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March / April 2021 ᴥ Adar ~ Nisan ~ Iyar 5781
Member of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
WE MISS YOU!!
Left to right: Bookkeeper-Katiana Louis, Cantor Allan Robuck, Synagogue Administrative Assistant-
Meryl Poweski, Facilities Assistant-Roy Baryosef, Facilities Assistant-Lindsey Jeffores, Director Youth and
Family Education-Amy Geboff, Executive Director-Rachel Rosenberg O’Brien, Youth Director-Jayme
Epstein, Rabbi David Kay, Education Assistant-Tracey Levy, Facilities Manager-Eddie Rivera
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Haveirim Y’karim – Dear Friends –
DID YOU KNOW
It’s been a year, now, since we had to
...that you can reach
shut down our synagogue building be-
Rabbi Kay
cause of the pandemic. We resumed in- on-line?
person services – with precautions in Rabbikay@ohevshalom.org
place – in July, but we haven’t had an
Oneg Shabbat or Kiddush lunch togeth- Congregation Ohev Shalom Bulletin
Published bi-monthly by
er since last March. Congregation Ohev Shalom
613 Concourse Parkway South
In the meantime, we’ve had virtual Maitland, FL 32751
Passover seders, an all-virtual High 407-298-4650 • fax 407-636-4080
Holidays, and dozens of virtual life-cycle events – including B’nei PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Mi(vah, funerals and shiv’ah minyanim, holiday celebrations, Rabbi David Kay
Rabbi Emeritus Aaron D. Rubinger
weddings, and baby-namings. Despite facing challenges we never Cantor Allan Robuck
dreamed of in our 103-year history, we’ve come through it all Executive Director Rachel Rosenberg O’Brien
Director, Youth/Family Education Amy Geboff
beautifully.
OFFICERS
That’s because of you, our wonderful Ohev Shalom family. President: Rachel D. Gebaide
Exec. Vice Pres: Marcy Kast
Now that it seems we can see the light at the end of the pandemic V.P. Operations: Debby Gendzier
tunnel – not over, but moving steadily in that direction – it’s time V.P. Youth & Family Ed: Lorraine Kessler
V.P. Resource Development: Brett Spector
for some serious hakarat ha-tov. The popular translation for that V.P. Membership: Nina Oppenheim
Hebrew phrase is “gratitude”, but in this case, I think it’s good to Secretary: Dan Rothbaum
Treasurer: Eric Schwartz
translate it more literally: “recognizing the good”. Parliamentarian: Dana Rusonik
Immediate Past President: Steven Hornik
For the last year, we’ve talked about the “silver linings” in the pan-
demic. There have been many – not the least of which is discover- Melody Apter Terri Mayle
Susan Bodell Steven A. Newman
ing just how resilient and resourceful, just how strong and adapta- Jeffrey Bornstein Craig Novick
ble our congregation truly is. All of us have discovered or devel- Burton Chasnov Dan Rothbaum
Richard L. Cohen Dana Rosnik
oped skills we never knew we had or thought we weren’t capable
Dan Coultoff Sandra Saft
of. Ed Danuff Bill Sholk
Marc Feuerman Sara Nathan Stern
From our facilities staff to our professional staff, from our newest Janet Friedman Barry Stern
members to those with the most longevity, from our volunteers to Robert Gamson Mark Stone
Denise Ganson Tom Wolfe
our board and officers – every one of you has played an invaluable Lindsey Gluck Shelley Fenton-Zeira
part, not only in keeping Ohev Shalom open, but keeping is dy- Stacy Gotlib
Richard Heller
namic and relevant. Sandra Herman
Stuart Kimball
I sincerely hope that each of you not only recognizes the good in
the other members of our Ohev Shalom family, but that you truly MEN’S CLUB CO-PRESIDENTS
Elliott Davis & Steve Herman
recognize the good in yourself. A crisis like this one brings out the
SISTERHOOD CO-PRESIDENTS
true nature of both people and institutions. We can feel gratified Es Cohen & Sandi Saft
that our synagogue has shown itself to be a fine example of what a
EDITORIAL STAFF
k’hillah k’doshah, a sacred community, should be. Debbie Bornstein Meryl Poweski
L’shalom,
David
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A NOTE FROM YOUR CANTOR
Dear Friends: love learning new things that they learned at camp
or on the radio. Have you ever listened to Jewish
I’m writing this a few
Rock Radio? Check it out on the internet. You
days after the COS
will be amazed and surprised by all the wonderful
Gala. If you missed it,
new music being performed.
let me tell you that it
was spectacular. I It is not only the kid’s music that has changed.
don’t understand all The music of the liturgy is changing all the time.
the ins and outs of do- There are historical melodies and themes which I
ing a zoom program. would never change. Truth be told, I’m singing
The people who did it for us were unbelievable. I several things that are different now than when I
especially enjoyed the concert by the Maccabeats. started here. I have entire collections of music of
I’ve been listening to them for a while and I really South American synagogues. I have collections of
enjoy their singing. If you were unable to a:end, I music from the Kehillah movement – small con-
strongly suggest you go to you tube and search for gregations that don’t do all the traditional things
the Maccabeats. They sound great and they are a that we think are normative but still within the
lot of fun to watch. They also have some serious scope of Conservative Judaism. On top of that are
pieces which are very moving. all the pieces that I play at piano Shabbat. Most of
them would not work without the piano. That is
Groups like the Maccabeats remind me just how
perhaps the biggest change of all. Last year I used
much Jewish music has changed in the 30 years
a new melody that I got from Rabbi Kay for the
since I started at COS. When I began a:ending
“Ey( Chayim” prayer at the end of the Torah ser-
services at COS 35 years ago, I heard the same
vice. It was shocking at first. Now people ask
melodies that I had grown up with. That was very
when we are going to use it all the time.
comforting. Once I became the Hazzan, it started
to become seriously mundane. The more I I hope that, like me, you are finding new meaning
learned, the more surprised I was at the variety of in the liturgy through these new melodies. They
new music that was available. Later I was able to have invigorated my singing and my a:itude. I
participate with Visions, our female trio. Not only hope you will give it a chance when you hear
did they sing some of the new songs that were something unfamiliar. If we do it enough, it be-
coming out, but we composed several pieces. The comes the norm and not the change. It keeps our
Adon Olam I wrote for them is still sung in several services a living, breathing entity. To use my fa-
synagogues around the USA. vorite quote from literature, “all movement is rela-
tive. Sometimes you change by not moving.” I’ve
The music in the Hebrew School is vastly different
got to keep changing just to keep up.
than it was when I started. There are hundreds of
new Jewish musicians pu:ing out recordings. We L’shalom,
still sing some of the old favorites, but the kids Cantor Robuck
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Dear Friends, KIDDUSH LUNCHEONS
2021 GALA The Reopening Task Force, which worked tireless-
ly to allow COS to reopen safely for in-person ser-
Thank you to everyone
vices and other limited face-to-face opportunities,
who a:ended Congre-
is meeting this week to discuss when and how to
gation Ohev Shalom’s
offer kiddush luncheons and other on-site meals as
first-ever Virtual Gala!
well as how best to facilitate an in-person rabbinic
While I confess that I
visit. The task force includes medical professionals
hope it will be our last-
and reviews guidance from the CDC and a major
ever virtual gala, we
hospital system. We will not make these decisions
were fortunate to have
lightly, and we appreciate your continued pa-
entertainment that likely would not have been pos-
tience.
sible but for the virtual format. Tamir Goodman
inspired us with his experiences on the basketball WE’RE GOING TO ISRAEL!
court and perspectives off the court, and the al-
When Tom Brady and Gronk announced “We’re
ways-fun Maccabeats entertained while we en-
going to Disney World!“ after the Tampa Bay Bucs
joyed delicious dinners delivered to our homes by
won the Super Bowl in their home stadium, I con-
Arthur’s Catering. Thank you to Bre: Spector, Ra-
sidered how many people were forced to postpone
chel Rosenberg O’Brien, the entire Gala team, and
or cancel their dream vacations, including long-
our sponsors for their work and support to make
awaited plans to visit Israel. When international
this year’s Gala a success!
travel resumes with some normalcy, I would love
RABBINIC SEARCH return to Israel to visit family and soak up the
beauty of our homeland. At the beginning of the
Ohev Shalom continues to engage in our Rabbinic
pandemic, COS joined with JNF for a virtual tour
Search. As the commi:ee co-chairs previously
of Israel. I look forward to the time, hopefully
shared, we are continuing our conversation with
soon, when we can begin to talk seriously about an
Rabbi Werbin and the search process remains open
actual, in-person, congregational trip to Israel.
to new candidates. We are hopeful that the Rab-
binical Assembly’s “travel ban” for congregations I hope to see everyone soon. As always, if you
and rabbis “in search” will be lifted soon so that have any questions or concerns, please contact me
we can safely host candidates in-person. Thank at COSPresident613@gmail.com.
you to the dedicated members of the Rabbinic
L’Shalom
Search Commi:ee as we continue with this process
Rachel D. Gebaide
and to every member of our congregation who has
President
participated in the focus groups and virtual visits.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MESSAGE
Wow COS - you really Even though COS may feel a bit distant or differ-
know how to make ent because of COVID, we are here, learning,
someone feel welcome! building, and enhancing this incredible communi-
Since my very first day ty for your return. Every day I am having discus-
on January 4th, I have sions about what COS will look like when we can
been embraced with fully return to the building for High Holidays,
open arms into this Kiddush lunches and other Simchas. Stay tuned…
amazing community. I cannot wait to meet you!
There have been cards, plants, lots of emails and a
few in-person visits, with masks of course!
Throughout all these interactions, I have been giv-
en pieces of information and bits advice from pas-
sionate members to help me learn how to care for
their beloved congregation. A couple of times I
have heard, “You may already know this…” In
most of these cases, however, the story that fol- COS Judaica Shop
lowed was one I had not heard before. Each new
story is a new puzzle piece that connects me to the
larger story of how the amazing COS community
works, and how I can serve. PASSOVER IS COMING!!
Do you need a Seder Plate?
You do not know me yet and I hope we will meet
We carry:
each other very soon, but one thing you should
Matzah Covers • Matzah Holders
know is I LOVE KNOWING HOW THINGS
Mezuzahs • Yads • Shofars
WORK! I enjoy all the details, the stories, the his-
Washing Cups • Kiddish Cups
tory, and relationships which have brought us to Candlesticks • Havdalah Sets
this point. So, keep your stories coming! As we Talit • Challah Boards & More.
get to know each other, I hope you will share your Tuesday 10:30AM-1:00PM
knowledge and history with me, as well as your Wednesday 2:00PM-4:30PM
Thursday 11:00AM-1:30PM
wishes for the future of COS. It will help me
learn, understand, and appreciate all the connec-
or by appointment!
tions our members have to this rich community
Please call Robin at 407.463.4736
and how you would like to connect in the future.
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COS Sisterhood
E C S S A place for Jewish women to connect, learn and contribute
Passover was a special time in my house when I Passover, we must tell the stories of the women
was growing up. Perhaps the beginning of “early who played a crucial role in the Exodus narrative.
spring cleaning” when my mom would start in the
There is Yocheved, Moses’ mother, and Shifra and
kitchen by clearing the kitchen cabinets of Not Ko-
Puah, the famous midwives that helped save Isra-
sher for Passover foods and then move to the refrig-
elite boys from death. There is Pharaoh’s daughter
erator to clean it out.
Batya, who defied her own father and pulls baby
The regularly-used dishes, pots and pans were Moses out of the Nile. And there is Miriam, Moses’
carefully boxed up. Then we went down to the sister. Miriam, along with her two brothers, pro-
basement to haul all the dishes and other pots and vided the Jewish people with the ingredients nec-
pans back up to be used for the upcoming holiday. essary for redemption. All three led the Jewish
I still remember the circus glass bowls we used for people in their own way: Moses by teaching Torah,
soup! Yes, we were ge:ing ready for Pesach. Aaron by his service as the high priest, and Miriam
by teaching the women.
Passover Seders were ALWAYS held at Bubbe and
Zayde’s house. The smells of the holiday still reso- These aforementioned women had a vision leading
nate with me. The Maxwell House Haggadahs… out of the darkness surrounding their world. They
had the red wine and charoset “stains” from the were women of action, prepared to defy authority
use of the previous year. And Zayde…he conduct- to make their vision a reality immersed in the light
ed the ENTIRE Pesach service. OY! It was certainly of the day.
a late night. And no dishwasher was availa-
A fairly new ritual at some Passover Seder tables
ble….my cousins and I washed and dried every-
to honor Miriam is the Miriam’s Cup. It stands be-
thing.
sides Elijah’s Cup. Unlike Elijah’s Cup, which is
On Passover, Jews are charged with sharing the filled with wine, Miriam’s Cup is filled with water.
story of the Exodus, going from slavery to freedom It serves as a symbol of Miriam’s Well, which was
and to see ourselves as having lived through that the source of water for the Israelites in the desert.
story, so that we may be:er learn how to be:er live Pu:ing a Miriam’s Cup on your table is a way of
our lives. The stories we tell our children shape
what they believe to be possible—which is why at (Sisterhood continued on page 7)
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MEMBERSHIP MINUTE Sisterhood (continued from page 6)
Get ready for something making your seder more inclusive of the women
new for our members! of Passover.
The membership commi:ee It is also a way of drawing a:ention to the im-
is planning a networking portance of Miriam and the other women of the
group to support our COS Exodus story, women who have sometimes been
family:
overlooked but about whom our tradition says, “If
“GIVE HELP/GET HELP” = it wasn’t for the righteousness of women of that
(GH)² generation we would not have been redeemed
Our congregation is here for YOU, our members - from Egypt” (Babylonian Talmud, Sotah 9b).
especially now and…always! What are some of your favorite Passover memo-
We are seeking members to mentor as well as to be ries? What special women have made a positive
mentored. Perhaps you need help or can give help impact in your life? Over the next week, give that
to someone who needs to write a resume, practice some thought because in March, the Sisterhood
job interviewing, assess professional development will host a special Miriam’s Cup event.
or business planning. We need YOU! Watch for
Lead by Penny Goldstein, we will paint a Miriam’s
emails with more information and sign-up forms.
Cup that can be used during your Pesach Seder.
If you have any membership needs, please contact We will share our many fond memories as we
me, Nina Oppenheim, ninaopp1@gmail.com.
paint! Details will be provided as the date and
In the meantime, please keep safe and stay well. time is finalized, so watch your Ohev emails from
Warmly, Sisterhood!
Nina Other upcoming Sisterhood programs include a
trivia night in April, Spring college outreach, re-
shaping Third Thursdays, learning programs and
more!
On behalf of the wonderful, strong and dedicated
women of the Sisterhood, Sandi Saft, Co-Executive
Leader, joins me as together we happily say,
“Chag Pesach Samech!”
With warm hugs,
Es Cohen, Co- Executive Leader
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Youth and Family Education
From Amy Geboff, Director of Youth and Family Education
It is hard to believe that it in August we will be face to face and if needed,
has been a year since the offer a zoom track for those not ready to return in
Pandemic changed how we person.
live. Schools went virtual,
In just a few weeks we will be celebrating Passo-
Zoom Seders became a
ver. This year some may be in person outside or
thing, camps and summer
in their bubble or be with family and friends all
programs started being can-
over the country and world on zoom. Passover
celled, ge:ing a haircut was
commemorates our exodus from 400 years of slav-
impossible, and travel
ery to freedom and the beginning of our wander-
stopped. For our youth and families, no MA-
ing until we reached the land of Israel. Could the
CHANEH OHEV, no annual Spring play, no USY
pandemic be a modern day plague, a reminder
conventions, no in person Shabbat Kavod or grad-
from God that we are partners with God to take
uation. We all thought by August we would be
care of the world and each other? As Jews, we be-
back to normal. Now a year later we are not out of
lieve that we have free will and can make choices.
the woods, but we have learned to adapt and be
The choices we make have consequences that im-
creative and have learned new ways of communi-
pact not only ourselves, but others.
cating, teaching and interacting much of which
will broaden our ability to reach people when life Is there a positive lesson from any of this? In the
returns to normal. We are slowly adding more Torah and in the Haggadah we see that God says
face to face programs. We are planning on MA- to the Jewish people often, “I am the Lord your
CHANEH OHEV 2021 the first week of June and God who took you out of the land of Egypt.” We
expect to have the same fun as always with a are constantly reminded that had God not inter-
smaller camp and some changes in our proce- vened through Moses, we might still be in slavery.
dures. I also believe that when we return to school (School continued on page 11)
Save the Date!
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with the Shinshiniot from the Roth Family JCC to
bring a 3-Part Series to all of our 8th - 12th graders.
Shalom All,
The series, An Inside Look on Israeli Politics, will
I cannot believe that as I am
teach our teens about the political parties, climate,
writing this, we are ap- and more through discussion, games, and art. This
proaching one year into this program will help to prepare our students when
pandemic. It has certainly
they are faced with anti-Zionism in school or any-
been an interesting year filled
where. Registration can be found on the Ohev Sha-
with highs and lows for eve-
lom website. This series is open to both members
ryone. I remember last March being the first of my
and non-members.
friends to host a virtual birthday dinner. I never
If you are not receiving my weekly email update
thought that I would be planning for that again this
of programs, and would like to be added to my
year, but alas, here we are. However, at Ohev, the
distribution list, send me an email at
youth department is not le:ing this pandemic hold
youth@ohevshalom.org. As always, I love hearing
us back or get the best of us. We have hosted an
your feedback. Please reach out at any time.
array of programs and will continue to do so, as
long as we can continue to do it safely. L’Shalom,
Jayme Epstein
February was a great month of programs. We were
able to host Hamentashen bakes for our Olim and
Kadima groups, have our Tie
Dye/Nerf War Extravaganza
for COSUSY, and DDD
(Dinner, Daber, D’var) contin-
ued with new students joining
in on the discussion. Looking
forward to March and April,
we will have just as many
wonderful programs. We will
be hosting Chocolate Seders
for Olim and Kadima on Sun-
day, March 7th. Registration is
open for these programs on
ohevshalom.org. COSUSY will
be hosting Israel programs,
Kabbalat and Kibbi( at Lake
Lily, Passover programs and
more!
We are excited to be partnering
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COS Men’s Club Update
E D S H
The COS Men’s Club is actively working on plan- is to provide a forum for discussion, dissemination
ning and implementing programs for the syna- of information and provide support to our com-
gogue membership and the community at large, munity to help prevent substance use disorders,
with a focus on social distancing and virtual activi- provide support groups for those in need, and pro-
ties in order to maintain a safe environment during vide reference information for those looking for
the pandemic. support. We hope to encourage the community to
more openly discuss substance use disorder issues
The Men’s Club organizes a monthly bike ride on
and thereby reduce the stigma and embarrassment
the first Sunday of each month at the popular Sem-
felt by many in our community.
inole Wekiva Trail. The Seminole Wekiva Trail
heads almost due north for 13 miles through Semi- The approach to B’ri’ut will be scheduled in multi-
nole County starting at the San Sebastian Trailhead ple programs. The first program will take the front
off SR 436 in Altamonte Springs. It runs east of SR line personnel (those who have contact with mem-
434, and ending at its current terminus just south bers of their organization, congregants, etc.) and
of SR 46 near Sanford. The next 3 rides are sched- provide orientation and education at a 1/2 day ses-
uled for Sunday, March 7 at 8:30 a.m., Sunday, sion, scheduled for Thursday, March 4th, focusing
April 11th at 8:30 a.m. and Sunday, May 2, 2021 at on how to recognize substance use disorders. We
8:30 a.m. Men, women and teens can all partici- will include guest speakers who have dealt with
pate. Riders need not be expert bicycle riders. The substance use situations. The second portion will
rides start and end at the same location. be a full day, scheduled for Sunday, March 7th and
will include training on how to interact and deal
Due to COVID-19 and the current state of Saturday
with someone needing assistance. Both sessions
services in the sanctuary, the annual Men’s Club
will be led by certified trainers.
Shabbat scheduled for Saturday, March 20th has
been postponed to late August. COS Men’s Club has started an online Bridge
Group and ALL are welcome. It requires internet
The COS Men’s Club, in collaboration with 14 local
access and a laptop/computer to access the website
Jewish organizations, have recognized a need for a
and play – the screens on cell phones are too small.
program that addresses substance abuse. We all
We play this while on a zoom call so we can kib-
feel an urgency to move quickly to get this pro-
bi( while we play. The zoom can be on a cell
gram up and running. We have invited all com-
phone or most of us just leave the zoom app open
munity Rabbis, Cantors, Educators, and Executive
in the background on the same device that we play
Directors. The program is called B’ri’ut.
(Men’s Club continued on page 12)
B’ri’ut is Hebrew for “acceptance.” Our objectiveADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 11
School (continued from page 8 facilities, the importance of checking in on our old-
er adults and anyone who lives alone. The list of
Had we not been in slavery, we would not have heroes goes on. One might think, ok, I get the con-
wandered in the desert receiving the Torah and cept but isn’t it going to the extreme to make the
therefore would not be the Jewish people. The ex- point? I will let you draw your own conclusions.
perience of slavery was no doubt horrible. There
We are coming closer to the end of our school
were generations of Jews who were born and died
year. We have a wonderful variety of experiences
in slavery. In life we need to understand sadness
and programs both in person and on zoom from
and hardship to appreciate happiness. Had we
our youth groups, to school to programs for fami-
not been slaves, we probably would not appreciate
lies with young children. We hope you will join
the gift of the Torah and the gift of freedom. The
us!
pandemic has taken a half million lives, people are
out of work and behind in bills, long haulers are As you sit at your Passover table, take the oppor-
still having difficulty and the emotional impact is tunity to appreciate the good things in your life
just coming to the surface. We have been able to and remember our responsibility to take care of
see the kindness of strangers, the incredible dedi- those less fortunate than us.
cation of teachers, the daily risks that health care I wish you Chag Pesach Sameach.
workers, first responders, grocery store employees
Amy
are taking, the commitment of staff in senior living
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Men’s Club (continued from page 10) to the congregation in late February. The Men’s
Club Mensch for February was Jerry Leibman and
on. Bridge requires 4 people to play and no real the Mensch for March is Michael Wheeler. There is
experience is required – we can teach you. If you a link to the newsle:er on the COS Week at a
know how to play spades, then you know half the Glance email sent out Friday afternoons.
rules. We break people up into tables of 4 and
B’shalom
move you into separate zoom rooms to keep the
Ellio. Davis and Dr. Steven Herman – Co-Presidents
zoom noise down while we play. We use Bridge-
Base.com to play and you just need to create a free
account. There is no cost to play. Once you create
an account, send Jim Tinkoff (jtinkoff@cfl.rr.com) Pictures from some of the Ma’Asim Tovim
or Andy Rosen (andy@pineloch.com) an email Volunteers. If interested please contact
with your BridgeBase ID, your email address and Dolores Indek or Richard Schwartz
if you already know how to play. If you and your
spouse are playing, let us know if you want to play
as partners. Currently we play Tuesdays at 4 p.m.
and will send out emails a day or two before with
the table/partner assignments and then just join us
that Tuesday at 4p.m. If you are interested, let us
know and we will contact you with more detailed
instructions.
In America, Yom HaShoah Remembrance Day is
Thursday, April 8, 2021. The Candle is Yellow to
remind us of the Yellow Star Jews were forced to
wear to identify them as Jews and open them to
ridicule and persecution. Light a candle the even-
ing of April 7 and make it visible by an outside
window.
The monthly Men’s Club newsle:er was emailedADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 13
Note: You can submit “Ask the
Rabbi” questions by e-mail at
JewishQs@gmail.com
by RABBI DAVID KAY
Dear Rabbi There are conditions, of course. The food must be
kept separate. Anything left over must be flushed
As if preparing for Passover isn’t stressful enough –
away or otherwise removed from the home per-
this year, it starts on Saturday night! So, does that
manently and irretrievably. We must be extremely
mean an extra day of ma0ah?
careful that no crumbs or other food residue re-
- Already Withdrawing from Leavening
mains. It’s best to use only disposable dishes and
utensils and to shake out the tablecloth outdoors,
Dear AWL – then store it away with other non-Passover items.
The answer is, predictably enough, “Yes…and Most important, the meal on Shabbat morning
no.” must be complete by the fourth hour from sunrise,
or about 11:15 AM in Orlando this year
Because we may not cook or make preparations
(2021/5781).
for Pesach on Shabbat, everything gets pushed
back one day: b’dikat hamei0 (search for leaven) is A much less challenging approach, however, is to
done Thursday evening, rather than Friday even- have full kosher-for-Passover meals on Shabbat,
ing; bi’ur hame0 (burning/nullification of leaven) is and use ma0ah ashirah (literally, “enriched
done Friday morning, rather than Saturday morn- ma(ah”, be:er known as egg ma(ah). It’s cus-
ing. tomary to refrain from eating ma(ah at least from
the day before Pesach, so as to eat it at the Seder
So yes, this means your home must be Passover-
“with appetite” (b’hipazon). Since ma0ah ashirah
ready before Shabbat begins. But that doesn’t nec-
does not fulfill the obligation for eating ma(ah,
essarily mean an extra day of ma(ah.
qualifies for saying hamo0i, and can be easily
Ordinarily, we consume no more hamei0 (actual found kosher-for-Passover.
leavening or anything that may have come in con-
The Rabbinical Assembly of the Conservative
tact with actual leavening) after bi’ur hamei0 is
movement publishes a Passover Guide, which is
done. But since we may still eat leavening until the
updated every year. Ohev Shalom also distributes
fourth hour after sunrise on the day of Erev Pe-
a condensed version of this guide each year. If you
sach, it is technically possible to have both Friday
haven’t received yours, please let us know!
night dinner and Shabbat lunch with challah and
non-Passover food.PAGE 14 • MARCH / APRIL 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781
Saturday, March 6th at 5:30
p.m., we celebrate the Bat
Mivah of Samantha Golden,
daughter of Staci & Steven
Golden.
Saturday, March 13th at 9:30 a.m.
we celebrate the Bat Mivah of
Sophia Scheinberg, daughter of
Rachel & Jeremy Scheinberg.
B’nai Mitzvah
MarchADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 15 TO OUR MARCH ANNIVERSARIES 1 Jerold & Robin Kaplan 23 Howard & Pearl LeVowi( 3 Jeffrey & Debra Bornstein 23 Yashaira & Juliet Gomes 3 Aileen & Edgar Schaked 24 Richard & Do:ie Appelbaum 5 Craig & Jessica Novick 24 Peter & Janet Burg 6 Clay Losier & Nicole Mayer 25 Ryan & Amy LeVowi( 8 Abby & Brian Nelson 26 Julio & Vicky Hajdenberg 9 Asher & Emily Sherkow 28 Martin & Sharon White 10 Andrew & Lynda Kleiman 28 Michael & Jackie Hirsch 10 Sco: & Erika Siegel 29 Ma:hew Cox & Joyce Ackerbaum Cox 11 Auryt & Nuno Teixeira 29 Mark & Caryn Israel 11 Miguel & Cheris Munoz 29 John & Debbie Horowi( 13 Jack & Melanie Gluck 30 Richard Geller & Gabriela Roitman-Geller 15 Steven Sable & Susan Shapiro 31 Ofer & Cheryl Ben Tov 16 Robert & Francine Silio 17 Howard & Sivan Goldberg 18 Michael & Naomi Lang 19 Andrea & Joseph Berman 21 Andrew & Karen Reiff 22 Marjorie & Edward Postal
PAGE 16 • MARCH / APRIL 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 TO OUR APRIL ANNIVERSARIES 1 Beth & Mark Gruber 24 Joseph & Dara Lahav 3 Eric Smith & Leah Silver 27 Lester & Gloria Levine 5 Andrew & Marla Rosen 27 Edward Webman & Marcia Tabak 5 Julie & Hugh Encinias 6 Richard & Ellen Mayer 6 Michael & Renee Libow 8 Howard & Mindy Sakowi( 8 Amanda & Michael Nappi 9 David & Erika Wertheim 12 Henry & Pam Levine
ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 17
1 Marissa Schauder 7 Abigail Siegel 12 Ava Weber 23 Michael Kancher
1 Elijah Losier 7 Allen Saft 13 Leah Aidif 23 Nancy Ludin
2 Karen Gross 7 Sydney Ackerbaum 13 David Sackel 23 Linda Berns
2 Yolanda Barrios Cox 13 Gene Josephs 23 Yasmeen Siminou
2 Emma Cohen 7 Miles Saffran 13 Danielle Adler 23 Marc Shapiro
2 Ellio: Countess 7 Siamak Siminou 14 Emily Weinstein 24 Steven Postal
2 Renee Libow 7 Linda Wallerstein 14 Joey Korman 24 David Weinstein
2 William Goldberg 7 Eve Homburger 14 Arianna Wertheim 24 Nathaniel Cohen
2 Julie Encinias 8 Max Abramson 14 Samuel Brower 24 Jayme Epstein
2 Camden Turner 8 Evan Ko(in 15 Evan Losier 24 Mackenzie Coultoff
3 Renee Friedman 8 Shayna Danuff 15 Liliana Wi: 24 Chelsea Jacobson
3 Jeffrey Greenwald 8 Sco: Siegel 15 Jessica Yarmuth 24 Reed Warren
3 Ethan Pollack 8 Joel Sowalsky 15 Rosalind Friedman 25 Lisa Levin
3 Haley Codron 8 Lisa Rosen 15 Alyssa Li:man 25 Helen Krave(ky
3 Daniel Brock 8 Carla Stein 15 Carly Polejes 26 Jonathan Alper
3 Max Ka(en 8 Robin Feuerman 16 Asher Aremband 26 Andrew Rosen
3 Norma Kusne(- 8 Dyan Goodman 16 Micah Greenwald 26 Sandra Applebaum
Koller 9 Eli Kahn 16 Bailey Sokoloff 26 Tami Segal
3 Hava Wasserman 9 Michael Mayer 17 Britani Stein 26 Jaydin Moskowi(
3 Andrew Gluck 9 Lyndi Stein 17 Francine Levy 26 Charlo:e Knapp
4 Stan Sujka 10 Sara Stern 17 Robert Neuman 26 Nicole Mayer
4 Parker Davis 10 Ruth Darvin 17 Elina Ratick 27 Rafael Bryskin
4 Marcia Ka( 10 Alexandra Adler 18 Meryl Poweski 27 Madison Reeber
5 Stephanie Engelberg 11 Dagny Nelson 18 Barry Stern 27 Shelley Fleet
5 Steven Koplow 11 Zoe Myers-Bochner 18 Steven Worman 28 Ethan Arace
5 Daron Rebar 11 Erika Brehne 19 Jayden Koren 28 Richard Appelbaum
5 Ma:hew Poweski 11 David Green 19 Rosalie Levy 28 Daniel Rowland
5 Livia Smith 12 Donna Breit 20 Andrew Spector 29 Robert Slavkin
6 Evan Schauder 12 Emily Lipkin 20 Robert Amyx 30 Elaine Goldberg
6 Andrei Sujka 12 Sofie Cohen 21 Be:e Hyman 31 Elizabeth Folgeman
6 Harrison Gorman 12 Ilan Segal 21 Ethan Shear 31 Sonja Marchesano
6 Andrew Reiff 12 Jacob Slavkin 21 Russell Kropp 31 Claude:e Naft
7 Benjamin Brent 12 Lo:ie Cohen 23 Lisa TrabinPAGE 18 • MARCH / APRIL 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 1 David Ossin 6 Rebeca-Ann 15 Sari Greenstein 23 Melvin Cohen 2 Edward Abramson Weinstock 15 Barbara Weiss 23 John Cowin 2 Rebecca Klafter 7 Jeffrey Stein 16 Nancy Faracchio 23 Lee Sisselsky 2 Gilly Shisgal 7 Louis Stern 16 Jacob Buchanan 23 Caryn Israel 2 Sco Greenberg 7 Sandra Roth 16 Melanie Gluck 23 Miriam Josephs 2 Barry Buchalter 7 Sarah Bartle 16 Ken Davis 24 Noa Weil 2 Cori Plotkin 7 Elana Grodin 16 Jordan Amyx 24 Amanda Lent 2 Jason Ko&in 8 Noah Blaher 16 Howard Sackel 24 Yael Rugar 2 Dolores Indek 8 Mason Ka&en 16 Jeffrey Kast 25 Holly Mandelkern 3 Emily Gluck 8 Jean Dolen 17 Jessica Zimmon 25 William Yarmuth 3 Jeffrey Friedman 8 Kaitlyn Giffard 17 Rebecca Stern 25 David Osteen 3 Jared Oppenheim 9 Jonah Goldman Kay 17 Ellio Buren 26 Shirley Terry 3 Jonathan Eichenholz 10 Nancy Hayt 18 Zachary Fenton-Zeira 26 Jessica Levine 4 Sharon White 10 Genie Blaher 18 Gayle Zamore 27 Carly Shapiro 4 Marc Greenstein 10 Jared Sholk 18 Robin Friedman 27 Stephanie Miller 4 Danielle Reeber 11 Joshua Sachs 18 Cristine Goldberg 27 Susan Shapiro 4 Maurice Salamy 11 Leah Krinker 19 Nathan Einhorn 27 Wanda Stanek 4 Aileen Field 11 Alex Andino 19 Laura Kerben LaBoda 27 Sharon Weil 4 Michael Hirsch 11 Robby Kleiman 20 Leah Scheinblum 28 Joan Rosenman 4 Sara Buren 11 Jacquelin Arndt 20 Michael Levin 28 Steven Sable 4 Roxanne Arnon 12 Robert Gamson 20 Melody Apter 28 Rachel Briskman 4 David Zissman 12 Abby Arace 21 Marlee Berman 28 Diane Brown 5 Auryt Teixeira 12 Andy Brenner 21 Naomi Lang 28 Ellio Davis 5 Jeremy Gorovi& 12 Lily Brenner 21 Lois Legg 29 Sari Greenstein 5 Amy Lipkin 12 Hope Grider 21 Ashley Rusonik 29 Tobey Smith 6 Aileen Schaked 13 Ava Kurzon 21 Rachel Selber Kropp 29 Tillie Tauber 6 Gerald Rutberg 13 Alec Reeber 22 Steve Lazare 29 Alexis Lipkin 6 Logan Sheplan 13 Eliezer Barrios 22 Gary Grossman 30 Doris Pines 6 Ian Green 14 Mark Abramson 22 Alexandra Grossman 30 Harriet Moldau 6 Marilyn Schwar& 14 Justin Glener 22 Rebecca Myers 30 Madison Cohen 6 Julien Soll 14 Karen Bogart 22 Janet Friedman 30 Jack Corber 6 Gay Harrison 14 David Feitler 22 Caryn Coultoff 30 Jacob Kaplan 6 Robert London 14 Vita Geller 22 Bruce Hoffen 30 Jonathan Galed 6 Sara Gruber 15 Alyson Toll 23 Laura Felson 6 Judd Lent 15 Hannah Nelson
March 2021 Adar ~ Nisan 5781
ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 17 Adar 2 18 Adar 3 19 Adar 4 20 Adar 5 21 Adar 6 22 Adar
7 23 Adar 8 24 Adar 9 25 Adar 10 26 Adar 11 27 Adar 12 28 Adar 13 29 Adar
CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM
14 1 Nisan 15 2 Nisan 16 3 Nisan 17 4 Nisan 18 5 Nisan 19 6 Nisan 20 7 Nisan
21 8 Nisan 22 9 Nisan 23 10 Nisan 24 11 Nisan 25 12 Nisan 26 13 Nisan 27 14 Nisan
MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 19
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 19 Nisan 2 20 Nisan 3 21 Nisan
4 22 Nisan 5 23 Nisan 6 24 Nisan 7 25 Nisan 8 26 Nisan 9 27 Nisan 10 28 Nisan
CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM
11 29 Nisan 12 30 Nisan 13 1 Iyar 14 2 Iyar 15 3 Iyar 16 4 Iyar 17 5 Iyar
18 6 Iyar 19 7 Iyar 20 8 Iyar 21 9 Iyar 22 10 Iyar 23 11 Iyar 24 12 Iyar
ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781
25 13 Iyar 26 14 Iyar 27 15 Iyar 28 16 Iyar 29 17 Iyar 30 18 IyarADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 21
*Yahrzeit Plaque
FEBRUARY 27— Isabella Laub Shirley Appelbaum * Frank Paul McMicheal
MARCH 5 Goldie Lax Irving Arkin * Solomon Mekonen
Pauline Aboff * Estelle Ledwitch * Pearl Baisuck Benjamin Michelson *
Alan Marvin Altshuler Jacob Levine Jacob Basch Arthur L. Mulberg *
Joseph Asarnow * Irving Lippton * Irvin Robert Besman Dennis Norwood
Anne Axelberg Abraham Ludwig Jack Block Audrey Pearlman
Frances Berkowi * Israel Mafdali Haskell Block * Minna Pearlman
Estelle Berkowi Seymour Mann Jack Block George Pollock
Ritke Birmahaer Armond Marchesano Elihu Bogart Joseph Postal *
Elaine Bleich Fannie S. Meitin * Louis Bogart Sandra R. Prince *
John Bond, Sr Leib Morgenstern Jerome Bornstein * Harry Raff
Helen Brenner Mindy Moss Michelle Bornstein Joseph George Reiff
Meyer Cagan * Jerry Neuhaus Jeane-e Raff Brillas * Harold Rotenberg
Wallace Cardona Marie Nordmeyer Abner Byer * Irving Roth
Louis Cohn David Michael OʹBrien David Cherry Abraham Salkin
Timothy Richard Dillon Fay Reilly Esther Dekelbaum Marilyn Sall *
Jacob Dorfman Cheryl Rimerman Samuel Dershwi Beverly Scharago
Edith Drukman Jacob Rosen Ne-ie Dershwi Lore-a Schenkel
Samuel Duckman * Bernard Rosenberg Sadye Engel Bernard Schwar
Harold Gaeser * Bela Rozental Stanley Marvin Fain * Paul Schwar
Tillie Geiger Albert L. Rutberg * Joseph Farber Ruth Segal
Charlo-e Gemal Ethel Saft Esther Feldman Sheryl Shankman
Samuel Gessenoff * Sidney Mark Salkin Berl Feller Kopel Shatsman
Hank Goldberg Susie Lori Salkin Sadie Fenster Bessie Shneider
Joseph Goldberg Samuel Sanderson * Samuel Fried George S. Stern
Jay Goldman Milton Sarlin Rose Geller June Stern
Stanley Goldsmith Nathan Schenkel Norman Glucksman Sheldon Terry *
Abraham Gotlib Julian Schoenberg Shay Gold Myron Volpert *
Hyman Greenberg Bessie J. Shader * Ralph Goldman Nancy Weil
Harry Greenspan * Stanley Shader Joyce Goldstein Zachary Weil
Samuel Gross Frank Sigal * Mervyn Green Melvin H. Weiner *
Eva Grossman Greta Singer Thelma Greenberg Miriam Weinroth
Isidoro Hajdenberg Seril Slavkin Carol Haller William Weinroth
Basil Harrison Florence Steinman Rose Fishman Hershey Sylvia Weinstein *
Benjamin Heyman Sylvia Stock * Robert Hornik Sherwin White
George Hornik Zohra Suissa Angela Jacobson Lillian S. White
Martin Jacobson Nicholas Trentacoste Godfrey Joseph Bruce Whitney
Regina Joseph Bronislawa Unger * Rose P. Kaabe * Jacob Wiesenfeld
Shirley Josephs * Fred S. Wartell * Ed Kahan Robert Wollisch *
Shirley Kaplan Robert Weinberger Berta Kerpner Abraham Yeroushalmi
Franklin Meyer Kast Beverly S. White * Zundel Kessler * Max Zeidwerg *
Frieda Shirley Kleiman * Henrie-a Wohl * Millicent Kopman Darlene Zelt
Bryan Klein Samuel Wolf Max Lehrman Rose Zweben *
Rose Koplow Pircha Zorfati * Rachel Lerner
Arlene Kovner Abraham David Levine * MARCH 13-19
Jack Krave ky * MARCH 6-12 Bruce Linick Daniel Abrams *
Lori Krutoy Fred Anisman Shirley Madorsky Sam Apple *
Joyce Tillie Lassk * Irving Appelbaum * Rose Mansberg Ida Bevi PAGE 22 • MARCH / APRIL 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781
*Yahrzeit Plaque
Bernard W. Brender Steven Slotnick * Sandy Cohen APRIL 3-9
Albert Cohen Sarah M. Sulsky * Charles Davis Batia Aburus *
Raymond Cohen * Joseph Wheeler Lillian Drazin * Murray Andelman
Rise Cole Marcella Wolgel * Helen Ellias Curtis Atlbaier
Libby Faracy * Sidney Fine Annie Baisuck
Jake Fenster MARCH 20-26 Max Flatow * William Basch
Harry Fischer Sarah Allinson Isaac Friedman * Albert Jack Berg *
Harry M. Fleet * Lillian Ballan * Joe Fri- Ellis Berger
Samuel Friedman * Raye N. Becker * Shepard Goldberg Marion Bienstock *
Chelle Friedman Annie Bubes William Goldstein Hyman Brief
Stanley Gerson Irene Burke Dora Graff Luna Busani
Bessie Goldberg Rose Krause Chersky * Bernice Greenewalt Ruth S. Davidson *
Oscar Goldfarb Herbert Darvin Roy A. Hecht * Daniel D. Ellick *
Philip Goodrich Joseph E kin Grizella Hepner * Murray Fendel
Max Greenfield * Renee Feldman Wolf Kahn Roger Ferguson
Harry Haimowi Bernice Friedman Geraldine Kaprow * Ethel Field
Shirley Harrison * Harvey Goodman Anna Ka Mitchell Fleet
Ida Helfant Lydia Graves Irving Kolin David Frank
Isadore P. Heller * Alice Green Esther Lieberman * Lawrence Goldberg *
Rachel Heller Salome Green Jack Mel er Susan Goldenberg
Eugene Israel * Lois Kramer Al Packman * Larry Grider
Eleanor Janovi Doreen La Torre-e Ruth Pinsky * Family Grundman *
Bernard Kantrowi * Mildred Limero Kobey Pinsky Edith Heilbron
Rabbi Gedaliah Kaprow * Geraldine Lobel Riva Posner Juanita Bell Holt
Carl David Ka * Ross Marsala Elsie Raff Richard Israel *
Deborah Alice Kerben Saul Meyers Ernest David Rapp * Herman Jacobson
Norman Kline Murray Nusynowi Elaine Renert Linda Jacques
Howard Landau Seymour Rickles Esther Robinson Sophie Kamenoff *
Sadie Levine * Nathan Samuel Rubin Norman A. Rossman * Robert Kashuk
Samuel Levine Ethel Schlafman * Samuel M. Salamy * Lauren Ka enstein
Robert Levy Frieda Schnier Ethel Scherr * Pearl Langert
Moe Mann Mollie Sheffler * Morris Schwar * Natalie Lebovi
Mary Kay McNarney Jay Smith Patricia Ann Selznick * Herman Le=owi *
Jacob M. Meitin * Benjamin Waisbein Gilbert Selznick * Ruth Letvin *
Judy Milbach Jeffrey Wallerstein Lloyd Setleis Cecelia Goldstein Levy
Charlo-e F. Nathan * Elaine Warshaver Robert Shapiro John Lipshi *
Louis Newman * Samuel Youdelman * Leonard Shiner Max London
Lore Oppenheim * Morris Shoff * Rose Margulis
Nathan Pincus MARCH 27-APRIL 2 Melvin Siskind Joseph Mel er *
Sheldon Polakoff Andrew Abramson Jack Steinberg Avis Meyers
Sam Pollack Rita Alpert Abraham Tinkelman Dan Moss
Maurice Porth Morris Asher * Evelyn Weingarten * Sol K. Pow
Al Rand Lisa Debora Bell Milton Brian White Rhoda Robuck
Sam Rothenburg * Rose Berkowi Julius Wilpon Sally Rubenstein
Israel Rozental Bernard Berman Alice Wolfman Stephen Gary Sackel
Yaffa Serrajian * Goldy Brenner * Benjamin Worman Rebecca Schaffer
Florence Shapiro Rebe Class * Sylvia Zlatkiss Daniel N. Scherr *
Gerald Singer Barney Joseph Cohen * Zelda SheyADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 23
*Yahrzeit Plaque
Nathan Shmunes Charles Hurvi Newton Ellio- APRIL 24-30
Lorraine Shulman Frieda Kichler * Be-y Wohl Elowitch * Mimi Abel
Lena K. Sigal * Margaret Krinker Morris Elowitch * Stanley Ira Abraham *
Pearl N. Skop Samuel Landau Rose Fischer Randi Chalkin
Simon Stone Emanuel Levit Estelle Fox Alan Berger
Robert Traeger Max Ludman * Rose Freedman Louis Berkowi
Rachel Treves * Erwin Marks Abraham Gampel Sarah Bernstein
Nathan Unger * Toby Matuna * Florence Gluckman Arnold Blum
Leslie L. Vertes * Ronya Mirmovitch Lorraine Goldman Be-y Cohen
Yoav Zeʹev Weinstein Alexander Mogyoros Leo Goldsmith Arthur Davis
Ruth Wilson Gladys Mulberg * Robert Goldstein Deon Kaner Dolphin
Jacob Wi- Elizabeth Nathan Mollie Goldstein David Flax
Joseph Yaghoob-Zar Meyer Pollack Benjamin Noah Greene * Helen Gampel
Chana Zeidwerg * E-el Rapp * S.William Gu-entag George Goldman *
Frances Zissman Sara Ross * Jack Haguel Leah Goldstein
Lawrence Zlatkiss Sara Rubin Ruth Bijou Harary Dorothy Gordon
Harry Schiff * Richard Hornik Paul Greenberg
APRIL 10-16 Philip Schwar Linda Hornik Abraham Hagle *
Richard S. Adler David Shkolnik Lorraine Jablow Anita Hara
Vera Amar Bessie Sulman Idel Kerszenberg Elton Herman
Reva G. Andelman * Lillian Taylor * Samuel L. Korman * Monte Herman
Nathan Bach Rae Lynne Tuffiash Morris Krave ky Stanley Hirschkorn
Charles Bear Rose Wilpon Samuel Louis Lebis * Ivor H. Hughes Jr.
Abram M. Berenson * W. Eugene Woods * Harold Lemke * Alice Israel *
Lester Bernstein Anne-e Yelowi Helen Levine * Merkie Kessler *
George Bilsky Frances Kamsler Ziffer * Mel Martin Billy John Marshall
John Bond, Jr Stuart Zimmon Simon Mishkin Antonie Meyer
Stuart Brager David Zweben * Morris Moskowi * Jean Mi-elman *
Jane Lenore Chernin * Irving Zweben * Ruth Myers Jack Montag
Thomas Chesler Mark Newberger Madeline Morris
Jacquelyn Cohen APRIL 17-23 Milton Opo ner Arthur Morris
Ethel O. Cooper * Dora Ackerman Marion Pollock Fri Nussbaum
Morton Lewis Danuff Paul Alberston Louis Rand John Pochintesta
Henry Feinstein Sarah Altshuler * David Ri- Bertha Pollack
Raymond Fingerhood Sheryl Asarnow Morton Schiff Sylvia Ri=in
Aaron Fox Miriam Baill Charlo-e Shiner Minnie Schreiber
Harry Fraden Elisa Benchimol Anna Rachel Siegel * Eric Schwar
Malcolm Friedman * Morris Berg * Miriam L. Skop * Millie Shayne
Phil Geller Sandra Berger Julius Slansky Isidor Shneider
Igor Geller Rose Bernard Simon Sonik Helen Slansky
Michele Gillpatrick Harvey Breit Janina Sujka Melvin Spector
Jonathan Gispan Samuel L. Bresnick * Jennie Wartell * Sol Stein
Ceal Goldman Jerome Chasnov * Ben Westerman Fred Stein
Herbert Gruber David Cohen Bertram Wi-enstein Gordon Toll
May Halper * Rosella Cohen Molly Wrona * Florence Tunis
Juan Hirsch Arthur E. Corey * Ethel YamPolsky Joseph Wiedman *
Lenore Hirschkorn Bernard Delin
Albert L. Hummel *PAGE 24 • MARCH / APRIL 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781
C C F : mother of Marilyn Lloyd & Claudia Green in
Barbara Hara Weiss in memory of Loren & Robert London in memory of Mervyn Green,
my father, Joseph Hara memory of Karen Soll, mother father of Lloyd
Marc & Henrie a Ka&en in honor of Michael Soll Sarah & Naty Segal in memory of
of Ellen & Peter Zollman’s Jay & Leslie Plotkin in memory of Ruth Segal, mother of Naty
new grandson Maurice Plotkin, father of Jay Gordon & Lisa Levin in memory
Laurie, Marc, Jason & Jake Smith Susan & David Hochstadt in of Harold Levin, father of
in memory of Sondra Cohen, memory of Ida Moczan, moth- Gordon
mother of Robin Friedman er of Susan Fran Lepow in memory of my sis-
Hank & Pam Levine in memory Albert Segev in memory of my ter-in-law, Miriam Fuhr
of Sidney Levine, father of father, Samuel Candonian Emily & Steve Newman in
Hank Debby & Larry Gendzier in memory of Arlene Kovner,
Rachel & Rob Gebaide in memory memory of Karen Soll, mother mother of Emily
of Robert P. Armel, father of of Michael Soll Sarah & Naty Segal in memory of
Rachel Barbara Simon in memory of my Samuel Wolf, father of Sarah
Henrie a & Marc Ka&en in father, Sam Letvin Jo Staffin & Charles Dorfman in
memory of Karen Soll, mother Steven & Karen Selznick in memory of Elsie Bodell, moth-
of Michael Soll memory of Lola Mondry, er of Susan Bodell
Marc & Henrie a Ka&en in grandmother of Cheryl Hanin Joseph & Pat Straub in memory of
memory of Margaret Ka&en, Howard Kichler in honor of the Ivan Applebaum, husband of
mother of Marc Life & Legacy Commi ee Sandy
Laurie, Marc, Jason & Jake Smith Joan Rosenman in memory of my Carl Sni&er in memory of Ivan
in memory of Beverly Gold- husband, Richard Rosenman Applebaum, husband of
berg Driscoll, mother of Wil- Beatrice Broudy in memory of my Sandy
liam Goldberg husband, Jack Broudy Gordon & Lisa Levin in memory
Rachel & Rob Gebaide in memory Linda & Michael Weinroth in of Elsie Bodell, mother of Su-
of Herman Greenewalt, memory of Jeffrey E inger, san Bodell
grandfather of Rachel brother of Roz Fuchs
Jean Dolen in memory of my R K’ D
G F : brother, Gerald Sidney F :
Mardi & Ron Shader in memory Joan Rosenman in memory of my Doris Pines in memory of my
of Joel Rubin, husband of Pau- mother, Gertrude Wisenfeld mother, Be y Miller
la Rubin Susan & David Hochstadt in Ruth Bernstein in memory of my
Sherman & Marilyn Miller in memory of Rose Hochstadt, mother-in-law, Ye a Bernstein
memory of Charles White, fa- mother of David Tamara Sharton in honor of Rabbi
ther of Marilyn Sakowi& Family in memory of Kay. I live out of town and so
Jean Dolen in memory of my our mother, Beulah Schefer enjoy watching Rabbi Kay’s
mother, Rose Schmukler Fran Lepow in memory of my livestreamed Services
Michael & Andrea Sperling in mother-in-law, Bessie Lepow Jerrod & Linda Zlatkiss in
memory of Saul Friedman, Steven & Marbella Hornik in memory of Louis Zlatkiss, fa-
husband of Agnes Friedman memory of George & Robert ther of Jerrod
and father of Michael Fried- Hornik Ruth Bernstein in memory of my
man Joan Rosenman in memory of my mother, Anne Shumunes
Judy Kahan & Ellio Davis in step-father, Jacob Wiesenfeld Renee & Phil Borod in honor of
honor of Beth Burpee’s special Marilyn & Franklin Schwar& in Rabbi David Kay
birthday memory of Regina Joseph, Linda & Jerrod Zlatkiss in
Susan & David Hochstadt in mother of Marilyn memory of Jack Simon, step
memory of Max Hochstadt, Joan Rosenman in memory of my father of Linda
father of David late husband, Michael Belice Shirley Terry in memory of my
Sherman & Marilyn Miller in Ina & Eli Porth in memory of Hel- mother, Marie Nordmeyer
memory of Frances White, en Salk Brenner, mother of InaADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM MARCH / APRIL 2021 • PAGE 25
Alan Davison in memory of my COS C F : memory of Ellen Dorfman
mother, Rhona Davison Harriet & Don Levine in memory Bri on, sister of Pearl
Sonja Marchesano in memory of of Marilyn Sobel, sister of Shula & Stuart Levy & family in
my husband, Armand Don memory of Gi el Fish, mother
Stephen Schreiber in memory of Myrna Factor in memory of my of Shula
my wife, Judy Schreiber husband, Leonard Factor Dan, Marsha, Ilana & Ari Seff in
Zelda King in memory of my Gilbert & Joyce Walker in memory of Celia Seff, beloved
husband, Eli King memory of Joseph Walker, mother & grandmother
Evelyn & Ma hew Mervis in father of Gilbert Shula & Stuart Levy & Family in
memory of Jordan Schwar&, Karen Gross in memory of my memory of Yaffa Serrajian,
son of Sharan & Richard husband, Sam Gross sister of Shula
Schwar& and brother of Seth Joan & Stuart Kimball in memory Amy & Eric Geboff in honor of
Schwar& of Irving Lippton, father of Arthur Kazimierz Zollman,
Karen Gross in memory of Ivan Joan grandson of Ellen & Peter
Applebaum, husband of Harriet & Don Levine in memory Zollman
Sandy of Anna Levine, mother of
Shirley Terry in memory of my Don Y ! P F ₍G
father, Frank Nordmeyer Ackerman Family in memory of F ₎:
Sonja Marchesano in memory of our husband & father, Ronald Larry & Suzy Falender in
my father, Leib Morgenstern Ackerbaum memory of Beverly Goldberg
Linda & Jerrod Zlatkiss in Laurie, Marc, Jason & Jake Smith Driscoll, mother of William
memory of Howard Landau, in memory of our grandmoth- Goldberg
brother of Linda er, Bessie Shader Tim, Jason & Noah Ardillo-Miller
Zelda King in memory of my Mardi & Ron Shader in memory in memory of Beverly Gold-
mother, Anne Vinik of Stanley Shader, brother of berg Driscoll, mother of Wil-
Shirley Terry in memory of my Ron liam Goldberg
wonderful husband, Sheldon Joyce & Gilbert Walker in Karen & Andrew Reiff in
Terry memory of Arthur Mulberg, memory of Rosalie Hoffen,
father of Joyce mother of Bruce Hoffen
R E D Mardi & Ron Shader in memory Nancy & Ron Rubin in memory
F : of Bessie Shader, mother of of Beverly Goldberg Driscoll,
Becky Lou & Jonathan Alper in Ron mother of William Goldberg
memory of Milton Sarlin, Renee & Stan Roberts in memory Helen Kravetsky in memory of
brother of Becky Lou of Jeffrey E inger, brother of my daughter, Laura Kra-
Roz Fuchs vetsky
C ’ D F : Ackerman Family in memory of Do ie & Richard Appelbaum in
Susan Mazlin in memory of Anne our mother-in-law, Nancy memory of Rose Kaabe, moth-
& Robert Wollisch Ackerbaum er of Do ie
Sally Izzo in memory of my Lynn & Dick Joseph in honor of
daughter, Rochelle Izzo H S! S!! Abigail & Sloane Granet’s
F : B’not Mi&vah
E D’ D- The Levy Family in memory of Amy & Eric Geboff with Refuah
F : Aunt Ruth Green Shlema to Alaina Andino Wil-
Becky Lou & Jonathan Alper in Amy & Eric Geboff in memory of der
memory of Shirley Sarlin, Jorge Diaz-Albertini, father of Do ie & Richard Appelbaum in
mother of Becky Lou Erika Siegel memory of Irving Appel-
Mark & Beth Gruber in memory Estelle & Michael Wheeler in baum, father of Richard
of Shirley Goldenberg, moth- memory of Alice Hurvi&, sis- Janet Friedman in memory of my
er of Beth ter of Estelle mother, Ruth Mishkin
Sandra Torres Amy & Eric Geboff in memory of Janet Friedman in memory of my
Shelley & Kimberly Fenton-Zeira Andy Rosen’s father great grandfather, Morris
Pearl & Howard LeFowi& in DixonPAGE 26 • MARCH / APRIL 2021 CONGREGATION OHEV SHALOM ADAR ~ NISAN ~ IYAR 5781
Do ie & Richard Appelbaum in memory of Jordan Schwar&, Sharan & Richard Schwar&
memory of Shirley Appel- son of Sharan & Richard and brother of Seth Schwar&
baum, mother of Richard Schwar& and brother of Seth Roz Fuchs in memory of Jordan
Schwar& Schwar&, son of Sharan &
M’A T) F -F Gayle Zamore & Steve Worman Richard Schwar& and brother
H: in memory of Jordan of Seth Schwar&
Paula Rubin in memory of my Schwar&, son of Sharan & Bob Berger, Lauren Brown, Lau-
father, Lou Emanuel Richard Schwar& and brother ren & Julie Berger in memory
Sonja Marchesano in honor of of Seth Schwar& of Jordan Schwar&, son of
Tamara Gabrielle Gluck’s Alan & Gay Harrison in memory Sharan & Richard Schwar&
graduation of Florida State of Jordan Schwar&, son of and brother of Seth Schwar&
University Sharan & Richard Schwar& Linda & Russell Drainville (Kerry
Myrna Factor in memory of my and brother of Seth Schwar& & Hannah) in memory of Jor-
mother, Estelle Leral Ed Webman & Marcia Tabak in dan Schwar&, son of Sharan
Shelley Fleet in memory of Jor- memory of Jordan Schwar&, & Richard Schwar& and
dan Schwar&, son of Sharan son of Sharan & Richard brother of Seth Schwar&
& Richard Schwar& and Schwar& and brother of Seth Mark & Beth Gruber in memory
brother of Seth Schwar& Schwar& of Jordan Schwar&, son of
Sonja Marchesano in memory of Shelley (Soriano) & Neil Cooper Sharan & Richard Schwar&
my mother, Faige Lea Mor- in memory of Jordan and brother of Seth Schwar&
genstern Schwar&, son of Sharan & Lila & Jim Tinkoff in memory of
Marla & Andy Rosen in memory Richard Schwar& and brother Jordan Schwar&, son of
of Laura Kravetsky, sister of of Seth Schwar& Sharan & Richard Schwar&
Marla Dolores Indek in memory of Jor- and brother of Seth Schwar&
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