During these cold winter months, find the warmth of ... · COMMUNITY SOUP DINNERS / MAUREEN'S HAVEN SOUP WEDNESDAYS 5:00–7:00pm JANUARY 9, 2019 | FEBRUARY 13, 2019 | MARCH 13, 2019

DECEMBER 2018 – KISLEV / TEVET 5779 BULLETINRABBI JOSHUA FRANKLIN | CANTOR/RABBI DEBRA STEIN | RABBI EMERITUS SHELDON ZIMMERMAN

DIANE WIENER, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EMERITA DR. JOEL M. HOFFMAN, DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION

NO GATES OF JEWISH LEARNING CLASSES: Sunday, December 23 & Sunday, December 30JCOH OFFICES CLOSED / NO ADULT LEARNING CLASSES: Tuesday, December 25 & Tuesday, January 1

During these cold winter months,find the warmth of community

and the light of Torahat the Jewish Center of the Hamptons.

For a full list of service times and classes, visit our website www.jcoh.org

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A MESSAGE FROM RABBI JOSH FRANKLIN

Why Study Torah?Ask anyone who studies Torah regularly, and they will tell you that Torah has given them perspective and guidance in addressing whatever problem they may be facing, or thought upon which they may be musing. The figures within the Torah —Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, and Aaron— aren’t mythical heroes, rather they are mirrors for our own lives. In their shortcomings, we find our own faults staring back at us. And in their journeys and challenges, we find our own lives reflected. Rabbi Ed Feinstein tells the story of bringing a group of kindergarteners into the synagogue sanctuary and seating them before the Ark. He asked them:

“What do you think is inside the Ark?” “Money,” exclaimed one child. “A new car,” cried another who must have caught a glimpse of the Price is Right on television. Then one child’s answer rang with a degree of unintentional thoughtfulness, “A mirror!” “The child was right,” thought Rabbi Feinstein. There is a mirror in the Ark, and we call it the Torah.One midrash (a piece of Jewish lore) teaches that the reason why we hang a silver breast plate upon the Torah is so that when we look at it, we see ourselves reflected back. Yet in order to fully discover ourselves in the text, we need to open up the text itself. You don’t have to possess a command of Hebrew, a translation will do just fine to study our sacred literature.As we continue reading the Joseph narrative during Shabbat services throughout the month of December, it’s hard not see the Torah mirroring life experiences. Have you had sibling issues like Joseph that caused you to be estranged from your family? Have you felt trapped in a pit like Joseph, unsure of how to get out? Have you felt tempted by the allure of pleasure like Joseph did when his master’s wife sought after him? Have you felt unnoticed like Joseph when his brothers are looking directly at him, but aren’t able to recognize him. Or perhaps you have been as successful as Joseph, rising from nothing into a position of prominence? If these scenarios sound familiar, I encourage you to join us for Torah study sessions on Saturday morning after services, or simply open up your Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) and read from Genesis:37–50. Torah has glued the Jewish people together through time and space because its words help us understand the lives we live.The Torah is not the history of the Jewish people, but it’s the narrative that we collectively live throughout the generations. The Torah is not a scientific document that is consistent with the Big Bang Theory, the Theory of Evolution, or even physics, but it is a guide of how we might understand ourselves and those around us. Torah isn’t a law code that instructs us in the dos and do-nots of the everyday, but it is a life code, sharing with us the wisdom of how to live a happy and meaningful Jewish life.

R abbi Josh Franklin

THE HISTORY OF ZIONISM WITH RABBI FRANKLIN

TUESDAYS | 12:30pm MANHATTAN FRIDAYS | 12:15pm EAST HAMPTON

TORAH STUDY WITH RABBI FRANKLIN

SATURDAYS | 12:00pm FOLLOWING SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE

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COMMUNITY SOUP DINNERS / MAUREEN'S HAVEN

SOUP WEDNESDAYS 5:00–7:00pm

JANUARY 9, 2019 | FEBRUARY 13, 2019 | MARCH 13, 2019MOST HOLY TRINITY PARISH HALL 77 Buell Lane, East Hampton

MORE VOLUNTEERS AND BAKED DESSERTS ARE NEEDED! Men, Women, and children of all ages, races, faiths are welcome.

Supported by the Community and FREE for all. Sponsored by the East Hampton Clericus.

COMMUNITY D I N N E R S

WEDNESDAYS December 26 | January 23 | February 20 | March 27

This year our JCOH Maureen’s Haven Shelter will be located at First United Methodist Church, 35 Pantigo Road, East Hampton

Please consider participating this year, some of our members who have participated in years past are unable to help us and the burden is becoming too heavy to be carried by so few. If you can help, please e-mail Cantor/Rabbi Debra Stein at [email protected] or sign-up on the board in the Main Sanctuary.

FOLLOW THE JCOH ON@JewishCenterOfTheHamptons

LIKE THE JCOH ON/JewishCenterOfTheHamptons

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MAZEL TOV

• To Harvey & Genie Horowitz on the birth of their grandson, Goldie Horowitz.

• To Michelle & Todd Kingsley on the birth of their grandson, Kingsley Rift Reilly.

CHANUKAH APPEAL / MAZEL TOV

Life is sometimes like a dreidel

Help the JCOH win this Chanukah with your donation to secure our beloved synagogue

To make your donation, please visit our website jcoh.org or call our office at 631-324-9858

At this Festival of Lights, help keep the lights of Chanukah and Judaism burning bright throughout the year with your donation.

DONATE NOW

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2018 CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS

Two tax advantages to making a Qualified Charitable Donation to the JCOH directly from your IRA:

1. For those age 70 1/2, making a charitable contribution directly to the JCOH satisfies the required minimum distribution for the year and the distribution is excluded from your income.

2. You get full exclusion of that income from taxes!

So, for any retiree that is 70 1/2 or older, owns an IRA subject to Required Minimum Distribution, a Qualified Charitable Donation to the JCOH really works out as a way to preserve an income-tax-reducing charitable deduction under the current tax law.

Total annual Qualified Charitable Donations from all IRAs cannot exceed $100,000 for an individual. Spouses can each make up to $100,000 of Qualified Charitable Donations.

2018 CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS

To make your Qualified Charitable Donation to the JCOH, contact your 401K Plan

Administrator.

If you have any questions, you may reach out to Diane Wiener at [email protected]

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LIFECYCLE EVENTS / HEALING WISHES / ALL IN THE FAMILY / MISHEBERACH HEALING LIST

Caroline Adler

Myles Berkman

Barbara Braun

Bonnie Cohen

Ellen Deutsch

Bill Harts

Robert Kay

Nancy Kurz

Madeline Lawler

David Lederman

Pamela Leichter

Irwin Levy

Susan Mall

Laurie Malman

Stuart Match Suna

Jeffrey Millman

Michael Page

Edward Pantzer

Ellen Rosengard

Roberta Roth

David Roth

Daryl Roth

Andrew Sabin

Charlotte Sasso

Richard Schaps

Scott Schneider

Jonathan Seabolt

Michael Senft

Sidney Silverman

James Spool

James Sprayregen

Isabelle Turits

Allan White

Elizabeth Zung

HAPPY BIRTHDAYYOM HULEDET SAME’ACH!

Dr. Kevin and Margaret Barcohana

Bernard and Naomi Epstein

Arnold and Mildred Glimcher

Dr. Daniel Kenigsberg and Mrs. Susan Blum

Roger and Gloria Lang

Anthony and Pamela Leichter

Michael and Marjorie Loeb

Howard and Allison Lutnick

Samuel and Ruth Perelson

Michael and Amanda Salzhauer

Bruce and Charlotte Sasso

Jack and Jodi Wasserman

Dr. Stanley and Elaine Weiss

Norbert and Judith Weissberg

Allan and Gaylen White

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

ALL IN THE FAMILY

Please call the Jewish Center office at 631-324-9858 to let us know of any lifecycle events such as joyous occasions, illnesses or deaths so that our Rabbi, Cantor, staff, and congregation can respond appropriately.

HEALING WISHES

Keeping those who are ill or homebound in our prayers is a precious mitzvah. We need your help in helping us embrace those who are ill or homebound by calling their names in our prayers and lifting our communal and individual voices as one.

As we begin a New Year, we once again begin our healing list. If you would like the name of your loved one on our list, please e-mail [email protected] or call the JCOH office at 631-324-9858.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

David Elkowitz

Edward Elkowitz

Joanna Feffer

Patricia Keegan

Thomas Macaluso

Bob Mejia

Neal Nelson

Barbara Klein

Maryanne Ragona

Stephen Waltman

Ian Weinberg

MISHEBERACH PRAYER FOR THE SICK

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YAHRZEITS

THE DEPARTED LIVE ON IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WHO CHERISH THEIR MEMORY.

Karen AbbateRuth Kremer AdrianEvelyn G. AronowitzJenny BernsteinAlbert BlackLouis ButlerHortense CohenAlbert CohnWilliam CooperEdith CoopermanAnna CorwinRobert DarwickEthel Klein DelsenerJoshua Samuel DeutschLillian ElkowitzBenjamin FalkDora FeinIrving FeinAbraham FeinbergBlanche FrankfurtJoyce Fisher GoldmanFanny GoldmanMary GoldsteinMaurice GoldsteinMarcia GordonHoward Mark HarnickPhilip B. HermanJack Hersh

Violette HillelHelen JosephGloria KanferCelia KatzCharles KinglseyIsadore KolodneySeymour KramerJoseph Arthur LambertTheodore David LandeHenry LangClaire LangSamuel LewisHyman LiebermanMarshall LoebThelma MarmonVictoria MatzaHyman MazlinJulius MelnickAlbert MenchelBernard MorganSamuel NassFelice NeuwirthAnn PasanellaGiovanni PasanellaWalter PetersTowa PiontowskiDavid PlesserSonya Rabinowitz

Larry Dominus ReavisSolomon RicherAlfred RothholzRobert RoyleSonia RubinsteinAlice RubinsteinJack Angelis RussellDr. Melvin J. SandlerDiane SangerOscar SchleiffFrank SchlesingerZig SchmittJerome SeidenMollie SenftBen SenftBarbara SenftArthur S. SpearNancy Anholt TaborGertrude Rappaport TestaHarry VinerSylvia VinerMilton WallersteinLouis WeingerDavid WenigBernard Zises

IN MEMORIAM…

Doris Charney

Malcolm Davis

Dora Josephson

Bernard Morgan

Mary E. Odell

Dr. Irving Weinstein

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GRACIOUS GIVING

Nancy & Andrew Leader-Creamer In honor of the wedding of Bobbie Braun and Mitchell Myrin

Sheila & Al Bialek Kiddush sponsor September 1 2018 in honor of their 32nd wedding anniversary

Sidney & Irene Silverman Kiddush sponsor September 22, 2018 in loving memory of Sidney’s father, Daniel Levy

Dr. Rona Kurtz Evan Frankel Endowment Fund

Leslie & Robert Halper In honor of the wedding of Bobbie Braun and Mitchell Myrin

Nancy Wintner In loving memory of Dr. Irving Weinstein

Marion & Alan Garfield Kiddush sponsor September 1 2018 in loving memory of Alan’s mother, Frances Garfield

Naomi & Bernie Epstein Kiddush Sponsor December 29th in honor of their anniversary

Anonymous Sponsor the JCOH Pittsburgh Vigil

Stephen & Caroline Adler

Bobbie Braun & Mitchell Myrin High Holy Day Prayerbook sponsor in loving memory of Bobbie’s beloved mother, Felice Neuwirth

Bobbie Braun & Mitchell Myrin High Holy Day Prayerbook sponsor in loving memory of Bobbie’s beloved father, Mickey Neuwirth

Bobbie Braun & Mitchell Myrin High Holy Day Prayerbook sponsor in memory of Bernie Morgan

Chicky Aster Kiddush sponsor October 20 2018 in honor of Ella Bleu Miller’s Bat Mitzvah

Bonnie Salkind Kiddush Sponsor March 30, 2019 in loving memory of her husband, David Salkind, and her father, Edgar Ezekiel Lyons

Dr. Charles & Joan Tager

Andrew & Susan Mall Kiddush sponsor October 13 2018 in honor of Sarra Raye Mall’s Bat Mitzvah

Jennifer Adler In honor of Stephen Adler

Enid Golub In honor of the Bat Mitzvah of her granddaughter Sarra Raye Mall

Shirley Katz Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Dr. Axel & Galia Stawski Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Judith & Stuart Mencher Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Sheldon & Mindy Geller Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

David & Arlene Hillman Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

David Boris & Carin Tainiter Boris Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Kenneth Gilman & Carol Feinberg Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Randi & Steven Ball Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Donald Brookman Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Stephen & Caroline Adler Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Gerald Barad Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Ellin Burke & Marc Levin Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Dominick Stanzione Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Ellen Rosengard Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Marc Matza Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Steven Blader & Robert Swanson Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Dorothy & Max Kopelman Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Anita Hersh Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Matthew Oates Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Bobbie Braun & Mitchell Myrin Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Jennifer Kraus Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Carol Roaman Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Bruce Saber & Lisa Sotto Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Philip Schultz & Monica Banks Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Nanette Rosenberg Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Sidney & Irene Silverman Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

Eileen & Jeffrey Warner Giving Tuesday/Chanukah Appeal

GENERAL DONATIONS

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CANTOR/RABBI STEIN'S DISCRETIONARY

Nancy Ross-Asciutto In loving memory of Estelle Ross

Richard Latner In loving memory of Sam Latner

Boris Rubinstein In loving memory of Sonia Rubinstein

Boris Rubinstein In loving memory of Alice Rubinstein

Boris Rubinstein In loving memory of Louis Rubinstein

Arlene Brodsky In loving memory of Hy Brodsky

MEMORIAL PLAQUES

Our new High Holy Day machzor, Mishkan HaNefesh, provides meaningful prayers and readings to inspire personal reflection and growth during the Days of Awe.With translations that contemplate the evolving role of faith in our lives, to the transliterations that are accessible to all, Mishkan HaNefesh stays true to our traditions while providing a guide for spiritual awakening at the High Holy Days.Take this opportunity to dedicate a copy of our new machzor in memory of a loved one or to celebrate a simcha for a donation of $180.

Visit our website: www.jcoh.org or call the JCOH office at 631-324-9858

GRACIOUS GIVING

Eileen & Jeffrey Warner In loving memory of Ann Lippel

Helen & Stanley Sher In loving memory of Abraham Sher

Ed Frohman In loving memory of Harriet Frohman

Barbara York In loving memory of Ella Fisher

Barbara York In loving memory of David Fisher

Barbara York In loving memory of Claire York

Barbara York In loving memory of Dr. Alan York

Kenneth Gilman In loving memory of Julius Gilman

Leonard Ackerman In loving memory of Rebecca Ackerman

Judy Rubin In loving memory of Moses Rubin

Joan Brill In loving memory of David Rothman

Nicole Bigar In loving memory of Madeleine Weil

Leonard Ackerman In loving memory of Hortense Cohen

Barbara & Sandra Katz In loving memory of Celia Katz

Ron Delsener In loving memory of Ethel Klein Delsener

Gloria & Roger Lang In loving memory of Claire & Henry Lang

Richard Adrian In loving memory of his mother, Ruth Kremer Adrian

YAHRZEIT DONATIONS

TORAH COMMENTARY DONATIONS

Nicole Bigar In loving memory of Alfred Weil

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS CHANUKAH PARTY

David Gallo In support of the Young Professionals Chanukah Party

Sara Beth Zivitz In support of the Young Professionals Chanukah Party

Jonathan Seabolt & Anna Spector In support of the Young Professionals Chanukah Party

Leonard Ackerman In loving memory of Judie Ackerman

PEW PLAQUES

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JCOH CALENDARDECEMBER 2018 – KISLEV / TEVET 5779

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

No Gates of Jewish Learning Classes

22 Tevet 30 23 Tevet 31

23 Kislev

24 Kislev 25 Kislev 26 Kislev 27 Kislev 28 Kislev 29 Kislev 30 Kislev

1 Tevet 2 Tevet 3 Tevet 4 Tevet 5 Tevet 6 Tevet 7 Tevet



Shabbat Morning Service10am

Rabbi's Torah Study12–1pm

Gates ofJewish Learning9:45am

Tree Lighting at Herrick Park2:30pm

History of Zionism (Manhattan)12:30pm

Young Professionals Chanukah Party (Manhattan)7pm

Young Families Chanukah Party (Manhattan)5:30pm

Shabbat on the Beach (Main Beach)6pm

Pizza Shabbat




Gates ofJewish LearningChanukah Party11am

Hidden Jewelsof the Prayerbook Pt. III (Manhattan)12:30pm

History of Zionism (East Hampton)12:15pm

Kabbalat Shabbat6pm






Kabbalat Shabbat6pm





Kabbalat Shabbat6pm



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JCOH CALENDARDECEMBER 2018 – KISLEV / TEVET 5779

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29


22 Tevet 30 23 Tevet 31

23 Kislev

24 Kislev 25 Kislev 26 Kislev 27 Kislev 28 Kislev 29 Kislev 30 Kislev







Tree Lighting at Herrick Park2:30pm


Young Professionals Chanukah Party (Manhattan)7pm

Young Families Chanukah Party (Manhattan)5:30pm

Shabbat on the Beach (Main Beach)6pm

Pizza Shabbat




Gates ofJewish LearningChanukah Party11am

Hidden Jewelsof the Prayerbook Pt. III (Manhattan)12:30pm


Kabbalat Shabbat6pm






Kabbalat Shabbat6pm





Kabbalat Shabbat6pm



WAYS TO SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY

When those whom we hold close to us die, we yearn to find a way to consecrate and honor their memory. As we sit in our beautiful landmark sanctuary, we are warmed by its loveliness, soulfulness and openness to the world of the spirit and the physical world around us. We feel ever closer to God.

You can enshrine the memory of your loved ones by inscribing their name(s) on a pew plaque in the sanctuary. In that sacred space you will connect to the bonds between them and the divine.

A Pew Plaque in our Main Sanctuary may be purchased for $5,000.

Membership helps support the wide range of programs and activities offered at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. Your dues also help maintain the beauty of our sanctuary and the upkeep of our buildings and grounds. We encourage everyone to take full advantage of the wide array of religious, intellectual, cultural and social events at the JCOH. To join, contact the JCOH office at 631-324-9858 or visit www.jcoh.org.

Take this opportunity to dedicate a Torah Commentary in honor of a loved one, to celebrate a special occasion, or in memory of a loved one. To donate, contact the JCOH office at 631-324-9858 or visit www.jcoh.org.

Celebrate a Simcha or special occasion by sponsoring the Kiddush following Shabbat services on Saturday morning. Please note that 3% of all donations are given to MAZON – A Jewish Response to Hunger.

Contact the JCOH office at 631-324-9858 or visit www.jcoh.org

It’s never too late!

Please remember JCOH in your will, trust or estate plans. Your future gift will help ensure our future.

For more information please contact Rabbi Franklin, Cantor/Rabbi Stein, Diane Wiener,

or Harry A. Katz at 631-324-9858

MEMBERSHIP

DEDICATE A TORAH COMMENTARY

SPONSOR A KIDDUSH

LEGACY

Honoring the memory of our loved ones who have passed beyond the threshold of life offers us an opportunity to pay homage to those who made the world a better place because they lived in it. It is a time to strengthen the bonds between here and the hereafter in our hearts and minds.

A Memorial Plaque in our small sanctuary may be purchased for $1,000.

HONOR A LOVED ONE’S MEMORY

INSCRIBE A STONE

We have refurbished the Donald and Barbara Zucker Patio, with stones designed in the shape of the Star of David. These stones can be engraved in honor of a special person or moment in our lives, or in memory of a loved one.

Help us raise needed funds to support our yearly operating budget. This project will be ongoing for years to come, allowing future generations the opportunity to participate.

Contact Diane Wiener, Director of Development for details at 631-324-9858 or [email protected].

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SHABBAT SERVICES(Equipped for the hearing impaired)

Fridays: 6:00pm in the SanctuarySaturdays: 10:00am Followed by Kiddush and Torah Study

• Phone Dial-in: 1-800-846-4808

• Dial code 99088599 and touch the (#) pound key

• On our Website click on the banner while we are streaming.

Rabbi Joshua Franklin Ext. 204, [email protected]

Cantor/Rabbi Debra Stein Ext. 205, [email protected]

Dr. Joel M. Hoffman Ext. 3202, [email protected]

Diane Wiener Ext. 206, [email protected]

Amy O'Sullivan Ext. 3201, [email protected]

Samantha Jennings Ext. 201, [email protected]

Matthew Oates Ext. 211, [email protected]

Wil Weiss Ext. 212, [email protected]

Nicholas Ward Ext. 207, [email protected]

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OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday: 9:00am to 5:00pm

OFFICE DIRECTORY Phone: 631-324-9858 Fax: 631-329-6654 | www.jcoh.org

CURRENT OFFICERSPRESIDENTHarry A. Katz

VICE PRESIDENTSMitchell IdenCarole Olshan Steven P. SchwartzCarol Wenig

TREASURERHirschel B. Abelson

SECRETARYCharlotte Sasso

CHAIRMANMichael Salzhauer

CLERGY

Rabbi Joshua FranklinCantor/Rabbi Debra SteinRabbi Emeritus Sheldon Zimmerman

STAFFDIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EMERITADiane Wiener

DIRECTOR OF EDUCATIONDr. Joel M. Hoffman

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTSamantha Jennings

ART DEPARTMENTMatthew Oates Wil Weiss

BOOKKEEPERAmy O’Sullivan

MAINTENANCENicholas WardTiffany KingCarlos Alfaro

CURRENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Stanley BaumblattFredrick BeckerBarbara BraunCaroline Berley EndzweigMichael FrankAlan GarfieldMartin GershonKenneth GilmanMarc GoldsteinArthur MalmanAndrea OlshanEdward PantzerJeffrey RimlandCarol S. RoamanNanette RosenbergGregory D. ShufroNancy WintnerCathy YohayLynn ZisesSara Beth Zivitz

PAST PRESIDENTSEvan Frankel z”lC. Leonard GordonMorris L. KramerBetty L. Marmon z”lJoseph Oppenheimer z”lDonald ZuckerLinda Heller KammMichael Salzhauer

HONORARY TRUSTEESHoward Lutnick, CO-CHAIRMAN

Morton Olshan, CO-CHAIRMAN

David GersteinJane H. GoldmanSteven RothAndrew SabinMichael SenftSheldon SolowDonald Zucker

FOUNDERSEvan M. Frankel z”lJacob Kaplan z”lIrving MarkowitzBernard Zeldin

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