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JANUARY 2020 TEVET – SHEVAT 5780

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Rabbi Mark Gross and

Cantorial Soloist Hari Jacobsen

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Friday Evenings at 7:30 PM

Saturday Morning Torah Study 9:30 AM

Followed by Service at 10:30 AM

THE JCMI MESSENGER

The Jewish Congregation of Marco Island ~ 991 Winterberry Drive, Marco Island, FL 34145 ~ 239-642-0800

When Are We, Really?

The start of a new calendar year has me once again thinking about the

many ways of counting time. (Long-time members will recall that I

established my calendar fixation right up front, when I began my tenure

at JCMI four years ago this month, and nothing has changed since).

This month, of course, represents the start of a new cycle for almost all

of us. As we watch the ball drop in Times Square, whether January 01

is Año Nuevo in Madrid or Shogatu halfway around the world in Tokyo,

as the culmination of the Shinto Gantan Sai holiday, any way you slice

it a New Year has kicked off as what we all earnestly hope will be a

fresh start for humanity.

For the Mahayana Buddhists, however, the new calendar year starts a

little later this month: not on the first day of January, but on the first full moon, which

this year falls on Saturday the 11th. And on the Chinese calendar used throughout most

of East Asia, the New Year begins two weeks after that, on the dark-of-the-night marking

the next ensuing lunar cycle. In the case of this month, the New Year 4718— which in

the twelve-year Chinese horoscope cycle is The Year of the Rat— begins Saturday the

25th. (Whether you, as an Island resident, prefer Jackie’s or Su’s Garden, make your

reservations early… and be sure to tip your server using a traditional red hongbao

envelope).

January is chock full of other occasions: religious (Twelfth Night and Epiphany on the

05th and 06th, respectively); administrative (World Leprosy Day— really!— on Sunday

the 26th); commemorative (M. K. King birthday observance on Monday the 20th); and

astronomical (terrestrial perihelion on January 05 finds us, paradoxically, closest to the

sun in the coldest depth of mid-Winter). But of all these milestones in the calendar’s

passage of time, the one we arguably find most engaging is the one kicking off the New

Year.

Because the bottom line is that—regardless of whether you count it from the first day of

the month; the first full moon; or the first new moon— the prospect of turning over the

odometer and starting fresh is one that all of us find appealing.

Which is a marked advantage to being Jewish. Because our morning liturgy praises God

as the One Who בטובו מחדש בכל יום תמיד מעשה בראשית

is gracious enough constantly to renew daily the works of Creation.

The psychology of our religion is that each and every one of gets a fresh start, each and

every day— not just in January, but in each and every month, as well.

The Rabbi is at your disposal, during his weekend stay on-Island, for counseling; hospital or shut-in visits; or Hebrew or guitar lessons— as well as accessible any time during the week by telephone 954-798-6037 or e-mail [email protected].

Yalkut Mordechai: Notes from Rabbi Gross

mailto:[email protected]

JCMI Schedule of Services

January, 2020 –Hebrew/Hebrew, 5780

It is customary to light the Shabbat candles no later

than 18 minutes before sundown on Friday (and on

the eve of major once-a-year religious holidays).

Shabbat candle-lighting time for Marco Island is

listed be-low for each Friday night this month.

We read the Five Books of the Torah once through

each year, with a sequential installment assigned to

each week in turn. The Torah and Haftarah passage

for each week is listed on Saturday morning, for

those who engage in ongoing study.

Shabbat vaYigash –

Friday, January 03, 7:30 p.m. [candles 5:29] – First-Friday-of-the-Month “Celebration Shabbat,” with

special blessings for everyone celebrating a birthday or anniversary in the newly arrived month of

January.

Saturday, January 04, 9:30 a.m. – Torah study in the Sanctuary (Torah, Genesis 44:18-47:27;

Haftarah, Ezekiel 37:15-28), followed by Shachrit worship service.

Shabbat vaY’chi –

Friday, January 10, 7:30 p.m. [candles 5:34] – Shabbat evening worship.

Saturday, January 11, 9:30 a.m. – Torah study in the Sanctuary (Torah, Genesis 47:28-50:26;

Haftarah, I Kings 2:1-12), followed by Shachrit worship service.

Shabbat Sh’mot –

Friday, January 17, 7:30 p.m. [candles 5:39] – Shabbat evening worship.

Saturday, January 18, 9:30 a.m. – Torah study in the Sanctuary (Torah, Exodus 1:1-6:1; Haftarah,

Isaiah 27:6-28), followed by Shachrit worship service.

Shabbat vaEira –

Friday, January 24, 7:30 p.m. [candles 5:44] – Shabbat evening worship, featuring a commemoration

of the 75th anniversary of the Allied liberation of the Nazi death-camps, as well as the announcement

of— and a benediction for— the coming New Moon and new month of Sh’vat.

Saturday, January 25, 9:30 a.m. – Torah study in the Sanctuary (Torah, Exodus 6:2-9:35; Haftarah,

Ezekiel 28:25-29:21), followed by Shachrit worship service.

Shabbat Bo el Par’o –

Friday, January 31, 7:30 p.m. [candles 5:52] – our last-Friday-of-the-month “Torah Shabbat” features

the reading of a selection from the sacred scroll.

Saturday, February 01 , 9:30 a.m. – Torah study in the Sanctuary (Torah, Exodus 10:1-13:16;

Haftarah, Jeremiah 46:13-28), followed by Shachrit worship service.

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Li-l’mod u-L’lameid, “To Learn and To Teach”

Join us for Torah study with Rabbi Gross every Saturday morning at 9:30. And sign up

with the JCMI Office to offer a 10- to 15-minute presentation of some of your own

thoughts on the weekly parashah.

שמע תא

Ta Sh’ma

Rabbi Gross’s

Fourth-Sunday

Life-Long Learning Series for 5780 (2019-20)

Sunday, January 26 - Open Season: “Ask the Rabbi.”

Here’s one where we don’t come up with a topic— you do! If there’s

ever been a question about Jewish history, ritual, language, belief, or

tradition that you really wanted to know about, bring it in for a no-

holds-barred firing line.

Sunday, February 23 - “The Reader’s Digest Torah.”

An exploration of Deuteronomy, the fifth book of the Torah. In the course of his farewell

address to the Israelite nation, Moses not only reviews but also expands in fascinating ways

upon all that went before.

Coffee social at 9:30, followed by class from 10:00 to 11:30.

No fee for JCMI members; guests are welcome, and asked to make a $5 contribution towards printing.

Special Thematic Events of Remembrance

At JCMI and Locally This Month

This January marks the 75th anniversary of the 1945 liberation of concentration-

camp inmates by advancing American, British, and Soviet troops. We will

incorporate a commemorative tribute into our Shabbat service on January 24, as

our Congregational observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

JCMI members are invited to be aware of, and to support, these associated special

events coming up this month.

• Friday, January 10 - 2:00 p.m. – GenShoah of Southwest Florida presents

the film Not The Last Butterfly at South Regional Library in Naples - 8065

Lely Cultural Parkway.

• Sunday, January 26 - 2:00 p.m. – The Holocaust Museum of Southwest

Florida screens Boys of Terezin at Temple Shalom in Naples - 4630 Pine

Ridge Rd.

• all month - 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. – The “Butterflies of Hope” art exhibit from Jewish

Federation of Lee and Charlotte County will be on display at the Cape Coral Library in

Fort Myers. For information, contact Debbie Sanford 239-481-4449 extension 4.

VICE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

A BUSY MONTH AT JCMI

The remainder of our Congregational family arrives

from their Northern homes. Welcome, we have missed

you! In January, our season officially begins, a season

offering religious services, Torah study, and the Adult

Education Series lifts us up.

There is more! The cultural and social programs offer

outstanding choices, weekly Mah Jongg and Duplicate Bridge begin. Our

Chairs have worked over the summer to prepare the presentations. I

encourage you to attend.

In January we offer the following programs:

Sunday, January 12 - 2:00 PM – the Jewish Film Festival presents Tel Aviv

on Fire

Saturday, January 18 - 7:30 PM – the Cultural Series presents Klezmer to

Gershwin

Tuesday, January 21 – 11:00 AM – the Women’s Book Club discusses

Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens

Saturday, January 25 – 7:30 PM – back by popular demand, The Atlantic

City Boys

Sunday, January 26 – 9:30 AM – the Rabbi’s Life-Long Learning Program

See you at the Synagogue!

Sue Baum

1st Vice President

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Bridge 1PM

2

Mah Jongg

11AM

3

Services

7:30 PM

4

Torah Study

9:30AM

Services 10:30

5

6

Canasta

11AM

Bingo

5:30PM

7

Duplicate

Bridge 1PM

8

Bridge 1PM

9

Mah Jongg

11AM

10

Services

7:30PM

11

Torah Study

9:30AM

Services 10:30

12

Film Festival

2PM

13

Canasta

11AM

Bingo

5:30PM

14

Duplicate

Bridge 1PM

15

Bridge 1PM

16

Mah Jongg

11AM

17

Services

7:30PM

18

Torah Study

9:30AM

Services 10:30

Cultural Series

7:30 PM

19

20

Canasta

11AM

Bingo

5:30PM

21

Book Club

11AM

Duplicate

Bridge 1PM

22

Bridge 1PM

23

Mah Jongg

11AM

24

Services

7:30 PM

25

Torah Study

9:30AM

Services 10:30

Atlantic City

Boys 7:30PM

26

Rabbi’s Life

Long

Learning

9:30AM

27

Canasta

11AM

Bingo

5:30PM

28

Duplicate

Bridge 1PM

29

Bridge 1PM

30

Mah Jongg

11AM

31

Services

7:30 PM

January

February Anniversaries

19 Norman & Phyllis Rosenblum

22 Ted & Jean Bunten

February Birthdays

4 Estie Karpman

8 Donald Barger

8 Jane Baron

8 Jean Lipsitt

9 Audrey Snyder

9 Lydia Krueger

10 Steve Goldenberg

11 Thomas Rosenberg

15 Judy Margelefsky

17 Leonard Weisberg

19 Mitch Braun

19 Stanley Stein

24 Marvin Geller

25 Allan Kluger

26 Sally Aaron

27 Linda Chase

I want to send you all a very warm and loving

thank you for the many cards and well-wishes

I received during my illness and also for my

birthday. I was so thankful for that outpouring

of support.

Best wishes to you all,

Miriam Slavich

Thank you very much to every one of my well-

wishers for a quick and full recovery from my

heart surgery. I truly appreciate your

overwhelming show of love and concern with your

visits, text messages, get well cards, telephone

calls, and most especially the prayers. I will be

offering a thanksgiving mass for all.

Lulu Seidman

January Weekly Yahrtseit List

December 29, 2019 – January 4, 2020 1 Tevet – 7 Tevet

Sylvia Brownstein*

Flora Cahn

Gertrude P. Goldenberg*

Edna Hollander

Rosalyn M Jacobson

David Eugene Johansson

Uriah Kaplan*

Benjamin Geshwin Klein*

Paul Aaron Levi Sr. 2-2-15

Maurice Levine

Jacob Mandel

Jessica Mannoff 2-3-5

Jeanne Naidich

Bernard Reminick 5-5-11

Daniel Rosenthal 3-3-12

Marjorie Seltzer

Meyer M. Snyder

Henry H. Stoller 2-3-15

Irma Wertheim

January 5, 2020 - January 11, 2020 8 Tevet – 14 Tevet

Margalit Askenazi

George Bernstein

Libby Bonfield

Donald Borr

Eva Miriam Browne 4-5-8

Samuel Feldman 4-4-17

Larry Goodstein

Benjamin Hains 5-4-14

Rudolph Linz

Esther Mauerberger

Isaac Nudelman 1-5-4

Sidney Rand

Sam Simon

Paula Weiss

Fred Wertheim

Ruth C. Wertheim

Leonard Wolf 4-5-5

January 12, 2020 - January 18, 2020 15 Tevet – 21 Tevet

Jacob Baldel 5-1-9

Carrie Brotman 2-3-20

Ethel Chase

Jerome Cohen

Geri Lynn Fox 4-2-12

Sarah Fox 2-2-11

Harvey Goldenberg 2-5-19

Jay Greenberg 1-2-19

Eve Handelsman

Jack Kasper

Morris Kross

Lee Lyons

Norma Jean Meer 3-1-6

Dora Migden 1-1-17

Morris W. Panner 2-2-19

Clara Plager

David Sabetay

Esther Solomon 4-3-3

Florence Gotthainer Somers

Rose Steinbrecher Boiko

Jacob Thompson 6-4-22

January 19, 2020 – January 25, 2020 22 Tevet – 28 Tevet

Celia Bittman 5-1-8

Charlotte Kahn Ettinger 5-1-5

Charlotte Farber 5-2-17

Lea Katz 1-1-12

George Koble 2-2-8

Frances Leifer 2-5-3

Herman Maidanik 2-3-12

Dorothy Mascoop

Beatrice Ostrow 5-3-13

Beckie Pullman

Edward Taylor 4-5-16

Reva Weiner 2-1-18

Allie Werber 2-1-12

January 26, 2020 – February 1, 2020 29 Tevet – 6 Shevat

Caroline R. Borr 6-2-21

Anna Donner

Abe Jacobson

Sandy Lerner 5-2-6

Marion K. Levens 4-1-19

Bernard Levine 3-4-19

Barney Parish

Morris Pullman

Elaine Raskin

Harry Schecter 5-4-5

Sidna M. Schwartz

Amy Lee Shuman 4-1-15

Elizabeth Sophie 6-4-19

Janet Whitebook

*Denotes a Yahrtseit Plaque. Yahrtseits will be recited during

the Shabbat Services in the week that they occur.

Yahrtseit Notices

Our policy at JCMI is to offer members the choice of recording Yahrtseit dates in accordance with the English or

Hebrew calendars.

If members choose to remember loved ones on their Yahrtseit using the English date of death, the Yahrtseit will

be observed each year on the Friday Evening of the week in which that English date occurs.

If the Hebrew date is chosen, the Hebrew date falls on a different English date each year. The Yahrtseit will be

observed each year on the Friday evening of the week when that Hebrew date occurs.

Please inform the office as to which date you observe the Yahrtseit of your loved one so that it can be properly

recorded in our records. I hope this clarified and eliminates confusion about our policy.

ONEG SHABBATS JANUARY 2020 – MARCH 2020

JANUARY 2020

3 Isabel Price IHO Her grandchildren, Danielle Rebecca Miller &

David Mark Miller

10 Natalie & Marvin Klein (Alone) IHO their 62nd Wedding Anniversary

17 Frank & Beth Weinberg IMO Jeanne Naidich

24 AVAILABLE

31 Dick Lerner IMO Sandy Lerner

Eddie & Karen Saeks IHO Karen’s 68th Birthday

FEBRUARY

7 Sandra Hechler IHO The Women's Book Club

George & Estie Karpman IHO Estie’s 78th Birthday

Bernie & Lulu Seidman IHO Their Family

Steve Goldenberg & Mike Dias IHO Steve's Birthday

14 Miriam Slavich IMO Ivan Slavich

Paul & Lydia Krueger IMO Ida Krueger

Abbe & Elaine Hankin IHO Susan's Birthday

21 Ted & Jean Bunten IHO Their 63rd Wedding Anniversary

Mitch Braun IHO His 62nd Birthday

28 AVAILABLE

MARCH

6 Al & Yvette Benarroch IHO Their 14th Wedding Anniversary

13 Bert & Joan Thompson IHO JFGN

Ed & Gloria Meer IHO Their Family

20 Mike & Nan Suffian IHO Their 57th Wedding Anniversary

27 Len & Mary Potechin IHO Their 69th Wedding Anniversary

TO SPONSOR AN ONEG IS A MITZVAH. JOIN OTHER CONGREGANTS ALREADY SCHEDULED EXCEPT WHERE

MARKED “ALONE.” CALL TINA AT 642-0800.

HELP!

The oneg committee is looking for some congregants who are willing to either bake or buy baked goods for the weekly Shabbat

oneg. Our season is beginning to get busy. Please call Tina Boxma at 642-0800 and let her know if you plan to donate.

We thank you in advance for your support.

We Appreciate the Thoughtfulness of Those Who Support JCMI REFUAH SHELAYMAH (Best wishes for a speedy recovery)

Natalie Klein

Stan & Joyce Zeldin Jonathan & Heather Greenfield

Tony & Mary Pinto

Sally Aaron

Lulu Seidman

Elinore Weinhaus Leo & Sydell Wertheim

Jonathan & Heather Greenfield

Tony & Mary Pinto Marvin & Natalie Klein

Joyce Zeldin

Harriet Israel

Bert & Joan Thompson

Marvin & Natalie Klein

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Ted Bunten from

John Reiches & June Streisand

Steve Goldenberg

Eddie & Karen Saeks Bernie & Lulu Seidman

Arthur Doxer from

George & Estie Karpman


Ted & Jean Bunten John Reiches & June Streisand

Miriam Slavich

Bernie & Lulu Seidman

Rabbi Gross from

Bert & Joan Thompson Ted & Jean Bunten


Abbe & Elaine Hankin Marilyn Flynn


Rony Joel from

Steve Goldenberg

Eddie & Karen Saeks

Herb Kern from

John Reiches & June Streisand Steve Goldenberg

Eddie & Karen Saeks

Paul Krueger from


Eddie & Karen Saeks

Helen Lerner from


Phyllis Marco from

John Reiches & June Streisand Abbe & Elaine Hankin


Gloria Meer from

Herb & Hanita Kern

Steve Goldenberg Eddie & Karen Saeks

Anthony Pinto from


Ted & Jean Bunten


Richard Plager from


Steve Goldenberg

Shirley Posner from

Herb & Hanita Kern

Steve Goldenberg Bernie & Lulu Seidman

Mary Potechin from




Irv Povlow from

John Reiches & June Streisand Steve Goldenberg

Judy Sacher from

Steve Goldenberg

Karen Saeks from


Steve Goldenberg

Bernie & Lulu Seidman Sandra Hechler

Larry Sacher from


Denise Schwartzman from

Herb & Hanita Kern


Eddie & Karen Saeks Sandra Hechler

Joan Thompson from


Ted & Jean Bunten

John Reiches & June Streisand Irv & Beth Povlow

Miriam Slavich

Abbe & Elaine Hankin Bernie & Lulu Seidman

Beth Weinberg from

Herb & Hanita Kern




Stan Zeldin from



HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO: Ken & Dianne Bonfield


Abbe & Elaine Hankin from


Bert & Joan Thompson Ted & Jean Bunten


Stan & Joyce Zeldin Bernie & Lulu Seidman

Herb & Hanita Kern from


Ted & Jean Bunten

John Reiches & June Streisand Miriam Slavich

Stan & Joyce Zeldin

Bernie & Rita Blutfield Bernie & Lulu Seidman

Marvin & Natalie Klein from

Herb & Hanita Kern




Jerry & Helen Lerner from

Ted & Jean Bunten

Irv & Beth Povlow from



Don & Roberta Schwartz from

George & Estie Karpman Bert & Joan Thompson

Ted & Jean Bunten

John Reiches & June Streisand Miriam Slavich

Marilyn Flynn


Stan & Joyce Zeldin from



SINCERE SYMPATHY TO Roger Blau IMO Elaine Rabin

Alan & Susan Daroff

Beth Povlow IMO Susan Pullman

Alan & Susan Daroff

MAZEL TOV! Jack & Hari Jacobsen

On the Occasion of Lia's Graduation


Addison Zwillenberg

On the Occasion of Your Bat Mitzvah

Len & Mary Potechin

Lia Jacobsen

On the Occasion of Your Graduation

Sally Aaron

CANTORIAL DISCRETIONARY

FUND Abbe & Elaine Hankin - IMO Nancy Hankin

Ellie Bittman - IHO Lia Jacobsen's Master's

Degree

Barbara Silver - IHO Addison Zwillenberg

Elliott & Rivka Mascoop - IMO Dorothy

Mascoop

FLOWER FUND Jonathan & Heather Greenfield - IMO Shirley Greenfield & Samuel Schultz

Paul & Jackie Zwillenberg - IHO Addison's

Bat Mitzvah

Len & Mary Potechin - IHO Mary's Birthday

John Reiches & June Streisand - IMO Harry

Alpert, Gussie Alpert, Aron Alperovitz, Harris Grossman

GENERAL FUND Robert & Denise Schwartzman - IMO Lizzie Bergman

Stephen Goldenberg - IMO Harvey

Goldenberg Isabel Price

Frank & Beth Weinberg - IMO Jeanne

Naidich

HIGH HOLY DAY HONORS Sorley Sheinberg - IMO Meyer M. Snyder

KITCHEN FUND Irwin & Frada Roseff - IMO Dorrie Garner

PRAYER BOOKS Eddie & Karen Saeks - IHO January Tributes

RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY

FUND Murray Kaplan - IMO Frieda E. Kaplan

VISITOR DONATIONS Mervyn & Rosalind Benjet

YAHRTSEIT DONOR IN MEMORY OF Leonard Weisberg Allie Werber

David Malakoff Freda Weiss

Marvin & Peg Geller would like to sell

their cemetery plot in the Marco Island

Cemetery ~ Jewish Gardens.

If you are interested, please contact

Marvin or Peg Geller

(908) 229-0769 or (908) 229-1771

The Office is open Mon. through Fri. - 10 am to 2 pm

Event Information can be found in the monthly Messenger, the weekly Monday Email and online at the JCMI website:

www.marcojcmi.com

Li-l’mod u-L’lameid, “To Learn and To Teach” - Torah study with Rabbi Gross every Saturday morning at 9:30. Sign up

at our Office to join him as Torah-teacher, with a 10- to 15-minute presentation sharing your own thoughts on the weekly

parashah.

Sponsor Friday Oneg - $75 or Flowers - $50 - Call the Office by Weds.

Honor your loved ones with a Yahrtseit Plaque - $250 - Call the Office

Mark a special occasion with a Chai Leaf for the Tree of Life - $200, or a Walk of Honor Paver - $100 - Call the Office

Health & Caring - Notify the Office if you have information concerning our members. Hospital visits by the Rabbi and the

Cantor can be arranged by calling the Office ~ Have a rose in a bud vase sent with your well wishes - $17.50.

Mitzvah Cards are available at the minimum cost of $5.00 each, though a larger donation is always appreciated - Call the

Office

Living Will Form requires only the signature of a legal witness to be valid - forms available at the Office.

Office Notes:

Any information for the JCMI Messenger must be turned in to the office no later than the 20th of the preceding month.

Any updates to the Monday Email must be sent to the office no later than Thursday of the preceding week.

ALL SHOWS 7:30 PM

YMCA Reads! (Y-Reads!) is a literacy/mentoring nonprofit program provided by the

YMCA of South Collier (aka the Marco Y) that provides free literacy tutoring for

Elementary Students. It closes the gap in students' reading performance and the State

of Florida's reading performance expectations.

Volunteers can provide a critical service to the community.

As a volunteer/mentor, you will have an important role in shaping the academic future

of these students as well as helping to develop his/her self-confidence in an extremely

positive way.

*Training and ongoing support is provided by the Y-Reads! Coordinator

(Esta Alliker, Member of the Congregation).

*Time commitment: 2 afternoons per week either M & W or T & Th,

3:15pm - 5:15pm with flexibility as needed.

*Uses research-based programs that allow for progress based on

mastering specific skills.

*Students develop critical thinking skills as they express ideas about

important issues and increase their understanding of self and others by

making connections between what they read and what they experience.

*Program is at Manatee Elementary School, 1880 Manatee Rd. Naples

(about 5 miles from Marco Island).

My contact info is below; brochures are also above mailboxes at JCMI

Esta Alliker Y-Reads! Coordinator YMCA READS! Greater Marco Family YMCA 101 Sand Hill Street Marco Island, FL 34145 (P) 239.394.9622 ext,114| (E) [email protected]| (W) www.marcoymca.org

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.marcoymca.org/

www.jumphair.com 394-5867(jump) 118 S. Barfield Drive, Unit B Marco Island, FL 34145 across from the shops of marco

Hodges-Josberger

Funeral Home

577 Elkcam Circle

Marco Island, FL 34145

239-394-7573

http://www.jumphair.com/

OFFICERS AND BOARD OF

DIRECTORS 2019-2020

OFFICERS

President Ted Bunten

First V.P. Sue Baum

2nd V.P. Al Benarroch

Treasurer Joe Atkin

Assistant Treasurer Elliott Mascoop

Secretary Mary Pinto

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2 Year Term 1 Year Term

Mitch Braun Mike Suffian

Sandra Hechler Herb Wallack

John Reiches Frank Weinberg

NOMINATING COMMITTEE 20-21

Steve Goldenberg Natalie Klein

Beth Povlow

STANDING COMMITTEES AND THEIR

CHAIRPERSONS* 2019-2020

Finance, Budget & Investment

*Joe Atkin Herb Wallack

Bernie Seidman Bert Thompson

Stan Alliker Sue Baum

Morris Margolis Marvin Klein

Jerry Levin Ted Bunten

Elliott Mascoop

House

*Al Benarroch Marty Holtz

Membership

*Natalie & Marvin Klein

Herb Wallack

Food

* Mary Pinto Joanne Blau

Jean Bunten Sandra Hechler

Public Relations

*Mitch Braun Sue Baum

Rabbi Liaison, Ritual & Honors

*Frank Weinberg Ted Bunten

Sue Baum Roger Blau

Elaine Hankin Natalie Klein

Denise Schwartzman Bernie Seidman

Mike Suffian Bert Thompson

Ways & Mean

*Sue Baum Steve Goldenberg

John Reiches

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