June 2016 FINAL Yonah... · In this Issue President’s Message 2 Rabbi’s Message 3 Temple...

In this Issue

President’s Message 2

Rabbi’s Message 3

Temple Membership Application

4-5

Social Action 6

News 7

Calendar 8

Religious School Registration 9-10

Temple Photo Permission Form

11

School Dressing Days 12

Marjorie Korman Schutt Book Club

14

Committees & Religious School

15

Sisterhood 16

Dates to Remember 17

Gift Cards 18

Find / Sell / Swap / Simchas 20

Oneg Shabbat Policy Oneg Shabbat Schedule

22

Advertising Rates 23

VYBS 13

Beth Sholom Temple June 2016

KOL YONAH THE VOICE OF THE DOVE

President: David Coman VP of Administration: Ellen Grady VP of Finance: Sidney Snitkin VP of Community Life: Natalie Wright VP of Religious Life & Education: Louis Berman Recording Secretary: Vivian Wolf Corresponding Secretary: Monika Maslowski Treasurer: Jay Gartman At Large: Michael Camber, Pia Borsheim, Jonathan Levin, Marc Broklawski Immediate Past President: Helga Purnell

Beth Sholom Temple Board 2016-2017

Please remember to send your membership paperwork by June 30, 2016

Thank you!

June 2016 June 17, 2016 Family & Tot Shabbat Services 6:30pm "Thank You" Community Dinner 7:15pm

July 2016 July 17, 2016 Mitzvah Bagel Bar 10:00am-12:00pm

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http://www.bstva.org

June 2016

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Gratitude and engagement are in my mindset as I write my final Kol Yonah article as

the President of Beth Sholom. I thank you so much for the opportunity you granted

me to serve this congregation as a leader. I loved the experience because I witnessed

individuals and committees creating, facilitating, leading, and sharing Jewish experi-

ences for all of us to engage. I totally grew as a Jew serving you.

No one can serve as President without the support of the congregants, and that holds

true for me. I want to thank every member for their commitment to be a member of

BST; without members, we would not be who we are, period! I also want to thank

every Board Director that served with me as President. I LOVE passionate, collective

and cognizant thinking based decision-making. To continue with my gratitude, I am

thankful for all the working bee minyons at BST; the ones which engage in the detail work of our

synagogue’s mission. There are three families who strengthen my foundation with their endless

help, even without asking, so I could serve you: The Gettlins, The Wolf-Robertsons, and the

Frieds, todah rabah!

The ultimate thank you goes to my family, especially to my husband, Michael Purnell, for his

unconditional support and sacrifice toward my desire to lead Beth Sholom Temple.

As we transition to the next year, continue to support Beth Sholom’s leadership in the work to strengthen the goals of

our synagogue.

Strengthening Beth Sholom Temple (BST) is a goal for each of its generations; not one generation can solve all of BST

challenges or secure its might. Therefore, BST, our Jewish synagogue, requires a partnership between the genera-

tions. Each generation will improve our synagogue as far as it can. We must educate our children and pass on the mis-

sion to the next generation, until the goal is reached.

In Rabbi Tarfon’s teachings, we are not to be arrogant; not to think that you alone can finish the job. We need to

trust in every generation and generations yet unborn to take up the task. Know that you are part of the living chain of

people who have dreamed, worked for a better world and carried on this mission for four thousand years in an unbro-

ken covenant.

See you at shul !

Am Israel Chai!

Helga Purnell, President

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RABBI’S MESSAGE As of the first of June, we are 39 days into counting the 49 days of the Omer. The Torah

teaches us that we are to count the days from our Redemption, freedom from slavery on Pesach,

to our Revelation, the receiving of Torah on Sinai. According to our Tradition, Psalm 90 reads, “

So teach us to number our days, that we may get us a heart of wisdom.” By being conscious of

our days, looking for ways of doing mitzvahs each day, we make our days count. By making our

days count, we, in turn, make our lives count, as well as those lives around us, gaining for our-

selves a heart of wisdom.

One thing that we, as Jews, can do is celebrate our holidays together. At the

end of the counting of 49 days, the 50th day is Shavuot. Shavuot (literally “Weeks”) was tradi-

tionally a harvest festival. In the days of the Temple, Jewish farmers made pilgrimage to the Temple to offer first

grains and fruits of spring. Although such a festival may seem foreign to our modern sensibilities, Shavuot is one of

the most profound holidays mentioned in the Torah.

Shavuot commemorates the anniversary of the day God gave the Torah to the entire nation of Israel

assembled at Mount Sinai, although the association between the giving of the Torah and Shavuot is not explicit in the

biblical text. The holiday is one of the Shalosh Regalim, the three biblical Pilgrimage Festivals. It marks the conclu-

sion of the Counting of the Omer.

The Evening of Shavuot includes the holiday’s most noteworthy custom, Tikkun Leil Shavuot, “Set

Order of Study for the Night of Shavuot”. This Kabbalistic custom ensured that the 49th day of the Counting of the

Omer was undeniably completed; the night is meant to inspire a sense of restless anticipation and awe on the night

preceding the Giving of the Torah.

The evening is accentuated with the richness of dairy foods, as the medieval commentary, Kol Bo,

suggests that part of a verse of Song of Songs—“Honey and milk are under your tongues” (4:11)—alludes to the Torah.

Therefore, the words of Torah should be as pleasing to our minds and hearts, as milk and honey are to our tongues.

Come to celebrate the holiday together, as we explore our taste buds of learning, spirituality, and of

course, community. Join us Shavuot morning, Sunday, June 12, at 10:00a as we fulfill the obligation of remembrance

with our Shavuot Yizkor service.

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TEMPLE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

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SOCIAL ACTION

Thank you to the dozen BST partners who helped at the Food Bank Warehouse on May 7th - over 1300 boxes of food were packed for low income seniors! Mark your calendars for a Mitzvah Bagel Bar July 17th from 10am until noon. Food, Fun, and Friendship! More details coming soon. Volunteer opportunities: Produce Pick up for Thurman Brisben, Saturdays NOW until contact Helga [email protected]) Interfaith Council Community School Dressing Days August 11-13 (contact Diane November ([email protected]) Help disadvantaged children in our community, put labeled donations in the lobby coat closet. School Dressing Days: NEW girls size 7 jeans, Boys small colored briefs, Girls colored low cut socks Hope House: school supplies Be on the lookout for the Food Bank Barrel in the lobby over the summer. Let’s make the upcoming High Holiday Food Drive a huge success. Email [email protected] if you want to get more involved with the Social Action Committee this year. "I do not want followers who are righteous, rather I want followers who are too busy doing good that they won’t have time to do bad." – Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Kotzk

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Important Message About RSVPS at BST

We love organizing events at our synagogue, especially involving food; however, we need to have accurate information so everyone has something to eat,

as well as space to eat. Also, we want to allocate appropriate resources and not waste any of our precious resources.

Let's support each other with timely RSVPs! Thank you!

KOL YONAH TEMPLE MEMBERSHIP

The BST Membership Committee wants to personally invite you to become a member of our vi-brant and diverse congregation, if you are not already a member. Please contact the Temple at 540-373-4834 or email [email protected] to schedule an appointment to visit and learn more, or to request a membership registration packet be mailed out to you. We will gladly answer your questions about the upcoming services, events, and activities and you'll learn what makes Beth Sholom Temple the special place it is! We hope you'll consider becoming part of our Temple fam-ily!

ATTENTION

All contributions to the Kol Yonah MUST be submitted to [email protected]

as well as [email protected]

no later than COB of the 3rd Friday of each month. Submissions received later than the 3rd Friday of the month will be held until the next issue.

Please mark your calendars accordingly. Thank you.

From Caring Community: Please email the front office at [email protected] to add either your name or a loved one's

name to the Mi Sheberach List.

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CALENDAR

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 5:30pm Education Committee Meeting

2 3 8:00pm Shabbat Evening Services

4 10:00am Shabbat Morning Service 11:00am Torah Study

5 9:15am President-VP-Rabbi Meeting

6 1:00pm Mah Jongg

7 8 9 10 7:30pm Shabbat Evening Services


12 10:00am Shavuot Yizkor

13 1:00pm Mah Jongg

14 15 16 17 6:30pm Family & Tot Shabbat Services 7:15pm "Thank You" Community Dinner


19 20 1:00pm Mah Jongg 7:30pm Board of Directors Meeting

21 22 23 24 8:00pm Shabbat Evening Services

25 9:00am Torah Study

26 27 1:00pm Mah Jongg

28 Office Closed

29 30 July 1 7:30pm Erev Shabbat Services

July 2 10:00am Shabbat Morning Service 11:30am Torah Study

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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL REGISTRATION

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TEMPLE PHOTO PERMISSION FORM

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SCHOOL DRESSING DAYS School Dressing Days is put on by The Interfaith Community Council. Each year over 1,100 disadvantaged youth receive new clothes for school. As a member of the Interfaith Council, Beth Sholom participates by providing needed items and volunteers for this event. This year, School Dressing Days will be held on Aug. 12, 13. Volunteers will be needed to help set up on the 11th and to help with clothing distribution on the 12th and 13th. Please contact Diane Kowalski 540-273-0914 if you would like to help out. We have been asked to contribute the following NEW items: Girls Jeans size 7 – (no flare legs) Boys small colored briefs Girls fun prints/colored low-cut socks Toiletry items (toothbrushes, tooth paste, soap and deodorant) are also needed Items can be left in the front hall closet of the synagogue. We will be collecting these items through July. Thank you for your generosity.

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VYBS

VYBS

This month VYBS had a couple of events. The biggest event held was board elections. It was a good event and we have picked a board that will better VYBS for the future. We also held a Chocolate Seder. The members seem to really enjoyed the Seder and eating chocolate. VYBS also attended an interfaith event where we were able to ex-perience new things. Finally, VYBS well be holding a service where we will say good-bye to our beloved seniors and old board while also welcoming in our new board. Matthew Stone—Historian 2016-2017 VYBS Board President: Matthew Stone Programs VP: Margot Sell Religious & Cultural VP-Levi Hoffman Social Action VP: Jacob Green Historian: Aviva Clayman NFTY MAR Rep: Al Puebla

WE HOPE TO SEE EVERYONE AT THE

OPEN HOUSE AUGUST 21st!

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MARJORIE KORMAN SCHUTT BOOK CLUB

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Ritual Committee Rabbi Weinstein's day off is Tuesday. Please refrain from calling or emailing him on Tuesdays unless it is of utmost impor-tance. Thank You.

Education Committee

Do not forget to register your child/children for the Religious School. No child will be denied a Jewish education. Contact the principal, Vered Margalit at [email protected] if you have a concern or a question.

Caring Committee

Please email the front office at [email protected] to add a name to the Mi Sheberach List. It is also important that you notify the front office if someone is seriously ill, such as in the hospital so that the Rabbi can be notified. The Rabbi cares greatly about our congregation but cannot, for example, visit the sick if he does not know about it. If you desire your situation to be kept confiden-tial please let our Office Manager know that.

COMMITTEES & RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

Israel Advocacy Committee Anyone interested in receiving Israel Advocacy Committee information and alerts please contact Bob Sargeant at [email protected]. The IAC is dedicated to disseminating positive information about Israel and correcting misconceptions that lead to common prejudices and extremism.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

The Three Daleteers -- Adia, Julie and Sage -- passed the Dalet Hebrew class with flying colors this year. They'll join former classmate Carrick Proctor in the Hay class in the fall to prep for their b'nei mitzvot. To Hay teacher Mr. Jobrack, they say: "Brace yourself, sir! We're comin' for ya!"

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JUDAICA SHOP

Looking for that special gift?

New Passover Merchandise!

Find all your Passover Seder serving requirements at BST Gift Shop!

Open Wed. 6:30 - 8:30pm & Sun. 9:30 - 11:30am, or by appointment.

Contact Natalie Wright at 757-869-5920, or [email protected].

SISTERHOOD Dear Temple Members,

It is with no joy, that I announce that Sisterhood is on Sabbatical this year.

Due to an inability to obtain enough candidates for office, chair people or participation, those that remained agreed that we would assist temple in program execution and managing the Bagel Bar and Gift Shop.

We are attempting to rebuild - but that is a choice that is up to the members and those who are temple, but not Sisterhood members.

Please feel free to phone, email or text me your thoughts, comments and/or suggestions. [email protected] [email protected] (757)869-5920

Respectfully Submitted Natalie S. Wright

Beth Sholom Temple Sisterhood President

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DATES TO REMEMBER Mazel Tov to the following Temple members who are celebrating birth-days in June. 6/3 Louis Berman 6/3 Samantha Levine 6/8 Robert Stein 6/8 Janet Langer 6/8 Natalie Wright 6/9 Benjamin Crowder 6/10 Nancy Katz 6/14 Tovah Baer 6/15 Jessica Langer 6/15 Richard Lewis 6/15 Stephen Wise 6/16 Michelle Swanson 6/17 Tristen Proctor 6/19 Andrew Stone 6/19 Joseph Falk 6/20 Chris Chaffee 6/21 Pia Borsheim 6/22 Sara Walters 6/22 Carrick Proctor 6/24 Brian Eastlake 6/25 Maxwell Norrod 6/25 John Golmant 6/27 Aaron Bloomfield 6/28 Joseph Katz 6/28 Erik Tyler

In June, we remember the anniver-saries of the passing of the follow-ing loved ones, whose memories still inspire us as individuals and as a community: 6/1 Louis Block 6/1 Arthur J. Heffer 6/2 Emily Glazman Voskoyan 6/2 Benjamin Goldman 6/3 Wilbert Matthews 6/8 Burton P. Moien 6/9 Muriel Rubin 6/9 Mary Jean Evans 6/10 Henry Willard 6/10 L. Richard Steuer 6/11 Ida Allahut 6/12 Abraham Handler 6/15 Ida Verbut Allahut 6/17 Bertha Hirsch 6/18 Susan Levine 6/18 Joseph Brint 6/18 Irving Gallant 6/20 Louis Schwartz 6/20 Joseph M. Goldsmith 6/21 Rebecca Herr 6/21 Daniel Brock 6/22 Rabbi Allen Kaplan 6/22 Helen Horowitz 6/23 Shirley Silverman Springer 6/23 Caroline Goldsmith 6/26 Max Silver 6/28 James Benjamin Shuman 6/28 Philip Alan Levin 6/28 Sol Reisel 6/28 Hyman Zaidman

Mazel Tov to the following Temple mem-bers who are celebrating anniversaries in June. 6/4 Richard & Rita Haas 6/4 Anthony & Debra Anker 6/8 Kirk & Edie Evans 6/11 Sol & Lisa Herman 6/11 Louis & Marjorie Berman 6/12 Louis & Carrie Allahut 6/13 Robert & Arlene Gettlin 6/13 Mike & Lisa Haas 6/16 William & Nancy Bernstein 6/16 Bruce & Candace Kroehl

We also remember the following residents

of the town of Kolin, Czechoslovakia, who were deported to concentration and exter-

mination camps by the Nazis on June 12,

1942, and who would have celebrated

birthdays this month.

Berta Koserakova Dr. Max Braun Oskar Arnstein Dr. Karel Ehrlich Eduard Clas Matylda Federmannova Frantisek Parkus Josef Braun Karel Weiss Jakub Konstein Irma Schiffova Lubomir Sulhof Ida Ruzhkova Emil Friedmann Olga Frischmannova Irma Geigrova Pavla Pickova Adolf Press Eleonora Fischerova Anna Halberstadtova Valerie Ledererova Karel Mahler Karel Smolka Evzen Feder Helena Bienenfeldova Marketa Konsteinova Emilie Kovanicova Ida Weissbergrova Eva Englova Zdenek Pam Richard Mautner Vilem Taussig

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GIFT CARDS Ladies and Gentlemen, I want to remind you of two fabulous ways to make donations to Beth Sholom Temple with no out of pocket expense. 1) the gift card (shopwithscrip.com)program. 2) AmazonSmile The first one has been around for years but very few of us are using it. You can buy several types of gift cards from Ellen Grady at Sunday bagel bar. Better yet, do it online and choose from over 700 stores, big box stores, restaurant chains and online retail-ers. Just about anywhere you go in Central Park or South Point or Aquia for food, clothes, electronics, gas, movies, book stores, sporting goods, home & garden--everything! Go to www.shopwithscrip.com/shop to browse them. The donation rate ranges widely:

2.5% from Walmart 4% at Giant (alas Wegman’s does not participate) 6% at Walgreens and CVS 10% at Macy’s 10% at Chipotle and other restaurants 13% at LL Bean, J. Crew and Lands End

You can get physical cards or electronic coupons to use from your phone, tablet or PC. Think about how much you spend on these items. $500 per month? $1000 per month? Multiply by a conservative 5% and then by 100 families. $30,000 to 60,000 to the temple annually. Even if we each just did a fraction of our spending this way the benefit is great. Amazon Smile You can support Beth Sholom Temple financially by shopping on Amazon.com If you use Smile.Amazon.com and select BST as your charity of choice, 0.5% of your purchases will be donated to BST. If you use Amazon, how much do you spend annually? Don’t keep track? Here’s a hint. The average is $1500. Guess when most of that is spent? Between now and January. So I urge you to make the small extra effort to go to Amazon Smile and select BST as your charity of choice. The key is to go to the Smile page first before you shop. You can still use Prime. So let’s do some simple math: $1500 per year X 0.5% X 100 families is $7500 per year to Beth Sholom Temple. That’s in addition to the gift card purchases above. And if you buy Amazon gift cards on ShopWithScrip before you shop on Smile, you increase that to 4.5%! This time of year is when a ton of disposable income gets spent. With a little effort we can start raising much needed funds for our congregation. Even if you use Amazon Smile to donate to a different charitable organization, you are doing a great thing. I'll call that a win for BST. Please make the effort and contact me or Ellen Grady if you have questions. Michael Camber [email protected] 540-841-9209. Ellen’s email is [email protected].

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FIND / SELL / SWAP—SIMCHAS Looking to Find/Swap/Sell Something? Are you looking to swap something you no longer need for something you do? Let us know! Are you looking to sell/purchase something you no longer need/want to buy? Let us know! We would like to offer "free" space to our members to sell/swap/purchase items! We are not going to create a new webpage for this purpose so your item will only be listed in the monthly newsletter. Please submit items to Temple Office or Stacey by the 10th of each month. Temple Office: [email protected] Stacey: [email protected]

Simchas in Our Community Simcha can mean a Jewish celebration or joyous event. We have such wonderful and amazing people in our Jewish community. We are looking to hear all about your Simchas…did one of our children win an award or make a team, did you get promoted, buy a house, become a parent or grandparent or have anything wonderful to share with the con-gregation? We are looking to hear about all the Simchas in our wonderful community. The deadline for the submit-ting a Simcha is close of business on the 3rd Friday of each month. Please e-mail your submissions to [email protected] and lets do some rightful bragging!!!

Summer Help Needed Greetings BST! If we have had an opportunity to chat, you know that I am a commuter into DC. This summer I have been enrolled into several classes, which means I am committed to commuting into DC during the week for class. I am looking for care this summer for my 14 year old son and 11 year old daughter. At their ages, they are very self-sufficient. This is a perfect summer situation if you’re a stay at home mom, in college etc. If interested please email Len Gerald at [email protected].

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A Peaceful Final Resting Place Take care of your family’s needs. Find out about Beth Sholom Tem-ple’s beautiful new section at Oak Hill Cemetery, Fredericksburg. $1,800 per plot, members $2,100per plot, non-members For information contact: BST Cemetery Manager Lou Berman: [email protected] , 540-656-2100 Temple Administrator [email protected] , 540-373-4834

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ONEG SHABBAT POLICY & ONEG SCHEDULE

ONEG SHABBAT GUIDELINES Here at Beth Sholom, members are given the mitzvah

and privilege of hosting the Oneg Shabbat. The Oneg pro-vides us with the opportunity to delight in Shabbat, to-gether in community. The Oneg is also our first impression for guests to Beth Sholom Temple. It is our honor to make it a warm and welcoming event in our congregational home. You are encouraged to take ownership of this honor. Some things you can do to make Oneg more fun and inviting are: incorporate a theme – is there a holiday coming up? Or you might consider referencing the Torah portion for the week through a creative use of food, or even using your team’s Oneg to thank a committee, or just celebrate the Temple family in a special way! Please use the guidelines below when considering your upcoming Oneg.

1. The list of Oneg Family assignments is available on the website, and here, in the Kol Yonah.

2. If you are NOT able to participate in your assigned Oneg, please notify the lead family of your group so appropriate arrangements may be made (lead family, please ask your fellow team members about taking over if you need to switch). It is your responsibility to switch with another family, and to inform the office of this change.

3. Prior to the Oneg, contact all team members to discuss who will bring the necessary items and other refreshments. Necessary Items: Challah, Kosher Red Wine, Kosher Grape Juice; Refresh-ment Suggestions: Fruit & Veggie Tray, Dips & Cheeses, Cookies & Cakes, Beverages

4. Try to arrive 30 minutes prior to service to set up; see the website at http://www.bstva.org/onegs.html for full instructions on set-up.

5. Clean up by taking dirty linens home for washing and either take food home or store appropriate left-overs in the refrigerator and freezer for re-freshments after Saturday morning service. A cleaning team will come in on Friday evenings af-ter Oneg to take care of washing dishes, vacuum-ing, and taking out the garbage. Please visit the website at http://www.bstva.org/onegs.html for additional instruction and suggestions.

Thank you! David Coman VP of Administration

Beth Sholom Temple Oneg Shabbat Policy: A Responsibility of Temple Membership

Oneg Shabbat Schedule June 6/3/2016 *Bloomfield, Wright, Levin, Kaplan (Walter) 6/10/2016 *Fried, Snow, Schwartz 6/17/2016 Marquis, *Wallach, Proctor, Hein (Charles) 6/24/2016 Katz (Eric), *Haas, Hass, Watson

July 7/1/2016 Independence Day Weekend Levine/Lemmerman, *Pearlman, Kobin, Chaffee, Wolfson 7/8/2016 Bernstein, *Katz (William), Glazman 7/15/2016 Congregational Dinner/Family Service Van Brunt, *Snyder/Gleesing, Levin 7/22/2016 Kowalski, *Snitkin, Lewis 7/29/2016 Jobrack, Ritchie, *Green August 8/5/2016 MacDougall, *Bellar, Coman 8/12/2016 Swanson, *Rettinger, Fingerhut 8/19/2016 Congregational Dinner/Family Service Gettlin, Gertner, *Grzybowski, Proctor 8/26/2016 Allahut, Grady, *Hoffman, Willis

September 9/2/2016 Labor Day Weekend Kiddush Only 9/9/2016 Rabbani, Margalit, *Rothman 9/16/2016 Congregational Dinner/Family Service Merker, Polley, Camber/Weitzman, *Eastlake 9/23/2016 Anker, Stein, *Gabler, Lawson 9/30/2016 Ingalls, *Koslow, Love, Wilson

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Archives: Vacant (Chair) Bulletin: Stacey Thornton, Sabina Weitzman Caring Community: Connie Black, Risa Clapper (Co-Chairs) Oddalys Serpa- Pierre, Ruth Golmant, John Golmant, Vivan Wolf Directory: Vacant (Chair), Sabina Weitzman, Helga Purnell Education: Candace Kroehl (Chair), Andra Bloomfield, Jessica Bloomfield, Caroline Heffer, Beth Falk , Marc Seeman, Rachel Stone, Adam Wallach, Tammy Wolfson Finance: Adam Fried (Chair) Fundraising: Vacant: (Chair) House and Grounds: Vacant (Chair), David Coven, Sabina Weitzman. Landscaping Subcommittee: Ginny Lewis, Lisa Herman, Judy Jobrack, John Golmant Library: Monika Maslowski and Harold Maybloom IT Committee: Ellen Grady, Bob Gettlin Membership: Len Gerald (Chair), Ruth Golmant, Lisa Crowder, Karen Pearlman, Adam Fried, Beth Falk, Michelle Swanson, Edie Gross Evans, Maeve Sell, Shannon Synclare, Randy and Shana Gertner, Oddalys Serpa- Pierre, Lisa Herman Outreach: Ruth Golmant (Chair), David Coman, Melanie Marquis, Pearl Rayms-Keller, Clinton Harris Programs: Vacant (Chair), Michelle Swanson, Jim Swanson, Vivian Wolf, Edie Evans Ritual: Lou Allahut (chair), Lou Berman, Bob Gettlin, Harold Maybloom, Helga Purnell, Vivian Wolf Lay Leaders: Lou Allahut, Pia Borsheim, Ruth Golmant, Edie Evans, Bob Gettlin, Mike Haas, Dan Hoffman, Rob Jobrack, Harold Maybloom, Helga Purnell, Vivian Wolf. Savvy Seniors: Richard Schwartz (Chair) Rita Haas (Liaison) Social Action: Cindy Green( Chair), Sabina Weitzman, Michael Camber, Diane Kowalski, Robyn Sidersky, David Coman, Jay Lemmerman, Marin Kobin, Karen Pearlman, Samantha Levine Strategic Planning: Bob Gettlin (Chair) Steve Robertson, Vivian Wolf, Helga Purnell Youth Groups: Senior: Jessica Bloomfield, Rhonda Fried Junior: open Sisterhood: Natalie Wright, President 20's and 30's Young Professionals Group: Samantha Levine (Chair) Office Manager: Margaret Rice

Board of Directors

President Helga Purnell Recording Secretary Vivian Wolf

VP Admin David Coman Corresponding Secretary Ellen Grady

VP Finance Adam Fried Sisterhood President Natalie Wright

VP Community Life and Activities Kim Fagan Treasurer Jay Gartman

VP Religious Life and Education Lou Berman At-Large Board Members: Bob Gettlin, Michael Camber, Samantha Levine, Erica Levin, Rob Jobrack (Immediate Past President)

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