nora Levitt Betsy Tabas Martin & Brenda Brenner Samuel Furman Jerome Furman Shirley & Aaron Bernstein Rochelle Ostroff-Weinberg Glenn Unterberger Sonie Zebrowitz Martin C. Hirsch Mark & Susan Rubin Glenn Unterberger Richard & Judy Friedman Dora Geller Kenneth & Sidell Geller Glenn Unterberger Elaine Cohen Celia Shaltz Ronald & Marcia Rubin Glenn Unterberger Rav Hazzan Scott & Francene Sokol Rae Berger Betty Schwartz Fred Riesenbach E. Gerald & Marcy Riesenbach David Katz Brett & Samantha Harris Glenn Unterberger Frieda Hoffman Glenn Unterberger Caroline Pollard Glenn Unterberger Simson & Michelle Unterberger Judith Hollaender James & Allison Grossman Glenn Unterberger Nelson & Sherrie Klein Joshua Barron Verna Barron Glenn Unterberger Robert & Randie Harmelin Iris Abel Holly & Larry Cutler Betty Teacher Nathan & Jennifer Hoffman Donald Wasserman Lorraine Wasserman Glenn Unterberger Jonathan & Ruth Ruskin Glenn Unterberger Amy & Steve Gaylon Glenn Unterberger Mitchell & Carolyn Davis Glenn Unterberger Elliott Miller & Jenine Cohen Bertha C. Witkin Phyllis Epstein Glenn Unterberger Nelda Whitaker Dorothy Rubin Ronald & Marcia Rubin Max Green Marcia Green Glenn Unterberger Jon & Lori Rothschild Simon Rosenblum Robert & Randie Harmelin Judy Eckstein Neal Seidman & Richard L. Weisberg Elayne Weisberg Larry Rosenberg Glenn Unterberger Mark & Susan Rubin Shirley Bernstein Richard & Judy Friedman Glenn Unterberger Lee Levine Glenn Unterberger Joe & Susan Thomas Glenn Unterberger Lawrence Fine & Marjorie Stein Glenn Unterberger Lawrence & Susan Chane Betsy Tabas James & Allison Grossman 14

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 7/2/2018 - 12/9/2018 MEMORIAL FUND MEMORIAL FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN MEMORY OF BY Glenn Unterberger Susan Neidich Glenn Unterberger ALL4LLC Glenn Unterberger Bruce Goldberg & Terri Hartman Glenn Unterberger James & Allison Grossman Albert Shefsky Marvin Garber Glenn Unterberger Vicki Ellis Anita Matusow Nathan & Jennifer Hoffman Glenn Unterberger Jill & Lawrence Sandberg Robert Cohen Richard Cohen Glenn Unterberger Fran Hoffman Glenn Unterberger Steven & Maribeth Lerner Sandra Kraman Harold Kraman Glenn Unterberger Elliot & Michele Barnathan Glenn Unterberger Sidney Bludman & Ellen Schaffer Glenn Unterberger Bruce & Aeryn Fenton Glenn Unterberger Cindy & Dave Massara Glenn Unterberger Hillary Oser Glenn Unterberger Ballard Spahr Ben Moses Alvin & Andrea Moses Glenn Unterberger Charles & Joan Jacobs Glenn Unterberger Ronald & Debra Barg Glenn Unterberger Mary Bernstein Hedda Komins Norman & Jill Rosenblum Glenn Unterberger Irene Unterberger Samuel Gochman Shirley Gochman Beatrice Senker Lawrence Fine & Marjorie Stein Theodore Asnis Lewis & Melanie Sharps Glenn Unterberger Howard Rosenblatt Ida Garber Marvin Garber Glenn Unterberger Lenny, Barbara, Ethan & Ilan Gold Glenn Unterberger Peter & Marcia Schulman Glenn Unterberger Stanley & Susan Weintraub Glenn Unterberger Eric & Jill Sussman Glenn Unterberger Keith Laskin & Mara Schiffman Glenn Unterberger Israel Gordan Glenn Unterberger Mitchell & Bonnie Benson Eleanore Besser, Oscar Daniels, & Marcus & Amy Besser Glenn Unterberger Dean & Susanna Adler Wallace Rudolph Glenn Unterberger Melissa Greenberg Glenn Unterberger Jay & Cyd Weissman Esther Schaller Jerome Furman Glenn Unterberger Michael Reilly Charlotte Moss Oscar Moss Glenn Unterberger Carole Seif Glenn Unterberger Michelle Grimley Glenn Unterberger Leonard & Shelly Auritt Glenn Unterberger Clara & Ben Hollander Glenn Unterberger Stuart & Ann Lacheen Glenn Unterberger Ellen & Buzzy Walters Glenn Unterberger Steven A. 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We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 7/2/2018 - 12/9/2018 MEMORIAL FUND ONEG KIDDUSH & SIMCHA FUND IN MEMORY OF BY MAZAL TOV BY Charles Rubenstein Kenneth & Sidell Geller Engagement of Peter & Marcia Schulman Eli Friedman Jerry & Carol Stein Erin Seeherman & Moshe Berman Glenn Unterberger Reid & Ann Addis Sheila Ronkin Hunt & Tammy Roberts Engagement of Earl Schneider Glenn Unterberger William & Susan Wankoff Rachel Surden & Elliot Kahn Glenn Unterberger Larry & Susan Lipton OZER FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN HONOR OF BY Glenn Unterberger Sharon Ritt Salomon Srulevich Glenn z”l & Alyse Unterberger Adath Israel Gladys & Larry Rochkind Glenn Unterberger Lori Dafilou Glenn Unterberger Jonathan & Amy Schiffman MUSIC FUND Stanley Zebrowitz Harris Zebrowitz & Rachel Fitoussi Arthur Rubinstein Glenn z”l & Alyse Unterberger IN MEMORY OF BY Glenn Unterberger Todd & Elaine Chonofsky Iris Abel Glenn z”l & Alyse Unterberger Glenn Unterberger Scott Beadenkopf & Judy Turetsky Myra Tocker Joel & Pamela Tocker Philip Pearlman Robert & Julie Meyers Roslyn Sachs Lester & Karen Averill Sheila Ronkin Louis Glass & Lisa Linder Betsy Tabas Glenn z”l & Alyse Unterberger Marian Kazan Richard & Judy Friedman Sheila Ronkin David & Sara Tabby Morton Horrow Aileen Horrow Betsy Tabas Hillary Oser Beatrice Senker Robert & Marla Zipkin Betsy Tabas Marcos & Lauren Cabañas Glenn Unterberger Steven & Lynn Glasser Betsy Tabas Peter & Marcia Schulman Morton Horrow Aileen Horrow Marian Kazan Glenn z”l & Alyse Unterberger Anna Green Marcia Green Sheila Ronkin Glenn z”l & Alyse Unterberger Marian Kazan Peter & Marcia Schulman IN HONOR OF BY Mark Raclin Hillary Oser Judith Hollaender Glenn z”l & Alyse Unterberger Hadar Rita Levin Goldberg Elinor & Steve Goldman Norman J. Cohen & Robert & Marla Zipkin Anael Sarit Yanoff Barry & Deborah Lurie Glenn Unterberger Bruce Goldberg & Terri Hartman Teri Cohen Stanley Zebrowitz Harris Zebrowitz & Rachel Fitoussi MAZAL TOV BY Engagement of Rachel & Elliot Marjie & Lou Surden Barry Polis & Lisa Litman Peter & Marcia Schulman MYER ADLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND MAZAL TOV BY IN MEMORY OF BY Anael Sarit Yanoff Sharon Ritt Sheila Ronkin James & Judy Brody Betsy Green Robert & Cara Gordon Murray Goldstein Karen Goldstein RABBI MARKOWITZ’S TZEDAKAH FUND Albert Berman Larry Berman IN MEMORY OF BY Myer Adler Regina Fields Jacob Fitoussi Harris Zebrowitz & Rachel Fitoussi Betsy Tabas Efram & Lisa Silberstein Marian Kazan Thomas & Janice Biron Betsy Tabas Howard Rosenblatt Betsy Tabas Alan & Darlene Cohn Franklin T. Hill Franklin Hill & Linda Herring-Hill Betsy Tabas Jeffrey Marmon & Lisa Richman Betsy Tabas Scott Beadenkopf & Judy Turetsky Norman Berman Larry Berman Betsy Tabas James & Judy Brody Leonard Kofsky Stuart & Melissa Margulies Morton Kolson Peter & Charlotte Kolson Glenn Unterberger David & Sara Tabby Shirley Stein Gary & Judith Stein Marian Kazan Bruce Goldberg & Terri Hartman Marcia Tabby David & Sara Tabby Gerald Salvin Robert & Diane Salvin Frances Tabas Evelyn Tabas Betsy Tabas Jules & Susan Markowitz Maxwell Schwartz David & Sara Tabby Judith Hollaender Daniel & Randi Grauman Iris Abel Earl Schneider Flora Schnall Earl Schneider Leonard S. Greene Mark & Beverly Schwartz Iris Abel Scott & Linda Surden Arlene Rubinstein Scott & Linda Surden Libby Berman & Gertrude & Harry Sylk Larry Berman IN HONOR OF BY Sylvia H. Greene Mark & Beverly Schwartz High Holiday honor Rumelle Scott Iris Abel William & Susan Wankoff Michael Gonen Susan Neidich Gavi & Dani Cohen’s Wedding Gavi & Dani Cohen Daniel M. Tabas Evelyn Tabas Rabbi Andrew Markowitz and Family Susan Neidich Rabbi Andrew Markowitz Todd & Elaine Chonofsky Salomon Srulevich James & Judy Brody Lawrence & Seyna Abel Earl Schneider Lawrence & Seyna Abel Scott & Linda Surden IN HONOR OF BY Welcome Rabbi Markowitz Scott & Linda Surden Irwin Goldstein’s Special Birthday Peter & Charlotte Kolson ONEG KIDDUSH & SIMCHA FUND IN MEMORY OF BY Aaron & Melba Cohen Steven Cohen Robert & Julie Meyers Philip Pearlman Meredith Krain, Andrew, Caroline & Salomon Srulevich Julia Schure IN HONOR OF BY MAZAL TOV BY Jeffrey Hill Zack & Judy Margolies Miriam Pearl Todd & Elaine Chonofsky Diane & Robert Salvin Marci & Jay Ledger Marcus & Amy Besser Earl Schneider RABBI YANOFF’S TZEDAKAH FUND Carolyn & Mitchell Davis Nathan & Jennifer Hoffman Marcia Schulman Frieda Hoffman IN MEMORY OF BY Donald & Rosemarie Miller Earl Schneider Evelyn Robinson’s 100th birthday Selma Conroe Iris Abel M. Melvin Shralow, Esq. Tammy & the Kiddush Volunteers Eric & Dava Yanoff Naming of Miriam Pearl Siegal Richard & Judy Friedman Iris Abel Ruth Asbel Birth of Binyamin Meir Singer Peter & Marcia Schulman Maya Ringold’s Bat Mitzvah Barry Polis & Lisa Litman Glenn Unterberger Efram & Lisa Silberstein Anthony Ellyah Bodie Charles & Melissa Bodie 16

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 7/2/2018 - 12/9/2018 RABBI YANOFF’S TZEDAKAH FUND RABBI YANOFF’S TZEDAKAH FUND IN MEMORY OF BY IN MEMORY OF BY Alfred Waber Joseph & Barbara Beller Beatrice Collier James & Randi Berman Pearl Meisner Sharon Benveneste Charles Joseph (Emo) Fanelli James & Randi Berman Glenn Unterberger Morton & Wendy Branzburg Beatrice Senker Alan & Darlene Cohn Samuel Cravitz Anne Levin Lois Silverman Sylvia Silverman Anne Alperin Howard & Marge Sandler Glenn Unterberger Roy & Nancy Lefkoe Salomon Srulevich Leonard & Marsha Yorinks Bernard Levy Barry & Kari Katz Tree of Life Synagogue Members whose Albert & Marie Piccioni Jay Roberts Hunt & Tammy Roberts lives were lost in Pittsburgh, PA Glenn Unterberger Alex Siegel & Lauri Sussman Siegel David & Sara Tabby Martin W. Lerner Steven & Maribeth Lerner Salomon Srulevich Dr. Guy & Nancy Bernstein Beatrice Senker Mel & Renee Bernett Glenn Unterberger Janice Goldstein Frank Elster Michael & Rhonda Yanoff Murray Goldstein Shana Jarvis Beatrice Acker Joel Greenberg & Marci Gringlas Michele Cornfield Dr. Guy & Nancy Bernstein Robert Aaron Bennett & Carol Aaron Dr. Sheila Ronkin Lynda Benhaim Fannie & Morris Nemez Murray & Violet Sandler Parviz Benhaim Hunt & Tammy Roberts Beatrice Senker Harris Zebrowitz & Rachel Fitoussi Marvin Roberts William Schlaff & Lorraine Dugoff Joyce Fishman Herbert & Hermine Kolsby Dr. Robert Schlaff Dr. Kenneth & Rochelle Laudenbach Leonard Kolsby Herbert & Hermine Kolsby Rudolph Laudenbach Herbert & Hermine Kolsby Norman J. 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Earl & Phyllis Epstein, Esq. Anne Waxman Jesse & Mindy Civan Anael Sarit Yanoff Alan Folkman & Marsha Neifield Salomon Srulevich Michael & Jill Posner Helena Levy David Smith Salomon Srulevich Margaret Carlin The birth of Anael Sarit Alex Siegel & Harold Carlin Ruth Asbel Lauri Sussman Siegel Glenn Unterberger Michael Schaeffer & Melinda Shorr Anael Sarit Yanoff Glenn Unterberger Jeffrey Marmon & Lisa Richman Anael Sarit Yanoff Marcos & Lauren Cabañas & Family Arlene & Arthur Rubinstein M. Melvin Shralow, Esq. Anael Sarit Yanoff Eric & Jill Sussman Arthur Rubinstein Brian M. Freeman Michael Muderick, Man of the Year Ruth Asbel Leonora & Hal Freeman Stanley & Audrey Merves Anael Sarit Yanoff Ruth Asbel Marian Kazan Frieda Hoffman Anael Sarit Yanoff Richard & Judy Friedman Family lost in Shoah Howard & Marge Sandler Aiden, Ezra and Avi becoming big James & Randi Berman Louis Alperin Sandra Silver brothers to Anael Sarit Teri Cohen Robert Pollack Natalie Landro Arlene, Arthur, & Carl Rubinstein James & Andrea Adelman Anael Sarit Yanoff Meredith Krain, Andrew, Caroline & Judith Hollaender Bennett & Carol Aaron Julia Schure Morris Perlmann Sharon Benveneste Anael Sarit Yanoff Lena Orenstein Irene Paul Anael Sarit Yanoff Morton & Wendy Branzburg Albert Lapenson Miles Herman & Mindy Cohen Ezra Scheuermann Hillary Oser Glenn Unterberger Barry & Deborah Lurie Anael Sarit Yanoff Louis Silk Bertha Lurie Barry & Deborah Lurie Anael Sarit Yanoff Michael & Maureen Acker James Lurie Robert & Marla Zipkin Miriam Leisman Rubin Frank & Elayne Brodsky Abraham Waxman Barry & Deborah Lurie 17

We Gratefully Acknowledge Your Gifts of Tzedakah—Tributes 7/2/2018 - 12/9/2018 RABBI YANOFF’S TZEDAKAH FUND TEEN SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN HONOR OF BY IN MEMORY OF BY Anael Sarit Yanoff William & Pam Lashner Arthur Rubinstein Matthew & Shira Weinstein Anael Sarit Yanoff Kenneth & Sidell Geller Abe Weiner, Isaac Steinman & Abe Steinman Jacob & Pauline Weiner Rabbi Eric & Dava Yanoff Howard Rosenblatt Anael Sarit Yanoff Dean & Susanna Adler TIKKUN OLAM FUND Anael Sarit Yanoff Susan Neidich Adath Israel Cyd Weissman IN MEMORY OF BY Anael Sarit Yanoff Harry & Roberta Presser Anael Sarit Yanoff Teri Cohen Glenn Unterberger Henry Bernstein Anael Sarit Yanoff Frieda Hoffman Iris Abel Brian Ampolsk & Judith Beeri Anael Sarit Yanoff Daniel & Gail Singer Glenn Unterberger Michael & Suzanne Saltzberg Anael Sarit Yanoff Alan & Darlene Cohn Dennis Dubin Richard Natow & Shelby Simmons Glenn Unterberger Peter & Anita Lockhart WITH THANKS FOR BY Judith Hollaender Richard Natow & Shelby Simmons Millie Hoffman Harry & Roberta Presser High Holiday Aliyah Joseph & Reli Gringlas Salomen Srulevich Bruce & Aeryn Fenton Paul Wexler Teri Cohen IN GRATITUDE FOR BY Mark Becker Teri Cohen P. Philip Gross Teri Cohen The Adath Israel Community Hunt & Tammy Roberts David Cohen Teri Cohen Salomon Srulevich Victor & Abby Contract The Adath Israel Community Dr. Harold & Linda Robinson Glenn Unterberger Victor & Abby Contract Mark Becker Teri Cohen The warm and wonderful service and all Bradford & Lisa Sandler Alfred Greenberg Joel Greenberg & Marcy Gringlas that the Rabbis, Lauren, and Shawn did to Jay Kitnick Kenneth & Nina Kitnick make Aiden’s Bar Mitzvah so special Seymour S. Kaplan Kenneth & Nina Kitnick Hyman Piltzin James & Judy Brody Adath Israel Jessica Erlbaum Judith Hollaender William & Pam Lashner Glenn Unterberger Shelley & Lou Milakofsky Rabbi Eric Yanoff Paul L. Newman Philip Pearlman Robert & Julie Meyers Betsy Tabas William & Pam Lashner MAZAL TOV BY Glenn Unterberger Larry Shusterman & Hermine Stein-Shusterman Lawrence & Seyna Abel Ruth Asbel Sharon Hyman Warren & Julie Cramer Jonah Elliot Yanoff Alan & Sharon Schindler Glenn Unterberger Robin Rozen Anael Sarit Yanoff Todd & Elaine Chonofsky Shirley Bernstein Barry Polis & Lisa Litman Glenn Unterberger Richard Natow & Shelby Simmons Anael Sarit Yanoff Raymond Lemisch & Bonnie Golub Glenn Unterberger Michael & Deborah Srulevich Reva Kaplan Kenneth & Nina Kitnick Anael Sarit Yanoff Peter & Marcia Schulman Neil Stein Kenneth & Nina Kitnick Phyllis Cohen Sharon Ritt Anael Sarit Yanoff Martin Goldman Anael Sarit Yanoff Robin Rozen Rabbi Eric, Dava and Family Stephen & Kathy Frank Anael Sarit Yanoff Alan & Sharon Schindler IN APPRECIATION FOR BY IN HONOR OF BY Rabbi Eric Yanoff Thelma Linder Donald Weiss’ special birthday Phyllis Traitman Jeffrey Hill Jeffrey Marmon & Lisa Richman Matthew Cramer Bruce & Aeryn Fenton Sukkot Services Marilyn & Herb Lantor Andrew Jacoby Bruce & Aeryn Fenton Andrew Jacoby William & Susan Wankoff REFUAH SHELEMAH BY Mr. & Mrs. Gary Glaser Phyllis Traitman Eric Cohen’s special birthday Phyllis Traitman Cathy Miller Alan & Darlene Cohn Dr. Michael Acker Mark Taylor & Ilene Wasserman Michael Andrew Doneson Stephen Doneson & Dani Levine Bruce Goldberg & Terri Hartman William & Pam Lashner Menacham Eliahu Meir ben Zedek Avraham & Fraida Hadassah RITUAL ITEMS/TORAH RESTORATION FUND IN MEMORY OF BY Benjamin Frank Henry & Elaine Frank Pearl Nipon Scott & Linda Surden Doug Cohen Harry & Roberta Presser Sponsoring a Shabbat Kiddush Betsy Tabas Teri Cohen Do you have a birthday, anniversary, or other simcha Marian Kazan Teri Cohen coming up in your family? Sponsoring a Kiddush on Shabbat is a great way to share your simcha with the Douglas J. Cohen Teri Cohen Adath Israel community! Shirley Ralph Teri Cohen A basic sponsorship covers naming Sheila Ronkin Teri Cohen rights for a Kiddush of your choice. You have the option to add your choice Sallie Frank Henry & Elaine Frank of dish(es) to the standard menu Allan Naden Joseph & Barbara Beller for an additional fee. Nathan Canady Teri Cohen To sponsor a Kiddush, call the main office at 610-934-1919 and speak to Marcia Schulman. Glenn Unterberger Scott & Linda Surden Charlotte Katz Cohen Teri Cohen Beatrice Senker Teri Cohen Glenn Unterberger Teri Cohen IN HONOR OF BY Engagement of William & Susan Wankoff Rachel Surden & Elliot Kahn Stanley & Susan Weintraub Rachel Surden’s engagement Miriam Pearl Scott & Linda Surden Eliana Weinstein Scott & Linda Surden Marigold Warmund Scott & Linda Surden IN GRATITUDE FOR BY Rabbi Yanoff’s support for the Surden Scott & Linda Surden family 18

Yahrzeits  Observed January 1 - March 31, 2019 Jan. 1-16, 2019 Rebecca Hochhauser Beatrice Field Steven Metter Golda Zarrow Louis Moskowitz Michael Brodsky Albert Schwartz Jean Schiffman Solomon Greenfield Ida Rosen Ruth Cohen Rebecca Weinstein 24 Tevet-10 Shevat Bunny Stein Ruth Hammel Syd Sklaroff Kenneth Clouse Myer Teacher Lily Isakov Kate Hill Honey Barsky Ruth Fickler Lizzie Abramovitz Anna Brown Feb. 1-15, 2019 Sol Holtzin Theodore Livingstone Sam Forman Frances Carson Rose Gurschkov 26 Shevat - Joyce Kutler Evelyn Mindell Edward Freedman Maimon Cohen Roslyne Levin 10 Adar I Penrose Reiver Bernice Sher Charles Gibs Irene Miller Thomas Naden Theodore \"Ted\" Bloch Rae Rosenblum Karen Blonder Zelda Gochman Harry Muntner Norman Smolen Murray Geller Alvin Schlossberg Gertrude Denenberg Isadore Miller Morris Nemez Sylvia Brickman Herman Gomberg Paul Dinnerman Samuel Goldin Helene Steinberg Fred Toff Esther Frailer Sharon Levy Solomon Metlin Hermona Yael Goren Ruth Zweben Gertrude Brodsky Sidney Kauffman Adelle Rubin Caroline Pliskin Ervin Gross Leon Burzynski Ivan Levin Rose Lerner Peter Simon Jean Fein Schneider Dorothy Shusterman Robyn Gorell Stanley Tabas Seymour Mandell Isadore Stein S Robert Teitelman Joe Zaremba Kathy Krantz Joseph Ackers Julius Marmon Gertrude Danan Samuel Elster Bernard Albert Morris C. Perlmann Carol Kaplan-Goldman Jean Merves Zvee Einbinder Esther Gross Ted Hollin S. Shaiman Selina Karp Leanore Metter Bessie Fink Beth Levine Yetty Lenhoff Joseph Carson Abraham Snow Kathleen Ostrich Howard Lassoff Faith Lipkin Daniel Lewis Mollie Dubin Claire Tepper Louis Robinson Bertha Order Arlene Thal Lester Mendelsohn Charlotte Feigenbaum Albert Teppler Caryl Shepard Harry Rosen Constance Yaros Fleur Richter Gerald Haas William Beadenkopf Estelle Silberman Samuel Sokol Frances Carver Phyllis Schiller Samuel Magness Leo Brenner Sidney Sklaroff Sherry Stern Sophie Cohen Ida Sichel Alex Oberlander Melanie Egnal Herman Steinberg Benjamin Lachs Leona Corbman Marc Daniels Nelson Oser Jacob Meyers Sharon Asnis Edgar Rose Anita Cotler Jacob Gibs Oscar Rosenzweig Joseph Weissman Harry Goodman Ida Rubin Jeane Foreman Ralph Kohn Morris Weiner Joseph Chonofsky Murray Moskoff Marilyn Seidman Leon Frenkel Avrum Kosmensky Elliot Bell Ruth Davis Bernard Radack Sidney Cooper Eleanor Kane Meyer Levy Mae Hirsh Nellie Fiegenberg Edward Seligsohn Rose Goldberg Jennie Linder Samuel Orenstein Miriam Leon Miriam Keisler Alex Gibs Morton Greenwald Mark Myers Henry Dubin Abraham Messinger Shoni Keisler Jessel Molin Sandra Kellerman Masin Lee Rausnitz Yehudit Kochba Benjamin Milakofsy Florence Schulman Morris Werlinsky Aaron \"Harry\" Lerner Beth Schiffman Rosalie Stern Marci Orens Linda Spiegel Herbert Abrams Lea Levy Joseph Weinstein Richard Coran Richard Reisman Marcia Bartenes Saraly Nenner Albert Weitz Edith Kleinberg Irwin Cohen Jan. 17-31, 2019 Norman Chernick Clara Prager Dorothy Weitz Shirley Kressen William Feldscher 11-25 Shevat Aaron Goldblum George Shore Antonetta Bagley Louisa Levin David Kay Frieda Becker Samuel Paul Janet Sunshine Mitchell Barron Sylvia Sandler Myra Marcus Naomi Davis Selig Presser Simon Albert Abraham Kleinberg Rose Turetsky Esther Rubenstein Jane Mann Lora Raclin Mollie Auritt Rita Maron Joseph Besser Sylvia Wogan Gela Saionz Leon Goldberg Esther Axelrod Milton Simon Fannie Bobman Lawrence Dinnerman Abraham Cotler Perry Kaliner Sara Elkins Albert Sklaroff Lillian Canady Samuel Reuben Ellis Freedman Barry Kaplan Nathan Fink Ruth Eisenberg Pauline Carroll Harry Rosenblum Seymour Mandelbaum Perri Miller Rosaline Goldin Lillian Greenwald Iris Feldman Elliott Herman Anna May Purcell Samuel Alperin Morris Levy Joan Kurtz Fannie Krause Jacob Krause Melvin Berkowitz Karen Besser Lawrence Rose Florence Marmon Mayer Shepard Herman Mosler Rabbi Maurice Cohen Roslyn Gilberg Anna Stein Toby Milgram Eva Freimark Robert Svigals Henry Ford Leonard Gilberg Henrietta Goldberg Daniel Natow William Gefter Rae Herring Benjamin Neifield Sanford Shorr Esther Kahn Florence Beller Willy Herbst Jacob Karp Florence Steinberg Jack Turetsky Sonia Rosenwald Nathan Carroll (Karel) Louis Rubin Silas Magness Mervyn Thal Max Franklin Patricia Tate Marilyn Hirsch Ann Staple Gertrude Stein Marion Wilen Cora Goldberg Mollye Blumstein Jack Schure Isadore Witkin Pearl Genkin Beatrice Cohen Gilda Hewit Leo Frank Louis Stein Idel Isakov Martin Levin Marcus Fischer Yetta Moses Louis Kosmensky Abraham Zitin Hyman Karasik Stephanie Rosen Elaine Herman Esther Palent Selma Rosenkoff Slott Samuel Paster Lauretta Sall Leanore Metter Sidney Katz Janet Snyder Feb. 16-28, 2019 Philip Senker Myra Zwickel Henry Miller Anna Lerner Philip Zaleznik 11 Adar I - 23 Adar I Phillip Cohen Florence Brown Alan Necowitz Ruth Sataloff Fred Zeenkov Gilbert Yanovitz Bess Gorman Emma Goldblum Charles L. 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Yahrzeits  Observed January 1 - March 31, 2019 Nathan Frank March 17-31, 2019 Do you like shopping and looking at beautiful new Marvin Gingold 10 Adar II - 24 Adar II merchandise? Are you good with people? Donald Levin Pauline Kolber Is display your passion? Sylva Naden Stephen Frantz Esther Tabas Sylvia Skolnick March 1-16, 2019 Lester Cohen The Ted & Sharon Asnis Judaica Shop is looking 24 Adar I - 9 Adar II Benjamin Essrig for you! Volunteer opportunities are available for Estelle Bogad Ida Goldman Theresia Chroma Arthur Constantine 2 hours per week or every other week shifts. Reba Mandell Hyman Mayer Substitutes are welcome as well. Simon Paster P. David Vachon We will train and work with you Frank Sharps Rabbi Morris Dembowitz to fit your schedule. Anna Steinberg Jacob Schiffman Best of all, it’s a MITZVAH! Bernice Brookner Dorothy Slotkin Leona Goldstein Louis Posener Give us a call at 610-934-1930, stop in, Jack Herman Dora Victor or email Randi Grauman at [email protected]. Eugene Himmelstein Harry Mayer Jack Korenstein Florence Schlaff Kosher Wine Marketplace Samuel Leibowitz Robert Herman at the Asnis Judaica Shop Abraham Levin Katherine Levy Shirley Miller Benjamin Lipton The Asnis Judaica Shop carries a large selection of Edith Sosonkin Mary Schloss wine, all of which are Kosher for Passover and all year Leonard Parrish Belle Schoenberg round, including domestic and international varieties! Philip Rabinowitz Philip Wachs Bonnie Rosner Barbara Wethheimer Orders can be placed online at Shira Shaiman Martin Marcovici kosherwinemarketplace.com and picked up at Adath Israel. Mel Stern Leonard Figelman Paul Bernhardt Myra Lerner Seymour Bernstein Reba Stern Mira Frenkel Dorothy Goldshear Phillip Geller Myra Plumridge Travis Harris Nigel Plumridge Lena Kellerman Gloria Werth Rose Klinger Arthur Elion Edward Rodin Sydney Haimm Sidney Sichel Irvin Sall Marilyn Steinman Jennie Block Maurice Glass Edmar (Tatty) Fink Miriam Kosmensky Benjamin Levitt Diane Sernovitz Louis Wilf Nathaniel Berman Carol Guber Livestream Services are Available Mary Milgram Michel Mirowski Pearl Broder For those who are unable to attend services for health Joseph Dillinger Rose Shifres reasons, Adath Israel offers live-streaming online access Molly Brandman Ben Marged to view our Shabbat morning and holiday services in the Manuel Oltman Mandell Sanctuary and Tuttleman Chapel. You must have Jacob B. Himmelstein Linda Muderick Lipton internet access on a computer Pearl Passen Fruma Segal (unavailable on phone and tablet) to view the service. Adeline Tell Bob Rothschild Betty Seligsohn To access livestream services, go to adathisrael.org and click the top Manny Eisenberg heading called “Livestream” or go to adathisrael.org/livestream. Max Epstein 20

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Family friendly, non-toxic and safe for all ages, Michelle Camperson professional lice treatment Photography will give you peace of mind. Bar & Bat Our conveniently located Mitzvahs Lice Salon is located at: Family and 68 W. Eagle Road, Havertown, PA 19083 Children (across from Rita’s) Portraiture For our fellow Adath Israel members: Event If you have a child at Adath Preschool or photography Synagogue, we’ll check their heads for free! Corporate parties ($25 value) Anniversaries Call our 24/7 Lice Hot Line: Reunions (610) 325-5661 [email protected] Ilene The Lice Queen Steinberg, www.michellecampersonphotography.com CEO 215-964-0815 CenterForLiceControl.com 22

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LOWER MERION SYMPHONY Mark Gigliotti, Music Director and Conductor | Sherman Leis, President and CEO 2019 Concerts Sunday, March 17, 2019 at 3:00 PM Wagner, Scenes from The Ring of the Nibelungen Featured Soloists: Lisa DeNolfo, Soprano & John Packard, Tenor Sunday, June 9, 2019 at 3:00 PM Beethoven, Violin Concerto Featured Soloist: William Polk Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 4 Both concerts will be held at Welsh Valley Middle School: 325 Tower Lane, Penn Valley, PA 19076. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated. For the latest information, visit www.lowermerionsymphony.com or call the office of Dr. Sherman Leis at (610) 667-1888. Follow us at facebook.com/lowermerionsymphony. Educator/Author/Counselor/Public Speaker Holocaust Survivor Michael Herskovitz Michael Herskovitz Holocaust Survivor Educational Charity 610-308-0585 [email protected] www.michaelherskovitz.org 1001 City Line Avenue Apt. ED1032 Wynnewood, PA 19096 Treasured Story of Courage and Survival 24

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES OUR OFFICERS Monday and Thursday: 7:15 AM & 6:00 PM David Steinman Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday: 7:30 AM & 6:00 PM President Shabbat: 9:15 AM & 5:00 PM [email protected] Sunday and Legal Holidays: 9:00 AM & 5:00 PM Pam Lashner OFFICE HOURS First Vice President Monday through Thursday: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM [email protected] Friday: 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM Lenore Asbel Sunday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM (when Makom is in session) VP Administration [email protected] STAFF DIRECTORY Terri Hartman Rabbi Eric Yanoff: VP Programming 610-934-1918 [email protected] [email protected] Rabbi Andrew Markowitz: Howard Rosenblatt 610-934-1927 [email protected] VP Education - ECLC [email protected] Lauren Marks-Cabañas, Executive Director: 610-934-1903 [email protected] Meredith Krain VP Education - Makom Laurie Purcell, Director, Early Childhood Learning: [email protected] 610-934-1915 [email protected] Robert Salvin Na'ama Yarden, Director, Community Education: VP Finance 610-934-1912 [email protected] [email protected] Julia Campbell, Program and Marketing Coordinator: 610-934-1905 [email protected] Beth Schonberger VP Membership Sara Beth Levine, Bookkeeper: 610-934-1907 [email protected] [email protected] Susan Neidich, Clergy Assistant: Susan Baren-Pearson 610-934-1906 [email protected] Secretary/Board Liaison [email protected] Marcia Schulman, Administrative Assistant: 610-934-1904 [email protected] In case of an emergency, WE'RE HERE! Terri Caldas, ECLC Coordinator: We know that, during difficult times, you 610-934-1920 [email protected] may need the support and guidance of your Rabbi and congregational community. Barbara Sharofsky, School Registrar/Admin Assistant: 610-934-1914 [email protected] In an emergency, you may reach Rabbi Yanoff or our Executive Director: Rabbi Yanoff: 610-955-2211 Lauren Marks-Cabañas: 954-850-7250 MAIN OFFICE: 610-934-1919 SCHOOL OFFICE: 610-934-1920 FAX: 610-664-0959 EMAIL: [email protected] ASNIS JUDAICA GIFT SHOP: 610-934-1930 25

       ADATH ISRAEL COMMUNITY SECOND NIGHT SEDER Family Name & Phone #: ___________________________________________________ # of Adults: ___ # of Children 12 & Under: ___ # of Children 3 & Under: ___ ($55/pp) ($18/pp) (Free) # of Chicken Entrées: ___ # of Fish Entrées: ___ # of Vegetarian Entrées: ___ TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: $_________ Seating preferences with other families: _____________________________________ We’d like a Custom Family Table (If so, how many people? __________) RSVP with payment must be received by Monday, April 1, 2019. Please make checks payable to Adath Israel with “2nd Seder” on the memo line. *Don’t let the cost keep you from participating. Contact Rabbi Yanoff for details.* 26

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NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT #91 UPPER DARBY, PA 19082 Adath Israel 250 North Highland Avenue Merion Station, PA 19066 www.adathisrael.org 610-934-1919 OR CURRENT RESIDENT Join Rabbi Yanoff and fellow members of Adath Israel on March 24-26, 2019 in our nation’s capital for the most important days impacting the U.S.-Israel relationship. For more information about Adath Israel’s delegation, or to register for the conference with Adath Israel’s special discount, please contact Rabbi Eric Yanoff at 610-934-1906 or [email protected]. 28