Congregation Beth Shalom June/July, 2023 Bulletin

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RABBI CHAPMAN’S CHRONICLES

kindness. One through-line connecting these clashes is a breakdown in neighborliness, a failure to live by ve-ahavta le-re’acha kamocha. Therefore, we are called upon to practice radical neighborliness, especially towards the most vulnerable.

dents, some fatal, sparked by apparently innocent run-ins or wrong turns. These stories have tormented me. A teenager shot in the face after knocking on the wrong door… Two cheerleaders wounded by gunfire when accidentally entering someone else’s parked car... A young woman killed when her car pulled up the wrong driveway. Each incident is different, but taken together (along with countless others), they paint a picture of a society riven by suspicion, rage, and violence… a society in which our Torah’s most central teaching – ve-ahavta le-re’acha kamocha, love your neighbor as yourself – seems to fade further from view. In its place, I fear a dark future in which no one approaches their neighbors for fear of deadly consequences. This breaks my heart.

I wish I knew how to stop these things; I don’t. (Although I do believe gun control reform is part of any solution.) But Jewish tradition does offer a response. Whenever light is taken away from the world, we have a duty to replace it by performing mitzvot and gemilut chasadim, acts of

Fortunately, we have an opportunity to do just that. This year, Beth Shalom is partnering with HIAS Immigration & Citizenship at JCFS Chicago to co-sponsor a refugee family resettling in our area. We can make a difference by helping new neighbors achieve a safe and successful transition to their new lives. Our co-sponsorship involves hands-on volunteering as well as fundraising. To donate towards Beth Shalom’s goal in the HIAS Welcome Campaign, please use the embedded QR code, or send us a check and we will forward it.

To volunteer, please contact meRabbi Chapman@BethshalomNB.org.

By being good neighbors to those who are most vulnerable, we can add some light back into a world that sorely needs it.

I hate to open on a difficult note, but I must address the recent spate of violent inci-

UNDER THE SKY & STARS

FROM THE CONGREGATION PRESIDENT

Bob Spector

Shalom Chaverim,

As most of you are aware by now this will not be my farewell message to all of you. I want to thank you for your continued support in allowing me the privilege to serve as President for one of the most special shuls throughout Chicagoland and beyond.

I cannot believe how quickly the past two years have flown by. As I mentioned last month the Board of Trustees has been working diligently at developing a new Strategic Plan, reviewing our by-laws, and evaluating the effectiveness of our committees. One of my early realizations in this process is that we have severely underutilized our Congregation’s most significant asset - that being all of you, our membership. We have many capable and talented people on our Board, but those numbers pale compared to the many talented members who we have not yet reached out to or engaged in the effort to become the best we can be. While we do have a few committees that do include many of you who are not members of the Board of Trustees, there are others such as our Youth, Programming, Membership, and Fundraising committees in which we are clearly underutilizing our CBS community. Our Strategic Plan will refine both the goals and responsibilities of these committees as well as more clearly define the roles and expectations of its members.

Over the past 55 years, Congregation Beth Shalom has maintained a high standard of excellence because we have had a dedicated and hard-working staff and a relentlessly dedicated Board of Trustees and volunteers. However, families who are willing to invest in organized religion is at an all-time low. Synagogues across the country, including Chicagoland, are struggling to maintain their membership. We are regularly hearing about synagogues who have or may have to close their doors. We are holding our own today, but tomorrow is not guaranteed. In my first year as your President, I and the Board of Trustees focused on making key leadership changes in our staff that I believe will further our success. In my second year, we have focused on evaluating our model of lay leadership. I am dedicating my third year to enlisting all of you to help in our continued growth and long-term stability. My aspirations for CBS are high - I want us to not only continue our current levels of engagement and vibrancy, but I also want us to become a destination synagogue. I want the buzz to be in Chicago and beyond that regardless of your previous religious background, family configuration, or age, Congregation Beth Shalom in Northbrook, Illinois is the place to learn, pray, and play together as Jews. For that to happen, we need our 1000 families to be both emissaries and ambassadors to spread the word about how special we are. Remember that old saying about Uncle Sam? Well……. CBS Needs You!! The Board of Trustees cannot do it without all of us being all in. Have a wonderful summer.

L’Shalom, Bob

Friday, June 30 6:00 pm

CBS Board of Trustees Installation Ceremony

The ceremony will take place during the Shabbat Service Under the Sky and will be followed by a celebratory Oneg

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S EDITORIAL

Michael Garlin

CBS Family,

Once again, it is my pleasure to share with you critical information when it comes to searching for that new job. Below is the second article from Andrea Storz, Director of Employment at The Ark. If you, a relative, family friend or neighbor is looking for guidance when it comes to putting together a resume, look no further. Andrea has been helping the Jewish Community for decades in recreating or developing your story.

BLUEPRINT FOR BUILDING A RESUME

It is the perception of the reader of a resume, not the intention of the writer of the resume, which has the most impact.

The first thing to know is there is no such thing as the perfect resume. . .resumes continue to evolve and change, just like you do. If you are not getting bites for interviews, it might be time to reevaluate the resume and/or the types of jobs you are pursuing. A resume is not a laundry list, but a crucial tool that highlights skills, strengths, and accomplishments.

Quantify the accomplishment claims you make – prove that you know how to effectively use the skills that the job you are applying for demands. Remember, the accomplishments and results are what every hiring manager looks for to validate you truly being a strong candidate. Examples of achievements might include saving the company money, generating a greater profit, identifying mistakes, and resolving them, setting first impressions, training, and management techniques, of course your strengths will be relative to your role.

Reviewing job descriptions of interest and knowing how to build a strategic resume encompassing the demands of the position, is imperative. In addition to highlighting the right-fit aspect of the qualifications and responsibilities of a position, do not forget to show that you understand and welcome the opportunity to work within the overall culture of the business.

One last point . . . it is not easy to write your own resume. While you can find different templates, remember to customize your resume to reflect who you are and what you bring to a position. Of course, The Ark will be more than happy to write your resume using a professional resume writer. There will be more short pieces of advice as we continue to provide job search information. Our next steps will be about the importance of cover letters, networking, and what networking really is – or should be.

Let us know what you think and if these short tips are helpful. Reach out for a one-on-one zoom meeting with Andrea Storz, Director of Employment . . . 773-681-8964 or astorz@arkchicago.org.

Shmooze out the Blues

Thursdays from 7:15 – 7:45 PM, Cantor Stoehr will be hosting an informal gathering in the Feather Beit Midrash prior to the evening minyan. During this time anyone who is currently in a period of reciting Kaddish who feels as if a few extra minutes in the company of a few empathic others would be healing, are welcome to join us. No prepared program is planned, just some shared time, thoughts and feelings if you wish.

CBS HAPPENINGS

What is the Synagogue Community Partnership (SCP) program between JCFS and Congregation Beth Shalom? How is this helpful to the congregants, clergy and layleaders?

In a Synagogue Community Partnership, a specially-trained JCFS Chicago Liaison is assigned to each congregation. The Liaison develops a strong relationship with partnering congregations in order to provide a variety of one-stop, easily accessible connections to support and services such as:

 Consultative support for rabbis, synagogue professional staff and lay leaders

 Assistance for congregants and their families to address concerns in areas ranging from mental health and financial crisis to housing instability, food insecurity, and medical, education, behavioral, social and relationship issues

 Helping to locate activities for an aging parent, supporting a family that is searching for housing, or contacting a local food bank to connect a congregant in need with their services

 Education/prevention programming on such topics as abuse, addiction, bullying, parenting, wellness, managing chronic conditions and aging issues

 Support groups focused on issues such as bereavement, substance abuse, single parenthood or divorce

 Professional trainings for religious school and synagogue staff members

The Synagogue Community Partnership was first piloted in 2013 as a collaborative effort between JCFS Chicago, Oak Park Temple, and West Suburban Temple Har Zion in River Forest.

SCP was designed to proactively support and maintain an environment of health, trust and well-being. And to make sure that JCFS Chicago is on the ground, present and visible where the individuals live, work, learn and worship.

For more information on CBS/JCFS liaison partnership or to find resources contact Elizabeth Ury at ElizabethUry@JCFS.org

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL/YOUTH

End of the Year

The school year ended with some wonderful programs:

On May 2nd, 7th Grade had a presentation by IsraelNow about their upcoming 8th Grade Israel Trip!

On Friday, May 5th our Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd Graders led a special Shabbat B’Yachad service and dinner

On Sunday, May 7th our Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Graders participated in a special pre-Shavuot program. They pretended that they had left Egypt and were waiting at Mount Sinai for Moses to return with the Ten Commandments. Finally on May 7th we ended with an a youth bash!

Registration

Religious School Registration for next school year has begun. Registration is online only. Go to www.bethshalomnb.com and click on ”MyCBS” and log in to your account. Registration is for kindergarten through high school.

Please see the flyer with specific days and times. For questions or concerns, please contact Stacy Ybarra at sybarra@bethshalomnb.org or 847-498-4100 x15.

FREE tuition for student’s first year in Religious School for kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades.

The school calendar for 2023-24 is posted on the CBS website Religious School page.

Hiring teens!

The Religious School is looking to hire youth entering 8th through 12th grades in the fall to work in the school as madrichol. Apply online at www.tinyurl.com/Apply5784. Contact Stacy Ybarra at sybarra@bethshalomnb.org for more information and to set up an interview.

School Board

If you are interested in being on the CBS School Board for the upcoming school year, please contact our School VP at SchoolVP@BethShalomNB.org

Congratulations to our 7th Graders who have officially completed our CBS Religious School program and are ready to begin the next chapter of their Jewish education. We look forward to welcoming you into CBS High in the fall!

Josie Ackerman

Mason Auslander

Olivia Bauer

Adam Blonder

Mark Gelfand

Zachary Goldman

Madelyn Goldwin

Max Grouper

Anna Hartzman

Simon Laven

Hope Levin

Jacob Menn

Dylan Pelts

Micah Roseman

Casey Schwartz

Sasha Ship

Leo Thompson

Asher Toubes

Michael Uhler

Amari Weil

Spencer Wolff

Stacy Ybarra

Amari Weil

Daughter of Geoffrey and Sari Weil

Sister of Eva Weil and Ilana Weil

Granddaughter of Carol and Jay Kitterman, Donna Weil, and Eileen and Donald Weil

B’NAI MITZVAH/YOUTH

We had such a great time at the End of theYear Bash! It is always nice to see so many families getting together here at CBS to celebrate, especially a few weeks ago when we celebrated a successful year of learning and community.

End of theYear Bash!

Our USY chapter came home big winners from the CHUSY Kinnus weekend! We won five awards including Excellence in Israel Programming, Most Active Instagram, Most Engaging Program, Best Graphics, and Program of theYear. CBS USY is the place to be for teens!

Late in May we held our CBS USY elections, where teens elected their peers as the next leaders of the high school youth group. Stay tuned for more information on the names of those amazing teens and what to expect from them in the year to come!

I would like to honor some of our graduating seniors who are off to college in the fall. Don't forget to come back and visit!

Ashley Gitles, University of Iowa

Elan Pissetzky, Columbia College Chicago

Benjamin Robins, Savanah College of Art and Design

Madison Rosengard, University of Miami (Ohio)

Paige Star, Michigan State University

Alexis Strelzin, University of Iowa

Michael Schneider

MAZEL TOV TO OUR BAT MITZVAH

CBS U/ADULT EDUCATION/HAZAK

It’s Been a Great Year For CBS U/Adult Ed, HAZAK & Programming

Sixteen classes were offered this year through CBS U/Adult Ed with everything from BeginningYiddish to an extremely in-depth exploration of Psalm 23.There were almost 300 adult learners taking more than 216 hours of classes offered both in-person and via Zoom.

We have continued debriefing Jewish News of the World and Israel in Depth. CBS lawyers have been able to come to us to complete some of their CLE credits for a fourth year. There have been classes on Elul, women in the Bible, the meaning behind counting the omer, great Jewish plays, midrash,Talmud,Tai Chi and more. If you have an idea for a class you would like to see, let us know and we will try to put something together!

Todah rabah (הָבַר הָדוֹתּ) to our teachers: Rabbi Melman, Rabbi Chapman, Cantor Stoehr (and all of his guest lecturers who have been so open and willing to share with us), Carl Schrag, Eyshe Beirich, Allison Deputy and Cheryl Banks. Learning with all of you is such a privilege!

HAZAK held three diverse lunch and learn programs:The Men of Omaha Beach,The Golden Age of Hollywood and Understanding the World Through Wine. Members of our group also hosted one of the nights of Chanukah to lead the synagogue candle lighting prior to evening minyan…a great reason to get together for hot chocolate and sufganiyot!

HAZAK is a vibrant, active group of men and women who love getting together to share a meal and learn. Todah rabah (הָבַר הָדוֹתּ) to our HAZAK chairs

Diane Hornstein and Cindy Marder

The CBS Programming Committee, under the leadership ofVP Randy Samborn, sponsored several speakers this year. Daniel Silva returned to discuss his latest book with 352 people in person and 91 Zoom screens. In September, we were joined by the hosts of the Unorthodox Podcast who shared their unique views of Judaism with us as we became part of the podcast! In October we were joined by NinaTotenberg for a Zoom only webinar discussing her recent book about her personal relationship with Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

There were also special programs and collaborations including:

CBS Sukkah Hop

Speer Goes to Hollywood (collaboration with CFIC)

Handling your Holi“DAZE” with Edna Schrank/Mira & Rabbi David Chapman/Elior

CBS Coffee House with Caroline Rothstein (collaboration with CBS Families withYoung Children)

Streaming Sponsor of the Chicago Festival of Israeli Cinema

Theater outing to see the play Indecent

Tamarisk North Shore (members attend some of our classes/programs via Zoom)

Todah rabah ( הָבַר הָדוֹתּ) to Randy Samborn and the Programming Committee for their continuing support and feedback. Special thanks also to:

Edgar Chavez and our top-notch maintenance team who make sure all of our classes and programs have exactly what they need

Maria Gutierrez and her kitchen staff who make sure all the food we serve is beautiful and inviting

Everyone in the CBS Main Office (Mara Bernstein, Maria Catezone, Michael Garlin, Deanne Friedman, Susan Karlinsky, and Lisa Weisner) who field all the phone calls, pay the bills and always offer to help in any way

Finally, a big thank you to AudreyTaxer who stepped right in as the Programming/Membership Administrative Assistant in the middle of September and really hit the ground running. Todah rabah (הָבַר הָדוֹתּ) Audrey!

If you haven’t gotten involved with CBS U, HAZAK or Programming yet, take a closer look at what is offered.We would love to have you join us! See you soon…

Leann Blue Director of Jewish Life and Learning

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CBS U/ADULT EDUCATION/HAZAK

Summer at CBS U/Adult Ed

It may be summer, but we are still learning at CBS. New classes are being added regularly.Why not try one of these classes? More information can be found on the CBS website at bethshalomnb.org

Blessing Each New Day: Unlocking the Morning Service with a bonus session called Can I Get an Amen

 Now or (Maybe) Never – a Jewish Bucket List

 Is Satan Real – Part II

 Jewish News

 BeginningYiddish (with permission of instructor only)

 Talmud inTranslation

Register for classes here: tinyurl.com/cbsuclassreg or contact Leann LBlue@BethShalomNB.org or Audrey ATaxer@BethShalomNB.org

SISTERHOOD

Jackie Zelkowitz

They always say that the days are long, but the years are short. It’s been an amazing two years for me as Sisterhood President. Congregation Beth Shalom is a large synagogue, but the more I have been involved, I found it to be a close, warm family. Being President of the Sisterhood has given me the opportunity to work with some of the most extraordinary people. From our exceptional clergy, to our amazing staff members to some of the warmest Sisterhood members, it has been my honor and pleasure to work with all.

Over the past two years, we came out of Covid-19 and began in-person programming and retained online attendance. Our programming expanded to a rich, diverse spectrum to serve the needs of our membership and congregation. Working together with the Men’s Club, we were able to support the needs of the entire congregation, as well as the North Shore Community.

Although, as I said before, we are a large congregation, the more involved you are, the smaller the community gets. I am so thankful for the opportunity to get to know so many truly wonderful people. I have had the opportunity to know and work closely with Rabbi Melman, Cantor Stoehr and Rabbi Chapman. The three of you bring so much to CBS, and I cannot say enough about each of you. Michael Garlin and his exceptional staff have handled all of the details behind the scenes for so much of our programming. Sisterhood can never thank Maria Catezone enough for her love and support. Maria Gutierrez and Edgar Chavez and their staff have beautified our CBS kiddushim, and it has been such a pleasure working with them.

I have so enjoyed working with Men’s Club Presidents, Steve Lessman and Dr. Andy Wagner. Together, we have accomplished great things at CBS. Michael Balter’s photography has been amazing. His photographs truly capture the spirit, love and feelings of our programs.

The guidance of Dr. Bob Spector goes above and beyond. His dedication and support of both Sisterhood and Men’s Club, as well as that of the CBS Board of Trustees, has been unfailing.

I can report to you that the Sisterhood Board and the Executive Committee in particular, work tirelessly to make CBS the warm, accepting, inclusive place that it is today. Their ideas and innovations are clever and improve CBS daily. I have been so fortunate to work with these amazing women.

As Sisterhood President, I have truly stood on the shoulder of giants. The women who served before me were generous and loving in their support and guidance from day one, and I promise to extend the same to the women who follow me in this role. I could never thank you enough.

Becoming Sisterhood President can become quite overwhelming. I must thank Robyn Rosengard for helping me with her experience and reminders, as well as being a sounding board from day one to today.

Edna Schrank, you are an inspiration. You are the embodiment of what Sisterhood should be. You are my secret weapon and source of strength. Your knowledge and experience both locally and internationally in Sisterhood have been an invaluable resource. Your support and love are limitless. I, and the Sisterhood of CBS, can never thank you enough.

Lani Schrank, I wish you the same joy, love and experience that I have as Sisterhood President as you step into this role. I know you will take CBS Sisterhood to even greater heights. I am always available to you and the Sisterhood for anything you may ever need.

Finally, I could never do this without the love and support of my husband, Alan and my sons, David and Steven. Thank you for supporting me, listening to me and for allowing me the time to serve. I love you.

Sisterhood and Men’s Club are the vital arms of the congregation. Together, we provide opportunities for even greater involvement by a vast community of members who support and build our congregation. The events, programming, social events and financial support we provide, establish the culture and warmth that is the family of CBS. Together, these arms provide the very foundation of our congregation and our community. I encourage everyone to become involved, as you are available, to reap the beautiful benefits of our congregation and to shrink the size of our large congregation to a close knit family.

Serving as the Sisterhood President over these last two years, my friendships and affection for many have become even deeper. In addition, I have made so many new friends, that this has been one of the most personally rewarding and wonderful experiences of my life. Working together to support such an important, worthy institution, side by side with such wonderful people, is an experience I can truly never explain in a short Bulletin article.

With love and gratitude, Jackie

Rosh Hashanah begins the evening of Friday, September 15th

It is not too early to send in your happy holiday greetings to your congregation friends Please use this link to be included in the New Year’s greetings in the Synagogue Bulletin

The cost is $5

The deadline is Sunday, July 23rd

https://tinyurl.com/CBS5784Greetings

Any questions, please contact Randi Starkston randistarkston@gmail.com

The Louis Gurvitz Memorial Sisterhood Judaica Shop ~Shop Around The Corner~

Looking forward to connecting with you via Square Support CBS Sisterhood with the click of the Mouse! Simply use this address

https://cbs-sisterhood-judaica-shop.square.site/ ********

Volunteers needed for Sisterhood’s Judaica Shop, beginning September, 2023

Do you want to be of service to our Synagogue?

Do you want to be of service to our Sisterhood?

Do you want to be where “The Action” is?

Do you want to meet some of the Finest People?

Do you have two hours - once a week to Volunteer? Please call or write us, because we’d love to hear from you!

For additional information, to volunteer, or to schedule an in-person appointment to shop, Contact: Diana Lewis 847-903-6175

Darlene Padnos 847-217-4531 or email Diana at cbsjudaica@gmail.com.

MEN’S CLUB

Time goes by way too fast. It is more than three years since Steven Elisco and I spoke on the phone during the height of the pandemic about Men’s Club and the concerns about succession planning for the following year. At that time, we were all confined to our homes and not really doing much except our work and worrying about the next news report about the pandemic. I told Steven I would be interested in coming back as President as long as we find one of the younger guys who I could be Co-President with. The name of Andy Wagner surfaced and we spoke and he graciously accepted. It was truly an honor to serve as a Co-President of CBS Men’s Club the last two years. As I tell everyone, CBS is the best Men’s Club in the country and we have many FJMC Torch Awards to prove it. The two years of amazing success we accomplished would not have occurred without the tremendous efforts of our Executive Board including Andy Wagner; Bob Goldwin, Exec VP; Lawrence LeVine, Programming VP; Gary Solomon, VP House; Don Pike VP Ways and Means; Howard Freidin, Treasurer; Jim Hamilton, Financial Secretary; Ron Rabinowitz, Recording Secretary; Neil Rosengard, VP Membership; Alan Wernick, VP Ritual; David Lasky, Corresponding Secretary; and Steven Elisco for his advice and being there to answer questions as our immediate Past President. And a huge thanks to all the guys on the Board and our Past Presidents. Whenever they were asked to help they were there. And most of all I thank my wife Ann for giving me the time and opportunity to do the work to get it done. It was truly a labor of love and I wish Bob Goldwin and his exec and new board much success the next two years.

Steve Lessman

Co-President, CBS Men’s Club, 2021-23

Has it really been two years since I received the gavel as Co-President of the CBS Men’s Club? Time has been much of a mystery since COVID. Like Steve just said, it was while we were on lockdown when I got a call about the future of our Club. Me? President?

I’m too new at CBS. I guess I had the experience and the backing from so many people and the support of a fantastic Co-President and Club mentor, Steve Lessman. With all of my work and other commitments, I could not have done it without him. Thanks, Steve!!!

This has definitely been a learning experience in seeing how our Club and the synagogue truly ticks. I hope I was successful in leading a Club with a long and fine tradition as our Club has had over the years from an international Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs (FJMC), regional, local, and synagogue standpoint. These past two years have been challenging in that my tenure started as COVID was beginning to slow and then it ramped up again, so we had to make modifications, transitions, and get creative. As Steve said above, we could not have done all of this, including our most successful Lox Box project, wonderful programming, and some of the nicest Men’s Club Shabbats ever, without the hard work of our Executive Board, Past Presidents, and Board of Directors. You have all felt a duty to step up and to give back.

The motto of the FJMC is “Involving Jewish Men in Jewish Life.” That’s exactly what we do here whether it’s from the communal angle or the religious angle. This is done through Leadership, Innovation, and Community. Our Club grows leaders, mentors leaders, and allows for its leaders to use these skills in other ways at work, home, other roles at CBS, or the FJMC. We have innovated by modifying existing programs, being flexible when a worldwide pandemic toyed with us, and coming up with new and exciting ways to enhance our Jewish Community in the region, Chicagoland area, and especially at CBS.

Thanks to all of you reading for allowing me the opportunity to lead this Club. Don’t worry. I won’t slink away. Bob, you know how to find me.

Lastly, on a personal note, thanks for the support, encouragement, and suggestions from my son, Brandon, and girlfriend, Elyse, during my tenure as Co-President.

B’Shalom!

Andy Andrew F. Wagner, MD Co-President, CBS Men’s Club, 2021-23

Last final programming note... Our Men’s Club Golf Outing and Dinner will be held on Thursday June 15th. Still spots available to sign up for golf and dinner or just dinner. See flyer on page 13 in this Bulletin for more information.

Steve Lessman Dr. Andrew Wagner

Register: https://linktr.ee/cbsmensclub

CBS HAPPENINGS

Celebrate your Son’s Brit Milah Your Daughter’s Simchat Bat At Beth Shalom!

Welcoming a new baby to the family and to the Jewish community is a wonderful event for families to celebrate.

How meaningful it is for Beth Shalom families to have a Brit Milah or Simchat Bat at Beth Shalom.

Please contact Maria Catezone, Office Manager, at 847-498-4100x26 or email MCatezone@BethShalomNB.org for more information and synagogue availability.

Having A Simcha ?

Baby Naming, Auf Ruf, Anniversary, Special Birthday, Graduation, etc...

Consider Hosting a Kiddush on Shabbat to Celebrate!

 $180 sponsorship - includes up to 8 guests, Kiddush lunch and a custom decorated cake

 $500 sponsorship - includes up to 15 guests, embellished Kiddush lunch, custom decorated cake, personalized napkins and large celebration table for your guests including a floral centerpiece (for $750 sponsorship, same as above but includes up to 24 guests and two celebration tables.)

 $1,800 sponsorship - includes up to 50 guests, embellished Kiddush lunch, custom decorated cake, personalized napkins, choice of fabric table linens, bottle of sparkling wine.

For more info, contact Randi Simon by email rsimon@bethshalomnb.org or call 847-498-4100 ext.23

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CBS HAPPENINGS

On so many levels I feel as if this concert will be one of the more touching and impactful music programs in which I have taken part. Having hosted the Yitzchak Rabin violin at CBS and performed with it on Yom HaShoah, I can only imagine the impression it will leave with you. Please support the Violins of Hope by purchasing tickets to the event, so that they can continue their work of education the world about the Holocaust through music. Cantor Steven Stoehr

CBS HAPPENINGS

Congregation Beth Shalom will be hosting Shabbaton prior to Women’s League Convention 2023

Friday, July 14 and Saturday, July 15, 2023

CBS Sisterhood members are invited to join the Shabbaton for services and dinner, Friday, and services and Kiddush, Saturday. Please use the specific links for Friday night dinner reservations. Dinner cost is $50.

Absolute deadline June 23, 2023

https://www.wizevents.com/wlcj2023/?id=7793

CBS Sisterhood will be hosting the Shabbat Kiddush for Shabbaton. There will not be a charge, but we do need to know if you will be attending.

Please let Jackie Zelkowitz know jzelkowitz@comcast.net by June 23, 2023

Office Closings

(closed all day unless noted)

Monday, June 19

Juneteenth

Monday-Tuesday

July 3-4

Independence Day Observance

CBS HAPPENINGS

Rabbi Chapman’s Installation

As my grandchildren, Meital and Noah, would say, “Team work makes dreams work.” We had an amazing team of volunteers and staff who made the Installation Shabbat of Rabbi Chapman so memorable. Thank you to these extraordinary volunteers and staff.

Lawrence J. LeVine - Invitation

Becky Becker, Stacey Dembo and Carly Sear - delicious Friday Night Dinner

Hillary Elkins, Amy LeVine and Roz Mokhtarian – beautiful Friday Night Oneg

Randi Simon and Jackie Zelkowitz – scrumptious Kiddush

Our Kitchen Staff led by Maria Gutierrez

Edgar Chavez and the Maintenance Staff

Our CBS Sisterhood for providing servers

Deanne Friedman for her assistance with the registration

Lisa Weisner for her computer skills

Thank you, Michael Garlin, for taking my phone calls and for your support.

My sincere gratitude to Maria Catezone who was involved in the planning of every aspect of this Shabbat. Maria’s willingness to give her ideas, time and support is greatly valued.

And we want to thank CBS Sisterhood and CBS Men’s Club for their contributions to sponsor the Shabbat.

Todah Rabah!

Jill Olefsky

CBS Celebrates Israel@75!

CBS HAPPENINGS

Women’s League for Conservative Judaism Convention 2023 Social Action Project: The Shifrah and Puah Project

GIVING THE GIFT OF A HEALTHY BIRTH

Women’s League for Conservative Judaism has chosen to support the Shifrah and Puah Maternity Center in Uganda after the portion Exodus 1:1-6:1 Parshat Shemot where Shifrah and Puah, Pharaoh’s midwives are told to kill all the Jewish babies.This center was “founded” in July, 2018, due to the efforts of Israeli nurse and midwife, Ilana Shemesh, who wanted to improve the maternal and infant mortality rates in Uganda for ALL babies and mothers.

This center is donation dependent serving the women of Mbale and neighboring villages and has a multi -denominational clientele and staff of Jews, Christians, and Muslims. All services provided by the center are completely free of charge to encourage women to come in for prenatal, birth and post-partum services rather than going through their pregnancies unassisted.The center is dependent on donations.

Your support is vital to ensure these mothers and babies are healthy and provided with all the services and supplies they need. Use the drop-down menu on the Women’s League website, click on the Convention 2023 Special Project to see the different levels you can donate for the women of Uganda.

Todah Rabah, Ellen Grossman - CBS congregant and Executive Board Member and Randy Schwartz

WLCJ 2023 Convention 2023 Social Action Project Co-Chairs

elkie17@gmail.com

rschwartz@wlcj.org

Happy Anniversary - July

MILESTONES

WE PRAY THAT THESE FAMILIES WILL BUILD STRONG JEWISH HOMES AND CONTRIBUTE BLESSINGS TO THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL AND TO ALL HUMANITY

Norma Rosen is happy to announce the birth of her great grandson, Ari Daniel Smith. Robin and Steven Bright are happy to announce the birth of their grandson, Ethan Andrew Bright.

Michelle and Mark Schneider are happy to announce the birth of their granddaughter, Janie Belle Schneider. James Schneider is happy to announce the birth of his great granddaughter, Janie Belle Schneider.

Beverly and Mel Dolin are happy to announce the birth of their great granddaughter, Lucia Ivy Dolin.

Sheri and Stewart Smason are happy to announce the birth of their granddaughter, Maizy Emma Jonesi. Joyce and Dan Rabinowitz are happy to announce the birth of their grandson, Max David Muller.

Dalia and Jay Rabinowitz are happy to announce the birth of their great grandson, Max David Muller.

Robin and Cliff Wolf are happy to announce the birth of their granddaughter, Avery Shelley Weiss.

Bonnie and Lee Malmed are happy to announce the birth of their great granddaughter, Avery Shelley Weiss. Norma Rosen and Sam Levin are happy to announce the birth of their great granddaughter, Avery Shelley Weiss.

The Congregation Extends Its Sympathy To: Melany Shaftal on the passing of her husband, Max Shaftal. Lisa Weisner on the passing of her father, Jack Kuppersmith. Ellen Mittelman on the passing of her husband, Joseph Mittelman. Mara (Richard) Bernstein on the passing of her mother, Natalie Rubin. Elaine Michaels on the passing of her husband, Howard Michaels.

CBS Memorial Plaques

If you wish to honor the memory of a dear one, a most fitting, traditional and dignified remembrance is through a Memorial Plaque.

Each memorial plaque, bearing the name and yahrzeit date, is mounted on the tablet in the Moseson Alcove or Feather Beit Midrash. It is lit on the Shabbat of the week of the yahrzeit, on the day of the yahrzeit and on the four festivals during the year whenYizkor is recited.

Beginning July 1, 2023 the cost of a memorial plaque will increase from $500 to $613. Over the last few years the cost of plaques and shipping has risen which has prompted this price increase. Please contact Maria Catezone by phone at 847-498-4100 x26 or email MCatezon@BethShalomNB.org for information or to order a plaque.

The following families have dedicated a memorial plaque in memory of their loved ones.

In memory of JOEL W. WEINSTEIN

by Suzanne Weinstein

In memory of WILLIAM FRANKLIN HARRIS

by Rosalyn Harris

Death of Esteemed Members: Max Shaftal

Joseph Mittelman

Howard Michaels

BIMA FLOWER FUND

To the Board, Staff, Sisterhood and members of CBS for acknowledging my father, Jack Kuppersmith. I am grateful for the support of such a loving community.

Lisa Weisner

Thank you to all my friends and my CBS Family for the outpouring of well wishes and love in my time of mourning. I can’t thank you enough and I will never forget your kindness and generosity.

Mara Bernstein

CANDLE LIGHTING & SERVICE TIMES

Candle Lighting and Service Times (All Services and Times subject to change and are Live Streamed)

Daily Minyan (in-person and Live Streaming)**

Legal Holidays 8:45 AM

- Friday 7:45 AM

Sunday - Thursday 7:45 PM

Mincha will take place at the conclusion of morning Shabbat services, but not before 12:30 PM.

DONATIONS

THE CONGREGATION GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS:

Rabbi Melman's Good & Welfare Fund

Rabbi Aaron Melman In appreciation of you. Thank you so much for all your kindness. Michael and Carol Schnitzler

Rabbi Aaron Melman In appreciation of you.

Thank you so much for all your help with Max's Bar Mitzvah event! Andrea Grouper

Rabbi Aaron Melman In appreciation of you and the comfort you provided during our difficult time. The Shaftal Family

Rabbi Aaron Melman In appreciation of you. We want to express our heartfelt thanks for all that you did on our behalf during Men's Club

Shabbat Morning Services. Darlene and Norman Padnos

Rabbi Aaron Melman In appreciation of you. Thank you for your spiritual guidance. Lee Michaels Sheri and Stewart Smason, For the birth of your beautiful granddaughter, Maizy! Mazel Tov. Robin and Steven Bright

Carol Schnitzler In honor of you and 25 years at the Mikvah! Jeff and Barbara Lerch

The Mittleman Family In memory of Joseph Mittleman. We send our heartfelt condolences. Andy and David Reich and Family, Jerry and Joan Schwimmer

Melany Shaftal and Family In memory of Max Shaftal. Arlene and Ray Handler, Bob and Cindy Marder, Linda and Rusty Eisenberg Martin, Diane and Aaron Marks

Lisa Weisner In memory of Jack Kuppersmith. Cece and Arlen Lasinsky, Erwin and Nancy Borowsky, Judy and Michael Balter, The Rokni Family

Cantor Stoehr's Good & Welfare Fund

Cantor Steven Stoehr In appreciation of you. Thank you so much for all your kindness. Michael and Carol Schnitzler

Cantor Steven Stoehr In appreciation of you for the beautiful Yom Hashoah Musical Commemoration Program. Bob and Cindy Marder, Darlene and Norman Padnos

Cantor Stoehr In appreciation of your officiation at the memorial service for Max Shaftal. Family of Max Shaftal

Cantor Steven Stoehr In memory of Irene Stoehr. Judy and Shelly Sandack, Steven and Iris Podolsky, Denise and Steve Krug, Eileen Van and Aaron Kleeblatt, Gary and Julie Korol, Hillary and Jeff Cohen, Steven and Faye Krasner

The Reich Family For the birth of your new little princess. Mazel Tov! Tammy and Howard Goberstein

Robin Bright and Family For the birth of Ethan Andrew Bright! All the best of health, mazel and happiness! Gloria and Denis Weinberg

Sara Kushnir In memory of Richard Kushnir. Eitan and Barbara Ben-Dov

For the yahrzeit of Lillian Bentkover Burton Bentkover

Terri and Marc Schwartz In memory of Louis Braver, beloved father and grandfather. Our deepest sympathy. Henry and Marcia Rabinowitz, Jack and Caron Knopoff

Judie Smith In memory of Bernard Lipsitz. Jack and Caron Knopoff

Michelle Schneider In memory of Bernard Lipsitz. Jack and Caron Knopoff

Melany Shaftal and Family In memory of Max Shaftal, beloved husband, father, grandfather and friend. May his memory be for a blessing. Andy and David Reich and Family, Ira and Adrienne Holtzman, Scott and Susan Glazer and Family

Joel Greenberg In memory of Jan Greenberg. Our sincere condolences. Barbara and Jeff Lerch Bob Cremer In memory of your beloved sister, Carole. Iris and Ira Lerner

Cindy and Jimmy Tauberg In memory of your beloved mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother Irene Stoehr, who loved her family so much. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend. Her family meant the world to her and she was always surrounded by them. Wendy Kaplan

Rabbi Chapman's Good & Welfare Fund

Rabbi David Chapman In honor of you. Congratulations on your installation. Noel and Sandy Wilner

Rabbi David and Jonathan Chapman For the birth of Amitai Nathaniel, Mazel Tov! Denise and Steven Krug

Sara Kushnir In memory of Richard Kushnir. Suzanne Gilford

For the yahrzeit of my beloved mother, Lolita Garcia de Farnos. May her memory be for a blessing to all who knew and loved her. Loly Farnos and Herb Lesnoy

Bernard Grad Memorial Chesed Fund

Carol Schnitzler In honor of your devotion and dedication to the Community Mikvah for the past 25 years. Larry and Fern Roseman

Fern and Larry Roseman In appreciation of you. Happy Passover and we always appreciate your hospitality. Gail and Michael Rabin

Lisa Weisner In memory of Jack Kuppersmith. We are so very sorry for your loss. Larry and Fern Roseman

Melany Shaftal In memory of Max Shaftal. We are so sorry for your loss. Larry and Fern Roseman, Wes and Susan Nissen, Helene and Tom Coorsh, Judy and Joel Greenman, The Rokni Family

The Edelson Family In memory of Alan Edelson. We are so sorry for your loss. Loren Roseman, Jodi and Adam Berlinger and Family

Burt Patzik Scholarship Fund

Ron and Laura Schoeneman For the birth of Sadie Wynn Schoeneman. Congratulations! Marla and Alan Patzik

Shayle Patzik In honor of your birthday! Shirley Patzik Samuels

Alan Patzik In honor of your birthday! Shirley Patzik Samuels

Melany Shaftal In memory of your beloved husband, Max Shaftal. Keith and Marci Shapiro

Jeremy and Hillary Elkins In memory of Gary Elkins. Susan and Wes Nissen

Carl & Judy Wolkin Innovations in Education Fund

Beverly and Mel Dolin For the birth of your new great-granddaughter, Lucia! Congratulations! She is sure to bring joy and happiness to all. Diane Goldman

Donald Levine In honor of your granddaughters, Chloe and Olivia, college graduations. Sheldon and Sandy Cotler

Sheri & Stewart Smason For the birth of Maizy Emma. Mazel tov on the birth of your new granddaughter. Mitzie and Stewart Herman

Robin and Steven Bright For the birth of your new grandson. Mazel Tov!! Sharon and Mark Telpner

Sharon Cohen In honor of Jessica's graduation from Nursing School. Sheldon and Sandy Cotler

Sara Kushnir In memory of Richard Kushnir. Mark and Sharon Telpner

Melany Shaftal Family In memory of Max Shaftal. David and Jan Lasky, Naomi Weiss, Edie Korman

The Kushnir Family In memory of Richard Kushnir. We are so sorry for your loss. Jackee and Jerry Margolis

Lisa Weisner In memory of Jack Kuppersmith. Mellie Wolfson and Family

CBS Youth Endowment

Melany Shaftal In memory of Max Shaftal. May his memory be for a blessing. Susan and Herb Sier

Gold Family Sabbath Fund

Terri and Marc Schwartz In memory of Louis Braver. All our love. Fred and Fran Hakimian

Melany Shaftal & Family In memory of Max Shaftal, beloved husband, father, grandfather and mensch. Our condolences to your family. Renee and Barton Osher, Cece and Arlen Lasinsky

Harvey R. Gold Building Endowment Fund

Norma Rosen For the birth of your great grandson, Ari Daniel. Fern and Mitchell King and Family

The Shaftal Family In memory of Max Shaftal, your beloved husband, father and grandfather. Our deepest sympathy on your loss. Henry and Marcia Rabinowitz, Bill Weinstein

Michelle and Mark Schneider In memory of Bernie Lipsitz, beloved father and grandfather. Our deepest sympathy. Henry and Marcia Rabinowitz, Jill and Glen Roter, Nancy and Richard Sher

Sara Kushnir In memory of Richard Kushnir. Linda Petchenik

HUGS Fund

Cantor Stoehr In appreciation of the Selah choir and HUGS at CBS! Edith Segal

Bob and Rene Cremer In memory of Carole Hochman. Mel and Sue Helfand

Melany Shaftal and Family In memory of Max Shaftal. I am so very sorry for your loss; he certainly will be missed. May his memory be an everlasting memory. Marlene Slavitt

Janna Sugar Memorial Israel Scholarship Fund

Andy and David Reich For the birth of your new granddaughter, Elsa Raya. Mazel tov! Jerry and Adrienne Bauer

Melany Shaftal and Family In memory of Max Shaftal. Marc and Terri Schwartz, Jill and Les Olefsky

Pat and Norv Redman In memory of Judi McCarthy, your beloved daughter. With deepest sympathy. Henry and Marcia Rabinowitz

Bev and David Sugar and Family In memory of Janna Sugar. Rob and Bunny Polovin, Sheryl Weissman, Debbie Brinkworth and Joe Muncer, The Hutensky Family

Mara Bernstein In memory of your mother. Sending our condolences. Adrienne and Jerry Bauer

Elayne Greenstone and Family In memory of Dov Greenstone. We were deeply saddened to learn of the news of his passing. Our heartfelt condolences to you and your entire family. David and Bev Sugar

Jeremy and Hillary Elkins In memory of Gary Elkins. Jill and Les Olefsky

Terri and Marc Schwartz In memory of your father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Jill and Les Olefsky

Michelle and Mark Schneider In memory of your father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Bernie Lipsitz. Jill and Les Olefsky

Laven Family Shabbat Celebration Fund

Zach and Ellie Bright For the birth of our first grandchild, your son, Ethan Andrew. May he always be a source of joy for you and his family! Nana and Pops

Lisa Weisner In memory of your father, Jack Kuppersmith. Our condolences on your loss. Jill and Glen Roter

Lester and Richard Kurnick Youth Fund

For the yahrzeit of of my beloved father Beth Renee Nussbaum

Men's Club Youth Scholarship Fund

Norm Padnos In honor of you receiving the Men's Club Kavod award. Jill and Les Olefsky, Judy and Joel Greenman, Barbara Levine Harvey Redfern In honor of you with love and gratitude. Cantor Yehoshua and Roberta Redfern

In memory of Evelyn and Harry Zale Valli Zale, Mitchell Zale

Paul Wald Yahrzeit Fund

For the yahrzeit of Rose Kessler Betty Ashman

For the yahrzeit of Frances Kessler. Betty Ashman

For the yahrzeit of Annabelle Lebovitz Diane Lebovitz

For the yahrzeit of Edward Loeb Diane Lebovitz

For the yahrzeit of my beloved husband, Rabbi Stanley Kazan. Frances Kazan

For the yahrzeit of Sarah Kopolavics Jeanette Schusteff

For the yahrzeit of Rose Kay Jeanette Schusteff

For the yahrzeit of Julius Schusteff Jeanette Schusteff

For the yahrzeit of Doris Kessler Betty Ashman

For the yahrzeit of Figea Higea Africk. Betty Ashman

For the yahrzeit of my father, Henry Alexander. Carole Shneider

For the yahrzeit of my husband, Jerome Shneider. Carole Shneider

For the yahrzeit of our beloved mothers and sister, Rachel Block, Shirley Krasner and Judith Dworsky Steven & Faye Krasner

For the yahrzeit of Lillian Bentkover. Burton Bentkover

For the yahrzeit of Milton Mintz Fran Brookstein

For the yahrzeit of Hugo Wolf Jerrold and Janet Wolf

Sara Kushnir and Family In memory of Richard Kushnir. Elyse and Larry Stern

Elaine Michaels In memory of Howard Michaels. John and Karon Peterson

Pay It Forward - Membership & Tuition Scholarship Funds

Dr. Lee Shulman In appreciation of you as the Moehl for our new grandson, Ethan Andrew Bright. Thank you for a beautiful Bris. Robin and Steven Bright

Prayer Book Fund

Melany, Alex, and Zach Shaftal In memory of Max Shaftal, your beloved husband, father, and grandfather. Allan, Brian, Lindsay, Adam, and Barri Werth, Susie and David Diamond

Fran and Joel Shalin In memory of your beloved mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, Helen Epstein. Allan, Brian, Lindsay, Sophie, Ari, Adam, and Barri Werth

Erin McGuire In memory of your father. CBS Sisterhood

In memory of our beloved father and grandfather, Julius L Schusteff. The Coorsh Family

Rosengard Museum Fund

Madison Rosengard In honor of your graduation from GBN. We are so proud of who you are and all the things you have accomplished. Bobi and Howard

Neil Rosengard In honor of you being named CBS Man of the Year 2023. We are so proud of you. Henry and Marcia Rabinowitz

Susan Surdyk & Family In memory of Jerry Albert, beloved husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. Sheldon and Beth Gaffen

Richard Jacobs and Family In memory of Nancy Jacobs, beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Sheldon and Beth Gaffen

Barbara Gaffen and Family In memory of Nancy Jacobs, beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Sheldon and Beth Gaffen

Jan Jacobs and Family In memory of Leonard Kraus, beloved father, grandfather and great grandfather. Beth and Sheldon Gaffen and Family

Elaine Michaels In memory of Howard Michaels. We know he will be missed by many people who knew and loved him. We have many nice memories of our friendship. Eileen Rosengard and Howard Getlin

DONATIONS

Rubenstein Memorial Library Fund

Sara Kushnir In memory of Richard Kushnir. Sam and Becca Tatel

Sisterhood Eyshet Chayil Fund

Robin and Steven Bright For the birth of Ethan Andrew. Michael & Carol Schnitzler

Maria Catezone In appreciation of you. Thank you so much for all your kindness and assistance. Michael & Carol Schnitzler

Sheri and Stewart Smason For the birth of your granddaughter, Maizy Emma. Michael and Carol Schnitzler

Joel Greenberg In memory of Jan Greenberg. Michael and Carol Schnitzler

Melany Shaftal In memory of Max Shaftal. Michael and Carol Schnitzler

Sara Kushnir In memory of Richard Kushnir. Michael and Carol Schnitzler

Sophie Binstein Tzedakah Fund

Mara Bernstein and Family In memory of Natalie Rubin, beloved mother and grandmother. Diana and Maury Lewis

Steven Teitelbaum Camp Ramah Scholarship Fund

Melany Shaftal and Family In memory of Max Shaftal. Gary and Marla Silverman

Sara Kushnir In memory of Richard Kushnir. Fay & Richard Wasserman

Staci King and Family In memory of your beloved mother Patti Diamond. So sorry for your loss. Nice she got to spend time with Ivy, and of course lots of time with Eleanor. Barbara and David Menn

The Ross Family In memory of Alan Ross, beloved grandfather, father and husband. Harvey and Bobbi Teitelbaum

Franci Kind In memory of your beloved father, Gary Elkins. May his memory be for a blessing. Merle Cowin and Larry Ordower

Zaransky Family Ticktin Jewish Community Memorial Fund

For the yahrzeit of Jeanette Swislovsky

Berkelhamer. Rita Berkelhamer Janowitz

YAHRZEITS

Jun 1-2

Rose Africk

Violet Braun

Lottie Copeland

Ludwig Freimark

Mark Gottlieb

Fannie Krasnove

Dr. Jacob Rosen

Jerome Tamler

Irwin Walzer

David Baren

David Berliner

Lewis Bernstein

Lionel Gomberg

Lotte Gruen

Gloria Kramer

Edwin Metzl

Minnie Weiss Miller

Max R. Raffeld

Isidore Shulman

Jun 3-9

Judge Martin C. Ashman

Lillian Bass

Joel Cohen

Bessie Cohen

Robert S Dick

Edna Harrison

Mignon Kaplan

Louis Klein

Eilene S. Meyerhoff

Margrit Reich

Ernest Smolen

Mickey Weiner

Jeanne Burnstein

Milton Festenstein

Rhoda Hammer

Milton Kane

Sarah Kaplan

Gail Kavka

Joseph Koehler

Isadore Metrick

Anne Schulman

Ethel Bubman

Max Frank

Queenie Havers

Alan Ivan Kessie

Rose Lehrfeld

Selma Miller

Maurice Mussman

Bernard Schoeneman

Aaron Singer

Blanche Slav

Marilyn Taksin

Samuel Wenet

Hannah Wenig

Abner West

Ronald Abrahams

Dr. Harry Bregar

Louis Kaufman

Sally Lezberg

Gerald Harvey Pryweller

Robert W. Rice

Morris Sisser

Frances Stern

Jason Sylvan

Rick Teper

Rose Tipp

Miriam Schwartz Coyne

Ben Hammerman

Edith Rose

Louis Shenk

Sherwin Simon

Rose Epstein

Marshall Graff

Jonathan Kazan

James Paley

Saul Pearl

David Rosenmutter

Miriam Rosenzweig

Anne Bitran

Norman Edelstein

Harry Isadore Fraelick

Albert Goldman

Alice Musick

Sylvia Rosett

Oscar Rudich

Barbara Sak

Abraham Jacob Shapiro

Dorothy Shulman

Erwin Waldman

Jacob Weisman

Jun 10-16

Anne Cohen

Lillian Goldstein

Stuart Harris

Chiel Hornstein

Ruth Factor Hurvitz

Molly Kazan

Ida Lambert

Jerome Sperber

Dr. Neil B. Straus

Ida Turitz

Carlyle Weiner

Irene Wertheimer

Eugene Stewart Wexelman

Evelyn Burstein

Charles Collender

Hyman Feldman

Irwin Gothelf

Shirley Gotteiner

Abraham Graff

Charlotte Fridkin Rosenberg

William Travis

Joseph Berenson

Dick Berry

Goldie Glutzer

Joseph Goldman

David Kaplan

Sarah Krupp

Alan H. Medansky

Etta Padnos

Howard Robert Barron

Sydell Rowe

Louis Barron

Jacob Burstein

Florence Eisenberg

Sheila Greenblatt

Edward Kurnick

Cecil Lava

Barbara Metrick

Isabel Mussman

Berthold Rosenthal

Marian Saltzberg

Mary Sandler

Marvin Scott

Irene Amsel

Steven Gabel

Lorraine Ruth Gilbert

Ronnie Jacobs

Marilyn Berkowitz

Goldie Cohen

Jeanne Franklin

Marianne Freimark

Carl Malmed

Lilyan Pickard

Norma Ravage

Mary M Strathman

Abe Streicher

Marcia Beth Fischer Webb

Robert Irwin Africk

Hyman Bramson

Lottie Fuld

Louis Greenfield

Jack Hencel

Saul Joseph Jaffe

Rabbi Norman Mussman

Dina Oliva

Bernard R Rabens

Abe M. Rosen

Milton Rubin

William Sher

Ida Sitnick

Sylvia Teplinsky

Leah Vogel

Jun 17-23

Adrienne Lasker Adelman

Jean Kessie

Sam Lewitz

Nathan Saltzberg

Albert Stepen

Jordan Tark

Bonnie Chelin

Emanuel Norman Flax

Manya Goldlust

Rabbi Morris Greenfield

Sara Gritzhandler

Edward L. Hammerman

Marilyn Hirsch

Bonnie Chelin Kanowitz

Lena Lempert

Fannie Losoff

Michael Marks

Henrietta Natenberg

Israel Roter

Howard Sachnoff

Philip Seiden

Stella Sylvan

Mania Vogel

Maxine Yefsky

Sidney Becker

Ronald Chizever

Esther Eskinazi

Harold Friedman

Phillip Garoon

Anson Glikman

Leonard Goldman

Ruth Bernsen Greenstein

Dr. Samuel Pogoloff

Mary Raffeld

Martin Schwartz

Norman Silverman

Betty Zelen

Ben Brownstein

Sydney Grabiner

Erwin T. Harris

Karin Press Israel

Gussie Maltz

Fredricka Stern Prager

Tillie Silcroft

Sam Sokol

Donald Sonenfeld

Karen Wadler

Mary Eisenstein

Mary Friedman

Roberta Gerson

Susan Glauberman

Joseph Kessie

Beverly Reibman

Martin Sklaroff

Thomas Tecktiel

Alyce Weisbach

Sarah Ziegler

Joseph Bass

Nathan Blackman

Berniece Blackman

Eva Childs

Rev Harry Gassel

Sheldon Gold

Celia Kahn

Simon Krivit

Thelma Kwasman

Evelyn Leavitt

Elliot Lee

Samuel Lieberman

Meta McCants

Jack Rose

Minnie Rosenberg

Ethel Shulman

Dorothy Sier

Harry Silver

Esther G. Stone

Rose Alter

Gerald Fine

Carl Fox

David Gelman

Irving Greenberg

Miriam Harpaz

Rochelle Kluber

Marc Maxman

Rivka Shertok

Jun 24-30

Abe Borowsky

Geraldine A. Brown

Alvin Cohen

Arlene Greenberg

Rose Kawer

Laura Ledany

Cecile Less

William Lipson

Ann Lopata

Robert Malkin

Pauline Mason

Alta Pasternak

Alex Rotman

Helen M. Schwartz

Sam Simon

Steve Zaransky

Claire Ageloff

Leon Friedman

Eva Kosh Goldstein

Lewis Greenberg

Annabel Handelman

Alan Markovitz

Beatrice Mattenson

Harvey Pestine

Sarah Schecter

Rose Schwartz

Morris Telpner

Alan Marvin Wagner

Sylvia Young

Rose Azine

Irving Tiny Baskin

Marilyn Berkowitz

Ben Gomberg

Arthur Greenberg

Lotfollah Hakimian

Lester Kozin

Edward Lipson

Melvyn Medansky

Nathan Nahin

Isadore Simon

Miriam Slosky

Anna Snitovsky

Lawrence Tepper

Sarah Blitstein

Myra Elaine Buchman

Harriette Mark

Fred Pinchouck

Ray "Rafael" Cohen

Beckie Eisenberg

Irwin Freedkin

Lillian Freda Glantz

William Harris

Henny Lazar

Annabelle Samuels

John Stevenson

Evelyn Stone Wernick

Walter Wolf

Ben Zare

Louis Abrahams

Doris Balter

Victor Beer

Albert Brandelstein

Lena Freedman

Ernst Newton

Barbara Politinsky

Oscar Smith

Anna Vodianoy

Ruth Weisman

Mary Bragman

Isadore Drazner

Leah Edelstein

Julius Fishbain

Louis Greenberg

Alfred Kohlman

Earl Rosenstein

Stephan Shiffers

Phyllis Wilner

Jeanne LaPorte Yeidel

Jul 1-7

Leon Baer

Morris Bauer

Dr. Joseph Eisenstein

Lillian Good

Monte Goodman

Alfred Hayum

Edward A. Kozin

Manfred Lazar

Lois Levin

Nathan Malmed

Leona Maskin

Phillip Myers

Tsvi Nussbaum

Abe Ofengender

Stephen David Robins

Lisa Sarnoff

William Schultz

Rose Schultz

Ruth Wintroub

Barbara Wolken

Boris A. Checker

Rachel Dubofsky

Idelle Gertzfeld

Susan Ginsburg

Israel David Hoffman

Ellen Kerschner

Joseph Morrison

Gail Pearlman

Ruth Pestine

Avraham Aryeh Rabinowitz

Sarah Rome

Joseph Weiland

George Berman

Betty Fisher

Rebecca Henson

Hope Ilene Lazar

Morris Levine

Benet Levine

Samuel Miller

Miriam Ross

Sara Shapiro

Israel Steiner

Helen Tatel

Manuel Weisman

Louis Boron

Faye Chapman

George Diamond

Ida Dickler

Sue Glen

Sydney Greiman

Evelyn S. Marder

Shirley Neiger

Louis Ratsky

Nathan Schmulenson

Scott Robert Sherman

Anne Evelyn Tossey

Anna Turovitz

Milton Warsaski

John Erdos

Israel Greenband

Belle Greiman

Albert Hoffman

Dorothy Kahn

Besse Lindenberg

Sol Rosenberg

Annette Schiller

Sidney Sterling

Florence Wald

Elsie Birkner

Sara Dragon

Bluma Elion

Esther Goldman

Arnold "Arnie" Goldstein

Aaron Gotskind

Sol Israel

Gertrude Katz

Joseph Kitzes

Joseph Kitzes

Bessie G. Miller

Frances Ofsaiof

Theresa Pontecore

Max Rosenfeld

Marvin Yablong

Martha Bright

Miguel Castellano

Leon Faratzi

Dr. Victor Ganz

Belle H. Greenberg

Bernard Kane

Harry Solowinchik

Dr. Franklin Julian Star

Rudolf Vogel

William Wagner

Jul 8-14

Mary Adler Barricks

Muriel Deutsch

Annette Feldman

Rose Gurin

Semeon Izbersky

George Kalter

Morris Kaplan

Doris Sax Kofman

Ida Letwat

Edward Levy

Lee Markovitz

Ricky Rosenberg

Maria Josefa Reyes Sanchez

Thelma Schaffel

Goldie Sterling

Irving Williams

Bruce H. Brenner

Victor Bright

Ronald Chedeck

Albert Corey

Albert Cremer

Sally Dickman-Chase

Adele F. Gale

Francine Maslov

Andrew Rosenbaum

Celia Scott

Arnold R. Daar

Irina Drozdov

Marilyn Galston

Bertha Goldman

Sophie Hahn

Gloria Ann Hoke

Sol Katz

Barbara Kurnick

Harold Lewis

Myron H. Maxwell

Maurice Osher

Caroline Petasnick

Allen Rotman

Henry Tischler

Betty Wall

Sam Wolff

Max M. Ableman

Meyer Blitstein

Harry Coorsh

Shirley Garland

Carla Gohde

Bertha Goldberg

Sarah Harris

Charles Hessell

Frieda Hoffman

Richard Orrin Hoffman

Norman Nusbaum

Eliyahu Ross

Nettie Samuels

Paul Shulman

Daniel Cohn

Flora Fine

Sam Gelfeld

Harry Halpern

Flora Issen

Henry Levine

Carol L. Rieger

Irving Rubenstein

James Stone

Daniel B. Toubes M.D.

Rabbi Lawrence H Charney

Emil Ghidali

Harriet Handler

Steven Laven

Jean Mayster

Abraham Rochwerger

Blanche Sabin

Harvey Schneider

Morris Seidler

Sara Silver

Jerome Vogel

Maurice Young

Fannie Zlatkin

Myrna Blocker

Gertrude Boron

Harry Harris

Yale Hecktman

Eileen Hirschtick

Audree Lasser

Ada Lovitt

Baruch Mangurten

Basha Mangurten

Alex Meerbaum

Nettie Meltzer

Leon Mirelman

Marilyn Morris

Alfy Nathan

Sam Solomon

Ruthel Weiss

Darwin Wood

Esther Zoberman

Jul 15-21

Joseph Cohen

Ferne Elliott

Allegra Faratzi

Leroy Fine

Seymour L. Gordon

Ida Kaufman

Harvey Medvin

Herman Meerbaum

Jeannette Petchenik

Harry Schaffer

Loraine B. Schonfeld

Bennett Wintroub

Celia Brownstein

Todd Chapman

Gertrude Goldfarb

Harry Lempert

Frieda Oshroff

Edward Sigman

Touba Soomekh

Harlene Sperling

Sol Stern

Bernard N Wolper

Howard Apple

Sheldon Chapman

Sam Davis

Josef Dembo

Marie Eisenberg

Rose Fogel

Lillian Freidin

Gertrude Gettleman

Mark Kalter

Barbara Rudenberg

Al Schwartz

Aaron Stein

Jeanette Streicher

Dorothy Rapaport West

Harold Zislis

Joe Asch

Charles Korenthal

Ann Bolotin Kushnir

Rose Lillian Lesnoy

Leo Petchenik

Annette Pierce

Henry Schuster

Marcia Sheryl Schwartzberg

Melvin J Tecktiel

Samuel Turitz

Nathan Wedner

Arnold Blocker

Joseph Jacob Clor

Fay B. Dunn

Herbert E. Hibnick

Norman Kramer

Gerald "Jerry" Kurtz

Vicki Madigan

Harry Messer

Marilyn Z. Ross

Rika Shafir

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