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Message from the Clergy 2

High Holy Days Schedule 4-5

Donor Thank You 10-13

Shabbat Schedule 15

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by Cantor Tifani Coyot

WELCOMING THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR MUSICAL TEAM

This past winter, fourteen congregants and the Isaiah clergy launched a search to hire a new Assistant Cantor. The Assistant Cantor works in collaboration with our entire team, including the Cantor, our Song Leader, musicians, and Senior staff, to help enhance the music and ritual of Temple Isaiah. They will co-lead Shabbat on Friday and Saturday as well as holiday services, tutor B'nai Mitzvah, help direct the choirs, and sing in concerts and special events.

Five candidates auditioned before the search committee. Each candidate sang three liturgical pieces, chanted Torah, and responded to questions about Judaism, previous work experiences and administrative/management skills. One candidate stood out above the rest, Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen.

Thank you to our Cantorial Search Committee; Cantor Tifani Coyot, David Davidson, Steve Fox, Rebecca Gabor, Ava Friedman, Rabbi Dara Frimmer, Neda Hakakzadeh, Jamie Halimi, Allison Holtzman, Rabbi Zoë Klein Miles, Sydnie Loeb, Sara Leib, Gabe Rutman, Rabbi Joel Nickerson, Andrea Pullan, Robin Schorr, Navid Yadegar, and to our Honorary Members, President David Leichenger and Executive Vice President Jessica Dabney for helping us find the perfect match for Temple Isaiah.

We are thrilled to introduce you to our new Cantorial Soloist, Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen. She has a beautiful voice, an extensive Judaic and Hebrew background, exceptional communication skills, and the ability to connect with people of all ages. Rabbi Cohen started tutoring in April and will be starting as our Cantorial Soloist on July 1, 2018. Please join us on July 6 for her first Shabbat Service at Temple Isaiah.

LETTER FROM OUR NEW CANTORIAL SOLOISTShalom! I’m Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen, and I am thrilled to be joining the Temple Isaiah community as the Cantorial Soloist, working closely with Cantor Coyot and your talented, dedicated synagogue musicians and choirs. I am an LA native, born and raised on the Westside. I spent most of my childhood at Stephen Wise Temple and graduated from Windward School in Mar Vista. I earned a BA in Religious Studies & Music from UC Davis (go Ags!) and spent two years working in various pockets of the Bay Area Jewish community before entering HUC-JIR’s rabbinic program. I was ordained a rabbi by HUC-JIR’s Los Angeles campus in 2014, promptly moving to Seattle, Washington to serve Temple De Hirsch Sinai for three glorious years. Last summer my husband Josh, son Avi and I returned to Southern California to be closer to our families; since August 2017 I have served as Rabbi of Congregational Music

at Temple Beth Torah in Ventura. My background is eclectic and indeed, this past year especially I have learned what it means to create a different kind of rabbinate. Music has always been the lifeblood of my work; since college, I have regularly served as a Cantorial Soloist, and in these years since ordination I’ve integrated music of all genres into my rabbinate. Additionally, I am a volunteer speaker and advocate for Maternal Mental Health Now and Jewish Center for Justice, and this May I earned my 200-hour yoga teaching certification. Nothing makes me happier than time spent with family, episodes of the TV show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and a freshly made bowl of guacamole. I am honored, excited and moved beyond measure to be joining the Temple Isaiah community, learning from its clergy, leadership, staff, and congregants of all ages. I look forward to getting to know you and you me in the years ahead.

“We are thrilled to introduce you to our new Cantorial Soloist, Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen”

SUMMER IN THE CITYCONCERT UNDER THE STARS

SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 2018

FEATURINGCantorial Soloist, Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen

Cantor Tifani Coyot and Cantor Ilan Davidson

At a private home in Brentwood.address given upon RSVP

$25 A TICKETDoors open at 6:45 p.m.

Concert starts at 7:30 p.m.

Limited Seating AvailableRSVP online at templeisaiah.com

Singing songs from across the decades that celebrate summer in the city.

In the spirit of the Hollywood Bowl, bring your picnic blanket, dinner, and wine.



IT WAS OUR HONOR TO RECOGNIZE OUR LONGEST STANDING MEMBERS: Lucille Nadell (July ’48), Anne Elman (Aug ’51), Stuart Goldurs (Sept ’52), Betty Wallis (Jan ’53), Harriet and Seymour Bond (Sept ’56), Ann and Bill Warnick (Sept ’56), Hannah Cahn (Jan ’57), Sandy Bernstein (May ’57), Gloria Ilan (Jan ’58), Roberta Gillerman (July ’62), Honey De Roy (Sept ’62), Lorraine Trogman (Oct ’63), Jackie Rosner (July ’64), Bella Desser (Sept ’64), Shelley Sacks (Jan ’65), Donald Lipman (July ’65), Stephanie and Mel Kay (Sept ’66), Phyllis and Phillip Ruben (July ’67), Lucienne and Jerry Aroesty (Sept ’67), Karol Wells (Sept ’67), Estelle and Sandy Katz (June ’68), Steve Fox (Sept ’68), Terry and Gail Feigenbaum (Oct ’68), Bobbie and Ben Allen (Jan ‘69), John Nickoll (July ’69), Sheila and Rabbi Bob Gan (Aug ’69), Diana and Chet Widom (Oct’69) and Renee and Chuck Hurewitz (Nov ’69)

Honorary Chairs: Sherrie Zacharius and David O. Levine

Suzanne Asherson • Richard Birnholz • Ellen Canter • Ilana Isakow • Kristen Lonner • Scott Miles

Joel Needelman • Susan Needelman • Susie Romano • Allen Zipper • Director of Philanthropy, Seth Rosenzweig

TO WATCH THE 70TH RETROSPECTIVE AND TO SEE MORE PHOTOS VISIT: TEMPLEISAIAH.COM/70TH-ANNIVERSARYphotos provided by: Scott Miles

“Oh What A Night!” On Saturday, May 12, over 350 members of Temple Isaiah joined to celebrate its 70th Anniversary at Playa Studios in Culver City. The evening, touted by many as “the best synagogue event they had even been to,” honored Rabbi Zoë Klein Miles for her 18 years of service to the community and recognized Temple Isaiah’s longest-standing members. In addition, the event featured the Boogie Knights, a '70s cover band, and production and catering by Randy Fuhrman.


SelichotJoin us for a “Party in White” at a private home in Cheviot Hills.Saturday, September 17:30 p.m.

Paddleboarding & Prayer Malibu Surf ShackSunday, September 169:30 a.m.

Sukkot & ShabbatCelebrate Sukkot and Shabbat in our sukkah with members of all ages. Followed by a bring-your- own picnic dinner under the stars.Friday, September 286:15 p.m. Shabbat Service7:15 p.m. BYO Dinner

Simchat Torah& Yizkor ServiceTemple IsaiahJoin us for an unforgettable celebration as we unroll and dance with the Torah.Sunday, September 305:00 p.m. Yizkor5:30 p.m. Dinner6:30 p.m. Service & Unrolling of the Torah

FOR MORE DETAILS OR TO RSVP PLEASE VISIT TEMPLEISAIAH.COM57

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EVENTS & HAPPENINGS

This past year, we celebrated Isaiah's 70th anniversary and our longtime commitment to building a meaningful and influential Reform Jewish community. As always, we look forward to the year to come and to gathering once again in Royce Hall for the High Holy Days. This year, as our rabbis shift roles, we are especially excited to share our vision for the coming years: our ongoing efforts to ensure all

congregants are seen, heard and cherished, to making Torah study relevant and Jewish ritual inspiring, and to the pursuit of justice. May this summer bless you with light and warmth and may it signal a New Year set aglow with goodness and love.

Rabbis Frimmer, Nickerson, Klein Miles and Cantor Coyot

photo credit: Scott Miles

HIGH HOLY DAYSSERVICES

TICKETS FOR OUR HIGH HOLY DAYS WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLINE AUGUST 15 AT TEMPLEISAIAH.COM

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UCLA - Royce HallTuesday, September 187:30 p.m.

Yom KippurUCLA - Royce HallWednesday, September 198:30 a.m. (Family)*11:15 a.m. (Morning)*

Afternoon Services 2:00 p.m. (Speaker)3:30 p.m. (Healing Yoga & Meditation) (Led by our new Cantorial Soloist, Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen) Reflect on a year passed and look toward a year yet-to-be at this contemplative afternoon gathering. We'll hold some yoga poses, chant tunes both new and familiar and focus on reflection and intention. No prior experience with yoga or meditation necessary. 3:30 p.m. (Afternoon Service)4:15 p.m. (Yizkor & Ne’ilah)

Teen ServicesUCLA - Rehearsal Room11:30 a.m.

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Rosh Hashanah Day OneUCLA - Royce HallMonday, September 108:30 a.m. (Family)*11:15 a.m. (Morning)*

9:30 a.m. (Tot service followed by activities)10:30 a.m. (Morning)Lunch to follow

Erev Rosh HashanahUCLA - Royce HallSunday, September 97:30 p.m.

Rosh Hashanah Day TwoTemple IsaiahTuesday, September 11

Teen ServicesUCLA - Rehearsal Room 11:30 a.m.

*Child Care Available

Tashlich At The Beach Santa Monica - Lifeguard Station 224:30 p.m.

*Child Care Available


GREEN TEAM NEWS by Steve Fox

SOVA FOOD DRIVE by June Wynbrandt

TI Board Votes to Support LA City’s Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reduction ProgramAs reported previously, the LA City council directed its agencies to reduce emissions below 1990 levels by 45% by 2025, 60% by 2035, and 80% by 2050.

Our temple board intends that our facility comply with this resolution, and has asked for an implementationplan by the end of the year that provides a roadmap to achieve the 2025 goal. An easier way to express this goal is that roughly a 50% reduction from presentemission levels is required by 2025.

We welcome your thoughts and suggestions in the pursuit of this challenge. Please send them to SteveFox at [email protected].

SOVA provides a four to five days' supply of groceries to help them make it through the month, and has social workers on

site to help its clients help themselves on the path to financial stability. But recent budget cuts have deeply affected the

program. The hours of operation, paid staff, and areas of service have been greatly reduced.

HOWEVER, YOU CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS. And it is easy. In the Temple lobby, there are permanent food

donation barrels and bins for toiletries. SOVA is ALWAYS accepting donations and needs them throughout the year. But

in the spirit of the High Holy Days, there will be large bins in the garage throughout the month of September. Please

bring NON-PERISHABLE foods and NEW toiletries to donate when you come to Temple for services, classes, study or

celebrations. With that simple gesture, you can partner with SOVA to transform our community.

(BINS LOCATED IN THE MAIN LOBBY AND GARAGE) For more information about SOVA visit our TI/SOVA web page at

templeisaiah.com/sova.

TEMPLE ISAIAH & JFS/SOVA PARTNER TOGETHER FOR OUR HIGH HOLY DAY FOOD DRIVE 2018/5779!JFS/SOVA fights hunger and poverty in our community by providing food and supportive services to more than 9,000 clients each month, one in three of whom is a child. Others are seniors without a support network, families struggling after a parent lost his/her job, or homeless individuals trying to turn their lives around.

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Each year during our High Holy Days we remember loved ones that have left us. Temple Isaiah offers the opportunity to list those names in our High Holy Days Memorial Book. You can do so at the time you request your High Holy Days tickets.

The booklets will be available at our Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur Day and all Yizkor services throughout the year.

For more information contact Lenore Rosen in the Temple Isaiah office.

THE LAST DAY FOR MEMORIAL BOOK SUBMISSIONS IS AUGUST 24


CHAIVILLAGELA TURNS TWO!


ChaiVillageLA members have participated in over 600 events since our inception, including everything from the popular “Sharing Our Journey” themed seder, to an Expo Line trip tour of the Los Angeles Times’ iconic headquarters.

ChaiVillageLA members joined a multi-synagogue project to help send 80 boxes of children’s and adults’ clothes, basic medical equipment and blankets to Syrian doctors and families affected by bombings. Thanks to Myrna Hant, Barbara Joyner and Terry Pullan, who are committed to the work of PATH (People Assisting the Homeless), several carloads of members helped two formerly homeless families move into apartments with furniture, linens, lamps and donated wish list items.

We’ve been to rabbis’ classes, met at the movies, dined out with interest groups, brought meals to people recovering, and walked around Rancho Park weekly with clergy.

Every day, we all contribute to realizing the mission of ChaiVillageLA: to create a community of synagogue members, age 50+, who enjoy each other’s company, rely on each other when there’s a need, and continue to be productive and engaged members in both ChaiVillageLA and in the neighborhoods and cities we love.

Growing older doesn’t mean we have to stop growing. Our lives offer endless possibility and potential, no matter our age. By coming together as a community, we will grow not just older, but bolder.

For more information visit ChaiVillageLA.org or contact Devorah Servi, Director: [email protected] • 310.592.0321

ChaiVillageLA is a proud recipient of a Cutting Edge Grant from the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles

It’s been a dynamic year for ChaiVillageLA.

We welcomed new members with brunches

to help them feel a sense of belonging. Now

220 members strong, ChaiVillageLA members

strengthen the community by running programs,

assisting others, and pitching in at events.

LINES FROM THE LIBRARY by Ellen Cole, Librarian


The annual fall library reading contest begins during Jewish Book month and is a voluntary reading program open to all Religious School students. Children read Jewish books at their grade level and discuss each book with the Librarian. In addition to open reading, this year students received bonus points for reading books about Israel.

This year’s theme Israel is 70 Read is connected to the anniversary of the 1948 creation of the modern state of Israel. Librarian Ellen Cole presented awards to the twelve finalists at the Library Awards Assembly on Sunday, April 29.

Each of our twelve winners received a book about Israel's rebirth as a modern state, with their winning rank inscribed inside. All readers above the rank of honorable mention received contest theme prizes including, kippahs, jewelry and tzedakah boxes. Five points entitled readers to a yogurt treat at the Bigg Chill; ten points or more qualified contestants for prizes.

At the April 29 assembly, principal, teachers, fellow students, and parents applauded all our winners.

In our Grades 1 to 3 Division children read picture books and chapter books. Returning winner, third-grader Annie Loeb, stormed first place again, beating her previous record with a 73-point finish. With great flourish, returning winner, second-grader Zoe Friedman, graced second with 52 points. Returning reader, second-grader Shana Morrison nailed third place with 20 points. Second-grader Saffron Bilgihan secured fourth place for his returning win with 15 points. In tight races, fifth place goes to a new contestant, third-grader Alex Brand who garnered 14 points. And with a sixth-place tie, we have newcomers, second-grader Talia Sokolove and first-grader Jonah Weiser, each with 13 points. Four excellent new readers achieve honorable mention: first-grade readers Charlotte Bluth, Maxine Brand and Evie Swerdlow and second-grade reader Aly Mafrice.

In our Grades 4 to 6 Division children read long chapter books. The first place victor in this division was returning winner, sixth-grader Violet Bilgihan with 10 points.

A Thank You Note From Librarian Ellen Cole:A big thank you goes out to Rochelle Neuburger in the Temple gift shop for her helpful advice selecting prizes. Thank you to the kind donors who contributed to the Hurewitz and Levine Library Funds. Their support helps finance this popular program which promotes Jewish literacy.

Thank you to all the participants. All children are encouraged to defend their titles next year and are invited to compete in the new contest for new prizes.

Librarian Ellen Cole proudly announces the winners of the 2017-18 Levine Library Reading Contest.

Younger Grade 1-3 Division winners enjoy recognition at the award assembly on April 29.

Older Grades 4-6 Division winner, beams over her prizes.

Library Hours:

Tuesday: 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thursday: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Temple Isaiah gratefully acknowledges the generosity of our annual supporters. All gifts enable us to sustain our outstanding educational programs, diverse activities, and meaningful social justice initiatives.

Thank you to our 2017-2018 Leadership Circle members (gifts of $1,800 or more) and all of our supporters for their generosity, vision, and partnership in Torah, Tzedakah, and Tikkun Olam. (Gifts as of 6/8/18)

WITH DEEP APPRECIATION AND ADMIRATION

Gold Angels ($50,000+)Anonymous (2)

Silver Angels ($25,000 - $49,999)Anonymous •The Birnholz Family • Michael Goldberg • Eleanor and Glenn Padnick • The Zeidenfeld Family

Angels ($18,000 - $24,999)Sherrie Zacharius and David O. Levine • Patty and John Nickoll • Joan and Ephraim Sales

Laura and Jeff Shell • Joanne Van Emburgh and Sam Surloff

Benefactors ($10,000 - $17,999)Diane and Jim Berliner • Benita and Bert Ginsberg • Rhonda Studner • Diana and Chet Widom

Pillars ($5,260 - $9,999)Jean and Jay Abarbanel • Stephanie and Harold Bronson • Ellen and Marshall B. Cole • Lori and Ken Goldman

Stella and Len Kleinrock • Helen and Andrew Palmer • Oreet and Steven Smith • Gail D. Solo

Ginny and Norm Solomon • Simonne and Gerald Yaroslow • Sherri and Marty Zigman

Builders ($3,600 - $5,259)Anonymous • Joan and Irwin Allen • Sherry and Paul Altura • Honey Kessler Amado

Yelena Vayner and David Beker • Michele and Jeremy Bollinger • Ellen and David Davidson • Anne Elman

Tina and Steve Fox • Sandy and Al Haveson • Renee and Chuck Hurewitz • Terry Peters and Craig Lawson

Deanne and Marc Lebowitz • Lilli and Ben Lee • The Hyman Levine Family Foundation

Diane and Scott Lewis • The Lonner Family • Laura and Kenny Rogers • Jamie and Pej Sabet and Family

Allie and Eric Samek • Dena and Irv Schechter • Amy and Adam Siegel • Martha and Ari Swiller


Patrons - $2,600 - $3,599Samira and Morris Barlava • Sharon and Chad Eshaghoff • Adele Gross • Lila and Robert Hanasab

The Horwitz Family • Sharon and Fred Monempour • The Nejad Family • Peggy and Charles Norris

Tina and Mike Shayestehfar • Cheryl and David Snow • Allison and Richard Statter

The De Mayo/Viola Family

Supporters ($1,800 - $2,599)Cindy and Steven Ambers • Tamar and Edward Andrews • Lucienne and Jerry Aroesty • The Barnes Family

Soo-Jin and Brandon Behrstock • Jennifer Lewis and Peter Benudiz • June and Robert Berliner

Ellen and Ronald Canter • Dalia Yasharpour and Michael Cantor • Jeni, Jonathan and Sarabeth Catch

Cantor Tifani and Loic Coyot • The Dabney Family • Sarah Reber and Ben Denckla • Jerry B. Epstein

Robin Schorr and Brian Flaherty • Sonia and Robert Freedman • Elizabeth and Glen Friedman

Laura and David Galperson • Felisa and Jeremy Gateman • Wendy Hoffman and David Ginsberg

Linda and Jeffrey Glaser • Risa and Michael Green • Diane and Mitchell Gross • Debbie and Josh Heald

The Heller Family • Allison and Josh Holtzman • The Starr / Isackson Family

Erica and Stephen Jamieson • The Janger Family • Monique and Jonathan Kagan • Celine and Robert Kahn

Carol and Avi Klein • Sharon Klein and Howard Kurtzman • Karen and David Leichenger

Robin and Ron Litvak • Rabbi Zoë Klein Miles and Scott Miles • Susan and Joel Needelman

Julia and Rabbi Joel Nickerson • Lauren and David Ravitz • Susan and David Rosenblum • The Ruskin Family

Allison Bloom and Gabriel Rutman • Amy and Robbie Sackler and Family • The Saguy Family

Carl Samek • Jessica and Scott Samet • Laurie and Marc Sasson • Tracy Cohen Shabsis and Eric Shabsis

Loretta Siciliano and B. Scott Silverman • Martha Sklar • Jessica and Bradley Smiedt • Sarah and Ron Stone

Orly and Carlo Tabibi • Marilee and Michael Tolwin • The Turk Family • Cari and Dan Uslan

Hadar and Cory Waldman • Anne and Larry Wayne • Courtney and Jared Wolff

Rabbi Dara Frimmer and Michael Yanow • Kim Perry and Larry Zucker

For more information about Leadership Circle opportunities contact: Seth Rosenzweig, Director of Philanthropy

310-277-2772 Ext. 32 or [email protected]


Thank you to all the generous members and friends who gave to this year's Annual Campaign.

Your support makes a true difference for our Temple Isaiah community.

Friends ($1,000 - $1,799)Michele and Peter AronsonThe Bernstein FamilyMegan and Josh BycelAndrea and Michael DanielsNatalie and Ben DonelHelen and Gary DosikDanielle and Dan FeinblumLesley and James GrashowJudy Siegel and Michael GoldsteinTraci and Paul GoodwinJenny Grigor and Boris GrinshteynRachel and Gary GutkinHillary and Steven HartmanJanet and Farrell HirschCheri and Manny KatzAlie and Dan LapidusNatalie and Scott LenetYvonne Gutierrez and Steven LermanJulie Sandor and John LuddenDiane MurrayBryce and Jason OzurSamantha and Jason ScherrPamela and Kevin SingerNatalie Levy and Damien SmithSuzanne and Marty SoligRobin and Jeff StrugJulie and Dennis TranthamAnn WeinmanSusan Shachar and Jerry WitkowMadeline and Ken Wolf

Community ($1 - $999)AnonymousBunnie and Don AdlerCynthia AllenSamantha AllenBobbie and Ben AllenLisa and Brian AronsonEdward AuslenderTiffany and Shahrad AynehchiJennifer Yasha and Noah BartfeldLeslie BassElizabeth Jahnian and Sean BenhamLisa Benadi

Nina and Rabin BeralSharon BergerSherrie and Jack BerlinRonna and Josh BerlinCarolyn BerlinerHolly Sklar and Michael BermanMelissa and Brad BertnerJan and Matthew BirchGinger BistrowHarriet and Seymour BondBeth and Philip BraenSherry and John BralEllen Evans and Laura BrillFern Karp and David BrymanSonya and Adam ChapnickEva ChickDeborah Reamer and Andrew ClareRachelle and Jon CohenMartha and Larry CohenCynthia and Marvin CohenSteffanie CohenMichelle and Amir DaroubakhshIdelle and Peter DavidsonLeslie and Jonathan DavidsonJanel Ablon and Matthew DavisHoney de RoyRenee and Michael DernbergSamantha Levy and Jason DeutschElaine and Mike DiamondJennifer and Greg DrebinVanessa and Scott EckertAnn and Jeff EgglestonAnne ElliottShelley Hoffman and Jeffrey EllisAva and Nickolas EisnerPaul EngelbergIma and Esmail EshaghoffTracy Zaslow and Ted EvansLulu FairmanRene and Danny FarahmandianMaureen and David FeldmanSherilee and Sumner FeldmanDana Feldstein

Emily and Gregg FieldBrenda and Leon FineShayna and Steve FischRenee Lonner and Steven FrankCaryn and Ken FriedmanTanya and Joshua FriedmanAllana FriedmanJodi and Douglas GalenLaurie GantzLesley and Kenneth GeigerAmy and Adam GershwinRoberta GillermanKate and Steve GoldBonnie Davis and Angel GomezEdythe Goodwin z”lMatthew GreenfieldAmber and Daniel HandmanMyrna and Bill HantDebra Silverman and Chris HebertKaren and Matt HedgesJoel HeiserSherri and Michael HirschfeldJamie and Andrew HofferRenee and Roger HoltMyra and Simon HorwitzConnie Sommer and Bill HowellBrigid and Steven HuskeyDiane and Jay IlanIlana and Richard IsakowBarbara and Dale JoynerCynthia and Gerald KaganShirin and Ramin KahenassaMichelle and Max KaizerJulie and Aaron KaplanVicki KarlanAngela Ruman and Peter KarpKathleen and Robert KatzM. KirnbergPatricia and Michael KlowdenTanya and Kevin KlowdenHelene and Barry KornRob KravitzLori Pantel and Craig Kurland

ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN 2017-2018


Lida and Sean LahijaniGerald LankMarion and Ray LaserRobert LeveenBahareh and P. David LeviadinAmy and Steve LevinPriscilla and Stuart LevineSydney LevineMarilyn and Lawrence LevyDeidre and Martin LindElise Underleider and Ronald LoschJodi and Michael MandelWendy and Jon MantellJanet Gilmore Marcus and David MarcusDeanna and Larry MargoJulie and Alan MarshAna and Anthony MayorkasJami MessingerMartin MildenSusan Wise Miller and Joseph MillerSheila MoncavageCindy and Jack MoriHelen Feiger and Andy MossRandee and Richard MotzkinStacy Colleen NamethRonna and Ira NewlanderRandi Cuba Newman and Stone NewmanKaren and Stephen NewmanKaren Levin and Mark OliffBarbara ParkerSusan Childs and Martin Paull Charlotte Nevins and Ben PickDeb and Robert PittSheryl Colby and David PlatusDebi and Jeffrey PomerantzAndrea PourmoradiEllen PressmanBarbara RavitzMarcia Albert and Elliot RiberioMichelle and Keith RichmanRosalie and Fred RoderDaria Saeedi Rodman and David RodmanApril Jergens and Don RosenGeri and Gary RosenbergPatricia Wile and Phyllis Rosenberg

Christina and Craig RosenbergAllison and Seth RosenzweigArlene and Jerry RosinNicole and Robin SaacksJill and Rodney SabelSaul SaladowSaryl Hirsch-Samuelson and Peter SamuelsonAmy Levy and Chad SavageMargaret Fairlie and Dean SchenkerBeth and Richard SchulmanMark SchwartzBettina and Mark SchwartzAndrea and Brian SchwartzTiffany and Marcos SedghiHellena Miron-Shahrabani and Benjamin ShahrabaniMarlene and Bahram ShahramzadYoko and Sam ShakerchiNicky Rasmi and Radi ShamsiMindi and Jonathan ShankPhyllis and Martin ShephardRobin and Charles ShepardNancy Lewis and Ronald SilveiraAriella and Jonathan SilverMara and Franklin SimonRobyn Ritter Simon and Brian SimonAmy SimonCameron SingerJudy and Russell SmithSheri Bluebond and Brad SmithCindy and Michael J. SmithIlene Simm Solomon and Keith SolomonSylvia Martin Stone and Daniel StoneIlyse and Steven TellerPaula and Errol TonskyLisa TurinMarilyn and Lance ValtCynthia and Vincent WaldmanJennifer and Todd WaxlerJanice and Larry WeinerCory Schwab and Bill WeinmanAllison Higgins and Early WeinsteinDiane WeinsteinFrances Jones and Adam Weissburg

Jen and Adam WeisslerLaura and Jeffrey WinikowGreta and Michael WirthBarbara Youngman

Corporate Partners and Foundations providing Matching Funds, Gifts or Grants:American Foundation

The Associated:Jewish CommunityFederation of Baltimore

Benevity

Bank of America

California Charitable Foundation

Charitable Gift Fund

Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles

Jewish Community Foundation of Orange County

Jewish Community Foundation of Savannah

Jewish Federation of Cleveland

Jewish Federation of Greater Des Moines

Schwab Charitable Foundation

The US Charitable Gift Fund

Vanguard Charitable Fund

Wells Fargo

ANNUAL GIVING CONTINUED


Isaiah Women (IW) is completing an exciting year of educational and social programming, coupled with our goal to fund worthy causes at Temple Isaiah and in our broader community. Some examples of our sponsorship include our Scholarships to Isaiah's Teen Educational Trip Fund, SOVA, CAST, and Women of Reform Judaism's YES Fund (Youth, Education and Special Projects). We have also experienced significant growth in membership over the last two years as our members have enjoyed socializing, learning and deepening their relationship with other women in our community.

We maintain low annual dues to encourage the women of our community to join IW. We have only been able to continue this welcoming dues structure

ISAIAH WOMEN – July/August Calendar of Events

J O I N U S F O R T H E S E J U LY/AU G U ST E V E N TS

because of the generosity of our members who believe in the mission of IW and contribute at levels above our minimum dues. While we applaud everyone's involvement at every level, it is essential to recognize and give heartfelt thanks to all of our donors that contribute at higher levels and allow Isaiah Women to continue as a vibrant and meaningful organization in fulfillment of our vision.

For further information or inquiries about Isaiah Women, contact me at [email protected]. To join or renew your annual membership (which is due July 1st), please contact Isaiah Women's Membership Chair, Sherri Zigman, at [email protected].

B'Shalom,

Ginny Solomon, President of Isaiah Women

Sunday, July 15 | 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Jewish Women’s TheaterJoin us for a special Isaian matinee of the one-woman show, “Sacred Resistance,” about one woman’s humorous and heartfelt journey to do good in the world. Q&A with Rabbi Zoë after the show.

At The Braid Theater in Santa Monica.

Limited seating so buy your tickets early with this $5/ticket discount code link: https://isaiahtixmay15.bpt.me.

Tuesday, July 17 | 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Isaiah Women Book Group, "Cover to Cover"Book: Red Notice: A Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man’s Fight for Justice, by Bill Browder.

For location and attendance, please RSVP to

Tina Feiger: [email protected]

Sunday, August 12 | 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

IW Summer Mah Jongg TournamentJoin us in the Temple Social Hall for our first ever ALL DAY tournament.

Cost: $40 per person

(includes continental breakfast, buffet lunch and snacks)

Email Registration Form to [email protected]

Wednesday, August 15 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Fifties Café #3; Watercolor For the Soul

(Social Hall)Join fellow Temple member, Laurey Levy, for her “tequila-inspired watercolor evening.” Be inspired through guided watercolor exercises.

Cost: $25 per person

(includes all materials, tequila and light refreshments)

RSVP to Erica Jamieson: [email protected]

Tuesday, August 21 | 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Isaiah Women Book Group, "Cover to Cover"Book: Less, by Andrew Greer, Winner of the Pulitzer Prize.

"Hilarious and touching...Greer is both clever and compassionate as he steers Arthur through this rough period in his life." - Library Journal.

For location and attendance, please RSVP to

Tina Feiger: [email protected]

Friday, September 7 | 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Challah Baking and Book TalkAuthor Beth Ricanati, MD will discuss her new book, “Braided: A Journey of a Thousand Challahs” and then the group will make Challah together.

At the home of Sherri Zigman

Cost: $20 (includes a signed copy of the book).

Light refreshments will be served. Space is limited.

RSVP to Sherri Zigman at [email protected]

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JULY/AUGUST SHABBAT SCHEDULEFRIDAY, JULY 6Friday Night Shabbat

Shabbat at Isaiah with a July 4th flair - Join us as we welcome our new Cantorial Soloist, Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen

5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Dinner to follow - RSVP required

FRIDAY, JULY 27 Friday Night Family Shabbat

Family service - Our Shabbat Family service is designed for our youngest members and their families. Torah discussion and shots with the Rabbi for our adults. Bring the whole family.

5:30 p.m. Family Shabbat Service

6:00 p.m. Family Shabbat Dinner

Dinner for young families - RSVP required

Friday Night Shabbat

5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow

FRIDAY, JULY 20Friday Night Shabbat

Tisha B'Av - Shabbat at Isaiah is experienced through music, friendship, warmth, and creativity.

5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3Friday Night Shabbat

Shabbat at Isaiah is experienced through music, friendship, warmth, and creativity.

5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow


Camp Isaiah service - Shabbat at Isaiah is experienced through music, friendship, warmth, and creativity. Join us for this Camp inspired service in which we will welcome our Camp families.

5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow


Beach Shabbat service and drum circle - Time to play on the beach and chat with friends, then settle in for a beautiful service on the sand. Bring a blanket, chairs and a picnic dinner. Bring the whole family.

5:30 p.m. Beach Time

6:15 p.m. Service


5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow

TWO SERVICES

FRIDAY, JULY 13Friday Night Shabbat

Camp Isaiah service - Shabbat at Isaiah is experienced through music, friendship, warmth, and creativity. Join us for this Camp inspired service in which we will welcome our Camp families.

5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow


Jazz service - Join us for a festive service that blends our ancient words of prayer with syncopation and swing.

5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow

FRIDAY, AUGUST 31Friday Night Family Shabbat

Welcome Back to Shul! Family service - Our Shabbat Family service is designed for our youngest members and their families. Torah discussion and shots with the Rabbi for our adults. Bring the whole family.

5:30 p.m. Family Shabbat Service

6:00 p.m. Family Shabbat Dinner

Dinner for young families - RSVP required


5:45 p.m. Pre-Oneg

6:15 p.m. Services

Oneg to follow

TWO SERVICES

TWO SERVICES

MILESTONES Mazel Tov to: Shari and Eli Pakravan, on the birth of their son David Elan; Shlomi Kattan and Cynthia Rajchman, on the birth of their son Matias Lev; Nicole and John Emrani, on the birth of their son Riley; Teacher Gabie Hernandez, on the birth of her son Gabriel; Bita and Shadrash Kamran, on the birth of their son Shane; Noushin and Benjamin Verdi, on the birth of their daughter Charlotte Ariel; Racheli and Tamir Buchler, on the birth their daughter Olivia; Loretta Siciliano and Scott Silverman, on the birth of their granddaughter Aviva Rose; Honey Amado, on the engagement of her daughter Gabrielle Amado to David Shabah; Avital Etehad (Preschool Associate Director) and Ariel Etehad (Preschool Teacher) on the marriage of daughter and sister Doreen Etehad to Dan Tenenblatt; Ellen Pressman (Preschool Teacher), on the marriage of her son Michael Karni to Allison Kahan; and Ivy Rappaport, on the engagement of her daughter Lindsay Rappaport to Daniel Jaffe.

SYMPATHY We would like to express our sympathy to the following Temple members and their families on the recent loss of their loved ones: Orly (Carlo) Tabibi, on the death of her grandmother Mohtaram Miryam Elghanian; Theodore Stein (Lori Krop), on the death of his mother Doris Stein; Robert (Leigh) Leveen, on the death of his mother Bella Leveen; Susan Childs (Martin Paull), on the death of her sister Janice Childs;

LIFECYCLES

B'nai Mitzvah

Doug and Nikki Mark, on the death of their son Tommy Mark; Mona (Shahrouz) Yadegar, on the death of her grandmother Agha Aghaei; Esther Krisman, on the death of her father Harold Krisman; Kevin (Lorig) Kaveh, on the death of his father Youssef Cyrus Kaveh; Josh (Allison) Holtzman and Sarah (Josh) Bauer, on the death of their grandmother Joyce Licht; Bella Desser, on the death of her brother David Schimmel; Natalie (Afshin) Younessi, on the death of her grandfather Benayahu Asherian; Edward Auslender, on the death of his father Leland Irwin Auslender; Ronda Frumkin, on the death of her husband Arthur Frumkin; Dan (Cari) Uslan and Rachel (Patrick) Young, on the death of their grandmother Anita Zelman; Farzad (Roxana) Yadidian, on the death of his father Khanbaba Yadidian; Suzy Walker, on the death of her husband Kenneth Walker; Eric Engle, on the death of his wife Lisa Engle; and Michael (Lori) Levi, on the death of his mother Ursula Feldberg Levi.

Benjamin GellerSon of

Lysa and David GellerSaturday, August 11, 2018

AUGUST

SPEEDY RECOVERYThe following Temple members or their loved ones have been ill and we want to wish them well: Celine Yadegar, Roberta Allen, Miles Banafeshe, Jaqueline Rosner, Lulu Fairman, Giovanna Aron, Jay Abarbanel, Polly Blitzer-Wolkstein, Dylan Slatter, Ella Mandel and Christina Romney-Glotzer.

Joshua MandelSon of

Jodi and Michael MandelSaturday, August 4, 2018

Ryan BirchDaughter of

Jan Birch and Matthew BirchSaturday, August 18, 2018

Julia FreedmanDaughter of

Kelly and Robert FreedmanSaturday, August 18, 2018

Dawson KatesDaughter of

Melissa and Mark KatesSaturday, August 25, 2018


July 6Goldie BalserEthel FoxAnna JacobsArthur Markman Eugene RosnerSamuel SchwartzFrieda Sommer

July 13Irvin AvidonVictor BenachHarry CaplanPierre Coblence Abraham KaresFanny Linden Alfred Pollack Fannie PullanEmma StonePaula Vollmer David WeintraubBeatrice Weiss

July 20Jack BirnholzBernard DworskyEdith EsenstenJack FreemanMorris GifisRebecca GlesbyHarry GottliebLena GreenHarriet GuttenplanNathan HoffmanLeah KabakoffJoshua LeeHarvey Lewis Morris MadoffWilliam MandelWilliam Morrison Herman NeumanMolly Oppenheim Harry PittlerEsther Ratner Louis Rodstein Solomon RosnerRose RothMorris ShachoryLuba Slodov Sarah SolomonKatie StollStella StudnerKate Walden

July 27Patricia BirnbaumJacob BlitzerLaurence DeRoyRobert GreanMortimer MeyerHoney Park-DavidoveEdith Ready Norman SadofskyPauline SaxLewis Schaffer Fanny SchechterAlbert Schiller Louis StollSidney Wallis

JULY MEMORIAL PLAQUES

AUGUST MEMORIAL PLAQUES

August 31Herbert BayardBenjamin BerlinJennie Esensten Rose FeigenbaumIrving Ginsburg Fritzy GreenspanNed Grossman Gertrude HydenAdele Kessler Sidney KormanCaroline MertzelJulius MorrisAnn NeumanAnnie Okonowsky Max RadoffLucille ReffeIsadore RosnerHelen Shine Anna ShpilskyRichard ShulmanBernice SmithPhilip Sokol Barney Wilkey Nathan Wolfson


August 3Dora BinenBetty GreenspanFrances LewisStella MaxwellRobert NadellBenjamin PeskayEdward PeskayLena PittlerAnita PolinskyMildred Rosenthal William SmardanLouis G. SolomonSidney WeberFrimi Weinstein Ida WeintraubRose Wunderlich

August 10Sam CanterRuthe FabrickIsidore Feiles Ida FrazinRobert JacobsonMorton KatzAdelyne LeoMary Loevner Mortimer MadoffClarence Neustein Daniel NickollCharlotte RokawJennie Spasser

August 17Maurice FoxBenjamin HeendTillie HeendCharles JacobsHerman Korn Anna KrakoverEsther KrakoverMorri MannisSam MillerFanny SacksHarold StackLydia Blau TraufmanMax UzaneJacob Walter

August 24 Rachel FieldsRuth KellerMiriam KreisbergHertha MaschkowskiFlorene MirischAnn NeumanArthur NeworthBernard PotaschRose PresnerGoldie RaskinHilda RosenbergSarah WolfsonJack Zaret

CONTRIBUTIONS TO TEMPLE FUNDS

CAHN ULPAN FUND

in memory ofBetty Fraenkel by Hannah Cahn Marie L. Cahn by Hannah Cahn

CARING COMMUNITY FUND

in honor ofTemple Isaiah's collaboration with ChaiVillageLA by Devorah Servi in memory ofAnna Berkovitz by Sherilee and Sumner Feldman Doris Stein by Jean and Jay Abarbanel

CLERGY DISCRETIONARY FUND

in appreciation of a warm, lovely "Share Shabbat" dinner & service by Suzanne and Martin Solig Cantor Coyot's participation in our vow renewal by Ellen and David Davidson Mollie's Bat Mitzvah by Orli Belman and Kevin WittenbergRabbi Frimmer's making our Seder a special event by Isaiah Women Rabbi Frimmer's officiating at Naomi Goldurs' funeral by Stuart Goldurs Rabbi Klein Miles' kind words at Janice Smith's funeral by Diane and Peter Goldenring Rabbi Nickerson speaking to our Havurah by Havurah S'dinimThe love and support shown us by Cantor Coyot on the occasion of our son, River by The Kiley Family in celebration of Justine Ludden's Bat Mitzvah by Julie Sandor and John Luddenin honor of Alice Brutchey by Deborah and Richard Brutchey Gabrielle Amado's wedding by Marcia Albert and Elliott RibeiroLeah Uslan's Bat Mitzvah by Cari and Dan UslanLeslie and Jon Davidson by Robert Gore Rifkind Foundation in memory of Bella Leveen by The Leveen Family Bruce Jay Lipstein by Joan and Irwin AllenDoris Stein by Honey Amado Harold Krisman by Esther Krisman Helene Zaslove by Diana and George Kahn Isadore Fendell by Honey Amado Jack Catch by Jeni Catch

Jack Miller by Carol R. Ellis Ruth Miller by Carol R. EllisJerome Ungerleider, M.D. by Elise Ungerleider Joseph Dlugofsky by Judith Zimberoff Leonard Borden by Cory Schwab and Bill Weinman Lillian Kemeny by Honey Amado Marcus Bodian by Carol and Leon SchwartzBertha Bodian by Carol and Leon Schwartz Mary Schwartz by Linda Fertonani and Betty Rafner Naomi Goldurs by Honey Amado Naomi Goldurs by Sherilee and Sumner Feldman Nathan Dyen by Sheila Moncavage Rabbi Mark Miller by Sherilee and Sumner FeldmanRabbi Mark Miller by Wendy Plottel Rabbi Mark Miller by Sherry and Paul AlturaRabbi Mark Miller by Havurah S'dinimRose Kessler by Honey Amado Samuel Cohn by Roberta and Benjamin AllenSamuel Schechter by Judith Zimberoff Selma Newman by Arlene Tanzer Sylvia Losch by Elise Ungerleider and Ronald Losch mazel tov toRabbi Klein Miles on your 18 years of service to Temple Isaiah by Karen and Paul Richter thank youRabbi Frimmer for your help with my Bat Mitzvah by Maddie Rogers Rabbi Zoë, for your constant love and support by Cory Schwab, Bill Weinman, Jacky, Jerry, Ken, Pattey, Ed, Debbie and all

DONNA GROSS FUND

in honor ofAdelle and Bob Finkel's Anniversary by Harriet and Mel Morris, Karen and Armin Weinberg and Bev and Sandy Weinberg Adelle Gross's Special Birthday by Arlene, Beverly, Gloria, Joanne, Judy, Linda, Marsha, Sharon, Stephanie Kay and Stephanie Sherwoodin memory ofArlene Moskowitz by Adelle Gross and Robert Finkel Jerry Kravitz by Gail and Terry Feigenbaum Jerry Kravitz by Adelle Gross and Robert Finkel

Jerry Kravitz by Judy KravitzAlbert Green by Judy Kravitz Julius Rottman by Gayla Margolin and Steven RottmanMelvin Gross by Gail and Terry FeigenbaumMelvin Gross by Judy Kravitz Melvin Gross by Adelle Gross and Robert FinkelMarcia Finkel by Adelle Gross and Robert Finkel Naomi Goldurs by Adelle Gross and Robert FinkelNaomi Goldurs by Paula and Laurence Shuman

ELLEN GOLDBERG RELIGIOUS SCHOOL AND CAMPERSHIP FUND

in appreciation of Temple Isaiah Clergy and Staff for supporting Millie by The Auslender Family in honor ofBrendon Messinger’s Honorable Mention in the Bruin Science Fair by Marilyn and Lance Valt in memory ofLeland Auslender by John Magoulas Naomi Goldurs by Suzanne and Martin Solig

GAIL SOLO YOUTH OPPORTUNITY FUND

in appreciation ofSusan and Joel Needelman by Gail Soloin memory ofAnna Friedman by Gail and Terry Feigenbaum Betty Solo by Gail Solo David Schimmel by Chavurah S'dinim George Feigenbaum by Gail and Terry Feigenbaum Leland Auslender by Gail Solo Linda Tolson by Gail and Terry Feigenbaum Mike Solo by Gail Solo Milton Weiner by Gail Solo Mitchell Aronson by Gail Solo Naomi Goldurs by Susan and Joel Needelmanin support ofDani and Jamie Barrett's future activism by Gail Solo speedy recovery and prayersto Andrea Radis by Gail Solo GENERAL FUND

mazel tov toEllen and David Davidson by The Geffner/Brown Family


GINNIE FOX MEMORIAL FUND

in memory of Doris Stein by Geraldine and Gary Rosenberg Naomi Goldurs by Geraldine and Gary Rosenberg Ray Shatz by Geraldine and Gary Rosenberg GREEN TEAM EARTH STEWARDSHIP FUND

in memory of Naomi Goldurs by Sherrie and Jack Berlin

HASHARIM

mazel tov toBella Desser's special birthday by Havurah S'dinimin memory ofArlene Shirley Moskowitz by Nancy and Peter Ambrose Jack Mishkin by Helene and Barry Korn Ken Walker, Jr. by Wendy Plottel

ISRAEL ACTION FUND

mazel tov toEllen and David Davidson on their 15th Wedding Anniversary and Renewal of Vows by Bobbi, Marty and Larry Goldblum in memory ofCelia Altkorn by Merridy Mishkin Earl Surloff by Samuel Surloff Esther Catch Mayer by Jeni Catch

LEVINE LIBRARY FUND

in memory of Naomi Goldurs by Ellen Cole Naomi Golldurs by Gloria Ilan Naomi Goldurs by Judie Rice Richard Wells by Gail and Terry Feigenbaum

PRESCHOOL SUPPORT FUND

in memory ofDee Dee Rosenfeld by Robin and Charles Shephard Pauline Rice by Judie Rice

RABBI LEWIS MEMORIAL FUND

in memory of Anne Schechter by Judith Zimberoff Harry Schechter by Judith Zimberoff

A big thank you to those who have contributed to the various Temple funds. Your contributions allow us to do so much and give back to the community. A true mitzvah!

Irene Cammorata by Ronnie Fishman

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

mazel tov toBella Desser on her special birthday by Judie Rice in honor ofElana and Amram Hassan by Shoshana and Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz in memory ofAnita Zelman by Lisa and Brian Aronson Helen Falke by Evelyn Kwawer Herbert Gold by Allen Kwawer Irving Jonathan Kanes by Allen and Evelyn Kwawer, Patricia and Lawrence Miller and Kenneth, Harrison and SpencerJacobo Dantus by Carla and Philippe Kopf Lester Kwawer by Allen Kwawer Marcia Anderson's Sister by Evelyn and Allen Kwawer Maurice Schwartz by Judie Rice Ronell Falke by Evelyn Kwawer Suzanne Botansky by Harvey Botansky

RISHONIM FUND

in memory of:Arlene Moskowitz by Sherilee and Sumner Feldman

ROSALEE LIPMAN FUND

in memory of:Hymie Myers by Donald Lipman Naomi Goldurs by Donald Lipman

SKLAR CAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND

in honor ofMartin Horn's 90th Birthday by Martha Sklar Members of 50+ years of membership by Martha Sklar Rabbi Zoë's 18 years of service to Temple Isaiah by Martha Sklar in memory ofHyman Katz by Cheri and Manuel Katz Naomi Goldurs by Martha Sklar

SOCIAL ACTION FUND

in memory ofAnnette Lazare by Merridy MishkinGene Lazare by Merridy Mishkin Betty Perry by Kim Perry and Larry ZuckerDoris Stein by Susan and Stanley Witkow Dr. Lawrence Solig by Suzanne and Martin Solig Irving Marmer by Shirley Kern Jack Gantz by Laurie Gantz Jacqueline Parris by Karen and David Leichenger Paul Leichenger by Karen and David Leichenger Samuel R. Cohn by Ann Weinman

YAHRZEIT FUND

in memory of Alvin Moe Breitman by Jill and Rodney Sabel Arthur Jacoby by Susan Bartholomew and Sanford JacobyDoris Jacoby by Susan Bartholomew and Sanford JacobyDr. Bruce Deitchman by Rosalie and Fredrick Roder Dr. Charles Markman by Shirley Greene Earl Van Emburgh by Joanne Van Emburgh and Samuel Surloff Frieda Ross by Lorraine Trogman Gertrude Rothman by Wendy Plottel Harry Ellis by Tracy and Eric Shabsis Herb Galperson by Laura and David Galperson Herman Diesenhaus by Sarah and Ronald Stone Irving Marmer by Leslie and Jonathan Davidson Katherine Monteleone by Rosalie and Fredrick Roder Michael Freimer by Fern Karp and David Bryman Miriam Rosenwasser by Neil Risch Naomi Goldurs by Roberta Gillerman Paul Kramer by Arlene and Herbert Kramer Roben Ben Mordekhai Harounian by Kathy and Michael Zarrabi Toby Milden by Martin Milden


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DATED MATERIAL

J U LY/A U G U S T 2 0 1 8 C A L E N DA R

CENTER FOR THE WIDOWED: Every other MondayDAUGHTERS OF TORAH ~ LEARNING CIRCLE: Every Wednesday 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

SHABBAT TORAH STUDY: Every Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.Study with Rabbi Zoë Klein Miles every Shabbat morning, exploring Torah verse by verse.

ONGOING

JULY EVENTS & MEETINGS

Hearts & Minds: A Torah Roundtable – Saturday, July 14 – 9:00 a.m.

Isaiah Women - Jewish Women's Theater – Sunday, July 15 – 5:00 p.m.

T.I.N.G. Temple Isaiah Business Networking Meeting – Tuesday, July 17 – 8:00 a.m.

AUGUST EVENTS & MEETINGS

Summer In The City / Concert Under The Stars - Sunday, August 5 – 6:45 p.m.

Temple Isaiah Board Meeting – Wednesday, August 8 – 6:30 p.m.

Hearts & Minds: A Torah Roundtable – Saturday, August 11 – 9:00 a.m.

Isaiah Women - Summer Mah Jongg Tournament – Sunday, August 12 – 8:30 a.m.

Isaiah Women - Fifties Café #3 Watercolor For the Soul – Wednesday, August 15 – 6:30 p.m.

T.I.N.G. Temple Isaiah Business Networking Meeting – Tuesday, August 21 – 8:00 a.m.

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