NOVEMBER 2017 – CHESHVAN/KISLEV 5778 BULLETINRABBI JOSHUA FRANKLIN | CANTOR/RABBI DEBRA STEIN | RABBI EMERITUS SHELDON ZIMMERMAN

DIANE WIENER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | HARRY A. KATZ, PRESIDENTEDINA SEGAL, DIRECTOR OF JEWISH EDUCATION & FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

TABLE OF CONTENTSA Message from Rabbi Joshua Franklin 2

Adult Learning Fall-Winter 2017 3

Shabbat Reflections: Mental Health 4

Teen Challah Baking: Helping Those in Knead 5

Mobile Caregiver Respite Program 6

Community Soup Dinners / Ecumenical Thanksgiving 7

Simchat Torah Celebration / Gleaning Photos 8-9

Save These Dates in December 10

Gracious Giving 11

Lifecycle Events / Healing Wishes 12

All In The Family / Misheberach Healing List 12

Yahrzeits / In Memoriam 13

JCOH November Calendar 14

Ways to Support Our Community 15

WELCOME SHABBAT WITH MUSIC AND JOY AS TOGETHER WE GIVE THANKS

HALLELUJAH SHABBATFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 | 6:00PM

FOLLOWED BY

SHABBAT POT LUCK DINNERSign-up to bring a dish for six by visiting our website www.jcoh.org,

calling the Jewish Center at 631-324-9858 or e-mailing office2@jcoh.org.

If you are unable to bring a dish, we request a donation of

two non-perishable food items for our local food pantries.

Celebrate the gift of Shabbat with your JCOH family.

A MESSAGE FROM RABBI JOSHUA FRANKLIN

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Be Deliberate in Judgement

On a recent fall day, I woke up ready to spend the day fishing with a friend. The air was mild; a cool calming autumn breeze wafted through the trees, and the sky was a crisp blue with the accent of a marshmallow cloud here and there. I have little experience fishing in the waters of the East End, but this seemed like an ideal day for fishing. As we pulled up to the dock and began to unload our poles, the boat captain greeted us with an apprehensive face. “Before we go out,” he said, “I want to show you something.” He took us to a nearby beach, and pointed out to the distance. “There are sustained winds

of 20 miles per hour out there,” he began, “and it’s only going to get worse.” He talked about how the tides made the conditions even more treacherous; all things that were a little bit beyond my level of nautical comprehension. What had seemed like a nice day was actually a dangerous day to go out!

The captain’s methodical thinking reminded me of a concise piece of rabbinic wisdom from the proverbial book Pirke Avot (The Lessons of the Fathers). "הוו מתונים בדין, be deliberate in judgement." Far too often we invest a great deal of faith in our gut feelings and our instincts. While sometimes we are correct, we more often than not fail to think through decisions with the proper amount of deliberation and patience. Trusting our amateur instinct about fishing would have proved dangerous that day. We needed a calculated and data-driven judgement about the conditions on the water. So too, our tradition teaches, should we judge others and the world around us with careful and measured consideration.

Pirke Avot offers more insight on how we might exercise deliberate judgement. The great Rabbi Hillel follows up noting that "ואל תדין את חברך עד שתגיע למקומו, don’t judge another person until you have come to his place," or perhaps more colloquially, don’t judge someone else until you’ve stood in their shoes. Have empathy, Hillel demands of us. The one way that we can properly judge others is to take the time to balance our judgement with an empathetic compassion. The rabbis offer the parable of a thin glass. If you put hot water (judgement) in it, then it will expand and break. If you put cold water (compassion) in it, then it will contract and shatter. If the world is filled simply with compassion, then no one would be concerned with the consequences of their actions and our society would be lawless. If it’s filled only with unadulterated judgement, then it would shatter from the harshness of justice. When our judgement is tempered with deliberate compassion, we not only improve communal and social relations, but we find that we exercise better judgement.

Two thousand years after Pirke Avot was written, the Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman echoed some of the Jewish wisdom of his ancestors in his book, Thinking Fast and Slow. Kahneman points out that each of us process the problems and situations around us with two kinds of judgement. The first is the intuitive fast-thinking response that we tend to favor. The second is a slower, more deliberate and effortful form of thinking. Kahneman through this book demonstrates how we invest too much faith in fast thinking, and neglect slow and deliberate thinking. We do so with weighty consequences. The simple rabbinic dictum summarizes Kahneman’s 500-plus page masterpiece, be deliberate in judgement." The book is still worth reading! There is a time and place הוו מתונים בדין"for fast thinking, but wisdom is born from slow intentional thought and judgement.

If you are interested in exploring more wisdom from this compilation of Judaism’s greatest proverbial hits, I invite you to register for my Adult Lunch and Learn class, which meets in Manhattan on Tuesdays from 12:30–1:30pm, and in East Hampton on Fridays from 12:15–1:15pm. Sign up at: https://jcoh.org/learning/adult-learning

R abbi Joshua

ADULT LEARNING FALL-WINTER 2017

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TORAH STUDY with Rabbi Joshua Franklin

SATURDAYS | 12:00–1:00PM EAST HAMPTON

STARTS OCTOBER 28

PIRKE AVOT: THE GREATEST HITS OF JEWISH WISDOM

LUNCH AND LEARN with Rabbi Joshua FranklinTUESDAYS | 12:30–1:30PM

NEW YORK CITY* *Location provided upon registration

STARTS OCTOBER 24

FRIDAYS | 12:15–1:15PM EAST HAMPTON

STARTS OCTOBER 27

Pre-registration is required for ALL classes for security purposes.You may register by going on-line to our website www.jcoh.org,

calling the JCOH office at (631) 324-9858 or e-mailing office2@jcoh.org.

T’FILLAH: LISTEN AND LEARN

with Cantor/Rabbi Debra SteinFRIDAYS | 11:00AM–12:00PM

EAST HAMPTONSTARTS OCTOBER 27

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It's time to think about mental health at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons

SHABBAT REFLECTIONS: MENTAL HEALTH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 | 12:30 TO 2:00PM

Let's have a conversation that we are too often afraid to have. Let's talk about mental health and mental illness. Join us for a Shabbat reflection as we discuss how to respond to the mental health issues facing our community.

"This past summer our community received a seemingly endless string of phone calls from victims of mental illness, and from their families who suffer along with them. I try so hard not to bring home our community's stress to my wife and my two-year old, but the sheer amount of pain I saw pushed me to the limit. There were nights that my mind ruminated on the agony of our community. For nights on end I couldn't sleep. Mental Illness has already taken my friend Mike just over two years ago. In my role as a rabbi, I've sat with teenagers at their bedside after their attempts to end their lives, I've visited congregants in psychiatric facilities, and I've counseled numerous people struggling with mental illness. This summer was unlike anything I had ever seen. So when call after call came in, I began to realize that our community needs to act!"

–Rabbi Joshua Franklin Rosh Hashanah Morning Sermon, September 21, 2017

SHABBAT REFLECTIONS: MENTAL HEALTH

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HELPING THOSE IN KNEAD: TEEN CHALLAH BAKING

Calling all teens ages 13-16 for Challah Baking!

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 | 12:00PM

The day after Thanksgiving we will be baking challah at 30 Woods Lane (next to the JCOH) and selling them at

our Friday night Shabbat Pot Luck Dinner.

All proceeds will go to local food pantries to help those in need.

Volunteer to bake by e-mailing Edina Segal at educatoredina@jcoh.org or by

calling the Jewish Center at 631-324-9858

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Are YOU caring for an older adult?HELP is now available.

Mobile Caregiver Respite ProgramAre you caring for an older adult? Are there times when you need a temporary break from taking

care of your family member? Family caregivers who are caring for an older adult need time torecharge their batteries. When you need a break from caregiving let us help you.

Our respite program is a unique program serving family caregivers of older adults that can give youa chance for you to run some errands, go to an appointment, spend time with family and friends or

relax, with the piece of mind that your loved one is under the care of our professional staff .

Programs off ered at the following locations:

is proud to partner with Parker Jewish

Institute

ADVANCE PROGRAM REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDPlease call 718.289.2102 or visit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PMADCapplication

PATCHOGUETemple Beth-El of Patchogue - Mondays from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm

WESTHAMPTONWesthampton Free Library - Mondays from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm

EAST HAMPTONJewish Center of the Hamptons - Wednesdays from 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm

RIVERHEADTemple Israel-Riverhead - Fridays from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

EASTPORTEastport Bible Church - Fridays from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm

COMMUNITY SOUP DINNERS / ECUMENICAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE

FREE COMMUNITY

SOUP DINNERS

SPONSORED BY THE EAST HAMPTON CLERICUS

WEDNESDAYS 5:00–7:00PMNovember 8, 2017 | December 13, 2017

January 10, 2018 | February 14, 2018 | March 14, 2018

MOST HOLY TRINITY PARISH HALL 77 Buell Lane, East Hampton

Men, Women, and children of all ages, races, faiths are welcome! Supported by the Community and FREE for all

The East Hampton Clericus Invites You to Our AnnualECUMENICAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH, 2017 4:00PM

MONTAUK COMMUNITY CHURCH 850 Montauk Highway, Montauk

PLEASE BRING CANNED GOODS FOR OUR FOOD PANTRIES.

FIRST TIME EVER Combined Volunteer Choir from the Houses of Worship

(Rehearsal at 3:30pm sharp)

PREACHER Reverend Ryan Creamer

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OCTOBER 15, 2017 | GATES OF JEWISH LEARNING SIMCHAT TORAH CELEBRATION AT THE JCOH

Our Gates of Jewish Learning families celebrated the joyous holiday Simchat Torah, when we complete and immediately begin the annual Torah reading cycle, with Rabbi Franklin and Cantor/Rabbi Stein.

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OCTOBER 29, 2017 | ANNUAL GLEANING PROJECT AT AMBER WAVES FARM

“When you reap the harvest of your Land, you shall not completely remove the corner of your field during your harvesting, and you shall not gather up the gleanings of your harvest. [Rather,] you shall leave these for the poor person and for the stranger. I am the Lord, your God.” –Leviticus 23:22

Our Gates of Jewish Learning families performed the mitzvah of Gleaning, donating the food to local food pantries in our community.

SAVE THESE DATES IN DECEMBER

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JCOH CHANUKAH FAIRSUNDAY, DECEMBER 10

10:00AM–12:00PM

MUSICAL SHABBAT WITH RABBI OR ZOHARSATURDAY, DECEMBER 2

10:00AM

GRACIOUS GIVING

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GENERAL DONATIONS

Tyra Chemers

Lynn Green

Arie Shapira Kiddush Sponsor November 4th 2017 In loving memory of Dr. Bonnie Jacobson

David Halpern

Eugene & Karin Friedman

Bonnie Salkind Kiddush Sponsor March 23, 2018 In loving memory of David Salkind

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Garfield Kiddush and Oneg Sponsor September 8 & 9, 2017 In loving memory of Frances Garfield, Joseph Melzer & Anne Melzer

Myrna Klein In loving memory of Wallace Teich

Donald Brookman In loving memory of Dr. Benjamin Brookman

Bruce Saber & Lisa Sotto In loving memory of Judy Ackerman

Ann Lieber In loving memory of Elaine Corwin

Toby L. Saef In loving memory of Lindsay Jacoby

Dianne Altman In loving memory of Lillian Altman

Morris & Susan Mark In loving memory of Frieda Mark

Nancy Wintner In loving memory of Ray Cohen

Joyce & Marvin Lieberman In loving memory of Renee Shapiro

Bernard Zeldin In loving memory of Esther Zeldin

Dena Hirsch In loving memory of her grandmother

Charlotte Markowitz In loving memory of Bernard Shimmerman

Charlotte Markowitz In loving memory of Philip Markowitz

Kenneth Gilman In loving memory of Julius Gilman

YAHRZEIT DONATIONS

CANTOR/RABBI STEIN'S DISCRETIONARY

Herman & Martha Goldberg In loving memory of Ariel Pal Goldstein

Diana Phillips In loving memory of Michael Levitt

Joel & Doretta Goldberg

Susan Amerling-Stern In loving memory of Harriet Oppenheimer

RABBI FRANKLIN'S DISCRETIONARY

Marjorie & Seth Lesch In honor of their grandson’s conversion

Adam & Tali Waxman In honor of Michael & Malca Lagow

Anita K. Hersh In loving memory of Stephanie & Jack Hersh

David & Jackie Kuperschmid In loving memory of David’s father, Norman Kuperschmid

Susan Amerling-Stern In loving memory of Harriet Oppenheimer

MEMORIAL PLAQUE

Harvey & Roberta Roth In loving memory of Susan Iris Schwartz

PRAYER BOOK DONATIONS

Jane & Marvin Brown In loving memory of their dear friend Elaine Helman Corwin

Martin Gershon In loving memory of his father, Jules Gershon

Mr. & Mrs. Morton Olshan In loving memory of Debby Neumark

LIFECYCLE EVENTS / HEALING WISHES / ALL IN THE FAMILY / MISHEBERACH HEALING LIST

Steven Ball

Rachel Barnett

Nicole Bigar

Stephen Blum

Doris Brill-Karp

Wendy Cherwin

Joan Cooper

Bernard Epstein

Steven Etkind

Thomas Garcia

Leslie Gelb

Susan Henkin

Beth Hertzan

Kara Jesella

Stephanie Joseph

Harvey Karp

Todd Kingsley

Dorothy Kopelman

Stephen Kraus

Burton Lehman

Joyce Lieberman

Marjorie Loeb

Susan Mark

Bruce Menin

Dr. Julie Ratner

Judi Roaman

Steven Roth

Andrew Russell

Sherwood Schwarz

Helen Sher

Rana Silver

Karen Silverman

Donna Slotnick

Jordan Smith

Dr. Axel Stawski

Jeffrey Strauss

Joan Tager

Gloria Taradash

HAPPY BIRTHDAYYOM HULEDET SAME’ACH!

Steven and Lanie Etkind

Marty Gershon and Marilyn Goldstein

Linda and Sam Joffe

Burt and Lynn Kremsky

Richard and Barbara Lane

Morris and Susan Mark

Edward Wilson and Ellen Weisburd

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

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ALL IN THE FAMILY

Please let the Jewish Center office know of any lifecycle events such as joyous occasions, illnesses or deaths so that our Rabbi, Cantor, staff, and congregation can respond appropriately. If you would like the name of your loved one on our list, please e-mail Diane Wiener at director@jcoh.org or call the JCOH office at 631-324-9858.

HEALING WISHES

Keeping those who are ill or homebound in our prayers is a precious mitzvah. We need your help in helping us embrace those who are ill or homebound by calling their names in our prayers and lifting our communal and individual voices as one.

MISHEBERACH PRAYER FOR THE SICK

If you would like the name of your loved one on our list, please e-mail office@jcoh.org or call the JCOH office at 631-324-9858.

MAY THE HOLY ONE SEND HEALING TO:

Jonathan Kasper

Charles Tager

Stephen Waltman

Jordyn Hannah Goldstein

Joshua McConnell

Don Kiley

Tammy Bieber

Elaine Weiss

Elliot Tahl

Shmuel Melech Ben Hannah

YAHRZEITS / IN MEMORIAM

THE DEPARTED LIVE ON IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WHO CHERISH THEIR MEMORY.

Rebecca Ackerman

Louis Ackerman

Eileen B. Arons

Rachel Barnett

Marguerite Bigar

Larry Blue

Marvin Cohen

Pearl Coren

Ibrahim Albert Dabah

Leslie Brill Davidson

Sylvia Hirschhorn Dolch

Louis Dratel

Anna A. Einstein

Samuel Eisner

Jack Feigenbaum

Ella Fisher

Perry Geffen

Ruth Moskowitz Gershon

Julius Gilman

Ida Rae Glick

Martin V. Gluck

Lillian Cooper Goldberg

Alfred Gerald Goldberg

Dorothy Goldstein

Gladys Lande Goodstone

Avram Goren

Rachel Gruber

Nat Helman

Morris R. Henkin

Evelyn Roaman Jacobson

Itchak Zvi Kalisman

Barbara Kamen

Philip Kaplan

Yetta Katz

Ruth Keiser

Nathaniel Kenigsberg

Dr. Herman Saling Kremer

Mimi Kunkes

Elayne S. Landis

Maxmilian Warner Leroy

Juliet Kalikow Levene

Seymour Levy

Anne Lowry

Jack D. Lulla

Norma Lyons

Sidney William Mall

Philip Markowitz

Leo Mayer

Anita Mellow

Gene Polebaum

Rose Raphael

Aaron Rimland

William Rippner

Robert Rosenblatt

David Arthur Rothman

Martin Rothschild

Jack Schwarz

Leonard Sendrowitz

Sam Sheps

Abraham Sher

Sylvia Sher

Maurice Silver

David Soikin

Sabina Spinner

Benjamin Travers Starr-Tuff

Dr. Harry L. Tager

Paul Timan

Marion Vann

Stanley P. Wagman

Alfred Weil

Marie Helene Weill

Thomas Weinberger

David Weinsten

Samuel White

Frances Yohay

Claire York

Dr. Alan York

Esther Zeldin

IN MEMORIAM…

Stephanie Brussell

Bradley Marmon

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JCOH CALENDARNOVEMBER 2017 – CHESHVAN/KISLEV 5778

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30

T'fi llah: Listen & Learn11am–12pm

Friday Lunch & Learn12:15–1:15pm

Kabbalat Shabbat Service6:30pm

Shabbat Morning Service 10am

Torah Study12–1pm

Gates of Jewish Learning9:45am–12:15pm

ELECTION DAY

Tuesday Lunch &Learn in NYC12:30pm–1:30pm

Community Soup Dinner at Most Holy Trinity Parish Hall5pm

Friday Lunch & Learn12:15–1:15pm

Kabbalat Shabbat Service6:30pm

VETERANS DAY

Shabbat Morning Service 10am

Torah Study12–1pm

Gates of Jewish Learning9:45am–12:15pm

Tuesday Lunch &Learn in NYC12:30pm–1:30pm

Ritual Committee9–10:30am

T'fi llah: Listen & Learn11am–12pm

Friday Lunch & Learn12:15–1:15pm

Kabbalat Shabbat Service6:30pm

Shabbat Morning Service 10am

Shabbat Refl ections:Mental Health12:30–2pm

Gates of Jewish Learning9:45am–12:15pm

East Hampton Clericus Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service at Montauk Community Church4pm

THANKSGIVING

JCOH Offi ce Closed

Teen Challah Bakingat 30 Woods Lane12pm

Hallelujah Shabbat6pm

Shabbat Pot Luck Dinner7–9pm

Shabbat Morning Service 10am

Torah Study12–1pm

No Gates of Jewish Learning Classes(Thanksgiving Break)

Tuesday Lunch &Learn in NYC12:30pm–1:30pm

12 Cheshvan 13 Cheshvan 14 Cheshvan 15 Cheshvan

16 Cheshvan 17 Cheshvan 18 Cheshvan 19 Cheshvan 20 Cheshvan 21 Cheshvan 22 Cheshvan

23 Cheshvan 24 Cheshvan 25 Cheshvan 26 Cheshvan 27 Cheshvan 28 Cheshvan 29 Cheshvan

1 Kislev 2 Kislev 3 Kislev 4 Kislev 5 Kislev 6 Kislev 7 Kislev

8 Kislev 9 Kislev 10 Kislev 11 Kislev 12 Kislev

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WAYS TO SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY

When those whom we hold close to us die, we yearn to find a way to consecrate and honor their memory. As we sit in our beautiful landmark sanctuary, we are warmed by its loveliness, soulfulness and openness to the world of the spirit and the physical world around us. We feel ever closer to God.

You can enshrine the memory of your loved ones by inscribing their name(s) on a pew plaque in the sanctuary. In that sacred space you will connect to the bonds between them and the divine.

A Pew Plaque in our Main Sanctuary may be purchased for $5,000.

Membership helps support the wide range of programs and activities offered at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons. Your dues also help maintain the beauty of our sanctuary and the upkeep of our buildings and grounds. We encourage everyone to take full advantage of the wide array of religious, intellectual, cultural and social events at the JCOH.

Take this opportunity to dedicate a Torah Commentary in honor of a loved one, to celebrate a special occasion, or in memory of a loved one.

Celebrate a Simcha or special occasion by sponsoring the Kiddush following Shabbat services on Saturday morning. Please note that 3% of all donations are given to MAZON – A Jewish Response to Hunger.

Contact Diane Wiener, Executive Director at (631) 324-9858 or director@jcoh.org

It’s never too late!Please remember JCOH in your will, trust or estate plans.

Your future gift will help ensure our future.For more information please contact

Rabbi Franklin, Cantor/Rabbi Stein, Diane Wiener, or Harry A. Katz at (631) 324-9858

MEMBERSHIP

DEDICATE A TORAH COMMENTARY

SPONSOR A KIDDUSH

LEGACY

Honoring the memory of our loved ones who have passed beyond the threshold of life offers us an opportunity to pay homage to those who made the world a better place because they lived in it. It is a time to strengthen the bonds between here and the hereafter in our hearts and minds.

A Memorial Plaque in our small sanctuary may be purchased for $1,000.

HONOR A LOVED ONE’S MEMORY

INSCRIBE A STONE

We have refurbished the Donald and Barbara Zucker Patio, with stones designed in the shape of the Star of David. These stones can be engraved in honor of a special person or moment in our lives, or in memory of a loved one.

Help us raise needed funds to support our yearly operating budget. This project will be ongoing for years to come, allowing future generations the opportunity to participate.

Contact Diane Wiener, Executive Director for details at (631) 324-9858 or director@jcoh.org.

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CURRENT OFFICERSPRESIDENTHarry A. Katz

VICE PRESIDENTSMitchell IdenCarole OlshanCarol Wenig

TREASURERHirschel B. Abelson

SECRETARYCharlotte Sasso

CHAIRMANMichael Salzhauer

CLERGYRabbi Joshua Franklin

Cantor/Rabbi Debra Stein

Rabbi Emeritus Sheldon Zimmerman

STAFFEXECUTIVE DIRECTORDiane Wiener

DIRECTOR OF JEWISH EDUCATION & FAMILY ENGAGEMENTEdina Segal

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ART DEPARTMENTKathryn Odell-HamiltonMatthew Oates

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PAST PRESIDENTEvan Frankel z”lC. Leonard GordonMorris L. KramerBetty L. Marmon z”lJoseph Oppenheimer z”lDonald ZuckerLinda Heller Kamm

HONORARY TRUSTEESHoward Lutnick, CO-CHAIRMAN

Morton Olshan, CO-CHAIRMAN

David GersteinJane H. GoldmanSteven RothAndrew SabinMichael SenftSheldon Solow

FOUNDERSEvan M. Frankel z”lJacob Kaplan z”lIrving MarkowitzBernard Zeldin

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