LIFE
THE QUARTERLY MAGAZINE OF CJE SENIORLIFE WINTER 2014/15
Winter Wellness!
Heart Health at Lieberman Center The Myth of Depression and Aging Connecting with Linkages
PLUS:
thanks to our many donors!
L I F E M A G A Z I N E S TA F F Vice President, Marketing Management Carole Klein-Alexander
Viewpoint
Manager, Marketing and Communications Mary Keen Senior Digital Marketing Specialist Nicole Bruce Senior Graphic Designer Shari Imbo E-marketing Specialist Lana Gorelova
C O N T R I B U TO R S Ron Benner Noel DeBacker, M.D. Sharon Dornberg-Lee Joan Richman Ente Allyson Marks Greenfield
C O V E R A RT W O R K Shari Imbo
Read Life Magazine online www.cje.net/life We always strive for accuracy, but if you have any questions or concerns, please call 773.508.1024.
Dear Reader, Welcome to the winter edition of LIFE Magazine. With cold weather already upon us, it’s quite appropriate that this issue is focused on winter wellness. As the Executive Director of the beautifully renovated Lieberman Center for Health and Rehabilitation, I want to point out that February is Heart Health Month. Lieberman’s Center for Heart Health, in the Haag Pavilion for Rehabilitation, opened two years ago to meet the special rehab needs of individuals with cardiac disease. Led by a board-certified cardiologist at NorthShore University HealthSystem, this program focuses on the afterhospital care of individuals with congestive heart failure (CHF), those who have undergone coronary artery surgery or those with cardiac disorders that coincide with lung disease. In the last year, the Center for Heart Health provided cardiac rehab care to 59 patients who were admitted with a primary cardiac diagnosis. The clinical outcome results to date have been very positive: Data for Lieberman’s Center for Heart Health shows that through June 2014, no patients were re-hospitalized after 72 hours and only 1% of our patients required re-hospitalization after 30 days. To help people understand the critical need for a program devoted to heart health in a rehabilitation facility, Dr. Noel DeBacker, Medical Director of CJE SeniorLife and Lieberman Center, provides a medical update on congestive heart failure (CHF) and the benefits of specialized post-acute rehabilitation. He gives a brief explanation of CHF, its symptoms and how optimal treatment is holistic and mindful. I am also delighted to announce that Lieberman Center has been recognized and accredited by the International Commission on Accreditation for Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), for its Inpatient Adult Rehabilitation Program as well as its Long-Term Person-Centered Care Program. Lieberman is the only skilled nursing facility in the Chicago area with a CARF-accredited inpatient rehabilitation program. Additional achievements in the past year include the introduction of dialysis, advanced wound care, infusion therapy, medicallycomplex orthopedic care and a Transitional Care Nursing Program that provides support, education and guidance to patients returning home after a rehab stay. Moving on from hearts to minds, January is Mental Wellness Month. In this issue of LIFE, you will find a very informative article on whether depression in older adults is a fact or a myth. Also, there’s an article on Linkages, a unique and innovative program for families who have adult children with disabilities. Finally, it is our honor and privilege to thank the thousands of individuals, donors, corporations, foundations, and government agencies…as well as the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago…who provide us with the necessary support to fulfill our critical mission of enhancing the lives of older adults. Best wishes for a meaningful and peaceful holiday season,
CJE SeniorLife is a partner in serving our community, supported by the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.
Ron Benner, B.S.N., M.B.H.A., R.N., L.N.H.A. Lieberman Center Executive Director & CJE Nursing Advisor
L I F E M A G A Z I N E S TA F F Vice President, Marketing Management Carole Klein-Alexander
Viewpoint
Manager, Marketing and Communications Mary Keen Senior Digital Marketing Specialist Nicole Bruce Senior Graphic Designer Shari Imbo E-marketing Specialist Lana Gorelova
C O N T R I B U TO R S Ron Benner Noel DeBacker, M.D. Sharon Dornberg-Lee Joan Richman Ente Allyson Marks Greenfield
C O V E R A RT W O R K Shari Imbo
Read Life Magazine online www.cje.net/life We always strive for accuracy, but if you have any questions or concerns, please call 773.508.1024.
Dear Reader, Welcome to the winter edition of LIFE Magazine. With cold weather already upon us, it’s quite appropriate that this issue is focused on winter wellness. As the Executive Director of the beautifully renovated Lieberman Center for Health and Rehabilitation, I want to point out that February is Heart Health Month. Lieberman’s Center for Heart Health, in the Haag Pavilion for Rehabilitation, opened two years ago to meet the special rehab needs of individuals with cardiac disease. Led by a board-certified cardiologist at NorthShore University HealthSystem, this program focuses on the afterhospital care of individuals with congestive heart failure (CHF), those who have undergone coronary artery surgery or those with cardiac disorders that coincide with lung disease. In the last year, the Center for Heart Health provided cardiac rehab care to 59 patients who were admitted with a primary cardiac diagnosis. The clinical outcome results to date have been very positive: Data for Lieberman’s Center for Heart Health shows that through June 2014, no patients were re-hospitalized after 72 hours and only 1% of our patients required re-hospitalization after 30 days. To help people understand the critical need for a program devoted to heart health in a rehabilitation facility, Dr. Noel DeBacker, Medical Director of CJE SeniorLife and Lieberman Center, provides a medical update on congestive heart failure (CHF) and the benefits of specialized post-acute rehabilitation. He gives a brief explanation of CHF, its symptoms and how optimal treatment is holistic and mindful. I am also delighted to announce that Lieberman Center has been recognized and accredited by the International Commission on Accreditation for Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), for its Inpatient Adult Rehabilitation Program as well as its Long-Term Person-Centered Care Program. Lieberman is the only skilled nursing facility in the Chicago area with a CARF-accredited inpatient rehabilitation program. Additional achievements in the past year include the introduction of dialysis, advanced wound care, infusion therapy, medicallycomplex orthopedic care and a Transitional Care Nursing Program that provides support, education and guidance to patients returning home after a rehab stay. Moving on from hearts to minds, January is Mental Wellness Month. In this issue of LIFE, you will find a very informative article on whether depression in older adults is a fact or a myth. Also, there’s an article on Linkages, a unique and innovative program for families who have adult children with disabilities. Finally, it is our honor and privilege to thank the thousands of individuals, donors, corporations, foundations, and government agencies…as well as the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago…who provide us with the necessary support to fulfill our critical mission of enhancing the lives of older adults. Best wishes for a meaningful and peaceful holiday season,
CJE SeniorLife is a partner in serving our community, supported by the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.
Ron Benner, B.S.N., M.B.H.A., R.N., L.N.H.A. Lieberman Center Executive Director & CJE Nursing Advisor
Kickin’ into Gear with Facts ’n Figures
Medical Update
Congestive Heart Failure and Post-Acute Rehabilitation
January
is Mental Wellness Month!
By Noel DeBacker, M.D., Medical Director of CJE SeniorLife & Lieberman Center
February
is Heart Health Month & Jewish Disability Awareness Month!
Depression Rates in Older Adults
FACT: Those who live in the community are least likely to be depressed.
33,412
1 to 5% of those living in the community ... Are DEPRESSED 11.5% of hospital patients ... Are DEPRESSED 13.5% of those requiring home healthcare ... Are DEPRESSED
Illinois residents with disabilities live with family caregivers who are over 60 years old. Read about our Linkages Program, which is for family caregivers of adult children with disabilities.
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Lieberman Center for Heart Health by the Numbers 59 0%
Number of admissions with a primary cardiac diagnosis. Rehospitalization rate* after 72 hours.
1% Rehospitalization rate* 1% after 30 days.
Question:
What do all these names have in common?
V
S
C
Is it permissible for a Jewish person to receive a transplant of a pig’s heart valve?
Meditation with Margaret This Day in Chicago History Fresh Look at Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony Weight Training with Linda Music with Les Meet the Nurse The Eye Doc Is In Chair Yoga All That Jazz Discover the Web Weekly Torah Reading
Answer: Yes, even though the laws of kashrut prohibit the eating of pork, there is no doubt that a pig valve transplant is permissible, particularly if it means saving a person’s life. And, while not a lifesaving activity for most of us, it is also permissible to use a “pig skin” in playing football.
Answer: They are some of the classes offered to homebound adults through our
Sources: “Kosher Pig”: www.myjewishlearning.com “Picking up Pigskin”: www.jewishtreats.org
virtual senior center
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*Rehospitalizations caused by cardiac issues thru 6/2014.
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is one of the most common reasons for admission to the hospital, and it is also the most common reason for re-admission to the hospital within 30 days after the person has been discharged. What is congestive heart failure? CHF is a condition arising when the heart is not able to circulate the blood properly, and the flow becomes sluggish. This results in backing up of fluid throughout the body, which leads to many of the characteristic symptoms. When there is an overload of fluid in the lungs, shortness of breath results. At first this occurs only with physical activity, but as time goes on, it can occur at rest. It can also occur at night and result in an attack of shortness of breath waking the person from sleep. It is generally easier to sleep with congestive heart failure when the head is elevated, so people often start using more pillows. Swelling of the ankles is another common symptom, although if this is the only symptom, it is more often the result of impairment in function of the veins in the legs. Other symptoms can include cough (especially with frothy sputum or blood), wheezing, dizziness or lightheadedness, frequent urination at night, weakness and mental confusion. The treatment of CHF involves careful monitoring of body weight because it is the best way to know if
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fluid retention is occurring. Gaining or losing five pounds in a day is never due to fat loss, but instead to retention or loss of fluid, so daily weighing provides a key warning system. Salt (sodium) intake is also closely monitored because it results in further fluid retention. Medications such as furosemide (Lasix) are commonly used to help remove sodium and water from the body. Other medications may be used to reduce the load the heart has to pump against and to improve the heart’s ability to contract. Beta blocker medications have been shown to improve survival when added to ACE inhibitors. “Lieberman Center has a proven track record of rehabilitating individuals with cardiac disorders and returning them to home.” – Ron Benner Lieberman Center Executive Director & CJE SeniorLife Nursing Advisor
Skilled nursing facilities providing post-acute rehabilitation are common destinations for people with CHF after discharge from the hospital. Some facilities have developed specialized units to meet the challenges that have contributed to hospital readmission rates. Lieberman Center has such a unit—the Center for Heart Health, where we provide close monitoring of salt intake and fluid balance, consultation with a Cardiologist, special nurse training to administer intravenous medications, exercise equipment to provide safe reconditioning and a number of other enhancements. For more information on our Center for Heart Health, please visit www.cje.net/CenterForHeartHealth.
Kickin’ into Gear with Facts ’n Figures
Medical Update
Congestive Heart Failure and Post-Acute Rehabilitation
January
is Mental Wellness Month!
By Noel DeBacker, M.D., Medical Director of CJE SeniorLife & Lieberman Center
February
is Heart Health Month & Jewish Disability Awareness Month!
Depression Rates in Older Adults
FACT: Those who live in the community are least likely to be depressed.
33,412
1 to 5% of those living in the community ... Are DEPRESSED 11.5% of hospital patients ... Are DEPRESSED 13.5% of those requiring home healthcare ... Are DEPRESSED
Illinois residents with disabilities live with family caregivers who are over 60 years old. Read about our Linkages Program, which is for family caregivers of adult children with disabilities.
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Lieberman Center for Heart Health by the Numbers 59 0%
Number of admissions with a primary cardiac diagnosis. Rehospitalization rate* after 72 hours.
1% Rehospitalization rate* 1% after 30 days.
Question:
What do all these names have in common?
V
S
C
Is it permissible for a Jewish person to receive a transplant of a pig’s heart valve?
Meditation with Margaret This Day in Chicago History Fresh Look at Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony Weight Training with Linda Music with Les Meet the Nurse The Eye Doc Is In Chair Yoga All That Jazz Discover the Web Weekly Torah Reading
Answer: Yes, even though the laws of kashrut prohibit the eating of pork, there is no doubt that a pig valve transplant is permissible, particularly if it means saving a person’s life. And, while not a lifesaving activity for most of us, it is also permissible to use a “pig skin” in playing football.
Answer: They are some of the classes offered to homebound adults through our
Sources: “Kosher Pig”: www.myjewishlearning.com “Picking up Pigskin”: www.jewishtreats.org
virtual senior center
4
3& s e g a P
5
*Rehospitalizations caused by cardiac issues thru 6/2014.
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is one of the most common reasons for admission to the hospital, and it is also the most common reason for re-admission to the hospital within 30 days after the person has been discharged. What is congestive heart failure? CHF is a condition arising when the heart is not able to circulate the blood properly, and the flow becomes sluggish. This results in backing up of fluid throughout the body, which leads to many of the characteristic symptoms. When there is an overload of fluid in the lungs, shortness of breath results. At first this occurs only with physical activity, but as time goes on, it can occur at rest. It can also occur at night and result in an attack of shortness of breath waking the person from sleep. It is generally easier to sleep with congestive heart failure when the head is elevated, so people often start using more pillows. Swelling of the ankles is another common symptom, although if this is the only symptom, it is more often the result of impairment in function of the veins in the legs. Other symptoms can include cough (especially with frothy sputum or blood), wheezing, dizziness or lightheadedness, frequent urination at night, weakness and mental confusion. The treatment of CHF involves careful monitoring of body weight because it is the best way to know if
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fluid retention is occurring. Gaining or losing five pounds in a day is never due to fat loss, but instead to retention or loss of fluid, so daily weighing provides a key warning system. Salt (sodium) intake is also closely monitored because it results in further fluid retention. Medications such as furosemide (Lasix) are commonly used to help remove sodium and water from the body. Other medications may be used to reduce the load the heart has to pump against and to improve the heart’s ability to contract. Beta blocker medications have been shown to improve survival when added to ACE inhibitors. “Lieberman Center has a proven track record of rehabilitating individuals with cardiac disorders and returning them to home.” – Ron Benner Lieberman Center Executive Director & CJE SeniorLife Nursing Advisor
Skilled nursing facilities providing post-acute rehabilitation are common destinations for people with CHF after discharge from the hospital. Some facilities have developed specialized units to meet the challenges that have contributed to hospital readmission rates. Lieberman Center has such a unit—the Center for Heart Health, where we provide close monitoring of salt intake and fluid balance, consultation with a Cardiologist, special nurse training to administer intravenous medications, exercise equipment to provide safe reconditioning and a number of other enhancements. For more information on our Center for Heart Health, please visit www.cje.net/CenterForHeartHealth.
British essayist Charles Lamb once observed “we grow gray
in our spirit before we grow gray in our hair.” In essence, he was saying that just as day becomes night, growing older surely means growing weary, hopeless, and despondent…right? Wrong!
Q.
I s it nat ural to e x p e r ie nc e de p r e ssion as w e ag e ? There is a common misconception that older adults are more likely to be depressed than their younger peers; in fact the opposite is true. Depression is less prevalent among older adults, ranging from 1 to 5% of the population*. However, the rate of depression does rise among those with serious health problems and those living in institutional settings**. Depression is not a sign of weakness and it is not a normal response to getting older. It is a medical condition, like high blood pressure or diabetes, and it can and should be treated.
Mythbuster! Depression is
not
a Natural Part of Aging By Sharon Dornberg-Lee, L.C.S.W. and Joan Richman Ente, L.C.S.W., C.-A.S.W.C.M.
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Q.
What c ause s de p r e ssion a mong ol de r ad ults? Some of the difficult changes and adjustments of the later years can certainly contribute. After the loss of a spouse or friend, one’s independence or career, grief is normal and helps in the healing process—up to a point. When grief over a loss becomes unrelenting or disabling, depression may be in play. How can you tell if an older loved one is depressed—or recognize those symptoms in yourself? Red flags include: • Loss of interest in hobbies or other pleasurable pastimes. • Social withdrawal and isolation. • Noticeable weight gain OR weight loss, OR a marked change in appetite. • Sleep disturbances. • Loss of self-esteem. • Increased use of alcohol or drugs. • Fixation on death; suicidal thoughts or statements.
Older adults who deny feeling depressed may exhibit symptoms in disguised ways: • Preoccupation with aches and pains, both real and imagined. • Feelings of hopelessness/helplessness. • Irritability/crankiness. • Lack of interest in personal care. • Lack of concentration/uncharacteristic forgetfulness.
Q.
What sho ul d yo u d o i f an ol de r family me m be r or f r ie n d is disp l ay i ng any sy mp toms of de p r e ssion ? Open, caring communication is the best place to start. Speak simply and honestly about the changes you are seeing. If you find your family member willing to talk, then listen actively, without judgment. Make clear that it is not “wrong” to feel bad, but offer hope and a plan for helping. The first step should be a visit to one’s doctor to rule out medical reasons for one’s symptoms. Offer to assist in making an appointment and going along for support. Remember that a first conversation is just a beginning; hopelessness and a lack of motivation to follow through are symptomatic of depression. Talk show host Dick Cavett described his depression this way: “When you’ve got it, if there were a magic wand across the room that would make you happy and give you everything you want—it would be too much trouble to cross the room and pick it up.” Express your concern as many times and as long as it takes to connect, remaining supportive and nonjudgmental. If there is any concern about your loved one being suicidal, however, seek help without delay.
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What ar e s om e op t ions f or t r e at i ng de p r e s s ion? Treatments include “talk therapy” (counseling with a trained therapist) and/or medication. Medicare covers approximately 80% of the cost of talk therapy; secondary insurance may cover the balance. CJE SeniorLife has been at the forefront of recognizing the mental health needs of older adults. We have offered counseling services since our inception in 1971—and we remain here to help. Our seasoned clinical social workers most often see clients at our Rogers Park and Deerfield locations. Arrangements can also be made for homebound individuals to receive services in their homes. The good news about depression is that it is eminently treatable. According to experts, most major depressive episodes are resolved within 6 months with appropriate treatment. No one, whether they are 18 or 80, has to live with depression as a life sentence. Life— however long we are blessed to have it—is meant to be lived! If you or someone you know are experiencing depression, please call 773.508.1000 and ask for Counseling Services, or visit cje.net/supportservices/counseling. Our geriatric care management team, Your Eldercare Consultants, can also coordinate care for depression and is an excellent resource for exploring options during life’s transitions. *Hasin, Goodwin, Stinson & Grant, 2005 **Blazer, 2003; Djernes, 2006
British essayist Charles Lamb once observed “we grow gray
in our spirit before we grow gray in our hair.” In essence, he was saying that just as day becomes night, growing older surely means growing weary, hopeless, and despondent…right? Wrong!
Q.
I s it nat ural to e x p e r ie nc e de p r e ssion as w e ag e ? There is a common misconception that older adults are more likely to be depressed than their younger peers; in fact the opposite is true. Depression is less prevalent among older adults, ranging from 1 to 5% of the population*. However, the rate of depression does rise among those with serious health problems and those living in institutional settings**. Depression is not a sign of weakness and it is not a normal response to getting older. It is a medical condition, like high blood pressure or diabetes, and it can and should be treated.
Mythbuster! Depression is
not
a Natural Part of Aging By Sharon Dornberg-Lee, L.C.S.W. and Joan Richman Ente, L.C.S.W., C.-A.S.W.C.M.
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Q.
What c ause s de p r e ssion a mong ol de r ad ults? Some of the difficult changes and adjustments of the later years can certainly contribute. After the loss of a spouse or friend, one’s independence or career, grief is normal and helps in the healing process—up to a point. When grief over a loss becomes unrelenting or disabling, depression may be in play. How can you tell if an older loved one is depressed—or recognize those symptoms in yourself? Red flags include: • Loss of interest in hobbies or other pleasurable pastimes. • Social withdrawal and isolation. • Noticeable weight gain OR weight loss, OR a marked change in appetite. • Sleep disturbances. • Loss of self-esteem. • Increased use of alcohol or drugs. • Fixation on death; suicidal thoughts or statements.
Older adults who deny feeling depressed may exhibit symptoms in disguised ways: • Preoccupation with aches and pains, both real and imagined. • Feelings of hopelessness/helplessness. • Irritability/crankiness. • Lack of interest in personal care. • Lack of concentration/uncharacteristic forgetfulness.
Q.
What sho ul d yo u d o i f an ol de r family me m be r or f r ie n d is disp l ay i ng any sy mp toms of de p r e ssion ? Open, caring communication is the best place to start. Speak simply and honestly about the changes you are seeing. If you find your family member willing to talk, then listen actively, without judgment. Make clear that it is not “wrong” to feel bad, but offer hope and a plan for helping. The first step should be a visit to one’s doctor to rule out medical reasons for one’s symptoms. Offer to assist in making an appointment and going along for support. Remember that a first conversation is just a beginning; hopelessness and a lack of motivation to follow through are symptomatic of depression. Talk show host Dick Cavett described his depression this way: “When you’ve got it, if there were a magic wand across the room that would make you happy and give you everything you want—it would be too much trouble to cross the room and pick it up.” Express your concern as many times and as long as it takes to connect, remaining supportive and nonjudgmental. If there is any concern about your loved one being suicidal, however, seek help without delay.
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Q.
What ar e s om e op t ions f or t r e at i ng de p r e s s ion? Treatments include “talk therapy” (counseling with a trained therapist) and/or medication. Medicare covers approximately 80% of the cost of talk therapy; secondary insurance may cover the balance. CJE SeniorLife has been at the forefront of recognizing the mental health needs of older adults. We have offered counseling services since our inception in 1971—and we remain here to help. Our seasoned clinical social workers most often see clients at our Rogers Park and Deerfield locations. Arrangements can also be made for homebound individuals to receive services in their homes. The good news about depression is that it is eminently treatable. According to experts, most major depressive episodes are resolved within 6 months with appropriate treatment. No one, whether they are 18 or 80, has to live with depression as a life sentence. Life— however long we are blessed to have it—is meant to be lived! If you or someone you know are experiencing depression, please call 773.508.1000 and ask for Counseling Services, or visit cje.net/supportservices/counseling. Our geriatric care management team, Your Eldercare Consultants, can also coordinate care for depression and is an excellent resource for exploring options during life’s transitions. *Hasin, Goodwin, Stinson & Grant, 2005 **Blazer, 2003; Djernes, 2006
Linkages
“ The heartfelt stories we hear are abundant and extremely powerful.”
Support for Families of Adults with Disabilities By Nicole Bruce
I attend the Linkages support group because our 40-year-old daughter has a developmental disability. I have traveled from the south suburbs for over eight years to attend because there is nothing else like it. Once your child is older, there is no support system. The members of the group talk about everything going on with our children, and we serve as a sounding board for each other. Rosann, the facilitator, has a lot of information to share. It is a very close group that’s very welcoming to others—both women and men. We even have large family celebrations for the holidays and other occasions. Marlene H., speaking as a member of the Linkages support group for parents of adult children with disabilities.
By Allyson Marks Greenfield
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The challenges that arise as one gets older can be complicated. But for aging adults who have children with disabilities, their concerns are even more complex since they often have growing financial, social, emotional and physical issues of their own. The gnawing worry about who will be around to care for their child with a disability can add even more stress. Statistics show that more than three-fourths of older adults with disabilities are aging in place with their parents, a number that will only grow during the “silver tsunami.” CJE is very proactive in addressing the concerns of the families and service providers in light of many recent policy changes affecting longterm supports for older adults and people with disabilities. CJE’s Linkages program supports older adults who have adult children with disabilities. It is unique because it is one of only a few programs like it in the country, and the only one in Chicago. Linkages was originally formed to reduce the potential institutionalization or homelessness of adult children with disabilities and to give support to their aging parents. New legislation, revisions and programs have created a “perfect storm” situation in which confusion and the need for more information abounds. This presents undue stress and challenges that are overwhelming for both families and service providers. These changes and implementations include the Affordable Care Act; the Illinois SMART Act, which caused major changes to Medicaid; the rollout of the Integrated Care Program; the Ligas, Colbert and Williams legislation; and the Governor’s Rebalancing Initiative, which is Illinois’ attempt to save money while also trying to expand and improve services. While these changes create the opportunity for improving quality of life and community living, they can also create fear of the unknown such as the possibility of limited choices and reductions in the quality of services and supports.
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All seniors as well as parents of adult children with disabilities can meet with CJE’s Consumer Assistance Resource Specialists to learn more about the new Health Insurance Marketplace, Medicare plans, retirement, veteran’s benefits, real estate tax exemptions, financial management, and other government and community resources as well as longterm services for seniors and adults with disabilities. For CJE’s Linkages program there are a number of ways to connect. Information and referral services can be provided over the phone. There is a support group for parents of adults with disabilities, which focuses on more sensitive issues within a small group setting in an effort to reduce feelings of isolation and discuss the best ways to access community aging and disability resources in Illinois. As one parent in the support group commented, “I don’t know what I would do without CJE and the Linkages program. They have become family to me.” Linkages also presents a monthly information meeting for larger groups where guest speakers cover relevant topics such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, housing and financial independence for people with disabilities and services for people with mental illness. We hold social events twice a year, providing adults with disabilities and their families with an uplifting way to connect with one another. Our quarterly newsletter features updates on current disability issues as well as information on such upcoming programs. You can find out more about our Linkages program, including upcoming events, vital resources, and the latest newsletters, at www.cje.net/linkages. For more information, please contact Rosann Corcoran, Clinical Supervisor and Linkages Coordinator, at 773.508.1694 or Rosann.Corcoran@cje.net.
When
Fund Raising is a Calling
For some people, fund raising can seem scary or awkward. Not to me! While raising money to support CJE’s myriad of programs, such as Creative Arts Therapy and HomeDelivered Meals, I am energized—and proud—of the impact that CJE’s programs have on people’s lives. So asking for money that could improve a senior’s life is very important and not at all scary! Donor meetings are the highlight of my job. Mark Weiner, our President and CEO, and I strive to meet with as many donors as possible each year. It’s magical to personally meet a donor and learn why he or she feels a meaningful connection to CJE. I have heard many donors, some of whom are reaching retirement age themselves, reminisce how their grandparents depended on our services decades ago. These long-time givers are still thankful that CJE helped their loved ones age with dignity and grace. The heartfelt stories we hear are abundant and extremely powerful. Just recently: • An exhausted daughter cried tears of gratitude for our Adult Day Services. By providing her frail and memorychallenged mother with a safe place to go daily, the daughter had time to work, provide for her own sick husband, and yes, pick up her kids from school. • A devoted niece sent a tribute donation to CJE in honor of her great-aunt’s 87th birthday. She is thrilled that her aunt’s social calendar is so busy at CJE’s Weinberg Community that she also bought an answering machine for her aunt’s apartment just to “check in” and play telephone tag! • A 95-year-old grandma at Lieberman Center was devastated she couldn’t be at her grandchild’s destination wedding. Putting our knowledge of technology to good
use, we arranged to have her and other family members participate in the wedding via Skype. That’s what CJE is all about: Taking care of our “family” and making each person feel empowered. When we engage in conversations with our donors, it is an opportunity to make or strengthen a connection. It gives us the chance to inform a person about what’s happening today at CJE. It is a time to show donors how their support can inspire our mission to enhance the lives of seniors in our community. Yes, it is a tool to raise dollars, but we also receive resounding endorsements and create ambassadors for our good work. They, in turn, can share our stories with others in the Jewish and larger community. And so, the stories can continue, “L’Dor V’Dor.” As the Sr. Development Director, I want to personally thank our 2,500 donors for their generosity in Fiscal Year 2014. Through our annual campaigns and government and private grants, we raised over $5 million in donations which helps subsidize care so that many people pay little or nothing for critical services like Consumer Assistance, Home-Delivered Meals, Transportation and Creative Arts Therapy and so much more. In closing, I wouldn’t be doing my job if I didn’t ask you to help us sustain the future of CJE. In the words of the Jewish scholar Hillel: “If I am not for myself who will be for me? Yet, if I am for myself only, what am I? And if not now, when?” CJE wants to be here for you when you need us and with your support, we can also be here for future generations. When Mark and I “come calling,” please open your heart and make CJE a priority for your annual or legacy gift. Call 773.508.1320 to find out about giving opportunities.
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Linkages
“ The heartfelt stories we hear are abundant and extremely powerful.”
Support for Families of Adults with Disabilities By Nicole Bruce
I attend the Linkages support group because our 40-year-old daughter has a developmental disability. I have traveled from the south suburbs for over eight years to attend because there is nothing else like it. Once your child is older, there is no support system. The members of the group talk about everything going on with our children, and we serve as a sounding board for each other. Rosann, the facilitator, has a lot of information to share. It is a very close group that’s very welcoming to others—both women and men. We even have large family celebrations for the holidays and other occasions. Marlene H., speaking as a member of the Linkages support group for parents of adult children with disabilities.
By Allyson Marks Greenfield
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The challenges that arise as one gets older can be complicated. But for aging adults who have children with disabilities, their concerns are even more complex since they often have growing financial, social, emotional and physical issues of their own. The gnawing worry about who will be around to care for their child with a disability can add even more stress. Statistics show that more than three-fourths of older adults with disabilities are aging in place with their parents, a number that will only grow during the “silver tsunami.” CJE is very proactive in addressing the concerns of the families and service providers in light of many recent policy changes affecting longterm supports for older adults and people with disabilities. CJE’s Linkages program supports older adults who have adult children with disabilities. It is unique because it is one of only a few programs like it in the country, and the only one in Chicago. Linkages was originally formed to reduce the potential institutionalization or homelessness of adult children with disabilities and to give support to their aging parents. New legislation, revisions and programs have created a “perfect storm” situation in which confusion and the need for more information abounds. This presents undue stress and challenges that are overwhelming for both families and service providers. These changes and implementations include the Affordable Care Act; the Illinois SMART Act, which caused major changes to Medicaid; the rollout of the Integrated Care Program; the Ligas, Colbert and Williams legislation; and the Governor’s Rebalancing Initiative, which is Illinois’ attempt to save money while also trying to expand and improve services. While these changes create the opportunity for improving quality of life and community living, they can also create fear of the unknown such as the possibility of limited choices and reductions in the quality of services and supports.
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All seniors as well as parents of adult children with disabilities can meet with CJE’s Consumer Assistance Resource Specialists to learn more about the new Health Insurance Marketplace, Medicare plans, retirement, veteran’s benefits, real estate tax exemptions, financial management, and other government and community resources as well as longterm services for seniors and adults with disabilities. For CJE’s Linkages program there are a number of ways to connect. Information and referral services can be provided over the phone. There is a support group for parents of adults with disabilities, which focuses on more sensitive issues within a small group setting in an effort to reduce feelings of isolation and discuss the best ways to access community aging and disability resources in Illinois. As one parent in the support group commented, “I don’t know what I would do without CJE and the Linkages program. They have become family to me.” Linkages also presents a monthly information meeting for larger groups where guest speakers cover relevant topics such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, housing and financial independence for people with disabilities and services for people with mental illness. We hold social events twice a year, providing adults with disabilities and their families with an uplifting way to connect with one another. Our quarterly newsletter features updates on current disability issues as well as information on such upcoming programs. You can find out more about our Linkages program, including upcoming events, vital resources, and the latest newsletters, at www.cje.net/linkages. For more information, please contact Rosann Corcoran, Clinical Supervisor and Linkages Coordinator, at 773.508.1694 or Rosann.Corcoran@cje.net.
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Fund Raising is a Calling
For some people, fund raising can seem scary or awkward. Not to me! While raising money to support CJE’s myriad of programs, such as Creative Arts Therapy and HomeDelivered Meals, I am energized—and proud—of the impact that CJE’s programs have on people’s lives. So asking for money that could improve a senior’s life is very important and not at all scary! Donor meetings are the highlight of my job. Mark Weiner, our President and CEO, and I strive to meet with as many donors as possible each year. It’s magical to personally meet a donor and learn why he or she feels a meaningful connection to CJE. I have heard many donors, some of whom are reaching retirement age themselves, reminisce how their grandparents depended on our services decades ago. These long-time givers are still thankful that CJE helped their loved ones age with dignity and grace. The heartfelt stories we hear are abundant and extremely powerful. Just recently: • An exhausted daughter cried tears of gratitude for our Adult Day Services. By providing her frail and memorychallenged mother with a safe place to go daily, the daughter had time to work, provide for her own sick husband, and yes, pick up her kids from school. • A devoted niece sent a tribute donation to CJE in honor of her great-aunt’s 87th birthday. She is thrilled that her aunt’s social calendar is so busy at CJE’s Weinberg Community that she also bought an answering machine for her aunt’s apartment just to “check in” and play telephone tag! • A 95-year-old grandma at Lieberman Center was devastated she couldn’t be at her grandchild’s destination wedding. Putting our knowledge of technology to good
use, we arranged to have her and other family members participate in the wedding via Skype. That’s what CJE is all about: Taking care of our “family” and making each person feel empowered. When we engage in conversations with our donors, it is an opportunity to make or strengthen a connection. It gives us the chance to inform a person about what’s happening today at CJE. It is a time to show donors how their support can inspire our mission to enhance the lives of seniors in our community. Yes, it is a tool to raise dollars, but we also receive resounding endorsements and create ambassadors for our good work. They, in turn, can share our stories with others in the Jewish and larger community. And so, the stories can continue, “L’Dor V’Dor.” As the Sr. Development Director, I want to personally thank our 2,500 donors for their generosity in Fiscal Year 2014. Through our annual campaigns and government and private grants, we raised over $5 million in donations which helps subsidize care so that many people pay little or nothing for critical services like Consumer Assistance, Home-Delivered Meals, Transportation and Creative Arts Therapy and so much more. In closing, I wouldn’t be doing my job if I didn’t ask you to help us sustain the future of CJE. In the words of the Jewish scholar Hillel: “If I am not for myself who will be for me? Yet, if I am for myself only, what am I? And if not now, when?” CJE wants to be here for you when you need us and with your support, we can also be here for future generations. When Mark and I “come calling,” please open your heart and make CJE a priority for your annual or legacy gift. Call 773.508.1320 to find out about giving opportunities.
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Community Calendar
CJE SeniorLife offers ongoing support groups and programs, which are subject to change. All programs are free unless indicated. Some fees may be partially covered by Medicare or private insurance.
Events s Classes & Series s Programs s Support Groups
December 8 Affordable Care Act Presentation. The Health Insurance Marketplace. Tracey Lipsig Kite, LCSW, HealthCare Guide at JCFS will tell you what is different and the same for 2015. Presented by the Healthcare Initiative of JCFS, with JVS, EZRA, The ARK, CJE, JCC, ATT and JFMC. Sponsored by CJE. 10–11:30 a.m. To sign up call 773.508.1047 or go to www.jcfs.org/ calendar/marketplace. W 11 Linkages: Mental Illness & Family Matters. 10:30 a.m.–Noon. 773.508.1694. H 11 Performance by Glenview Senior Chorus. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W 11 CJE Employee & Volunteer Arts & Crafts Fair. Rosenstone Room. 3:30–7:00 p.m. 773.508.1327. H 11 Life Transitions: Housing Choices and
Financial Planning | Where’s My Next Move... and Can I Afford It?
Congregation BJBE Chapel, 1201 Lake Cook Rd., Deerfield. 7:30 p.m. Information: Carol Berger at ponderer4552@sbcglobal.net. 14 Your Eldercare Consultants Presents:
Where’s My Next Move... Housing Options. Temple Jeremiah, 937 Happ
Rd., Northfield. 9:30–11:00 a.m. 847.441.5760
23 Hy Spek presents “Millenium Park.” Discussion. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
Classes & Series Parkinson’s Programs Parkinson’s On the Move
January 8 Linkages: Autism in Adulthood. Presented by Marlies Gramann of Jewish Child and Family Services.10:30 a.m. to Noon. Registration required at 773.508.1694 or rosann.corcoran@cje.net. H 15 The Vocals and Piano of Bibi Marcel and Gail Mangurten. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W 27 Richard Klein Presents “Jewish New York.” Discussion. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
February 1 Congregation Solel Choir performance. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
Exercise Class. Tuesdays & Thursdays: Feb. 3–April 9. From 1–2:00 p.m. 847.929.3022. L Artistic Journey
Art Therapy Group. Wednesdays beginning Jan. 7. From 1:30–3:00 p.m. 847.929.3022. L Parkinson’s On the Move | Ongoing
Exercise Class. Wednesdays & Fridays: 847.236.7852. From 1–2:00 p.m. W Blood Pressure Screening
Malibu Condominium, 6007 N. Sheridan Rd., Mondays: Dec. 8, Jan. 12, Feb. 9. 3-4:00 p.m.
Healthy Eating for Successful Living at Glenview Senior Center
19 The Jewish Music of Shirlee Todd, Vocals and Piano. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview. Tuesdays, January 13–February 17. 9:30 a.m.–Noon. Registration and fees apply. RSVP at 847.724.4793.
Week of 2/23
Arthritis Exercise
Linkages Community Program
Informational event in recognition of Jewish Disability Awareness Month on changes in long-term supports and services for older adults and adults with disabilities. Exact date, time and location TBD. Call 773.508.1000 for details.
2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview. Mondays, February 23–April 15. 9–10:00 a.m. Registration and fees apply. RSVP at 847.724.4793.
Holiday Closings Christmas Day New Year’s Day
December 25 January 1
Employee & Volunteer
Arts & Crafts Fair Open to the Public.
Jewelry, Pottery, Knitting, Painting, Photography and More! Date: Thursday, December 11th Time: 3:30 - 7:00 p.m. Place: Bernard Horwich Building
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S u pp o rt G ro u ps Living Life Through Loss: Bereavement Support Group
Family Caregiver Group
Sponsored by CJE SeniorLife and Jewish Healing Network. $5 per session. Registration required, RSVP at 773.508.1129. Wednesdays. 1–2:00 p.m. H
Making Connections: Seniors with Adult Children with Disabilities Connect, share experiences and learn about benefits and community resources. Sponsored by CJE’s Linkages program. Register at 773.508.1694. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month. 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m. H
Parkinson’s Caregivers Support Group A support group for caregivers of someone with Parkinson’s. Registration required. Third Wednesday of the month. 1–2:00 p.m. Call Nina Afremow, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., at 847.236.7853 for information. W
Led by Jo Hammerman, L.C.S.W. Call 847.929.3246. 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. 2nd Floor Classroom. 5–6:00 p.m. L
Holocaust Survivors Coffee & Conversation sponsored by CJE SeniorLife and Jewish Child and Family Services. Mondays, 1–2:30 p.m. 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. Register at 847.568.5200. Thursdays, 2–3:30 p.m. 3145 W. Pratt, Chicago. Register at 847.568.5100.
Family Caregivers of CJE Adult Day Services Clients Led by Dina Danieli M.S.W. Emotional support, information, education and coping strategies. Pre-registration required for loved one to participate in CJE’s Adult Day programs. Register at 847.556.8410. Second Tuesday of every month. 3:15–4:30 p.m. A
P ro grams The Lakeshore Mercaz Center for Jewish Older Adults Cultural programs sponsored by CJE, Anshe Emet, Anshe Sholom, Emanuel Congregation and Temple Sholom. Call 773.508.1073. Mercaz Program: A Celebration of Jewish Music
Tuesday, Dec. 9 from 1–2:15 p.m. Anshe Emet Synagogue 3751 N. Broadway, Chicago
Mercaz Program
Tuesday, Jan. 13 from 1–2:15 p.m. Temple Sholom 3480 N Lake Shore Dr., Chicago
Individuals Caring for Someone with Dementia Led by Nina Afremow, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., and Emily Mysel, M.S.W., L.C.S.W. First Wednesday of every month, 7–8:30 p.m. For more info call 847.236.7853. W
Caring Conversations A Support Group for Adult Children of Holocaust Survivors who are caring for an aging parent. Led by Amy Loterstein, L.S.W., A.S.W.-G. Presented by Holocaust Community Services and CJE. 3:00-4:00 pm. Meets December 10 & 17. Meets twice a month in January and February (please call for dates.) At JCFS, 5150 Golf Rd., Skokie. Free. 3-4:30 p.m. Call 847.568.5151 or 773.508.1056.
Location Key
Community Senior Adults
Lunch, socializing and entertainment. Contact 773.508.1047. Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. L
Older Adult Programs Call 773.508.1000 for schedule. Programs take place at Bernard Horwich Building. Music with Les. Mondays Sit and Get Fit. Mondays Yoga. Wednesdays Scrabble Club. Wednesdays Schmooze It or Lose It. Some Thursdays Sit and Get Fit. Thursdays
Mercaz Program
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Adult Day Services
1015 West Howard Street, Evanston 847.492.1400
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Bernard Horwich Building
3003 West Touhy Avenue, Chicago 773.508.1000
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Lieberman Center for Health and Rehabilitation
9700 Gross Point Road, Skokie 847.929.3320
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Tuesday, Feb. 10 from 1–2:15 p.m. Anshe Sholom Bnai Israel 540 W Melrose St., Chicago
Weinberg Community for Senior Living
1551 Lake Cook Road, Deerfield 847.374.0500
3003 W. Touhy Ave. | Chicago
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Community Calendar
CJE SeniorLife offers ongoing support groups and programs, which are subject to change. All programs are free unless indicated. Some fees may be partially covered by Medicare or private insurance.
Events s Classes & Series s Programs s Support Groups
December 8 Affordable Care Act Presentation. The Health Insurance Marketplace. Tracey Lipsig Kite, LCSW, HealthCare Guide at JCFS will tell you what is different and the same for 2015. Presented by the Healthcare Initiative of JCFS, with JVS, EZRA, The ARK, CJE, JCC, ATT and JFMC. Sponsored by CJE. 10–11:30 a.m. To sign up call 773.508.1047 or go to www.jcfs.org/ calendar/marketplace. W 11 Linkages: Mental Illness & Family Matters. 10:30 a.m.–Noon. 773.508.1694. H 11 Performance by Glenview Senior Chorus. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W 11 CJE Employee & Volunteer Arts & Crafts Fair. Rosenstone Room. 3:30–7:00 p.m. 773.508.1327. H 11 Life Transitions: Housing Choices and
Financial Planning | Where’s My Next Move... and Can I Afford It?
Congregation BJBE Chapel, 1201 Lake Cook Rd., Deerfield. 7:30 p.m. Information: Carol Berger at ponderer4552@sbcglobal.net. 14 Your Eldercare Consultants Presents:
Where’s My Next Move... Housing Options. Temple Jeremiah, 937 Happ
Rd., Northfield. 9:30–11:00 a.m. 847.441.5760
23 Hy Spek presents “Millenium Park.” Discussion. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
Classes & Series Parkinson’s Programs Parkinson’s On the Move
January 8 Linkages: Autism in Adulthood. Presented by Marlies Gramann of Jewish Child and Family Services.10:30 a.m. to Noon. Registration required at 773.508.1694 or rosann.corcoran@cje.net. H 15 The Vocals and Piano of Bibi Marcel and Gail Mangurten. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W 27 Richard Klein Presents “Jewish New York.” Discussion. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
February 1 Congregation Solel Choir performance. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
Exercise Class. Tuesdays & Thursdays: Feb. 3–April 9. From 1–2:00 p.m. 847.929.3022. L Artistic Journey
Art Therapy Group. Wednesdays beginning Jan. 7. From 1:30–3:00 p.m. 847.929.3022. L Parkinson’s On the Move | Ongoing
Exercise Class. Wednesdays & Fridays: 847.236.7852. From 1–2:00 p.m. W Blood Pressure Screening
Malibu Condominium, 6007 N. Sheridan Rd., Mondays: Dec. 8, Jan. 12, Feb. 9. 3-4:00 p.m.
Healthy Eating for Successful Living at Glenview Senior Center
19 The Jewish Music of Shirlee Todd, Vocals and Piano. Free. 2–3:00 p.m. RSVP suggested at 847.236.7852. W
2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview. Tuesdays, January 13–February 17. 9:30 a.m.–Noon. Registration and fees apply. RSVP at 847.724.4793.
Week of 2/23
Arthritis Exercise
Linkages Community Program
Informational event in recognition of Jewish Disability Awareness Month on changes in long-term supports and services for older adults and adults with disabilities. Exact date, time and location TBD. Call 773.508.1000 for details.
2400 Chestnut Ave., Glenview. Mondays, February 23–April 15. 9–10:00 a.m. Registration and fees apply. RSVP at 847.724.4793.
Holiday Closings Christmas Day New Year’s Day
December 25 January 1
Employee & Volunteer
Arts & Crafts Fair Open to the Public.
Jewelry, Pottery, Knitting, Painting, Photography and More! Date: Thursday, December 11th Time: 3:30 - 7:00 p.m. Place: Bernard Horwich Building
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S u pp o rt G ro u ps Living Life Through Loss: Bereavement Support Group
Family Caregiver Group
Sponsored by CJE SeniorLife and Jewish Healing Network. $5 per session. Registration required, RSVP at 773.508.1129. Wednesdays. 1–2:00 p.m. H
Making Connections: Seniors with Adult Children with Disabilities Connect, share experiences and learn about benefits and community resources. Sponsored by CJE’s Linkages program. Register at 773.508.1694. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month. 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m. H
Parkinson’s Caregivers Support Group A support group for caregivers of someone with Parkinson’s. Registration required. Third Wednesday of the month. 1–2:00 p.m. Call Nina Afremow, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., at 847.236.7853 for information. W
Led by Jo Hammerman, L.C.S.W. Call 847.929.3246. 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. 2nd Floor Classroom. 5–6:00 p.m. L
Holocaust Survivors Coffee & Conversation sponsored by CJE SeniorLife and Jewish Child and Family Services. Mondays, 1–2:30 p.m. 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie. Register at 847.568.5200. Thursdays, 2–3:30 p.m. 3145 W. Pratt, Chicago. Register at 847.568.5100.
Family Caregivers of CJE Adult Day Services Clients Led by Dina Danieli M.S.W. Emotional support, information, education and coping strategies. Pre-registration required for loved one to participate in CJE’s Adult Day programs. Register at 847.556.8410. Second Tuesday of every month. 3:15–4:30 p.m. A
P ro grams The Lakeshore Mercaz Center for Jewish Older Adults Cultural programs sponsored by CJE, Anshe Emet, Anshe Sholom, Emanuel Congregation and Temple Sholom. Call 773.508.1073. Mercaz Program: A Celebration of Jewish Music
Tuesday, Dec. 9 from 1–2:15 p.m. Anshe Emet Synagogue 3751 N. Broadway, Chicago
Mercaz Program
Tuesday, Jan. 13 from 1–2:15 p.m. Temple Sholom 3480 N Lake Shore Dr., Chicago
Individuals Caring for Someone with Dementia Led by Nina Afremow, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., and Emily Mysel, M.S.W., L.C.S.W. First Wednesday of every month, 7–8:30 p.m. For more info call 847.236.7853. W
Caring Conversations A Support Group for Adult Children of Holocaust Survivors who are caring for an aging parent. Led by Amy Loterstein, L.S.W., A.S.W.-G. Presented by Holocaust Community Services and CJE. 3:00-4:00 pm. Meets December 10 & 17. Meets twice a month in January and February (please call for dates.) At JCFS, 5150 Golf Rd., Skokie. Free. 3-4:30 p.m. Call 847.568.5151 or 773.508.1056.
Location Key
Community Senior Adults
Lunch, socializing and entertainment. Contact 773.508.1047. Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. L
Older Adult Programs Call 773.508.1000 for schedule. Programs take place at Bernard Horwich Building. Music with Les. Mondays Sit and Get Fit. Mondays Yoga. Wednesdays Scrabble Club. Wednesdays Schmooze It or Lose It. Some Thursdays Sit and Get Fit. Thursdays
Mercaz Program
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Adult Day Services
1015 West Howard Street, Evanston 847.492.1400
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Bernard Horwich Building
3003 West Touhy Avenue, Chicago 773.508.1000
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Lieberman Center for Health and Rehabilitation
9700 Gross Point Road, Skokie 847.929.3320
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Tuesday, Feb. 10 from 1–2:15 p.m. Anshe Sholom Bnai Israel 540 W Melrose St., Chicago
Weinberg Community for Senior Living
1551 Lake Cook Road, Deerfield 847.374.0500
3003 W. Touhy Ave. | Chicago
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Inside CJE Trending s Local s Art & Culture Generations Together.
CJE Joins the #GivingTuesday Movement!
Weinberg Community hosted a celebration of its long-time collaboration with Chicagoland Jewish High School (CJHS). Musical performances, refreshments and a good time was had by all.
CJE SeniorLife Congratulates Our Newly Elected & Continuing 2015 Board of Directors
B oar d & Exec u t iv e L e ade r sh ip Board of Directors
Chair Stephen P. Sandler Vice Chair Judy L. Smith Secretary Vicki Pines Treasurer Alan M. Ellenby
Dedicated to Care.
President & CEO Mark D. Weiner CJE SeniorLife had a big social media presence leading up to #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving held annually on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving to kick off the holiday season. As part of the movement, employees, volunteers and residents at several CJE locations posed for pictures with signs to inspire others to give by donating or volunteering on Tuesday, Dec. 2. The photos were shared on CJE’s social media channels, including Facebook and Twitter, as well as online at www.cje.net/givingtuesday.
On November 18, the Bernard Heerey Annex was dedicated at The Friend Center at Weinberg Community. The Annex features five new private suites and expanded, renovated space for Adult Day Services, a stimulating program for residents or community members with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. CJE SeniorLife is grateful for the generous support of the Bernard Heerey Family Foundation for this new space.
Above photo: Center for Healthy Living’s Gerri Fiterman Persin (left) and Barbara Milsk.
CJE’s Got Talent!
Above photo: Nathaniel L. Grey, Martin D. Kerpel, Charles E. Dobrusin, CJE President & CEO Mark D. Weiner and Jordan A. Grey.
Founding Chair Joseph L. Gidwitz, z”l
Directors Marilyn D. Altman Jordan C. Berger Marc L. Berman Robert T. Bernstein Charles M. Bley Michael D. Blum, M.D. Samuel P. Brilliant Gila J. Bronner Arnold F. Brookstone* Dennis J. Carlin* Steve C. Drucker Daniel N. Epstein* James M. Feldman Terri Freeman Jeffrey L. Fried* Vern Gideon Barbara A. Gilbert* William I. Goldberg* Allan Goldstein Jeffrey Graff, M.D. Mark Grazman Alan I. Greene* Harvey R. Kallick Mary R. Kaltman
Dennis M. Kleper Michael E. Koen Richard M. Kohn Bruce J. Lederman* Jack M. Levin* Kenneth F. Lorch Leslie Markman-Stern James C. Mills* Margo Fried Oberman Sheryl Oberman John E. Pomeranz Susan A. Reese Carlton R. Resnick, D.D.S. Steven Rogin David M. Rosenberg Karen Rosenthal Mally Z. Rutkoff* Robert L. Schlossberg* Susan Ringel Segal Marci L. Shapiro Linda Soreff Siegel Sherwin J. Stone* Dianne Tesler Randi Urkov
Kalman Wenig Judith Wright Whellan Leonard A. Worsek* Marshall S. Yablon* Legal Counsel I. Walter Deitch Associate Board Matt Abeles Debby Beerman Dave Berger Benjamin Bronner Stephanie Cooper Steve Levine Yael Meshulam Tracey Rubinoff Michael Schultz Ben Torchman Seth Wenig Alon Yonatan Jess Zipkin * Past Board Chair
Executive Leadership President & CEO Mark D. Weiner Executive Vice President & CFO
Joseph Atkin
Vice President, Residential Services
Bill Casper
Vice President, Marketing Management
We Have a Date!
Carole Klein-Alexander
The date has been determined for the 2015 Celebrate CJE annual fundraiser. It might seem far off, but time really flies. So mark your calendar for October 13, 2015! You won’t want to miss this important event!
Come by and check out great works available for purchase at our Employee & Volunteer Arts and Crafts Fair! A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Employees’ Emergency Fund. Join us on December 11th, from 3:30-7:00 p.m. at the Bernard Horwich Building, 3003 W. Touhy Ave., Chicago.
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Vice President, Healthy Aging and Community Initiatives
Donna Pezzuto
Vice President, Community Services
Laura Prohov
Vice President, Human Resources & Learning
Ron Roman
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Medical Director, CJE SeniorLife and Lieberman Center
Noel DeBacker, M.D.
Senior Director of Development
Allyson Marks Greenfield
Inside CJE Trending s Local s Art & Culture Generations Together.
CJE Joins the #GivingTuesday Movement!
Weinberg Community hosted a celebration of its long-time collaboration with Chicagoland Jewish High School (CJHS). Musical performances, refreshments and a good time was had by all.
CJE SeniorLife Congratulates Our Newly Elected & Continuing 2015 Board of Directors
B oar d & Exec u t iv e L e ade r sh ip Board of Directors
Chair Stephen P. Sandler Vice Chair Judy L. Smith Secretary Vicki Pines Treasurer Alan M. Ellenby
Dedicated to Care.
President & CEO Mark D. Weiner CJE SeniorLife had a big social media presence leading up to #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving held annually on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving to kick off the holiday season. As part of the movement, employees, volunteers and residents at several CJE locations posed for pictures with signs to inspire others to give by donating or volunteering on Tuesday, Dec. 2. The photos were shared on CJE’s social media channels, including Facebook and Twitter, as well as online at www.cje.net/givingtuesday.
On November 18, the Bernard Heerey Annex was dedicated at The Friend Center at Weinberg Community. The Annex features five new private suites and expanded, renovated space for Adult Day Services, a stimulating program for residents or community members with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. CJE SeniorLife is grateful for the generous support of the Bernard Heerey Family Foundation for this new space.
Above photo: Center for Healthy Living’s Gerri Fiterman Persin (left) and Barbara Milsk.
CJE’s Got Talent!
Above photo: Nathaniel L. Grey, Martin D. Kerpel, Charles E. Dobrusin, CJE President & CEO Mark D. Weiner and Jordan A. Grey.
Founding Chair Joseph L. Gidwitz, z”l
Directors Marilyn D. Altman Jordan C. Berger Marc L. Berman Robert T. Bernstein Charles M. Bley Michael D. Blum, M.D. Samuel P. Brilliant Gila J. Bronner Arnold F. Brookstone* Dennis J. Carlin* Steve C. Drucker Daniel N. Epstein* James M. Feldman Terri Freeman Jeffrey L. Fried* Vern Gideon Barbara A. Gilbert* William I. Goldberg* Allan Goldstein Jeffrey Graff, M.D. Mark Grazman Alan I. Greene* Harvey R. Kallick Mary R. Kaltman
Dennis M. Kleper Michael E. Koen Richard M. Kohn Bruce J. Lederman* Jack M. Levin* Kenneth F. Lorch Leslie Markman-Stern James C. Mills* Margo Fried Oberman Sheryl Oberman John E. Pomeranz Susan A. Reese Carlton R. Resnick, D.D.S. Steven Rogin David M. Rosenberg Karen Rosenthal Mally Z. Rutkoff* Robert L. Schlossberg* Susan Ringel Segal Marci L. Shapiro Linda Soreff Siegel Sherwin J. Stone* Dianne Tesler Randi Urkov
Kalman Wenig Judith Wright Whellan Leonard A. Worsek* Marshall S. Yablon* Legal Counsel I. Walter Deitch Associate Board Matt Abeles Debby Beerman Dave Berger Benjamin Bronner Stephanie Cooper Steve Levine Yael Meshulam Tracey Rubinoff Michael Schultz Ben Torchman Seth Wenig Alon Yonatan Jess Zipkin * Past Board Chair
Executive Leadership President & CEO Mark D. Weiner Executive Vice President & CFO
Joseph Atkin
Vice President, Residential Services
Bill Casper
Vice President, Marketing Management
We Have a Date!
Carole Klein-Alexander
The date has been determined for the 2015 Celebrate CJE annual fundraiser. It might seem far off, but time really flies. So mark your calendar for October 13, 2015! You won’t want to miss this important event!
Come by and check out great works available for purchase at our Employee & Volunteer Arts and Crafts Fair! A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Employees’ Emergency Fund. Join us on December 11th, from 3:30-7:00 p.m. at the Bernard Horwich Building, 3003 W. Touhy Ave., Chicago.
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Vice President, Healthy Aging and Community Initiatives
Donna Pezzuto
Vice President, Community Services
Laura Prohov
Vice President, Human Resources & Learning
Ron Roman
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Medical Director, CJE SeniorLife and Lieberman Center
Noel DeBacker, M.D.
Senior Director of Development
Allyson Marks Greenfield
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Ways to Contribute to CJE SeniorLife
Unrestricted Endowment Funds Designated Endowment Funds Income for Life Endowment Funds Planned Giving General Contributions Create Your Jewish Legacy Program The Council for Jewish Elderly (dba CJE SeniorLife) Endowment Foundation was created in partnership with the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago’s Agency Endowment Program, which was established to ensure that CJE SeniorLife and our sister agencies have the necessary resources to meet the community’s needs. All commitments to Agency Endowment Foundations are recognized as gifts to the Jewish Federation’s Centennial Campaign.
$100,000+ Anonymous The Crown Family Philanthropies Betsy R. Gidwitz Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Care Program Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Grant Assistance Program Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago $50,000 - $99,999 Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Paul and Pearl Caslow Foundation The Chicago Community Trust George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Mrs. Bernice Elbin The Fraida Foundation Mr. Philip Garoon Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Fund for Innovation in Health Michael Reese Health Trust Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. Mr. Leonard H. Sherman $25,000 - $49,999 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Ms. Adrienne Drell and Mr. Franklin Nitikman Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation Leo S. Guthman Fund Goldberg Kohn Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park Mr. Michael E. Koen and Ms. Joyce Grenis Ms. Lori Komisar and Mr. Morrie Silverman Swartzberg/Zoller Family Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Lester and Edward Anixter Family Foundation Modestus Bauer Foundation Dr. Martha J. Bernheim Trust/Sheryl Oberman Fred J. Brunner Foundation Mrs. Carolyn Bucksbaum Frank H. Stowell & Sons, Inc. Max Goldenberg Foundation Gurtz Electric Co. Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Foundation Mr. David C. Kleiman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kohn Lazarus Charitable Foundation Leading Age Innovations Fund Charlotte Lindon The Malkin Family Mrs. Lois Melvoin Mr. James C. Mills Morrison Management Specialists Michael Reese Health Trust Mr. and Mrs. Norton Sarnoff SimplyRehab LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone The Wagner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Wenig
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$5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Alzheimer’s Foundation of America AdvaCare Systems Mr. and Mrs. Howard Altman Aramark Management Services, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan C. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Berman Ruth Goodman Blum and Michael Blum, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Blumberg Martin and Mary L. Boyer Foundation The Braeside Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Brilliant Ms. Gila Bronner/Bronner Group LLC Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brookstone Mr. Dennis J. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. I. Walter Deitch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dicker Dykema Gossett PLLC Galter Foundation Gentle Home Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Gilbert Goldberg Kohn Gould & Ratner Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Graff Greenberg Traurig, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Greene Hamilton, Thies & Lorch Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP Hollister Incorporated Illinois Bone & Joint Institute Mrs. Beverly Kadish Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Karlins Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Charles & Gussie Kleiman Philanthropic Fund Ms. Sondra Fineberg Kraff Ms. Frances H. Krasnow and Mr. Seth Pines LA-CO Industries, Inc. Mr. Bruce J. Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Max Lorig Mrs. Leslie Markman-Stern and Mr. Phillip L. Stern Elinor and Maynard Marks Family Fund at The Chicago Community Trust Matthew Family Charitable Foundation Trust McGladrey LLP Meals on Wheels Association of America Medline Industries, Inc. Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund NorthShore University HealthSystem Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Oberman Omnicare Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Pines Power Construction Company The PrivateBank and Trust Co. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reese Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rogin Mr. David M. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Barry Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Ruskin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Sandler Mrs. Linda S. Siegel
Weinberg Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whellan Whitehall of Deerfield Mr. and Mrs. Marshall S. Yablon $2,500 - $4,999 Allegra Print and Imaging Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Evanston Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Adam Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gross Mr. Thomas L. Harris Ms. Rachel Hayman and Mr. Ed Michael JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Mr. Harvey R. Kallick and Mrs. Barbara Rosin Dr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Loew Gabe Miller Memorial Foundation Perkins Eastman Dr. and Mrs. Carlton R. Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Rutkoff Mrs. Alyne D. Salstone Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schlossberg Mr. and Mrs. William Schorsch Virginia Lee Shirley Private Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Ms. Dianne Tesler Ms. Randi Urkov $1,000 - $2,499 Am Shalom Congregation Mr. Howard I. Aronson Mrs. Flora B. Atkin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Atkin Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bagan Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bearak Mr. Alexander Belenky Mr. and Mrs. David J. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Berman Mr. Robert Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Bley Mrs. Meredith Bluhm-Wolf and Mr. William Wolf The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joel Carp The Jacob & Rosaline Cohn Foundation The Cooper Foundation CTC Consulting | Harris myCFO Mr. and Mrs. Steve Drucker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durra Dr. Vadim Edelstein Mrs. Deborah Forman Eichten and Mr. Estia Eichten Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Elbin Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Ellenby Mr. Sig Feiger and Mrs. Rose Grossinger Mr. and Mrs. James M. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Forman Mr. Gerald Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geller Geneva Investment Management of Chicago, LLC. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Gilbert The Lawrence E. Glick Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William I. Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Gould Mr. Mark Grazman Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Handelman Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Handler Henry Hindin Foundation Hochberg Family Foundation Ms. Alice Holt Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Jaffe Mr. Albert Kanefield A & E Kaplan Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Kaplan Kaplan Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Karmin Katz & Stefani LLC Mrs. Lore B. Kirchheimer Mr. David C. Kleinman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Kleper The Rose F. & Alice M. Koffend Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krouse Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kupferberg Mr. Marshall R. Lavin Ms. Doris Lewy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Lorch Mrs. Zella E. Ludwig Mrs. Marilyn E. Malkin and Mr. Lawrence Wolf Walter S. Mander Foundation Mrs. Beatrice C. Mayer Mr. Lorence H. Merritt Midwest Palliative & Hospice CareCenter New World Somewhere Mr. and Mrs. William D. Perez Perkins Eastman The Perlstein Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Philipson Dr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Pomerance Popowcer Katten, LTD. Prigge, Simon & Hedrick, LLC J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Laura and Rick Prohov Mrs. Sonya Reich Mrs. Fay Rogak Ms. Judith Israel Rosen Nancy Rosenberg Mrs. Doris Roskin Dr. and Mrs. A. Jerald Rothenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sarnoff Mr. and Mrs. James Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seigle Mrs. Shirlee Shafter Mrs. Mervin Shalowitz Marci and Keith Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Gregg N. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Richard Silverman Lois Simon Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Steinberg Mr. Lawrence Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sternberg Supera Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Cobby Toney Topel Forman LLC
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Walsh Contruction Company II, LLC Patty and Mark D. Weiner Weinger/Spector Foundation Morris Weiser Family Foundation White Iris Yoga Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Worsek Mr. Joseph Wosk
$500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Albert Altman Machinery Associated Agencies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brett Avner Linda Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baizer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bankier A.N. and Pearl G. Barnett Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnett Mr. and Ms. Daniel Bauer Ms. Bonnie Benson Elizabeth and Michael Berliant Mr. and Mrs. William Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Colman I. Buchbinder Carpet Central & Harwood Flooring Mr. and Mrs. William E. Casper Chicago Art Source Chicago Jewish Funerals Mr. and Mrs. Louis Citterman Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Cohen Shirlee and Eugene Cohen Mr. Allan Coleman Corporate Concepts Danziger Kosher Catering Dr. and Mrs. Noel DeBacker Mr. William DeWoskin and Ms. Wendy Gross DLA Piper US LLP Dutton & Casey, PC Mrs. Marian L. Edelstein eHealth Data Solutions Ms. Joan H. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Feinberg Mrs. and Mr. Brenda H. Feis Mrs. Roberta Fink First Bank of Highland Park Foundation Ms. Judi Fishman and Mr. Stuart Nudelman Freeborn & Peters LLP Freedom Homecare Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friend Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garfield Mr. Jerry Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Ginsburg Mr. Marin Gjaja Mr. Joseph Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Scott Glickson Mr. and Mrs. David Glickstein Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. David Golder Dr. Harry M. Goldin and Ms. Jane Kaplan Mr. Marc D. Goldish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hahn
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Ways to Contribute to CJE SeniorLife
Unrestricted Endowment Funds Designated Endowment Funds Income for Life Endowment Funds Planned Giving General Contributions Create Your Jewish Legacy Program The Council for Jewish Elderly (dba CJE SeniorLife) Endowment Foundation was created in partnership with the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago’s Agency Endowment Program, which was established to ensure that CJE SeniorLife and our sister agencies have the necessary resources to meet the community’s needs. All commitments to Agency Endowment Foundations are recognized as gifts to the Jewish Federation’s Centennial Campaign.
$100,000+ Anonymous The Crown Family Philanthropies Betsy R. Gidwitz Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Care Program Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Grant Assistance Program Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago $50,000 - $99,999 Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Paul and Pearl Caslow Foundation The Chicago Community Trust George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Mrs. Bernice Elbin The Fraida Foundation Mr. Philip Garoon Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Fund for Innovation in Health Michael Reese Health Trust Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. Mr. Leonard H. Sherman $25,000 - $49,999 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Ms. Adrienne Drell and Mr. Franklin Nitikman Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation Leo S. Guthman Fund Goldberg Kohn Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park Mr. Michael E. Koen and Ms. Joyce Grenis Ms. Lori Komisar and Mr. Morrie Silverman Swartzberg/Zoller Family Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Lester and Edward Anixter Family Foundation Modestus Bauer Foundation Dr. Martha J. Bernheim Trust/Sheryl Oberman Fred J. Brunner Foundation Mrs. Carolyn Bucksbaum Frank H. Stowell & Sons, Inc. Max Goldenberg Foundation Gurtz Electric Co. Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Foundation Mr. David C. Kleiman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kohn Lazarus Charitable Foundation Leading Age Innovations Fund Charlotte Lindon The Malkin Family Mrs. Lois Melvoin Mr. James C. Mills Morrison Management Specialists Michael Reese Health Trust Mr. and Mrs. Norton Sarnoff SimplyRehab LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone The Wagner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Wenig
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$5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Alzheimer’s Foundation of America AdvaCare Systems Mr. and Mrs. Howard Altman Aramark Management Services, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan C. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Berman Ruth Goodman Blum and Michael Blum, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Blumberg Martin and Mary L. Boyer Foundation The Braeside Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Brilliant Ms. Gila Bronner/Bronner Group LLC Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brookstone Mr. Dennis J. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. I. Walter Deitch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dicker Dykema Gossett PLLC Galter Foundation Gentle Home Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Gilbert Goldberg Kohn Gould & Ratner Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Graff Greenberg Traurig, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Greene Hamilton, Thies & Lorch Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP Hollister Incorporated Illinois Bone & Joint Institute Mrs. Beverly Kadish Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Karlins Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Charles & Gussie Kleiman Philanthropic Fund Ms. Sondra Fineberg Kraff Ms. Frances H. Krasnow and Mr. Seth Pines LA-CO Industries, Inc. Mr. Bruce J. Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Max Lorig Mrs. Leslie Markman-Stern and Mr. Phillip L. Stern Elinor and Maynard Marks Family Fund at The Chicago Community Trust Matthew Family Charitable Foundation Trust McGladrey LLP Meals on Wheels Association of America Medline Industries, Inc. Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund NorthShore University HealthSystem Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Oberman Omnicare Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Pines Power Construction Company The PrivateBank and Trust Co. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reese Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rogin Mr. David M. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Barry Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Ruskin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Sandler Mrs. Linda S. Siegel
Weinberg Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whellan Whitehall of Deerfield Mr. and Mrs. Marshall S. Yablon $2,500 - $4,999 Allegra Print and Imaging Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Evanston Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Adam Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gross Mr. Thomas L. Harris Ms. Rachel Hayman and Mr. Ed Michael JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Mr. Harvey R. Kallick and Mrs. Barbara Rosin Dr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Loew Gabe Miller Memorial Foundation Perkins Eastman Dr. and Mrs. Carlton R. Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Rutkoff Mrs. Alyne D. Salstone Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schlossberg Mr. and Mrs. William Schorsch Virginia Lee Shirley Private Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Ms. Dianne Tesler Ms. Randi Urkov $1,000 - $2,499 Am Shalom Congregation Mr. Howard I. Aronson Mrs. Flora B. Atkin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Atkin Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bagan Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bearak Mr. Alexander Belenky Mr. and Mrs. David J. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Berman Mr. Robert Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Bley Mrs. Meredith Bluhm-Wolf and Mr. William Wolf The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joel Carp The Jacob & Rosaline Cohn Foundation The Cooper Foundation CTC Consulting | Harris myCFO Mr. and Mrs. Steve Drucker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durra Dr. Vadim Edelstein Mrs. Deborah Forman Eichten and Mr. Estia Eichten Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Elbin Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Ellenby Mr. Sig Feiger and Mrs. Rose Grossinger Mr. and Mrs. James M. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Forman Mr. Gerald Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geller Geneva Investment Management of Chicago, LLC. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Gilbert The Lawrence E. Glick Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William I. Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Gould Mr. Mark Grazman Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Handelman Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Handler Henry Hindin Foundation Hochberg Family Foundation Ms. Alice Holt Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Jaffe Mr. Albert Kanefield A & E Kaplan Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Kaplan Kaplan Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Karmin Katz & Stefani LLC Mrs. Lore B. Kirchheimer Mr. David C. Kleinman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Kleper The Rose F. & Alice M. Koffend Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krouse Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kupferberg Mr. Marshall R. Lavin Ms. Doris Lewy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Lorch Mrs. Zella E. Ludwig Mrs. Marilyn E. Malkin and Mr. Lawrence Wolf Walter S. Mander Foundation Mrs. Beatrice C. Mayer Mr. Lorence H. Merritt Midwest Palliative & Hospice CareCenter New World Somewhere Mr. and Mrs. William D. Perez Perkins Eastman The Perlstein Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Philipson Dr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Pomerance Popowcer Katten, LTD. Prigge, Simon & Hedrick, LLC J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Laura and Rick Prohov Mrs. Sonya Reich Mrs. Fay Rogak Ms. Judith Israel Rosen Nancy Rosenberg Mrs. Doris Roskin Dr. and Mrs. A. Jerald Rothenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sarnoff Mr. and Mrs. James Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seigle Mrs. Shirlee Shafter Mrs. Mervin Shalowitz Marci and Keith Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Gregg N. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Richard Silverman Lois Simon Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Steinberg Mr. Lawrence Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sternberg Supera Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Cobby Toney Topel Forman LLC
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Walsh Contruction Company II, LLC Patty and Mark D. Weiner Weinger/Spector Foundation Morris Weiser Family Foundation White Iris Yoga Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Worsek Mr. Joseph Wosk
$500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Albert Altman Machinery Associated Agencies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brett Avner Linda Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baizer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bankier A.N. and Pearl G. Barnett Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnett Mr. and Ms. Daniel Bauer Ms. Bonnie Benson Elizabeth and Michael Berliant Mr. and Mrs. William Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Colman I. Buchbinder Carpet Central & Harwood Flooring Mr. and Mrs. William E. Casper Chicago Art Source Chicago Jewish Funerals Mr. and Mrs. Louis Citterman Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Cohen Shirlee and Eugene Cohen Mr. Allan Coleman Corporate Concepts Danziger Kosher Catering Dr. and Mrs. Noel DeBacker Mr. William DeWoskin and Ms. Wendy Gross DLA Piper US LLP Dutton & Casey, PC Mrs. Marian L. Edelstein eHealth Data Solutions Ms. Joan H. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Feinberg Mrs. and Mr. Brenda H. Feis Mrs. Roberta Fink First Bank of Highland Park Foundation Ms. Judi Fishman and Mr. Stuart Nudelman Freeborn & Peters LLP Freedom Homecare Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friend Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garfield Mr. Jerry Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Ginsburg Mr. Marin Gjaja Mr. Joseph Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Scott Glickson Mr. and Mrs. David Glickstein Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. David Golder Dr. Harry M. Goldin and Ms. Jane Kaplan Mr. Marc D. Goldish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hahn
Ms. Janice T. Harris HealthMEDX, Inc. Hirsch-Schwartz Foundation Home Instead Senior Care Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Josephson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kafenshtok Mr. Alex Kagan Mr. Bernard H. Kailin Ms. Mary R. Kaltman Ms. Linda S. Kaplan Ms. Rachel Karp Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Kash Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Kessler Keyth Technologies Carole Klein-Alexander and Ron Klein Mr. and Mrs. James B. Klutznick Ms. Ruth Knack The Honorable and Mrs. Mike Kreloff Mr. Harvey Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lanznar Mr. and Mrs. Ira Leavitt Dr. Elaine Leboff-Ries and Dr. Michael H. Ries Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lefkovitz Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lehman Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Lerman Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Levine Mr. Bernard S. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lewis Mr. Zvie Liberman Ms. Shana Lowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lustbader Ms. Roberta Mallon Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marcus Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Mason Mr. Doug Masters Mr. and Mrs. Martin Merel Merrill Lynch Ms. Nancy Meyer Mohawk Group Dr. and Mrs. David L. Mutchnik Mr. and Mrs. Barry Newman Optum Palliative and Hospice Care Mr. Al Orlowsky Mr. and Mrs. William Pearson Dr. Stuart J. Perlik Ms. Judith Perlman Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pockross Mr. and Mrs. Milton Podolsky Polsinelli Shughart PC. Mr. Arthur Potash Dr. Linda S. Randall and Mr. Steve Randall Mrs. Vivian E. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenfield Mr. Steven Ross Mr. David Rubin Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven I. Sarowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Scadron Rabbi Michael J. Schorin and Ms. Jan A. Zausmer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Schulman Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Schwartz Schwartz Benefit Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Seder Senior Lifestyle Corporation Dr. Naomi R. Senser and Mr. Jerrold K. Senser Shalom Memorial Park Mrs. Linda R. Sher Mrs. Rose L. Shure Mr. and Mrs. Norman Soep Solomon Cordwell Buenz Ms. Ida Sondheimer Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoltze Mr. and Mrs. David S. Stone Mrs. Bobette Takiff Taxman Family Foundation Temple Jeremiah Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Topus US Bank Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Washlow Mr. Norton Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Weber Mr. Denis Weil Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Worsek & Vihon Mr. Howard E. Zimmerman $300 - $499 AEG Family Foundation Aitz Hayim Center for Jewish Living Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Appelbaum Atomatic Mechanical Services, Inc. Rabbi Michael Balinsky Deborah and Jonathan Barker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baskin BBJ Linen Mr. and Mrs. Ira Becker Mr. Gary Belkin and Mr. Edward Tuder Beerman Pritikin Mirabelli Swerdlove Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah Bind These Words Mr. Sol Bleiweis Dr. Ellen B. Bogolub and Mr. Neil Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Brody Dr. Barbara Brotine and Mr. Brent Brotine Mr. Jay A. Canel Ms. Celeste Center Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Cherner Mr. and Mrs. Irwin E. Chukerman Dr. and Mrs. Nessim Cicurel Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Cowan Dr. and Mrs. Salomon Dayan Ms. Carol Dean Mrs. Edith F. DeMar Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Denberg Ms. Rosanne Diamond Mrs. Linda Dickens Direct Imprint Inc. Mrs. Deanna G. Drucker Mr. Albert Dukelsky Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eagle Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Eggener Electro Force LLC Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Elin Jennifer Elvey and Noah Schnepper
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Ms. Monica Eorgoff and Mr. Robert G. Zander Marion and Burt Fainman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Falk Dr. Irene Farkas-Conn Mrs. June Finder Mrs. Ruth Forman Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Freeman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Gabel GCG Financial, Inc. GH School for Healthy Living Ms. Ruth Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goldsmith Mr. Joel H. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Goodman Mrs. Sylvia G. Gordon Great Mountain Capital Management Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Greenberg Allyson Marks Greenfield and Avi Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gross Dr. Herbert Hamilton Heartland Law Firm Mr. and Mrs. Werner Heimann Drs. Tamar and Uri Heller Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Hellman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Hochwert Mrs. Joan Holland and Mr. Eli Glassman Mr. Martin R. Hurtig Insolar Window Treatments Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Jaeger Mr. Myles A. Jarrow Johnson Goldberg and Brown LTD Ms. Mildred Jordan Ms. Renee Kalish Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kayman Mr. Norman G. Kellerman, P.C. Ms. Krenna Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kozak Kraff Eye Institute, LTD Mr. Ralph Kugler Lakeside Congregation for Reform Judaism Laner Muchin Ltd. Mrs. Joyce Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Phillip LeBoy Mrs. Ronna B. Leibach Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Lev Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Levin Ms. Ruth M. Levine Dr. Monte Levinson Ms. Ila Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loevy The Loewenthal Group Magid Glove and Safety Manufacturing Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. George Mann Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Markson Dr. and Mrs. David J. Mehlman Ms. Cynthia A. Menendez Kristin Milton Monahan Law Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David Moscow Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Nimer Northbrook Woman’s Club Foundation North Shore Community Bank North Suburban Synagogue Beth El
Oliver Packaging & Equipment Co. Ms. Roberta Olshansky Optum Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Patinkin Peck Bloom, LLC Ms. Donna Pezzuto Piccolo Sogno Mr. Ted Pickus Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pockross Mr. and Mrs. David Pogrund Penny and Steven Pollack Mr. John E. Pomeranz and Ms. Renee D. Stein Reed Smith LLP Mrs. Sonia Richmond Robyn Shapiro Design Mr. Ronald Roman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rosin Salon Buzz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Sandler Scadron Outdoor Advertising Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuman Mr. David Y. Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Schwartz Schwartz Insurance Securitas Security Services Mr. Howard Sharfman Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sher Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Tower Sheridan Road Financial Sigma Delta Tau Parents Club Mr. and Mrs. Alan Silberman Slavin & Slavin Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Slotnick SS&G Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Steinfeld Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stone Dr. and Mrs. Martin Swerdlow Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Mr. and Mrs. Stuart K. Taussig Temple Sholom Mr. Benjamin Tessler Mrs. Lynn Thorpe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tier Ungaretti & Harris LLP Mr. Burton S. Ury Mr. and Mrs. Irving Walanka Walter E. Smithe Custom Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Jay Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weisberg Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weiss Dr. Joan Werber and Mr. Allen Samarel Wilmette Harbor Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. John I. Wolfson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Yastrow Mr. Alon Z. Yonatan Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zoll $100 - $299 4D, Inc. A Cut Above Mrs. Mollie Abraham Mr. and Mrs. David Abrahams Dr. and Mrs. Irving Abrahamson Mr. and Mrs. Lance Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Abrams
Access Living Accurate Plumbing Doctors, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Irving J. Adatto Mr. and Mrs. Neil Adelman Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Adelman Mr. Gilbert Adelstein Mr. and Mrs. William A. Aki Altair Advisers, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Altkorn Altman Dermatology Ms. Jaimie Altman and Mr. Daniel Horwich Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Altman Am Yisrael Conservative Congregation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ament American Weathermakers Amherst Services Inc Aml Group LTD. Mr. and Mrs. George Annes Anshe Emet Synagogue APCO Sign Systems Ms. Phyllis Apelbaum Mrs. Sylvia Arbetman Mr. Laurence Arnold Arthur Goldner & Associates Avant For Men Ms. Debra A. Bakal Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker Kathi and Richard Balaban Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Balonick Mr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Bank Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Barnett Mrs. Judy A. Baskin Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bass Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Baum Mrs. Jacqueline Bazelon Bear Stewart Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Ira Becker Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beerman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Belkov Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Beller Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennin Mr. Robert B. Berger Mr. Steven Berger and Mrs. Aimee Worsek Mr. and Mrs. Ira Berk Mr. Steven Berkowitz Dr. and Mrs. David M. Berkson Mr. and Mrs. Gershon Berkson Ms. Alissa Berman Dr. Mark Berman Mr. and Mrs. Steven Berman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Berns Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Bernstein Mr. Dan Bernstein Dr. and Mrs. Ira Bernstein Ms. Michelle Bernstein Beth Shalom B’nai Zaken Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blankstein Arleen and Robert Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey I. Bleiweis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blum Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blumenthal Blutter/Shiff Design Associates Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boehm Mr. Thomas Boldwin
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Celebrate CJE
Corporate and Individual Sponsors P remi er C i rcle Philip Garoon
B enefac tors
Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation; Elaine and Norton Sarnoff; Swartzberg/Zoller Family Foundation
P at rons
Anonymous; The Crown Family; Dykema Gossett PLLC; Frank H. Stowell & Sons, Inc.; Gurtz Electric Co.; Joyce Grenis and Michael Koen; Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Foundation; Joan and Richard Kohn/Goldberg Kohn Ltd.; The Malkin Family; James C. Mills; Morrison Senior Living; SimplyRehab LLC; Kal and Enid Wenig
F ri ends
AdvaCare Systems; Marilyn and Howard Altman; Anonymous (2); Aramark; Buni and Jordy Berger; Marc and Sharen Berman; Ruth Goodman Blum and Michael D. Blum, M.D.; Annette and Gerald D. Blumberg/ Blumberg Machinery Co.; The Braeside Foundation; Bronner Group LLC; Adrienne and Arnold Brookstone; Dennis J. Carlin; Gentle Home Services, Inc.; Howard N. and Jacqueline Gilbert; Gould & Ratner LLP; Greenberg Traurig LLP; Hamilton Thies & Lorch LLP; Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP; Hollister Incorporated; Illinois Bone & Joint Institute; Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP; Sondra Fineberg Kraff; Bruce J. Lederman; Leslie MarkmanStern and Phillip Stern; McGladrey LLP; Medline Industries, Inc.; NorthShore University HealthSystem; Omnicare; Perkins Eastman, including Chicago Art Source, Corporate Concepts, Insolar Window Treatments, Inc., Mohawk Group; Vicki and Gary Pines; Power Construction Company; The PrivateBank; Susan and Howard Reese; Steven and Ellen Rogin; Linda Soreff Siegel; Judith and Floyd Whellan; Whitehall of Deerfield
CJE SeniorLife would like to thank all of our other contributors to 2014 Celebrate CJE.
Ms. Janice T. Harris HealthMEDX, Inc. Hirsch-Schwartz Foundation Home Instead Senior Care Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Josephson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kafenshtok Mr. Alex Kagan Mr. Bernard H. Kailin Ms. Mary R. Kaltman Ms. Linda S. Kaplan Ms. Rachel Karp Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Kash Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Kessler Keyth Technologies Carole Klein-Alexander and Ron Klein Mr. and Mrs. James B. Klutznick Ms. Ruth Knack The Honorable and Mrs. Mike Kreloff Mr. Harvey Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lanznar Mr. and Mrs. Ira Leavitt Dr. Elaine Leboff-Ries and Dr. Michael H. Ries Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lefkovitz Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lehman Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Lerman Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Levine Mr. Bernard S. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lewis Mr. Zvie Liberman Ms. Shana Lowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lustbader Ms. Roberta Mallon Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marcus Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Mason Mr. Doug Masters Mr. and Mrs. Martin Merel Merrill Lynch Ms. Nancy Meyer Mohawk Group Dr. and Mrs. David L. Mutchnik Mr. and Mrs. Barry Newman Optum Palliative and Hospice Care Mr. Al Orlowsky Mr. and Mrs. William Pearson Dr. Stuart J. Perlik Ms. Judith Perlman Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pockross Mr. and Mrs. Milton Podolsky Polsinelli Shughart PC. Mr. Arthur Potash Dr. Linda S. Randall and Mr. Steve Randall Mrs. Vivian E. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenfield Mr. Steven Ross Mr. David Rubin Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven I. Sarowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Scadron Rabbi Michael J. Schorin and Ms. Jan A. Zausmer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Schulman Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Schwartz Schwartz Benefit Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Seder Senior Lifestyle Corporation Dr. Naomi R. Senser and Mr. Jerrold K. Senser Shalom Memorial Park Mrs. Linda R. Sher Mrs. Rose L. Shure Mr. and Mrs. Norman Soep Solomon Cordwell Buenz Ms. Ida Sondheimer Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoltze Mr. and Mrs. David S. Stone Mrs. Bobette Takiff Taxman Family Foundation Temple Jeremiah Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Topus US Bank Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Washlow Mr. Norton Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Weber Mr. Denis Weil Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Worsek & Vihon Mr. Howard E. Zimmerman $300 - $499 AEG Family Foundation Aitz Hayim Center for Jewish Living Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Appelbaum Atomatic Mechanical Services, Inc. Rabbi Michael Balinsky Deborah and Jonathan Barker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baskin BBJ Linen Mr. and Mrs. Ira Becker Mr. Gary Belkin and Mr. Edward Tuder Beerman Pritikin Mirabelli Swerdlove Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah Bind These Words Mr. Sol Bleiweis Dr. Ellen B. Bogolub and Mr. Neil Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Brody Dr. Barbara Brotine and Mr. Brent Brotine Mr. Jay A. Canel Ms. Celeste Center Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Cherner Mr. and Mrs. Irwin E. Chukerman Dr. and Mrs. Nessim Cicurel Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Cowan Dr. and Mrs. Salomon Dayan Ms. Carol Dean Mrs. Edith F. DeMar Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Denberg Ms. Rosanne Diamond Mrs. Linda Dickens Direct Imprint Inc. Mrs. Deanna G. Drucker Mr. Albert Dukelsky Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eagle Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Eggener Electro Force LLC Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Elin Jennifer Elvey and Noah Schnepper
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Ms. Monica Eorgoff and Mr. Robert G. Zander Marion and Burt Fainman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Falk Dr. Irene Farkas-Conn Mrs. June Finder Mrs. Ruth Forman Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Freeman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Gabel GCG Financial, Inc. GH School for Healthy Living Ms. Ruth Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goldsmith Mr. Joel H. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Goodman Mrs. Sylvia G. Gordon Great Mountain Capital Management Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Greenberg Allyson Marks Greenfield and Avi Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gross Dr. Herbert Hamilton Heartland Law Firm Mr. and Mrs. Werner Heimann Drs. Tamar and Uri Heller Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Hellman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Hochwert Mrs. Joan Holland and Mr. Eli Glassman Mr. Martin R. Hurtig Insolar Window Treatments Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Jaeger Mr. Myles A. Jarrow Johnson Goldberg and Brown LTD Ms. Mildred Jordan Ms. Renee Kalish Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kayman Mr. Norman G. Kellerman, P.C. Ms. Krenna Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kozak Kraff Eye Institute, LTD Mr. Ralph Kugler Lakeside Congregation for Reform Judaism Laner Muchin Ltd. Mrs. Joyce Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Phillip LeBoy Mrs. Ronna B. Leibach Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Lev Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Levin Ms. Ruth M. Levine Dr. Monte Levinson Ms. Ila Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loevy The Loewenthal Group Magid Glove and Safety Manufacturing Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. George Mann Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Markson Dr. and Mrs. David J. Mehlman Ms. Cynthia A. Menendez Kristin Milton Monahan Law Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David Moscow Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Nimer Northbrook Woman’s Club Foundation North Shore Community Bank North Suburban Synagogue Beth El
Oliver Packaging & Equipment Co. Ms. Roberta Olshansky Optum Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Patinkin Peck Bloom, LLC Ms. Donna Pezzuto Piccolo Sogno Mr. Ted Pickus Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pockross Mr. and Mrs. David Pogrund Penny and Steven Pollack Mr. John E. Pomeranz and Ms. Renee D. Stein Reed Smith LLP Mrs. Sonia Richmond Robyn Shapiro Design Mr. Ronald Roman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rosin Salon Buzz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Sandler Scadron Outdoor Advertising Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuman Mr. David Y. Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Schwartz Schwartz Insurance Securitas Security Services Mr. Howard Sharfman Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sher Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Tower Sheridan Road Financial Sigma Delta Tau Parents Club Mr. and Mrs. Alan Silberman Slavin & Slavin Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Slotnick SS&G Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Steinfeld Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stone Dr. and Mrs. Martin Swerdlow Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Mr. and Mrs. Stuart K. Taussig Temple Sholom Mr. Benjamin Tessler Mrs. Lynn Thorpe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tier Ungaretti & Harris LLP Mr. Burton S. Ury Mr. and Mrs. Irving Walanka Walter E. Smithe Custom Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Jay Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weisberg Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weiss Dr. Joan Werber and Mr. Allen Samarel Wilmette Harbor Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. John I. Wolfson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Yastrow Mr. Alon Z. Yonatan Mr. and Mrs. Larry Zoll $100 - $299 4D, Inc. A Cut Above Mrs. Mollie Abraham Mr. and Mrs. David Abrahams Dr. and Mrs. Irving Abrahamson Mr. and Mrs. Lance Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Abrams
Access Living Accurate Plumbing Doctors, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Irving J. Adatto Mr. and Mrs. Neil Adelman Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Adelman Mr. Gilbert Adelstein Mr. and Mrs. William A. Aki Altair Advisers, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Altkorn Altman Dermatology Ms. Jaimie Altman and Mr. Daniel Horwich Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Altman Am Yisrael Conservative Congregation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ament American Weathermakers Amherst Services Inc Aml Group LTD. Mr. and Mrs. George Annes Anshe Emet Synagogue APCO Sign Systems Ms. Phyllis Apelbaum Mrs. Sylvia Arbetman Mr. Laurence Arnold Arthur Goldner & Associates Avant For Men Ms. Debra A. Bakal Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker Kathi and Richard Balaban Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Balonick Mr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Bank Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Barnett Mrs. Judy A. Baskin Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bass Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Baum Mrs. Jacqueline Bazelon Bear Stewart Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Ira Becker Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beerman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Belkov Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Beller Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennin Mr. Robert B. Berger Mr. Steven Berger and Mrs. Aimee Worsek Mr. and Mrs. Ira Berk Mr. Steven Berkowitz Dr. and Mrs. David M. Berkson Mr. and Mrs. Gershon Berkson Ms. Alissa Berman Dr. Mark Berman Mr. and Mrs. Steven Berman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Berns Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Bernstein Mr. Dan Bernstein Dr. and Mrs. Ira Bernstein Ms. Michelle Bernstein Beth Shalom B’nai Zaken Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blankstein Arleen and Robert Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey I. Bleiweis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blum Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blumenthal Blutter/Shiff Design Associates Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boehm Mr. Thomas Boldwin
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Celebrate CJE
Corporate and Individual Sponsors P remi er C i rcle Philip Garoon
B enefac tors
Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation; Elaine and Norton Sarnoff; Swartzberg/Zoller Family Foundation
P at rons
Anonymous; The Crown Family; Dykema Gossett PLLC; Frank H. Stowell & Sons, Inc.; Gurtz Electric Co.; Joyce Grenis and Michael Koen; Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Foundation; Joan and Richard Kohn/Goldberg Kohn Ltd.; The Malkin Family; James C. Mills; Morrison Senior Living; SimplyRehab LLC; Kal and Enid Wenig
F ri ends
AdvaCare Systems; Marilyn and Howard Altman; Anonymous (2); Aramark; Buni and Jordy Berger; Marc and Sharen Berman; Ruth Goodman Blum and Michael D. Blum, M.D.; Annette and Gerald D. Blumberg/ Blumberg Machinery Co.; The Braeside Foundation; Bronner Group LLC; Adrienne and Arnold Brookstone; Dennis J. Carlin; Gentle Home Services, Inc.; Howard N. and Jacqueline Gilbert; Gould & Ratner LLP; Greenberg Traurig LLP; Hamilton Thies & Lorch LLP; Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP; Hollister Incorporated; Illinois Bone & Joint Institute; Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP; Sondra Fineberg Kraff; Bruce J. Lederman; Leslie MarkmanStern and Phillip Stern; McGladrey LLP; Medline Industries, Inc.; NorthShore University HealthSystem; Omnicare; Perkins Eastman, including Chicago Art Source, Corporate Concepts, Insolar Window Treatments, Inc., Mohawk Group; Vicki and Gary Pines; Power Construction Company; The PrivateBank; Susan and Howard Reese; Steven and Ellen Rogin; Linda Soreff Siegel; Judith and Floyd Whellan; Whitehall of Deerfield
CJE SeniorLife would like to thank all of our other contributors to 2014 Celebrate CJE.
W
e offer...
ur sincere thanks to the following individuals who have left our Board in 2014: Brett Avner, Ph.D. Gerald Blumberg Joseph J. Cohen Sondra Fineberg Kraff Maurice Pickard, M.D.
A Hearty Welcome to Our New 2015 Board Members: Terri Freeman Allan Goldstein Mary R. Kaltman Susan Ringel Segal
Mrs. Lila Bondy Mr. Vincent Bonica Barbara and Ronald Borden Mr. Aron Bornstein Ms. Sandra Bornstein Mr. David Bradford Mr. Norman Breyer Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Brody Mr. Matthew Brody Mr. Michael T. Brody Ms. Jody Brott and Mr. Phillip Bronstein Deborah and Matthew Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Burley Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Cabin CAMP IT Conferences Dr. and Mrs. Arnold I. Caplan Mr. Marc Caplan Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Caplan Mr. Patrick V. Casali Charles E. Dobrusin & Associates LTD. Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Charmatz Mr. and Mrs. Jordan E. Cheifetz Mrs. Judy M. Chernick Chest Medicine Consultants, S.C. Chicago Messenger Service, Inc. Chicago Trading Company Chicagoland Jewish High School Chipotle Mexican Grill Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chukerman Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Ciocci Citizens for Lou Lang The Claim Company Restaurant Deborah and Michael Cogan Ms. Andrea R. Cohen Ms. Diana M. Cohen and Mr. David B. Spitulnik Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cohen Mr. Fredric S. Cohen Mr. Larry Cohler-Esses Mr. Samuel B. Cohn Ms. Helen S. Coleman Congregation B’nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim Congregation Or Torah of Skokie Drs. Ellen and Dean Conterato Mr. Geoffrey P. Cooper-Stanton Mrs. Merle T. Cowin Mrs. Lori Crane and Mr. Alan Crane, z”l Mr. and Mrs. Steven Crane Mrs. Lisa Crimaldi Mr. Michael P. Cristol Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cunix Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Curciarello Ms. Patricia A. Dalessandro Mr. and Mrs. Avrum Dannen Datamatics Management Services, Inc. Mrs. Bernice R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis Judge and Mrs. Ronald Davis Dr. and Mrs. Scott Davis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. De Felice Mr. and Mrs. John Deimel Ms. Patricia DeJean Mr. Albert Delighter Mr. and Mrs. Brad Dennison Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Deutsch
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Devon Bank Ms. Geraldine Diamond Ms. Rosalie Dixler Dolgin Law Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Z. Domsky Ms. Sharon Doney Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Dorman Dr. and Mrs. Ira DuBrow Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dulin Dundee Pharmacy, Inc. Duxler Complete Auto Care Mr. Leonard J. Eisenberg Elderwerks and Paxem Inc. Elite on Jarvis Mrs. Helaine Ellenby Ms. Luanne Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elvey Employees Charity Organization (ECHO) of Northrop Grumman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Epner Ms. Sheila J. Epp Dr. Kim Erlich Esscoe LLC Mrs. Sue Ettelson Eye Magic, Inc. Mr. Irving C. Faber and Ms. Paula E. Litt Lisa and David Fain Ms. Ruth Fairfield Mrs. Gitta Fajerstein Maurice Fantus and Judith A. Aiello Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farber FC Studio Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Feder Mr. and Mrs. Terry Y. Feiertag Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Feingold Mr. Leo H. Feldman Mrs. Joyce Fenchel Mrs. Millie Fenchel and Mr. I. Kenneth Fenchel, z”l Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Ferencz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fine Mr. Jeffrey Finke Ms. Phyllis Fischel Fischel & Kahn, LTD. Mr. Lowell S. Fixler Mr. and Mrs. William Flapan Foote, Cone & Belding Advertising, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Forgash Ms. Bonnie Forkosh Mr. Ronald Forman The Forum Group LLC Mr. Kenneth Fox, J.D. Mr. Marvin Fox Mr. Neil Fox Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fragen Francie Stavish & Associates Mr. Luc Francillon Frank Kiesel & Associates, Inc. Mrs. Elaine S. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Franks Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Freehling Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman Mrs. Shirley B. Freilich Mrs. Barbara Fremont Jennifer and Michael Fretzin
The Freyer Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Fried Ms. Amy Friedkin Ms. Lillian L. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fullone Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gaffen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Gallender Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Gamson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garfield Mr. Howard M. Geiderman Mr. Edmund Gelfand Mrs. Melissa Gelfand Mr. Brian Genrich Gerald Linda and Associates Ms. Anita S. Gerber and Mr. Joel Sugar Ms. Ann M. Gershenow Ms. Amy Gilbert Ms. Ruth Gilbert and Mr. Marshall E. Lobin Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Gilford Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gimbel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Al Gitelman Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Glass Ms. Maureen Glassberg Dr. Nancy R. Glick and Mr. Michael R. Finnegan Mr. Richard M. Glick Ms. Susanne Glink Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Gloff Mr. and Mrs. Barry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Brad Goldberg Ms. Ilise Goldberg Mr. Michael B. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Joel Goldman Ms. Joy S. Goldman and Mr. Steve Goodman Ms. Barbara G. Goldsmith Ms. Barbara Goodman Mrs. Iris Goodman Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwyn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gooze Mr. and Mrs. Barton M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gorelick Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goss Mr. and Mrs. William Gould Mrs. Lorna S. Gray Mr. Robert A. Green Ms. Carol Greenberg Mr. Daniel Greene and Ms. Lisa Meyerowitz Mr. Robert Greene Ms. Helen D. Greenebaum Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gremley Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grodzin Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Grosz Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gussin Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gutheim Mr. Arthur M. Gutterman Mr. and Mrs. David A. Haas Halik Healthcare Products
Mr. Lawrence R. Hamilton and Ms. Ann M. Hicks Mr. Lewis Hamilton Mr. Jeffrey Hammes Dr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Hanauer Mr. and Mrs. David Harris Dr. and Mrs. Max L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hauser Ms. Harriet Hausman Ms. Jacqueline C. Hayes Mrs. Ruth Hayman HealthPRO Rehabilitation Mrs. Roselle Hechter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hefter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Heftman Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Heiman Mr. Robert M. Henner Ms. Susanne Henry and Mr. Alan Schachtman Dr. and Mrs. Steven Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heyman Heynssens & Grassman Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hirschfield Mr. Bruce Hirsh Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. Hochberger Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Hoefler Mr. and Mrs. Aaron E. Hoffman Melissa and Kenneth Hoffman Hokin Sternberg Insurance Services Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Hollander Mrs. Judith H. Hollander Mr. Charles Holleb Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holleb Mrs. Karen Holmes Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Holstein Mr. Randy Holzman Dr. George R. Honig and Ms. Olga Weiss Ms. Susan Horn and Mr. Don Honchell Mr. and Mrs. Julian Horwich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horwitch Dr. and Mrs. Irving Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Huvard Idlewood Electric Supply International Exterminator Co. Dr. Madelyn A. Iris and Mr. Mark Iris Janet Jablon Mr. Yehuda R. Jacobi Dr. Gerta Janss Jewish Big Sisters Mrs. Sibyl R. Josephson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Judelson Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Kabb Ms. Ada P. Kahn Mr. and Mrs. David Kahnweiler Mr. Walter Kale Ms. Edye Kamensky Mr. and Mrs. Juan F. Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Kane Mr. Jack Kanuk Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Karp Dr. and Mrs. Martin B. Kass Dr. and Mrs. Richard Katz
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Katz Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kaufman Ms. Barbara Kavitt Dr. Michael A. Keer and Dr. Nadine E. Keer Rabbi Allan Kensky and Ms. Adina S. Kleiman Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Klenetsky KMK Distributors Mrs. Adeline L. Kohn Ms. Rhoda H. Kotzin Mr. Geoffrey H. Krader Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Kramer Ms. Sally Kramer Mrs. Peggy W. Kreisman Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Kretchmer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Kriezelman Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kupperman Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kushen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lachman Geraldine Laff Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Burt B. Lasko Ms. Audrey R. Le Roy Mrs. Natalie S. Lebow Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lederman Ms. Joanna Lee Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leftwich Mr. James E. Leopold Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lerman Ms. Alicia Lernor-Adams Ms. Michele Leshan and Mr. Stephen Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Leshem Mr. Burton L. Levenson Mr. and Mrs. Gary I. Levenstein Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Ms. Carolyn S. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Sander D. Levin Levin Schreder & Carey, LTD Mr. Abby Levine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levy Mrs. Eva Levy and Mr. Arnold S. Levy, z”l Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Levy Ms. Ruth Levy Lewis Floor & Home Ms. Deborah B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lifton Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Linn Mr. and Mrs. Ely Lionheart Mr. Alfred R. Lipton and Ms. Kathleen Roseborough Dr. and Mrs. Gary Lissner Mr. and Mrs. James Litke Lo Verde Contracting Co. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Steven Loevy Mr. and Mrs. Harry London Long Term Care Solutions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loundy Mr. Leonard Loventhal Loyola Electrical Contruction Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Lubin Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Lubliner
W
e offer...
ur sincere thanks to the following individuals who have left our Board in 2014: Brett Avner, Ph.D. Gerald Blumberg Joseph J. Cohen Sondra Fineberg Kraff Maurice Pickard, M.D.
A Hearty Welcome to Our New 2015 Board Members: Terri Freeman Allan Goldstein Mary R. Kaltman Susan Ringel Segal
Mrs. Lila Bondy Mr. Vincent Bonica Barbara and Ronald Borden Mr. Aron Bornstein Ms. Sandra Bornstein Mr. David Bradford Mr. Norman Breyer Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Brody Mr. Matthew Brody Mr. Michael T. Brody Ms. Jody Brott and Mr. Phillip Bronstein Deborah and Matthew Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Burley Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Cabin CAMP IT Conferences Dr. and Mrs. Arnold I. Caplan Mr. Marc Caplan Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Caplan Mr. Patrick V. Casali Charles E. Dobrusin & Associates LTD. Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Charmatz Mr. and Mrs. Jordan E. Cheifetz Mrs. Judy M. Chernick Chest Medicine Consultants, S.C. Chicago Messenger Service, Inc. Chicago Trading Company Chicagoland Jewish High School Chipotle Mexican Grill Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chukerman Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Ciocci Citizens for Lou Lang The Claim Company Restaurant Deborah and Michael Cogan Ms. Andrea R. Cohen Ms. Diana M. Cohen and Mr. David B. Spitulnik Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cohen Mr. Fredric S. Cohen Mr. Larry Cohler-Esses Mr. Samuel B. Cohn Ms. Helen S. Coleman Congregation B’nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim Congregation Or Torah of Skokie Drs. Ellen and Dean Conterato Mr. Geoffrey P. Cooper-Stanton Mrs. Merle T. Cowin Mrs. Lori Crane and Mr. Alan Crane, z”l Mr. and Mrs. Steven Crane Mrs. Lisa Crimaldi Mr. Michael P. Cristol Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cunix Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Curciarello Ms. Patricia A. Dalessandro Mr. and Mrs. Avrum Dannen Datamatics Management Services, Inc. Mrs. Bernice R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis Judge and Mrs. Ronald Davis Dr. and Mrs. Scott Davis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. De Felice Mr. and Mrs. John Deimel Ms. Patricia DeJean Mr. Albert Delighter Mr. and Mrs. Brad Dennison Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Deutsch
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Devon Bank Ms. Geraldine Diamond Ms. Rosalie Dixler Dolgin Law Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Z. Domsky Ms. Sharon Doney Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Dorman Dr. and Mrs. Ira DuBrow Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dulin Dundee Pharmacy, Inc. Duxler Complete Auto Care Mr. Leonard J. Eisenberg Elderwerks and Paxem Inc. Elite on Jarvis Mrs. Helaine Ellenby Ms. Luanne Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elvey Employees Charity Organization (ECHO) of Northrop Grumman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Epner Ms. Sheila J. Epp Dr. Kim Erlich Esscoe LLC Mrs. Sue Ettelson Eye Magic, Inc. Mr. Irving C. Faber and Ms. Paula E. Litt Lisa and David Fain Ms. Ruth Fairfield Mrs. Gitta Fajerstein Maurice Fantus and Judith A. Aiello Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farber FC Studio Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Feder Mr. and Mrs. Terry Y. Feiertag Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Feingold Mr. Leo H. Feldman Mrs. Joyce Fenchel Mrs. Millie Fenchel and Mr. I. Kenneth Fenchel, z”l Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Ferencz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fine Mr. Jeffrey Finke Ms. Phyllis Fischel Fischel & Kahn, LTD. Mr. Lowell S. Fixler Mr. and Mrs. William Flapan Foote, Cone & Belding Advertising, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Forgash Ms. Bonnie Forkosh Mr. Ronald Forman The Forum Group LLC Mr. Kenneth Fox, J.D. Mr. Marvin Fox Mr. Neil Fox Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fragen Francie Stavish & Associates Mr. Luc Francillon Frank Kiesel & Associates, Inc. Mrs. Elaine S. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Franks Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Freehling Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman Mrs. Shirley B. Freilich Mrs. Barbara Fremont Jennifer and Michael Fretzin
The Freyer Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Fried Ms. Amy Friedkin Ms. Lillian L. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fullone Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gaffen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Gallender Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Gamson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garfield Mr. Howard M. Geiderman Mr. Edmund Gelfand Mrs. Melissa Gelfand Mr. Brian Genrich Gerald Linda and Associates Ms. Anita S. Gerber and Mr. Joel Sugar Ms. Ann M. Gershenow Ms. Amy Gilbert Ms. Ruth Gilbert and Mr. Marshall E. Lobin Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Gilford Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gimbel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Al Gitelman Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Glass Ms. Maureen Glassberg Dr. Nancy R. Glick and Mr. Michael R. Finnegan Mr. Richard M. Glick Ms. Susanne Glink Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Gloff Mr. and Mrs. Barry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Brad Goldberg Ms. Ilise Goldberg Mr. Michael B. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Joel Goldman Ms. Joy S. Goldman and Mr. Steve Goodman Ms. Barbara G. Goldsmith Ms. Barbara Goodman Mrs. Iris Goodman Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwyn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gooze Mr. and Mrs. Barton M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gorelick Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goss Mr. and Mrs. William Gould Mrs. Lorna S. Gray Mr. Robert A. Green Ms. Carol Greenberg Mr. Daniel Greene and Ms. Lisa Meyerowitz Mr. Robert Greene Ms. Helen D. Greenebaum Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gremley Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grodzin Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Grosz Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gussin Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gutheim Mr. Arthur M. Gutterman Mr. and Mrs. David A. Haas Halik Healthcare Products
Mr. Lawrence R. Hamilton and Ms. Ann M. Hicks Mr. Lewis Hamilton Mr. Jeffrey Hammes Dr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Hanauer Mr. and Mrs. David Harris Dr. and Mrs. Max L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hauser Ms. Harriet Hausman Ms. Jacqueline C. Hayes Mrs. Ruth Hayman HealthPRO Rehabilitation Mrs. Roselle Hechter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hefter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Heftman Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Heiman Mr. Robert M. Henner Ms. Susanne Henry and Mr. Alan Schachtman Dr. and Mrs. Steven Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heyman Heynssens & Grassman Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hirschfield Mr. Bruce Hirsh Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. Hochberger Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Hoefler Mr. and Mrs. Aaron E. Hoffman Melissa and Kenneth Hoffman Hokin Sternberg Insurance Services Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Hollander Mrs. Judith H. Hollander Mr. Charles Holleb Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holleb Mrs. Karen Holmes Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Holstein Mr. Randy Holzman Dr. George R. Honig and Ms. Olga Weiss Ms. Susan Horn and Mr. Don Honchell Mr. and Mrs. Julian Horwich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horwitch Dr. and Mrs. Irving Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Huvard Idlewood Electric Supply International Exterminator Co. Dr. Madelyn A. Iris and Mr. Mark Iris Janet Jablon Mr. Yehuda R. Jacobi Dr. Gerta Janss Jewish Big Sisters Mrs. Sibyl R. Josephson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Judelson Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Kabb Ms. Ada P. Kahn Mr. and Mrs. David Kahnweiler Mr. Walter Kale Ms. Edye Kamensky Mr. and Mrs. Juan F. Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Kane Mr. Jack Kanuk Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Karp Dr. and Mrs. Martin B. Kass Dr. and Mrs. Richard Katz
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Mr. Henry Winograd Mr. and Mrs. Stewart M. Witkov Cheryl and Harrell Wittenstein Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wittert Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold E. Wolf Mrs. Robin M. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wolfe Wolff Landscape Architecture, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wolken Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wong Mrs. Carol A. Wootton Mr. Gordon Zacks Ms. Nettie Zelkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Zisook Ms. Helen Zuckerman and Mr. Gary Shaw Mr. Gary T. Zussman
CJE Endowment Foundation & Bequests Anonymous Estate of Sarah Altbach Helen & Norman Asher Alzheimer’s Care Fund Joseph Atkin B & J Association Mr. Mirza A. Baig Samuel Ballis Fund Jordon C. Berger Charles H. Berman Educational Fund Laurence U. Berman Trust Harriet B. Brady Pooled Income Fund Belle R. & Joseph H. Braun Fund Estate of Suzy Braun Lena G. Brede Foundation Fund Estate of Raymond D. Brodsky Dennis J. Carlin Kate Charshan Trust Dolly & Joseph Checkers Estate of Frieda & Simon Chinn Beverly and Joe Cohen Charles (Chuck) Cooper Glen Crosier Olga Davidson Estate of William Emil Deutsch Drexel Home Fund Alan Dworkin Robert Edelmann Health Care Fund George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Estate of Reuben and Sydelle Eisenberg Joan H. Epstein Gitta Fajerstein The Rabbi Shlomoh Z. Fineberg and Naomi D. Wainger Fineberg Religious Observance Fund I.M. & Fannabell S. Fixman Foundation Robert Forman Enrichment Series Fund H. Fried Respite Fund Jeffrey & Suzanne Fried Emmanuel Friend Estate Galter Foundation Meyer and Lilly Gerber Foundation Betsy Gidwitz Joseph L. & Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial Foundation Howard A. & Barbara Gilbert
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Estate of Adele Ginsburg Annette Glickman Trust Dale Glickman Trust Irving H. Goldberg Family Fund The Goldberg Family Trust Allan Goldstein Joel H. Goldstein Alan I. Greene Allyson Marks Greenfield and Avi Greenfield Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Foundation The Robert L. Haag Trust Thomas L. Harris Ethel Heller Revocable Trust Teresita A. Hellman Estate of David A. Herstein Ethyle Levin Hillman Fund Phyllis A. Jones Estate of Miriam T. Hirtenstein Estate of Florence L. Kaufman Ms. Esther Kirkel Ms. Carole Klein-Alexander Mr. Michael E. Koen Sondra Fineberg Kraff Leo Krakow Trust Louise H.Landau Estate Estate of Hannah Landsberg Milton Latzer Trust Lazarus Charitable Foundation Bruce J. Lederman Theo and Paul Leffmann Eva B. Levi Trust Diane S. Levin Trust Estate of Helen Levin Ruth Levine Estate of Marcelle M. Lieberman Ken and Susan Lorch Marvin and Marilyn Lustbader Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lynn Estate of Saul Mackoff Estate of Michael George Mallin Roslyn & Milton Mallin Memorial Fund Estate of Judge Abraham Lincoln Marovitz Al and Lillian Mazure Trust C. Margaret McClaskey James C. Mills Estate of Irving H. and Harriet B. Nathan Jerome J. Nathan Trust Ian Natkin - in memory of Lillian Natkin Joseph & Jennie Newman Fund Estate of Mary G. Oppenheim Estate of Konrad Parker Morris L. Parker Trust Kenneth & Susan Pearl The Fannie Penikoff Charitable Trust Vicki and Gary Pines June Raffel Charitable Trust Nate Y. Ratner Fund Michael Reese Service League Sonya & Robert Reich Philanthropic Fund Estate of Rose Resnick Joseph Robineau Fund Ellen and Steven Rogin Milton and Beatrice Rohde Estate Steven Ronsen
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lustbader Mr. and Mrs. Todd Lustbader Mr. and Mrs. J. Garrett Lyman M.B. Vick & Company Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A. Magad Mr. and Mrs. Tighe Magnuson Dr. and Mrs. Lee A. Malmed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Y. Mandler Mr. Shaun Mara Ms. Sharon Marcil Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Margolis Mr. and Mrs. Larry Margolis Mariani Landscape Mars Symbioscience Ms. Sonia T. Marschak Mrs. Barbara Mason Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mattenson Max & Benny’s Ms. Deborah Mayer Mr. Larry Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mazzetta MB Financial Charitable Foundation MBM Company Mr. Edward D. McNamara, Jr. Ms. Shelley McNaughton-Sulkin Mr. Thomas E. Meador Mrs. Donna Medintz The Meetinghouse Companies, Inc. Mr. Richard J. Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Merel Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mervis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meyer Ms. Elaine M. Meyerovitz Ms. Lynn Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Michaels Midwest Transit Equipment Mr. and Mrs. David A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stanton B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jason Mills Milwaukee Valve Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Mintzer Mirco Builders Mrs. Carol Mitchel and Mr. Michael M. Mitchel, z”l Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Mizel Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mogol Mr. J. Clifford Moos Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Mora Mr. Gary J. Morgan Mrs. Donna Moss Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mullin Ms. Carolyn L. Murphy Mutual of America Mr. Michael A. Nadler Mr. Sheldon Natenberg Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nathan Mr. Ian L. Natkin Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nemlich Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Newman Ms. Margery Nieder Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nierman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Nocchiero Mr. and Mrs. S. Howard Noel North Shore Congregation Israel
North Shore Dance Therapy, Inc. North Suburban Hearing Service LTD North Suburban Vision Consultants LTD. Norton’s Restaurant & Bar Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Novack Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Novick Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nusinow Mr. Mark I. Oberlander Office of the County Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Okmin Olde Towne Floor Covering, Inc. Ms. Jill Olswanger Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Padnos Mrs. Janice Paul Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Peck Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pekin Mrs. Karen Perlmuter Mr. and Mrs. Ruvim Pesotskiy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Philipsborn Pinstripes Ms. Debra Ann Plotkin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Posner Mr. Mendy Pozin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Pregozen Mrs. Toni Price Productigear Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pugliese Dr. and Mrs. David Rabin Mrs. Barbara Rabyne Dr. Jeffrey J. Rager Mr. Jack Rapaport Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Rappin Mr. Phillip E. Raskin Ms. Carol Reed Dr. and Mrs. William Reed Mr. Robert Reese Mr. and Mrs. Ray Resnick Ms. Marilyn Rest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rivkin Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Robbins Mr. Lewis Robert Ms. Wendy Rooney Ron’s Landscape & Snow Removal Ms. Lynn Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenbaum Mr and Mrs. Craig Rosenberg Mrs. Leona Z. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon S. Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenstein Ms. Dinah Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Rosenthal Mrs. Sylvia L. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Todd Rosenthal Mr. Warner A. Rosenthal Mr. Eliot H. Rosenwald Mr. Richard B. Rothman Mrs. Inge R. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Dimitry Roytberg Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rubenstein Dr. and Ms. Myron E. Rubnitz Mr. Gerald J. Rudman
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruthman Mrs. Sandra Sabin Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sacks Mr. and Mrs. Gary Salit Ms. Nancy M. Salkover Mr. Robert W. Sanders III Mr. Ronald M. Sandler Dr. Scott Sarran Mr. Bruce Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Schachter Mr. Jerome Schachter Mr. Michael Schachter Ms. Sharon Schatz Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schiffman Mrs. Estelle Schlackman Dr. Joseph H. Schmaltz II Ms. Barbara Schneider Ms. Carol Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schneider Mrs. Cynthia G. Schoenstadt Harriet and William Schoenwald Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Schram Mrs. Mary Schreibstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schultz Mr. Robert Schwalb Mr. and Mrs. Gil Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Perry Schwartz Mr. Robert I. Schwartz Scott Byron & Co. Inc. Mrs. Lisa Seltzer and Mr. Gary Wolfson The Senior’s Finance Manager Beth and Doug Shabelman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shabelman Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Shachter Mr. and Mrs. Murray D. Shaewitz Mrs. Marjorie P. Shafton Mr. Leonid Shagall Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shanes Mr. Jeffrey Shapiro Dr. and Mrs. Stanley K. Shapiro Mrs. Roslyn L. Sheppard Mr. Lawrence A. Sherman Mr. Howard Shidlowsky and Ms. Saralyn Peritz Mr. and Mrs. Aleksandr Shmushkin Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Shubert Ms. Ambrogina Shugar Dr. and Mrs. Lee Shulman Dr. Barry Siegel Mr. and Mrs. David Siev Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Sigale Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Silberman Ms. Deborah Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Silverstein Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Simborg Ms. Anita Simes Dr. and Mrs. Norman M. Simon Mrs. Nancy S. Simonian Mr. and Mrs. Joel Singer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Slan Ms. Jane S. Slaven Mr. and Mrs. Steven Slomka Mr. and Mrs. David Smerling Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smerling Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Smith
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CJE Endowment Foundation & Bequests Anonymous Estate of Sarah Altbach Helen & Norman Asher Alzheimer’s Care Fund Joseph Atkin B & J Association Mr. Mirza A. Baig Samuel Ballis Fund Jordon C. Berger Charles H. Berman Educational Fund Laurence U. Berman Trust Harriet B. Brady Pooled Income Fund Belle R. & Joseph H. Braun Fund Estate of Suzy Braun Lena G. Brede Foundation Fund Estate of Raymond D. Brodsky Dennis J. Carlin Kate Charshan Trust Dolly & Joseph Checkers Estate of Frieda & Simon Chinn Beverly and Joe Cohen Charles (Chuck) Cooper Glen Crosier Olga Davidson Estate of William Emil Deutsch Drexel Home Fund Alan Dworkin Robert Edelmann Health Care Fund George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Estate of Reuben and Sydelle Eisenberg Joan H. Epstein Gitta Fajerstein The Rabbi Shlomoh Z. Fineberg and Naomi D. Wainger Fineberg Religious Observance Fund I.M. & Fannabell S. Fixman Foundation Robert Forman Enrichment Series Fund H. Fried Respite Fund Jeffrey & Suzanne Fried Emmanuel Friend Estate Galter Foundation Meyer and Lilly Gerber Foundation Betsy Gidwitz Joseph L. & Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial Foundation Howard A. & Barbara Gilbert
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Estate of Adele Ginsburg Annette Glickman Trust Dale Glickman Trust Irving H. Goldberg Family Fund The Goldberg Family Trust Allan Goldstein Joel H. Goldstein Alan I. Greene Allyson Marks Greenfield and Avi Greenfield Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Foundation The Robert L. Haag Trust Thomas L. Harris Ethel Heller Revocable Trust Teresita A. Hellman Estate of David A. Herstein Ethyle Levin Hillman Fund Phyllis A. Jones Estate of Miriam T. Hirtenstein Estate of Florence L. Kaufman Ms. Esther Kirkel Ms. Carole Klein-Alexander Mr. Michael E. Koen Sondra Fineberg Kraff Leo Krakow Trust Louise H.Landau Estate Estate of Hannah Landsberg Milton Latzer Trust Lazarus Charitable Foundation Bruce J. Lederman Theo and Paul Leffmann Eva B. Levi Trust Diane S. Levin Trust Estate of Helen Levin Ruth Levine Estate of Marcelle M. Lieberman Ken and Susan Lorch Marvin and Marilyn Lustbader Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lynn Estate of Saul Mackoff Estate of Michael George Mallin Roslyn & Milton Mallin Memorial Fund Estate of Judge Abraham Lincoln Marovitz Al and Lillian Mazure Trust C. Margaret McClaskey James C. Mills Estate of Irving H. and Harriet B. Nathan Jerome J. Nathan Trust Ian Natkin - in memory of Lillian Natkin Joseph & Jennie Newman Fund Estate of Mary G. Oppenheim Estate of Konrad Parker Morris L. Parker Trust Kenneth & Susan Pearl The Fannie Penikoff Charitable Trust Vicki and Gary Pines June Raffel Charitable Trust Nate Y. Ratner Fund Michael Reese Service League Sonya & Robert Reich Philanthropic Fund Estate of Rose Resnick Joseph Robineau Fund Ellen and Steven Rogin Milton and Beatrice Rohde Estate Steven Ronsen
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Life Enrichment | Supportive Resources | Healthcare | Research & Education Mally and Alan Rutkoff Norma Sachs Fund The Robert L. and Claire Sampson Charitable Annuity Trust Stephen P. Sandler Leonard Schanfield Research Endowment Fund Robert and Julie Schlossberg Estate of Eugene M. Segal Edward and Dorothy Shapiro Estate of Jerome & Natalie Share Leonard Shraiberg Endowment Fund Joel S. Siegel Seymour and Roslyn Simon Trust Edward & Honora Singer Estate of Lillian and Dwight D. Slater Georgette Grosz Spertus Trust Adele Stern Estate of Veda Stern Rick Strusiner Swartzberg / Zoller Family Foundation Ms. Dianne Tesler Rachel Topp Trust Estate of Lucille L. Vodian Estate of Birdie Wagner Miss Brenna Wagner The Wagner Foundation Estate of Muriel Wein The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc. Mark and Patty Weiner Nellie & Louis Weiner Fund Weinfield Trust Ronald Weismehl Enid and Kalman Wenig Marshall Yablon June and Howard Zimmerman
Contributed Gifts & Services Mr. Jack Asher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Atkin Mr. Mark Bailey Mr. Alex Belenky Ms. Lynn Bernau Ms. Susan Bernstein Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah Ms. Arlene E. Blum Ms. Bette Blumenthal Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brown Mr. David Caplan Ms. Hope H. Chapman
Mrs. Carolyn Chatterton Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cherin Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cone Ms. Anita Denes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dicker Ms. Larisa Dinerman Ms. Marcy Dolins Ms. Shirley Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dunn Emma’s Bagels Ms. Adele Feldman Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Finkel Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friend Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Gallender Mr. and Mrs. John Garza Ms. Sonia Gershik Ms. Linda Goodman Gordon’s Ace Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Greene Ms. Robin Guy Mr. Bob Hamer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamer Ms. Penny Herbst Mr. Eric Hirsh Ms. Carol Huebner Ideal Gifts and Flowers Cary Jacobson Ms. Mary R. Kaltman Mr. Gary Kantor Mr. Brad Kasselman Katz & Stefani LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kesner Mr. Mark Kishbaugh Shalom Klein Ms. Ruth Koross Mr. Blair Kramer Dr. Gary M. La Mantia Mrs. Ronna B. Leibach Mr. Stuart Levin Mr. Phillip Levsky Ms. Alice Loffe Dr. and Mrs. Allen Marks Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mermelstein Mrs. Sandra Miller Mr. and Mrs. Barry Newman Mr. and Mrs. Herb Nolan Mr. Robert Nussbaum Mr. Mark Patent Mr. Peter Pelts Ms. Charlene Perlow Dr. Rhoda S. Pomerantz Mrs. Janet Ritter
Mr. Steven Rodney Mr. Jeffrey Rovner The Sandwich Club Ms. Nancy Shaffer Mr. Jack J. Shapiro Mrs. Bella Shmulkar Ms. Rochelle Singer Slice Of Life Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sussman Tel Aviv Pizza Mr. Alexander Telis Mr. Norton Wasserman Ms. Rochelle Wasserman Mr. Stuart Weinstein Mr. Howard Weiss Mrs. Carol A. Wootton
Government Partners AgeOptions Chicago Housing Authority City of Chicago/Department of Housing and Economic Development Federal Emergency Management Agency Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services Illinois Department of Human Services Illinois Department of Public Health Illinois Department on Aging Illinois Housing Development Authority U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs U.S. Social Security Administration Village of Evanston CDBG Village of Skokie CDBG
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Our Stories of Enrichment, Support and Person-Centered Care Continue to Grow. Older adults, families and caregivers throughout metropolitan Chicago turn to CJE at different stages in their lives to benefit from our comprehensive network of care. Since 1972, we have provided programs and services to more than 300,000 people.
Life Enrichment Creative Arts Life-Long Learning Volunteering
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Find out about our more than 40 programs and services by calling 773.508.1000 or visiting www.cje.net.
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Adult Day Services Assisted Living & Memory Care at Weinberg Community Support Groups Consumer Assistance Your Eldercare Consultants/Geriatric Care Management Group & Independent Living Home-Delivered Meals & Kosher to Go Shalom Bus & Medicar Personal Care
CJE SeniorLife™ is a partner in serving our community, supported by the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago. 784.11.2014
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CJE SeniorLife™ is a partner in serving our community, supported by the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.
How Will You Assure Jewish Tomorrows? What aspects of Jewish life do you cherish most— learning, community, worship, caring for those in need or social justice? Whatever you care about most, by leaving a legacy you ensure the things you value are sustained for future generations.
To create your Jewish Legacy contact: Allyson Marks Greenfield, Senior Development Director Allyson.MarksGreenfield@cje.net 773.508.1130
CJE SeniorLife™ is a partner in serving our community, supported by the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.