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May/June 2019 | Nisan/Iyyar/Sivan 5779FORUMTHE TIFERETH ISRAEL
Celebrate Israel: Five Community EventsCongregation Tifereth Israel is proud to participate in five community events marking global Jewry’s climb from its lowest point, the Holocaust, to its highest, creation of the independent Jewish State of Israel.
Yom HaShoah Columbus Board of Rabbis’ Community Yom HaShoah ProgramWednesday, May 1, at 7:15 pmWexner Heritage Village, 1151 College Ave.“The Power of One: How Can I Make a Difference?” Featuring Jeannie Smith, daughter of Irene Gut Opdyke, the subject of the memoir, In My Hands: Memories of a Holocaust Rescuer. RSVP requested to614-231-4900 or [email protected].
Annual City of Columbus Yom HaShoah Observance and Holocaust RemembranceFriday, May 3, at 12:00 pmColumbus City Council Chambers, 90 West Broad StreetFeaturing Dr. Al Miller, who endured Nazi Germany before fleeing to Switzerland as a child in 1937.
Yom HaZikaronWe Remember Israel’s Fallen Soldiers & Victims of TerrorismTuesday, May 7, at 7:00 to 8:00 pmJCC of Greater Columbus, 1125 College Ave.Join the Columbus Jewish community in commemorating the memory of the Israeli fallen soldiers in the past 70 years. The ceremony is a community wide event, hosting rabbis and cantors from across Jewish Columbus. All are welcome.
Yom HaAtzma’utCelebrate Israel with PJ Library & PJ Our WayThursday, May 9, at 4:30 to 6:30 pmJCC of Greater Columbus, 1125 College Ave.Bring the whole family to celebrate Israel’s 71st birthday. The event will feature inflatables, games, Israeli dancing and music by Marc Rossio aka The Marvelous Toy. Kid-friendly kosher food will be available. FREE. RSVP at JewishColumbus.org/CelebrateIsrael.
Gili Yalo: Live at the JCCThursday, May 9, at 6:30 pmJCC of Greater Columbus, 1125 College Ave.Join JewishColumbus, the JCC, Israeli American Council Midwest chapter and Columbus Jewish Historical Society for a community exhibition, Israeli dinner, and performance by Israeli artist, Gili Yalo. Buy tickets or register for childcare at JewishColumbus.org/Yalo.
Shavuot 5779/2019Saturday, June 8-Monday, June 10
Services (at Congregation Tifereth Israel)Sunday, June 9Minyan 9:00 amMincha 1:00 pm(no evening minyan)
Monday, June 10Minyan (with Yizkor) 9:00 amMincha 5:30 pm
Tikkun Leil Shavuot (at Agudas Achim)Saturday, June 8Join us for a night of learning and comaraderie led by Rabbi Hillel Skolnik, Rabbi Alex Braver, Rabbi Mitch Levine, Cantor Jack Chomsky, and other clergy from the Columbus Jewish community.Learning Session I 7:00 pmMincha 7:40 pmSe’udat Shlishit 8:10 pmLearning Session II 8:40 pmMa’ariv 9:40 pmLearning Session III 10:00 pmLearning Session IV 10:30 pm
Shabbat Service ScheduleAchre Mot - Shabbat Machar Chodesh/M’varchim Hachodesh May 3-4/29 NisanFriday Evening Service 6:00 pmInclusion Shabbat 7:30 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:10 pmShabbat Warmup – ShabbaTunes 9:00 amShabbat Morning Service - Hagigat HaSiddur 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amBoker Tov Shabbat 11:00 amWhat the Torah Says: Judaism & LGBTQ Jews 12:30 pmShabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:11 pmK’doshim May 10-11/6 IyyarFriday Evening Service 6:00 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:17 pmShabbat Warmup – Torah Talks Parsha Study 9:00 amShabbat Morning Service - Religious School/High School Graduation 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amIsrael Discussion Group approx. 12:30 pmShabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:18 pmEmor - Anniversary Shabbat May 17-18/13 IyyarWine & Cheese Oneg 5:30 pmShabbat Neshamah: Friday Evening Musical Mindfulness Service 6:00 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:24 pmShabbat Warmup – Shabbat Stretch: Light Yoga & Mindfulness 9:00 amShabbat Morning Service 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amShabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:24 pmB’har May 24-25/20 IyyarFriday Evening Service 6:00 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:30 pmShabbat Warmup – Mah Chadash: What's News in Israel 9:00 amShabbat Morning Service - David Levy Bar Mitzvah 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amShabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:31 pmB’chukotai - Shabbat M’varkim Hachodesh May 31-June 1/27 IyyarFriday Evening Service 6:00 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:35 pmShabbat Warmup – ShabbaTunes 9:00 am Shabbat Morning Service - Joshua Eisenberg Bar Mitzvah 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amBoker Tov Shabbat 11:00 amShabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:36 pmB’midbar - Erev Shavuot June 7-8/5 Sivan Friday Evening Service 6:00 pmInclusion Shabbat 7:30 pm Shabbat & Yom Tov Begin/Candle Lighting 8:40 pm Shabbat Warmup – Torah Talks Parsha Study 9:00 amShabbat Morning Service 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amIsrael Discussion Group approx. 12:30 pmShabbat Ends/Yom Tov Candle Lighting 9:40 pmNaso - Pride Shabbat/Anniversary Shabbat June 14-15/12 Sivan Friday Evening Service 6:00 pmCongregational Pride Shabbat Dinner & Panel Discussion 7:15 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:43 pmShabbat Warmup – Mah Chadash: What’s News in Israel 9:00 amShabbat Morning Service - Gavin Munster Bar Mitzvah 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amShabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:44 pmB’halot’kha June 21-22/19 SivanWine & Cheese Oneg 5:30 pmShabbat Neshamah: Friday Evening Musical Mindfulness Service 6:00 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:45 pmShabbat Warmup – Torah Talks Parsha Study 9:00 amShabbat Morning Service 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 amShabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:46 pmSh’lach Lecha - Shabbat M’varchim Hachodesh June 28-29/26 SivanFriday Evening Service 6:00 pmShabbat Begins/Candle Lighting 8:46 pmShabbat Warmup – Wild Card 9:00 pmShabbat Morning Service 9:30 amShabbat Clubhouse 10:30 am Shabbat Ends/Havdalah 9:46 pm
Inclusion ShabbatMay 3 & June 7 I 7:30 pm I Katz ChapelA warm and meaningful Kabbalat Shabbat for people and families with special needs. All are welcome. For more information, contact Helen Miller at 614-236-4764.
Boker Tov ShabbatMay 4 & June 1 I 11:00 am I Katz ChapelA special Shabbat celebration for children up to age 5 and their grown-ups. For more information, contact Morgan at614-928-3286 or [email protected].
Shabbat NeshamahMay 17 & June 21 I 6:00 pm I Katz ChapelNurture your spirit with Kabbalat Shabbat. We start getting in the Shabbat mood in the Atrium at 5:30 pm with some wine and cheese, generously sponsored by Fran & Steve Lesser and Sharon Simon & Karl Rubin, before moving into the chapel for a service filled with singing, poetry, prayer, and meditation.
Anniversary ShabbatMay 18 & June 15 I 9:30 am I SanctuaryEach month, congregants celebrating a wedding anniversary are invited onto the bimah during Shabbat morning services for the honor of an aliyah and a sweet gift.
Shabbat ClubhouseEvery Saturday I 10:30 am I The PitChildren in kindergarten through grade six are invited to an all-new, interactive Shab-bat experience designed just for them, including leadership opportunities, syn-agogue skills, fun activities with friends, great prizes, and more. No registration or membership required.
Daily ServicesSunday 9:00 am & 5:30 pmMonday - Thursday 7:30 am & 5:30 pmFriday 7:30 am & 6:00 pmRosh ChodeshSunday, May 5 9:00 am & 5:30 pmMonday, May 6 7:20 am & 5:30 pmTuesday, June 4 7:20 am & 5:30 pm
Office ClosingsThe Tifereth Israel administrative offices will be closed on Monday, May 27, in observance of Memorial Day and Monday, June 10, in observance of Shavuot.
B'nei Mitzvah
Gavin Foster Munster will be called to the Torah as a bar mitzvah on Saturday, June 15, 2019. Gavin is the
son of Alicia & Gregory Munster, the brother of Brett and Emily Munster and the grandson of Margey & Gary Cheses and Rita & Sigmund Munster.Gavin is a sixth grade student at Columbus Academy
and attends the Samuel M. Melton Religious School. He received his bar mitzvah instruction from Dr. Jerry
Benis and Cantor Jack Chomsky. Gavin enjoys tennis, basketball, and skiing. He spent time over the last year participating in the Buddy Up Tennis program, where he had the opportunity to work one-on-one with children with Down syndrome.Alicia & Gregory cordially invite relatives, friends, and members of the congregation to worship with them and join them on this happy occasion for a kiddush luncheon in Gavin's honor at the conclusion of services.
David Harrison Levy will be called to the Torah as a bar mitzvah on Saturday, May 25, 2019. David is the son
of Lauren & Yale Levy, the brother of Josh and Matthew Levy, and the grandson of Leslie Gelber, Michelle & Barry Gelber, and Marcia & Newman (z"l) Levy.David is a seventh grade student at Bexley Middle
School. A former student of the Samuel M. Melton Religious School, he now studies at Chabad. He received
his bar mitzvah instruction from Dr. Jerry Benis and Cantor Jack Chomsky. David enjoys playing baseball, soccer, and chess and attending Camp Wise. David and his friends baked multiple times over several months for the residents of the Ronald McDonald House.Lauren and Yale cordially invite relatives, friends, and members of the congregation to worship with them and join them on this happy occasion for a kiddush luncheon in David's honor at the conclusion of services.
Hali Eva Schofield will be called to the Torah as a bat mitzvah on Sunday, May 5, 2019. Hali is the
daughter of Chris & Samantha Schofield and the granddaughter of Michael (z”l) and Vicki Canter.Hali is a seventh grade student at Marburn Academy and attends the Samuel M. Melton Religious School.
She received her bat mitzvah instruction from Cantor Jack Chomsky. Hali enjoys playing the cello and playing
on Marburn Academy's basketball team.Chris & Samantha cordially invite relatives, friends, and members of the congregation to worship with them and join them on this happy occasion for a kiddush luncheon in Hali's honor at the conclusion of services.
Joshua Heath Eisenberg will be called to the Torah as a bar mitzvah on Saturday, June 1, 2019.
Josh is the son of Jill & Adam Eisenberg, the brother of Nate and Alyssa, and the grandson of Edward (z"l) & Sharon Eisenberg and Margie & Jerry Phillips.Josh is a seventh grade student at Bexley Middle
School and attends the Samuel M. Melton Religious School. He received his bar mitzvah instruction from
Cantor Jack Chomsky and Becca Sigal. Josh plays baseball for the Bexley Middle School and loves to play all sports, shop, and hang out with his friends. Josh collected gently used sporting equipment and sporting goods store gift-cards to donate to local shelters with kids and teens.Jill, Adam, Sharon, Margie, and Jerry cordially invite relatives, friends, and members of the congregation to worship with them and join them on this happy occasion for a kiddush luncheon in Josh's honor at the conclusion of services.
Mazal Tov To. . .Gwen & Howie Werman on the birth of their grandson, Eli Samuel Werman.Michelle & Michael Aminov-Tobin on the birth of their son, Alexander Gabriel
Aminov-Tobin.Cindy & Mark Levy on the birth of their granddaughter, Maya Rose Stone.Ettagail & Jack Shatz and Laura Moskow Sigal & Jerry Sigal on the
engagement of their grandson, Aaron Shatz, and daughter, Becca Sigal.Rabbi Harold & Beth Berman and Elise Shapiro on the engagement of their
son and grandson, Adam Berman, to Emuna Belenky, daughter of Rabbi Yaakov & Devorah Belenky of Maale Adumim, Israel.
Pride ShabbatJune 14 I 6:00 pm I Tifereth IsraelJoin us for a celebratory Friday night service as we mark Columbus’ Pride weekend and honor the experiences of LGBTQ Jews and their families. After services, stick around for dinner and a panel discussion on, “Reading Sacred Text from an LGBTQ Perspective,” with our own Rabbi Alex Braver, Rabbi Iah Pillsbury of Miami University Hillel, and Rev. Devin Rodgers of St Alban’s Episcopal Church. We will explore how the unique experience of LGBTQ people provide new insights into some of our most sacred texts and examine familiar stories and discover how reading them from a new perspective can make these texts more meaningful. Also, join us on Saturday morning for a special Aliyah to the Torah for LGBTQ Jews and their families. RSVP for dinner by June 10 at bit.ly/CTIPrideShabbat2019.
Torah Trope Tutorial Sundays, May 12, 26 & June 23 I 10:00 amLearn how to chant the Torah trope or refresh your memory with Dr. Jerry Benis. Basic Hebrew reading skills required. FREE. Register at: bit.ly/CTITrope5779. For information: [email protected].
Perek Yomi Weekly I Tuesdays I 8:30 to 9:30 amExplore a new chapter of the Hebrew Bible each day, beginning with "In the beginning" and moving onward from there! Then, meet with others to discuss what you have learned. Drop in for a few sessions, or make it a regular part of your week! Includes bagel breakfast.FREE. For information: [email protected].
Jack Roth Rock & Run/WalkJune 9 I 9:00 am I Bexley High School TrackThis is the 14th year for the popular fundraising run named for a long-time Tifereth Israel member and leader in the Masorti Movement. Half the proceeds raised at the run - which includes a children’s event, vendor marketplace, and more - support programs in Israel for children with special needs. Register online at www.jackrothfund.org or at the starting line, beginning at 7:30 am, the day of the race.
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professional staff, who have made the quest for joy their unwritten objective for our synagogue. I am very grateful that my service to the shul has been supported by so many caring and loving people who have a common goal: sharing joy.
The word “simcha” is derived from a word that means to “sprout” or “flourish.” Jews often use the word “simcha” as a noun. At Tifereth Israel, “simcha” has become more than that. It is more than a word. It is a feeling, it is an action, and it is a description. We are experiencing a true movement that is allowing our community to flourish and grow. Tifereth Israel is in the midst of a simcha. Step back, look around, and enjoy it.
I am thankful for our wonderful shul and its warmth and pure joy. We have a bright future and an abounding energy. We are in good hands and are truly blessed. As my term ends, I look forward to new beginnings and “simcha” for the future! I am touched by the joy experienced by our members and guests throughout the year. Thank you to our members, and to my fellow board officers, for helping build a bright future for all.
One final note: I am particularly grateful for the hard work and dedication of our Rabbinic Installation Committee. Susan Mott and Carol Glassman led a joyous team to create a beautiful weekend for the Skolnik family and our entire community. Thank you, again.
Be – (Tihyu s’meichim) תהיו שמחיםjoyous!
Focus on Joy Critical to Tifereth Israel’s Success David K. Stein, President | [email protected]
One year ago, I sat down to write out the goals for my term as President. There were obvious priorities, including ushering in our new rabbi and continuing the great work of our lay leaders and professional staff. But, there was also a certain intangible objective that needed close attention. We needed to re-prioritize the things that have made our shul a special place for more than a century. We needed to focus on joy.
Joy. For such a small word, it is a powerful expression. The feeling of joy can make a dark day very bright and can turn the mundane into a breathtaking and fulfilling thought or action. In Hebrew, the word “simcha” is equated with joy (have you ever realized how often a derivative of the word “simcha” appears in our prayers?).
Synagogues can evoke unusual feelings in people. Depending on the circumstances, some may feel joy when they come to shul and others may feel indifference, judgment, ignorance, boredom, or nostalgia. Our goal is to make the feeling of joy into a common thread for all of our members.
As the past year has unfolded, I have received numerous, increasingly frequent comments from many congregants. It is odd that so many people, from different paths, have used the nearly same expression. That is: there is a noticeable or palpable “buzz” at Tifereth Israel. “Something has shifted.” “There is so much joy in our services and in our programming.”
To me, this is a sign that we are on the path to success. The success belongs to our members, lay leaders, and
Traveling Together Through the Omer Toward Shavuot Rabbi Alex Braver | [email protected]
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Okay, so now what?
That’s the question I imagine the Israelites asked themselves after the dramatic events of the Passover story came to a conclusion. Sure, they made it out of Egyptian slavery, freed by a mighty hand and an outstretched arm, crossing through the sea on dry land to reach the other shore. But when the singing faded and the wilderness loomed ahead of them, I’m sure there was a moment of sober reflection, maybe even fear.
It’s in this place — not the place of dramatic miracles and joyous liberation, but the place of looking out and seeing an unknowable journey ahead — that most of us spend the majority of our lives. In which direction are we headed? What awaits us in the coming days, months, and years?
It’s this reality that we enter into with the counting of the omer, the 49 days between Passover and Shavuot that recall the journey from the edge of the sea to the foot of Mount Sinai.
During these 49 days, we will mark the modern holidays of the “Yoms” — Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day, May 1-2), Yom HaZikaron (Israeli Memorial Day, May 7-8), and Yom HaAtzma’ut (Israeli Independence Day, May 8-9) — remembering the journey of 20th-century Jewry from the depths of destruction and despair to the joy of a restored homeland. Though we’re all familiar with the narrative of this journey, situating these holidays in the middle of the omer period is a reminder that for those who lived through it, the journey was never simple or pre-ordained, just like our ancestors in the wilderness may not have been able to truly trust in their arrival at Mount Sinai, and later in the Land of Israel.
We’ll also hold our annual meeting on Monday, May 13. It is our yearly acknowledgment of the hard work of our dedicated lay leadership, whose tireless effort has been its own unique journey in guiding our community through the challenges and uncertainty that face every Jewish community, along with a great many simchas and successes. Preceding the annual meeting is the annual memorial service, recalling all our loved ones who are no longer with us, but whose memories and deeds still accompany us on our journey together, guiding us with their examples.
Throughout this seven-week omer period, the mystics of the Jewish tradition would pick one attribute of the soul per week — love, discipline, harmony, ambition, humility, bonding, and nobility — to examine in a variety of different permutations, doing the difficult spiritual work of self-reflection and self-improvement. By the time the seven weeks ended and Shavuot arrived, they hoped to have done serious “repair” on themselves. As we continue on through this period, I hope you will consider taking on this practice for yourself. There are a number of omer-counting apps available for your smartphone, and the blessings are also available in our weekday and Shabbat prayerbooks or at https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/blessing-for-counting-the-omer/.
How ever you mark this period of counting the omer, we’re glad to have you on this journey together as a community.
Todah Rabah!The congregation is grateful for the sponsorship of Shabbat kiddush by:Peter & Diane Stahl, on the occasion of their 52nd wedding anniversary on February 23.Tifereth Israel Sisterhood and Men's Club, in honor of all their members on March 2.Lori and Alan Berzow, in honor of their daughter, Gabriella Berzow, becoming a bat mitzvah on March 9.Dr. Jerry & Judy Liepack, on March 23, in honor of their birthdays.Jody Wasbro and Adam Smith, in honor of their son, Jonah Smith, becoming a bar mitzvah, on April 13.
Milestone AnniversariesMayAndrew Katz & Susannah Sagan 35Amy & Daniel Conison 25Susan & Gregory Ehrlich 25Emmie Cheses & Dan Jones 20Maria & Steven Glimcher 20Brad & Beth Nacht 15Joel & Karen Schwartz 15
JuneNanette & Sanford Solomon 60Elizabeth & Arthur Kamlet 55Lorraine & Bruce Gilbert 50Daniel & Lynnette Goldberg 50Carol & Alan Radnor 50Dena & Harvey Solomon 50 Hillary & Michael Talis 50Carol & Richard Stoff 40Lori & Victor Elman 35Bruce & Sherri Lazear 35Mary Beth & Benjamin Zacks 35 Andrew & Karen Bokor 30David & Nancy Brody 25Lynn & Avi Eitam 20
Tifereth Israel Sisterhood Gift ShopHours: Sunday: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm & Tuesday: 4:00 to 6:00 pm
By Appointment: Debbie Marcus at 614-580-0313 & Sheila Chodosh at 614-736-8713HANDMADE ITEMS FROM UGANDA PLUS ALL YOUR SHABBAT, HOLIDAY & SIMCHA NEEDS
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Hosting Our Neighbors, Honoring Norman HosanskyCantor Jack Chomsky | [email protected]...............................................................
It has been my privilege to attend iftars (break fasts held at the end of a fast day during Ramadan) for a number of years in our community. We have had close ties with the Muslim community in Columbus going back many years – especially because of the work of the late Norman Hosansky, who took on relations with this community at the request of Rabbi Berman. Norman established special relations and programs with the Islamic Center – located just down the alley from us – and two of its leaders, Sohail Khan and Mazhar Jalil. We have also had a lot of contact with the Noor Islamic Center located in Hilliard.
They have been great friends to us—visiting us with flowers and cards in the sad days after the massacre at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. We have stood side-by-side with them at times that they have received threats from dark corners of our community. Noor’s Imran Malik even traveled with me and others to Pittsburgh to sit with Jews and Muslims of both communities together in solidarity.
This year, Ramadan begins in early May. Although Muslims follow the lunar calendar like the Jews, our calendar is an adjusted one. In some years, we add a month (Adar II) so that our spring holidays (for example, Passover) remain in the spring and
our fall holidays (for example, Rosh Hashanah) remain in the fall. Because they don’t observe a leap month, the Muslim observance of the calendar creeps forward about 11 days a year: A lunar year is 354 days, as opposed to a solar year of 365 days.
We have invited people from the Islamic community to Tifereth Israel on Wednesday, May 15, at 8:30 pm to break their fast. The tragic attacks that recently took place in New Zealand make it all the more important to reach out to our neighbors. You may be aware that I brought flowers and greetings to them the day after the attack, arriving just at the conclusion of their Friday prayers.
We are inspired to pay tribute to Norman and his work by naming this The Norman Hosansky Iftar and we are grateful to Norm’s family for underwriting the event. We will host about 15 people from the Islamic community and hope to have a similar number of people representing Tifereth Israel. If you would like to participate, please inform me.
In the meantime, we will all hope for, pray for, and continue to work for peace in our community and between communities.
So A Rabbi Walks Into A Bar. . .June 13 I 6:30 pm I Club DiversityIt's no joke! Join Rabbi Braver and friends from Tifereth Israel to kick off Pride Weekend with a relaxed, casual drink and conversation. For more information, or to suggest a gathering place, email Joy at [email protected] or call614-928-3291.
Lunch & Learn DowntownMay 22 & June 19 l 12:00 to 1:00 pmEnjoy some stimulating conversation and Jewish learning over a FREE veggie/dairy lunch. Our host is Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, 41 S. High St. Lunch is sponsored by Marty & Debra Rosenthal, Fran & Steve Lesser, and Sharon Simon & Karl Rubin. Led by Rabbis Skolnik and Braver. RSVP at: bit.ly/CTILunchDowntown5779. Email Joy at [email protected] or call 614-928-3291 for information. Can't get there? Watch it live or later at facebook.com/CTIcbus/videos.
Book Group:Heschel TheologyWeekly I Friday I 8:15 to 9:15 amJoin the conversation as we explore the concept of the divine-human partnership n Abraham Joshua Heschel’s classic book, “God in Search of Man” as our text. For information, contact Joy at [email protected] or614-928-3291.
Women of the WallAnnual MinyanMay 5 I 9:00 am I Franklin Park ConservatoryThe entire community is invited to mark the 30th year of the quest for egalitarian prayer at the Western Wall in Jerusalem with a minyan at Franklin Park Conservatory’s Zen Terrace (inside in case of rain). Those wishing to experience the mitzvah of donning tefillin are invited to join us at 8:30 am. For more information, contact Rosa Stolz at [email protected].
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Study Circle: Hassidic TeachingsWednesdays I May 8, 22 & June 12, 26 I 9:30amWhile Hassidic tales have become widely known to modern audiences, the profound spiritual teachings that stand at the very heart of Hassidism have remained a closed book for all except scholars. Join us in studying these extraordinary teachings, made accessible and in translation through Art Green’s “Speaking Torah.” Register at: bit.ly/CTIHassidicTeachings5779. For information, contact Joy at [email protected] or 614-928-3291. FREE. Can’t join us? Watch it live or later at facebook.com/CTIcbus/videos.
Study Circle:Short StoriesWednesdays I May 8, 22 & June 12, 2610:30 to 11:30 amHave you been wanting to join a book club but never seem to have time to read the book? Our lively short-story discussion group is the perfect alternative. All are welcome. Register at: bit.ly/CTIShortStory5779. Contact Helen Chronister, librarian, at 614-253-8523 or [email protected] for more information or to get started. FREE.
Niggun & Music HavurahWednesdays I June 26 I 7:30 pmJoin the joy of music, both vocal and instrumental, with this new experimental "jam session" led by Cantor Chomsky. Register at: bit.ly/CTINiggun5779. For more information, call 614-928-3295 or email [email protected]. FREE. We will meet following Dinner, Drinks & Drash.
B.R.E.A.D. Nehemiah ActionMay 6 I 7:00 pm I Ohio State FairgroundsJoin thousands of community residents to push for solutions to serious community problems. For more information, contact Cantor Chomsky at [email protected].
Todah Rabah!Thank you to all our
Installation Weekend Sponsors
Grand SlamThe Lewin, Madison & Tuckerman
FamiliesThe Wasserstrom Family
Home RunMichael & Denise Glimcher and
FamilyCathy Levine & Jonathan GronerSusan & Frank MottRuth & Joe Sniderman
All StarDee-Dee & David SteinThe Sugarman and Dach Families
Gold GloveRabbi Alex Braver & Alex Weisler,
Cantor Jack Chomsky & Susan Gellman, and Rabbi Harold & Beth Berman
Sheila & Louis ChodoshJill & Adam EisenbergSharon EisenbergGeraldine EllmanToni & Eliott GoodLisa Newmark & Arnie GoodMargery & Marc HollanderMary & Greg MarguliesAlison & Jeffrey MerzelScott SchiffLinda & Howard SchottensteinJoan WallickJim & Nancy WasserstromEmily & Stephen WatermanStephanie & Gerald Waterman
MVPMarvin BrownTed & Bonnie BloomCarol GlassmanJack Gold & Jeff GrissEmily & Barry Hindin and FamilyMichelle & Andrew IvesCheryl & Jackie JacobsAmy & Jason Judd and FamilyEddie Kotler & Karla KotlerLouis Lowy
Jan Lyddon & Bruce McComb Babs MillerMarsha & Bob PolsterTaylor Pressler & Gabriel VydraCarol & Alan RadnorShana Raisman & Doug SegermanTracy & Sheldon RetchinBonnie & Bill RudnerSharon Simon & Karl RubinDonna & Ronald SoloveLaura & Adam WeiserJudy & Jack Yalowich
FANKlara & Shai BergmanBeth & Rabbi Harold BermanJudith BlairSusan & Bradley BlairWendy & Rob CohenCorinne & Jeffrey CovelSusan & Gregory EhrlichEnvironmental Management Inc.Marilyn GalinkinSherry GoldenbergElizabeth & Arthur KamletCynthia & Mark LevyJudy & Jerry LiepackRose LuttingerDebra Marcus & Rex MoskovitzSunny & Mark MasserSusan & Stephen MeshoverHelen & Michael MillerKaren & Neil MossJayne & Rick NathansAngela & Adrian Popa and FamilyRenee & Marvin ResnikMark Rinkov & Robin LevinSheila Sokol & Marty RobinsLeslie RosenAdele O’Conner & Aaron RosenfeldMartha & Mark RosensonDebra & Martin RosenthalCarol Ross & Stanley MandelbaumGwen & Howard WermanBeverly Weston & Ronald BlankJill & Fredric Winer
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Memorial Day Flag PlantingSunday, May 26 I 10:00 am I CemeteryVolunteers of all ages are needed to place markers and flags on veterans’ graves at the new Tifereth Israel Cemetery in advance of Memorial Day. For more information, contact Karl Rubin at [email protected].
End of School Year CelebrationSunday, May 5 I 12:30 pm I Tifereth IsraelStudents in kindergarten through grade 5 are invited to spend time with friends, eat some sweet treats, and leave their mark on the synagogue before scattering for the summer. FREE. Lunch included. RSVP to Morgan at [email protected].
Rashi+ Weekly Torah StudyWeekly I Thursdays I 8:15 to 9:15 amStudy the classic commentary of Rashi, plus other Medieval Torah commentators, through careful reading and lively discussion. No Hebrew knowledge needed. New students always welcome. No registration required. Led by Rabbi Berman. For more information, contact Joy at [email protected] or 614-928-3291. FREE.
Pray & Mean ItMonday, May 6 I 6:30 to 7:30 pmWhy do we pray what we pray? What can I do to feel less lost in the prayer service? How can I connect more deeply with the poetry and melodies of the siddur? Join Cantor Chomsky in conversation and study on these questions and more. FREE. Register at: bit.ly/CTIPray5779. For information, contact Joy at [email protected] or 614-928-3291. FREE.
Israel Discussion GroupSaturday, May 11 & June 8 I 12:30 pmDuring Shabbat morning kiddush, Rob Cohen leads a thoughtful discussion of an Israel-related news article or topic. FREE. All are welcome. For more information, contact Rob at [email protected].
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David K. Stein PresidentRonald Solove First Vice PresidentKarl Rubin Second Vice PresidentDr. Jan W. Lyddon SecretaryStephen Waterman TreasurerLawrence Cohen Men’s Club PresidentJulie Wasserstrom Sisterhood PresidentSari Goldson USY President
Rabbi Hillel [email protected] | ext. 113Rabbi Alex [email protected] | ext. 120Rabbi Emeritus Harold [email protected] | ext. 108 Cantor Jack [email protected] | ext. 115Steve Friedman | Executive [email protected] | ext. 116Miriam Berk | Education [email protected] | ext. 111Morgan Levin | Youth & Family [email protected] | ext. 103 Rebecca Haimowitz-King | Program [email protected] | ext. 118Stacy Craig | Accounting [email protected] | ext. 101Shelley Levey | Office Manager & Assistant to the Executive [email protected] | ext. 106 Miriam Segaloff | Marketing [email protected] | ext. 119Juan Pineda | Facilities [email protected] | ext. 130Helen Chronister | [email protected] | ext. 112Joy Contreras | Member Liaison/Clergy [email protected] | ext. 107Navah Moore | School Admin. [email protected] | ext. 110Wendy Lake | Front Desk Admin. [email protected] | ext. 100Thelma Jimerson | Kitchen [email protected] | ext. 104
Congregation Tifereth Israel1354 E. Broad St.
Columbus, OH 43205614-253-8523 • tiferethisrael.org
Howard Schottenstein I grew up at Tifereth Israel. My great-grandparents, grandparents and parents all belonged. I developed a view of the synagogue that I think many other members may share. Tifereth Israel was the place where I received my Jewish education, attended holiday services and my family’s life cycle
events, and celebrated my becoming a bar mitzvah.
My perspective of the part the synagogue played in my life changed greatly on January 16, 2004. That was the day my father died. I discovered that Congregation Tifereth Israel was more than just a place to practice one’s religion. It also provides a member with a community and a place of comfort. I had decided that as a final gift to my dad I would attempt to go to services and minyan daily. I’m so glad I did. At services I met people like myself who were going through the mourning period. I met others who went often because it was an important part of their Jewish life and then there were some who came to remember a loved one on the yahrzeit anniversary of their death.
At each service there was usually someone who had a funny story, the latest gossip, the need to express a political opinion, and always a warm greeting. Friendships were developed.
Getting through the loss of my father, I truly feel, was made easier by being at synagogue. I felt so touched by davening daily with other congregants that on the last day I was to say kaddish, I provided breakfast for those with whom I had prayed during the year.
Another unexpected discovery I made during the year was that we Jews have far more holidays to celebrate than many of us realize. Some are very moving, but the majority are really a lot of fun. I suggest taking the opportunity to try morning services on holidays like Simchat Torah, Sukkot, or Purim.
From 2008-2010 I served as President of Congregation Tifereth Israel. I did so, in part, to continue the legacy of my great-grandfather, I. H. Schlezinger, and my grandfather, Louis Schlezinger, both of whom served as presidents. However, I also felt it was a mitzvah to be a part of providing members a place where they not only have a community that is there to share the happy moments in their lives, but also to help them through the tougher times. Tifereth Israel did that for me. And, this makes me glad that my family continues to be members here.
What I Love About Tifereth Israel
“As a torch is not diminished, though it kindles a million candles, so will one not lose who gives to a good cause.” — Exodus Rabbah 30:3
In order for an acknowledgement to be sent from our office and the names to be listed in the Forum, the minimum donation to our various funds is set at $18. Donations to the Prayer Book Fund are set as follows: Siddur Lev Shalem-$36/Chumash-$50
Congregation Tifereth Israel gratefully acknowledges the following contributors’ gifts from 1/26/19 to 3/29/19:
Geraldine Ellman, Robin & Joanne Estes, Barbara Flox, Charles & Linda Freidenberg, Jeff Griss & Jack Gold, Edward & Joyce Hirsch, Lynn Jacobs, Richard & Carole Kahn, Howard & Stacy Levin, Mark Mendelsohn, Rene & Melanie Moreno, Steven & Charlotte Sass, Howard Schlezinger, Janice Schottenstein, Howard & Linda Schottenstein, James & Nancy Wasserstrom, Morton & Esther Weiner
Cultural Arts FundIn memory of: John Vaia by Cathy J. Levine & Jon GronerClaire Miller by Stephen & Carol HandlerCorrine Wagner by Helen KurtzDavid Derrow by Tim MarklayEdwin Schottenstein by Stephen & Carol HandlerHarriet Bernstecker by Joyce Bloch, Phillip & Julia, Andy, Amy
& Ava & Larry SamuelsMarian Dach by Madeline Fields, Stephen & Carol HandlerNorman Hosansky by Joyce Bloch & Larry Samuels, Rick & Rena Vesler
Dorothy Blank Kahn FundIn memory of: Albert A. Blank by Barry & Denise Blank
Edelman-Zisser Family USY Ruach FundIn memory of: Jerome Knight by Howard & Gwen WermanDonna Wasserstrom by Sheryl & Lynn Edelman & FamilyNorman Hosansky by Howard & Gwen WermanSelma Feldman by Sheryl & Lynn Edelman
Education Scholarship FundIn honor of: Leah becoming a bat mitzvah by Randal & Rochelle Topolosky
In memory of: Corrine Wagner by Albert & Rita MalynIda Kramer by Henry & Goldie FisherJerome Knight by Randal & Rochelle TopoloskyMarian Dach by Barbara WecksteinNancy Johnson by Randal & Rochelle TopoloskyNorman Hosansky by Brenda Gerhardt, Marvin & Trudy
Horkin, Gerald & Susan WinerRose Halasz by Marvin & Trudy Horkin
Eisenberg Family FundIn memory of: Edward Eisenberg by Sharon Eisenberg
Adult Jewish Learning FundIn memory of: Leah Sherman by Marilyn FaisJerome Knight by Naomi & Robert Cohen, Robyn & Jon SilbersteinDavid Derrow by Jack Gold & Jeff GrissDr. Malcolm Robbins by Stuart & Susie SchillingJanet Yaillen by Fran Duchene, Cathy J. Levine & Jon GronerNorman Hosansky by Diana Howard, Shirley Robbins & FamilyRuth Winer by Jill & Fredric Winer
Alvin & Gertude Lewin FundIn memory of: Selma Feldman by Elaine Lewin, Carrie & Andy Madison
Anne & Morris Swedlow FundIn memory of: Anne Swedlow by Judith SwedlowHazel & Joseph Meyer by Judith SwedlowJerome Knight by Judith SwedlowMarian Dach by Judith Swedlow
Building FundIn appreciation of: The Tifereth Israel clergy by Lisabeth Brown
In memory of: Bernard Saul Goldberg by Andrea & Kevin ParksDonna Wasserstrom by Mary & Greg MarguliesJerome Knight by Mary & Greg MarguliesKhana Golod by Zinaida GolodMalcolm Robbins by Sanford & Nanette SolomonMarian Dach by William Stephens
Camp Ramah FundIn memory of: Albert A. Blank by Ronald Blank & Beverly WestonBetty & Harry G. Kertzer by Arthur & Judith UhrmanJanet Yaillen by Arthur & Elizabeth Kamlet, Jerry & Evelyn WeinerNorman Hosansky by Arthur & Elizabeth Kamlet, Barbara
KusnierkiewiczReba Uhrman by Arthur & Judith Uhrman
Claudia Rinkov FundIn honor of: Gwen & Howard Werman's grandchildren by Stephen & Joan ShellJudy & Jerry Liepack's special birthdays by Howard & Ellen
Burnett
In memory of: Marian Dach by Howard & Ellen BurnettNorman Hosansky by Stephen & Joan Shell
Constance and Marvin Brown FundIn memory of: Constance Brown by Accreditation Assoc. for Ambulatory
Health Care, Don & Paula Baur, Bradley & Susan Blair,
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Eliana Sweatland FundIn memory of: Anne Marie Roberte Reichel by Jack GoldPhoebe Gold by Jack Gold & Jeff Griss
In honor of: Rabbi Skolnik's installation by Jack & Ettagail Shatz
Jack & Joan Wallick Education FundIn memory of: Beth Rosenthal by Joan WallickConstance Brown by Joan WallickDavid Derrow by Joan WallickDonna Wasserstrom by Joan WallickHarriet Bernstecker by Joan WallickJanet Yaillen by Joan WallickMalcolm Robbins by Joan WallickNorman Hosansky by Joan WallickPearl Katay by Joan WallickTamara Selden by Joan Wallick
Jack Roth Masorti FundIn memory of: Steven Engel by Benson & Arlene Roth
Justine Hackman Cultural Arts FundIn memory of: William Friedman by Cynthia FriedmanStanley N. Novak by Cynthia Friedman
Kiddush FundIn memory of: Belle Horowitz by Bernard & Reta SigalDonna Wasserstrom by Stuart & Susie SchillingDr. Malcolm Robbins by Sue TopoloskyJanet Yaillen by Lee Hatch, Howard & Linda SchottensteinJill Glick by Jo RobbinsMarian Dach by Harry & Joann MarguliesSimon Gutter by Sol & Esther Black
Library FundIn appreciation of: Tifereth Israel by Aaron Edelman
In memory of: David Adelman by Barry & Debbie AdelmanJack Wander by Alfred GerbsMarshall David by Arthur & Paulayne EpsteinNancy Cohen by Robert & Wendy Cohen
Lowy Family FundIn appreciation of: Tifereth Israel by Louis Lowy
Manna CafeIn memory of: Kathryn Spencer by Mark & Judy Cohen
Mark Steiman Special Needs FundIn honor of: Freddie Alvan Senser by Sandra & Bernard Senser
In memory of: Harriet Grossman by Bernie & Sandy SenserJanet Yaillen by Florence Gurwin
Norman Hosansky by Sandra & Bernard SenserSanford Topolosky by Sue TopoloskyThelma Gerson by Sandra & Bernard Senser
Mildred Polster Simpson FundIn memory of: Dr. Norman Hosansky by Marvin & Susan KatzRonald Schneider by Marvin & Susan Katz
Minnie Cobey Library Fund In memory of: Janet Yaillen by Helen R. ChronisterRonald Alan Schneider by Florence GurwinSara Richman by Marsha EmermanBetty Lopper by Marsha Emerman
Miriam & William A. Schimmelman FundIn memory of: Edwin Schottenstein by Judith Maybruck & Family
Muriel & David Derrow Endowment FundIn memory of: David Derrow by Julie Wallick & David Selden, Alfred Derrow,
Steve & Susan Eskin, Ruth Schildhouse, Michael Denti
Norman Cohen FundIn honor of: Joseph King's 89th birthday by Erwin Cohen
In memory of: Charlotte Lane by Erwin CohenJerome Knight by Erwin CohenMalcolm Robbins by Erwin Cohen
Prayer Book FundIn memory of: Steven G. Schwartz by Robert & Roslyn Schwartz
Rabbi Nathan & Florence Zelizer & Deborah Zelizer Kaplan FundIn memory of: Nate Margolis by Jerry & Judy LiepackStuart Steinhart by Jerry & Judy Liepack
Rabbi's Discretionary FundIn appreciation of: Rabbi Berman & Cantor Chomsky by Steven & Sherri
GlicksteinRabbi Braver by Barry YaillenRabbi Hillel Skolnik by Ben Bolusky, Howard & Jodi Cohen,
Barry, Alan & Bruce YaillenRabbi Skolnik, Rabbi Berman, Rabbi Braver & Cantor Chomsky
by Chuck, Debbi, Scott & Aaron Sugarman; Kandi, Larry, Nicole, Emily & Jacob Dach; Randy & Joni Rosen & Lani Knight
The Rabbis’ hospital visits by David & Judy Canowitz
In memory of: Selma Feldman by Cheryl Weiner & Lee PearlmanAleksander Moshkovich by Semyon & Rosalia ShostakAnne Kay Fishman by Marvin BrownNathan Margolis by Brad & Susie BlairBonnie & Fanny Fishman by Debbie & Chuck Sugarman
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Charlotte Nathans by Jayne & Rick Nathans and Amy & Gary Nathans & Families
Claudia Rinkov by Andrew & Rachel AbelesConstance Brown by Maor GabsoDavid Derrow by Edna SupnikDr. Malcolm Robbins by Jack Gold & Jeff GrissDr. Arthur M. Goldstein & Jean Goldstein by Lawrence LevyEdward Hirsch by Ronald & Laurie ShkolnikEva & Paul Glimcher by Debbie & Chuck SugarmanEva L. Deutch by Ruthetta TopoloskyEvelyn Perlmuter by Frederick & Carol LuperFred Abramovitz by Renee Abramovitz Geynekh Shvarts by Semyon & Rosalia ShostakGisella Feuerlicht by Paul RehmarHarriet Grossman by Marian BoganteHelen Carroll by Aaron & Katherine CarrollHelen Wilder by Aaron & Rhoda EdelmanHoward Glass by Jeffrey & Elizabeth GlassIrwin D. Jacobs by Gerald & Francine JacobsJacob Spielman by Shirley Masser Goldstein Janet Yaillen by Gerald & June Frankel, Carolyn Katz, Beth &
Bea MindlinJerome Knight by Adam & Jill EisenbergJohn Janos Schwarz by Janet SchwarzJohn Vaia by Brad & Susie BlairJoseph Levine by Mark & Sunny MasserLois Roth by Gerald & Francine JacobsMalcolm Robbins by Carolyn Katz, Daniel & Michele Lavon,
Bea MindlinMatthew Sloan by Mark & S. Judith HermanMax Abramson by Marc AbramsonMeyer Klayman & Sigmund Danzansky by Steven & Gale
KlaymanMinnie Portnick by Marvin BrownMurray Alexander by Judith SchwartzNancy Ann Brenner Johnson by Jeffrey & Alison Merzel,
Susan & Greg Ehrlich, Adam & Jill EisenbergNorman Hosansky by Gerald & Joan WeissmanRichard J. Solove by Jerome SoloveRonald Schneider by Judith SchneiderRuth Glassman by Carol Glassman & Justin BerzonRuth Zelizer by Richard & Carol StoffSelma Feldman by Jack Gold & Jeff GrissSidney Glatter by Pearl GlatterVelia Van Such by Howard & Beth KatzWilliam Polster by Geraldine EllmanYuri Shostak by Semyon & Rosalia Shostak
Religious School FundIn appreciation of: Tifereth Israel by Adele Flower
In memory of: Annlea Glass by Henry & Goldie FisherDavid Gelfer by Roaring River FoundationDr. Norman Hosansky by Jon & Bonnie UllnerEileen Cohen by Gilda AbramsonLillie Good by Arnold Good & Lisa NewmarkSelma Feldman by Lisa Newmark & Arnold Good
Robert & Sherry Goldenberg FundIn memory of: Cressa Goodman Rich by Michael & Janice GoodmanDonna Wasserstrom by Michael & Janice GoodmanDr. Norman Hosansky by Sherry GoldenbergMarian Dach by Michael & Janice GoodmanSelma Feldman by Sherry GoldenbergStan Bobrof by Michael & Janice GoodmanBarbara Newmark by Arnold Good & Lisa NewmarkMaurice Friedman by Beverly FriedmanMiriam Z. Kleinfeldt by Rita AntelRichard J. Solove by LaDonna SoloveSanford Rogers by Gary & Ellen Rogers
Sidney and Bertha Wasserstrom FundIn honor of: Cheryl Jacobs's special birthday by Bruce WasserstromThe birth of Mason Wasserstrom by Adam & Jill EisenbergThe marriage of Dana Wasserstrom to David Luksenburg by
Adam & Jill Eisenberg
In Memoriam (1/29/19 to 4/1/19)We mourn the loss of synagogue members:Harriet Grossman, beloved wife of Marvin Grossman.Constance Brown, beloved wife of Marvin Brown.Janet Yaillen, beloved mother of Barry (John Fisher) Yaillen.Donna Wasserstrom, beloved wife of Rodney Wasserstrom
and mother of Brad (Julie) Wasserstrom.Lenora Fahrer, beloved mother of Sandy (David) Roseman.Dr. Malcolm M. Robbins, beloved husband of Marion "Jo"
Robbins.Shirley Ain.Olivia Rachel Schlein, beloved daughter of Devorah & Sam
Schlein and granddaughter of Howard (Robin, z"l) Schlein.
Norman Hosansky, beloved father of Felice (Gerald) Kassoy.Harriet Bernstecker.Claire Miller, beloved mother of John (Shoshanah Goldberg-Miller) Miller.Edwin Schottenstein, beloved father of Michael (Judy)
SchottensteinDavid Derrow, beloved father of Philip (Barbara) Derrow,
father-in-law of Susan Couden, and grandfather of Solomon (Catherine) Derrow.
Marian Dach, beloved mother of Debbi (Chuck) Sugarman and Larry (Kandi) Dach, sister of Herbert (Dee Dee) Glimcher, and sister-in-law of Patty Glimcher.
Corrine Wagner, beloved wife of Daniel Wagner.We note with sorrow and mourn the passing of:John Vaia, beloved brother of Cheryl (Dr. Herbert Bresler)
Vaia.Tamara Kleinfeld Selden, beloved mother of David (Julie
Wallick) Selden.Libby Savage, beloved mother of Bryan (Allison) Savage.Selma Feldman, beloved mother of Shelley (Jack) Levey.
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In memory of: David Derrow by Bruce WasserstromDonna Wasserstrom by Kevin Cassidy, Gary & Margey
Cheses, Susan & Greg Ehrlich, Adam & Jill Eisenberg,Judith Hinckley, Vicki Romanoff, Mike Mercurio, JoeHitzel, Phyllis & Ira Ives, Tracy & Sheldon Retchin,Howard Schlezinger, Bruce & Pam Silberman, Robertand Susan Stone, Bonnie & Jim Swartz, Julie Wallick & David Selden, Howard & Gwen Werman, Bev Weston & Ronnie Blank, Fred & Jill Winer, Gerald & Susan Winer, Neil & Karen Moss
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Gail Chatley by Lynn & Avraham EitamHaron Ghodsizadeh by Yousef & Rita GhodsizadehJanet Yaillen by Lisa & Jason DolinJerome Knight by Ron & Barb SolomonJerry Shaiman by Steven & Frances LesserMarian Dach by Dash & Warwick FamiliesPaul Mancuso by Albert & April SalomonTamara Selden by Gerald & Felice KassoyTed Sheibar by Albert & April Salomon
Synagogue FundIn appreciation of: Rabbi Braver by Pauline HollanderRabbi Braver, Cantor Chomsky & Rabbi Skolnik by Michael &
Naava SchottensteinRabbi Skolnik & Rabbi Braver by Marilyn GalinkinTifereth Israel’s warm welcome to our family by Lorraine GlassTifereth Israel by Sam & Lori Nahem, Howard & Gwen
Werman, Guy Wolfenbarger & Susan Enneking, Mark Zeidenstein
Our aliyah by Robert & Gail Clark
In honor of: Judy & Jerry Liepack’s special birthdays by Sheila Sokol &
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& Dennis Howard
In memory of: Anatoliy Khazron by Semyon & Rosalia ShostakBeatrice Friedman by Marc & Donna FriedmanBelle Horowitz by Bernard & Reta SigalMalcolm Robbins by Cheryl Weiner & Lee PearlmanBetty Shames by Bob & Lisa WajnrybCele Okrent by Edward & Joyce HirschConnie Van Tosh by Albert & Louise Siegel
Constance Brown by Hedy GregoryCorrine Wagner by Marc & Pam TaylorDavid Derrow by Baird Family, Robert & Laura Benavides,
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David Passoff by Bonnie & Charles MayDonna Wasserstrom by Cindy EzzoDr. Malcolm Robbins by David & Rita Cohen, Geraldine
Ellman, Edward & Joyce Hirsch, Trudy & Marvin Horkin, Stephen & Lynda Nacht, Howard Schlezinger, Robert & Susan Stone, Neil & Karen Moss, Benjamin & Julie Zox
Dr. Norman Hosansky by Faculty of The OSU Counselor Education Program, Sharon Dugan, Melinda Frank, Eric Kassoy , Alan & Cheryl Meisterman, J.P. & Emily Oehrtman, Richard & Jean Robbins, Bernice Fidelholtz, Mark & Amy Fishman, Marilyn Galinkin, Mark and S. Judith Herman, Mordi & Michelle Potash, Eugene & Bobbe Hosansky, Friends of Sherry Werman, Randy & Joni Rosen, Mark & Leslie Rosen, Howard & Linda Schottenstein
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