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www.BethEmethAlbany.org April 2019
The Bulletin this year is being generously underwritten by Margie & Larry Kirschin memory of their parents, Marion & Alvin Kirsch and Ruth & Archie Linn
Thursday, April 4
Saturday, April 20
Mitzvah DaySunday, April 7
No Better Way toShare a Sunday!
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Sisterhood EventsApril 9 Dinner at 110 Grill
April 15Yoga and Intro to
Essential Oils
Artist in Residence Mordecai Rosenstein
Watch Art Come to Life!There is Something for Everyone!April 10-14 page 3
ChocolateSeder
Second NightSeder
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Whenever I ask my b’nei mitzvah or confirmationstudents, or even the Lunch and Learn attendees, whattheir favorite Jewish holiday is, inevitably, the majorityof them say, “Passover.” I don’t think it’s because theylove refraining from eating chametz for a week. I thinkit’s because this holiday, with its home-based rituals,evokes memories of sitting around beautifully adorneddining room tables filled with extended familymembers who may no longer be with us, anticipatingthat first bite of matzah and charoset on the Hillelsandwich, and waiting to see which person will endup with the wine-stained haggadah this year.
No matter the level of observance of our families orthe particular recipes which are the “must-haves” atour tables, there are common threads that are woventhroughout all of our seders: the theme of redemption,the four glasses of wine, the recitation of the tenplagues and the singing of Dayeinu, to mention a few.But what makes Passover most special is that each ofus adds our own family lore to the telling each year. Itis not just the story of the Exodus from Egypt that isretold at our seder tables, but it is the recounting of thetime that Aunt Sally’s usually fluffy matza balls cameout like hockey pucks, or the year that Grandpa forgotwhere he hid the afikomen, or figuring out which ofus are the wise children or the wicked children.
Adding our own family stories to thePassover narrative not only enriches theholiday observance for all of us, but alsohelps to keep alive the memories of thosefamily members who have passed.There may be a whole new generation of children whonever knew their great-grandmother, but they haveheard countless stories about her cooking and theylook forward to her brisket, which is now made byfamily members who are carrying on her tradition. Or
they may not have been around when cousin Sol wasfooling around and notoriously spilled the second cupof wine back in 1973, but each year, when we get topage 24, someone holds up the purple-stainedhaggadah and everyone gets a good laugh from thememory.
My dear professor of blessed memory, Dr. EugeneBorowitz, wrote about the seder and the haggadah:
“We Jews do not believe that ritesperform themselves, nor that their sacredpower is unleashed merely in the doing.And surely this is true of the command torejoice. Our contribution to this eleganttext must be the creation of delight. Onecannot give rules for being happy, whichmay be why the Rabbis limited theirinstructions about rejoicing. Havinggiven us this incomparable context inwhich to fulfill our duty, they left thepersonal side largely to us. For me,elation has to do with smiling, withexchanging glances, with an occasionalspontaneous comment about the text orthe company, with loving what we aredoing this evening and communicatingthat to everyone.”
May you all enjoy Passover celebrations rich in history,learning, love and laughter.
Warmly,Cantor Jodi Schechtman
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A Message fromCantor Schechtman
PassoverMade Personal
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Friday Evening, April 5 5:30 pm Erev Shabbat Service Social Action Shabbat Shabbat Tazria Leviticus 12:1 - 13:59Saturday Morning, April 6 9:30 am Torah Study in the Larner LibraryFriday Evening, April 12 5:30 pm Shabbat Unplugged Service with Artist in Residence Mordechai Rosenstein Shabbat M’tzora Leviticus 14:1 - 15:33Saturday Morning, April 13 9:30 am Torah Study with Artist in Residence Mordechai Rosenstein 10:45 am Bat Mitzvah of Sydney GoldmanFriday Evening, April 19 Erev Passover No Shabbat ServicesSaturday Morning, April 20 10:45 am Passover/Shabbat Service 5:30 pm Second Night Seder at CBEFriday Morning, April 26 10:45 am Passover Yizkor/Shabbat ServiceFriday Evening, April 26 5:30 pm Erev Shabbat Service Shabbat Archarei Mot 1 Leviticus 16:1 - 17:16Saturday Morning, April 27 9:30 am Torah Study in the Larner Library
Worship ServiceSchedule
Congregation Beth Emeth BulletinDeadline for the May Bulletin is April 4.Published monthly except in August.Please submit to [email protected].
Don’t Miss Outon Our Wonderful ProgrammingThanks to a B’nai B’rith Grant, we can arrange and payfor a ride for you.Call the Office at 518.436.9761 x223
Artist in Residence Mordecai RosensteinApril 10-14
Wednesday, April 10 12:00 pm Lunch and Learn, My Journey as an Artist 4:00 pm grade 7 and parents 5:30 pm visit with CBEYG 7:00 pm Knit and Nosh/Special Sisterhood ProgramThursday, April 11Mordecai Rosenstein painting in the Lobby throughoutthe day. All are welcome to visit and view his work andwatch him paint a piece for CBE!Friday, April 12Mordecai Rosenstein painting continued in Lobby 5:30 pm Shabbat Unplugged D’var Torah provided by Mordecai Rosenstein 6:30 pm Opportunity for dinner with the artist Saturday, April 13 9:30 am Torah Study with Mordecai Rosenstein 7:30 pm Pinot and PaintingSunday, April 14Family Ed with Mordecai RosensteinSecrets of the Hebrew Alphabet 9:45 am Arba - Grade 2 and parents10:45 am grade 3-6 and parents12:15 pm grade 8 and parents
Our Temple Family
Laura AlpertCharles August, Jr. Jodi BoyleMurray CaplanBeverly ColmanLisa FinkleKaren GachMarc GinsburgMarvin GrodeSheila HandAmy HorwitzRon Kay
Marla KellertBob KrounerEric LarnerLori LeichmanMayta LukowitskyMancia ProppJeff RaddenMeredith Ray-LaBattChris RiccardiIra RubtchinskyDoug SederBarbara Zaron
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April AnniversariesWendy and David Palat ~ 20 yearsJoni Lieberman Basen and Don Basen ~ 30 years
In MemoriamBeth Emeth recognizes with profound sorrow thedealths of our members:Beatrice "Bea" GreenbergMother of Harry (Linda) Greenberg and Elizabeth Friedland
Philip ItzkowFather of Jacalyn (Carl Ruppert) Itzkowand Robert (Mayra) Itzkow, EsqBrother of Miriam Kolker
Ernest SteckFather of Phillip (Tricia) Steck and David Steck
Vernon StuartFather of Kim Stuart-Swidler (Robert Swidler) and Bruce (Dr. William Ho) Stuart
Beth Emeth extends sympathy to those in ourcongregation who have lost a loved one:Myra KaplanSister of Rochelle (Paul) Riven
Roberta SchillerMother of William (Blanche) Schiller
Did You Know...Ensign Charles M. Stern Jr., the son of past-president, the late Charles M. Stern, and uncleof past-president, Charles Stern III, was killedon December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor. Adestroyer escort vessel was subsequentlynamed in honor of Ensign Stern. The Navy andthe Defense Department have worked hard toidentify all the unknowns of that battle, andCharles M. Stern Jr’s remains will be interred atthe Beth Emeth Cemetery this summer.
It is our practice to acknowledge congregants onspecial birthdays (starting at age 35) and anniversaries(beginning with the 10th) in multiples of five years.Please send events you want to share, or ones we havemissed to [email protected].
April Birthdays
Calling All Congregants...Please create a portal for yourself on the Beth Emethweb site. After you've done that, go into your portalevery time you register for an event. Creating a portal is easy!
Go to www.BethEmethAlbany.org1CLICK on the “log in” button on the top left2hand side of the pageCLICK on “forgot password” 3and follow instructions
Still have questions? We are here to help.Deb Sokoler - [email protected] - [email protected]
Mazel Tov to...Joyce Bookstein on the birth of her great-grandson,Simon Renny Bookstein. Parents are Jess and AndrewBookstein of New Jersey. Grandparents are Donna andPaul Bookstein, Barb Harvis and Andy Renny, andEllen Bookstein. Simon is named for his great-grand-father Sanford Bookstein.
Fran and Dave Demblingwho are thrilled to announcethe birth of their great-grandchild, Molly Ann, daughterof Trish and Matthew Dembling, grandchild of StevenDembling and Carol Scott, grandchild of Diane Rivers,great-grandchild of Rita and Geraud Lewandowski,and great-grandchild of Donald Rivers.
Lauren and Harold Iselin who will be the recipientsof the 2019 SAAJCC Pillars Award. The award break-fast will be held Sunday, April 28 at CBE.
New MembersWe welcome to our Beth Emeth Family:
Michelle, Matthew and Mason Golonka•Lawrence Segel•
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Passover MemoriesAs a child, I always enjoyed Passover. Receivingmoney for finding a piece of matzah and eating signif-icant amounts of chocolate covered marshmallowsand sugar coated “fruit” slices were right up my alley.
As I got older, I realized that I likedPassover so much because it was one ofthe few Jewish holidays that we spent athome and not at temple, with manyfriends and family.
After Julie and I got married, Passover was the firstJewish holiday that we started hosting at our house. Atfirst, it was very odd to lead a Seder with my father andfather-in-law looking on, as they had led all thePassovers I was a part of, besides my college years. Idid my best to integrate the service so that all ourfriends and family (Jewish and non-Jewish) werecomfortable and could participate if they desired. Ifyou ask me, our Seder is well run and lasts anappropriate amount of time. My guess is if you ask mychildren and nieces and nephews, I am sure theywould tell you that the Seder takes too long.
For me, Passover means being with friends and family.It means horseradish, matzah, charoset and 4 cups of
wine. I recognize that I am very fortunate to have alarge and extended family in Albany to celebrate withand I look forward to hosting Passover each year.
As a Beth Emeth community we want toensure that everyone has a place tocelebrate Passover.If you are in need of a Seder to attend, please contactour programming director, Deb Sokoler, either [email protected] or 518.436.9761 and shewill attempt to find a Seder for you to attend. In addi-tion, I urge you to celebrate the Second Night Seder attemple graciously led by Cantor Schechtman and withall the food and Passover accompaniments preparedby our Brotherhood chefs.
From my family to yours, I wish you all a happyPassover.
Chag [email protected] or 518.463.7784
President’sPerspective
Beth Emeth will receive a $7,500 Incentive Grant for exceeding our 1st year goal!Thank You to our CBE Life and Legacy Supporters!Whatever you cherish most about Beth Emeth andJewish life… learning, community, worship, caringfor those in need or social justice, by leaving a legacyyou ensure that the things you value are sustainedfor future generations.
CBE and the 10 other local participating Jewishorganizations, have already received a total of 348endowment pledges, having an estimated value of$5.5 million, with over $300,000 already received.
The Life & Legacy effort continues for several moreyears with more incentive grants available to CBE.For more information on how you can provide foryour Beth Emeth Legacy, please contact ourDevelopment Committee and Life & Legacy Chair,Rob Kivort, at 518.461.0806, or Kathy Golderman at518.436.9761 x 225.
Beth Emeth is an enduring partof your Jewish legacy and asyou plan for the future,consider what you want yourlegacy to be.
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Brotherhood
The story of my relationship with CBE began when Iwalked through the doors of Beth Emeth a year or twobefore my bar mitzvah. Two years later I wasconfirmed at Beth Emeth. That was probably the lasttime I was in a synagogue (with the exception of aHigh Holy Day service or two) until the birth of ourfirst daughter, Caitlan, several years later.
Our family joining Beth Emeth was pre-determined byboth my parents and my Aunt Barbara (of blessedmemory), who just happened to be Rabbi Shpeen’sExecutive Secretary at the time.
My Jewish identity was rekindled throughmy children, taking them to Jewish holi-day celebrations and later religious school. For many years I was just a carpool father and my wife,Debbie was the involved mom, joining the ReligiousSchool committee, craft fairs, fund raising, etc.
My level of involvement in Brotherhood and CBEchanged because Debbie was having difficulty beinginvolved at CBE due to health issues and our sonNathan was considering ending his Jewish studies afterhis bar mitzvah. To convince him to continue on, Ineeded to lead by example, so I became Vice Presidentof Brotherhood.
We are fortunate. Nathan completed confirmation,remained involved, and was the recipient of the CerfLevy award his senior year for outstanding leadershipand involvement in the religious school. Both ourdaughters, Caitlan and Rachel, became bat mitzvah,were confirmed and continue to teach Israeli dance inthe Jewish community.
Today, after almost five years of leading Brotherhood,I am still involved in the Beth Emeth community andworking on cultivating a new generation of Brother-hood leadership!
Thank you Beth Emeth for providing my family farmore than just a Jewish education.
Mark Swyer
The Renaissance GroupOur Signature Social Event
April 27 will be our 4th annual TRG Night at CapitalRep Theater. While there are many events that capturethe spirit and essence of TRG, such as through Dinnerand Learns, Torah Study, Museum Tours, and outdooractivities, none of the social events has been as popularas our night out at the theater.
This event gives us the opportunity toenjoy a meal, learn about a performancethrough a director’s talk, and get to enjoyand support our local theater - experienc-ing it together in a large but friendlygroup setting.These events don’t plan themselves, and we have tothank Debbie Ratner for her time and organizationalskills for putting together this wonderful night of enter-tainment. Let’s not forget, none of our events wouldtake place without the hard work of our small but com-mitted professional staff, and volunteers like Debbiewho, through their work, demonstrate their love of BethEmeth. So, if you will be with us on April 27, don’t for-get to thank Debbie for making this event possible. For more information about the event go toBethEmethAlbany.org or contact Debbie directly [email protected].
Joe Schwartz, [email protected]
My Beth Emeth
Story
Debbie Ratner, pictured center.
One Week to Israel’s Big Election:What is Next?
Community-Wide Event featuringDr. David Pollock,
Bernstein fellow at The Washington Institute
Tuesday, April 2 at 7:00 pmat Congregation Beth Emeth
RSVP: www.JewishFedNY.org or 518.783.7800Free / Reception following
Presented by:
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Tikkun OlamJoin Us for Mitzvah DayIn the spirit of Tikkun Olam, we encourage you andyour family to join other Beth Emeth congregants, alongwith members of four other local synagogues, to fulfilla Mitzvah on Sunday, April 7. Individuals and familiescan sign-up for a variety of projects for this year’sMitzvah Day, ranging from assembling supply bags forrefugees at RISSE in Albany, to cooking for the SoupKitchen or City Mission, to making bandanas forshelter dogs and cats. Beth Emeth will also host a BloodDrive from 8:00 am. to 1:00 pm. Participants are askedto bring new or gently-used bath-size towels for Joseph’sHouse and can pop tops for Ronald McDonald House.
All participants under 18 must be accompanied by anadult. Register ASAP.
We look forward to sharing Mitzvah Day with you.Warm regards,
Abby Nash, CBE Social Action Chair518.466.1244, [email protected]
Mitzvah Day 2018
Mitzvah DaySunday, April 7Join in Repairing the World Togetherwith all ages and abilities, and ourfriends from Beth Abraham Jacob,
B'nai Sholom, Beth Emeth, Ohav Shalom and Temple Israel!
No Better Way to Share a Sunday!
Register at BethEmethAlbany.org by March 31
Contact: Gail Kendall at [email protected]
Mitzvah Day Check-In and Lunch is at 11:30 amat Congregation Beth Emeth (all events at CBE unless otherwise noted) Please bring: Can pop topsfor Ronald McDonald House, and new or gently-used bath-size towels for Joseph's House
Sort Food Donations for Hungry People•at the Regional Food Bank (age 4+)Cook Dinner for Families •at the Ronald McDonald House (age 18+)No-Sew Blankets for Mary's Corner (age 10+)•Peanut Butter Bag Lunches for City Mission •Lunch for Mitzvah Day Volunteers at Ohav and•CBE (age 18+)Meatballs for Soup Kitchen (age 12+)•Supply Bags for Refugees •Bake for City Mission Homeless •Soup Kitchen Garden Prep and Plant •Welcome Bags for Teens at Equinox Shelter•Birthday Boxes for Homeless Children •Ribbons for To Life! Breast Cancer Education •Cemetery Clean Up Grounds/Chapel at•Beth Emeth CemeteryAfter-School Snack Bags for Trinity Alliance•Pack Towels for Joseph's House for Homeless•Lap Quilts for Veterans •Welcome Bags for Ronald McDonald House•Letters for IDF Lone Soldiers; alone in Israel•Breakfast-to-Go bags Ronald McDonald House•Red Cross Blood Drive Help or Donate Blood•at CBE from 8 am - 1 pm (age 16+)Pack Passover Food Baskets at •Bethlehem ChabadBaby Fleece Balls for Trinity Alliance•Bandanas for shelter dogs and cats•
As Part of Mitzvah DayConsider donating blood at CBE
Sunday, April 7, 8:00 am - 1:00 pmPlease register in advance on our website.
The Einhorn Center for Jewish EducationSeders Through the AgesPassover is the holiday commemorating our releasefrom the bondage of slavery.We celebrate freedom; our freedom from Egypt, ourfreedom to worship, our freedom to be together withfamily and friends retelling our story of the past.
The beauty of Passover is the mix oftraditions, old and new. For some, this istrying out a new Hagaddah, for others itis opening up discussions during the sederthat carry over into the mealtime. The seder allows for creativity. There are ways to makethe seder meaningful and engaging for all ages;
whether it be puppets for the plagues or discussionabout what or even who are plagues of today. Addi-tionally, there are so many great texts about Passover,teaching us about the structure of the seder andchanges that have taken place over time. For example,did you know the four questions asked today aredifferent than those found in the Mishna, our ancientrabbinic text? In the original set, there was a questionabout the preparation of the meat related to the Pesachsacrifice at The Temple in Jerusalem. Another entertain-ing text, I came across a few years ago, says, if youdon’t have Maror, bitter herbs, at your seder, you canpoint to your wife (my husband loves that one).
Besides all the food and togetherness, text and tales, Iappreciate the ironies of Passover. We have the Seder,which means order. Yet, all the harried preparations forPassover often evoke the most chaotic and disorderedfeelings. Also, this holiday about freedom and therejection of assimilation into Egyptian culture iscelebrated with an adopted tradition of a stagedRoman meal. The Romans would often feel overfilledand ill after their big meals. Many have been the yearsthe matzo balls were so hard, I could relate. (I’m fairlycertain my grandmother believed matzo balls shouldweigh you down like the yoke of slavery.)
Whichever traditions make your seder meaningful andwhatever discussions are sparked, I wish you all aZissen Pesach - Chag Sameach!
Shara Siegfeld, [email protected]
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B’nai MitzvahAll b’nai mitzvah participate in candle lighting andKiddush at services on the Friday evening prior to theirbar or bat mitzvah.Kids
Stein Family K’TanimFor Families With Little OnesJoin us as we create community for our families withnewborns to pre-school age children.
We will celebrate the holidays through stories, music,crafts, schmooze and a nosh!
Sunday, April 7, 10:30 am noon Learning about Passover
Sydney Goldman, daughter of Douglas Goldmanand Malinka Gutierrez, willbecome a bat mitzvah on Saturday, April 13. Sydney enjoys skiing,gymnastics, swimming, andhanging out with her friends.She also plays trumpet withthe Albany AcademiesSymphonic Band and pianowith The Music Studio.
Shara’s Passover Pantry!!
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with Cantor Schechtman
Thursday, April 47:00 pm
Join Us For A Sweet Celebration
of Passover!
COST:$28 for Sisterhood Members
$36 for Non-Members
REGISTER:Online or by mailing a check to
the temple officeby April 2 (limited to 50 participants)
CONTACT:Debbie Sokoler
518.436.9761 x230or
Choco
late Seder
Second Night Seder
Celebrate Passover
With Cantor Schechtman
Saturday, April 205:30 pm
Join your CBE family for Second Night Seder
Brotherhood Chefs will prepare a traditional meal.
We are looking for volunteersto help prepare matzah ballsand seder plate ingredients.
COST:$20 for adult CBE Members
$36 Non Members
REGISTER:Online or by mailing a check to
the temple officeby April 16
(seating is limited)
CONTACT:Debbie Sokoler
518.436.9761 [email protected]
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April CalendarMonday, April 1
Tuesday, April 2
Thursday, April 4
Wednesday, April 3
Friday, April 55:30 pm Erev Shabbat Social Action Service
7:00 pm7:15 pm
Knit and NoshBoard Meeting
6:00 pm Brotherhood Yom HaShoah Candle Bagging and Dinner
7:00 pm Sisterhood - Chocolate Seder
Sunday, April 14 - Mordecai Rosenstein-Family Ed
Wednesday, April 1712:00 pm Lunch and Learn with Dick FeldmanFriday, April 19
Temple Offices Closed - PassoverNo Erev Shabbat Service
Monday, April 15
Sunday, April 78:00 am9:30 am9:30 am
10:30 am11:30 am
Blood DriveBrotherhood Candle DistributionGrade 5 Family Ed Tour of CBE Loudonville Cemeterywith Rabbi ShpeenStein K’Tanim - PassoverMitzvah Day
12:00 pm Lunch and Learn: Shalom Bollywood
Monday, April 87:00 pm Knit and Nosh
Sunday, April 21
Wednesday, April 24
Tuesday, April 9
9:00 am7:00 pm
Mah Jongg TournamentSisterhood Night Out - 110 Grill
Saturday, April 69:30 am6:00 pm
Torah Study in the Larner LibraryBrotherhood: Final Four Viewing andDinner
Wednesday, April 10 - with Artist in Residence:Mordecai Rosenstein (p 3)
12:00 pm4:00 pm5:30 pm7:00 pm
Lunch and LearnGrade 7 and parentsCBEYGKnit and Nosh/Sisterhood Program
Thursday, April 11
6:30 pm Brotherhood Card Night
5:00 pm5:30 pm
6:30 pm
Pre-Neg NoshShabbat Unplugged Service Artist in Residence to deliver D’var TorahDinner
Friday, April 12 - Mordecai Rosenstein
Saturday, April 13 - Mordecai Rosenstein9:30 am10:45 am7:30 pm
Torah Study with Artist in ResidenceBat Mitzvah of Sydney GoldmanTRG - Pinot and Painting: with Artist in Residence
9:30 am9:45 am10:45 am10:45 am12:15 pm
Brotherhood Bagels and MeetingARBA - Grade 2 Family EdGrade 3-6 Family EdSisterhood - YogaGrade 8 Family Ed
7:00 pm7:00 pm
Knit and NoshSisterhood - Yoga and Intro To Oils
Friday, April 26
10:45 am5:30 pm
Passover Yizkor Memorial ServiceErev Shabbat Service
Saturday, April 27
9:30 am5:00 pm
Torah Study in the Larner LibraryTRG - Yono’s and Capital Rep
Artist in Residence: Mordecai Rosenstein paintingin Lobby throughout the day - all welcome to viewhis work and watch him paint a piece for CBE
Artist in Residence: Mordecai Rosenstein paintingin Lobby throughout the day - all welcome to viewhis work and watch him paint a piece for CBE
Saturday, April 209:30 am10:45 am5:30 pm
Torah Study in the Larner LibraryPassover Service Led by SharaSecond Night Seder - Led by Cantor
No Religious School - Passover/Spring Break
No Religious School or Lunch and Learn - Passover
Temple Offices Closed - Passover
Sunday, April 28
No Religious School - Spring Break
Monday, April 297:00 pm Knit and Nosh
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Events For any registration questions, please contact
Deb Sokoler at 518.436.9761 x230 or [email protected].
Checks should be made payable to CBE unless otherwise noted.
Knit and Nosh Knitting friendships with each other
If you like to knit or crochet or want to learn how, this is the group foryou! Join us for a relaxed evening of shmoozing and knitting. One of ourprojects is knitting/crocheting baby blankets for Mary's Corner.
CONTACT: RSVP to Marion Greenberg at [email protected]
MondaysApril 1, 8, 15 and 297:00 pm
Brotherhood - Watch Hoops and Eat! NCAA Men's Final Four Semi Finals
Brotherhood to provide dinner: pastrami, chicken nuggets, turkey sausage,pepper/onions and more. Bring your own beverage.
COST: Free and open to the communityRSVP: Steve Lerner at [email protected]
or 518.577.8005 (for planning purposes)
Saturday,April 66:00 pm
Sisterhood - Ladies Night Out 110 Grill
Come with friends, or make some new ones! We will be meeting at 110Grill in Crossgates Mall for a night of good food and great company.
COST: Your meal - we get separate checksRSVP: By April 5 Debbie at [email protected]
Tuesday, April 97:00 pm
Lunch and Learn Shalom Bollywood
Wednesday, April 312:00 pm
Who knew that Jewish actresses dominated Indian movies for the firstdecades of its 100-year history? Shalom Bollywood: The Untold Story ofIndian Cinema is a lively documentary,full of surprises that tells the storyof how Baghdadi Jews from Iraq emerged as Bollywood’s first megastars.
COST: Free and open to the communityCONTACT: Deb Sokoler at 518.436.9761 x230
Mah Jongg Tournament Test your skill, strategy, intelligence and luck
Beth Emeth Sisterhood sponsors a monthly all-day Mah Jongg tournamentat CBE. Bring a brown bag lunch. We have cash prizes and refreshments!National Mah Jongg League rules will apply. (next one is May 7)
COST: $22(inclusive entry fee)CONTACT: Jan at [email protected] or 518.459.4118REGISTER: Online at BethEmethAlbany.org or mail check to:
Jan Rubenstein, 17 Frantone Lane, Loudonville, NY 12211
Tuesday, April 9
9:00 am9:30 am
Bagels and CoffeeGames Begin
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All events are open to all congregants. Even if an event is sponsored by a specifictemple organization, it is still open to all.More Events
Thanks to a B’nai B’rith Grant, we can arrange and pay for a ride for you.We are happy to help! Call Alex 518.436.9761 x222
Brotherhood Card Night and Dinner Bond with the Boys
Brotherhood invites you to card night and dinner. Register early as spaceis limited. Location is off site.REGISTER: Mark Swyer at [email protected]
Thursday, April 116:30 pm
Shabbat Unplugged Welcome Shabbat with Song and CBE Family
5:00 pm Pre-Neg Nosh 5:30 pm Shabbat Unplugged Service - With Mordecai Rosenstein Celebration of April Birthdays 6:30 pm Dinner (Roast Turkey, potatoes, veggies, salad and dessert Veggie Option - Mushroom Ravioli)
COST: Dinner: $7 adults / kids free REGISTER: For dinner only by April 10, at BethEmethAlbany.org
Friday, April 12
TRG Sponsored - Pinot and Painting Learn from Artist-In-Residence
Saturday, April 13,7:00 pm
7:30 pm Havdalah with appetizers and wine8:00 pm Wear "painting clothes" or bring a smock. Mordechai will lead and entertain participants while you create your own work. No artistic talent necessary!
COST: $20 per personRSVP: online by April 10
Sisterhood Wellness Series Yoga and Intro to Oils
Monday, April 15,7:00 pm
Join us as we start the evening with a gentle yoga class led by instructor,Sarah Seder. Jami Eisenberg will provide an intro to essential oils includingwhat they are and the uses and benefits for the entire family.
COST: Event is $15 for members/$18 non-members Free essential oil treatment for all participantsCONTACT: Contact Jami - [email protected]
Sunday Morning Yoga Namaste
Join us for a soothing, relaxing, and strengthening yoga practice suitablefor all levels. Babysitting can be arranged at The Parenting Center (RSVP bythe Wednesday prior).
COST: $12 per personREGISTER: Online at BethEmethAlbany.org or 518.436.9761 x230
Sunday, April 14, 10:45 am
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Don’t miss a thing! Thanks to a B’naiB’rith Grant, we can arrange and pay for
a ride for you. We are happy to help! Call Alex at 518.436.9761 x222.Save the Date
Chapter One Book Club We Were The Lucky Ones by Georgia Hunter
Wednesday, May 16:45 pm
We Were the Lucky Ones is an incredible true story that chronicles theexperiences of a large extended family during the Holocaust. Pot Luck Dinner to be held on June 5, Mention CBE Book Club at The BookHouse and get a 10% discount. New members welcome. We meet in room 10.
CONTACT: Nancy Lozman at [email protected] or 518.469.0272
Lunch and Learn The Search for the Meaning of Life
Wednesdays, May 1, 8 and 22May 15 Special visitfrom Eshkol noon
What Does Ecclesiastes Teach Us? Join Rabbi Shpeen in text study as weexplore the biblical book of Ecclesiastes in search for a deeper understand-ing of the meaning of life and what Judaism prescribes!May 15 - Visiting members of the Eshkol- Northeastern New York Partner-ship 2Gether steering committee, straight from Israel. Come with yourquestions and curiosities. You bring lunch, dessert and coffee are on us.COST: Free and open to the communityCONTACT: Deb Sokoler at [email protected]
Lunch and Learn Dick Feldman is back!
Dick Feldman will present the conclusion of his Rodgers and Hammersteinseries. Selections include George M. Cohan as Franklin Roosevelt inRodgers and Hart's I’d Rather Be Right, and Spring is Here from I Marriedan Angel, and much, much more! You bring lunch, dessert and coffee areon us.
COST: Free and open to the communityCONTACT: Deb Sokoler at [email protected]
Wednesday, April 17, noon
Shabbat Unplugged Welcome Shabbat with Song and CBE Family
5:00 pm Pre-Neg Nosh 5:30 pm Shabbat Unplugged Service Celebration of May Birthdays 6:30 pm Dinner
COST: Dinner: $7 adults / kids free REGISTER: For dinner only by May 1, at BethEmethAlbany.org
Friday, May 3
Last Day of Religious School All are welcome
Sunday, May 5 Join us for a great morning of celebration and achievement. There will bea special Moving Up Ceremony along with last day festivities.
Parents are invited to attend.
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Artist In ResidenceEvan Kent
Save the Date (cont.)
Sisterhood Scarf Decorating
Thursday, May 167:00 pm
Come have fun with Sisterhood as we paint silk or bamboo scarves. This isa very beginner friendly painting workshop - all skill levels are welcome.Class taught by Amy and Judy (Religious School art teachers).
COST: $15 for members/$18 non-members Feel free to bring a snack or drink to shareCONTACT: Debbie at [email protected]
Health Service Fair At the JCC
Sunday, May 19, 10:30 am - 2:30 pm
Every year, the Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center along withCBE present a FREE Health and Services Fair for adults and senior adults.There are health screenings, information booths, refreshments, prizes, etc.Save the date - and look for information on how you can get involved inhelping.
May 10 Cantor Kent will co-officiate our Erev Shabbat Service with Rabbi Shpeen and Cantor Schechtman. Kids are welcome!!
May 11 Enjoy a special night of dinner and a program by our visiting Artist in Residence, Evan Kent. Stay tuned for more information.
It’s that time of year again!Start gathering your goods.
Sunday, June 16: Drop off for the Garage Sale begins Saturday, June 22: Opening Night
All sorts of help will be needed.Click on “Garage Sale” on the June Calendarat BethEmethAlbany.org
Mother’s Day Brunch Celebrate the Moms!
Sunday, May 12
Come enjoy a lovely brunch prepared by the men of CBE’s Brotherhoodand The Men’s Club of Temple Israel. Brunch at Temple Israel.Information to come.
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Shabbat of March 1-2 In Memory OfElizabeth and Brian Epstein Ervin Rosenfeld
Shabbat of March 8-9 In Memory OfJoan and Harvey Friedman Irving A. PerlesPat and Bob Friedman George Myers
Shabbat of March 15-16 In Honor OfTammy and Jon Bernstein bat mitzvah of
Isabella BernsteinIn MemoryOf
Sandra Storfer Annette Herbst
Shabbat of March 22-23 In Memory OfThe Rice family Lois A. RiceLaura and Lawrence Rosenstock Miriam ElkindJudith and Peter Saidel Dorothy A. SaidelMillie and Mike Serling Charles SerlingLori Strong Herman S. Mendelson
Shabbat of April 5-6 In Memory OfSusan Feldblum Sanford M. FeldblumThe Herkowitz and Deutsch families Ellen Sue Herkowitz
Margie and Larry Kirsch Archie LinnZalie and Bob Linn Archie LinnThe Goodman-Malkin family Sylvia MalkinEllie Safranko and family JoAnn Tinkle SonisSandra and Charles Stern Louise Mayer SternThe Sykes family Donald Sykes
Shabbat of April 12-13 In Memory OfA. Richard Goodman Samuel S. AllanJodi Boyle and Matthew Kohn Rita S. BoyleShirley Larner and family Ida Volk Atkin
Shabbat of April 12-13 (cont.) In Memory OfCarol and Bob Rosenblatt Mary Jo Tout RosenblattLaura and Lawrence Rosenstock Alice RosenstockPhyllis O. Silverman Rabbi Martin I. SilvermanMarion Strasser Anna Behrens LevyMarion Strasser Paul Edward LangdonMarion Strasser Arnold Levy
Shabbat of April 19-20 In Memory OfThe Davidoff family Samuel Sylvan RaabKaren and Steven Fein Caroline FeinPat and Bob Friedman Harriet FriedmanThe Herkowitz and Deutsch families Samuel O. Herkowitz
Nancy and Jeffrey Lozman Dr. Harvey LozmanNancy and Eric Yaffee and Anne and Michael Marmulstein and families H. Robert Rosenblum
Shabbat of April 26-27 In Memory OfThe Alfred family Joseph PitoniakJoyce Bookstein Neil HellmanSaraLee and Barry Larner Esther BloomEllie Safranko Betty N. TinkleThe Sykes family Milton SchafferThe Sykes family Paul Sykes
BeautificationThis fund enhances our synagogue campus and bima with flowers. Please send the name of the donor, and the nameof the deceased (with date of Yarhzeit) or the name of the honoree, with a check payable to CBE to Lynn Warheit, 17 Marion Ave., Albany, NY 12203 or send an email to [email protected]. Listed are the donations received by March 4. Donations received after, will be listed next month.
Soup KitchenSundays: 11:00 am - 2:30 pm•369 Livingston Avenue, Albany•Contact Melanie Schoen to reserve•a spot at [email protected] Every Sunday of the year•
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CBE mails receipts to individuals whohave made contributions in excess of$100. Notification cards are mailed to allrecipients, and appear in the Bulletinshortly thereafter. This list includes newgifts received by March 4.
Clergy Funds
Rabbi Scott Shpeen Discretionary Fund Ceil and Richard Friedenthal in memory of Myra Kaplan
Mary and Mark Goldfarb in appreciation of Rabbi Shpeen
Miriam and Marvin Grode in appreciation of Rabbi Shpeen
Lori and Michael Leichman in appreciation of Rabbi Shpeen
Amy and Steve Manchester in appreciation of Rabbi Shpeen
Micki and Norman Massry in memory of Mitchell Newman
Kathleen and Tim Owens in memory and celebration ofthe life of Mitchell “Mike” Newman
Rochelle and Paul Riven wishing a speedy recovery to Marvin Grode
Diane Rubtchinsky and family in appreciation of Rabbi Shpeen
Millie and Mike Serling in memory of Jay Fluster
Millie and Mike Serling in memory of Richard Krakower
Rabbi Shpeen DistinguishedArtist FundSteven Ostroff with wishes of Mazel Tov to Eileen Fluster on the engagementof her grandson Zak to Liz
Steven Ostroff with wishes of Mazel Tov to Michelle and Mark Fluster onthe engagement of their son Zak to Liz
Steven Ostroff in memory of Myra Kaplan
Cantor Jodi Schechtman Discretionary Fund Margie and Rob Dorkin in memory of Jay Fluster
Margie and Rob Dorkin in memory of Leah Schwebel Gaies
Margie and Rob Dorkin in memory of Doris Galek
Margie and Rob Dorkin in memory of Gardner Lerner
Margie and Rob Dorkin in memory of Mitchell Newman
Margie and Rob Dorkin in memory of Ada Jean Sykes
Margie and Rob Dorkin in memory of Didier Thomas
Cheryl Gelder-Kogan and Barry Koganin appreciation of Cantor Schechtman
Patricia Snyder wishing a happy,healthy special birthday to Gail Russ
Patricia Snyder wishing the best in their new home and retirement to Iris and Chuck Falk
Helping our Synagogue
General FundSharon and Marvin A. Freedman in memory of Mitchell Newman
Carol and David Grand to wish Bonnie Rosenberg a speedy recovery
Melissa and Michael Lurie in memory of Minnie Shapiro
Melissa and Michael Lurie in memory of Didier Thomas
Robyn and Edward Marinstein in memory of Mitchell Newman
Jessica and Alan Richer in memory of Mitchell Newman
Jessica and Alan Richer in memory of Gardner Lerner
Julie and Andy Safranko in memory of Didier Thomas
Julie and Andy Safranko in memory of Leah Schwebel Gaies
Ilene and Jerome Sykes in memory of Mitchell Newman
Pioneer Bank and Anchor Agency in memory of Estelle Halpern
Thomas M. Nathan FundFor Cemetery MaintanceBarbara and Mark Warfordin memory of Harold Fischler
Helping ourWorld
David Goodman Memorial Reyut FundNancy and Frank Allen in memory of Didier Thomas
Laura and Daniel Dembling in memory of Didier Thomas
Robyn and Edward Marinstein in memory of Didier Thomas
Doris Freedman Pock in memory of Doris Galek
Deborah and Richard Sokoler in memory of Didier Thomas
Rabbi Martin I. Silverman Inter-Religious Fund Patricia Snyder in memory of Reverend Robert Lamar
Patricia Snyder to wish happythoughts to Mary Alice Maynee
Social Action Tzedakah Fund Carol Newhof and Jan Reiss-Weitzmanin memory of Aaron Newhof
Carol Newhof and Jan Reiss-Weitzmanin memory of Hildreth Newhof Reiss
Jan Reiss-Weitzman in memory of Robert Reiss
Arleen Stein in memory of Gardner Lerner
Bertold E. Weinberg
Donations
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Helping OurChildren
David Iselin Memorial CBEYG / Youth FundLauren and Harold Iselin in memory of Gardner Lerner
Lauren and Harold Iselin in memory of Leah Schwebel Gaies
Lauren and Harold Iselin in memory of Mitchell Newman
David Iselin Memorial CBEYG / Youth FundIn Memory Of David IselinTricia AsaroStephen BuhrLynelle BosworthChristopher CernikPamela Falklace and Ed WallaceBenjamin FriedmanTerrance Gallogly
Chris Del GiudiceFatin HaddadEileen HayesJennifer KaneBeth and Richard KlineEric LinzerMaria MaloneyHeather McGrathKelly McNameeKatie NeerCynthia NeidlSam NeJameJoshua OppenheimerWhitney PhelpsMaria PooleJane PrestonSusan ReadSteven RussoElizabeth and Mark SaccoDoreen SaiaDeborah StevensAshley StuartMark WeprinRhoda and Jack Wisman
Fund for Jewish EducationSorelle Brauth in honor of the retirement of Iris Falk
Nancy Simon Greenstein in memory of Irving Kaplan
David and Jane Kadish in honor of the birth of a grandson to Anne and Michael Marmulstein
Joni Lieberman Basen and Don Basenin memory of Bea Greenberg
Lee and Bert Lieberman wishing Ron Silverman a speedy recovery
Lee and Bert Lieberman in memory of Bea Greenberg
Carol and Robert Rosenblatt in memory of Didier Thomas, father of Katherine Rosenblatt
Rosen Family Education FundCynthia Freedman in memory of Mitchell Newman
Jill S. Goodman and Arthur Malkin in memory of Mitchell Newman
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YahrzeitsKaddish will be recited for those beloved departed whosenames are perpetuated in Permanent Memorials estab-lished by their families. We invite your inquiries aboutthis thoughtful way of remembrance.
Please note: If you wish to have a name included on ourShabbat Kaddish list or have a question about a Perpet-ual Kaddish name being recited, please call Susan De-bronsky in the Temple office at 518.436.8761 x224 (pleasedo not leave a name for the Yahrzeit list on e-mail orvoice mail). When phoning in a name, please do so by theThursday of the week it is to be read.
Samuel S. AllanSam AmbinderJoseph AnkerIda AtkinRuth Bernhard BerkeRita S. BoyleLena BrickmanRichard Emery BrownBillie Sumberg DaffnerEmil DeichesJohn DoctorRuth Chudnovsky DropkinJennie deWilde FleishmanAdelia FrankHenry Blatner FuldLuisa GoldsteinHarriet G. IselinLilian Olcott KlugmanEsther Rabineau KramerPhilip KrimskyManny KripsPaul Edward Langdon
Abram Benjamin LernerMollie Rosen LevyAnna Behrens LevyArnold LevyJuliet R. MendelsohnBelle Adler MendlesonAaron MendlesonArthur Joseph MerinHyman MeyersBetty G. NathanDr. Babette NeubergAaron NewhofAlexander B. NyeAbraham PressIsaac ReinfelderMary-Jo Tout RosenblattAlice RosenstockRabbi Alvin S. RothEliza Pfeiffer SchlesingerIrving M. ShelskySarah Yanku SilvermanMartin I. Silverman
Shabbat of April 19-20(No Erev Shabbat Service at Beth Emeth 4/19)Mamie Swartz AbrahamSimon L. BachMilton E. BermanMilton ChazenLouis CohnBeatrice DrapkinSamuel FallekCaroline FeinCharles FinkleBenjamin L. ForemanHarriet FriedmanSadye Marcus FrischSamuel FrischEva Borlawsky GinsburgSol GreenbergMichelle “Micki” GroperAlex HalpinDavid HandlerSamuel A. HerkowitzMorris Lewis HirshBernice Rosenthal HoodMichael HydemanRosalind G. ItzkowMeyer A. JeneroffMerrill L. LavenLeona LefkowichMichael Lindner
Freda R. LivingstonBenjamin S. LivingstonAnna May LomaxDr. Harvey LozmanSamuel LyonsSanford S. MarkowitzHenry David MuffsonFlorence B. MyersFrank NewellSaidee L. OppenheimIda Rosen PolkaMartin L. PressLawrence Alan ProppSamuel Sylvan RaabDr. Robert H. ReissHildreth Newhof ReissH. Robert RosenblumRebecca Strauss Rosengarden
Fannie G. RosenthalKenneth C. RoskinTherese SchalerBarnard SchmidtJ. Milton SteinhardtManning N. SternCasper Weisburgh
Martin GordonSaul GordonBenjamin Sternschus Hegleman
Nancy Stark HolzerCaroline Getz LevyAdelaide deBeer Muhlfelder
April 26 - Seventh Day of Passover
Shabbat of April 5-6Morris AlpartRose Blatner BarnetMalvina G. BarrSidney L. BensonEric H. BoyerMarilyn BronsteinBessie M. CaplanBlanche Glick ChartoffMorris CohnLansing S. DolingMeyer J. EfronMinnie Felheim EinsteinSanford M. FeldblumJulia Marcus FensterCelia FeuerElaine Drooz FriedmanIrving R. FulderAnne GanelesDonald A. GoldsteinStanley GonickLouis GreenArthur S. GrossmanEllen Sue Herkowitz
Bernice Meyers KarpJoseph C. KleinRecilla Rudnick KoblintzSamuel H. LarnerArchie LinnSamuel LondonSylvia Plotkin MalkinGoldie S. MecklerWilliam MecklerAlter NidetchSadie E. PoskanzerJo Ann Tinkle SonisFlora SperryAlfred J. SporborgLouise Mayer SternEmanuel SwartzJerome SwartzDonald SykesBenjamin Robert TarseyDr. Benjamin M. VolkRuth Winig WeilDorothy A. WeissMary Worthman
Adelaide Marx AufsesserEsther BloomHarry BloomClara Simon BoocheverLeonard I. BrillemanBetty CohenSeymour EnglanderMarvin Leslie FacherChester L. FienbergHenrietta FinklesteinRoberta Y. FoxDavid Jacob FreedmanCarrie Stern GetzMartin GordonSaul GordonBenjamin Sternschus Hegleman
Neil HellmanNancy Stark HolzerDavid W. IsenberghLilian R. KleinEdward S. Laventall
Caroline Getz LevyMatilda Dick LivingstonRuth Mendleson MendelAdelaide deBeer MuhlfelderMarvin Oscar MyersJoseph F. PitoniakJohn J. RoseSimon W. RosendaleMendel SalitMilton SchafferHumboldt M. SchlesingerMona Kasselman ShapiroBetty E. ShapiroManny SolomonSamuel SteinSarah Stern SusholzCarrie R. SwartzPaul Jay SykesBetty N. TinkleDr. Louis WaldHoward WanderJacob Wasserman
Shabbat of April 26-27
Judith G. SimonSamuel T. SonnenfeldLewis SpanerDr. Fred I. Stern
Philip A. SwartzMartin Gary WeitsenJacqueline CrowleyZinnershine
Shabbat of April 12-13 (cont.)
Shabbat of April 12-13
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Perpetual MemorialsEstablishing a Perpetual Memorial ensures thatKaddish will always be recited for your loved ones.Each year the name is added to the Kaddish list anda plaque is hung in the Chapel. Notices are sent toremind you of the upcoming Yahrzeit and the nameis listed in the Bulletin. You can also add your lovedone’s name to the Yahrzeit list by calling the officeby the preceding Thursday.
The family of Martin Fischer has established a•Perpetual Memorial in his memoryThe family of Curtis Manasse has established a•Perpetual Memorial in his memoryThe Board of Trustees of Congregation Beth•Emeth has established a Perpetual Memorial inmemory of Norman PaulThe Board of Trustees of Congregation Beth•Emeth has established a Perpetual Memorial inmemory of Cynthia Dee Shenker
Clergy Hospital VisitsWhat you need to know if you want Clergy to
visit while you are hospitalized.
Our Clergy take great pride in making themselvesavailable to the members of our congregation. Ifyou are hospitalized and would welcome the visitof a member of our Clergy, or are in need of pastoralattention, please have the hospital chaplain or nursebe in touch with us (as they can easily do) or havea relative or friend let us know. The Clergy are notroutinely in the hospitals and will only make callsupon request due to HIPPA Laws and privacy.
Passover Yizkor / Memorial ServiceThe Passover Yizkor / Memorial Service will be held onFriday, April 26 at 10:45 am in the Chapel. Listedbelow are the names of our loved ones who have diedsince last year and will be recited at this service. If youwould like the name of a loved one who died since lastPassover (April 6, 2018) included in this service, pleasecontact Susan Debronsky at 436-9761 ext. 224.
If you would like to honor the memory of a loved onewith a contribution to the Beautification Fund, pleasesend a check, payable to Congregation Beth Emeth,to: Lynn Warheit, 17 Marion Avenue, Albany, NY 12203.Fred S. AckermanRalph ArchitzelEdward BallSara BarrMildred BinderSanford BooksteinRobert BoyleElliott BrodyBetty CohenJanet Gefen CohenSandy CooperPhyllis DavisJay FlusterRobert L. FreedmanLeah Schwebel GaiesDoris GalekYetta GoldsteinIda GordonBeatrice GreenbergHelen GrundmanEstelle HalpernDiane IsenbergPhilip ItzkowReva JacobsonMyra KaplanLenore Lebowitz
Gardner LernerLinda LippmanCurtis ManasseRuth ManasseMitchell MorrisFrances Nash-LevineMitchell NewmanJoan PaleyNorman PaulLeon RatzkerBetty RichterDavid RubensteinHarris SandersBarbara SaxMarlene R. SchechtmanRoberta SchillerRichard SeidenEdward ShapiroMinnie ShapiroEsther SochinErnest SteckMartin SteinFranklin SteinhardtVernon StuartAda Jean SykesDidier Thomas Beth Emeth Cemetery
Locations Are Available
Talking about plans for after you or yourbeloved family members have died are notalways pleasant.
Planning, though, relieves the burden on yourfamily, both emotionally and financially.
Our Beth Emeth Cemetery is a beautifulresting place with a staff that makes sure it is well kept.
Call Kathy Golderman for information518.436.9761 x 225
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James MilsteinAbby NashDebbie RatnerJessica RicherKatherine RosenblattEmily SchoenblumCBEYG President
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Last Day of Religious SchoolSpecial Event
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