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Temple Beit HaYam
The Reform Congregation of Stuart
951 SE Monterey Commons Blvd.
Stuart, FL 34996
772-286-1531
Fax: 772-288-6372
www.tbhfl.org
info@tbhfl.org
Member of the Union for Reform Judaism
Yizkor
Book of Remembrance
5782
Page 48
We enter the world the same way we depart.
We enter with a cry and go with a cry.
We enter with weeping and go with weeping.
We enter with love and go with love.
We enter with a sigh and go with a sigh.
We enter without knowing and go without knowing.
It has been taught in the name of Rabbi Meir:
When we enter the world our hands are clenched, as though to say:
“The whole world is mine. I shall inherit it.”
But when we take our leave of it, our hands are spread open,
as though to say:
“I have taken nothing from the world.”
-Ecclesiastes Rabbah 5:14
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Give us the kindness to hear with compassion, to offer support, loving comfort, and care.
Give us the courage to do what is needed, the wisdom to choose what is right and most fair.
Give us the vision to see what is possible.
Give us the faith that will help pave the way for a present that is hopeful, a future
As Jews, one of the most important and enduring qualities we share is
that’s peaceful—give us the heart to bring joy to each day. our sense of memory. As we invoke and recall our loved ones, we are
enabling those whom we love to enter back into our hearts and minds;
keeping their memory alive. In our hearts our loved ones never die. We
will always remember them, and thoughts of them will inspire us to live
good, noble and meaningful lives.
The death of those close to our hearts remind us of the emptiness and
loss which affects us immensely. It devastates our lives, lives that were
once filled with warmth by the life of their presence. It reminds us that
“all that lives must die,” even the most humble and the righteous among
us. And yet, as Jewish tradition teaches us, our life does not end at the
grave; the soul lives on and is united with our Creator, with God.
How, then, are we to accept the reality of death? By remembering the
goodness of our loved ones and by modeling our lives after their
example. For the memory of the righteous is a blessing, an inspiration for
all of our days. May our lives always be worthy of their memory.
Zichronam Livracha—May all of our loved ones memory, always be
remembered for a blessing!
Amen!
Rabbi Matthew J. Durbin
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To Honor the Loving Memory
Of
This Book of Remembrance
is dedicated in love and devotion
to the fond and sacred memories
Marvin Mastroff
of those whom
even the power of death Russell Bennett Mastroff
could not take from us.
Rachel and Irving Matlin
Cecelia and Samuel Mastroff
Jordon and Denise Matlin
Rita Matlin Wilma Matlin
Izzy and Shirley Schwartz
Yizkor Services 5782 Helen Bardfeld
Yom Kippur Thursday, September 16, 2021 5:00 pm Harriet Lutsky
Sukkot/Sh’mini Atzeret Tuesday, September 28, 2021 10:00 am
Pesach Saturday, April 23, 2022 10:00 am
The Loss is Great
The Memories a Blessing
Shavuot Tuesday, June 6, 2022 10:00 am
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In Loving Memory
Edith Katz Samuel Jacob Katz
Anne Wasserman Milton J. Wasserman
Remembered by Ted and Barbara Wasserman
Sylvia Weisberg Barbara Rottach
Remembered by Richard, Karen, Samantha and Julia Weisberg
Rosalind Seidler
Ruth & Sam Silverstein
Manya Kaplow
Bella & Ike Silverstein
Dr. Joseph Altieri
Samuel Kaplow
Ralph Kaplow
Remembered by Susan Wertheim, Jonathan Wertheim and
יזכר
Mariell, Eli, Reese and Sam Danziger
Dorothy Wettenstein Martin Wettenstein
Remembered by Eli, Arlene, Jared & Zachary Wettenstein YIZKOR
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Leon Wolper
Remembered by Rita Wolper
SERVICE
Harry Zemsky Clara Zemsky
Irving Kushner Goldie Kushner
Sylvia Halberstadt
Shirley Zemsky Sam Zemsky
Remembered by Howard Zemsky and the Temple Beit HaYam Family
Richard N. Rivers and Richard W. Abboud
Remembered by the Zitner and Abboud Family
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Yizkor
Irwin Bell Anne Bell
“Faith does not spring out of nothing. It comes with the discovery of the holy dimension of Shirley Malakoff Ruben Malakoff
our existence.” Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. Alfred Ledner Jean Ledner
Mildred Rosen Sanford Rosen
Our tradition shows great wisdom in teaching us to gather for services of remembrance on David Stoller Sanford Bell
Yom Kippur and on the three pilgrim festivals (Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot). These mo- Patty Williams Margie Horowitz
ments that mark the seasons of the year—and the seasons of our lives—awaken strong Sanford Stoller
memories of relationships that shaped us, sustained us, and sometimes challenged us; and Remembered by Drew & Stacy Stoller
of holy days we shared with loved ones and cherished friends.
Lowell Stone
When they are gone, we can still affirm the beautiful and lasting values we learned from Lilian and Ralph Halperin
them, and remember them in all their humanness. One of the ways we can do that is by Remembered by Barbara Stone
coming together as a community of comfort and care.
Franz Seidler Amalia Arocha
From its inception a thousand years ago, when it was prayed by Ashkenazic Jews on the Gustavo Seidler
morning of Yom Kippur, Yizkor has had two profound themes: God’s embrace of the loved Remembered by Raquel Strauss
ones who are beyond our reach; and our commitment to do the good deeds that are within
our reach by giving tzedekah in their memory. When we say Yizkor (May God remem- Marlene Suls Larry Suls
ber…) we proclaim our faith that those who have died have significance now and forever. Harry Suls Edith Suls
Albert Nasdor Ruth Nasdor
“To ask of death that it never come is futile, but it is not futility to pray that when death Remembered by Dan Suls
comes for us, it may take us from a world one corner of which is a little better because we
were there.” Rabbi Jacob P. Rudin Adrienne Tabin
Samuel Tabin Frances Tabin
This is the hour of memory—and this is our house of comfort. Shirley Levine Leo Levine
Remembered by Harvey Tabin
Wounded by loss, we retreat from life; our synagogue gathers us in.
Libby Toback Myer Toback
Into this place we bring stories and prayers, unanswered questions, tears that need to be Dorothy Leaf Philip Leaf
shed. Robert Leaf William Klapp
Sheldon Toback
Lives recollected and carried within us—moments of courage and laughter and pain—this Remembered by Ilene and Harvey Toback
day embraces them all; this place embraces us all.
Norton Viny
Now the heart opens in sorrow, for we are time’s subjects, and all that we love, we must Remembered by Judy Viny
lose.
Jacob Wandner Marlene Sternberg
So let us hold fast to the love that remains, and cherish the light of the sun. Bernard Richman Marion Richman
Bernard Wandner Mollie Wandner
Today all of us walk the mourner’s path; together may we find strength. Ruth Slotnick Burton Wandner
Remembered by Carol Richman Wandner, Jason Matthew Wandner,
Tracey Steinberg Wandner, William and Jeremy Wandner
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Robert Stephen Mills
Remembered by Reneé and Dennis Sherman
Harvey Hauser Lillian Freedman
Norman Freedman Oscar Freedman
Remembered by the Shube Family
Gertrude Simon Samuel Simon
Florence Nitzberg Harry Nitzberg
Remembered by Marilyn and Fred Simon
David Sokoloff Sherwood Slater
Belle Steinberg Roberts
Remembered by Beth, Stuart and Harrison Sokoloff
Sam and Rose Frankel
Isadore Frankel
Remembered by Gayle Sokoloff
Louis and Clover Sokolov
Bernard and Josephine Woods
Remembered by Michael and Barbara Sokolov
William Agatstein Belle Agatstein
Dennis Steele
Remembered by Roberta Steele
Arleen Steinfeld William Steinfeld
Ida Steinfeld Gloria Berg
Sylvia Jacobson Charles Jacobson
Rita Sawer Herb Hamrell
Remembered by the Steinfeld Family
Irving Garelek
Remembered by Ellyn Stevenson
Frank Stifelman Jack Stifelman
Leah Stifelman Spencer Ross
Ruth Ross Aliza Ross
Remembered by Susan Stifelman
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Sandi Rubin Robert Rubin
Edith Rubin Alan Rubin
Estrella Kurzman Harold Kurzman
Remembered by Norman Rubin
Chuck Sarrett
Florence Fridkin Samuel Fridkin
Betty Sarrett Jacob M. Sarrett
Anna Kaplan Abraham Kaplan
Estelle Fridkin Roy Fridkin
Remembered by Cookie Sarrett and Family
Kai Schachter
Herbert Tenzer Florence Tenzer
Harry Schachter Charlotte Schachter
Remembered by Diane and Michael Schachter
David Scher Sylvia Scher
Nathan Goldstein Marilyn Goldstein
Remembered by Elliott Scher and Laurie Goldstein-Scher
Joseph Schneider Deborah Schneider
Nathan Ehrenberg Mollie Ehrenberg
Remembered by Louis Schneider and Rosalie Ehrenberg
Rafael Mitrani Violeta Mitrani-Behar
Max Ben Holm (Cohn) Carola Holm (Cohn)
Isaac Mitrani Gerda Cohn
Jorge Seoane Zoila Gonzalez
Celia Mola Ramon Mola
Lilli Wartelski
Remembered by Raquel and Willy Seoane
Bernard Shankman
Nathan Shankman Mildred Shankman
David Shankman Melvin Oksner
Lillian Oksner Lawrence Kohn
Remembered by Diane and Steven Shankman
Jerry Shapiro
Remembered with Loving Memories by Elaine Shapiro
Robert Shapiro Pearl Shapiro
Harry Shapiro Stephen Snyder
Benjamin Snyder Celia Snyder
Remembered by Harriet Shapiro
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Alice and Samuel Feinstein
Fannie May and Raymond Theodore
Jean V. and Edward Morris
Isaac Margolis Phil Reiss
Remembered by Marci and Dan Morris
Nicholas Schepis
Bernard Oliver Sara Schepis
Abraham Oliver Nicholas Schepis, Sr.
Faye Appel Sam Appel
Helen Steinhauser Charles Steinhauser
Robert Ciaccio Sheldon Appel
Rosalind Oliver Rhoda Oliver
Remembered by Linda, Larry, Brian, Kayla, Chad and Samantha Oliver
Kenneth Smith Arlene Pearlstine
Remembered by Amy Smith and Ira Pearlstine
Esther Rosenblatt Arthur Rosenblatt
Petrice Potash Melvin Potash
Adele Potash
Remembered by Melvin Potash
Walter Rappaport Dr. Barry Neil Rappaport
Celia Rappaport Jacob Rappaport
Anna Sapol Jack Sapol
Seymour Sapol
Remembered by Jean Rappaport
Ida Tallin Benjamin Tallin
Dora Ratner Abraham Ratner
Irwin Ratner
Remembered by Carol Ratner
Robert Polk Sylvia Polk
Carol Monack Sylvia Robinson
Judy Zimmerman Barbara Meyer
Remembered by Craig and Debbie Robinson and Family
Bruce Evan Ross
Remembered by Ellie Ross
John S. Kusiv Beverly A. Kusiv
Frances S. Rozansky Donald A. Rozansky
Remembered by Steve and Stephanie Rozansky and Family
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Erma Taylor Cecil Taylor
George Cohen Lorry Lester Cohen
Tom Taylor Nathan Lester
Remembered by Lee Ann and David Lester
Susan Silberman
Shirley Levine Robert Levine
Remembered by Robin, Marc, Zachary, Jacob and Tyler Levine
Elyse Levy Insler Daniel Levy
Remembered by Lorraine Levy
Herb Cooper
Remembered by Robert, Sharon and Shelby Lindsey and Gila Cooper
Sal Marin
Violette Gross Emerick Gross
(Eli, Eli, she’lo I’ga’mer l’olam. ha’chol v’hayam, rish’roosh sehl ha’mayim barak
Sylvia Sulkin Herbert Sulkin
ha’sha’mayim t’filat ha’adam) Remembered by Nancy Marin
Herbert Gerber Elsie Gerber
Harry Markowitz Evelyn Markowitz
Elliot Markowitz
At birth, a miracle: You light the spark in every human soul. Remembered by Renee and Allen Markowitz
Emerging into light, we breathe it in—the neshama, Your sacred gift of life. Bernard J. Marks Sarene Collins
And every day, every breath comes to us as a miracle. Ethel Pinsker J. Marcus Pinsker
Gary Friedman
The light within us—unique and precious, is with us always, while we live. Remembered by Cordelia Marks
When breath has ceased and life has gone, the neshama returns to You. My Husband Marvin, son Russell, Parents, Relatives and Friends.
Gone too soon.
And the spark that lived inside the ones we love, unique and precious, beautiful and Remembered by Elinor Mastroff
good, is theirs no more.
Rita Matlin Wilma Matlin
Their light is ours, their radiance now burns in us, eternal flame of memory. Irving Matlin Rae Matlin
Perry Cohen
So we light candles, to keep our love alive, to bring their light into the world; a light Jordon Matlin Denise Matlin
unique and precious, ours to treasure, while we live; a ner tamid that lights our days and Douglas Matlin Janie Matlin
gives us strength to journey through the nights. Adrienne Matlin Lila Matlin
Sarene Collins Marvin Mastroff
More precious was the light in your eyes than all the roses in the world. Russell Bennett Mastroff
(Edna St. Vincent Millay) and all others we have loved and lost
Remembered by Donald Matlin
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In my darkness, be a light unto me, in my loneliness help me to find a soul akin to my own.
John W. Johnson Morris Kretchman Give me strength to live with courage; and give me courage to draw blessing from life, even in
Remembered by Rhoda Johnson the midst of suffering; to hold fast against the storm, and to smile at a loved one’s glace.
Rabbi Chaim Stern
Shirley Katz Larry Katz
Mary Ann Conrad Charles Conrad With clenched fists as infants enter this world, as if to say: The whole world is mine to ac-
Remembered by Jesse Katz and Roseann Conrad quire. With hands wide open we leave the world, as if to say: I have acquired nothing in this
world. For so it is said: Naked came I from my mother’s womb, and naked shall I return.
Gerald Katz Harold Katz Midrash Ecclesiastes Rabbah 5:20
Lawrence Katz
Remembered by Marilyn Katz
Etta Charlotte Lurie Dan Lurie
Marilyn Bethancourt Ducote Jolie Ducote
Arnold Simon Personal Reflections
Remembered by Marlene Katz
What memories of my loved one(s) do I cherish most? Do some of my memories still hurt?
Eric Seth Katzman David Katzman How do my memories help me to live a better life?
Remembered by Michelle, Aaron, Nicole, Oliver and Violet Katzman
Joyce Katzman, and Stacy Lacher & Familly Blessed are the memories, holy and cherished the love they reveal.
We pray—May our sorrows soften and diminish in strength.
Rabbi Emeritus Jonathan Kendall May the pains of past bereavements grow gentler with time.
Remembered by Temple Beit HaYam Let memory bring us nearer to the loved ones in our midst.
Baruch atah Adonai m’kor ha’chayim.
Keith Klarin Blessed are You, the Holy One, who gives and renews life.
Rena Covici Wilbert Covici
Fannie Klarin Maxwell Klarin When we ask God to remember the souls of our departed at Yizkor, we request more than a
Remembered by Pat Klarin mere mental act. We pray implicitly that by focusing on our loved one’s souls, God will take
action on their behalf and save them from whatever pain they may be suffering, wherever they
Alan M. Kohn Jerry Felderstein may be. At the same time, the implication is that this act of remembrance also constitutes a
Kate Felderstein Joseph Felderstein guarantee of Jewish continuity—well beyond just those we remember, and far beyond us as
Rebecca Felderstein Ethel Blum well. In remembering and in asking for God’s remembrance, we request divine help in contin-
Herbert Fields uing our people’s trajectory beyond ourselves, to achieve the ultimate aims of our people’s
Remembered by Shirley Kohn history.
Anna Kowel Abraham Kowel
Joseph Zoltan
Remembered by Janis and Stephen Kowel
Sylvia Friedman Bernard Friedman Yizkor is, in the end, not a prayer for the dead, but a promise by the living.
Joe Zel Dorothy Zel (Rabbi Aaron Panken)
David Kremer
Remembered by Laura Zel Kremer and Rick Kremer My soul entrusted to Your care, both when I sleep and when I wake. My body, too, will rest in
You. I have no fear—for God is with me.
Ramona Franco Diosdado Garcie
Remembered by Gisela Landwersiek
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Deep contemplation of death can elevate the soul; it may even lead to peace of mind.
Above all, it helps us see our lives in a truer light. For all things that appear trivial in light Eleanor Green Sidney Green
of death are already without significance in themselves. Annoyance that someone has Maurice Kipnis
lighted us, envy over others’ achievements—how inconsequential it all seems when Remembered by Phyllis, Larry, Danielle and Joshua Green
viewed from the perspective of our mortality.
Celia Rosenfeld Herbert Rosenfeld
To pass each day solely in pursuit of material success—this is life lived in what the poet Remembered by Debbie Grise
calls “the shadow of a shadow.” Rather, when death is near, may each of us carry this truth
in our hearts: “I have contributed to the work of tikkun olam; I have done my part in the Michael Gross
struggle for goodness.” No act of kindness is too small to count; no act of love is without Remembered by Charlotte Gross
power. The world needs every heart and every hand; and, though we can never know the
final outcome of our deeds, the fruit of our service will be gathered in by those who come Lillian Lawlor Fleischmann Paul Fleischmann
after us. Carl Fleischmann Minna Kohler Fleischmann
Eugene Lawlor Ruth Bukofzer Lawlor
At this sacred moment, reflecting on the permanence of our lives, let these words serve as Helen Lawlor Schmer Fred Fleischmann
affirmation of the quiet ways in which each of us joins the great quest of humankind: “The Karen Fleischmann
growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not Remembered by Carla, David, Ben and Lee Gubernick
so ill with you and me as they might have been, is half owing to the number who lived
faithfully a hidden life and rest in unvisited tombs.” (Based on Claude Montefiore) Thelma Zane Sidney Zane
Remembered by Rick and Linda Haan
Ronni Fern Ginsburg Phillip F. Harling
Claire Harling
Remembered by Harvey Harling
Our thoughts now turn to loved ones whom death has taken from us in recent days, and
those who died at this season in years past. Estelle Greenstein Samuel Greenstein
Richard Greenstein Carolyn Greenstein
Our hearts open, as well, to the wider circle of loss in our community and wherever grief Joyce Greenstein Wendy Conanico
touches the human family……Zichronam Livracha—May their memories be a blessing in Charles Halpern Dorothy Halpern
Remembered by Jeff and Shelly Halpern
this new year and always!
Barbara Heins
Amen!
Remembered by Jennifer Heins
Margo Heller
Leonard Heller Zelda Heller
Remembered by Meyer Heller
There are sorrows whose roots the sympathy of best friends cannot reach. There are bur- Clara Schapiro Jules Schapiro
dens so heavy that no human being can help to lift or bear them. There are some whose Murray Schapiro
wounds are too raw even for a friendly touch. What must it mean to such a people to know Irwin Scharago Tweed Hunter
and to feel that One greater than any human being is there with a sympathy silent, but how Remembered by Roberta Hunter
tender. With a balm unseen, but how healing. One to whom a heart can pour out its torrents
of bitterness without words. A Friend with the tenderness of a mother, and understanding Keith Evan Jaffe
that it infinite. (Israel Mattuck) Remembered by Susanne, Brent and Sean Jaffe
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Eternal God, help us to feel Your presence even when dark shadows fall upon us. When
Tim R. Flack Charles Flack our own weakness and the storms of life hide You from our sight, help us to know that You
Mollie Flack Arthur P. Marcus have not deserted us. Uphold us with the comfort of Your love.
Ruth K. Marcus
Remembered by Sanford and Faye Flack
Richard Meersand Rhoda Oliver
Remembered by Chickie and Marvin Fogel
I had thought that your death was a waste and a destruction, a pain of grief hardly to be en-
Issy Frankel dured. I am only beginning to learn that your life was a gift and a growing and a loving left
The Frankel Family The Sandowsky Family with me. The desperation of death destroyed the existence of love but the fact of death can-
The Shyinsky Family not destroy what has been given. I am learning to look at your life again instead of your
Remembered by Shelley Sandow-Frankel death and departing. Marjorie Pizer
Laurie Liguori
Remembered by the Frid and Caron Families
Herbert Gerber Elsie Gerber
Max Klein Birth is a beginning, and death a destination;
Remembered by Allan and Susan Gerber
But life is a journey, a going - a growing from stage to stage.
Jesse Crumpton Victor Gilels
Freida Kanther From childhood to maturity and youth to age.
Remembered by Michael Gilels From innocence to awareness and ignorance to knowing;
From foolishness to discretion and then perhaps to wisdom.
Lonnie R. Cahoon, Sr. Martha I. Cahoon
Lonnie R. Cahoon, Jr. Maxine Gillman
Louis Gillman Rosalyn Gillman From weakness to strength or strength to weakness
Irwin Goishen Joyce Goishen - and often, back again.
Marlene Rossin Nick Rossin From health to sickness and back, we pray to health again.
Connie L. Zompa Angela Rogers
Bertram Tower Daryl Williams
Remembered by Jeffry and Jo Gillman From offense to forgiveness, from loneliness to love,
From joy to gratitude, from pain to compassion,
Aida Katz Abraham Katz And grief to understanding - from fear to faith.
Charlotte Glaser Lester Glaser
Remembered by Rick and Sylvia Glaser
From defeat to defeat to defeat - until, looking backward or ahead,
Irving Kane We see that victory lies not at some high place along the way,
Remembered by Marian and Ken Gold and Family But in having made the journey,
Stage by stage - a sacred pilgrimage.
Arthur Goldin Sylvia Goldin
Gary Goldin Mary Marchiselli
Remembered by Gene, Mary and Alex Goldin Birth is a beginning, and death a destination;
But life is a journey, a sacred pilgrimage
Raymond Grazi Florence Grazi Made stage by stage - from birth to death to life everlasting. (Rabbi Alvin Fine)
Wilbur J. Grazi Wilbur S. Turner
Remembered by the Grazi and Eby Families
Page 36 Page 13You have created us in Your image and made us share in Your enduring righteousness. You In Loving Memory
have put eternity into our hearts, have implanted within us a vision of life everlasting. This
hope we cherish in humility and faith, trusting in Your endless goodness and Your won- Gordon Davis
drous love. Remembered by Ollie Davis and Family
Into Your hands do we commit the spirits of our dear ones, for You keep faith with Your Herbert Desman Jacob Wasserman
children in death as in life. Reba Desman Ethel Wasserman
Harry Desman Aaron Wasserman
Sustain us, O God, that we may meet with calm serenity, the dark mysteries that lie ahead, Daniel Desman Adele Shapey
knowing that when we walk through the valley of the shadows of death, You are with us, a Isadore Rutkin Mollie Rubin
loving Friend, in whom we put all of our trust; You are the light of our life, our hope in Helen Desman
eternity. Remembered by the Desman Family
The number of our years may be many or few; yet vain toil fills their span, for it is soon Harold Gelbaum
ended, and we fly away. So teach us to number our days that we may grow wise in heart. Remembered by Sharon Gelbaum Dolinsky
Lord, I yearn only to be near You, though at times I seem remote. Rolf Drucker Richard Lenk
Martha Lenk Erna Drucker
Lord, I cannot find the way unaided: teach me the faithful service You would have me do, Ellen Lange
show me Your ways, guide me, lead me, release me from the prison of unknowing while I Remembered by Olga Drucker and Family
still can make amends.
Nathan Durbin Jack Swartz
Do not despise my lowly state. Minnie Swartz Ruth Koretsky
Before I grow weak, so heavy with mortality that I bend and fall, and all my bones, brittle Esther Durbin Arlene DeBloeme
with age, become food for moth and worm, be my help, O be my help! Louis Elliott Durbin Anna Kowel
Abraham Kowel Laura Kowel
Where my forebears went, there go I. Yehuda Kahanovitch Iris Kahoanovitch
Lydia Smurlick Adam Smurlick
Yes, I know it. Rae Rotman Harry Rotman
Joseph Zoltan David Durbin
Their resting place is mine. Remembered by the Durbin Family
I know it. Harry Dworkin Beatrice Dworkin
Harriet Grossman
Like them I am a stranger passing through this life. Remembered by Sandy and Robert Dworkin
Since the womb of earth is my allotted portion, and since I’ve chased the wind from the Anita G. Fabricant
beginning of my days, when will I come to set my house in order? Remembered by Robert A. Fabricant
Percy Auerbach Jeanne Auerbach
Leo Fassberg Sophie Fassberg
Cynthia Auerbach Mary Auerbach
Richard Fassberg
Remembered by Ronnie Fassberg
Jennie Feldman Saul Feldman
Gabrielle Feldman Loren Feldman
Daniel Fix
Remembered by Lara and Linda Fix and Jonah Dove
Page 14 Page 35In Loving Memory The passions You Yourself have made a part of me have kept me rapt within the passing
scene, and how, enslaved to passion as I’ve been, a prey to fierce and fiery hungers, how I
ask, could I have served You as I needed to?
Sylvia Barmen Earl Barmen
Henry C. ( Hank) Berns But now the time has come to ask: why all this ambition, why the quest for high estate,
Remembered by Barbara Berns when tomorrow I must die?
Why this expense of spirit, when tomorrow I mourn the passing time?
Leonard Birke Shirley Birke
Louis Brown Pearl Brown These days and nights combine to bring me to the end; they scatter my thought to the
Remembered by Kenneth and Beverly Birke winds, they return my frame to the dust.
What now can I say in my defense?
Beatrice Borie Constantino Stuardi
Julius Borie Filomena Stuardi What brave words remain to shield me from my truth?
Remembered by Gerald and Maryann Borie
My nature has pursued me, possessed me, driven and flayed me, a doubtful friend from
Vicki Burton Norman Weissman childhood on.
Meyer Apotheker Alma Apotheker What then do I really have besides Your presence?
Jaxson Maxwell Borden
Remembered by Joan and Murray Burton Stripped of my pretensions, naked at the last, here I stand, and only Your goodness can
clothe and shelter me.
Ilene Kahzarian For nothing now remains but this: Lord, I yearn only to be near You!
Lanny Cantor Pablo Andrade
Remembered by The Cantor Family
Charlotte Newman
Rita Tyroler Sidney A. Tyroler
Irwin C. Cohen
Remembered by Larry and Susan Cohen
To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:
Alice R. Cohen A time to be born, and a time to die;
Remembered by Norman Cohen
A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;
Bessie Collins Hyman “Truck” Collins A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up;
Remembered by Evan and Mary K. Collins
A time to weep, and a time to laugh;
Betty Crile Melvin Crile A time to mourn, and a time to dance;
Sharon Crile
Remembered by Sandy Crile A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together;
Mindy Hendelman Jesse Hendelman A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;
Lorraine Hendelman Sara Hendelman A time to seek, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to discard;
Morris Pattinger Dorothy Pattinger
Myron“Michael” Hendelman A time to tear, and a time to sew;
Remembered by the Crombie Family A time to keep silence, and a time to speak;
E. Mack Cushing Anita Cushing A time to love, and a time to hate;
Richard Cushing A time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8
Remembered by Robert and Pearl Cushing
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God of those who live on earth and those who live in eternity.
Be moved by our recollections of those we’ve lost, find them in Your infinite spaces and Sylvia Wolf S. Joseph Wolf
bring them to Your side, that we might know You shelter them beneath the shadow of Your Marilyn Miller
wings, that they might know that we remember them and love them and are touched by Morris Miller Anna Miller
them whether they died this week or long ago. Remembered by Harvey and Judith Alligood
May they forgive us for falling short of what, in their best moments, they had taught us; Bella Alpert Alec Alpert
may we forgive them for falling short of what they wished that they could be. Bessie Rosenfeld Charles Rosenfeld
Help us honor them in the lives we lead, and may they speak for us as You prepare to seal Louis Segel Edwin Alpert
our destiny in the year to come. Harvey Alpert Yosef Eidelman
Remembered by Amy Alpert, Karl Drehobl & Family
Bring their souls into the bond of life, and grant us life, a long and healthy, virtuous life,
for the sake of our love for them, for the sake of Your love for us. Liberty Maya Arnold - Simon
Daniel Zucker Karen Arnold
It is hard to speak of oneness when our world is not complete, when those who once Samuel L. Arnold Beatrice Arnold
brought wholeness to our life have gone, and naught but memory can fill the emptiness Remembered by Richard Arnold
their passing leaves behind. But memory can tell us only what we were, in company with
those we loved; it cannot help us find what each of us, now alone, must now become. Yet Ada Arthur Rees Arthur
no person is really alone; those who live no more echo still within our thoughts and words, David Arthur Joan Hill
and what they did has become woven into what we are. We do best homage to our dead by Howard Levine Delores Levine
living our lives fully even in the shadow of our loss. For each of our lives is worth the life Jeanette Levine Louis Peckerman
of the whole world; in each one is the breadth of the Ultimate One. In affirming the One, Esther Peckerman
Remembered by James and Debbie Arthur
we affirm the worth of each one whose life, now ended, brought us closer to the Source of
Life, in whose union no person is alone and every life finds purpose. William Beattie
Sadie Herman Samuel Herman
Remembered by Susan Herman Beattie
Irvin Bell Miriam Bell
Abraham Gelman Sarah Gelman
Milton Gelman
Remembered by Michael and Lynn Bell
Alan M. Kohn Sheila Berghash
Louis Egar Thelma Egar
Herbert Roisman Leonard Berghash
Remembered by Michelle Kohn and Les Berghash
Melvin D. Krakower Joan A. Krakower
Arthur Fleischer
Remembered by Fran, Eric and Joshua Berkowitz
Gregory Berman Robert Alan Berman
Sondra Potter
Remembered by Janis Berman, Goldie Hofmaier and Family
Page 16 Page 33A special donation to the
5782 Yizkor
Book of Remembrance has
been made
in memory of
the following
individuals ...
Page 32 Page 17In Memory of the Six Million ~
We Will Never Forget!
Page 18 Page 31Forever Remembered ...
Florence Smith Sidney Suss Sylvia Weisberg
Harry Smith Adrienne Tabin Norman Weissman
Ruth Smith Frances Tabin Charles Werlin
Sadie Smith Sam Tabin Harriet R. Werlin
David Sokoloff Benjamin Tallin Irving Wilks
Jenny Spector Ida Tallin Sally Wilks
James I. Spiegel Cecil Taylor George Gregory Wolovick
Raymond Spitzer Erma Taylor Ruth Davidson Wolovick
Sydelle Spitzer Florence Tenzer Leon Wolper
Hannah Springel Herbert Tenzer Sol Leo Wortman
Joseph Springel Louis Thaler Sylvia Cohen Wortman
Leo Stein Sylvia Thaler Jacob Yormak
Hyman Steinberg Rita Tyroler Marsha Yormak
Harry Stern Sidney A. Tyroler Stanley S. Yormak
Frank Stifelman Norton Viny Adele Cohen Young
Judel Stolnicki Josephine “Phina” Walker Clara Zemsky
Genendel Leibick Stolnicki Anne P. Wasserman Harry Zemsky
Herbert Sulkin Bernard Wasserman Shirley Zemsky
Sylvia Miller Sulkin Milton J. Wasserman Abraham I. Zittman
Marlene Suls Harry A. Weiner Anne Zittman
Edward Suss Rose Weiner Irene Zofnas
Mildred Suss Janice Cohen Zonn
Remember Me
You can shed tears that I am gone.
Or you can smile because I’ve lived.
Your heart can be empty
Because you can’t see me.
Or you can let it be full of
The love that we shared.
You can remember me
And think only that I’m gone.
Or you can cherish
My memory and let it live on.
You can live in the sorrows of yesterday.
Or you can choose
Hope and love everyday.
Page 30 Page 19Forever Remembered ...
Edna Ruth Meersand Abraham Ratner Philip David Sachs
Israel Meersand Dora Ratner Frances Hurewitz Sade
Robert F. Meersand Irwin “Irv” Ratner Joseph Sade
Amnon Meirom Ida Rich Holly J. Salomon
Arthur Merican Jeanne Davis Rich Leon E. Salomon
Harold T. Meyers Louis Rich Alice Rose Samuel
Harry Michlowitz Sandra Rich Manuel Samuel
Henny Michlowitz Samuel H. Robbins Aziz Sanandajian
Susan Midlarsky Ana Rose Muriel Sanders
Brucha Karach Miliband Sylvia Rose Sidney “Sol” Sanders
Jeanne Miliband Charlotte Schachter
Liliane Miliband Harry Schachter
Moshe Miliband Clara Schapiro
Simone Miliband Jules Schapiro
Robbie Mills Murray Schapiro
Betty Moore Anna Schlossberg
Louis Moore Davis Schlossberg
Evelyn Morabito Sonia Schurr
Helen Najglik Isadore “Izzy” Schwartz
Ida Dasha Nankin Ruth Plessett Schwartz
Claire Neuwirth Shirley Schwartz
Karl Neuwirth David Selednick
Abraham Oliver Selma Selednick
Wilfred Orland Louis Segel
Sylvia Osman Marilyn S. Sheer
Joel Cary Parker Phillip Sheer
Barbara Pere Ernest J. Sherman
Ann Cohen Philo Gloria L. Sigalow
Isador Edmund Philo Mary Silberstein
Ethel E. Pinsker Irving Silberstein
J. Marcus Pinsker Clara Silverman-Jones
Frances Pollack Lena Rosen Charles Silvers
Leonard Pollack Meyer Rosen Phyllis D. Silvers
Anna S. Prentis Abraham Rosenberg Sylvia Silvers
Meyer L. Prentis Pearl Rosenberg Sam Silverstein
Nathan Putchat Bessie M. Rosenfeld Gertrude Simon
Arthur Rappaport Charles David Rosenfeld Samuel Simon
Dr. Barry Neil Rappaport Freda Rothwax Mamie Slomowitz
Celia Rappaport Frances S. Rozansky Solomon Joseph Slomowitz
Cora Rappaport Donald Rozansky Phyllis Slutsky
Jacob Rappaport Herman Rubin Robert Howard Slutsky
Walter Rappaport Yetta Rubin Bradley Durston Smith
Page 20 Page 29Forever Remembered ...
Edna Gold Adele Katz Marilyn Lampert
Theodore Gold Edith Robbins Katz Lillian Lees
Arthur Goldin Gerald J. Katz Martin Lees
Gary Goldin Harold M. Katz Ida Leopold
Sylvia Goldin Lawrence Katz Louis Leopold
Beatrice Goldsmith Louis “Larry” Milton Katz Nathan Lester
Edwin Goldsmith Rose Katz Billie Levin
Nolan Ira Goldsmith Samuel Jacob Katz Harry Levin
Sam Goldstein Shirley Pearl Katz Leo Levine
Eva Lillian Govenar Ann Philo Kendall Lester Levine
Diana Grant Anna Pereira Kendall Robert Levine
Edmond J. Grant Henry Mendes Kendall Shirley R. Levine
Carol Greenberg Rabbi Emeritus Jonathan Bernard Levitz
Florence Greenberg Kendall Florence Goldstein Levitz
Harry Greenberg Milton M. Kendall Charles Levy
J. Jack Greenberg Freda Kern Daniel Levy
Marcus Greenberg Max Kern Marion Levy
Eugene Greenstein Esta Howard Kersner Harry E. Lewen
Morton Gross Fannie W. Klarin Adrienne Liepold
Rachel Gross Maxwell H. Klarin Walter Liepold
Max Grossman Alexander Klaw Bertram Lipschutz
Sadie L. Grossman Gertrude Klaw Harriet Lutsky
Lawrence Haas Robert N. “Bobby” Klein Bernard J. Marks
Beatrice Hanzel Milton Kleinman Rosalyn Rich Manson
Philip Hanzel Abraham Klinger Lucille Mart
Evelyn Heller Edna Klinger Bertrand Mastroff
Samuel Heller Jack Klotz Cecelia Z. Mastroff
Abraham A. Horowitz Sadie Klotz Marvin Mastroff
Beatrice Goldberg Horowitz Alan M. Kohn Russell Bennett Mastroff
Wayne Horowitz Helena Baruel Kopejka Samuel Mastroff
John Scott Howard Louis Kramer Abraham Matlin
Susan Sarah Howard Sylvia Kramer Adrienne S. Matlin
Elyse Levy Insler David Krantz Bessie Matlin
Bella Jacobs Nettie S. Krantz Denise Matlin
Julia L. Jacobs Abraham Kronish Douglas S. Matlin
Louis Jacobs Leah Kronish Irving Matlin
David H. Jenkins Marian Kronish Janie Matlin
August Kahn Melvin Kronish Jordon Matlin, M.D.
Frances Esther Kahn Fred Kuklis Rachel "Rae" Matlin
Irving Kane Goldie Kushner Rita R. Matlin
Manya Kaplow Irving Kushner Samuel Matlin
Louis Kashdan James Laiacona Wilma H. Matlin
Page 28 Page 21Forever Remembered ...
Recitation of Names Harriet Aaronson Freida Fordon Brown Richard H. Fassberg
Belle Agatstein Philip R. Brown Daniel Feldman
William Agatstein Sidney Brown Edward Feuer
Our loved ones live in our broken hearts—and, at times, that brings some measure of heal- Alec Alpert Neil Jay Burstyn Helen Feuer
ing. Their acts of kindness and generosity are the inheritance they leave behind. We feel Bella M. Alpert Vicki Burton Leon Fillhaber
their absence; but the beauty of their lives abides among us. As it is said, “The name of one Harvey Alpert Harold Cohen Dr. Ben C. Fischman
who has died shall not be forgotten.” Our loved one’s names—and their memories—will Alma Apotheker Henry Cohen Lillian R. Fischman
endure among us. And these are the names—on our lips and in our hearts….
Meyer Apotheker Irwin Charles Cohen Bessie Fleischhacker
Standing now before the Source of Life, the ultimate author of our purpose, let us join in Gertrude “Gert” Appel Jean Cohen Sam Fleischhacker
hopefulness and praise, in blessing and in trust: Fred C. Arnold Jean S. Cohen Lillian Fleischmann
Liberty Maya Arnold-Simon Julius Cohen Paul L. Fleischmann
Etz Chayim Hi—It is a tree of life to those who hold fast to it; and all of its supporters are Norman Aronson Lila Nathanson Cohen Charles Fogel
happy! Its ways are pleasant ways and all of its pathways are peace. Bring us back to You, Estelle Avin Lillian Cohen Jennie Fogel
Adonai, that we might return; renew our life as in the days when You and we began. Ellie Babushkin Lorry Lester Cohen Kay Fox
Helen Suss Bardfeld Sarene Marks Collins Rose Frankel
The light of life is a finite flame. Jack “Skip” Bardfeld Giovina A. Conwell Sam Frankel
Bertha Gantz Barnes Jay L. Conwell Anne M. Franzblau
Like the Shabbat candles, life is kindled, it burns, it glows, it is radiant with warmth and Marion Barnes Jeffrey Alan Corwin Irving J. Franzblau
beauty. Fannie Baron Rena Covici Barbara Prentis Frenkel
But soon it fades, its substance consumed, and it is no more.
Ida Baron Wilbert Covici Joseph Frenkel
Jacob Baron Anita Cushing Rose N. Frenkel
In light we see; in light we are seen. Joseph Baron E. Mack Cushing Tom Prentis Frenkel
Rose Baron Andrew Cutler Bessie Friedman
The flames dance and our life burns down and gutters. Sam Baron Seymour Cutler Constance Friedman
Henry George Berg William J. “Bill” Dabrusin Joseph L. Friedman
There is an end to the flames. Morris Berg Jose’ Miguel Da Costa Molly Friedman
We see no more and are no more seen, yet we do not despair, for we are more than a
Gregory M. Berman Henry R. Danielson Mathilda Friedman
memory slowly fading into the darkness. Florence Bernstein Faye Davis Paul Friedman
Henry C. Berns Gordon Davis Robert Benjamin Friedman
With our lives we give life. Hyman “Hank” Bernstein Harry Davis Ida Ganek
Seymour Bernstein Alice Brody Densen Leo Ganek
Something of us can never die: we move into the eternal cycle of darkness and death, of Jaxson Maxwell Borden Marcia Donovan Olinda Ades Ga Tarrab
light and life. (Rabbi Chaim Stern) Edward Bramson Rolf Drucker Golda Gerber
Ethel Bramson Gilbert Harold Erth Emanuel Germinsky
Harriet Sylvia Brantman Rosalind Erth Irene Gibelman
Jackson Brantman Robert B. Etelson Sam Gibelman
Clara Bream Sidney Faber Victor Gilels
Meyer Bream Anita Fabricant Leonard Glasser
Julie P. Bronstein Bernard W. Fabricant Rita Glener
Sewall Bronstein Minnie C. Fabricant Sam Glener
Page 22 Page 27In memory of those who have left us in the past year
Joy Lebish
Gil Bardfeld friend of Steven Nicholas Schepis
The memory of the righteous is a blessing cousin of Elinor Mastroff and Stephanie Rozansky father of Linda Oliver
Keith Klarin
Helen Desman husband of Pat Klarin Richard Bensen
mother of father of Mindy and Ronald nephew of
Scott and Elaine Desman Beverly and Steve Liepold
Sandra Berent Alexander
Vickie Bernstein friend of Elinor Mastroff Herbert Fields
זכר צדיק לברכה sister of Bruce Bernstein brother of Shirley Kohn
William Sieck Nelson Berger
brother of Beverly Liepold father of Lori Levin
Eternally remembered Alexander Zborowski Karen Arnold
husband of Marion Zborowski wife of Richard Arnold
in
Jean Cutler Seymour Levin
Temple Beit HaYam’s Temple Member father of Steven Levin
Memorial Chapel
Gwendolyn Knapp David Shankman
Temple Member brother of Steven Shankman
Rona Jaffe Lola Stoltman
mother-in-law of Isadore Frankel mother of Russell Stoltman
Susanne Jaffe husband of Shelley Frankel grandmother of
grandmother of Brent and Sean father of Danielle Frankel Andrew Stoltman
brother of Gayle Sokoloff
Sam Asch Susan Silberman
Diane Tennenbaum
Temple Member wife of David Silberman
friend of
mother of Robin Levine
Joan and Murray Burton
Paul Bullwinkel
husband of Stephanie Drabin
father of Hannah and Matthew
May their memory endure as a blessing. And let us say: Amen
Page 26 Page 23There are stars up above,
So far away we only see the light
Long, long after the star itself is gone.
And so it is with people that we loved —
Their memories keep shining ever brightly
Though their time with us is done
But the stars that light up the darkest night
These are the lights that guide us.
As we live our days, these are the ways we remember.
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