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News & Views

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Temple Shaarei Shalom

A Reform Congregation

9085 Hagen Ranch Road • Boynton Beach, FL 33472

Published Eleven Times Per Year

www.tssboynton.org

E-mail: [email protected]

Tel: 561-364-9054 • Fax: 561-364-1506

Anthony Fratello, Rabbi

Judith Borden Ovadia, Cantor

Caryn Feldman, Temple Administrator

Joshua Ackman, Education Director

Officers

Lisa Cuthbertson, President

Rochelle Bergman-Seltzer, Co-VP Membership

Joshua Handwerker, VP Education

Ellen Hulkower, Co-VP Membership

Ed Levick, VP Ways & Means

Jay Levine, VP Administration

Philip Levine, VP Religious Services

Joan Milowe, VP Planning & Development

Amy Schoenwetter, Treasurer

Board of Trustees

Marcia Arena, Lucille Epstein II, Cheryl Gonzalez,

Rhoda Gottlieb, Barbara Greenberg, (z”l), Diana Haber,

Linda Jimenez, Sheryl Koch, Lisa Kronhaus,

Lee Landau, Marcie Pachter, Alan Ross

Sisterhood President: Diane Carver

Brotherhood President: Miles Alter

PTO President: Ilyssa Levick

STARY President: Amanda Dinkin

Temple Shaarei Shalom Presidents in Order of Service

Norman Bleshman (z”l)- Founding President

John Rosenfeld (z”l)

Abe Bressler

Murray Schneier

Arthur Abravanel (z”l)

Lewis Doctor (on Executive Board)

Joan Milowe (on Executive Board)

Robert Kesten

Irwin Wecker

Caryn Feldman

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Rabbi Anthony Fratello

Some of you have been with Temple Shaarei Shalom

long enough to remember the few Interfaith Thanks-

giving Services we had. As a participant, I can tell

you it was a wonderful opportunity to come together

with members of other faith traditions and share col-

lectively in our belief that faith in God—however we

may choose to recognize God—can be a powerful

force for good in our world. Sadly, for a number of

factors, our Interfaith Program stalled for a long

time.

That being said, over the last several years, as we all

know, our community has grown and changed.

Moreover, as we all know, over the last several

years our world has become more complicated, more

confusing, more uncertain. This is a time when peo-

ple of faith need to come together to help bridge the

gaps that exist. This is a time when people of faith

need to demonstrate that we can have peaceful coex-

istence, even though our fundamental beliefs and

ideas are different from one another.

As our community has grown and changed, and as

our world has become ever more complicated, the

need to meet with other people of faith has become

more important than ever before.

The first event will be on Sunday, April 16th, and is

being billed as A Day of Faith, to bring together the

Jewish and Muslim Communities of Boca Raton/

Delray/Boynton/West Palm Beach. The plan, as it

currently stands, is to gather together in Boynton to

show our strength and resolve that we will not allow

the challenges that face us as Americans and as peo-

ple of faith, divide us.

The second event will be on Sunday, May 21, and is

a service to honor and recognize our first responders:

Police, Fire Rescue, Sheriff’s Department. Each and

every one of us has a debt of gratitude to these brave

men and women who risk their lives every day to

keep our homes and communities safe. This pro-

gram will be held in East Boynton Beach, at St.

Mark’s Catholic Church.

These events give our community a chance to come

together through things that we hold dear. These

events give our community a chance to come together

in communion and to make new connections. These

events give our community a chance to be a beacon of

hope for a trying time.

I hope you will be able to join us at one or all. For

more information, give me a shout.

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Hugh Binder

Seymour & Dorothy Katz

Mitchell Miller

Lynn Petnick

Cantor Judith Borden Ovadia

Each week, Rabbi or I chant a passage from the To-

rah at services, either on Friday night or Saturday

morning. One might think this would get tedious

year after year, but there is no end to the lessons and

insights found in every verse of Torah. One of my

favorite passages comes from the story of the Exo-

dus, which we will be reading soon at Pesach. After

God instructs the Israelites to prepare the Passover

sacrifice and make a feast, painting the lintel of their

doors with the blood of the Paschal lamb so that the

Angel of Death will not smite their first-born sons

with the final plague, we are told, “It was a Night of

Vigils, “Leyl Shimurim” for the Eternal God, for

bringing them out of the land of Egypt; this same

night unto God is a a Night of Vigils for the Chil-

dren of Israel throughout all their genera-

tions.” (Exodus 12:42)

This concept of a Leyl Shimurim, a night in which

God stands by and watches, is powerful and unique,

suggesting both the momentousness of the occasion,

and God’s supreme and eternal protection. That

night, the Destroyer is set loose upon the first born

of every Egyptian household, “From the firstborn of

Pharoah sitting on the throne to the firstborn of the

prisoner in the dungeon,” (Ex. 12: 29) This mass

execution, collective punishment, visited upon

Egypt by the Eternal, is the key to the liberation of

the Israelites and leads to the birth of the Nation.

God declares, “This month shall be unto you the

beginning of months, it shall be the first month of

the year to you,” (Ex. 12:2)

So what is God watching over? To make sure that

no Israelite should fall victim to the utter horror that

is occurring that night in every Egyptian house, for

sure. But the painting of the lintel of the house with

the sacrificial blood already confers such protection,

does it not? So why the vigil? I see it as God being

like an expectant father pacing, unable to rest or sit

just before the birth of his child. The vigil kept by

parents during the final hours of labor, when all

the preparations have been made, the gestation is

complete, and the most dangerous part, the pas-

sage between the waters, out of the narrow spaces

(Hebrew: Mitzrayim, also the word for Egypt) is

what remains.

There is a very special traditional custom that has

men or children keeping watch the night before

the Bris of a baby boy. During that night, prayers

are recited, passages from Torah and Talmud are

studied, and food is shared. This is directly con-

nected to the concept of God’s Leyl Shimurim the

night before the Exodus from Egypt, with a

healthy serving of KeinEyinHorah – No Evil Eye

– thrown in for good measure. This fulfills the

command, “This same night unto God is a Night

of Vigils for the Children of Israel throughout all

their generations.”

If you are interested in studying a passage of To-

rah in Hebrew in depth, with the goal of chanting

on a Shabbat evening or Festival morning in the

coming year, please contact me at

[email protected]. I would love

to teach you to chant or “leyn” Torah, using the

trope and/or a recording for you to listen to and

learn from. The only requirement is that you can

read prayerbook Hebrew and are past Bar/Bat

Mitzvah age.

mailto:[email protected]

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Lisa Cuthbertson

When I was PTO President, I used to say, there

were 2 types of events – one that would build

community and one that would help raise money

and help us build our future. But all these years

later, I find that I was wrong. Yes, there are fund-

raisers like the TSS Shekels – and make no mis-

take, it is a fundraiser – and events like the 2nd

night Passover Seder on April 11th and the Birth-

day Weekend on May 5th-7th – they build commu-

nity. We won’t make any additional dollars. We

make enough to cover the costs, but what we build

in community is the gift we all receive. But then,

there are events like the Lollapajewza concert – it

was both – building community and building the

future. It was absolutely a fundraiser; but I saw

people dancing, I heard people singing – you only

do those things with friends and family – our com-

munity. And then there are events like the Golf

Tournament on April 23rd. I’m so excited that this

year we have a title sponsor with Marcus and

Levine; but it is still a temple wide fundraiser. In

fact, this is one of our biggest fundraisers of the

year – and you get to be with your community. If

you can’t golf, then you’re like me, don’t worry –

you can join us for lunch. This year, thanks to

Lance Berkowitz and his amazing committee, we

have a silent auction! But if you already have a

commitment that day, I do understand; but you can

be a sponsor or a supporter.

I talked about building the future – what about just

for the building? Many know by now that we

have an issue with the roof. We have all been

there with our own homes, and now it’s this home;

and we need some help through our fundraising

efforts.

I hope you will consider how you can help – build

our community and build our future – because re-

member, it’s this roof…..

that shelters us from every storm.

PURIM

CARNIVAL

FUN

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Parents: Jon Fergenson and Michelle Fergenson

Grandparents: Joe & Donna Cerniglia Laraine & Everett Fergenson

Siblings: Elijah and Isabel Fergenson

Sports Participation: Swimming, Skiing and Mountain Bik-ing

Academic Interests: Reading and Science

Special Interests: Video Games, Animals

Torah Portion: Tazria/M etzora

B’nei Mitzvah Project: I am holding a fundraising event at my

school that benefits a food bank. This is important because

some people can’t provide for their family. I believe this should

stop. Since we live in an area that produces food for the rest of

the country, I don’t get why people are hungry.

Parents: Marc & Holly Lichtenfeld

Grandparents: Ethel & Nathan Bornstein and Barbara & Ed Lichtenfeld

Siblings: Julian Lichtenfeld

Sports Participation: Travel Soccer on Boynton Knights

Academic Interests: Science, Wor ld History

Special Interests: Oboe

Torah Portion: Tzav

B’nei Mitzvah Project: I regular ly do beach cleanups with the organization Sea Angels. I have seen a lot of plastic on the beaches and I know that many marine animals are strangled in plastic rings. I have written to companies like Costco encourag-ing them to use an invention by a South Florida company of edible plastic rings. I am also encouraging others to write to companies about this invention.

Parents: Benjamin & Lisa Blank

Grandparents: Cheryn Benenfeld

Siblings: Mollie Blank

Sports Participation: Swimming and bowling

Academic Interests: Journalism & Ro-botics

Special Interests: Cooking, movies, theatre

Torah Portion: Shemini

B’nei Mitzvah Project: I have taken up two causes, chil-dren and cancer. Many children who are living in orphanages do not have necessities that are taken for granted like clothes to wear. I collected children’s clothing of all sorts. The clothes were packed up and sent to the Foundation of Humanitarian Aid Network in Cali, Columbia where they are given to the children in the orphanage there. I chose to support an orphan-age in Cali, Columbia because I learned through a family friend that children here were especially in need. Additionally, cancer is such a terrible disease that touches too many. We need to do all we can for a cure. With this in mind, I contributed to the Gift of Life Foundation.

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Miles Alter, President

There are times when I find myself becoming a bit reflective.

So it was last night when I started thinking about our temple

auxiliaries and what an integral part they play in both the life

and financial health of our congregation.

Whether it’s our wonderful Sisterhood, our PTO, STARY or

our active and vibrant Brotherhood, these organizations include

hundreds of members on their scrolls and offer programs that

enrich, entertain, inform and inspire our congregants.

With these lofty objectives in mind, TSS Brotherhood has dedi-

cated itself this past year to providing a schedule of speakers

and activities that have made a significant impact, socially,

spiritually and financially, on Temple Shaarei Shalom.

We expanded the size of the Sukkah…donated $3,000 to our

scholarship funds…made an annual contribution of $2,500 to

our operating budget. We were honored to sponsor the Can-

tor’s Concert to the tune of $400…and delighted to also

sponsor our recent Purim carnival.

We cruised the western Caribbean for seven days and are cur-

rently planning our next cruise for this coming December.

Thirty-two intrepid passengers have already booked this fabu-

lous voyage on Celebrity, and there’s room for lots more.

Simply call Sand & C travel at 736-3880, or call Miles Alter for

more information.

We hosted programs by the FBI on homeland security and

scams…presented a fascinating talk by a respected medical

expert on Alzheimer’s and Stroke…learned about the origins of

ISIS and the Middle East crisis…and we were educated on how

to stay active and healthy by a local physical therapist.

On April 20 we’ll be tripping the light fantastic when Brother-

hood presents an evening of ballroom dance lessons by two

professional instructors. It’s fun…and it’s free. On May 18 the

Sheriff’s Department will be here to speak to us about personal

safety tips for seniors. This evening could be a lifesaver and

you don’t want to miss it.

Yes, it’s been a busy year. We’ve accomplished a great deal

and are looking forward to even more wonderful programs. Be

a part of it. If you’re not already a member of Brotherhood,

there’s no time like the present.

Have a happy and healthy Passover…whether you’re staying

home or traveling.

SAVE THE DATE

MAY 18, 2017

TSS Brotherhood presents

“Your Personal Safety” by

the Palm Beach County

Sheriffs Office

Free to all Temple

Members

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JOIN YOUR TSS FAMILY IN CELEBRATING

ISRAEL’S 69TH BIRTHDAY.

REGISTER NOW

Tuesday May 2nd 7:00 PM

We are rapidly approaching the TSS Israel

Independence Day (Yom Ha’Atzmaut) celebration

May 2, 2017 between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. at Temple

Shaarei Shalom.

A celebration of Israel would not be complete with-

out food—so we will have a falafel bar, Israeli wine

tasting, Israeli snacks and Israeli desserts. In addi-

tion to food and drink we will have videos about

Israel and its place in history and the future, Israeli

dancing and music and a raffle of two Israeli gift

baskets.

The cost will be only $12.00 for TSS members and

$15.00 for non-members. That price includes the

falafel bar, the Israeli wine tasting, the videos, the

Israeli snacks, the Israeli dessert and one raffle tick-

et each.

Many of you have very close ties to friends and

family in Israel, and have visited Israel, but even if

you have little connection to Israel, we know that by

joining us on May 2, you will have a good time, eat

some great food and gain important information

about Israel and its connection to each of us.

Yom Ha’Atzmaut

7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

May 2, 2017

OPEN HOUSE

MAY 21, 2017

10:00

BRING A FRIEND

SHOW OFF YOUR

TEMPLE

Thank you to our

Legacy Society Members

RHODA BRENNER

ALMA GOLDSTEIN (z”l)

DONALD PRICE (z”l)

PHYLLIS & ALAN ROSS

HARRIET & IRWIN WECKER

Interested in Leaving YOUR Legacy?

Contact the office at 561-364-9054

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WITH GRATITUDE FOR THESE GENEROUS DONATIONS

Adam Berger Scholarship Fund

In Honor of

Justine Weisman Ellen & Martin Anderman’s

50th anniversary

In Memory of

Frances Cohen Martin Stern, father

Barbara & Marvin Fox Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Babette Heller Irene Steinhardt, mother

Shirley & Alan Levick Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Sheila & Gerald Pessin Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Myrna Rosoff Robert Kalman, father

Myrna Rosoff Stanley Kalman, brother

Miriam & Bernard Schaffer Judy Santo’s parents, Ethel

Grimm Teller & Abraham

Teller

Bart Seinberg Esther Gross Seinberg, mother

Neil Shyman Lowell Lander,

Howard Unker Nancy Unker, wife

Evelyn Weinberger Richard Weinberger, son

Get Well

Dolores Gershwin Phyllis Gangle Jacob

Addiction & Prevention

In Memory of

Shelly Block Rose Westreich, mother

Evelyn Ophir Jennings Braun, father

Lydia Phillips Al Friedman, father

Cantor’s Discretionary Fund

In Honor of

Diana Haber Lollapajewza

In Memory of

Joan & Daniel Troderman Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Andrew Wakshul Ruth Wakshul, mother

Randye & Fred Wilner Ella Grimm Teller, mother of

Judy Santo

Capital Campaign Fund

In Honor of

Rochelle & Robert Jaret Ellen & Martin Anderman’s

50th anniversary

Myra Weingard Barbara Metsky’s birthday

In Memory of

Lucille Epstein Harold Morse, father

Barbara Fox Manny Krips, father

Anne Gorenstein Shirley Keller, sister of

Melvin & Stanley Hulkower

Ethel & Bernard Liebman Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Ralph Mann Maxine Mann, late-wife

Irene Massler Samuel Zussman, father

Joan & Harvey Milowe Shirley Keller, sister of


Joan, Harvey & Abbi Milowe Ruth Bierman, sister of

Barbara Manus

Get Well

Bobby & Ellis Katz Diana Haber

Congregational Fund

In Honor of

Carol & Herbert Kayne Alan Feller’s 75th birthday

In Memory of

Harold Baumritter Amy Chartan, sister

Nanette Baumritter Adolph Radin, father

Nanette Baumritter Betty Radin, mother

Ruth Gelb Alfred Luebeck, father

Bobby & Ellis Katz Sonia Usatch, mother &

mother-in-law

Bobby & Ellis Katz Florrie Usatch, sister-in-law

Bobby & Ellis Katz Ruth Bierman, sister of

Barbara Manus

Bobby & Ellis Katz Shirley Keller, sister of


Barbara & Don Metsky Estelle Reisman’s sister

Joan & Harvey Milowe Henry Milowe, father

Joan & Harvey Milowe Howard Krinick, brother of

Harriet Doctor

S. Howard Pordy Harry Pordy, father

Norma Pordy Bessie Preiss, mother

Judy Santo Ethel Teller, mother of Judy,

Karen & Sandie

Get Well

Abe Bressler Dorothy Watter, friend

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Library Fund

In Memory of

Murray Block Max Block, father

Susan Katz Milton Bodner, father

Ethel & Bernard Liebman Howard Krinick, brother of

Harriet Doctor

Hilbert Maloff Lena Maloff, mother

Mark Shalloway C. Michael Shalloway, father

Our Children’s Scholarship Fund

In Honor of

Anne Gorenstein Lisa Cuthbertson, a great

concert

Anne Gorenstein Cantor Ovadia, a great concert

Gloria Schulman Rabbi Joanna Tract

In Memory of

Janet Bleshman Howard Krinick, brother of

Harriet Doctor

Alan Feller Dora Feller, mother

Sheila Feller Solomon Postelnik, father

Sheila Feller Marilyn Riley, sister

Anne Gorenstein Sadie Blinder, mother

Diana Haber & Ben Marcus Shirley Keller, sister of


Marlene Rittenberg Hyman Friedman, father

Judy & Myron Santo Shirley Keller, sister of


Lois & Ron Sockol Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Get Well

Adrianne & Arthur Yaffe Diana Haber

Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund

In Honor of

Stephanie & Mark Breithard Appreciation to the Rabbi

Barbara & Mark Eichman David & Margery Kashman’s

45th anniversary

Barbara & Barry Fink Our grandsons, Henry & Garrett

Fink

Renee Leibowitz Appreciation to the Rabbi

Jacob Lippman Ben Weltman’s 90th birthday

Beverly & Mel Mesnekoff Enid Marcus, friend

Phyllis & Ralph Mollerick Appreciation to Rabbi Tract

Sondra Dobin Palmeri New Years

Judy & Nelson Ship Roger Bash 70th birthday

TSS Sisterhood Appreciation to the Rabbi

Tobie Tishman Appreciation to the Rabbi

In Memory of

Paula Balgley Minna Wolff, mother

Eve Barak Carol Lowenstein, cousin

Janet Bleshman Norman Bleshman, husband

Hannah Bloom Sidney Bloom, husband

Mimi & David Brown Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Edmund Buzanoski Edmund L. Buzanoski, father

Martin Eisenberg Evelyn L. Eisenberg, wife

Shirley & Harold Fidler Phyllis Fidler Cooper, sister

Jackie Freeman Harry Freeman, father

Rhoda Freeman Harry Freeman, father

Rosalie Flink Harold Kerman, brother

Herbert Foxman Marilyn Foxman, wife

Babette & Mel Freed Hope Freed, daughter-in-law

Harriet Garnick Muriel Tannenbaum, sister

Phyllis Glaser Louis Cohen, father

Saul Goodman Syd Goodman, mother

Cecelia Greenberg Gladys A. Fried, mother

Bonna & Martin Hellman Shirley Keller, sister of


Stanley Hulkower Anna Hulkower, mother

Anita Kaplan Frieda Fox, mother

Sonia Kaplan Craig Dash, son

Penny Kilman J. Lester Sudsan, father

Rita Leidner Leon Leidner, husband

Ed Levick David Levick, father

Libby & Arnold Margoluis Richard Tishman, husband of

Tobie Tishman

Beverly & Mel Mesnekoff Sheryl Stelzle, daughter

Beverly Mesnekoff Joseph Klein, father

Mel Mesnekoff Ada Mesnekoff, mother

Mel Mesnekoff Nathan Mesnekoff, father

Lorraine Michaelis Ella Kaushansky, mother

Phyllis Mollerick S. Jack Glassman, father

Mike Paschkes Lily Paschkes, mother

Sharon & Barry Reuben Gertrude Alboum, mother

Sharon & Barry Reuben Morris Alboum, father

Sharon & Barry Reuben Eva Cohen, mother

Sharon & Barry Reuben Jack Reuben, father

Marjorie Robbins Julius Singer, father

Howard Rubin Clara Rubin, mother

Judy Santo Abraham Teller, father of

Judy, Karen & Sandie

Fred Sherman Harold Sherman, father

Ruth Stern Alex Goldstein, father

Roberta Sturm Dorris Weissman, mother

Barry Tabor Donna Blank, sister

Joan & Daniel Troderman Teddy Troderman, father

Nyna Victor Jill Fern Victor, daughter

Barbara Weiner Joseph Weiner, husband

Barbara Weiner Mollie Rosenthal, mother

Arthur Yaffe Rose Yaffe, mother

Ruth Zaritsky Harry Gruenfeld, father

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Get Well

Abe Bressler Diana Haber

Abe Bressler Rita Finkelstein

Sondra Dobin-Palmeri & Karyn Liane Dobin

Ray Dobin

Sondra Dobin-Palmeri & Susan Ritzer

Ray Dobin

Dorothy Rubin Diane Suede

Sisterhood Religious School Fund

In Honor of

Sondra Dobin-Palmeri & Sandra & Robert Levinson’s

Ray Dobin 60th anniversary

In Memory of

Carolyn Baron Charles Baron, husband

Carolyn Baron Barbara Greenberg, mother of

Alan Crane

Diane Carver Spencer Carver, father

Diane Carver Anna Seid, grandmother

Diane Carver Benjamin Seid, grandfather

Lucille Epstein II Henry Margolis, father

Lucille Epstein II Meyer Epstein, father-in-law

Phyllis Glaser Mollie Cohen, mother

Diana Haber Ruth Bierman, sister of Barbara

Manus

Diana Haber & Ben Marcus Howard Krinick, brother of

Harriet Doctor

Diana Haber & Ben Marcus Shirley Kelly, sister of


Lee Landau Claire Hecht, mother

Lee Landau David Hecht, father

Lee Landau Alan Paul Hecht, brother

Stuart Landau Louis Landau, father

Stuart Landau Margaret Landau, mother

Stuart Landau Dolores Kahn, sister

Emily Malin Barbara Greenberg, mother of

Alan Crane

Sondra Dobin-Palmeri George Coons, husband of

Betty Coons

TSS Sisterhood Ethel Grimm-Teller, mother of

Judy Santo

TSS Sisterhood Abraham Teller, father of

Judy Santo

Get Well

Sondra Dobin-Palmeri & Gloria Magidson

Ray Dobin

Sondra Dobin-Palmeri & Howard Magidson

Ray Dongin

Sondra Dobin-Palmeri Janice Somer

Tzedkah

Eve & Thomas Garvey Judy Garvey, mother

Eve Garvey William Lieberman, grandfather

URJ Overnight Camp Scholarship Fund

In Honor

Sandy & Murray Scnhneier Harriet Schneier’s birthday

In Memory of

Lori Dahan Phyllis Rosen, mother

Anne Gorenstein Rose Gorenstein, mother-in-

law

Carole Kassof Jordan Kassof, son

Ronald Paris Justin Paris, father

Beth Schneider Rita Flyer, mother

Murray Schneier Melvin Sasson, brother

Yahrzeits

In Memory

Shirley & Irving Adler Sharon Milden, daughter

Shirley Adler Ida Moses, mother

Frances Berkowitz Irving Bernstein, father

Hannah Bloom Sidney Bloom, husband

Rhoda Brenner Milton M. Katz, father

Florence Burwick Rita Flyer, sister-in-law

Phyllis & Albert Cohen Ralph Cohen, brother

Phyllis & Albert Cohen Esther Taboh, sister

Betty Coons Annie Abel, mother

Betty Coons Ruth Coons, mother-in-law

Ileen Couf Beatrice Marx, mother

Ruth Goldberg Hilde Vicktor, mother

Ruth Goldberg Eric Vicktor, uncle

Marvin Harris Daniel Harris, father

Marvin Harris Arnold Harris, brother

Barbara Haveson Hannah Kreitstein,

grandmother

Bonna & Martin Hellman Samuel Hellman, father

Sheila Hyman Sylvia Hyman,

mother-in-law

Shelly Kenduck Father-in-law

Carolyn Kleiman Ruth Panzer, mother

Karen Levine Don Sigal, father

Lana & Jerry Lieberman William Lieberman, father

Thelma & Manny Myerson Tania Myerson, mother

Thalia Rosen Joseph Goodrich, father

Thalia Rosen Myrtle Goodrich, mother

Joanna Rothstein Rita Yemin, mother

Renee Schwam Phillip Curland, father

Dora Schwartz Max Pechter, father

Mildred Seader Joseph Seader, father-in-law

Gerri Seinberg Harry Cohen, father

Herbert Staub Leo Staub, father

Max Wald Edith Wald, mother

Heidi & Marvin Zeichner Julia Zeichner, mother

Heidi Zeichner Dr. Martin Weinbaum, father

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LIFE CYCLE EVENTS

HAPPY APRIL BIRTHDAY WISHES

HAPPY APRIL ANNIVERSARY WISHES

Deaths with our Sincere Condolences

Jody Abrams

Dorese Akers

Alex Anderson

Marcia Arena

Simone Assil

Zachary Bard

Amanda Bard

Lance Berkowitz

Esta Berry

Rachel Blank

Sophia Burnston

Edmund Buzanoski

Sarah Charson

Leonard Cline

Steven Cohen

Alissa Cohen

Riley Cresswell

Brayden Cresswell

Lori Dahan

Leah Danowitz

Mia Danz

Shoshana Davidowitz

Dillon DeFord

Devon DeFord

Jacob Dektor

Zoe Derevensky

Robert Drescher

Samuel Edelstein

Nancy Eichler

Lauren Eisenberg

Leo Fergenson

Harold Fidler

Terry Flenniken

Madalynn Friedman

Jean-Paul Gabay

Kevin Gelatt

Spencer Glazer

Maxwell Glorit

Sarah Glorit

Lorraine Goldberg

Jon Goldstein

Randi Good

Jody Greenspon

Shoshanna Halperin

Rachelle Handwerker

Dara Harris

Ethan James

Ronni Kahn

Gerald Kaplan

Carole Kassof

Dorothy Katz

Michele Katz

Kelli Kersh

Marc Kipness

Howard Klarman

Irving Klein

Vanessa Klein

Jordan Klein

Charles Koch

Sheryl Koch

Edward Kochman

Bette Kositsky

Samuel Kronhaus

Seth Krostich

Harper LeRoy

Edward Levick

Alison Levine

Samantha Licciardi

Kira Lichtenfeld

Robert Litman

Howard Magidson

Jordan Markovitz

Melvin Maron

Melvyn Mesnekoff

Amanda Meyer

Brian Moskowitz

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Hunter Moss

Patricia Newman

Mackenzie Perrone

Mimi Plonsk

Lisa Polakoff Rubin

Peter Renz

Heidi Rosenberg

Maxine Rosenbloom|

Neil Rosenbloom

Sheldon Rothbart

Jake Rothstein

Jeffrey Rubin

Ayla Rubin

Lorell Russman

Stuart Sakwa

Jared Schachter

Scott Schachter

Myrtle Schiff

Sandra Schneier

Amy Schoenwetter

Susan Schwartz

Jill Seifer

Cathi Shaw Marcus

Ruth Bierman, sister of Barbara Manus

Phyllis Fidler-Cooper, sister of Harold Fidler

Maxine Figler, cousin of Dorothy Lubitz

Sol Goldstein, cousin of Ina & Frank Eaton

Shirley Keller, sister of Melvin & Stanley Hulkower

Melvin Posner, grandfather of Lori Weinberg

Stanley Rosen, husband of Thalia Rosen

David Spector, brother of Edward Spector

Richard Tishman, husband of Tobie Tishman

Harvey Zipkin, friend of Morty & Ellen Anderman

Matt & Stephanie Baer

Lance & Frances Berkowitz

Edmund & Ellen Buzanoski

Lewis & Harriet Doctor

Robert & Victoria Drescher

Dr. Lee & Susan Edelstein

Alan & Sheila Feller

Matthew & Mara Garaway

Larry Sherman

Shari Silverstein

Morgan Small

Samuel Sullivan

Edith Sulzberg

Noah Tenenbaum

Heather Thibault

Marjorie Warren

Taylor Weinberg

Bryan Weinstein

Carol Winer

Adam Wise

Ruth Wolf

Steve Wrobleski

Dora Wrobleski

Charlotte Zaback

Hunter Zbarsky

Gabriella Zigler

Landon Zigler

Gerald & Maxine Glassman

Samy & Karen Goldfarb

Milton & Cecelia Greenberg

Brian & Erika Hurwitz

Greg & Shira Ireland

Stuart & Lee Landau

Joshua & Sara LeRoy

Richard Rosenstein & Jody

Abrams

Stuart & Marla Sakwa

Kenneth & Julie Sirkin

Jason & Amy Spielman

Peter & Kate Steiner

Gregory & Kimberly Tendrich

Dr. Paul & Liora Weiner

Adam & Renee Young

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To the Congregation of Temple Shaarei Shalom

Judy and I would like to thank you for the warm

welcome we received when we joined the temple

and for the continuing support and friendship

In the past month, our family lost two wonderful

people in a very short time. Judy’s parents passed

away within a week of each other. We notified

the temple and Rabbi Fratello visited us , con-

soled us and helped us with the funeral arrange-

ments. He delivered a wonderful liturgy and alt-

hough he personally didn’t know Abe and Ethel

he spoke as if he did..

But aside from that we received phone calls and

letters support and sympathy from the congrega-

tion , some people that we didn’t even know..

To the members of the congregation, you have a

very unique family here and Judy and I are very

happy to be part of it.

Shalom

Myron and Judy Santo

If you or someone you know is

struggling with addiction,

please do not hesitate to call:

Rabbi Anthony Fratello,

at Temple Shaarei Shalom,

561-364-9054.

You will be treated with love

and respect.

You will be welcome to worship

with us.

We will support you and guide

you until you find your right

path.

Hours

The Judaica Shop will be open 1/2 hour

before Shabbat Services

Or please call

Lucille Epstein (II) at (561) 369-1748

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 9am Torah Study

10:30am Shabbat

Service

2 9:30am Religious

School

12pm Sisterhood Wom-en’s Seder

3 10am Adult Ed Con-

versational Hebrew

12:30pm Bridge

4 10:30am Adult Choir

Rehearsal

12:30pm Bridge 16:30pm Adult B’nei

Mitzvah

7pm Religious Services meeting

5 12pm Genealogy

12:30pm Bridge

5pm Religious School

6:45 pm Religious

School

6 2:30 Singles Rap

Group

7pm Golf Commit-tee

7pm Adult Ed Israeli

Dance 7pm Planning

Comm

7 12:15pm Bridge

12:30pm Caring

Committee 7:30pm Shabbat

Service

8 9am Torah Study

10:30am Shabbat

Service & Bat Mitzvah of Kira

Lichtenfeld

9 9:30am Religious

School

12:15pm STARY Chocolate Seder

10 12:30pm Cancelled

Bridge

1pm Cancelled Adult Ed Jewish Values

3pm Temple Office

Closes 7pm Cancelled Fi-

nance Comm

11 Temple Office

Closed

PASSOVER 6pm 2nd Night Seder

12 12:30pm Bridge

No Religious School

13 2:30pm Singles Rap

7pm Golf Commit-

tee 7pm Adult Ed

Prophets

7pm Bridge

14 12:15pm Bridge

7pm Intergeneration

Shabbat Service with 2nd Grade

15 9am Torah Study

10:30am Shabbat

Service

16 No Religious School

17 10:30am Yom Tov &

Yizkor Service

Temple Office Closed

7pm Membership

Committee Mtg

18 10:30am Adult Choir

Rehearsal

12:30pm Bridge 6pm Exec Commit-

tee Mtg

7pm Temple Board Mtg

7pm Israel Program

Committee

19 12:30pm Bridge

5pm Religious

School 6:45 pm Religious

School

20 11:30am Sisterhood

Lunch & Program

2:30pm Singles Rap 7pm Golf Commit-

tee

7pm Bridge 7:30pm Brotherhood

Meeting

21 12pm Genealogy

Library Meeting

12:15pm Bridge 5:30 Tot Shabbat

6pm STARY

Shabbat Service 7:30pm Shabbat

Service Yom

Hashoa & Choir

22 9am Torah Study

10:30am Shabbat

Service & Bat Mitzvah of

Rachel Blank

23 TSS Golf Tournament

Indian Spring Country

Club 9:30am Religious

School

24 12:30pm Bridge

2pm Adult Ed Prayer

Book Hebrew 7pm Development

Mtg

25 12:30pm Bridge

6:30pm Adult B’nei

Mitzvah 7pm Birthday Week-

end meeting

26 12:30pm Bridge

2:30 Adult Ed–

Israeli Book Club 5pm Religious

School

6:45 pm Religious School

27 2:30 Singles Rap

7pm Bridge

28 12:15pm Bridge

7:30pm Shabbat

Service

29 9am Torah Study

10:30am Shabbat

Service & Bar Mitzvah of Leo

Fergenson

30 9:30am Religious

School

9:30am PTO Volunteer Breakfast

12pm PTO Samaritan's

365 Event

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Boynton Beach, FL 33472

561-364-9054

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