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Board of Trustees Holly & Matthew Bromer Phyllis & Charles
Lisa Bell, Fara Bender, Lance Berkowitz, Melissa Bowers, Oppenheimer
Abe Bressler (Honorary), Ron Cohen, Lisa Cuthbertson, Deborah Chasin &
Eve Garvey, Lisa Kronhaus, Philip Levine, Dennis Renyi Phyllis & Alan Ross
Wendy Stahl, Irwin Wecker
Sisterhood President: Ellen Hulkower Ron & Pam Cohen Margaret Schenberg &
Brotherhood Co-Presidents: Miles Alter & Gerry Kaplan Sy Rifkin
PTO Co-Presidents: Alysha Siman & Lori Weinberg Lisa & Garry Cuthbertson
STARY President: Emily Bell Estelle & Ronald Schoenfeld
Elana & Aaron Deutsch
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Rabbi Anthony Fratello
As I write these words, I am full of excitement at the ideas and themes simply pass us by with little, or
prospect of being together for the High Holidays. perhaps no actual reflection. This year can, and must
The emerging Delta-COVID-19 Variant be different.
notwithstanding, it appears as if High Holidays 5782
will be closer to normal than High Holidays 5781. COVID taught us an awful lot about the world, about
What a blessing; what hope and promise! our neighbors, about ourselves. Unless we do some
things to incorporate those lessons into our lives,
A lot has changed over the last 17 months since however, then the entire episode merely becomes a
COVID began. A lot has changed in the almost 12 footnote in our lives. I cannot tell you why our
months since we last celebrated Rosh Hashanah and generation had to endure this; or why we continue
Yom Kippur. Familiar faces have left us; some by even now to deal with its lingering after effects. I
choice, some by needs, some through no fault of their can only provide some wisdom and guidance on
own. Other faces have come into our lives; new what to do with it. Or, better to say, I can only tell
friends, new congregants, for many of us new you what wisdom and guidance the Jewish Tradition
members of our families! Some things in our world provides on what we are to do with this.
have changed; I for one never used to notice when
someone around me sneezed or coughed. Now? My hope and prayer for all of you is that this season
Now I cannot help but notice! When I went out of renewal is precisely that, a season of renewal. A
before, I checked that I had my wallet and phone. time of hope and promise. May this New Year, like
Now? Now I don’t leave the house unless I have every New Year, have its share of blessing for us all.
multiple masks, just in case. I was pretty regular
about washing my hands, though I chided Joanna From Rabbi Tract, Samson, Eli, and I, may you and
whenever she preferred her Purell. Now? Now the yours be inscribed for blessing in the Book of Life.
last thing I do when I leave the house, and the first
thing I do when I get home (or to the office) is wash L’shanah Tovah!
my hands. And Purell? I should have bought stock
in the company…
Some of us fell out of the habit of worship during the
last year, year and a half. Others of us stayed tuned
in; but let’s be honest, the online experience is
VASTLY different than when we are together in the
same place. When we do gather for Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur we will have a wide variety of
feelings. Joy at being together. Trepidation, perhaps,
at being together. A little sadness when we recognize
what has changed, what we have lost, what will never
be the same again.
If we take the time to understand what the liturgy of
the High Holidays is all about, however, we find that
these themes are well represented in our texts. On
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur we are meant to
stand before God and consider what the passing year
has wrought. The changes. The joys. The sadness.
We are then supposed to take a moment and think
about what we want to have the same, and what we
want to change. Most years, I am sure, we let those
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Beth Pennamacoor, MJEd
Dear Congregants of Temple Shaarei Shalom! I am organizations – Partnership from the Federation and
so excited to be your Cantorial Soloist and Family then the ACC/GTM (Cantors and Soloists). In
Engagement Coordinator! 2016, I returned and attended Ulpan- Or for a week
in Jerusalem. This was a program through the
My first Shabbat with the congregation and with iCenter and Hebrew College, where I received my
Rabbi Fratello was so much fun! Everyone was so Masters Degree. I can’t wait to go back to Israel.
welcoming. When I heard the congregation singing
along with me, I knew that I was in the right place. I I do have a familial history with Rabbi Fratello and
have attended a few meetings and have heard all his family. My niece went to High School with
positive things that Shaarei Shalom is working on to Rabbi Tract and Rabbinic school at HUC with both
get the congregation back into the swing of things. rabbis. My sister was also very good friends with
My hope is that we can all work together to create Mrs. Tract. This is a small Jewish world, as you
new and exciting events for all different ages. can see.
Please don’t be shy. My door is always open and I Thank you all for welcoming me into the Temple
would love to meet everyone and welcome your Shaarei Shalom family. Thank you to the
thoughts and ideas. Email administrative staff, Teddy and his crew and to Ed
beth.pennamacoor@templeshaareishalom.com for being so kind and patient with my being the
newbie of the group. I look forward to a wonderful
Let me tell you all a little bit about me that is not in and healthy New Year with all of you.
the bio listed on the website. I was born in
Worcester, Massachusetts. Temple, dance and
theatre were my passions and my safe space. I loved
singing in the junior choir at Temple Emanuel and
loved spending time with all of my friends from our
Youth Group. As a senior in High School, I was the
President of our NFTY chapter called WESTY. I
went to Israel with a 3 week program from the Jewish
Federation when I was 16. I also attended the URJ
Camp Eisner in the Berkshires.
Frank & Cheri Cantor
I was married for 17 years and have two daughters. Carli & Brooke
One daughter is married and lives in Michigan with Rich Rosenstein & Jill Weinman
her wife. They are both Jessica and have two dogs.
Noah &Paola Rubin
My youngest is married and lives here in Florida. Liv, Liam, Jonah & Jaden
They are Rebecca and Evan and have two children.
Draven is 11 and Rayla is 9. I am Bubbe to all of
them, even the dogs.
In 2011, I had the opportunity to return to Israel for
the first time in 40 years. I went with an organization
call the Beutel Seminar for Leadership. I was
immediately hooked into the love of Israel again. I
returned in 2014 with two different
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Lisa Tenenbaum, RJE
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By Susan Brust
There is an expression that goes, "You can choose your friends but you can't choose your family." I do not believe that pertains
when people in a congregation become embedded into each other's lives and hearts. My synagogue is my family, albeit my extended
family. My safe haven where friends, employees, and clergy are connected in a unique spiritual way.
My temple family is always there for each other - in good times and hard times. We have shopping boutiques to raise money for our
school and we have unofficial mom’s nights out. We collect money for Shiva platters and attend Minyan services at the bereaved's
home.
In 2013 it was my turn to be on the receiving end of this support and love. My father became very ill; and my mother couldn't take
care of him due to her own handicaps. I needed to take leave of my position as chairperson of our Religious School Committee and
had to rely on others to take care of my temple commitments. I received Shabbat dinners and noodle kugels. I had tons of emails,
phone calls, and Facebook messages asking me what my family and I needed.
Sometimes it was just to talk to an understanding ear and once in a while to ask if my kids needed to be picked up from school so I
could visit with my father in hospice. One day, we brought my father to our house for the afternoon and Rabbi came to counsel my
parents and took mental notes for the inevitable funeral that was to come. This was to be a life cycle event that would have more
meaning because of his direct personal knowledge.
As the months went by and my father was outliving the doctors' predictions, I was experiencing a ten out of ten level of anxiety
because my younger son's Bar Mitzvah was around the corner. My conversations with the Rabbi and my temple sisters changed from
a Bar Mitzvah without my father to a Bar Mitzvah with a great big unknown. What if he died the same week or very close? Even my
son was feeling sad and frustrated that there were just no guarantees if Grandpa would make it to the most important day of his
young life. I was literally planning a small party for my son and making funeral arrangements for my dad at the same time. The
caring and compassion that I got from my temple family was more than sufficient to keep me as grounded and sane as possible
during those incredibly difficult months, weeks, days, and hours leading right up to the Bar Mitzvah. The hospice staff kept telling
me that it is not unusual for someone to hang on for a special event. I prayed they were correct.
It turned out that my father did make it to the service and part of the luncheon. I don't think that there was a dry eye in the sanctuary
when my parents presented my son with his tallit that they purchased for him. My dad was a brave and proud man sitting on the
Bima in his wheelchair. My son and the rest of our family will cherish those pictures a little more than most. The Rabbi made it
apparent to our guests how well he knows us and knew my son since he was three years old. Our pride and joy filled the room. An
important life cycle event was made more intimate shared with my temple family.
Just a week later, my father passed away. He literally did hang on for that Bar Mitzvah day. This was to be a different type of life
cycle event for me. When I called the funeral home; they asked me if I wanted a particular day, and would I be ok with a different
Rabbi leading the service? I told them no way; I would sooner change the date. I couldn't comprehend any other scenario. My
temple sisters were there again, warming dinners, sending emails with funeral information, organizing my house, and helping me to
plan for Shiva.
When I met with Rabbi before the service, he had the notes he transcribed the day he met my father. He gently explained to me that
there are few traditions that are set in stone. I needed to do what made me comfortable instead of always worrying about others.
Rabbi asked me if there were any particular prayers I did or did not want him to say at the funeral. I was so relieved to be able to say,
"You know me, you choose."
So a week and a half after happy hugs and tears, my temple family shared sad hugs and tears with me. Many attended the funeral. I
had over forty people in my home for the Shiva/Minyan service. The sympathy and caring was so evident with every cake and box of
cookies that came through my door. My temple family of all generations came to mourn with me.
A short time later, some of the parents of my son's Bar Mitzvah class were talking about leaving our temple now that the kids don't have to
attend religious school. These are not members who are particularly involved more than the "required" amount. My husband and I were
speechless. We told them to remember how many people came to Shiva at my house. How we literally could feel the love of so many that
night. Temple is about caring and taking care of all needs. A place where people are genuinely concerned and are there to share in all types
of life cycle events. A building that has walls but also extends itself beyond boundaries.
I did not have the privilege of belonging to a temple when I was a child. I did grow up with Jewish religious experiences through
holiday celebrations, Shabbat candle lighting, and kosher grandparents. I would sometimes attend services with friends at their houses of
worship. When I got married and had my first child, my husband and I felt strongly that it was important to raise our children with Jewish
beliefs and traditions. We chose Temple Shaarei Shalom in Boynton Beach Florida for various reasons.
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July 2021
Welcome to the first monthly article from your Board; articles that will share information about the matters
your Board deals with as it conducts the administration and business of the Congregation.
The Board meets the third Tuesday of every month. Its members sit as elected trustee, past President, or
President of an Auxiliary: Miles Alter Brotherhood Co-President), Emily Bell (STARY President), Lisa Bell
(Trustee) Fara Bender (Trustee), Lance Berkowitz (Trustee), Melissa Bowers (Trustee), Abe Bressler
(Honorary Trustee/Past President), Ron Cohen (Trustee), Lisa Cuthbertson (Immediate Past President), Eve
Garvey (Trustee), Adele Greenblatt (Vice President), Joshua Handwerker (Vice President), Ellen Hulkower
(Sisterhood President), Jerry Kaplan (Brotherhood Co-President), Lisa Kronhaus (Trustee), Jay Levine
(President), Philip Levine (Trustee), Joan Milowe (Secretary), Alysha Siman (PTO Co-President), Wendy
Stahl (Trustee), John Sudenfield (Vice President), Irwin Wecker (Past President), and Lori Weinberg (PTO
Co-President). In addition, the staff: Caryn Feldman (Executive Director), Anthony Fratello (Rabbi), Beth
Pennamacoor (Cantorial Soloist), and Lisa Tennenbaum (Education Director), Laura Pappas (Youth Advisor)
meets with the Board.
The fiscal year ends June 30th, so the Board was able to review TSS’ financial status. As before, our
Operating Budget was OK. The Board spent much time reviewing the mortgage status. Basically, within five
years we will need more income or donations to offset the principal. In this context, we discussed the
consideration of selling the building and renting space elsewhere. This proposal is no longer on the table, and
there will be a Congregational Meeting (conducted by Rabbi Fratello and President Levine) on Sunday,
August 15th to discuss this.
An immediate initiative is to create a Fine Arts Committee to review the art works donated over the years and
investigate the sale of some of these pieces to raise monies.
COVID has affected TSS, as it has affected many organizations, and our Membership has decreased. Much
emphasis will be placed on recruiting and retaining members. The Membership Committee (and its
sub-committees: Ambassadors, Greeters & Havurah) will be expanded with the addition of a Retention
Committee and a Task Force on Planning. There will be an Open House on Sunday, August 22 nd at 10:00 am.
If you are interested in working with Membership and/or its sub-committees, please contact Jay Levine, Caryn
Feldman, or Joan Milowe.
Saturday Night Live, a new monthly series of programs and activities to meet your interests, will be coming.
Please contact Jay Levine or Caryn Feldman if you wish to work on this Committee.
Guy’s Night, a new men’s Havurah with proposed events ranging from axe-throwing to Scotch-tasting will be
beginning. Please contact John Sudenfield for more information.
Please contact us if you want to share your expertise and experience, you want to try something new, you
want to be part of a dynamic, thriving, exciting Reform congregation.
Joan Milowe, Secretary
To Contact our Staff, Clergy or board; go to our website https://www.templeshaareishalom.com/ and click on
“our organization” on the top blue space and select from the drop down options.
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John Louis Malcynski Drew Asher Rosenbaum
Becomes a Bar Mitzvah
Becomes a Bar Mitzvah
On August 28, 2021
On August 21, 2021
Parent(s) Names: Jeffrey Rosenbaum
Parent(s) Names: Melissa & John and Wilma Guieb
Malcynski Grandparents’ Names: Edward & Sara Rosenbaum and Ida
Grandparents’ Names: Marla & Howard Tames and & (z”1) Wilfredo Guieb
JoAnne and John (z”l) Malcynski Sibling: Jayden
Academic Interests: My favorite subjects are math and
science. I love the fact that they have endless depth and that Sports: Tackle & Flag Football, Basketball, Golf
you can always learn something new about them. Academic Interests: Science
Special Interests: Playing Sports, and Video Games
Special Interests: I spend the majority of my free time
playing my saxophone and piano. I am in my school's Torah Portion: Ke Tavo
Symphonic Band for saxophone, and the school's Jazz Band My Bar Mitzvah Project: We donated canned goods and
for piano. I practice as much as I can and always strive to laundry supplies to Jewish Family Services. We also gave
become a better musician. several gift cards for people that cannot afford groceries. My
Torah Portion: Ki Teitzei brother and I washed cars and the proceeds were
donated to the I love Camp Jenny Foundation. What this
My Bar Mitzvah Project: I planned on helping project taught me is that there are a lot of people in this
elementary school students who struggle in their math world that do not have food, shelter or anything and by
classes. This project incorporates my love for learning in a giving back I was able to help other Jewish people in need. It
way that has endless benefits. Unfortunately, due to COVID- also taught me that it’s important to always give back to
19 guidelines, schools are not fully open and my project is charity.
not able to be completed. However, I look forward to
completing the project as schools reopen next year!
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Social Outreach, Action and Reform Committee
(S.O.A.R.)
Hi! I’m Holly Bromer, Temple Shaarei Shalom’s Social Action Chair. The past
year has been challenging in so many ways; however, I am optimistic and inspired
by the number of congregants who continue to do acts of kindness and seek ways to
repair the world.
We have partnered with the Alpert Jewish Family Services (JFS) organization to
maintain a food pantry in our building. The food pantry will help support current
JFS clients as well as those individuals and/or families in the local community that
are in need. We are here, when you need us!
Our first formal distribution event takes place on August 10 & 11th when
volunteers will come together to create more than 100 “Just In Case” bags, which
will be filled with non-perishables. There will be plenty of opportunities
throughout the 2021-22 calendar to get involved, but you can start right now by
donating the following food* items:
•Peanut Butter
•Jelly
•Canned Fruits
•Cereal
•Apple Sauce
•Crackers/Matzah
*This list will change periodically. Please refrain from donating expired items or
items in glass.
I look forward to working with our congregation this year to create a more
meaningful experience for all members and have a positive impact on our local
community. Please don’t hesitate to email me at
SocialAction@templeshaareishalom.com to learn ways to volunteer, participate,
and stay engaged.
11Next event: Scotch in the Sukkah Thursday , September 23, 2021
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JODY ABRAMS ILYSSA & EDWARD LEVICK
DECY & SHELLY (z”l) AKERS MELANIE & PHILIP LEVINE
GERNESS & HARVEY (z”l) ALPERT STEPHANIE & JAY LEVINE
LYNN & HAL ARONSON
FARA & STEPHEN BENDER LANA & JERRY (z”l) LIEBERMAN
FRAN & LANCE BERKOWITZ JOAN & HARVEY (z”l) MILOWE
KAREN BLANK & ALLAN MONOSOFF CANTOR JUDITH BORDEN OVADIA
MELISSA BOWERS DONALD PRICE (z”l)
RHODA BRENNER ANITA RICHTERMAN (z”l)
STEWART & BARBARA (z”l) BRENNER
ABE BRESSLER PHYLLIS & ALAN ROSS
DIANE CARVER (z”l) SANDRA & MURRAY (z”l) SCHNEIER
LISA & GARRY CUTHBERTSON MIMI & TED SCHWARTZMAN
MARTIN EISENBERG GERRI & BART SEINBERG
STACEY & STEVEN ELLISON MARSHA SHALLOWAY
MARILYN & JOE (z”l) ERNSTEEN FREDERICK & ROBYN SHERMAN
SYLVIA & GERALD FEFFERMAN
CARYN & ERIK FELDMAN NEIL SHYMAN
SHIRLEY & HAROLD FIDLER THE SOKOL FOUNDATION through
EVE & TOM GARVEY KAREN & COREY LEVINE
TOBY GLUCKSTERN WENDY & GEOFF STAHL
ALMA GOLDSTEIN (z”l) LISA & BARRY TENENBAUM
ANNE GORENSTEIN RABBI JOANNA TRACT &
RHODA GOTTLIEB RABBI ANTHONY FRATELLO
ADELE GREENBLATT HARRIET & IRWIN WECKER
DIANA HABER BARBARA WEISS
BOBBY & ELLIS KATZ STAN WOLK
MILTON KIPNESS (z”l) ADRIANNE & ARTHUR YAFFE
JENNIFER & DANIEL KOTOK RUTH & HERB ZARITSKY
LISA & BARRY KRONHAUS JULI ZENO
KATE LESTER
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15WITH GRATITUDE FOR THESE GENEROUS DONATIONS
2020 Temple Relief Fund Mara & Matthew Garaway
In Memory of Toby Gluckstern
Barbara Weiss Rene Hulkower, sister-in- Sharon & William Hope
law of Stanley & Mel Karen & Corey Levine
Hulkower Carole & Aaron Mall
Barbara Weiss Jerry Lieberman, husband Barbara Nussbaum
of Lana Lieberman, Phyllis & Charles Oppenheimer
father of Eve Garvey Phyllis & Alan Ross
Margaret Schenberg & Sy Rifkin
Adam Berger Scholarship Fund Florence & Martin Schwartzberg
Harriet Vesely
In Memory of
In Honor of
Frances & Lance Berkowitz Maxine & Dennis Baker Nanette Baumritter, wife of
Harold Baumritter
In Memory of Harold Baumritter Eugene Baumritter, father
Penny & James Walzer Jane Perlman, mother Harold Baumritter Frances Baumritter-Backer, mother
Penny & James Walzer Harold Perlman, father Harold Baumritter Alan Radin, brother-in-law
Penny & James Walzer Marjorie Walzer, mother Karen Blank David Rabinovitz, cousin
Penny & James Walzer Sidney Walzer, father Murray Block Anna Block, mother
Phyllis Cohen Lorie Baron, daughter-in-law
Alpert Endowment Fund (URJ Overnight Camp) Alan Feller Simon Feller, father
Anne Gorenstein & Myra Lieberman Hoffman,
In Honor of Marty Eisenberg sister-in-law of Lana
Gerry Alpert Lieberman
Anne Gorenstein & Shari Rae Mollerick, daughter
In Memory of Marty Eisenberg of Phyllis & Ralph Mollerick
Gerry Alpert Alec Alpert, father-in-law Lee & Stuart Landau Myra Lieberman Hoffman,
Gerry Alpert Murray Schneier, husband of sister-in-law of Lana
Sandy Schneier Lieberman
Gerry Alpert Jerry Lieberman, husband of Mildred Seader Alan Seader, husband
Lana Lieberman & father of
Eve Garvey
Ernsteen Endowment Fund (Membership Assistance)
Cantors Discretionary Fund In Honor of
In Memory of Marilyn Ernsteen
Robin Schupper Jeanne Schupper, mother In Memory of
Capital Campaign Fund Marilyn Ernsteen Rene Hulkower, sister-in-law of
In Memory of Stan and Mel Hulkower
Anne Gorenstein Murray Schneier, husband of Jerry Lieberman Endowment Fund
Sandy Schneier In Honor of
Ellen & Stan Hulkower Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of Timothy Combs & Adam Lieberman,
Eve Garvey The Burbank Glendale The Lieberman Family
Joyce Portnoy Leisel Bachmann, mother Pasadena Airport Police
Mona Schwartz Edward Weber, father Officers Association
Mona Schwartz Edith Schwartz, mother-in-law
In Memory of
Congregational Fund Roberta & Miles Alter Jerry Lieberman, husband of
In Honor of Lana Lieberman & father of
Eve Garvey
Paula & Howard Balgley Maxine & Dennis Baker Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Susan Bermann Lana Lieberman & father of
Janet Bleshman Eve Garvey
Lillian & Milton Breslaw Shari, Jack, Samuel & Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Pamela & Ron Cohen Gregory Baron Lana Lieberman & father of Eve
Martin Eisenberg Garvey, grandfather of Gabrielle
Caryn & Erik Feldman Bobby & Ellis Katz 60th and Shane Garvey
Wedding Anniversary Harold Baumritter Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Charna & Stanley Fertel Lana Lieberman & father of
Harriet & Martin Garnick Eve Garvey
16WITH GRATITUDE FOR THESE GENEROUS DONATIONS
Faith & Stephen Bernat Jerry Lieberman, husband of Ari Greenberg & Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of Dell Purrell Lana Lieberman & father of
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Eve Garvey, grandfather of
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Gabrielle and Shane Garvey
Susan & Gustie Brust Jerry Lieberman, husband of Adele Greenblatt Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of Lana Lieberman & father of
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Eve Garvey
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Alison & Brian Gross Jerry Lieberman, A wonderful
Deborah Chasin & Jerry Lieberman, husband of father and friend to us all
Dennis Renyi Lana Lieberman & father of Marie & James Harper & Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Eve Garvey Family Lana Lieberman & father of
Gerald Childs Jerry Lieberman, husband of Eve Garvey
Lana Lieberman & father of Lana Lieberman Jack Greenberg, brother
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Bobby & Ellis Katz Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Lana Lieberman & father of
Lucille Epstein II Jerry Lieberman, husband of Eve Garvey
Lana Lieberman & father of Ron Katz Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Lana Lieberman & father of
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Eve Garvey
Marilyn & Joel Feinberg Jerry Lieberman, a true mensch TSS Ritual Committee Jerry Lieberman, husband of
husband of Lana Lieberman & Lana Lieberman & father of
father of Eve Garvey & Adam Eve Garvey, grandfather of
Lieberman Gabrielle and Shane Garvey
Charlotte Fragakis Jerry Lieberman, husband of Karen & George Serota Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of Lana Lieberman & father of
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Eve Garvey
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Bertram & Trudy Spritz Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Elsa Freiman Jerry Lieberman, We will hold Lana Lieberman & father of
Uncle Jerry in our hearts Eve Garvey, grandfather of
forever, husband of Lana Gabrielle and Shane Garvey
Lieberman & father of Eve John & July Sudenfield Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Garvey & Adam Lieberman Lana Lieberman & father of
Samuel Fromkin Jerry Lieberman, husband of Eve Garvey, grandfather of
Lana Lieberman & father of Gabrielle and Shane Garvey
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Ruth & Herb Zaritsky Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Lana Lieberman & father of
Tom & Eve Garvey Jack Greenberg, uncle Eve Garvey
Terri & Lou Gittlin Jerry Lieberman, husband of Sara & Leonard Wane Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of Lana Lieberman & father of
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Eve Garvey
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Library Fund
Debbie & Barry Godofsky Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of In Memory of
Eve Garvey, grandfather of
Howard Cohen Helen Cohen, mother
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey
Shelley & Barry Lomove Judy Hornick, friend
Marcia & Herbert Goldstein Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Live Streaming/Zoom Programs
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey In Honor of
Adele Greenblatt Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of Caryn & Erik Feldman The following Graduates;
Eve Garvey, grandfather of Michael Cuthbertson, Samson
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey Fratello, Shane Garvey,
Carol & Saul Goodman Jerry Lieberman, husband of Grayson Handwerker, David
Lana Lieberman & father of Jacquish & Reed Sherman
Eve Garvey Beverly Sachs Trudy Lessn
Anne Gorenstein & Jerry Lieberman, husband,
Marty Eisenberg father, grandfather & a friend Milowe Endowment Fund (Scholar-in-Residence)
to so many
Ellen Green & Gerry Childs Jerry Lieberman, husband of
In Honor of
Lana Lieberman & father of
Joan Milowe
Eve Garvey, grandfather of
Joan Milowe Lauren Milowe’s Birthday
Gabrielle and Shane Garvey
Randye Wilner Good Medical Report
17WITH GRATITUDE FOR THESE GENEROUS DONATIONS
Donald Price Endowment Fund (NFTY Leadership)
In Memory of
Joan Milowe Jerry Lieberman, husband of In Memory of
Lana Lieberman, father of Judith Gurvis Abraham Pomerantz, father
Eve Garvey
Joan Milowe Murray Schneier, Friend & Rabbi Fratello Endowment Fund (Special Programs)
First Mentor at TSS In Honor of
Randye & Fred Wilner Shari Rae Mollerick, daughter
of Phyllis & Ralph Mollerick Stewart Brenner
Gerald & Sylvia Fefferman
Shirley & Harold Fidler
Miriam Schaffer Life-Long Education Fund Rhoda Gottlieb
Nancy & Sonny Seldin Donald Metsky’s 95th Birthday
In Honor of Marsha Shalloway Rabbi Fratello
Lisa Bell Carol Bell’s Bat Mitzvah Randye & Fred Wilner Saul Goodman’s Good Health
Susan & Gus Brust Noah & Alyssa’s Wedding Report
Caryn & Erik Feldman Noah & Alyssa’s Wedding
In Memory of
In Memory of
Lynn & Hal Aronson Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Susan & Gus Brust Myra Lieberman Hoffman,
Lana Lieberman & father of
sister-in-law of Lana
Eve Garvey
Lieberman
Linda Birnbaum Elliott Birnbaum, husband
Madalynn Friedman Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Maxine & Dennis Baker Elliott Birnbaum, husband of
Lana Lieberman, father of
Linda Birnbaum
Eve Garvey
Maxine & Dennis Baker Myra Lieberman Hoffman,
Michelle Wolke Avraham Ben Michel Wolke,
sister-in-law of Lana
father
Lieberman
Murray & Sandra Schneier Endowment Dennis Renyi Stephen Renyi, father
In Honor of Randye & Fred Wilner Rene Hulkower, sister-in-law of
Stanley &Mel Hulkower
Sandy Schneier Appreciation to Rabbi Fratello
& Caryn Feldman, for their Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
thoughtfulness
In Honor of
In Memory of
Gloria & David Adler
Rena Blatt Murray Schneier, husband of Marlene Rittenberg My daughter’s Engagement
Sandy Schneier Stanley Slotnick
Maxine & Herb Ginsberg Murray Schneier, husband of Rona & Steven Tata Rabbi Fratello
Sandy Schneier Susan Zinner Shelly Bender’s Birthday
Natalie & Richard Goldhaber Murray Schneier, husband of
In Memory of
Sandy Schneier
Thelma & Manny Myerson Murray Schneier, husband of Patricia Appelbaum Frank Zimbelman, father
Sandy Schneier Paula Balgley Edward Wolff, father
Norma & Ronald Poretz In loving memory of our dear Shelley Bergman-Seltzer & Jerry Lieberman, husband of
friend Murray Schneier. Dan Seltzer Lana Lieberman & father of
Never forgotten Eve Garvey
Marjorie Schimelman Murray Schneier, husband of Elayne Berman Bernard Berman, husband
Sandy Schneier Stuart Bloom Sidney Bloom, father
Harriet Schneier & Family Murray Schneier, husband of Abe Bressler Shari Mollerick, daughter of
Sandy Schneier Phyllis & Ralph Mollerick
Edmund Buzanoski Jean Buzanoski, mother
Our Children’s Scholarship Fund Ellen Buzanoski Jennie C. Cerier, mother
Pam & Ron Cohen Jerry Lieberman, husband of
In Memory of
Lana Lieberman & father of
Patricia Newman Sanvil Newman, husband Eve Garvey
Julie Sudenfield Arlene Davidson, mother
Sandy Ehrlich Anna Horder, mother
Julie Sudenfield Gerald Davidson, father Sandy Ehrlich Max Horder, father
Adrianne Yaffe Fred C. Fischman, father Phyllis Glaser Shari Mollerick, daughter of
Adrianne & Arthur Yaffe Myra Lieberman Hoffman, Phyllis & Ralph Mollerick
sister-in-law of Lana
Marvin Handler Myrna Handler, wife
Lieberman Carolyn Kleiman Murray Schneier, husband of
Adrianne & Arthur Yaffe Jerry Lieberman, husband of Sandy Schneier
Lana Lieberman & father Leslee Kramer Stanley Kramer, husband
of Eve Garvey
Alan Krutt Steven Frederick Krutt, son
18WITH GRATITUDE FOR THESE GENEROUS DONATIONS
Thalia Rosen Cantor Ovadia, Good Luck in
Sharon Lerner Susan Tauber Rubin, sister
Sharon Lerner Francine Worona, sister your future endeavor
Sharon & Frank Lerner Ada Lerner, mother In Memory of
Ralph Mollerick Jeffrey Mollerick, son
Ivan Portnoy Jacob Portnoy, father Roberta & Miles Alter Rene Hulkower, sister-in-law
Ellen Romberg Rudolf J. Romberg, husband of Stanley & Mel Hulkower
Bobby Sachs Fred Sachs, husband
Ronald Schoenfeld Morton Schoenfeld, father Lynn & Hal Aronson Elliott Birnbaum, husband of
Robin Schupper Robert Schupper, father Linda Birnbamu
Millie Seader Susan Adler, sister-in-law Lynn & Hal Aronson Myra Lieberman Hoffman,
Robyn Sherman Seymour Stern, father sister-in-law of Lana
Sheila Stempler Morris Fram, father Lieberman
Roberta & David Sturm & Susan Klein
Nancy & Bob Linda Birnbaum Elliott Birnbaum, husband
Jill Weinman & Jerry Lieberman, husband of Linda Birnbaum Emanuel S. Levin, father
Richard Rosenstein Lana Lieberman & father of Linda Birnbaum Jacob Birnbaum, father-in-law
Eve Garvey Sandy Ehrlich & Matthew Purowitz, friend
Fred Wilner Sidney Wilner, grandfather Richard Miller
Carol M. Winer Charlotte Green, mother
Sandy Ehrlich & Al Kling, friend
Carol M. Winer William Green, father
Ruth & Herb Zaritsky Myra Lieberman Hoffman, Richard Miller
sister-in-law of Lana Phyllis Glaser Arnold Cohen, brother
Lieberman Phyllis Glaser Abram Glaser, father-in-law
Phyllis Glaser Murray Schneier, husband of
Get Well Sandy Schneier
Phyllis Glaser Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Marcia & Sal Arena Ansel Slome Lana Lieberman & father of
Sam Rosen Kevin Blackmer Eve Garvey
Sam Rosen Jim Mahoney Toby Gluckstern Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of
Sacred Book Fund Eve Garvey
In Memory of Lorraine Goldberg Gladys Geetter, mother
Lorraine & Bob Goldberg Rene Hulkower, sister-in-law
Isaac Feinberg Louis B. Ginsberg, of Stanley & Mel Hulkower
father-in-law Lorraine & Bob Goldberg Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of
Sanctuary Enhancement & Floral Fund Eve Garvey
Judy Kaplan Nathan Loeb, father
In Memory of
Judy & Gerry Kaplan Nanette Baumritter, wife of
Janet Bleshman Esther Newman, mother Harold Baumritter
Judy & Gerry Kaplan Jerry Lieberman, husband of
Lana Lieberman & father of
Seinberg Endowment Fund (Post B’nei Mitzvah) Eve Garvey
In Honor of Irving Osowsky Norma Osowsky, mother
Irving Osowsky Arlene Osowsky, sister-in-law
Geri & Bart Seinberg Rabbi Fratello Marlene Rittenberg Sylvia Friedman, mother
Lisa Tenenbaum Toby Gluckstern Thalia Rosen Maurice Rosen, father-in-law
Lisa Tenenbaum B’nei Mitzvah 2020-2021 Thalia Rosen Rose Rosen, mother-in-law
Ruth & Herb Zaritsky Elliott Birnbaum, husband of
Lisa Tenenbaum Graduates of 2021 Linda Birnbaum
In Memory of
URJ Overnight Camp Scholarship
Gerri Seinberg Bessie Pure Cohen, mother
Gerri Seinberg Leonard D. Cohen, brother In Honor of
Gerri & Bart Seinberg Edward C. Boxman, friend Adele Greenblatt
Sara & Leonard Wane Our 66th Anniversary
Sisterhood Religious School Fund
In Memory of
In Honor of Sandy Ehrlich & Susan Edelstein, friend
Richard Miller
Diana Haber Bobby & Ellis Katz 60th Emma Kessler Joseph Kessler, husband
Wedding Anniversary Sara & Leonard Wane Murray Schneier, husband of
Sandy Schneier
19WITH GRATITUDE FOR THESE GENEROUS DONATIONS
Stuart Reiter Morris Reiter, father
Wecker Endowment (Reserve Account) Myrna Rosoff Zalman Rozowsky, father-in-
law
In Honor of Carol Rubel Saul Rothstein, father
Lucille Epstein II Bernard Schaffer Miriam Schaffer, wife
Bernard Schaffer Helen Greenstein, mother-in-
In Memory of law
Lucille Epstein II Evelyn Epstein, mother-in-law Sheila Stempler Ida Fram, mother
Yahrzeits Roberta Sturm Sidney Weissman, father
Marlene Wald Ruth Kushner, mother
In Memory of Myra Weingard Philip Hecht, a wonderful man
may he rest in peace
Ellen Anderman Mildred Dean, mother Myra Weingard Robert Weingard, husband
Ellen Anderman Robert Dean, father Oreene Zuckerman Edward Zuckerman, husband
Martin Anderman Samuel Anderman, father
Lorraine Bauman Ray Lieb, mother Brick
Lorraine Bauman Joel Lieb, brother Sy Rifkin In loving Memory
Carol Bell Myra Lieberman Hoffman, Lynda Weinstein
sister-in-law of Lana Sister of Sy Rifkin
Lieberman
Stephanie Bildner Bertram Bildner, husband
Stewart Brenner Barbara Brenner, wife
Sy Rifkin Francine Taishoff
Sanford Burwick Florence Burwick, mother Beloved Cousin
Sanford Burwick Martin Burwick, father of Sy Rifkin
Barbara Cohen Arnold E. Cohen, husband
Pam & Ron Cohen Phyllis Epstein, sister-in-law Deaths with our Sincere Condolences
of Lucille Epstein II Nelia Barkov
Pam & Ron Cohen Myra Lieberman Hoffman, mother of Kay Lang
sister-in-law of Lana
Lieberman Nanette Baumritter
Irene Danz Murray A. Danz, beloved father of wife of Harold Baumritter
Warren B. & Lori Danz Elliott Birnbaum
Sandra Glassman Florence Cohen, mother husband of Linda Birnbaum
Sandra Glassman Hyman Cohen, father
Natalie Goldhaber Abraham Dawidow, father Phyllis Epstein
Natalie & Richard Goldhaber Alexis Holzberg, granddaughter sister-in-law of Lucille Epstein II
Natalie & Richard Goldhaber Shari Mollerick, daughter of
Ralph & Phyllis Mollerick Isaac Feinberg
Phyllis Goldstein Beatrice Lawn, mother Rene Hulkower
Caro & Saul Goodman Stuart Wolf, friend sister-in-law of Mel & Stan Hulkower
Anne Gorenstein Alan Gorenstein, husband
Adele Greenblatt Rene Hulkower, sister-in-law Susan Klein
of Stanley & Mel Hulkower friend of Roberta Sturm
Barbara Haveson Bertha Roth, mother Maxwell Kushner
Barbara Haveson Celia Haveson, daughter brother of Marlene Wald
Barbara Haveson Jack Roth, brother
Sheila Hyman Emanuel Lurio, father Jerry Lieberman
Joan Jolles Martin David Jolles, son husband of Lana Lieberman
Joan Jolles Myron Mike Jolles, husband father of Eve Garvey (Tom)
Bernice Kaplan Seymour Carl Kaplan, husband grandfather of Gabrielle & Shane Garvey
Bobby & Ellis Katz Rebecca Caprove, Myra Lieberman Hoffman
grandmother sister-in-law of Lana Lieberman
Bobby & Ellis Katz Charles Katz, father
Carolyn Kleiman Fred Kleiman, husband Saul Luria
Carolyn Kleiman Jackalyn Kleiman, daughter
Jerome Klion Estelle Klion, mother Shari Rae Mollerick
Renee Lerner Marion Kaplan, mother daughter of Phyllis & Ralph Mollerick
Judith Lieb Louis Kohn, grandfather Murray Schneier
Lorraine Lieb Joel Lieb, brother husband of Sandra Schneier
Sanford Lieb Harry Lieb, father
Wallace Markowitz Seymour Markowitz, brother Robert Simon
Harriet Martin Louis Rosenbloom, father uncle of Carol & Bruce Levy
Thelma Myerson Gertrude Sack, mother
20Quite honestly one of them being that it was the closest Reform transition after the loss of my father was because of the emotional
Temple in our area although we did consider conservative shuls bonds with my extended family. I feel blessed and honored to be a
also. From the minute my husband and I walked through the doors, part of Temple Shaarei Shalom and an undying gratitude to those
we knew intuitively that this was the right place for us. Our sons who helped me keep myself together for the sake of my immediate
started religious school in the kindergarten class continuing to learn family and for other temple members who will need my support
prayers and sing songs that they knew from attending Jewish one day. I am looking forward to getting back to my committee and
preschool. We had several friends that became members also and participating in other rewarding activities at Temple Shaarei
that ensured continued friendships with old friends while giving all Shalom.
of us an opportunity to make new ones. Both of our boys are post
Bar Mitzvah and still have those preschool pals as part of their
temple lives. They often attend fun youth group events and will say
hello to their classmates at services.
In my demographic group of parents whose children already
became a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, there is a large dropout rate. Not
unique in our synagogue, but in many synagogues around the
country. Some families will attend services on the High Holidays;
but without membership, they miss the feeling of belonging to a
Jewish community. In the Reform Movement we need to strongly
urge our kids to continue their Jewish Education through
Choose Temple Shaarei Shalom as
Confirmation. We, as parents, need to set an example of not your Charitable Organization
"dropping out " by staying active LIFELONG temple members.
Temple Shaarei Shalom is a registered charitable
I can only speak for myself when I say that getting active in the
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important message to my kids to get involved and stay involved.
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This is how my temple acquaintances became something more. We
had unbreakable bonds regarding religion and our kids. We
participate in activities as a family sometimes for fundraising, but
mostly for fun social activities. These women that I saw on a
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Our Rabbi is especially fantastic. He is comfortable with all
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always feel warm and fuzzy when on a Shabbat Service he calls
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upon people by name. That shows close knit relationships. A
hamish place to be whether praying or socializing.
Temple Shaarei Shalom
The importance of having a relationship with our Rabbi first came in the area set aside for the
through loud and clear when my oldest son became a Bar Mitzvah.
Unlike my wedding where a Rabbi had good intentions by
name of the charitable
pretending to know us well, there was a heart warming feeling that
did not go unnoticed by our guests during the service. I felt so
organization.
much pride when the Rabbi made a speech to my son that included
stories of when he was younger and was able to say that he watched
him grow up.
This will indicate that the Temple is the
We as parents of post B'nai Mitzvah children need to know that we
are links in an unbreakable chain of spiritual fulfillment. We are an
organization to receive
extended family giving and receiving emotional support for life donations from eligible purchases.
cycle events. We laugh together and cry together. We need our kids
to learn and understand true Jewish values and how to use them in
their lives as they become adults. We need to pass onto them the
feeling of being an important part of a community. Everytime you shop you are
I will never take these relationships I have made through Temple donating to TSS!
for granted. My family will always treasure the overwhelming
caring and concern during those awful months of downs mixed
with joyous times of ups. I am in awe of how much easier the
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25LIFE CYCLE EVENTS
HAPPY AUGUST BIRTHDAY WISHES
Hal Aronson Diane Fleischmann Alan Krutt Norma Pordy
Fara Bender Sharon Freeman Bruce Leeb Joseph Reamer
Bailey Berry Noah Garfinkel Ashton Leinweber Brianna Reyburn
Allen Bluestein Lauren Goldberg Mia Leinweber Joyce Rogers
Stuart Boyer Jake Greene Gavin Lerner Sam Rosen
Lillian Breslaw Kyle Greene Joshua LeRoy Amy Rosenbloom
Edmund Buzanoski Lindsey Greene Melanie Levine Noah Rubin
A.J. Cauff Brian Greenspon Holly Lichtenfeld Jason Rubine
Drew Cohen Joshua Handwerker Barry Lomove Bart Seinberg
Edwin Crammer Barbara Haveson Carole Mall Allie Sherman
Garry Cuthbertson Brandon Hecht Craig Markovitz Melissa Singer
Lori Danz Bonna Hellman Emma Mizne Matthew Sirkin
Bonnie Dektor Dana Jobin Alan Murnick Geoff Stahl
Rhona Diccicco Susan Kay Ashley Nullman Herbert Staub
Robin Dillon Penny Kilman Zack Nullman Mark Stempler
Sondra Dobin- Samantha Klein Phyllis Oppenheimer Carole Waldman
Palmeri Benay Origlia
Julia Kochman Erica Michelle Wallace
Rochelle Dublet Maggie Kochman Jake Origlia Irwin Wecker
Lucy Eichler Michael Origlia
Julie Konowitz-Sirkin Joshua Weiner
Martin Eisenberg Michael Paschkes
Jennifer Perrone-Kotok Barbara Weiss
Chad Feierstone Marilyn Pincus
Max Krostich
Stacey Feingold
HAPPY AUGUST ANNIVERSARY WISHES
Brian & Pamela Balaguera Arlene & Richard Davidson
Carole & Sanford Barnett Sheldon & Gerda Lubow
David & Sheila Epstein
Les & Lynn Berger Ethan & Emily Fenichel Aaron & Carole Mall
Milton & Lillian Breslaw Scott & Jackie Garfinkel Jason Robinovitz & Melissa Dibble
Howard & Stacey Burnston Saul & Carol Goodman Alan & Phyllis Ross
Frank & Cheri Cantor Stanley & Ellen Hulkower Daniel Seltzer & Rochelle Bergman-
Seltzer
Leonard & Laura Cline Gerald & Judith Kaplan
Mark & Katie Stempler
Joseph & Frances Cohen Harvey & Barbara Kart
Sara & Leonard Wane
Ronald & Pamela Cohen Barry & Shelley Lomove
Harold & Shirley Weitz
Scott & Ronna Cohen Marilyn & Alfred Lubell
Arthur & Adrianne Yaffe
Warren & Lori Danz
26https://
www.templeshaareishalom.com/
calendar/
Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)
7 PM Israeli 7 PM Ritual 11:30 AM Sisterhood 7:30 Shabbat
Committee Zoom Committee Meeting Board Meeting Services
Meeting
7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13)
9:00 AM Torah Study 7 PM TSS Executive 7:30 Shabbat
Committee Meeting Services
10:30 AM Shabbat
Services
14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20)
9:00 AM Torah Study 10 AM 7 PM Temple Board 4 PM Youth Group 7:30 Shabbat
Congregational Meeting Program– Open Services
10:30 AM Shabbat Meeting Lounge
Services
21) 22) 23) 24) 25) 26) 27)
9:00 AM Torah Study 9:30 AM Religious 4 PM Youth Group 7:30 Shabbat
School Welcome Program– Open Services
10:30 AM Shabbat Back/Open House Lounge
Services & Bar
Mitzvah of John-Louis 10:00 AM Temple
Malcynski Open House
28) 29) 30) 31) 1)
9:00 AM Torah Study 9:30 Religious 7 PM Israeli 5 PM Religious
School Committee Meeting School Hebrew Help
10:30 AM Shabbat Session
Services & Bar 9:30 Men’s Havurah
Mitzvah of Drew Golf Event 6:30 PM Religious
Rosenbaum School 7-12 Grade
4 PM Youth Group
Kick Off Event
8 PM Selichot Service
and Program
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