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Hay m היום Congregation

Agudath Achim

9 LEE BLVD., • SAVANNAH, GA 31405 • 912-352-4737 • www.agudath-achim.com

APRIL 2016• ADAR II – NISAN 5776

ISSUE #4

CONGREGATION AGUDATH ACHIM

A Glance at what’s

inside

Rabbi’s Column

Information from the

President

Donor Dues Info

/

Donor Dues Program

Sisterhood

Mitzvah-Gram

Shalom School Info

Upcoming Events

Men’s Club

In the Community Events

Weekly Study

Opportunities

Yahrzeits

Contributions

Calendar for

April

Your

April

Birthdays

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RABBI

Moshe Silberschein

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Motti Locker

PRESIDENT

Steven Roth

VICE-PRESIDENT

Victor Shernoff

FINANCIAL SECRETARY

Elise Shernoff

RECORDING SECRETARY

Ed Bernard

TREASURER

Michael Bonder

IMMEDIATE

PAST PRESIDENT

Kenneth Sadler

BOARD MEMBERS

Liz Arkin

Adam Fins

Doug Goldstein

Kenneth Hoffman

Nancy Isaacson

Barry Luskey

Debby Luskey

Rick Meier

Sherwin Robin

Scott Samuels

Barry Schlafstein

HONORARY MEMBER

David Hirsh

MEN’S CLUB

Bob Schwartz

CHEVRA KADISHA

David Reeves

ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

Joel Goodman

RITUAL COMMITTEE

Steve Arkin

SHALOM SCHOOL

Eva Locker

Rabbi’s Column for April 2016 HaYom

To this day I will never forget an argument my sister had with our grandfather right before Passover

years back. I was probably about 13 years old then, my sister already 16, when she asked Zeyde if she

could invite her Catholic girlfriend Claudette to the Seder. “Let her come for lunch the next day. You

don’t invite non-Jews to the Seders,” was his reply. To which my sister replied: “Zeyde, you’re a

bigot!” Needless to say, Claudette never made it to our family Seder, since Zeyde was in charge. But

since that time I’ve shared my own Seder table with Zen Buddhists, Japanese Seventh Day Adventists

and even a Catholic priest or two.

In the Eastern European world of my grandparents where red wine was never used at the Seder for fear

of blood libel accusations from their Cossack neighbors come springtime, any dialogue or intellectual

exchange on Passover was never really an option. But thanks to my grandparents’ immigrating to the

shores of America, my world is different. I may still like them view the Seder as a very insider event,

with family tunes, customs and stories to be repeated year after year; but I also view the Seder as a

Jewish symposium where basic issues need to be questioned, reviewed, renewed in a different light,

where new guest-participants each year guarantee that this night will be “different from all other

nights”. We Jews are not missionaries, but that doesn’t mean we can’t compete or participate in the

world of ideas. And by presenting, sharing, explaining our ideas with people other than ourselves at the

Seder, we gain a deeper perspective of who we are. Judaism at its best cannot be clannish or insular.

Otherwise, we will become or even create our own worst enemies.

There is a tale in the Talmud (Sanhedrin 99b) about a woman named Timna which I think needs to be

repeated between Purim and Pesach each year as a preventative and warning against this tendency

among us. Timna, we are told, was a Canaanite princess who wanted to convert to Judaism but the

Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob rejected her. She thought to herself: “I’d rather be a concubine to

this people than a princess among my people.” So she became a concubine to Eliphaz the first born of

Esau, Jacob’s twin brother, entering the Jewish people through the back door, so to speak. As a result of

their union, Timna gave birth to Amalek. Amalek – the ancestor of Haman and all others of his ilk, the

code name in our tradition for the forces of evil in this world. “Why did this happen?” ask our rabbis in

the Talmud. Their answer: “Because Abraham, Isaac and Jacob should not have rejected her.” Timna

was a sincere seeker after truth and they should have accepted her, bringing her under the protective

wings of the Shechina, the divine presence of God.

“We have met the enemy and he is us.” This quote of Walt Kelley, the cartoonist-satirist of Pogo fame,

sums up the tale of Timna in the Talmud. Amalek is the grandson of Esau, Jacob’s twin brother, and we

created him. It’s all in the family. We’re all part of the same family of humanity.

Amalek is part of us and even within us. Therefore the commandment on Purim to wipe out the memory

of Amalek (Deuteronomy 25:19(according to the Zohar includes wiping out the Yetzer Hara, the evil

impulse, within each of us which bids us to reject the other, the stranger among us. And elsewhere in the

Torah we are told in connection to our Exodus from Egypt:“You shall love the stranger as you love

yourself because you were strangers in Egypt” (Leviticus 19:34). For even after wiping out the

Amalek within our hearts on Purim, our work is not yet completed. And a month later by Pesach we are

commanded to remove from our homes all Chametz, “the leavening yeast which is in the dough”, still

yet another name in the Talmud (Brachot 17a) for the Yetzer Hara - Chametz, that puffed up pride of

leaven which may cause us to reject the Timnas in our midst.

The teachings of our Torah are surely not a monopoly, forbidden to be shared with the rest of humanity.

To paraphrase our teacher Professor Abraham Joshua Heschel: No religion can afford to be an island.

So this year between Purim and Pesach when we do a spring cleaning of our souls, let us not seek to

missionize or to ostracize but rather to dialogue and share with each other and with others.

Rabbi Moshe Silberschein


Information from the President:

Passover. The spring festival that begins on Nissan 15. Our greatest Jewish family

holiday. We gather together to recount the story of the exodus from Egypt. The

story of Moses and Pharaoh. The plagues. The four questions. The answers. Elijah

and the door. The four cups of wine. No leavened bread. The cramps. The two

Seders. The splitting of the Red Sea and the Redemption.

Family and friends and often strangers gather around the Seder table to recount our

history of slavery and exodus. The story of our past lengthy Seders and the

abbreviated forms. The afikomen and inflation.

We have a great history both long- and short-term to share with each other.

By the time we are celebrating Passover hopefully we may be concluding our

search for a Rabbi. We will be nearing our Gala on May 15th and a change in lay

synagogue leadership.

I am hoping you all enjoy your Passover holiday as much as I anticipate enjoying

mine with friends and family.

Steven Roth

Congregation President




How do I Send a Mitzvah-Gram?

Here are 4 simple steps to do this:

1 Print out the Mitzvah-Gram page from the current HaYom newsletter with the list of

people celebrating a birthday or anniversary in May.

2 Circle the names of all those people to whom you would like to send a Happy Birthday or

Happy Anniversary greeting.

3 Mail or deliver your list, along with your check made out to Agudath Achim Sisterhood

for $.50 for each circled name, to either Agudath Achim, 9 Lee Blvd., Savannah GA 31405, attn:

Sisterhood Mitzvah-Grams, or directly to Barbara Abrams, 24 Raindrop Lane, Bluffton, S.C. 29909.

4 Make sure to include your name(s) the way you want it (them) listed.

In order for your birthday and anniversary greetings to be delivered in a timely

manner, everyone needs to turn in May’s Mitzvah-Gram sheets by the 15th of

April.

If you have any questions about this project, please contact me at [email protected], or at

(843) 705-3723.

Thanks to everyone for participating in this exciting new program.

Barbara Abrams, Chair

Gale Hirsh, Acting Sisterhood President

mailto:[email protected]


MAY BIRTHDAYS

1 Bernice Elman 17 Sharon Sand

1 Judith Gruber 18 Davida Stockton

2 Edward Cohen 19 Mark Cohen

2 Douglas Goldstein 20 Nancy Tenenbaum

5 Aileen Miller 21 Walter Diamond

5 Morton Rich 21 Marylin Poticha

7 Ben Mackowiak 22 Ross Kaminsky

7 Edward Wexler 22 Seth Kovensky

8 Cary Shoob 23 Lynn Reeves

11 David Udinsky 24 Joanna Rich

12 AJ Haysman 26 Samra Robbins

12 Harriet Kulbersh 26 Solomon Zerden

13 Gail Robinson 27 Lisa Dayan

13 Linda Sacks 28 Wendy Cohen

14 Sandra Karlin 29 Marc Gordon

16 Richard Berkowitz 30 Jean Holstein

16 Jane Winter 30 Nancy Isaacson

17 Helen Cranman

MAY ANNIVERSARIES

3 Stephen & Annette Friedman 26 Stephen & Linda Sacks

19 Randall & Barbara Bart 30 Larry & Betsy Lehner

21 Allen & Judith Gruber 31 Joel & Jackie Goodman

Please indicate how you would like your greeting signed:

__________________________________________________________________________________________

If we are missing your May birthday and/or anniversary, please contact Barbara Abrams at [email protected] or

(843) 705-3723.


April 2016 Shalom School

Passover: Let’s walk the path…. I’ve lived it 20, 30, 40 times! Yet I'm not bored and I'm not Pessach-ed out. It's always good to be with

family around a great dinner. But more significantly, Passover and the story we read on the first two nights

represents one of the core stories of our civilization. The journey from slavery to freedom has been told over

the years by rabbis, priests and even Walt Disney: “Go Moses and tell Pharaoh to let my people go.”

Even as a young child I knew weeks ahead that Passover was coming: the cleaning, the grocery shopping,

the cooking and more cleaning ... all this time of preparation, with a hint of slavery work, leading to the first

Seder night. This is when, every year, our Exodus is retold as though each one of us was there.

By the 1st Seder night, my excitement was overwhelming and the memories still live in my mind: The fancy

Passover tableware would be used; each child, as the adults, would get to drink from a silver cup! We would

get to stay up way past bedtime, to put elbows on the table and dip pinky fingers in our cups without being

reminded about table manners. Everyone’s eyes will be on the younger as he/she asks the four questions; ac-

tually, any children’s questions that night would be praised. And of course, the first matzah piece and its su-

perpower, like a time travel machine that transported us from being slaves to rebellious and fierce Hebrew!

The festive meal that followed was for me a prelude leading to the unimaginable promise: the afikomen.

What awesome power in the hands of the child who could find the afikomen: To ask for anything you

wanted, anything!

How lucky I felt to be Jewish on Seder nights! To know that the story had happened for me. The frogs and

the lice and the darkness and the fury of God raining down on the Egyptians heads.

Each Seder, I now reflect on my generation’s journey from slavery to freedom, a journey we struggle to

complete as the slavery of the modern world grows stronger: our consumerism culture, our “i- addictions”,

all pushed by fashion trends, economic forces and circumstances.

So on this year Seder night, let’s rebel against the modern trends of slavery and complete that journey as a

family. The temptation for short cuts is very strong: who has time to polish so many silver cups? Disposable

tableware comes in elegant gold and silver color, and that online recipe is so much faster than grandma’s.

But we must resist so our children can feel, like we did, the excitement of getting ready, getting closer to be

freed again on that special night. This year, let’s gather and polish all the silverware we own, let’s bring out

those fancy dishes from the attic and cook together with the kids for a couple of days! Let’s resist the last

online i-Hagadah and dig out grandpa’s. Let’s make our children walk the path, getting ready for days so

they can as well, relive the exodus from Egypt and be freed. So they too, can experience “Yetsiat Mit-

shayim” (the exodus from Egypt) and God’s hand over them and feel how wonderful and lucky they are to

be free and part of Am Israel.

Chag Pessah Sameah,

Eva Locker


Dinner Live & Silent Auctions Open Bar

Ticket prices:

$136 for 1 ticket to the event and 1 raffle ticket

$300 for 2 tickets to the event and 3 raffle tickets

For tickets and information: contact Congregation Agudath Achim

at (912) 352-4737 or [email protected]

WWW.AGUDATH-ACHIM.COM



Weekly Study Opportunities

1. Food for the Soul - Explore how themes in Jewish prayer are relevant to your life.

Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. following breakfast and minyan.

2. Midrash: The Rabbinic Imagination - Learn how the rabbinic mind works through traditional text study.

Thursdays at 8:00 a.m.

3. Parashat HaShavuah - Analyze the weekly Torah portion after the Shabbat Kiddush lunch at 12:45 p.m.

4. Biblical Study Group - Book of Kings on Thursdays at 2:15 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

NEW

5. Jewish Book and Thought Club - Meeting on Mondays after Minyan from 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

6. The Skeptics - present topic: The Shabbat of Kabbalah meeting on Fridays from 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. once a month.

7. Theology, Ideology & Texts - Avot D’Rabbi Natan, The Fathers According to Rabbi Nathan. Meet 1st & 3rd Monday of

every month from 2 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

8. The Monday Woman’s Group - meets on the second Monday of every month, presently reviewing the new Siddur of the

Conservative Movement. 1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.

Scholar-in-Residence

Friday & Saturday,

April 8th & 9th, 2016

Avi Arieli

Israeli Diplomat,

Representing Israel

Security forces for North America.

He will talk about fighting the new

wave terrorism in Israel.

Friday Night Dinner

$18 per person

& Shabbat Kiddush Luncheon

Wednesday, May 11th

Israel Independence Day

Mincha & Memorial Service for

Fallen Israeli Soldiers at 6:00 p.m.


APRIL 01/22 ADAR II ARNOLD BONDER

APRIL 02/23 ADAR II VERA LENOWITZ

ALAN WEXLER

APRIL 04/25 ADAR II EDITH KARPF

APRIL 05/26 ADAR II DENA BODZINER

WILLIAM HAYSMAN

APRIL 06/27 ADAR II

ALBERT TENENBAUM

APRIL 08/29 ADAR II

PAUL JOLLES

APRIL 09/1 NISAN

ALVIN GALIN

MORRIS KONTER

DOLORES NARDUCCI

APRIL 10/2 NISAN

CLARA GALIN

MARY TOOMER

APRIL 11/3 NISAN

ESTHER HAYSMAN

HERMAN PAUL

THEODORE WITZKE

APRIL 12/4 NISAN SARA COLEMAN

ANNIE DANA

SYLVIA HOLSTEIN

APRIL 13/5 NISAN ESTHER GREENBERG

STEPHEN KARLIN

MIRIAM MALLY

DAVID SCHOER

APRIL 14/6 NISAN

HELEN BEBEMAN

HILDA KATZ

MENACHEM MENDEN NEIDICH

APRIL 15/7 NISAN

BONNIE BOBER

EVELYN MANN

LEON STEIN

DAVID ULLMAN

APRIL 16/8 NISAN JOE FINK

APRIL 17/9 NISAN

SYLVIA COTLER

APRIL18/10 NISAN

MEYER KARLIN

APRIL 19/11 NISAN

ALEX EPSTEIN

ANNIE ODREZIN

APRIL 20/12 NISAN HARRY CRANMAN

RUTH HAMMER

IRWIN KLEIN

JOSEPH MILGRAM

APRIL 21/13 NISAN

AARON BUCHSBAUM

APRIL 22/14 NISAN

JACOB SITRIN

SARAH WARSHAWSKY

APRIL 23/15 NISAN WILLIAM LASKY

RACHEL LEVY

APRIL 24/16 NISAN

LOUIS PERL

SARAH ROSENBAUM

APRIL 26/18 NISAN JACK KAMINE

APRIL 27/19 NISAN

MORRIS NEIDICH

APRIL 28/20 NISAN

REBECCA PADEREWSKY

APRIL 29/21 NISAN

MILTON FRIEDMAN

MICHAEL M. KRISSMAN

APRIL 30/22 NISAN SOLOMON BRILL

MILDRED BUSHKIN

MARSHA GOULD

FLORENCE HAYSMAN

HENRY L. HESS

DAVID WISEMAN

Sylvia & Morris Cohen Israel Travel

Endowment Fund In Memory Of

Stephen & Sylvia Cohen

Edward & Becky Cohen

Rabbi Jerry Potack Camp

Ramah Fund In Memory Of

Julie Metzger

Sharon & Moises Paz

Prayer Book Fund In Honor Of

Solomon Cohen’s Bar Mitzvah

J.K. Haim & Gail Bober

Larry Lasky Memorial Fund for

Conservative Judaism In Memory Of

Larry Lasky

Jill & Bradley Strauss

Julian Weitz

Speedy Recovery Of

Sally Krissman

Betty Lasky

Backpack Buddies In Memory Of

Abram Rubin

Danny & Lisa Kaminsky

Howie Gaynor

Rusty & Renee Bridges

Frances & Eric Jay Platock

Sharon & Murray Galin

Jackie & Charles Sitrin

Arnold & Ellen Goldberg

David Schoer

Jackie & Charles Sitrin

Ruth Sand

Victor & Elise Shernoff

Harriet Ullman

In Honor Of

Merry Bodziner’s Birthday

Harriet Ullman

Dawn Berlinsky & Larry Wexler’s Wedding

Harriet Ullman

Happy Birthday

Sheldon Tenenbaum

Cookie & Barry Gale

Yahrzeits April 2016 Contributions


Backpack Buddies Continued…

Congratulations on Retirement

Melvin Haysman

Harriet Ullman

Thanks

Bunny & Jim Montag

Cookie & Barry Gale

Speedy Recovery Of

Esther Buchsbaum

Sara Jospin

Eric Nathan Karp Fund In Memory Of

Abram Rubin

Sidney & Marissa Karp & Julius Kaminsky

Bailee Tenenbaum Kronowitz

Kiddush Fund In Memory Of

Abram Rubin

Jane Winter

Harriet & Eric Meyerhoff

Harriet Ullman

Joan Pam

Marcia Hirsch

Barbara & Alan Tanenbaum

Ellen & Ron Stein

Beth & Neil Shernoff & Family

Marla & Morris Geffen

Rene Lehrberger

Sally Krissman

Gale & David Hirsh

Reggie & Mel Goldstein

Paul & Judy Todtfeld

Burton Udinsky

Sally Krissman

Happy Special Birthday

Anne Scheer

Sally Krissman

Phyllis Mintz

Mazel Tov

on the birth of New Granddaughter

Judy & Allen Gruber

Elise & Victor Shernoff

Mazel Tov

on your Wedding

Dawn Berlinsky & Larry Wexler

Sally Krissman

Rene Lehrberger

Gale & David Hirsh

Thank You

Lisa & Danny Kaminsky

Reggie & Mel Goldstein

Mazel Tov on the Birth of New Grandson

Marcy & Jerry Konter and

Sharon & Bill Sand


Speedy Recovery Of

Esther Buchsbaum


Davida Stockton


General Fund In Memory Of

Abram Rubin

Steve & Beth Roth

Myron & Fran Kaminsky

Buddy Metzger

Ed Wexler

Philip Seidel

Arthur & Linda Brill

Stephen Karlin & Meyer Karlin

Harriet Karlin

Kopel Helfand

Yetta Tureck & Robin Rackoff

Julie Metzger

Harriet Karlin

Dorothy Stock


Lynn Goodman

Ruth Sand

Lynn Goodman

Fran & Myron Kaminsky

Buddy Metzger


Joice Lederman

Jerome Lederman

Burton Udinsky


Steven & Linda Novack

Bert Oestreicher

Daniel & Loyce Weil

Anna Hollander

Barbara & Ellis Abrams

In Honor Of

Larry Wexler & Dawn Berlinsky


Happy Wedding Anniversary

Kenneth & Jodi Sadler

Bernice Luskey

Happy Birthday

Maxine Karr

Bernice Luskey

Happy Retirement

Michael Konter

Bernice Luskey

Sol Cohen’s Bar Mitzvah

Anita Schlossberg

Happy Birthday

Anne Scheer


Thank You

AM Goldkrand


Mazel Tov on the Birth of New Grandson

Marcy & Jerry Konter and

Sharon & Bill Sand

Buddy Metzger

Gale & David Hirsh

Speedy Recovery Of

Esther Buchsbaum

Jane Winter

Gale & David Hirsh

Eva Locker

Linda & Michael Zoller

Contributions


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Shabbat Services

followed by

Kiddush

Luncheons

1

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

with breakfast to

follow 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

7:36 p.m. Candle Lighting

2

9:30 a.m.

Shabbat Services

8:00 p.m. Mincha

8:38 p.m. Maariv/Havdalah

3

9:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

AA Golf Tournament

4

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

5

7:30 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

Board of Directors

Meeting

6:30 p.m.

6

8:00 a.m.

Shacharit with

Breakfast and Torah

Study 6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

7

7:30 a.m. Shacharit

and Torah Study

6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

8

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

with breakfast to

follow 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat


9

9:30 a.m.

Shabbat Services

8:06 p.m. Mincha


10

9:00 a.m. Shacharit 6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

11


Maariv

12


Maariv

13

8:00 a.m.

Shacharit with

Breakfast and Torah


Maariv

14

7:30 a.m. Shacharit and Torah Study

6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

15

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

with breakfast to

follow 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat


16

9:30 a.m.

Shabbat Services

8:15 p.m. Mincha


17


Maariv

18


Maariv

19


Maariv

20

8:00 a.m.

Shacharit with

Breakfast and Torah


Maariv

21


6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

22

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

with breakfast to

follow 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat


1st Day of Seder

23

9:30 a.m.

Shabbat Services

8:20 p.m. Mincha

9:03 p.m. Havdalah

2nd Seder

24


Maariv

3rd day of Passover

25


Maariv

4th day of Passover

26


Maariv

5th day of Passover

27

8:00 a.m.

Shacharit with

Breakfast and Torah

Study

6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

6th day of Passover

28


6:00 p.m. Mincha/

Maariv

Evening of 7th day

Passover

29

Office Closed

9:30 a.m. Shacharit

with breakfast to

follow 6:00 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat


7th day of Passover

30

9:30 a.m.

Shabbat Services

8:30 p.m. Mincha

9:11 p.m. Havdalah

8th day of Passover

Come welcome the Shabbat by celebrating with our friends at

Buckingham South on Fridays at 11am.


Yom Huledet Same’ach!

We Extend Happy

Birthday Wishes

to the Following Members

MESSAGE FROM THE

MINYAN CAPTAINS

If you are planning to come to

Shul for Kaddish, please

contact the minyan captain a

few days in advance.

Monday (7:00am) -

Kenneth Sadler

Tuesday (7:30am) -

Lynn Reeves

Wednesday (8:00am) -

Ron Ginsberg

Thursday (7:30am) -

Michael Konter

Friday (7:00am) -

Bobby Isaacson

Sunday (9:00am) -

David Hirsh

Robert Heyman

Simone Wilker

Phillip Wizwer

Merry Bodziner

Reggie Goldstein

Harold Sacaloff

Steven Smithberg

Jerren Gould

Rachel Geffen

Aaron Goldstein

Steven Roth

Chaya Udinsky

Matthew Allan

Jennifer Russo

Gabe Kaminsky

Stephanie Greenberg

Susan Frischer

Frances Lowery-Wilson

Carole Coehn

Jules Shelkoff

Simone Karsman

Marcus Seligman

Ed Allen

Kelly Gordon

Clare Kinsey

Steffi Zerden

Connie Glaser

Lisa Goldstein

Harris Konter

Michael Bonder

Morris Geffen

Stanley Rosenberg

Bob Schwartz

Becky Cohen

Erin Cranman

Shani Locker

Uri Locker

Jack Wolff

Ira Miller

Brian Patterson

Barbara Silver

Liela Weltman

Carolyn Cohen

Jerald Cohen

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Congregation Agudath Achim

9 Lee Blvd

Savannah GA 31405

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RABBI

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FINANCIAL COORDINATOR

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.

RABBI MOSHE SILBERSCHEIN

MOTTI LOCKER

LAURA EVANS

JULIANA G. BLAND

PRESIDENT

VICE/PRESIDENT

FINANICAL SECRETARY

TREASURER

RECORDING SECRETARY

CHEVRA KADISHA PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT EMERITUS CHEVRA KADISHA

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