HAPPY PURIMPublished Monthly Volume 7 • Issue 39 March 2015

Temple Beth Kodesh Shalom

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Shalomis published 10 times during the year

except for the months of July and August

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Friday Kabbalat Shabbat Services 7:00 pmShabbat Services start at 9:30 am

Yom Tov Weekday MorningServices 9:00 am

Sisterhood President - Linda Cooper Sisterhood Rep - Tova GershenMen’s Club President - Irving Schecter

Trustees:Lois BakerJerry BellseyStan FlaschnerIrwin KurtzMickey MeyersMarsha SladeJerry SolomonEdward StrauberAlan Tapper

Office Hours Monday -Thursday 9:00-2:00Friday 9:00 am -12:00 pm

Rabbi CantorMichael Simon Michael Glozman

2013-2015 - Board of DirectorsPresident - Len EpsteinExecutive VP – Ronda BellseyRecording Secretary - Sherry DeutschFinancial Secretary - Fred BrownVP Program - Carrin SimmonsVP Membership - Joan SircusVP Operations - Harvey WalletVP Ritual – Murray RubinTreasurer – Israel BordainickImmediate Past President - Linda CooperRitual Chairman Emeritus - Irwin HochmanOffice Staff - Eileen Trager Sheila SerasBookkeeper - Ruth HalkuffCustodian - Fritz PericlesEditor - Marsha SladeProofreader - Sherry Deutsch

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From the PulpitRabbi Michael Simon

If I were to ask you to pick the one book of the Bible that is your least favorite, you’d prob-ably pick the book of Leviticus, which we are currently in the process of reading. I say this for a number of reasons. For one, there’s no narrative in the book at all. There are no stories there to tell your children or grandchil-dren about. And much of the book is merely a manual to the priests on how to offer sacrifices;

how to kill the animals; how to burn the animals; how to shpritz the blood and so forth. So, unfortunately, for these reasons, and possibly more, studying Leviticus isn’t usu-ally high on our to do list. But the more I study the Torah, the more I realize how interesting and relevant Leviticus can really be.

The Book of Leviticus is much more than a primer on how to conduct sacrifices, or a “how to” manual for the priests in the Temple. Leviticus contains more than half of the 613 commandments that are in the Torah. And it contains many of the important moral rules such as Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself. But in its organization and detail, through the sacrificial system, the Torah gives us a deep psychological understanding of the nature of error and atonement in both public and private life.

The Torah recognizes that everyone and anyone, no matter their status in life, is capable of sinning or making a mistake but nevertheless has the opportunity for atonement by bringing a sacrifice. And so as not to embarrass the sin-ner and encourage atonement, that sacrifice is brought in the same place as the olah, or regular burnt offering. This way it would not be apparent to the casual observer that a sin offering is being brought.

This explanation reflects a great sensitivity to the role of guilt in repentance. People are often genuinely embar-rassed to have done wrong. And admitting the wrong is difficult enough without having to acknowledge one’s guilt before the entire community; in other words, publically. So the individual’s sin offering is brought anonymously. It’s brought along with other types of offerings in order to re-move public embarrassment as a potential barrier to true repentance.

So don’t read Leviticus as just a manual for priests on how to conduct sacrifices. Don’t read it as a dry descrip-tion of some ancient, arcane ritual that has nothing to do with us today. Read it how it was meant to be read. Under-stand the reasons for the sacrifices. And let’s see if we can internalize those reasons and learn from them.

Finally, on behalf of Andrea and myself, I’d like to offer my heartfelt thank you to the congregation for their well wishes and generous donations in honor of Samantha and Nir’s wedding.

We’re now coming upon the two holidays that have an incredible connection - Passover and Purim. Both holidays portray God’s protecting us from power hungry predators while fulfilling his promise to our ancestors. We sometimes forget that God is there for us today as he was for Israel in days of old even when sometimes it feels like he is not there when our questions aren’t answered.

Purim is the holiday of dreamers, a time of Jews living in exile, a story where even God himself doesn’t show up and leaves the fixer to be Esther.

Now we fast forward to the next full moon and we find ourselves at the story of real redemption, followed by revelation.

The connection between dreaming, thinking and imagining is such an important part of moving forward; it’s about realizing our dreams can become reality. In order to do this we must act on what we dream. The time from Purim to Passover is when the moon goes from full to new to full again and our dreams can come to fruition. Passover, the exodus is the story of true redemption.

Whatever you’re thinking about in your life that you always wanted to do: change, take a trip, move into a new home –the time between Purim and Passover, the cycle of renovation is the best time to make things happen. Have fun and courage and go with it!

Cantor’s CornerCantor Michael Glozman

Mazel Tov!With Great Pride and

Admiration We Celebrate

Cantor Michael (Misha) Glozman

on an outstanding first gala concert performance

Temple Beth KodeshBoynton Beach, Florida

February 22 2015

Audrey Levy, Yael, Jenna, Jonathan & Sarah Nine

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President’s Message

Of course, our Gala was a huge success! Our Cantor Glozman is amazing and entertained a sold-out crowd! Under the leadership of Ronda Bellsey and her chair people and committees, the Gala was organized and raised much

needed funds for TBK. Where do we go from here?Temple Beth Kodesh is the talk of the town. Did

you notice the number of new attendees at Shabbat services? They did not just get lost on 26th Avenue and walk in our doors. Our members are causing ripples, the ripples are getting larger and the tidal waves are being felt throughout the entire Boynton Beach area. Please be welcoming to strangers (visitors), as our Torah mentions many times. We even have a parking space, right out front, for visitors.

Purim is followed by Pesach and the yearly cycle will start again. Do not forget to make your Pesach Seder reservations. Pesach is early this year, April 3rd, and we are expecting the “Seder of Seders.”. This year we have a really high-end Kosher Caterer, Greinseids. Both Rabbi Simon and Cantor Glozman will co-lead our seder and I hear we are having salt water for an appetizer. Fun will be had by all. Chag Sameach!

All the best,Len Epstein, President

Chai Society2014-15 Members

Marion AlbanGeorge & Phyllis Brindis (Double Chai)

Bernard DickmanStanley & Miryam Eisenberg

Leonard & Sherry EpsteinGary & Reva FeldmanStan & Ellen Flaschner

Bernard & Tova GershenSipora Groen

John R. & Marion G. HalpernEugene & Lottie HorowitzDavid & Rita Katznelson

Robert & Nancy KauffmanHarry Pak

Sheila SerasBernard & Janice Silver (Double Chai)

Rabbi Michael & Andrea SimonHarvey Wallet

David & Joan Zimmer

Please donate $18/month to Temple Beth Kodesh and you will be added to this list as pillars of your shul.

micixen `le ycewa oilrn (Shekalim 17)

May Temple Beth Kodeshcontinue to grow in Holiness

Rabbi Michael & Andrea SimonSamantha, Nir & Jason

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May Temple Beth Kodeshcontinue to grow in Holiness

Rabbi Michael & Andrea SimonSamantha, Nir & Jason

micixen `le ycewa oilrn (Shekalim 17)

May Temple Beth Kodeshcontinue to grow in Holiness

Rabbi Michael & Andrea SimonSamantha, Nir & Jason

May Temple Beth Kodesh continue to grow in Holiness

PLEASE REFRAIN FROM TELEPHONING MEMBERS ON SHABBAT!

Thank You!

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FUNDRAISINGMARCH 2015

I am writing this article early (very) on February 23—just a few hours after the Gala and Concert. Cantor Glozman---you are a true genius---we are so unbelievable lucky to have you as our Chazzan. Your concert was exquisite—every second of it. I know I speak for

the entire congregation when I say we had a concert worthy of the Metropolitan Opera House.

And our Gala Dinner was wonderful. And so different from anything we have ever done. I hope you will see the pictures of our members dancing and partying and the beautiful presentation of food. Really – it was quite an event.

And, I cannot thank our committee enough so I am going to thank them again (and again): Izzy Bordainick; Mort Cooper; Art Farkas; Madolyn Geldbart; Lynn Karten; Charlotte Kesten; Laura Kurtzman; James Meckley; Lee Noskin; Marilyn Olson; Ellen Shore; Carrin Simmons; Joan Sircus; Steve Slade; Marilyn Solomon; Pauline and Allan Tapper; Al Traum; Harvey Wallet and Liz Taylor-Watnick. And, always Fritz who is perfection. And, Len and Sherry Epstein who are the true backbones of our shul.

Rabbi Simon—you are more than our spiritual leader—you are the reason we are successful.

I want to say a very special thank you to the women who worked unbelievably hard and that is to Carrin, Liz and Joan Sircus. I know the hours that went into this event and these three women never said NO no matter what the task. And, I assure you, some of the tasks were way beyond our job descriptions.

I want to say my last thank you to the congregants who participated—with smiles on their faces—who always participate with joy and happiness. You are the reason being a member of TBK is such a joy.

Ronda Bellsey, Liz Taylor-Watnick, Carrin Simmons

Cantor Michael Glozman

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OOPS!!!!Well, I tried not to have any errors – just shows you that no matter how many times you proofread – oh well. Please accept my apologies if I screwed up your name, address, phone number, left you out, etc. Three wet noodles to me.

Here are the corrections as of February 23, 2015. If we receive more, we will publish next month. I would appreciate it if everyone would go through his/her/your

copy of the new “2015 Telephone Directory.” If indeed you find an error, please email your correction(s) to me: c2simmons@aol.com.

We Welcome the Following New Members To the TBK

FamilyDr. Irwin & Judy Margolis

We Mourn the Deaths ofour Members

Maurice JacobsGloria KleinmanSeymour Gross

MEMBERSHIPHi everybody, aren’t you

all glad to be here in South Florida than up North where so many of us come from.

As I am writing this, in less than 2 weeks are Gala

will be here, a lot of work went into planning it, amazing as the flyers went out, it was almost sold out. Everything is in place and the only thing left to do, is to worry about is what to wear.

The rabbi’s class “Do you believe in God” was very exciting and well received, if you had attended the class on Dysfunctional families, you would have heard way out stories including mine.

See you all soon,

JoanPERSON OF THE YEAR

This year TBK is proud to announce the2015 PERSON OF THE YEAR

Marion GoldbergWe will be honoring Marion at our Shabbos

Service on Saturday, March, 7,2015

Please come and help us congratulate her.

Thank You, Thank YouI’d like to thank all those who came to insure I’d have a Minyan , in order to say Kaddish for my departed sister, the entire week of January 12th.

Sid LedermanP.S. You too can come, any day, just to be counted. (ten people are needed) Do it! It’s a MITZVAH!

Add to your list in the directory:Dr. David & Joan Marcus3901 Wales DriveDayton, Ohio 45405Phone # 937-277-9727Cell: 937-232-8639Email: djmarcu@sbcglobal.net

New Member:Ralph Pasetsky5187 Bayleaf AvenueBoynton Beach, Fl 33437561 336-2303561 809-5485Email: rp7469@gmail.com

Stanley Mutterperl’s cell is 516-532-9009

Ilene Rosenthal’s Email is: irosenth@gmail.com

Dr. Stanley & Wanda Warshaw – phone # should be: 561 740-4045

Billy Kaufman’s name should be spelled KAUFFMAN

Again, please forgive any error. You know what they say – “STUFF HAPPENS.”Carrin Simmons

Thank you to these people who helped set up and serve the Kiddush on February 7th, sponsored by Rabbi Michael and Andrea Simon in honor of the forth-coming marriage of Samantha Simon and Nir Lerman.

Lila Nass Roy HaasLois Baker Ed StrauberJudy Barnett Laura KurtzmanGrace Sherman Bernice SklarAbby Radwin Manny RothSipora Groen Irwin KurtzDonna Luxemberg Mort CooperJoan Sircus Rose PericlesTova Gershen Fritz Pericles

Linda Cooper

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Men’s Club Chatter

On January 25th we had our general Men’s Club Membership meeting, and I would like to thank those that attended.

There was a discussion of undertaking a survey to determine why temple members are not renewing and belonging

to the Men’s Club. What are the reasons for not joining, it was suggested that this be done by phone, and that a telephone squad be established. The board will be looking into this suggestion. I described the many initiatives the men’s club board undertook to seek new members, including letters in the general temple mailings, even offering a one year membership for 2015 to new temple members, and yet our membership is down.

The board is also looking into a recommendation that the Men’s Club confine its every other month events to a breakfast with a guest speaker, ranging from politics, to Israel, to sports, etc.

Let’s not forget the TBK Men’s Club Cruise, February 28th to March 6th, 2016. Look for the flyer in the Temple lobby and the Shalom. For more details you can contact Herb Shore, 561- 498- 4218 or Irving Schecter, 561-704-3334.

Shalom, Irving Schecter

Shalom ArticlesThe deadline for the next issue ofShalom is Tuesday, March 10th

Earlier submissions are,as always, welcome.

Thank you, Marsha Slade.

All submissions for the Temple Bulletin must be emailed to Marsha Slade at:

slade7641@gmail.com

“Breakfast all Day” - “Free Coffee for Seniors”

CARPOOLWe now have the best problem Temple Beth Kodesh could ever ask for: a crowded parking lot!!!

Please, if you possibly can, try to carpool to shul. In the Telephone Directory you will find the names of the communities we live in. Carpool and save not only gas but also an extra spot in the parking lot.

Open everyday 7:00 am - 8:30 pm

News from the

SisterhoodShalom,Sisterhood had a very

successful Tu B’Shevat Seder in February with about 60 people joining us. Thank you to Adele Schutzman, Joan Sircus and their committee for chairing this event. Also, thank you to Rabbi Simon for leading the Seder.

Please join us for our next Rosh Chodesh learning session with Rabbi Simon on Monday, February 20th.

Come laugh with us! The next Sisterhood meeting is on Tuesday, March 10th at 1:00 pm in the Temple. Our guest speaker is Joyce Saltman, whose topic is “Laughter – Rx for survival.” Joyce is a Professor Emeritus in Special Education, a Gestalt therapist, Laughter consultant and international lecturer.

On April 23rd, we are having “A Taste of Israel” luncheon, catered by King David Cuisine. Our guest speaker will be Myrna Goldberger. The “Taste of Israel” is chaired by Lois Paige. Please find the flyer on another page in this issue and send in your reservation.

We hope to see you at any or all of our Sisterhood events.

Kol TovLinda Cooper

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TEMPLE BETH KODESH SISTERHOOD PRESENTS, "LAUGHTER- RX FOR SURVIVAL"

JOYCE SALTMAN

Joyce Saltman is a professor of special Education at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, Ct. She received her doctorate at Columbia; her dissertation was "Humor in Adult Education. She also holds four graduate degrees in Special Education and Counseling. In her previous life her sprit of adventure led to her to appear as a stand-up commedienne for dozens of organizations & clubs.

Sisterhood Meeting will be March 10, 2015, 1:00 p.m.

Dessert & Coffee will be served.ALL ARE WELCOME

We look forward to a most enjoyable presentation Please join us.

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TEMPLE BETH KODESHHOSTS

pesach seder

TEMPLE BETH KODESH501 NE 26th Avenue, Boynton Beach, Fl 33435

561 586-9428

Please join us on April 3, 2015 at 5:30 p.m. for our annual Pesach Seder. This year's Seder is being

catered by Florida's premier Kosher catererGreenseid Catering

This year's menu includes: The traditional Seder plate and platter of gefilte fish and matzah on each table.

Dinner: Hard boiled egg in salt water, matzah ball soup and choice of: Stuffed breast of chicken & braised short rib, roasted potato, broccoli & baby carrots - OR Filet of salmon with roasted potato, broccoli & baby carrots. (Salmon must be preordered) Assorted cakes, coffee and tea.

COST: $60pp for members, $65pp for non membersReservervations must be received no later than March 20th

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Mary Traum Oscar Waldman3/11/15 Jack Brown Phyllis Friedberg Anna Gross Betty Korn Ida Kositsky3/12/15 Trudy Eggener Lillian Klein Ida Linsenberg Samuel Neiman Miriam Presser Nelson Rappaport Jack Roitman Jack Schwartzberg3/13/15 Irving Applebaum Adolph Baum Max Chuka Lina Fisch Toby Glickman Ed Goldstein Bernice Haas Grodman Mrs. Ethel Kretsky Samuel Krieger Harry Mazursky Jack Reiner Max Rudy Minnie Wolfset3/14/15 Elsie Antonoff Samuel Philip Baller Louis Fox Bessie Jean Heller Claire Hochman Bela Kantor Herman Koch Alta Koss Harry Levy Mr. Paul Markin Isaac Meyers Frieda Newman Ida Siskel Dr. Solomon Soloff Laina Temchin Jacob Temkin Pessie Weissman Rose Zolin3/15/15 Ted Blum Fred Hecht Ella Koch Louis Lazarus Sarah Ripkin Matele Rosenblatt Harry Roth Aron Schoenfeld Avrom Siegel3/16/15 Jennie Leibowitz Nedine Wachs Reichert Debora Rodriques Samuel Rose Rita Rubens Betty Wahl Henrietta Zink3/17/15 Barry S. Fischer Eva Goldstein Daniel George Levine Gussie Marcus-Cohen Louis Mark William Marx

JanUary dOnatiOns Barry & Ellen Abrams General DonationArthur Bart Misheberach for Irving AsaelGerald & Ronda Bellsey Happy Anniversary to Pauline & Alan

Tapper Speedy recovery to Barry TaborMelvin & Joan Berman Memory of father, Benjamin BermanSherry Bernstein Memory of Bernie Dickman, Irwin Trager &

sister of Sid Lederman Honor of Pauline & Alan Tapper’s

anniversarySylvia Birdie Memory of husband, Leo BirdieAudrey Bloom Memory of Robert AdamsSandra Sherman Bradley Honor of 90th birthday of mother, Grace

ShermanFred & Sandra Brown Honor of Pauline & Alan Tapper’s

anniversaryHoward Brynes Honor of MinyanJeannette Cerier Memory of father, Samuel RosenDonald & Natalie Clayman Memory of father, Jacob Shulman & aunt,

Gertrude Bronstein Memory of Pauline DaseyMargaret Cohen Memory of mother, Pearl KunaStanley Cohen Memory of mother, Chana Cohen For AliyahMorton & Linda Cooper Memory of Bernie Dickman & Joseph

OgushoffNathan & Blanche Dorman Memory of mother, Ruth Dorman

3/18/15 James Adelstone Marilyn Black Rose Chuka Sigmund Heiman Sarah Lorintz Frieda Rauchwerger Ann Rosen Ida Shalin Gertrude Umans Nettie Verby3/19/15 Freda Denny Sanford Jaffee George Rubens Rindzuner Samuel Arnold Aaron Taylor3/20/15 Abraham Arie Lillian Abrams Blutter Sadie Cohen Benjamin Cooper Morton Goldstein Fannie Koch Jeanette Rothenberg Max Simon Jerri Sugerman Fannie Weinberg3/21/15 Belle Berger Arthur Berman Ella Burstein Adelaide S. Colby Yaacob Kapel Natalie Rovner Rubin3/22/15 Bernice Naparstek Mildred Simon Edward M Weintraub3/23/15 Solomon S. Buchman Sadie Cohen Marvon Deitch

Mildred Elie Stanford Stillpass3/24/15 Jean Alsen Esther Shalin3/25/15 Albert Brown George William Kaplan Gussie Royack Morris Singer3/26/15 Helen Friedman Abraham Grandberg James Kurtzman Harry Marmelstein David Rosenzweig Lillian Sacher Kate Solomon3/27/15 Ida Shankman3/28/15 Ida Boruck Albert Brunnlieb Daniel Goldberg3/29/15 Margola Cohen Lester Gerson Henry Movsovich Isabel Perlman Ann Rubin Claire Schertz Rebecca Shapiro Lena Weissman3/30/15 Manya L. Goldberg Steven Gomprect Leonard Goodman Eugene Salamon Diana Segal3/31/15 Dr. Louis Goldstein Leon Kuna Alex Zinn

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Leonard & Mildred Eisenmesser Memory of mother, Regina Silverberg Memory of brother, Morris SilverbergLeonard and Sherry Epstein Memory of mother, Lora DeutschStanley & Ellen Flaschner My AliyahBetty Freiman Memory of my beloved husband, Bernie

FreimanHerbert & Arlyne Garde Memory of father, Jack BleiweiseMichael Glozman and Audrey Levy Honor of Rabbi SimonBeatrice Gondelman Memory of Rabbi David Edelman Memory of George KaslowAmy Gorin Memory of grandfather, Morris HellerBernice Grossberg Memory of Joseph OgushoffJohn R. & Marion Halpern For my Aliyah; Happy Anniversary to Leonard & Sherry Epstein Alan & Pauline Tapper. Happy Birthday to Siporah Groen, Jack

Rozenberg, Sheila Seras, Marilyn Sonnenschein, Adele Schutzman & Pauline Tapper.

Earle & Carol Halsband Honor of Audrey Levy’s granddaughter, Sarah

Memory of mother, Selma HalsbandRuth Heinemann Memory of Irwin TragerEugene & Lottie Horowitz Memory of father, Arthur HorowitzHarold & Ruth Kaplan Memory of mother, Bella KaplanSeymour & Sylvia Kelin Memory of Shirley SimelsFlorence Kobran Memory of Joseph OgushoffBuddy & Arlene Koch Memory of mother, Ruth BassGladys Korn Honor of Pauline & Alan Tapper’s

anniversary In Honor of my recoveryDan & Helene Lacoff Memory of Joseph OgushoffArnold & Judith Landy Memory of father, Alex JosselsonGrace LaPidus For AliyahBernard & Marsha Last Memory of parents, Yetta & Louis LastHoward & Beverly Lazarus Memory of mother, Anna LazarusKurt & Edith Leuchter Memory of father, Max LoebHelene Levy Memory of husband, Samuel LevyShirley Liebensohn Memory of father, Maurice Koss & mother-in-law, Lena LiebensohnNorman Lorintz Memory of father, Joseph LorintzMurray & Myrna Markin Memory of father, Sam Markin Memory of mother, Mildred MarkinHarold & Joan Mirrer Memory of father, Herman CooperLila Nass Honor of Adele Schutzman’s grandson’s

marriage Good Health to Lois Paige Memory of aunt, Frieda Horn Memory of mother-in-law, Sonia NassMildred Oberon Memory of son, David OberonGilbert & Helena Pelovitz Memory of Joseph OgushoffGerald & Lenore Peterman Memory of mother, Flora PetermanJack & Phyllis Pinner Memory of Joseph OgushoffEdith Platsky Memory of Joseph OgushoffHoward Pliskin For AliyahGerald & Sheila Praskin Memory of Danny RudolphStephen & Zandra Quartner Memory of Bernie FreimanEvelyn Reiner Memory of Howard PragerRuth Rich Memory of husband, Maury RichJoan Richter Honor of Mom, Esther AlsenJan & Darlene Rosenberg Memory of Joseph OgushoffCharles & Marilyn Rosenberg JNF-Memory of Joseph OgushoffManny & Connie Roth For Aliyah Memory of sister & brother-in-law, Sylvia & Jack Linsey Memory of Larry Shapiro For AliyahArlene Rovner Memory of mother, Minnie L. Rovner

Roger & Francine Rubens Memory of brother, Stan UmansMurray & Rita Rubin Memory of mother, Mae GrandbergFlorence Schiff Memory of mother, Anna DanenbergArlene Schwartz Memory of Joseph OgushoffGrace Sherman Memory of husband, Joseph ShermanSteven Sherman Memory of father, Joseph ShermanSandra Bradley Memory of father, Joseph ShermanHerbert & Ellen Shore Mazel Tov to Henry Sender Anniversary KiddushLewis & Hannah Siegel Memory of father, Ernest LowensteinFay Siegel Memory of mother, Yetta SapersteinBernard & Janice Silver Memory of Charlotte BernsteinJoan Sircus Honor of Pauline & Alan Tepper’s

AnniversaryBeatrice Skydell Memory of Joseph OgushoffJerry & Marilyn Solomon Misheberach for Debby GerdtsMarilyn Sonnenschein Memory of husband, Martin SonnenscheinRichard & Sylvia Stein Memory of father, Joseph Roth Memory of mother, Ida SteinRobert Stone Honor of reading Haftorah Ve’eraSandra Suplicki Memory of husband, Frank Suplicki; . father, Aaron A. Silver & mother, Marcia

ParkerSheldon & Liz Taylor-Watnick For my AliyahSylvia Terry Memory of son, Stephen TerryEileen Trager Honor of Edna Feinstein’s great-grandchild Memory of Bernie DickmanElaine Vogel Memory of father, Arthur PerlmanGene & Ellen Weissman Memory of father, Max WeissmanSandra Whitman Memory of Joseph OgushoffRobert Willig Memory of beloved wife, Joyce WilligMax Wischkin Honor of AliyahDavid & Joan Zimmer Memory of Sarah FellmanClaire Zimmerman Memory of husband, Murray ZimmermanStanley & Irene Zimmerman Memory of mother, Paula Lubell

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BEING A PART OF OUR GROWTHThe Sylvia Brown Wall of Honor plaque is being used for

the Growth Fund.There are various categories starting at $500, $1000,

$2000, $5000 and up.You may contribute any amount over a period of time

by making your checks payable to Temple Beth Kodesh and referencing the Growth Fund. Once you have accumulated the necessary dollars, your name will be added to the plaque in the

appropriate category.This does not mean in any way that we are eliminating

the Yahrzeit, Misheberach, JNF Trees or the Kol Nidre fund categories. This plaque is being used to help maintain the

Temple in order to keep on growing.If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to

call Fred Brown at 561-735-9537.

Awarded levels of merit may continuallty be earned through accumulated donations and may be added at anytime with the grateful acknowledgement of Temple Beth Kodesh.

We must and can continue our growth and acceptance in the Boynton Beach community.

George & Phyllis Brindis - DiamondJerry & Sylvia Brown - DiamondWilliam and Charlotte Gorin and Family - DiamondSylvia Terry - DiamondLillian Sekac - DiamondBertha Epstein - DiamondClaire Zimmerman - DiamondThe Platina Singers - DiamondMarshall & Shirley Friedland - PlatinumEsther Alsen - PlatinumMaurice Halpern - PlatinumBeth & Roy Haas - PlatinumBob & Judy Rosenthal - PlatinumBruce & Harriet Becker - PlatinumLen & Beverly Block - GoldMyron & Lois Paige - GoldArthur & Florence Farkas - GoldSteve & Mary Frank - GoldMac & Diana Garret - GoldI. Alan Cohen - GoldBarbara & Jerry Zucker - GoldIn Memory of Anne Hahn - GoldJohn R. & Marion Halpern - GoldFred & Sandra Brown - GoldFelice Rosenzweig - Gold

Morris Boruck & Miriam Frankel - SilverMarvin & Shirley Liebensohn - SilverRuth Heinemann - SilverMurray Naparstek - SilverJack & Shirley Sorin - SilverJim & Laura Kurtzman - SilverIn Loving Memory of Benjamin Jon Siegel - SilverHarvey Wallet - SilverSherry Bernstein - SilverRuth Heineman - SilverIn Memory of Ilse, Karl and Selma Simon

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