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FALL 2019 Amy & Stan Baratz and Polly & Mike Saxon – Named Chairs of Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign fathers planted for me, so I plant for my children.” Amy & Stan and Polly “As&myMike have taken this to heart, serving as Chairs of Sholom’s Care Comes

Sholom is thrilled to announce 5-Star Quality Recognition! see pages 13–16.

“ Wishing you a

sweet new year with peace, happiness, and fulfillment.

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– L’Shana Tova

First Capital Campaign.

Mike Saxon’s family has a long history with Sholom. His paternal grandfather was a resident at an early Sholom facility and both of his grandmothers lived at Sholom – one in St. Paul and one in St. Louis Park. Polly & Mike were regulars at several Sholom Auxiliary Balls, and then became volunteers and supporters. It wasn’t long before Mike was recruited to join the Sholom Foundation Board and Polly was recruited to the Alliance Board.

Mike & Polly Saxon

While Mike was President of the Sholom Foundation, the Foundation was requested to conduct a Capital Campaign to raise funds to meet several organizational needs for projects that had long been deferred or delayed. The Foundation accepted this role and has been diligent since day one to realize this goal. When asked about the Care Comes First Capital Campaign the Chairs shared, “We want the community to understand the vital role played by Sholom; the full scope of services offered today, and the preparations Sholom is making for the changing landscape of our senior community. We need to be ready for the increasing number of people who will need services that are as individualized as each client.” For these reasons, both couples have generously made significant philanthropic investments into the Campaign. Amy & Stan Baratz, both former Chairs of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation Annual Campaign, are known throughout the Twin Cities as philanthropic leaders and active campaigners for many causes. Amy & Stan shared, “For us, the mission is very clear – to provide a broad continuum of residential, social and health care services primarily for older adults within a Jewish environment. We are extremely proud to support this organization.”

For a listing of all donations, see pages 18–27.

Amy & Stan Baratz

Sholom is recognized as a leader in senior services providing independent and assisted living, short-term rehabilitation, long-term skilled care, memory support and a hospice program all within a Jewish environment. Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign embodies a commitment and a can-do attitude from the co-chairs. Sholom has never previously undertaken a campaign of this magnitude. These powerhouse couples, who are friends outside of communal involvement, are excited to spearhead this challenge and feel confident in its success. continued on page 7

A Hearty Welcome Aboard to Mort Naiman – Care Comes First,

2019–2020

Sholom Foundation Board of Directors President: Steven Gottlieb Vice President: David Gantman Officer At Large: Debbie Goldenberg Directors:

Melanie Barry Brad Birnberg Michael Blum Steve A. Brand* Neil Borenstein Arne Divine z”l * Jay Dworsky Allen Freeman* Mark Freeman* Lisa Furman Jeff Getzkin Jay D. Goldberg* Jon Gordon * Karen Gordon Drew Greenberg Robert Hartman* Susan Feinberg Hughes Grant Kamin Robert Karon* Joy Leibman Dan Lieberthal Neil Moses-Zirkes Steve Orloff Ada Rubenstein z”l Sheryl Rutzick Michael Saxon* Charles Selcer* Cindy Shapiro Thomas Sherman* Debbie Spencer Lloyd Stern* Sonia Ungerman Deborah Weiss Kim Wolson Jerome Yugend z”l * * Past Presidents

Executive Director Joel D. Mandel Executive Director Emeritus Jay M. Jacobson z”l Director of Philanthropy Jeffrey Sherman Assistant Mimi Kudak Donations Coordinator Christie Cotcamp

Capital Campaign Director

ort thought that when he turned 70 this past August he would retire from his four decades of working in development in the Jewish community and leave his role as Vice President of International & Israel Global Philanthropy for the Jewish Agency. Stan Baratz and Mike Saxon, Chairs of Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign had other plans for him. After multiple meetings with Stan and Mike as well as Barbara Klick, CEO of Sholom and Joel Mandel, Executive Director of the Sholom Foundation, Mort agreed to join the staff at Sholom Foundation as Director of the Capital Campaign.

Mort Naiman

He will focus on building relationships with donors who believe in the importance of Sholom as it continues to provide elder care solutions in the Twin Cities and who also want to invest in the next chapter of Sholom’s more-than-a-century of history. Mort brings his knowledge and expertise, particularly at a time when increasing numbers of people will need continuing services. Mort and his wife Micki z”l have been supporters of Sholom for many years and are confident in the future of this organization and have made their own long-term personal commitment to Sholom. Mort’s mother, a Holocaust Survivor, toured Knollwood Place Apartments before her passing in March, 2018, and explored moving here from Florida. Mort invites others who care about providing residential, social, and health care opportunities for older adults within the Jewish community to join him in investing in this remarkable institution. Prior to joining Sholom, Mort worked at the Minneapolis Jewish Federation for almost two decades serving as Campaign Director and Director of the Jewish Community Foundation. Mort commented, “I’m grateful for the opportunity to be working with so many dedicated Capital Campaign volunteers who are not only making their own generous Capital Campaign gifts but are also meeting with prospects to share Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign message.” Amy & Stan Baratz, both former Minneapolis Jewish Federation Annual Campaign Chairs commented, “We worked with Mort at the Federation and know him to be like a bulldog – once he gets hold of you, he won’t let go!” z”l Mike Saxon added, “Leadership in St. Paul know Mort and Micki as this dynamic duo with a passion and commitment for community and a vast network of friends who respect what together they have accomplished. We are thrilled to have Mort join the Sholom Foundation staff to help with the Care Comes First Capital Campaign.”

For more information on Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign, please contact Mort Naiman at 952.939.1631 or mnaiman@sholom.com.

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Sholom Foundation – Impact, Community, Appreciation

– Sholom Foundation Immediate Past President, Mark Freeman

his month, my two year term as president comes to an end. I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked with this wonderful community of professionals and volunteers. My personal thanks goes to each member of the Foundation Board who has shared his/her expertise and passion to help us so much. I am very appreciative of our donors past and present whose generosity enables the Foundation to provide support to Sholom. The Sholom Community Alliance performs miracles every day as it ensures a safe and comfortable home for our seniors where they thrive and participate in meaningful and enriching programs. I also want to particularly thank Joel Mandel, the Sholom Foundation Executive Director, for his hard work and dedication allowing the Foundation to continue to grow.

Over the past two years the Sholom Foundation has focused on raising funds for Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign. This crucial campaign aims to fulfill the current and future capital needs at both campuses, upgrade and introduce new technology, and strengthen employee programs and benefits, all to position Sholom for success in the future. My deepest appreciation goes to the Campaign Cabinet, our professionals and the many volunteers who have contributed so much time and energy on behalf of the Campaign. I am truly grateful for their continuing efforts. The progress of the campaign has already been noticeable. Significant renovations have been made on the second and third floors of Sholom Home West, improvements in technology have been made across both Sholom campuses,

and life-safety improvements are completed in the interior and Mark Freeman exterior of the Ackerberg Family Sholom West campus. In addition, the hard working and dedicated Sholom staff is benefiting through increased compensation and employment benefits. Care Comes First continues to be an important and transformational Campaign. The goal to raise endowment funds remains at the heart of Sholom Foundation’s work. The earnings generated from our endowments help generate financial support for Sholom’s programs and services and promote an excellence of care for every resident and program participant. The Sholom Foundation is projected to provide nearly $1.5 million toward the Sholom budget in Fiscal Year 2018-2019. I encourage you to consider establishing an endowment fund and adding your name to the Sholom Foundation Wall of Honor, thereby helping to assure Sholom’s future. Moving forward, my lifelong friend and colleague Steve Gottlieb is assuming the role as the Sholom Foundation President. Steve is an experienced and energetic leader with a sharp mind and a very warm heart. Steve has already made an impact and the Foundation will continue to flourish under his leadership. I am excited about Sholom’s future. This community continues to not only be generous with our time but also our resources. We are serious about our commitment to providing care for those who cared for us. L’shana Tova and all good wishes for the coming year!

Dear Directors of Sholom Home East, Having been a rehab patient at Sholom Home East in the Macalester Wing for almost three weeks, I want to commend you for maintaining such a wholesome, clean facility. As the Senior Rabbi in the Twin Cities – 57 years as the director of the local Chabad Lubavitch Movement – I am proud of the Jewish community for having such a foremost care facility in its midst. I want to especially commend you on the excellent staff – all of them! They exude joy. Keep up the good work! Sincerely, Rabbi Moshe Feller – Director and Senior Rabbi, Upper Midwest Merkos Chabad Lubavitch

Rabbi Moshe Fe ller

Where do I Begin? A Learning Series for Adult Children Partnering with Aging Parents – Classes About Resources, Education & Services – Funded by the Mike & Linda Fiterman

Family Foundation

inda and Mike Fiterman reflected on the time when Mike’s mom experienced declining health, especially during the few months prior to her passing. Linda said, “We were faced with many of the same concerns with which people struggle when their parents are aging and require ‘more’.”

“I’m having trouble finding resources that can help my mother”; “How do I know if Mom should be living independently, and if she moves, where should we look?”; “Dad shouldn’t really be driving but if he stops, he will be stranded”; “How do we talk about health care directives?”

Based upon their own experience, and confirmed by friends in similar situations, the Fitermans approached Sholom with a proposal to address an unmet need in the Community: to develop an educational program for individuals and families, to be prepared and better understand the roles they may be called upon to assume when parents and loved ones become aged and infirm. Sholom gladly accepted this request, and is excited to present Sholom C.A.R.E.S. Education Series. Throughout each interactive session, participants will focus on the aging process and learn how to access community resources, preparing them to address Linda & Mike Fiterman

aging issues as they arise. A second emphasis is developing a partnership – by working as a team, adult children and parents can successfully navigate any problem or concern. The need for this education is well documented. As of July, 2016, the population of Hennepin and Ramsey counties is aging significantly with a quarter million people over age 60 and of those, greater than 60,000 are at least 80 years old. Many seniors look to families for support. Stakeholder focus groups captured the most salient issues. Participants included adult children of aging parents, seniors, family members, and professionals in the Jewish community including JFCS, JFS, JCC, gerontologists, university professors, nurses, and social workers. Session topics highlight common concerns: • Money, finances, and planning • Driving • Sharing your values as you age – parents and adult children. • Housing and where to live • Caring for the caregiver • The ABC’s of community resources, and who can help • Death and bereavement • Developing an end-of-life care plan – what is it and why it is important Sessions will be held at a variety of venues around the Twin Cities, including partner Jewish agencies. Each of eight sessions will be offered twice, once in Minneapolis and once in St. Paul. There is no charge to attend. With much gratitude we thank Linda and Mike Fiterman for their generosity and for bringing this issue to the fore. The results of this series promise to be enlightening, helpful, and reassuring. Sessions are scheduled through the end of 2020. To preregister for the October 27th session, ‘Sharing Your Values as You Age,’ with your parent or adult child or to request a program brochure and more information, please contact Chris Kellogg at 952.939.1578 or ckellogg@sholom.com.

Donʼt Judge a Book by Its Cover

f you only seek the “predictable”, you will miss out on great people and great things. You would, in fact, miss knowing the incomparable Karen and Fred Gordon.

Fred was raised in Stillwater, Minnesota, where only a handful of families comprised the Jewish community. Karen hails from Minnesota Lake, a small agricultural town in southern Minnesota. She studied and converted to Judaism in 1971. In unison they said, “Considering neither of us have typical Jewish backgrounds, we don’t fit the same predictable pattern as other donors or volunteers. Community continues to be very important to both of us – and we are thrilled to be part of it.” Karen and Fred Gordon believe in Sholom’s mission and are proud supporters. Fred observed, “Two things impressed us most – the fantastic care provided, unlike anywhere else, and the strong sense of community which remains one of Sholom’s great differentiators.”

Fred & Karen Gordon

The Gordons commented, “The residents identify with the mission and feel part of the community. The staff is integral to the Sholom Community and helps shape it. Sholom is a vital part of the Twin Cities Jewish Community and in turn, the community supports the mission.”

Early on, the Gordons discovered, if you reach out, join, and volunteer, you are welcomed with open arms. The Gordon’s early community involvement concentrated on Temple Israel and the Jewish Federation. Their impressions from a 1980 Mission to Israel became the catalyst for their future involvement and philanthropy. They noted, “We were introduced to people from all across the world, and the Jewish Community was the common bond!” Karen and Fred were invited to join the Shaller Family Sholom East Campus Capital Campaign as donors and volunteers. With Karen’s medical background as an occupational therapist, and their jointly held desire to advance the Jewish Community, they answered the invitation with a resounding yes. Karen offered, “My grandfather was this larger-than-life kind of guy who was a physician in rural Minnesota for over 50 years as well as mayor and head of the school board. He also donated funds for a community building, which is still in use today.”

“I’ve taken on my grandfather’s sense of community and made it my own. By his example, we support what is important,” Karen reflected.

Karen said, “I am privileged to help make an impact as a Sholom Foundation Board member.” Fred is a tremendous advocate for Sholom, and he continued, “We have worked hard as neither of us comes from wealthy families and we know there is also a certain amount of luck that plays a role.” The Gordons are members of the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society and Fred shared, “Through a testamentary gift to the Sholom Foundation, our support will continue long after we are gone and the crucial work that Sholom achieves will endure.” The Gordon’s emphasized, “The more active you are and the more you connect with people you can help, the happier you will be. We feel terrific that we are connecting with people and are able to make lives better.” Our sincere thanks are extended to Karen and Fred Gordon for sharing their insights and acting upon their values. For more information on the Heritage Society and other ways to ensure your legacy with Sholom, please call Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593 or jmandel@sholom.com. (Please see page 11 for a listing of Sholom Foundation Heritage Society Members.)

Who is the Life of the Party? The Kane Family – for 50 years!

hen the Kanes are in the house, you’d think it was New Year’s Eve! The music is loud, the conversation is animated, and the energy is out-of-control! For 50 fun years the Kane family has been dedicated to bringing joy to Sholom while setting an example of tzedakah and volunteering. While growing up in the ’20s and ’30s, brothers Sam and Aaron Kane shared an unusually close bond with their first cousin Joe Kane. In the fall of 1968 Joe's dad, the brothers' Uncle Harry, moved to Sholom Home East, then located on Midway Parkway. The following spring there were festivities aplenty for Mother’s Day, but nothing was scheduled for Father’s Day. Seeing an opportunity, Joe, Sam, and Aaron created a fantastic event, a casino night, to make sure Harry and the other men had a terrific Father’s Day celebration. Thus began the Kane family Father's Day tradition at Sholom which celebrated its 50th anniversary this past spring.

Volunteers add to the fun and festivities

The Kane boys hosted quite a party which was repeated many years running. Casino Night included a delicious dinner, drinks and a live dance band. It was the “real deal” with noisy casino tables and nurses became dance partners. Klondike Kate and her entourage from the St. Paul Winter Festival added to the great evening. The Kanes knew how to have fun and guaranteed a great time to everyone who attended. Soon the next generation of Kanes joined the team to help plan and shepherd the event. Following in their fathers’ footsteps, Terry (Sam’s son), Barry (Aaron’s son) and Bruce (Joe’s son) made sure the fun continued. The event became even more personal for the family again when Sam Kane lived at Sholom from 1983-1990. When the Ackerberg Family Sholom West Campus opened in St. Louis Park, the Kane Casino Night moved west. Through the years the event shifted from a Father’s Day event to a large bingo game with prizes and all residents having an opportunity to participate. As the Kane family has grown, so has the involvement of younger generations. Terry’s grandson Rob Schwartz was on board this year, as

L to R standing: Bruce Kane, Terry Kane L to R seated: Michael Kane, Steven Kane, Robert Schwartz

were Bruce’s sons Steven Kane and Michael Kane, and all brought a cadre of volunteers to make sure the night was a success. Families of Sholom residents, too, were encouraged to join with their loved ones at Bingo night. “As the average age of the residents goes up, and capabilities change, we have an even greater reason to bring joy to Sholom. Dancing is no longer part of the event, but having fun remains our number one goal,” said Terry Kane. “While this began with the desire that Uncle Harry should have a good time, we continue to look forward to making people happy.” Bruce Kane said, “We love planning the Kane bingo event. I am thrilled that my sons, the next generation, are part of this. Fifty years is a milestone, and we are committed to continuing the Kane tradition at Sholom.” The Kanes are equally dedicated to Sholom through their financial support. Terry and his wife Mitzi are contributors to Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign. We also gratefully acknowledge the Mitzi & Terry Kane Family Fund and the Estelle and Joe Kane Family Fund. These endowment funds at the Sholom Foundation help support Sholom’s services and campuses, and promote excellence in care, today and for generations to come. Mazel tov to the Kane family on the 50th anniversary of bringing fun and joy to Sholom. For more information, please call Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593 or jmandel@sholom.com.

Itʼs All About the Grands! by Aimee Feldman

hen I think back to my childhood, I barely remember a time when I didn’t have a grandparent living at the Sholom Home. My paternal grandfather, Sam Kane, or Zaida to our family, moved to Sholom on Midway Parkway in 1983 at the age of 69. I was 9 and when most of my friends were going on fun adventures with their grandparents, I was visiting Zaida at Sholom. He had Parkinson’s, was confined to a wheelchair and became mostly nonverbal as the years passed. I have many happy memories of visiting him and going to music programs, magic shows, ice cream socials and other programs offered to enrich the lives of Sholom residents. I also remember many caring and committed staff members who cared for my zaida. My other grandfather, Harry Latts, moved to Sholom in 1992. He lived in the Memory Care Unit and while it was hard to watch him decline amid the effects of dementia, I never had any doubt that he was in the best of hands at Sholom. I got a different glimpse of Sholom when two of my husband Noah's grandparents lived at Sholom in St. Louis Park. Noah's Grandpa, Bob Berg, lived at Sholom Home West briefly in

(Zaida) Sam Kane with Aimee Feldman age 9

2005 and his Grandma June Berg lived at Knollwood Place Apartments from 2012-2015. Until June moved to Knollwood Place Apartments, my experience was limited to the care centers. It was fun to see the other Sholom services and watch June enjoy group outings, plan and participate in social events and play in regular card games. We were happy to see that Sholom can meet the needs of older members of our community in so many different ways.

Chairs named for Care Comes First Capital Campaign

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Polly, Mike, Amy, and Stan recognize that it was more than 30 years ago when Sholom opened its doors at the Ackerberg Family Campus in Minneapolis and a decade has passed since the doors opened on the new Shaller Family Campus in St. Paul. Now is the time to ensure Sholom has state-of-the-art facilities and rehabilitation services, the most modern systems and infrastructure, current and up-to-date technology, and the capability to employ the most qualified and caring staff possible. “For more than a century, Sholom has been committed to meeting the unique needs of the elders in our community, and to this day our residents are at the center of everything we do,” said Mike. “With the help of our generous donors, we’re taking personcentered care to the next level by updating our campus to redefine home and revolutionize care for the individuals we serve.” Polly & Amy commented, “We understand that each generation needs to make things better for the next while recognizing everything earlier generations did for us. In the very same way, incumbent upon the four of us as Chairs of the Care Comes First Capital Campaign is to improve the world for the generations who follow.” Our Chairs recognize that for Sholom to be relevant for another hundred years, we must do something different beginning now, for the people we serve. There is no denying for Sholom and the broader community this is an essential need. “Community support for Sholom has been extraordinary and is greatly appreciated,” commented Sholom CEO Barbara Klick. “I am elated that the Capital Campaign is being chaired by individuals of this stature and whose dedication to our residents is unfailing.”

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For more information on Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign, please contact Mort Naiman, 952.939.1631 or mnaiman@sholom.com.

Ben Steinberg – A Creative Force in Senior Housing

en Steinberg, past Sholom Foundation Board Member and commercial real estate finance and investment executive, received the Susie Selcer Leadership Award at the 2019 Sholom Annual Meeting.

Family Fund and are members of the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society. Ben and Maxine continue to be active members at Temple Israel.

“The award honors an individual whose work within the Sholom organizations and the Twin Cities Jewish Community exemplifies outstanding leadership, integrity, spirit and tzedakah, presented in tribute to Susie Selcer,” said Chuck Selcer, Susie’s son and a past President of the Sholom Foundation and the Sholom Alliance. “Ben has been a fixture in Sholom leadership and commands the respect of everyone working in the organization today. He was instrumental in developing our senior housing. Ben says a lot in few words, and people listen.” Bob Karon, Sholom Foundation Board member, echoed these sentiments, “Ben makes excellent contributions to the Sholom Foundation Investment Committee and to the Foundation. His expertise and knowledge is invaluable.” In the late 1960’s Ben and his wife, Maxine, arrived in the Twin Cities from Chicago. Experienced in real estate finance, Ben was recruited to a task force of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation with the mission of helping the Jewish seniors living in the old Northside. The task force evolved into the Community Housing and Service Corporation with Ben as its president. During his tenure, there were several successful milestones, including acquisition of an apartment building that provided affordable senior housing; Menorah Plaza was planned and constructed; and the Community Housing and Service Corporation and Sholom Home merged into one senior-focused community organization. Ben also served on the planning committees for the development of both Sholom campuses. At the award presentation, Ben said, “I focused my community efforts on Sholom for the last 50 years because I felt my life’s work in real estate gave me something to offer toward housing our seniors. In turn, it has been rewarding to see what we have accomplished together and to contribute to the Sholom Community’s growth and success.” Along with his real estate expertise, Ben has generously served the Sholom Foundation Investment Committee and the Sholom Community Alliance Budget & Finance Committee. Maxine also served Sholom as a member of the PR and Marketing Committee and as a Marketing Director. Together they established the Ben and Maxine Steinberg

Ben Steinberg Family

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Throughout our lives, Dad has been a role model of the joy and accomplishments that come from participating in our Jewish community and helping neighbors and friends. Sholom has been an integral part of our family. Our parents are an inspiration! Their grandchildren have volunteered at Sholom and want to find more ways to support their community,” said his daughters, Nikki Gagerman and Tracy Steinberg Arnold.

They added, “It is Dad’s deep appreciation for all that Sholom has given him that makes us understand his commitment. Dad truly received a profound sense of community and personal growth from this work.” Mazel Tov to Ben on this award and for his 50 years of service to Sholom and the Twin Cites Jewish community.

Paul Ross – Pied Piper and Innovator z”l

aul Ross was a doer, a problem solver, and a Sholom Volunteer extraordinaire. Residents clamored for his weekly discussions and warm greetings were his specialty. Paul passed away earlier this year. One of his enduring legacies is the development of the Music and Memory Program at Sholom. In 2014, Paul and his wife Connie watched the documentary Alive Inside. Paul, a music lover, instinctively knew that replicating the music program portrayed in the film would benefit Sholom residents living with dementia.

Paul contacted Barb Gutzmann, Director of Therapeutic Recreation at the Shaller Family Sholom East Campus to begin and nurture what would become the Music and Memory Program, and to date, more than 150 residents have been positively impacted. Outstanding benefits Paul Ross include increased cognition, motivation, appetite, and recall as well as a reduction in falls, depression, and anxiety. The Music and Memory Program has become a tremendous option for residents living with dementia. Alive Inside features music as a tool to enhance the lives of those with dementia. As a result of the disease, portions of the brain no longer function. However, the brain has many receptors for music and can reach other pathways triggering memory and recall. Social scientists discovered that working one-to-one with the individual, aided with headphones, an iPod and an individualized playlist, amazing results can occur. Individualized playlists are based upon the resident’s favorite music. A staff person or volunteer sits beside the resident, and using a headphone splitter, listens along with the resident. As a reaction occurs, the resident is directly engaged to begin communication. Reactions are gauged by physical movements such as arm movements, eyes opening, and ultimately speaking.

Paul would be proud of the program’s many successes including: • Jack is a widower, non-verbal, and spent his days sleeping or staring. When his iPod started, he opened his eyes, and smiled. The volunteer was able to engage Jack

one-to-one, who shared stories of dancing with his wife and even recalled the car he drove when they were dating. • Jane, at 104, was a non-verbal and unresponsive resident. When Jane wore the headphones, the music reached her. Barb Gutzmann and Paul Ross Responding to the confer on the development music and staff of the Music and Memory member’s voice, Jane Program. smiled and became more alert and opened her eyes.

Staff discovered the iPod offers a secondary benefit for residents who are part of the ongoing Music and Memory Program. • Sarah is a Holocaust survivor. Often when a nurse would approach Sarah to give her medications, she was transported back to the war and refused to cooperate. Her iPod playlist included Take Me Out to the Ballgame and A Bicycle Built for Two. After 30 seconds of listening to the music through her headphones, Sarah relaxed and took her pills, all the while singing along with the music. • Ben often experiences increased anxiety and restlessness in the late afternoon. An iPod listening session with his music relaxes Ben and his symptoms are reduced or delayed. Paul and Connie advanced their dedication to Sholom by establishing the Connie & Paul Ross Family Music & Memory Fund for the Shaller East Campus. Additionally, Sholom is also extremely grateful for the creation of a second endowment fund, the Connie & Paul Ross Family Fund. Connie & Paul Ross are proud members of the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society as are their children, Francie & Barry Ross. Paul didn’t seek the limelight. However, an extremely proud moment was accepting the Susie Selcer Leadership Award. Paul Ross’s legacy lives on through the programs and resources he established. For more information on supporting Music and Memory Program and other Sholom programs, please contact Joel Mandel, 952.939.1593 or jmandel@sholom.com.

Wow! 7 out of 10 of us don’t even have a Will, let alone a Charitable Legacy Plan. Here are several reasons why creating a Will is important:

You can control how and where your estate will be distributed

You can make specific bequests to family members and others who are important to you

You can make charitable bequests to your favorite charity – might that be the Sholom Foundation?

It may save taxes and control unnecessary expenses in the administration of your estate

If there is no Will, the state determines how your estate – no matter the size – is distributed, regardless of your good intentions

Whatever the size of your estate, you have the ability to leave a legacy for your loved ones, a charity close to your heart, and for the world in which you live, when you take the first step. Please call Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593 or jmandel@sholom.com to learn more about creating a maximum impact and leaving a powerful legacy.

Sholom Foundation Heritage Society Our support will continue long after we are gone so that the crucial work Sholom achieves will endure. – Karen & Fred Gordon

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 Charitable Remainder Trust  Gift Annuity  Gift of Real Estate  Other

If you choose, you may indicate the amount, range or percentage of your gift to help us better plan for the future:_____________________

Leave your Legacy. Influence the Future. We invite you to join the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society, honoring those who provide for our elderly loved ones with a commitment to the Sholom Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation in Minnesota, through their wills and other charitable gift plans. There is no finer example of the power of giving than what we can achieve together. Our Sholom Foundation Heritage Society members are acknowledged in our Circle of Life magazine and recognition walls at both Sholom Campuses.

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Sholom Foundation Heritage Society

The Sholom Foundation Heritage Society has been established to thank those thoughtful individuals and families who have included Sholom Foundation in their estate plans. We honor those who have made such a commitment and gratefully acknowledge these valued friends.

Anonymous (3) Ruth & Allen Aaron Sally & Michael Abrams Alvin & Donna Apple Family Lawrence Applebaum Allan L. Apter Irene & Harry Bader Rosalyn Baker Beverly Balos & Mary Louise Fellows Irving & Deane Bassin Ruth Bearman Jeffrey & Connie Berdass Margo Berdass Robert J. Beugen David & Bonnie Blumberg Lou Ann & Leon Bongard Gail & Steve Brand Darlene & Larry Braufman Leo & Carole Breitman Ruth Breslermann Elinor Brodie Barbara Brooks Helen Brooks David & Jane Broude Barbara & Bernard Chauss Adeline E. Cohen Judy & Richard Cook Henry & Harriet Davis Family Beverly & Stanley Davis Thomas J. Davis, MD & Gail A. Bernstein, MD The Deshong Family Lois & Sherman Devitt Marilyn Dickel Ruth Easton, David Edelstein & Jacob Edelstein Barbara Eiger David E. Feinberg Francine & Neil Feinberg Corrine & Tom Feinberg Beth Feinstein Rose Fingerhut Nicole & Kenneth Fink Jake Hurwitz & Doreen Frankel Toba & Allen Freeman Jennifer Gray Freeman & Mark Freeman Arlene Fried Neal & Sandy Gale Harry Garber Jacob Garber Dr. Gary & Sue-Ann Garvis Harriet & William Gasway

Lillian Geller Rosalie & Andrew Gellman Lois & Larry Gibson Roni & Alan Gingold Mimi Gleekel Esta & Jerry Gold Ilene & Jay Goldberg Zelia Kanters-Goldberg Cynthia & Harold Goldfine Gary & Bonnie Bongard Goldish Arnold & Sylvia Goldman Bernice Cowl Gordon Jane & Jonathan R. Gordon Karen & Fred Gordon Morris Gordon & Joseph Gordon Jill & Steve Gottlieb Marilyn & Dean Greenberg Mickey Greenberg Ronya & Lawrence Greenberg Nancy & Robert Hartman Mrs. Samuel M. Hartman Debbie & Marc Hasko Family Eugene Heck Elissa J. Heilicher Hilda Rose Hellman Frances & Irving Herman Jory M. Herman Audrey Hillman Arthur Turovh Himmelman Leo & Doris Hodroff Samuel Hoffman Susan Feinberg Hughes and Gerry Hughes Cheryl Ivey Emmy Lou Jacobson Lorita & Jay Jacobson Janet & Alvin Jaffe Lois Josewich Leonard & Charlotte Juster Al Kagin Stan & Jeanne Kagin Steven A. Kalin Sheldon & Helene B. Kaplan Dr. Markle Karlen Judy A. Karon Stefanie & Robert Karon Alan & Beverly Kasdan Naomi Kastenbaum Betty G. Katz Alvin & Audrey Kaufman Helen & Ivan Kenis Sharon & Martin Kieffer Kipp Family Philanthropic Fund Marion & E. Gary Klein Dr. Zenith & Merle Anne Kremen Faye & Mayer Krupp

WE WELCOME OUR NEW MEMBER Randy S. Weinberg

Gracia & Merrill Kuller Diane Ladenson Stephen & Nancy Lane Nancy D. Langer Jerry Lavin Arlene Leibovich Lisa & Mark Lerman Helene Feinberg Lesser Jules & Rose Levin Rhoda & Tom Lewin Carolyn Lieberman Sylvia & Harold Liefschultz Sybil & Bill Lipschultz Walter Lubov Rhoda & Donald Mains Ronald M. Mankoff Gayle Marko Robert & Florie Marvy Julie & Robert Mast Robert M. Meltz Mary & Bob Mersky Bettie Mae Miller Gail & Howard Milstein Susan & Michael Minsberg Sanford Morris Neil & Susan Moses-Zirkes Pearl Myzel William Neiman Annette & Marion E. Newman Sandy & Harold Okinow Myrna Orensten Eugene Pedro Addie & Norm Perl Marvin Pertzik James Pomush Jean & Joshua Premack Lillian & Julius Raen Edward & Ann-Monique Rapoport Susan & Gary Rappaport Barbara & Harvey Ratner Harold & Cissy Ravits Nancy & Kevin Rhein Fay & Leonard Ribnick Irene & Paul Rifkin Harold Roitenberg Francie & Barry Ross Connie & Paul Ross Family Naomi Rotenberg Marilyn Rovner Ada Rubenstein Berneen Rudolph Karen & Ron Sallerson

Miriam & David Sanders Polly & Michael Saxon Millie Schapiro Marta & Herb Schechter Marvin & Margie Scherzer Nancy & Michael Schoenberger Anita B. Schwartz Mary Segal & Marshall Cook Charles & Yvonne Selcer Ruth & William Seltz Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Serber Michelle & Steven Shaller Rossy & Richard Shaller Cabrini & Scott Shaller Gertrude & Nathan Shapira Harry, Rosalind, Morton, & Joan Shapiro Lawrence M. Shapiro Family Allen D. Shores Dr. Melvin & Delores Sigel Sheila & Steven Sigel Melissa Cohen Silberman & Sheldon Silberman Dee & Norman Silver Dorothy H. & Edward E. Slonim Craig & Debbie Spencer Sally E. Sperling John Spooner Maxine & Ben Steinberg Sharron Steinfeldt Vicki & Lloyd Stern Arthur & Margaret Stone Beryl & Frank Strickon Sharon & Bill Torodor Deera & Al Tychman Marshall G. Walzer Randy S. Weinberg The Shared Fund Randy S. Weinberg Deborah D. Weiss Richie & Gisell Wien Joan & Shale Wilensky Benno & Gertrude Wolff Helen & Leo Wolk Jerome S. Yugend

If you would like to or have already arranged for an estate gift for Sholom Foundation, please let us know by calling Joel Mandel, Sholom Foundation Executive Director at 952.939.1593. We want to honor and recognize you as a member of the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society. As always, any gifts to Sholom may remain anonymous if you so choose.

What’s Happening at the Sholom… Ackerberg Family Sholom West Campus Sholom’s in-house saxoph one player serenading res idents in the courtyard at Sholom Home West.

The Sholom Johnson Hospice Butterfly Event is always meaningful and watching the butterflies open their wings is special. It was a beautiful afternoon.

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Yaffa and Malka are getting into the spirit and are having a great time at the Back to the 50’s party.

What makes Sholom 5-Star Quality For You? Quality, from the State’s perspective, looks at many factors, including:  A resident’s ability to make choices and have autonomy.  Residents are happy and develop friendships, and are treated respectfully and with dignity.  Residents receive excellent care.  Resident rooms are comfortable and clean; common spaces, including outside areas, are accessible and easy to use.  There is a wide selection of food choices available and it is tasty. Residents shared, in their own words, what Sholom’s 5-Star Quality means to them. Here is what they say:

Barbara Kluender

Marilyn Burback

Amy Hauer

Barbara praised the staff at Sholom Home West for their positive attitudes and listening skills. She takes daily walks and gets out frequently with family, including the recent State Fair. Staff respects Barbara and treats her with dignity. The kitchen produces good food, and she always finds something she likes. Barbara has experience in other nursing homes, and unlike those, she added, “Here, I have a large room, a good roommate, and big windows with trees right outside.The activities here are terrific. I’m doing fine.”

Marilyn is surrounded by huge photo collages of her loving family which adorn her room. Marilyn has lived at the Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East on the Shaller Family Campus for a number of years, and said, “When I came to visit Sholom, I thought I was at a hotel.” She continued, “The staff is helpful, and I’m treated well. It is just super here. I really dig hot dogs, and that was on the menu for Labor Day lunch. I was thrilled.There is no question – this is a quality place to live.”

Joanne Crosson

Joanne is happy at the Shirley Chapm Sholom Home East and when asked a 5-star quality, she quickly answered, “Yes She is pleased with the treatment she re and her wishes are respected. Joanne s much time in her room, but does enjo programs when she is able to attend. assists her with self-directed meanin activities as well. She has made good fr among staff and residents alike an applauded the nurses and aides.

Amy is an animated and articulate resident at Sholom Home West. Amy’s motorized chair gets her where she wants to go and on her schedule. Amy shared that staff has a good rapport with the residents and their families, and the nurses are attentive and responsive. She said, “People listen to what I have to say. I am pretty independent, and I’m able to go out with my family.” In fact, Amy attends most of the Lynx basketball games. “My needs are being met. The food is good and I am very satisfied. I participate in activities, and other residents are very friendly. I am well cared for.”

Sholom Re for 5-Star Qua Sholom is proud to announce the achievement of 5-Star rating in Quality Measures by the Federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). This distinguishing acknowledgment follows a regularly scheduled review of the facilities by examining levels of care and other metrics. This top grade designates and signifies “much above average quality” as determined by CMS. “Achieving Five Star Quality Measures for both of our facilities shows the hard work, dedication, and compassionate care our team provides each and every day and is now even more recognized outside the walls our residents call home,” said Barb Klick, Sholom CEO. “I could not be prouder of our team, our Board, the Auxiliary, the Sholom Foundation, and the community for their help in making today’s Sholom the best it can be.”

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Barb Klick continued, “Those who know us have seen Sholom’s community impact and high quality care for the last 110 years. But for those who don’t know us, or don’t know us well, this Five Star recognition is an invitation to get to know us better, and to support this award winning 5-Star organization.” “We are proud of this recognition but we will not rest on our laurels,” Klick emphasized. “Sholom’s leadership continues to find new and innovative ways to address the needs of today’s senior and provide the type of care and community our residents deserve.” We are also pleased to note that the Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East has received the overall rating of High Performing in the US News and World report of Minnesota’s Best Nursing Homes. This award is a further testament to Sholom’s long history of quality care for our seniors.

ecognized ality Measures 5-Star Quality Measures In the United States, 3,300 nursing homes achieve the 5-Star Quality Measure Status out of more than 15,300 eligible facilities. In Minnesota, 119 facilities have achieved 5-Star Quality Measure from among 375 eligible nursing homes.

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What are some of the elements of 5-Star Quality Measures?

• A resident’s functional ability (eating, getting dressed, using the restroom) is well maintained or even improves.

• Any pain a resident may experience is well controlled/eliminated. HOW SHOLOM COMPARES Sholom ranks above both state and national averages for:

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Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East and Sholom Home West proudly rank in the of nursing homes across the US and in the top third of Minnesota facilities to have achieved 5-Star Quality Measure status.

Residents maintaining the ability to care for themselves, at • their highest level of functioning

• Successfully discharging residents back to the community after a short-term stay

State and National Averages Sholom places better in state and national surveys measuring:

• Number of residents self-reporting experiencing pain The impact of staff handling medical situations on the campus • – resulting in less emergency room visits

The frequency of Transitional Care residents being re-admitted • to hospital

Lev Vasilevsky

was excited to share his thoughts quality, “All around us on the Shaller y Sholom East Campus is quality, and very happy to be here. I live a good eople look after me. I’m happy with m – a Jewish home, a Jewish place to practice yoga, and I’m a vegetarian. can do both here at Sholom – it all works well!”

Maury is pleased to say he is happy and feels safe at Sholom Home West. His needs are met, and staff pays attention to him – including reminding Maury to use his walker to stay safe. He finds plenty to eat, whether it’s the entrée or one of many alternatives. Maury looks forward to weekly Shabbat services and attends the Yiddish class as part of his routine.

Leo Fine is very friendly and there’s always a twinkle in his eye. Leo’s wife Maureen joined the conversation. Leo has a good roommate and nice surroundings. They appreciate staff for engaging Leo in conversation, rather than merely assuming his desires or needs. Leo loves the activity programs, and as a musician, he is especially excited when they have a musical focus. Maureen, who lives in the community, concurs that Leo is treated with dignity and care, and this makes the entire family happy.

Bonnie defines quality very simply, “Sholom’s maxim says it all: Care, Compassion, Community. Staff members are caring and compassionate, and community is everywhere around us.” She went on, “There is strong support for Sholom and people feel welcomed. Because the staff cares, you can feel yourself getting better.” Bonnie participates in a wide variety of interesting programs and staff ensures she can attend them regardless of the program’s location throughout the campus.

Chuck is a well-spoken and talented individual who resides at the Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East. Beside him sits his computer, his paints, and an easel holding a canvas-in-progress. Some of his art, including a blue ribbon winner, decorates his room. Chuck said staff is known for treating residents well. He is very social, visiting with neighbors on his hall, and throughout the building. Chuck added, “Staff members constantly extend themselves and I am very appreciative.”

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Leo & Maureen Fine

Bonnie Magy

Chuck McDonald

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“When did these cars become classic? They were brand new when they parked in my garage.” Residents enjoyed the banter and camaraderie at the Classic Car Show.

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Hands are clapping when Sholom residents and guests are treated to an evening of entertainment by the Israeli Scouts Friendship Caravan. Charles lig ice cream whts up as Noah share s ith his great -grandpa.

You should see the one that got away. What a treat to spend time on the water.

“The pets are very cuddly – I love when they visit. I’m happy to give them all the attention they want.”

Reveling in the sun with a chocolate cone at Lake Nokomis – delicious!

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Donations to ALL three Sholom entities received May 1, 2019 – August 15, 2019

Sholom Foundation:

for annual and endowment giving to support Sholom facilities and services now and in the future

Sholom:

for immediate needs of all Sholom programs, services and facilities

Sholom Auxiliary: for added comfort and care of those served by Sholom

* General Donations: include gifts to Sholom Foundation, Sholom, Sholom Auxiliary, Grateful for Sholom, named endowment funds, Food For Your Soul, Sholom/ Auxiliary dual memberships, Auxiliary Silver Tea, and miscellaneous contributions.

In spite of our best efforts to be accurate in recognition of our donors, mistakes can occur. If your name or fund was omitted, incorrectly listed, or misspelled, please accept our apology and we ask that you notify us of the error.

Thank you for your understanding.

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Ellen & Wayne Leebaw Joy Leibman Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Lisa & Mark Lerman Cori & Gennady Levin Gloria & William Levin Natalie Levin & Stephen Gilberstadt Joan & Bob Levine Linda & Fred Levine Donna & Harvey Leviton Harriet Levy Deborah & Matthew Levy Jennifer & Jeff Lewin Rhoda & Thomas Lewin z”l Helen & Ron Lifson Jane & Todd Lifson Pam Lifson & Alan Braverman Alan Linoff Bill Lipschultz Marilyn & Martin Lipschultz Live 2B Healthy Vicki & Howard Londer Rhoda & Don Mains Candice & Michael Malinoff Karen & Fred Malver Ira Mandel Peggy & Joel Mandel Mark Mandel Marcia & Philip Marcus Ruth Marrell Goldberg Carol Ann McGuire Mary Mellenbruch Metropolitan Mechanical Contractors Pamela & Thomas Meyers Milbern Clothing Company Marlene & Marshall Miller Barbara & William Milon Minneapolis Jewish Federation Diane & Michael Mintz Marlene & Tom Moscoe Susan & Neil Moses Zirkes MRA The Management Association Candice & Charles Nadler Mort Naiman Jane & Terry Nali Helen Nemer Linda & Jeff Noddle Paul Omodt Sheila & Hyman Paisner Patti & Howard Palay Cathy & Jeffrey Paletz Lisa & Bruce Peilen Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Sofia Peysakhovich Linda Pinck Eugene Plotkin Lizabeth & Greg Pomish Gary & Roxanne Portnoy Larry M. Povolotsky Prescriptiption Landscape Beth & Scott Puchtel Barbara Ratner z”l Cindy Reich & Rabbi Harold Kravitz Nancy & Kevin Rhein Rollye & Chuck Rinkey Joan & Benjamin Rischall Pamela Roberts Linda & Joe Romeo Abigail Rose & Michael Blum Layne & David Rosen Tema & Martin Rosenbaum Susan Rosner Connie Ross Francie & Barry Ross Rochelle Rubin & Scott Rutzick

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Cindy & Ted Wittcoff Randi & Barry Wolfish Leanne & Edward Wollerman Elliot Wolson Kim Wolson & Norm Abramson Doug Wyckoff Belle & Harry Yaffee Daniel Yesnes Zamansky Professional Association Jane & Edward Zeman Lonnie & Casey Zimmerman Shirley Zimmerman Sylvia & Jack Zouber

Charlotte Harris Joy Bratter

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Mildred Ingber Lisa & Chuck Perlman

Sharon Torodor Sandra & David Marrinson

Jim Kahn Sarene Silver Idele Weinberg Alaine & Howard Wilensky

Carol Trestman Leslee & Merton Shapiro

IN HONOR OF BIRTHDAYS

Donamae Koppelman Ruth Aaron

Rabbi Kassell Abelson Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Bonnie Abrahamson Dede & David Smith Buddy Abramson Tammy & Carl Birnberg Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Judy Graceman Gracia Kuller Phyllis Appelbaum zâ&#x20AC;?l Sally Appelbaum Amy Baratz Arlene & Zvi Leibovich

Steven Kahn Diane & Allen Kuperman

Sandra Lavintman Leslee & Merton Shapiro Earl Latterman Marja Engler Marilyn Latterman Marja Engler Sari Lederman Mindy & Fred Shuback Helene Feinberg Lesser zâ&#x20AC;?l David E. Feinberg Joan Levine Diane & Allen Kuperman

Hallie Bershow Mitzi & Terry Kane

Alan Linoff Anonymous Harriet Lane Polly & Michael Saxon

Shirley Breitman Randi & David Feiler

Howard Londer Wendy & Jeffrey Eisenberg

Arnold Broser Marja Engler

Nancy Markowitz Sally Appelbaum Gayle Marko Joanie Levey Margie Sussman

Gary Dachis Ellen & Dana Nelson Anne Dachis Ellen & Dana Nelson Jim Ehrlich Joy Bratter Sherman Devitt Hugh Klein

Diane Mintz Diane & Allen Kuperman Rollye & Chuck Rinkey

Sharon Trestman Marja Engler Mort Weisberg Carolyn & Raymond Oleisky Arlene Winnick Harriet Lane Steve Winnick Harriet Lane Fremajane Wolfson Joni & Bill Burg Maurine Ziv Sally Appelbaum

IN HONOR OF WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Myrna & Gary Bell Ellen & Dana Nelson Phyllis & Sandford Brody Betty Fantle Joan Feinberg Fran & Marvin Burstein Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Jeanette & Robert Eisenberg Nance Alexander Bobbi & Merrill Fischbein Barbara Walstein Harriet & William Gasway Harriet Lane

Herb Modelevsky Harriet Lane

Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Lynn & Bernard Abramson

Bruce Nemer Elaine & Larry Hallfin

Debbie & Chad Goldenberg Marcia Levine

Leslie Novak Diane & Allen Kuperman

Mitzi & Terry Kane Sandy & Brian Salita Sue & Bruce Kane Bonnie & Herb Buchbinder

Eileen Garelick Nancy & Scott Weisberg

Roanne Rosenblum Marcia & Herbert Bernick Helene Biglow Phyllis & Sandford Brody Betty Fantle Francine & Sidney Jerson Joanie Levey Toby & Irving Rosenblum Ryvelle & Bill Tilsner Helene & Hillard Ward

Lorraine Garon Diane & Allen Kuperman

Randy Rutzick Vicki & Howard Londer

Fred Gordon Wendy & Steven Baldinger Jan & William Kuretsky

Larry Sacks Mindy & Fred Shuback

Gene Epstein Leonard Getzkin Roberta Fischbein Barbara Walstein Byron Frank Nancy D. Langer Sheila Freeman Gracia Kuller Carol Fuerstneau Diane & Allen Kuperman

Ruth Hartman Margo Berdass Barbara Harris Diane & Allen Kuperman

Sharon Sacks Mindy & Fred Shuback Ruthie Schoenberger Margo Berdass Selwyn Schwartz Joanne & Bob Gillman

Judy & Howard Kauffman Bonnie Sell Linda & Steven Krikava Diane & Allen Kuperman Susie & Hart Kuller Gracia Kuller Mary & Lewis Lampert Sandy & Brian Salita Marilyn & Earl Latterman Marja Engler Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Susan & Don Dame Gena & Joseph Janetka Karen & Alan Winner Mary & Robert Mersky Gracia Kuller Jim Tankenoff

Sholom Donations Diane & Allen Kuperman IN HONOR OF WEDDING of Granddaughter ANNIVERSARIES continued Birth Midge & Barry Frailich Loretta & Herb Modelevsky Harriet Lane

Jay Kuperman Diane & Allen Kuperman

Gayle & Jim Rapoport Diane & Allen Kuperman

Muriel & Lou Lachter

Nancy & Steve Schachtman Kathy & Bob Bader Linda & Robert Barrows Gracia Kuller

The Knish Ladies

Birth of Great-Granddaughter Mary & Lewis Lampert

Judy Dw orsky

Sandy & Brian Salita

Ronni & David Tallen Rhea Berman Margie Sussman

Harriet Lane

Gayle & Robert Werner Layne & David Rosen

Marilyn & Martin Lipschultz

35 Years at Park Nicollet

Eileen & Michael Kopman

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Mom loved Sholom because it felt “hamish,” like home. She loved the food in particular. Mom made special relationships with other residents and with the caregivers who helped put her back on her feet after a scary health crisis. Thank you, Sholom, for being there for us. We owe Sholom all the gratitude. Mom stayed just a short time, but that time offered her a great quality of life as she was being nursed back to health.”

– Jay Dworsky

LeeAnn Ancier

Sarah & Mike Badower

Fund-Raising Work

Pamela & Thomas Meyers Joy Bratter

Granddaughter Hayley's Ordination Ruth Aaron

Linda & Miles Braufman

Talia's Graduation

Sandra & Howard Marker Melonie & Burt Danovsky

Birth of Great-Grandchild

Carolyn & Raymond Oleisky Wendy & Chuck Errant

Birth of Grandson Harriet Levy

Susie Feinberg Hughes Margie & Thomas Neiman Margie & Mitch Fink

Birth of Granddaughter

Wendy & Steven Baldinger Lucille & Burt Garr

Granddaughter’s Wedding Ruth Ann Schumeister

Rose & Jules Levin

Community Leadership Peggy Mandel

Mother's Day

Frances & Paul Delmore Joel Mandel

Father's Day

Frances & Paul Delmore Rabbi Shalom Reznik-Bell

Father's Day

Frances & Paul Delmore Andrea Reznik-Bell

Mother's Day

Frances & Paul Delmore Connie Ross

Food for Your Soul

Evelyn Kamin

Award Recognition

Beth & Stephen Birke Barbara Klick & Sholom Leadership Layne & David Rosen

Sandy Rutzick Sheila & Stan Kantar

IN APPRECIATION OF Lynn & Bernard Abramson Toba & Allen Freeman Phyllis & Lloyd Robinson Tammy & Carl Birnberg Toba & Allen Freeman Phyllis & Lloyd Robinson Rhoda & Gene Engelson Toba & Allen Freeman

Michael Saxon

Janice Lazarus Toba & Allen Freeman Phyllis & Lloyd Robinson

Father's Day Harriet Lane

Marta & Herb Schechter

Granddaughter Danielle's Wedding Sharon & Michael Posnansky Nolan Segal Diane & Allen Kuperman Judy & Jerel Shapiro

Birth of Twin Grandchildren Gayle Marko

Diane & Allen Kuperman

Nance Alexander

Lori Rodewald Rena & Barry Glaser

Miriam & Leroy Kieffer Toba & Allen Freeman

Loreen & Perry Silverman

Best Wishes

Rhoda Reighard Joan Reichert & Dennis Mackany

Harriet Lane

Michael Gorsky

Barb & Jim Gurovitsch

Mark Oren Marja Engler

Birth of Great-Granddaughter

Susie Held

Audrey & Al Kaufman

Eileen & Michael Kopman

Connie Ross

Estie & Jim Sherman Heidi & Bernard Blotner

Recovery from Surgery

Harriet Levy The Knish Ladies Joanie Levey

Hosts of Buddy Abramson’s 85th Birthday Lynn Abramson

Harriet Fremland

Roni & Alan Gingold

Birth of Grandson

Rosann Kahner Norene Karon

Granddaughter Mollie's Graduation Helen Lifson

Judith & Morris Sherman Randall Lane Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Father's Day Dede Wolfson Harriet Lane Laura & Darren Smith Steve Lane Toba & Allen Freeman Father's Day

IN HONOR OF

A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO

Riley's Bat Mitzvah

Michael Sokol Sari & Harold Lederman Ben Steinberg

Susie Selcer Leadership Award Naomi & Neil Arnold Amy & Stanford Baratz Beth & Stephen Birke Carol & Stanley Dobrin Bruce R. Kahn Sue & Harvey Kaplan Stephen Litton Nancy & Steve Schachtman Susie & Stu Swartz

Rabbi Sharon Stiefel Debra Krawetz

IN MEMORY OF Charlene Aaron Jackie Maine Barbara Moe Marcia Pritikin Mel Allerhand Harriet & Marvin Levine Phyllis Appelbaum Sally Appelbaum Amy & Stanford Baratz Barbara & Lee Bearmon Margo Berdass Chestnutt Cambronne Attorneys at Law Jean Efron Marilyn Feder Margie & Mitch Fink Marilyn & Howard Fischbein Leslie Held & Jim Chucker Gerri Herman Leslie Herman Jackie Harris Andee Harris-Johnstone Patti Harris Coloich

IN MEMORY OF continued Phyllis Appelbaum (continued) Audrey & Al Kaufman Renee Kline Sharlene Ladin Minneapolis Jewish Federation Joan Noun Lynn & Justin Perl Helain & Jimmy Pesis Mary Jo Pollack Sue Ring Connie Ross Leslee & Merton Shapiro Stinson LLP Riva Barkan Sofia Peysakhovich Patricia Benjamin Ellen Benjamin Ida Berezovsky Marilyn & Harvey Chanen Henry Berg Barbara Walstein Michael Berkovitz Robert Berkovitz Bernice Bernick Marcia & Herbert Bernick Melvin Bloom Joanne & Bob Gillman Lou Ann Bongard Anonymous Leslie & Harry Adler Sally Appelbaum Steve & Diane Arenson Bettie Barenbaum Barbara & Lee Bearmon Judy Chucker Sherman Devitt Bob Edelstein Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Marlene Gimpel Renee & Marshall Goldish Alan & Sharyn Grone Carla Grosman Susie Held & Dan Lieberthal Stefanie & Robert Karon Diane & Allen Kuperman Missy & Joel Lavintman Peggy & Joel Mandel Mildred Miller Beth Rubenstein Ruth Rubenstein Sharon Sacks Elaine Savick & Michael Hindin Janice & Jeffrey Schachtman Cynthia & Jack Seiler Carol Shapiro Dede & David Smith Sue Steinberg Sharron Steinfeldt Sharon & Joel Waller Linda & David Woessner Mary Braeman Ruth Marrell-Goldberg Karen Bragman Deborah & Alan Sitkoff Jean Braverman Pam Lifson & Alan Braverman

Melvin Burstein Jory Herman Diane & Allen Kuperman Peggy & Joel Mandel Henry Cohen Delores & Melvin Sigel Suzanne Cohen Jane & Gary Smith Bernie Danov Carolyn & Raymond Oleisky Elaine Devitt Sue & Stan Leonard Linda Passon-McNally & Bernard McNally Lois Devitt Bettie Barenbaum Sally Barenbaum & Bruce Meyers Carole & Leo Breitman Sheila Corwin Helen & Jim Ehrlich Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Joanne & Bob Gillman Bonnie & Gary Goldish Bud Harris Pamela & Barney Harris Lorita Jacobson Janet Jaffe Gracia Kuller Harriet Lane Sue & Stan Leonard Joanne & Bruce Levy Peggy & Joel Mandel Joan Noun Connie Ross Lynn & Leonard Snyder Stan Wolkoff Barbara Diamond Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Dorothy Dworsky Rena & Barry Glaser Ethel Edelstein Edelstein Family Foundation Ruth Engel Sari & Harold Lederman Elizabeth Epstein Donna & Harvey Leviton Robert Ezrilov Leonard Horowitz Diane & Allen Kuperman Peggy & Joel Mandel Leslee & Merton Shapiro Helene Feinberg Lesser Betsy & J. David Abramson Kay & Brian Anderson Claudia & Steve Soroko Joan & Steven Carples Trudy Cohen Richard Creager Randy & Thomas Edelstein David E. Feinberg Diane & Robert Gordon Harriet Gordon Bud Harris Robin Kaplan Peggy & Joel Mandel Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Katherine Sayre Victoria & John Silverman Janet & Edward Swadden Bell Zeidman

Robert Filler Jacqueline & James Cimino Rose Fink Edelstein Family Foundation Jerry Freeman Tammy & Carl Birnberg Joy Bratter Ronald Frick Joye & Robert Sigelman Vladimir Fridman Alla Fridman Charles Frisch Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Betty Fudenberg Sally & Charlie Bans Joanne & Bob Gillman Peggy & Joel Mandel Lisa Squillace Chester Fujino Kathy & Edward Hara June Fujino Kathy & Edward Hara James Gainsley Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Eleanor Gantman Susie Held & Dan Lieberthal Jan & William Kuretsky Don Garelick Nancy & Scott Weisberg Abe Garon Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Idy Garon Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Marion Gepner Orlin Silverman Jesse Gill Anonymous Cecelia Goldstein Harriet Lane Steven Goldstein Margo Berdass Audrey & Al Kaufman Donamae Koppelman Marilyn Rovner Genia Gordon Nancy & Charles Horvath Edith Greenberg Norman Greenberg James Greenfield Noreen & Bernie Milstein Beverly Zakheim

Natalie Harris (continued) Margo Berdass Linda & Butch Bialick Joy Bratter Margaret Flynn & Richard Brody Cathy & Richard Broms Cynthia & Donald Brown Marcia & Mark Cherniack Sherman Devitt Roberta & Richard Edelstein Marja Engler Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane David E. Feinberg Linda Feldman Sandra & David Ferestien Paula & Mark Fields Perri & Aaron Fink Kathy Fishman Gretta Freeman Myrna & James Frisch Rosalie & Andrew Gellman Karen & Bruce Gershman Barbara & Stanford Gillman Joanne & Bob Gillman Richard Goodman Bruce Goodman Jane & Jonathan Gordon Klair Grace Nancy & Rick Grobovsky Nancy & Robert Hartman Janet Jaffe Sharon Kagan Jane & Bob Ketroser Marjorie & Steve Krause Jeanie & Larry Krim Gracia Kuller Sharlene Ladin Meredith & Chris Mackenzie Mildred Miller Wayne & Susan Miller Marlene & Tom Moscoe Joyce Moscoe Joan Noun Francie & Mark Paper Susan & Jeff Penn Terri & David Polan Susan Rappaport Ellen Rottersmann Leslee & Merton Shapiro Carol Shapiro Holly & Steven Shenitzer Fern Silverman Susie & Jim Simon Wendy & Michael Spektor Paula & Rick Stein Cheri & Mike Sudit Kathryn & David Unger Brenda & William Viner

Nate Groll Rose Averbach

Ruth Held Hazel Chase Raleigh & Randall Kaminsky Stefanie & Robert Karon Peggy & Joel Mandel Polly & Michael Saxon Dede & David Smith

Byron Hardin Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane

Marion Godes Herman Barb & Steve Godes

Natalie Harris Anonymous Sudy & Thomas Altholz Kerry & Scott Bader Bettie Barenbaum Janie & Terry Becker Sherry & Larry Benaroya

Margaret Hollerman Tina & Jeremy Hollerman

Shirley Grobovsky Darlene & Barry Goldman

Renee Hornberg-Glassman Sanford Feuer Taube Segal Horwitz Marilyn Chiat

Sholom Donations Making a gift of appreciated stock benefits both you and Sholom! Please give your broker the following information: Have the stock transferred to:

IN MEMORY OF continued Loretta Ann Hughes David E. Feinberg Peggy & Joel Mandel Jo Ann Johnson Lenander Ruth Berman Rose Kamman Judy & Jim Kamman Hilda Sternberg Matthew Mesnik Hommey Kanter Susie Feinberg Hughes & Gerry Hughes Rosalie & Andrew Gellman Janet Saffron-Johnson & Thomas Johnson

Fidelity Investments 513.977.4400 DTC#: 0226

Bernard Karon Robert Berkovitz Marcia & Herbert Bernick Rollye & Sheldon Winnig

Account Number: 676-209466

Mollie Karsh Harvey Weisthal

Account Name: Sholom Foundation Fed. ID # 36-3411361 Include your name(s), stock and number of shares. Please include instructions if for anything other than general purposes.

OR Call Sholom Foundation at 952.939.1593 for a stock donation transfer form to use yourself or to give to your broker.

Leon Katzovitz Laurie & Lee Kamman Tikva Kelner Sally Appelbaum Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Peggy & Joel Mandel Joan Noun Dede & David Smith Ann Klein Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane George Kleineman Lisa & John Greenberg Hess Kline Joy Bratter Joyce & Ted Cardozo Marja Engler Gretta Freeman Toba & Allen Freeman Ed Goldfarb Janet Greenberg Myra & Roger Greenberg Norene Karon Donamae Koppelman Gracia Kuller Sharlene Ladin Joan Noun Polly & Michael Saxon Leslee & Merton Shapiro Stan Wolkoff Ben Kramer Sally Appelbaum Susie Feinberg Hughes & Gerry Hughes Midge & Barry Frailich Bonnie & Gary Goldish Peryl Krawetz Iris & Steven Borowsky Amy Finsky Leslie Held & Jim Chucker Janet Ostfield Weivoda

Lester Lansky Ellen Lansky

Paul Ross Lois Rutman

Lillian Leafman Sally Appelbaum

Shirley Rothstein Andy Zdunek

Milton Leafman Sally Appelbaum

Cecelia Rubin Stan Wolkoff

Maurice Levine Claire Dienstag

Albertine Rupp Deborah & Alan Sitkoff

Selma Levy Louise Kloner

Frances Salper Sally Appelbaum Gretta Freeman Diane & Allen Kuperman Sari & Harold Lederman Minneapolis Jewish Federation Joan Noun Leslee & Merton Shapiro

Harriet Lumel Joy Sandler Anna Malinoff Candice & Michael Malinoff Donna Melnick Patty Weber Steve Melnick Patty Weber Evelyn Metchik Bonnie & Gary Goldish Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Mort Metchik Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Mike Millar Bettie Barenbaum Neil Mogilner Anonymous Joy Bratter Sherman Devitt Marja Engler Myra & Roger Greenberg Donamae Koppelman Gracia Kuller Leslee & Merton Shapiro Stan Wolkoff Val Nemer Helen Nemer Frances Nemet Diane & Allen Kuperman Martin Oken Peggy & Joel Mandel Adeline Perl Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Alex Perl Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Sarah Perl Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Linda Carol Pinsky-Griffiths Peggy & Joel Mandel Arnold Resnick Jane & Terry Nali Heidi Resnick Lorraine Hertz Nancy Karasov Ruth Resnick Jane & Terry Nali Mariya Reznik Sima & Mark Feldman

Bale Kvasnik Sam Kvasnik

Etta Rikess Carole & Leo Breitman Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Connie Ross

Leonette Lanners Susan & Phillip Fantle

Bonita Roitenberg Teri & John Abbott

Thomas Segal Diane & Allen Kuperman Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Joseph Schanfeld Edelstein Family Foundation Olivia Rachel Schlein Joanne Ring & David Levine Lois Schochet Michael Besner Tammy & Carl Birnberg Michelle & Steve Buchert Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital & Clinics Margaret Macneale & Gary Cohen Sheila & Stewart Derechin Sandy & Neal Gale Molly & Kenneth Garelick Marlene Gimpel Judy Goldberg Susie Held Esther & Marvin Kauffman Barbara Pogoler Louise & Joe Price Larry Schochet Rivka & Chaim Schochet Berta Shapiro Barbara Weil Sybil & Seymour Wilensky Orrin Sechter, Sr. Connie & Harold Weisberg Marilyn Serber Donna & Lawrence Serber Paul Serber Donna & Lawrence Serber Merle Shapiro Sheila Corwin Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Peggy & Joel Mandel Noreen & Bernie Milstein Tatyana Shumilovsky Katzman Sima & Vitaly Shumilovsky Beryl Silverberg Peggy & Joel Mandel Ronald Simon Jill & Harvey Klein Rose Simpser Peggy & Joel Mandel Gordon Singer Beth & Stephen Birke Elaine & Larry Hallfin Janet Saffron-Johnson & Thomas Johnson Diane & Allen Kuperman

IN MEMORY OF continued Norm Smith William Lerman Robert Snyder Patricia Kegler Robert Snyder Patti Nalipinski Ruth Spar Sheila & Stan Kantar Tobie Starr Joanne & Bob Gillman Lorita Jacobson Peggy & Joel Mandel Curtis Steen Tekla Bottemiller Mandy Clemenson Chris Smith May Xiong Sharyn Steinman Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Frances Stesin Heather & Mark Stesin Zelda Straus Teri Specktor & Richard Siegel Joan Strouse Susie Feinberg Hughes & Gerry Hughes Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Morris Walstein Barbara Walstein Anna Walter Joanne & Bob Gillman Dede & David Smith Gerald Weinberg Joanne & David Sher Idele Weinberg Connie Weiss Marcia & Steven Franklin Geri Wexler Jerome Wexler Dr. Harold Wexler Mitzi & Terry Kane Sari & Harold Lederman Peggy & Joel Mandel Francie & Mark Paper Joe Wilensky Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Marvin Wilensky Rosalyn & Bert Strimling Vera Wilensky Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Judy Witebsky Anonymous Sally & Charlie Bans Marcia & Herbert Bernick Nancy & Stuart Gitis Bonnie & Gary Goldish Reesa & Steve Kleineman Barbara & Gary Krupp Susie & Hart Kuller Diane & Allen Kuperman Missy & Joel Lavintman Sari & Harold Lederman Peggy & Joel Mandel Sharon & Warren Mastoon Minneapolis Jewish Federation

Sheila & Hyman Paisner Allison Rosenthal Karen & Ron Sallerson Janice & Jeffrey Schachtman Leslee & Merton Shapiro Jeffrey B. Sherman Rosalyn & Bert Strimling Suzann & Steve Yussen Rose Zamansky Philip Aaron Carolyn & David Aberman Mary & William Andler Sally Appelbaum Rose Averbach Wendy & Steven Baldinger Sally & Charlie Bans Charlene & Robert Barghini Linda & Robert Barrows Margo Berdass Lou Ann Bongard zâ&#x20AC;?l Cathy & Richard Broms Connie & Lauren Clayman Dina & Matthew Cohen Sherman Devitt Shirleymae Epstein Orenstein Lane Molly & Kenneth Garelick Rosalie & Andrew Gellman Rena & Barry Glaser Bonnie & Gary Goldish Sue & Murray Goodman Myra & Roger Greenberg Susie & Bruce Hammer Judith & Jon Harris Susie Held & Dan Lieberthal Jory Herman Marilyn Horowitz Gena & Joseph Janetka Eve & Steve Kafitz Janice Kalin Rebecca Kern Jane & Orrin Kirschbaum Susie & Hart Kuller Diane & Allen Kuperman Harriet & Marvin Levine Sandy & Bob Loewstein Peggy & Joel Mandel Esther Miller Minneapolis Jewish Federation Susan & Fred Novy Lisa & Bruce Peilen Helain & Jimmy Pesis Margery & Stuart Pihlstrom Bonnie Blons Resig & Sandy Resig Rollye & Chuck Rinkey Jodi & Daniel Rosen Michele Okane & Richard Rosenberg Connie Ross Olivia Rothstein Michelle & Steven Shaller Temma & Jim Shankman Leslee & Merton Shapiro Marilyn Shapiro Laurie & Thomas Smith Dede & David Smith Sharon & Bill Torodor Connie & Harold Weisberg Mindy Wexler & Ken Small Arlene & Steve Winnick Betty Zeman Jane & Edward Zeman Rebecca Zimmerman Shirley Zimmerman

BED & BREAKFAST BACKERS Anonymous (2) Carolyn Abramson Lisa & Glen Aronauer Marilyn & Bruce Baum Sally & James Beloff Marcia & Herbert Bernick Barbara Brooks Jane & David Broude Carole Davidson Gayle & David Deshong Sherman Devitt Mitzi Diamond Carol & Stanley Dobrin Lois & Dale Dobrin Helen & Jim Ehrlich Corrine and Thomas Feinberg David E. Feinberg Lee Feinstein* Harriet Finkelstein Amy & Jack Fiterman Beverly FitzGerald Toba & Allen Freeman Lucille & Burt Garr Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Barbara & Simeon Glaser Mimi Gleekel** Barb & Steve Godes Arlin & Tobe Goldberg Chad Goldberg** Ilene & Jay Goldberg Marlene & Sandford Goldberg Lewis Harris Bonnie & Steve Heller Lorraine Hertz Bruce R. Kahn Susan Kalin** Georgia Kalman Donna & Michael Kaplan

Dr. Martin & Mrs. Carole Kaplan Nancy Karasov Judy Karon Jennifer & Kenneth Katz Rebecca Kern Miriam & Leroy Kieffer Diane & Allen Kuperman** Harriet Lane Ruth & Jerrold Levine Harriet Levy Rhoda & Don Mains Peggy & Joel Mandel Marcia & Philip Marcus Gayle Marko** Ethel Mayeron Mildred Miller Amy & Barry Newman Marcia & Allen Oleisky Michael Orren Marsha & Harvey Ostrow Phyllis & Lloyd Robinson Connie Ross Charles Rubenstein Sandy & Jim Rutzick Gail & Mark Satz** Gloria Schoen Ruth Ann Schumeister** Martin Segal** Leslee & Merton Shapiro Bert Shear** Estie & Jim Sherman Barbara & Bruce Sherman Diane & Rick Smookler Cathy Snyder Sandra & Jason Sondell Cheryl & Sanford Stein Deanna & James Tilsen Barbara Winthrop Joshua Zamansky *Denotes New Donor **Denotes Increased Gift

BECOME A BED AND BREAKFAST BACKER. Your recurring monthly gift helps offset the difference between government reimbursements and the costs of providing care and services for our elderly loved ones.

For more information call Joel Mandel, 952.939.1593, jmandel@sholom.com

Joseph Zucker Jill & Lennie Kaufman

Sholom Foundation Funds Our sincere appreciation to these donors who have established the following new funds or increased their funds to a new level: PATRON Randy S. Weinberg Fund Funds that have been increased over time to a higher level are designated by an “*”.

FOUNDER

Lawrence Applebaum Fund Edelstein Family Foundation Fund* Fingerhut-Deikel Family Fund* Sylvia & Arnold Goldman Family Fund* Leo & Doris Hodroff Fund Faye & Mayer Krupp Family Fund* Harold & Sylvia Liefschultz Excellence in Care Fund Harold & Sylvia Liefschultz Fund for the Visually Impaired* Mary & Bob Mersky Fund Numero-Steinfeldt Foundation Fund* Alyce & Eugene Pedro Kosher Food Fund* Jay & Rose Phillips Family Fund* Harvey & Barbara Ratner Fund Roitenberg Family Assisted Living Fund Polly & Michael Saxon Family Fund Michelle & Steven Shaller Family Fund Harry, Rosalind, Morton & Joan Shapiro Fund* Allen D. Shores Family Fund Howard & Joanne Weiner Family Fund

PILLAR

Melvin Cohen Fund Lois & Sherman Devitt Family Fund Jerome V. Lavin Fund* Addie & Norman Perl Family Fund Marlene (Terry) Sanford Fund

BUILDER

Gus Axelrod Fund Martin & Esther Capp Fund Jennie Cooperman & Idelle Snyder Fund Beverly & Richard Fink Fund Harry Garber Fund Alan & Roni Gingold Fund Sheila & Stephen E. Lieberman Fund Rhoda & Donald Mains Fund*

Alvin E. & Mildred H. Miller Fund* Francie & Mark Paper Family Fund* James Pomush Fund Lisle Saloschin & Etta Saloshin Fund* Joanne & Michael Silverman Fund Max B. Snyder Fund* Selma & Sam Swartz Fund Waller Family Fund* Harry S. Wartnick Fund*

TRUSTEE

Kenneth and Sally Leafman Appelbaum Fund* Shirley & Zollie Baratz Family Fund* Joanne Ferraro & Robert J. Beugen Assisted Living Scholarship Fund* Corrinne & Reuben Birnberg Special Services Fund Mathew & Evelyn Broms Family Fund Ben & Vivian Calmenson Fund Cohen-Silberman Direct Care Staff Training & Retention Fund Harry H. & Sarol Dworsky Fund Edith Linoff Edelman Assisted Living Scholarship Fund David E. Feinberg Family Fund* Florence & Harold Fischbein Fund* Louis & Kay Galinson Fund Ernest Gallo Fund Cynthia & Harold Goldfine Family Fund Susan & Richard Goldman Fund Jane & Jonathan Gordon Family Fund Dean & Marilyn Greenberg Family Fund Celia & Amos Heilicher Fund* Jory M. Herman Fund Susan & Gerry Hughes Family Fund Kagin Family Fund* George & Marion Levine Fund for Medical Needs Carolyn F. & Stephen K. Lieberman Fund* Bessie Mark Fund* Heidi Schechter Moldo Hospice Fund Ben & Pearl Myzel Fund* Sandra & Harold Okinow Fund Lena E. Oreck Fund Franzi & Ray Perlman Fund The Phileona Foundation Fund* Susan & Gary Rappaport Family Fund Harold Roitenberg Family Fund* Sabes Family Fund Miriam & David Sanders Fund Miriam & David Sanders Roitenberg Scholarship Fund Lawrence M. Shapiro Family Fund Bob & Herta Sinykin Long Term Care Fund

John Spooner Fund Ben & Maxine Steinberg Family Fund Manya & Red Sturrey Sholom East Maintenance Fund Jack & Rochelle Sutin Fund Tychman Family Fund* Bessel Weiss Estate Fund Leo & Helen Wolk Family Fund* Judy & Elliot Wolson Family Fund

PATRON

Tess Armstrong Entertainment Fund for Sholom East Amy & Stanford Baratz Family Fund* Linda & Robert Barrows Fund* Sam Beberman Fund Mike & Kathleen Belzer Fund Theresa & Nathan Berman Fund Bloomfield Family Fund* Steve A. & Gail Greenspoon Brand Family Fund Harvey Braufman Fund Bonnie & Martin Bush Family Fund Yetta & Carl Chalfen Family Fund Sam & Sylvia Chernoff Fund Pearl & Milo Chozen Fund* Eva & Marius Cohn Family Fund Sherman & Lois Devitt Building and Equipment Fund Marilyn Dickel Cookie Fund Max & Sara Lee Edelstein Scholarship Fund Neil & Francine Feinberg Fund Shirley Levitan Goldberg Fund Dr. Moses & Bernice Cowl Gordon Music Fund* Phillip W. Grodnick Fund N. Bud Grossman Fund Roz & Arthur Jaffee Family Fund* Judy A. Karon Fund* Alan & Beverly Kasdan Fund* Harry Kay Dinner Fund Helene Feinberg Lesser Fund Margie & Leo Levie Nurses’ Scholarship Fund Sybil & Bill Lipschultz Family Fund Harvey Lubov Fund Mildred & Louis Marko Fund* Ben Miller Foundation Nurses’ Fund* Annette & Marion E. Newman Fund* Marvin Pertzik Fund* Pookie Bear Fund for Therapeutic Recreation Jack Ravine Fund Fay & Leonard Ribnick Family Fund* Norton & Bert Rockler Fund* Victor Rosenblum Family Fund Rothschild Charitable Fund* Shirley & Charles “Chuck” Rothstein Family Fund

Sam & Mary Saide Fund Lou & Faith Saunders Fund Frank & Freda Schochet Family Fund* Nancy & Michael Schoenberger Family Fund* Linda & Ivan Schwartzman Fund* Selcer Family Fund* Zetta & Leonard Shapiro Family Fund* Shuirman Family Endowment Fund* Dorothy & Edward Slonim Fund* Arthur & Margaret Stone Family Fund Gary & Marsha Tankenoff and Scott & Hindy Tankenoff Families Music Fund James Tankenoff Family Fund Mollie B. Tankenoff Music Fund for Sholom Home East* Tenenbaum Family Fund Randy S. Weinberg Fund Morris B. White Fund Art & Harriet Wiss Family Fund*

BENEFACTOR

Anonymous (2) Alvin & Donna Apple Family Fund* Allan L. Apter Fund Bernard & Fern Badzin Fund Marvin F. Bank Fund Margo & Fred Berdass Family Fund* Dr. Gail A. Bernstein & Dr. Thomas J. Davis Fund Gerald & Joy Bratter Family Fund Elaine & Ron Burton Family Fund* Adeline E. Cohen Fund Diane & Richard Cohen Family Fund Beatrice & Stanley Cowle Fund* Beatrice & Stanley Cowle Special Fund Dachis Family Fund Harriet & Henry “hanc” Davis Family Fund* Essie Berkman Douglas & John Berkman Memorial Fund Ross & Judy Dworsky Family Fund Mike & Marja Engler Fund* Alex & Zelda Epstein Education Fund Sam & Frances Finkelstein Staff Education Fund* Freeman Family Fund Lillian D. Geller Family Fund* Harold & Zelda Goldenberg Fund Lawrence & Ronya Greenberg Family Fund Roger & Myra Greenberg Family Fund Janice Sarah Hope Fund Jake Hurwitz & Doreen Frankel Fund Etta Jacobs Flower Fund for Sholom Home East* Rose Jacobs Employee Healthcare Fund

To Establish a Sholom Foundation Fund Funds are recognized by a plaque on the Walls of Honor at both Sholom Campuses.

FOUNDER

$1,000,000 cash, pledge or deferred

PILLAR

$500,000 - $999,999 cash or pledge or $750,000 - $999,999 deferred

BUILDER

$250,000 - $499,999 cash or pledge or $500,000 - $749,999 deferred

TRUSTEE

$100,000 - $249,999 cash or pledge or $200,000 - $499,999 deferred

PATRON

$50,000 - $99,999 cash or pledge or $100,000 - $199,999 deferred

BENEFACTOR

$25,000 - $49,999 cash or pledge or $50,000 - $99,999 deferred

SPONSOR

$10,000 - $24,999 cash or pledge or $20,000 - $49,999 deferred

A “deferred” gift is a bequest or planned gift that will benefit Sholom following the death of the donor or annuitant. Combinations of cash pledges and deferred gifts are welcome. Lorita & Jay M. Jacobson Family Fund* Alvin & Janet Jaffe Fund* Lynn Johnson Family Sholom Hospice Fund Mitzi & Terry Kane Family Fund Helene & Sheldon Kaplan Fund Everett & Norene Karon Family Fund* Kassler Family Fund Naomi & Dutch Kastenbaum Fund Robert Katz & Janice Katz Sigal Fund Alvin & Audrey Kaufman Fund* Helen & Ivan Kenis Fund Jack Krenzen Family Fund Jeanette & Max Kurnow Family Fund Sharlene & Sidney Ladin Family Fund* Nellie, Leo & Judy Langer Memorial Fund* Morton & Sally Leder Fund Rhoda & Tom Lewin Family Fund Harriet & William Lumel Resident Care Training Fund Joy & Ronald M. Mankoff Fund Joy Marcus Fund Vernon & Alexandra Mark Family Fund Edith & Sidney D. Milavetz Fund* Betty M. Miller Fund Raleigh L. Morgan Fund George & Edith Nadler Family Fund

Alvin & June Perlman Fund* Ossie Widdes Perlman Fund Lillian & Julius Raen Fund* Benjamin & Lillian Ravich Family Activities Fund Nancy & Kevin Rhein Family Fund Paul N. & Irene Rifkin Sholom Employee Education Fund Rischall Family Fund Bernard “Sonny” & Mary Rose Fund David & Carol Rosenblatt Family Fund Connie & Paul Ross Family Fund Esther Schneider Ruder Arts Activity Fund Linda & Max Rutman Fund Mike Salloway and Lorie Salloway Reznick Fund for Hospice Care James & Van Sanders Family Fund* Sheva & Tom Sanders Fund Hy & Dorothy Schanfield Family Fund Irving & Jacqueline Schectman Fund Marvin & Margie Scherzer Family Fund* Sam Schlesinger Family Fund Anita B. Schwartz Benefits and Training Fund for Sholom Home West Direct-Care Staff Bess & Dan Seligman Family Fund* Ben & Leah Serber Family Fund Alan, Joel & Robert Shapiro Family Fund

Sholom Foundation Funds BENEFACTOR

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Aaron & Sadie Siden Family Fund Dr. Melvin & Delores Sigel Family Fund* Constance & Gerald Singer Fund Mickey & Harold Smith Fund for Rabbinic and Religious Activities Frieda Juster Sperling Nurses’ Scholarship Fund* Oren & Sharron Steinfeldt Family Fund* Marion & Ed Vinokour Fund Richie & Gisell Wien Family Fund* Vi & Harvey Werner Fund Joan & Shale Wilensky Fund Barbara & Sherman Winthrop Family Fund

SPONSOR

Anonymous (2) Ruth & Allen Aaron Family Fund Robert Abbey Music Fund Edward M. Abramson Fund Joyce & David H. Abramson Family Fund ACADEMY Fund Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity Alumni Chapter Fund Ronald Shalom Amdur Fund Phyllis & Melvin Appelbaum Fund Irene & Harry Bader Fund Harriet & Earl Bailey Family Fund Reverend Samuel A. Baker Religious Activities Fund Judy & Fred Baron Family Fund Deane & Irving Bassin Fund Ruth Hallock Bearman Fund Barbara D. & Lee Bearmon Family Fund Constance & Sydney Berde Family Fund Betty & George Berman Family Fund Bernice & Milton Bernick Family Fund Ben & Pauline Bernstein Rabbinic and Judaica Activities Fund Shirley & Marshall Besikof Family Fund Naomi & Harry Birger Family Fund Bradley Birnberg & Stacy Pinck Family Fund Dorothy Black Employee Emergency Loan Fund Blumenson Flower Fund at Sholom Home West Lou Ann & Leon Bongard Family Fund Carole & Leo Breitman Fund Elinor D. Brodie Fund

Dr. Richard Brody & Margaret Flynn Family Fund Samuel Brodsky Fund Roie & Eddie Brooks Fund Sandra M. & David M. Brown Family Fund Beverly & Cal Calmenson Family Fund Cohen Fund Harvey & Dorothy Cohen and Max & Eva Krause Fund Burt & Jeanne Corwin Family Fund Isadore Crystal Family Fund Mary & Harold Doroshow Family Fund Dorothy Dworsky Family Fund Shirley Dworsky Fund Barry Effress Fund Rod Effress Employee Benefit Fund David S. & Barbara Eiger Fund Linda Sharon Engel Fund Rhoda & Gene Engelson Family Fund Corrine R. & Thomas D. Feinberg Fund Joan & Arnold Feinberg Fund Kenneth Chaim Fink Fund Richard J. & Beverly N. FitzGerald Fund Arlene M. Fried Fund Harriet & William Gasway Fund Andrew & Rosalie Gellman Family Fund Gepner-Silverman Fund Karen & Bruce Gershman Family Fund Lois & Larry Gibson Fund Florence & Manuel Giffis Family Fund Ida & Bernard Gingold Family Fund Esta & Jerry Gold Family Fund Jay & Ilene Goldberg Family Fund Sanford & Marlene Goldberg Family Fund Lester & Bonnie Goldblatt Family Fund Babe & Rivoli Golden Family Fund Goldstein Family Fund Dr. Sewell Gordon Nursing Scholarship Fund Dani & David Gotlieb Fund Jill & Steve Gottlieb Family Fund Mary & Leland Gottstein Family Employee Benefit Fund Mike & Donna Green Fund Janet & Harold Greenberg Family Fund Irene & Saul Greenspoon Family Fund Ferne & Edward Grosmann Fund Gurstel/Chargo Families Fund Judith & Jon Harris Fund Phyllis B. & Howard “Buddy” R. Harris Continuing Education Fund Samuel M. Hartman Fund

Hasko Family Fund Elissa J. Heilicher Fund Ruth Snyder Herzoff Fund Sally & David J. Hoffman Fund William & Edith Hurvitz Fund Bruce R. Kahn Family Fund Kaitz Family Fund Steven A. Kalin Fund Estelle & Joe Kane Family Fund Reuben & Esther Kaplan Interactive Therapies Fund Thomas & Etta Miller Kaplan Fund Sally Karon Family Fund Sternie Kissin-Rosen Fund Lee & Barbara Kopp Fund Nettie & Ben Kramer Family Fund Dr. Zenith & Merle Anne Kremen Family Fund Faye & Mayer Krupp Employee Emergency Loan Fund Miles & Harriet Lane Family Fund Darren Lederfine Fund Richard & Bea Levey Fund Carol L. & Jerry W. Levin Fund Rose & Jules Levin Family Fund Helen & Robert Levine Fund Lois Levine Fund Harriet & Marvin Levy Family Fund Laurel & Scott Lifson Family Fund Ben & Ruth Liman Family Fund Erma G. Lipschultz Fund Murray & Eda Litton Fund Peggy & Joel Mandel Family Fund Joseph & Diane Mast Family Fund Melzer Family Fund Ann & Julius Miller Fund Ben & Adith Miller Fund Rose Smith Mirsky Family Fund Miriam & Nelson Neuman Family Fund Northland Endowment Fund Joan & Norman Noun Family Fund Barrie & Steven Orloff Family Fund Carol & Mickey Orren Fund Lee Paper Fund Esther & Warren Patterson Bed & Breakfast Fund Peilen Library Fund for Sholom Home East Gertrude & Howard Perlman Fund Gloria & Sheldon Pinck Family Fund Truen & Bert Press Fund Diane & Jon Rappaport Family Fund Shirley & Norbert Raucher Family Fund The Harold & Florence, Martin & Sue Ring Family Fund Dona & Mike Rodich Family Fund Norman & Ruth Ann Rose Fund Mildred S. & Myer H. Rosen Fund

Burton G. Ross & Cynthia Rosenblatt Ross Fund Connie & Paul Ross Family Music & Memory Fund for the Shaller East Campus Marilyn Rovner Fund Ada Rubenstein Memorial Fund Jeanette & Samuel Rubenstein Family Fund Esther S. & Manuel H. Ruder Fund Berneen Rose Rudolph Fund Ormond & Sharon Sacks Fund for Dementia and Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Support Group Miriam & David Sanders Fund for Menorah Plaza & Menorah West Clara & Leonard Savitt Fund Fannie & Abe Schanfield Fund Schechter Family Fund Lois & Sam (Chick) Schenfeld Family Fund The Seesel Family Fund Shelley & Dr. Eddie Segal Family Bus Fund Seiler Family Fund Shapira Family Building Fund Sam & Lorraine Shark Family Fund Doris & Eddie Sherman Bed & Breakfast Fund

Charlotte & Monroe Shine Building Maintenance Fund Sholom Community Alliance Employee Contribution Fund Sholom Home West Library Fund Rivian & Leonard Silesky Fund Dee & Norman Silver Fund Rose Butwin Silverstein Fund Arnold & Kaethe Simon Fund Milton G. & Evelyn S. Smith Family Fund Evlyn Solomon Fund Vicki & Lloyd Stern Family Fund Beryl & Frank Strickon Employee Emergency Loan Fund Dr. Ian Swatez Nursing Scholarship and Musical Entertainment Fund Jack & Esther Tanick Fund David Tychman Fund Rodney S. Wallace Family Fund Diane & Burt Weisberg Family Fund William & Jody Weisman Family Fund Gloria & Howard Weisskopf Fund Ann & Henry Wiener Fund Steve & Arlene Winnick Family Fund Jerry & Marcia Yugend Family Fund Zilley Family Fund Ilene & Bruce Zwick Family Fund

Gifts & Naming Opportunities For endowment gifts and pledges of $10,000 and more, a designated fund, in your name or the name of a loved one, may be established. All funds are acknowledged with plaques on the Walls of Honor at Sholom Home West and the Shaller Family Sholom East Campus. For larger gifts, in addition to establishing a fund, you may wish to dedicate or name specific areas, rooms, equipment, furnishings and programs of the Sholom Community Alliance. For more information call Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593.

SHOLOM AUXILIARY ENDOWMENT FUNDS The Sholom Auxiliary provides countless volunteer hours and crucial financial resources for the comfort of Sholom residents.

PILLAR

What if you could ensure that your annual support of the Sholom Auxiliary would continue when you are no longer here to write that check? You can! Consider establishing your own named Auxiliary endowment fund or donate to any of the existing Auxiliary endowment funds listed here.

BUILDER

our percent of every Auxiliary endowment fund is used annually F for the benefit of Sholom clients. All gifts and beneficiary designations should be made payable to: Sholom Foundation, for the benefit of the Sholom Auxiliary. To find out more about creating your own Sholom Auxiliary Endowment, contact Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593.

Endowment gifts of any size are welcome and may be pledged over a period of years or as a bequest. Cash gifts or pledges starting at $10,000 or estate gifts starting at $20,000 will establish a named Auxiliary Endowment Fund at Sholom Foundation and will be recognized on the Walls of Honor at both Sholom campuses.

Benno & Gertrude Wolff Family Fund* Merrill & Gracia Kuller Family Fund

TRUSTEE Margaret Friedman Sholom Auxiliary Fund Sharon & Martin Kieffer Family Fund for Resident Services and Beauty Salon

BENEFACTOR Stephen & Carole Davidson Family Fund Ruth Dicker Sholom Ball Fund Joy Marcus Sholom Ball Fund

SPONSOR Bruce R. Kahn Sholom Ball Fund John W. Schletty Fund Sholom Home Auxiliary Fund The Wexler Fund

Non-Profit Organization

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3610 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426

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Our mission is to raise sufficient endowment and annual funds to generate financial support for Sholom services and facilities; and to promote excellence in care to those served by Sholom for generations to come.

SHOLOM MISSION Sholom, in

partnership with our community, supports adults in need across the continuum of care, to live life fully in a Jewish environment where all are welcome.

SHOLOM AUXILIARY MISSION

To support the “extras” at Sholom that make our residents, tenants and clients feel comfortable and at home through fundraising, program and volunteerism.

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OUR COMMITMENT TO SENIORS: • Independent Senior Housing • Assisted Living • Memory Care • Skilled Nursing Care • HUD Supported Housing • Short Term Rehabilitation & Respite Care • Hospice Services • Adult Day Services • Home Care • Meals on Wheels • Aquatics & Vitality • Kosher Catering

Ackerberg Family Sholom West Campus • St. Louis Park • 952.935.6311 Shaller Family Sholom East Campus • St. Paul • 651.328.2000