Summer Edition 2015 | June • July • August
season,
To every thing there is a
and a time to every purpose
under the heaven.
Ecclesiastes 3:1
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Summer Edition 2
On life’s Jewish Journey…
…Find Your Path here
TEMPLE SOLEL
Fellow Congregants:
ItFellow
is withCongregants:
tremendous excitement and enthusiasm that we announce to you Rabbi Jeff Salkin as Temple Solel's
Senior
Rabbi beginning August 1, 2015. We anticipate that you will join us in warmly welcoming him, his wife
It is with tremendous excitement and enthusiasm that we announce to you Rabbi Jeff Salkin as Temple Solel's
Sheila, and their children into the Temple Solel family as we usher in an exciting new era in the history of our
Senior Rabbi beginning August 1, 2015. We anticipate that you will join us in warmly welcoming him, his wife
congregation.
Sheila, and their children into the Temple Solel family as we usher in an exciting new era in the history of our
congregation.
The old Yiddish song I first heard at my Grandpa Max’s house as a young girl “Vu Ahim Zol
Ikh Geyn” (Where can I go) kept creeping in my head when Joel and I first came to
Hollywood, Fla. from Brooklyn, NY. We came here with Robb, our first baby, when he was 3
months old. Joel had been just discharged from the Army after spending 2 years as the
Dermatologist at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. We arrived here free of all obligations. It
was a hard decision to leave our family and friends to make a new life in Florida, but it was
the best decision we ever made. We joined a group that was in formation to make a new
Shul, a new Temple. We had meetings in a trailer in the parking lot where Temple Solel now
stands. We had services at Hillcrest Country Club. We made friends who we came to love,
and we met our Rabbi who we came to love.
We later had two more sons, Gregg and Seth. As our lives continued and the Temple evolved,
it sweetened our lives to the extent that I realized our odyssey of coming to Solel was meant to
be. We worked so hard for Solel – being on the Board and doing many fundraisers with our
friends which culminated in the fabulous 5 shows we produced that were initially performed
at Hollywood Hills High School and eventually were performed at the Broward Center for the
Performing Arts.
Our three sons all became Bar Mitzvah at Solel. They were confirmed and graduated from
Solel, and were all married by Senior Rabbi Emeritus, Rabbi Frazin. Our grandchildren were
given Hebrew names here, and experienced Brit Milah. Joel and I were “remarried” by Rabbi
Frazin on our 40th Wedding Anniversary at a party given by our children and their families.
Life revolved around this Temple. All of our friends were members, and our friendships
solidified when Rabbi Frazin led us on a trip to Israel in the 1970s. Most of us are still
members of Solel. YES! Still members! We will always remember that the Shul is what in our
early days gave us a place to feel comfortable, where we made our first friends, where our
children were educated in the way of Judaism, and where we still feel comfortable and
belong.
So, Grandpa Max… I knew where to go.
I am Lynda Wilentz. I am a Pathfinder… I AM SOLEL.
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The Temple Solel Rabbinical Search Committee
3 Temple Solel Pathfinder
Summer Edition 4
Rabbi’s Corner
My dear friends,
Change is inevitable. As I’ve mentioned before in my
Pathfinder messages, I feel blessed in retirement with
the opportunity to be able to teach ‘World Religions’ to
students who attend Broward College’s Central Campus
in Davie. I look forward to each semester. When we begin
talking about Buddhism, I discuss life’s impermanence. For
nothing we experience in life remains the same. We don’t
remain the same. In Buddhism, this is called “Anichcha.”
In our everyday lives everything and everyone changes.
To think that all is static, never changing, is an illusion.
I used to have a Philosophy professor who would lecture
about all objects being in flux and would declare that his
desk was made up of molecules that were merely an illusion
we call a desk. Consequently, one day, a few of us decided
to remove his desk from the classroom. Immediately upon
entering his room, he said, “O.K. Who’s the wise guy?”
“Why professor?” We queried. He then asked, “Where’s
my desk?” we answered, “It’s right there professor, can’t
you see it?”’ Finally, if we wanted to pass the course, we
relented and returned “the molecules,” or rather the desk,
to its proper place.
My friends, in our four thousand year history since the time
of Abraham and Sarah, our Judaism has been in flux. Our
world, geopolitically, is forever changing. Just as there are
different seasons in each year so it is there are changes
that occur constantly in each of our lives.
In addition, I can’t believe how much our technology is
different from when I was a child or even from the time
I retired as the rabbi of Temple Solel almost nine years ago.
Someone recently exclaimed to me, “I can’t believe that
I can carry a telephone with me in my pocket that has my
calendar on it; the weather forecast; the latest news; instant
messaging; e mail; and I can even watch television on it or
listen to my favorite music. And now, I can have all of that
and more in a wrist watch. How did it happen, where did
this idea come from?” Instead of saying to that person, it
was provided for us by the late Steve Jobs or the Apple
Corporation, I simply answered, “It was started by Dick
Tracy!” It began in my youth as something mythical and is
now very real. It can be a blessing or a nuisance.
Founding Rabbi Emeritus
Robert P. Frazin D.D.
In 45 years of Temple Solel’s existence, numerous changes
have taken place.
And now, I believe we are well-blessed in our beautiful
Temple with a very special change, our outstanding new
spiritual leader, Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin.
I am delighted that he applied for and accepted the
position of Senior Rabbi of Temple Solel. Rabbi Salkin is
highly creative. He is a published author; a scholar; a fine
teacher; devoted to the perpetuation of the State of Israel;
articulate and a warm and caring and thoughtful rabbi. He
expresses a deep sense of spirituality that will comfort
and console those who are caught up in the challenges of
changes in their personal or public lives. Prior to coming to
our Temple, he served congregations that are highly familiar
to me because I used to visit them when I was a regional
director for the Reform movement before the creation of
Solel.
Moving Forward
This summer, Temple Solel will be saying farewell to our current Senior Rabbi, Rabbi Jeffrey Kurtz-Lendner, and
welcoming our incoming Senior Rabbi, Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin. The job of Temple Solel's Transition Committee is to help
our congregation make this change, in every way we can. Of course, during this transition period, each and every one
of us will feel something different. We will learn from one another, and we will all work together with the common
goal of ensuring a bright and long future for Temple Solel.
As many of you know, Rabbi Salkin was the overwhelming choice of our Rabbinic Search Committee to fill our Senior
Rabbi position. For those of you who have already seen him in action, you know he is both an amazing preacher and
a wonderful teacher. For those of you who have not seen, heard, or met Rabbi Salkin yet, we hope that you will do so
soon. Importantly, we hope ALL of you in our temple community, whether you have already met Rabbi Salkin or not,
will assist us in introducing Rabbi Salkin, his wife Sheila, and their four children to our family of Solel and to the South
Florida community in general. I am pleased and proud to welcome our Temple’s new
Rabbi and his wife Sheila to our Family of Solel. May he
bring his dynamic insights and sense of innovation as well
as his vast knowledge of the heritage of Israel and his deep
commitment to the State of Israel to every man, woman
and child in our Temple and our South Florida community.
May he go from “strength to strength” in fulfilling the needs
of our Temple family.
To do this, over the next 18 months, the Transition Committee will host various opportunities for the entire
congregation to get to know and learn from Rabbi Salkin. For example, we will have monthly coffee meetings, social
hours before or after Shabbat services, and dinners at congregants' homes, just to name a few. We encourage anyone
and everyone associated with Temple Solel to get involved and also to invite non-members to meet Rabbi Salkin, and
see all that Solel has to offer.
A colleague of mine recently wrote: “Change isn’t always
easy. But one of the ways we can understand G-d is as
change itself. When Moses asks the burning bush,’ Who are
You?’ G-d is heard declaring, “ehyeh asher ehyeh, I will be
what I will be.” In other words, the voice of G-d declares,
“I am change and transformation.”
The Transition Committee is always available to answer any questions congregants may have. Whether you are taking
an adult education class at Temple Solel, attending a Friday evening Shabbat service, planning a Bar or Bat Mitzvah
or other life cycle event, we and Rabbi Salkin want you to be part of the family of Solel. We also welcome you to host
any of our upcoming events, including a congregant dinner--just contact us at your convenience--and hope that you
will be our guest at any of the other events we have planned!
If we follow the G-dly teachings of our Judaism and our
new rabbi, I believe we shall achieve positive changes in our
lives.
Rabbi Salkin will begin his tenure at Solel on August 1, 2015 with a Saturday morning service at 10:30, and we are
so excited for what the future will bring!
As we experience those changes in the New Year 5776, may
we do so with hearts filled with hope and promise and the
blessing that is Shalom, the blessing that is peace.
All the best,
The Temple Solel Transition Committee
My dear Family of Solel, Penny and our children and
grandchildren join me in wishing all of you who are dear to
us a happy and healthy and spiritually rewarding summer.
B’Shalom,
Bob
Rabbi Robert P. Frazin D.D.
5 Temple Solel Pathfinder
Summer Edition 6
The Journey of Jewish Learning
I would like to imagine where we all will be by the time
you read this article. It’s hard to believe that another year
has passed and it’s summer time again!
Where are you planning to be this summer? It is my
hope that you will be resting and relaxing after a long
year filled with lots of learning, joy and incredible
new experiences. I had the privilege to be invited
to participate in a special program at Yad Vashem,
Jerusalem. This program will give me tools to develop
meaningful learning programs while teaching about the
Holocaust to our middle and high school students. The
journey of learning doesn’t have an end, and therefore
I’m excited that these opportunities are crossing my way.
While being in Israel, I will connect with our community
partners in Nesher, and will try to find ways to keep our
students connected throughout the year.
Also, during this summer, I will be redesigning our
7th Grade through 12th Grade program. The Shlishi
School is a new program that will involve 7–12 Grade
students. Students in these grades will meet every
Tuesday (Yom Shlishi) from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. During
these two hours they will participate in a formal and
non-formal educational program. The goal of this
program is to:
a. Bring renewed depth and meaningful learning to
our middle and high school students to reduce the
staggering rates of post-B’nai Mitzvah dropout
b. Develop and implement Jewish learning based on
teens’ interests
c. Create Jewish educational experiences at every stage
of life, both formally and informally to help teens feel
connected to their Jewishness
For the formal component, we will have trimester
sessions, and students will be choosing electives based
on their focus of interest. To open a module, we will need
a minimum of 7 students enrolled in each module. During
the summer, my goal will be to work with each facilitator
to develop a module that will make an impact in our
student’s life. Students enrolled in the 7th Grade class
who didn’t have their B’nai Mitzvah yet, will need to be
enrolled in the B’nai Mitzvah Tutorial module. If
the student already mastered the necessary skills to
perform their B’nai Mitzvah, they will have the option
to enroll in a different elective.
Valeria Michanie
Modules will include the following:
• Tutorial for B’nai Mitzvah: for students who need
tutorial support for their B’nai Mitzvah
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Parent/Guardian Information
Parent: Last, First
Parent: Last, First
Street Address
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• Jewish Cuisine
• “Lest We Forget” — Holocaust Unit
Home Number:
Parent’s Cell:
Parent’s Cell:
• Judaism’s Great Debates
• Jewish Medical Ethics
Parent’s Email:
• Judaism and the Environment
• Judaism and Sports
Our Confirmation students (10th Graders) will meet with
Rabbi Jeff Salkin while these electives occur, and then
we will be ready for the informal part of the program.
The informal component will include a social time where
teens will share dinner and discuss and plan for different
social action events, and will participate in activities
that encompass Jewish values, and traditions. This
program will be led by a Youth Group advisor under the
supervision of the Educational Director.
Custodial Parent’s Name:
Another important element of this program is that we
will be opening the program to the community as a
whole. All Post B’nai Mitzvah students, not affiliated
to any synagogue, will be able to join us at a different
fee. Please, don’t hesitate to share this program with
your friends and neighbors! This could be an incredible
opportunity to build up our teen program and to grow
our Youth Group at Solel.
Three years ago, when I joined this wonderful community,
one of our teens, Noah Brilliant met me at Camp
Coleman and asked me to help Temple Solel bring back
their youth to shul. Noah is leaving for college, and I
feel we are planting seeds to make this happen. Yet, I
couldn’t fulfill his dream.
As we embark on a new journey planning for an exciting
year at Temple Solel, I’m asking you to please enroll
your children into this program. I’m asking you to make
contributions to the Youth Fund so we can hire a Youth
Advisor, and I’m also asking you to be involved in any
possible way!
Lehitrahot be Karov,
Valeria
Parent’s Email:
If parents are divorced or separated, please complete the section below:
Address & Phone:
Email:
Schedule of Classes
K through 6th Grade (Sundays: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm) (Includes Shahat Kef for K-3rd from Noon – 1:00 p.m.)
4th through 6th Grade Optional Hebrew Enrichment (Tuesday 5:15 – 6:15 pm)
7th through 12th Grade – Shlishi School* (Tuesday 5:30 – 7:30 pm)
Student’s Name
Birth
Date
M/F
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Grade
2015-16
School
Grade
2015-16
Attending Tuesday
Optional Hebrew?
(4th-6th Grade)
Student’s Email:
Student’s Cell:
M/F
The beauty of this program is when we understand
that each student has a different center of interest, and
we know that students learn best, when they are truly
engaged. The history, values and traditions of Judaism
can all be partaken in these modules.
Whatever you do this summer, celebrate your life with a
splash of Judaism!
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M/F
M/F
TUITION/FEES
Kindergarten – 12 Grade
$695.00 Per Child ($645.00 before May 16, 2015)
$
Sunday & Tuesday Pizza (4th-12th Grade)
$150.00 Per Child (Included for K-3rd)
$
th
–
Grade Religious School is now ‘Shlishi School’ as of the 2015-16 year. Fee includes
Grade Confirmation Fees
2015 Preschool graduates from Member families receive complimentary tuition to attend Kindergarten Religious School 2015-16
Religious School Students enrolled in 7 th Grade during 2014-15 year will NOT be charged for 8th Grade 2015-16 Shlishi School
Membership required for students in K-7th; Shlishi School available to 8th-12th Grade Non-Members for $1,000
50% school fee due upon registration
*7th
12th
Saturday 10:30 a.m. Bar/Bat Mitzvah Fee
Saturday 5:00 p.m. Bar/Bat Mitzvah Fee*
10th
$1,900.00 Per Child
$2,200.00 Per Child*
$
$
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Fee includes tutoring & preparation, Bima flower arrangement, Oneg sponsorship for preceding Shabbat service
including standard Oneg offerings, and Hollywood Police Department detail during service times.
Additional food items incur additional fee and must be requested at least 14 days prior. Outside Oneg food requires Temple approval.
*A signed contract with Artisan Foods is required prior to scheduling a 5:00 p.m. service.
Please coordinate with Artisan Foods as well as Education Director, Valeria Michanie to reserve the 5:00 p.m. service.
TOTAL
$
I hereby apply for admission for my child(ren) to the Religious School of Temple Solel in accordance with the established nonrefundable tuition schedule, and in accordance with the procedure set forth by the Education Committee and Temple Board for the
administration of Religious School. I acknowledge that in order for my child to attend Solel religious school, I must be a
member in good standing of the Temple.
Signature:
Date:
Summer Edition 8
Brotherhood Corner
Sisterhood Corner
Sear Solel Sisters,
The purpose of the Brotherhood is:
•T
o align the Brotherhood with the Temple mission and vision.
•T
o support the Temple financially through donations, to recruit people to attend Temple
programs, to help the Temple attract and maintain members, and to participate in social
action projects of the Temple.
•T
o provide multi-generational social activities mentorship opportunities for men
at the Temple.
It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon at ART/Solel featuring a live art performance by artist Daniel Pontet,
IMPULSE ART and a fusion of music and painting along with six-time Grammy winner master Federico Britos.
Daniel Pontet created 2 beautiful pieces of art during the Sisterhood luncheon. One of the pieces was auctioned
off at the luncheon with the intention that the piece would become property of the Sisterhood. After various
pledges from the guests at the luncheon, the piece raised a sum of money in an amount over $1,300. The artist,
Daniel, generously agreed to donate 50% of the pledges to the Sisterhood and then also, decided to donate
the other piece to the Temple, outright. We are excited about both pieces and thrilled that Mr. Pontet was so
generous with not only his time for the performance, but also in allowing us the opportunity to have his pieces
displayed at the Temple. A big SHOUT OUT and THANK YOU to Daniel Pontet for working with us and for his generous donation of
his Star of David painting, and of course everyone listed below for your effortless time, commitment and your
donations and sponsorships to ensure the success of this wonderful event.
Committee
Brotherhood membership is $50 and checks can be sent directly to the Temple. We're
looking forward to an exciting upcoming year with plenty of activities planned. All we
need now is your support and desire to participate in some great camaraderie and
make this the best Brotherhood year to date.
As I've mentioned in the past, please feel free to offer any ideas that would increase
the level of participation.
Gina Korda, Lisa Halpern, Lisa Bernstein, Robin Robins, Jen Levy, Maxine Jacobowitz, Jen Chase,
Stacey Friedman, Khila Khani and Linda Altshuler, Valeria, Robin A, Marissa, Anita and all the office volunteers
Our Sponsors
Tables Sponsors – Vicki Stolberg, Rhonda Sossin, Allyson Tomchin/ Directive Energy, Stacey Fisher / Fish
Consulting and Johanna Montiel-Matlow; Amie Goodman and Southern Wine & Spirits for the wine; Sandi Khani
for sponsoring the decorations; And the Friedman Family and the Robins Family for underwriting our artist
Daniel Pontet
Solel Artists
Linda Altschuler, Stephanie Jofe, Anita Lorenz, Sylvia Blutstein, Sheila Bernstein, Khila Khani & Khami Auerbach, Ida Leightman,
Ann Wolkowitz and Rosalie Schlaen
Regards,
Please remember if you have not already, to pay your Sisterhood dues for the upcoming 2015/2016 year. We have made it much
easier for you to make a payment. Robin Robins can email you an invoice and you can pay on line with your credit card. If you would
like to do so please contact me at [email protected].
Brad Elmowitz
Brotherhood President
Stay tuned for information about our Fall kickoff event.
Thank you to another successful year in 2014/2015 working with each of you to enrich our Temple community.
Very Best,
Julie Sevilla
BROTHERHOOD 2015–2016
SISTERHOOD 2015–2016
Please return this form with payment. Checks are preferred form of payment.
Please return this form with payment. Checks are preferred form of payment.
Name:_ __________________________________________________________ Phone:_ ___________________
Name:_ __________________________________________________________ Phone:_ ___________________
E-Mail Address:______________________________________________________________________________
E-Mail Address:______________________________________________________________________________
Amount Enclosed
q $50 Membership
q $360 Lifetime Membership
Amount Enclosed
q Optional Donation
q $50 Membership
q $360 Lifetime Membership
q Optional Donation
Please Make Checks Payable to Temple Solel Brotherhood
Mail to: 5100 Sheridan Street, Hollywood, FL 33021
Please Make Checks Payable to Temple Solel Sisterhood
Mail to: 5100 Sheridan Street, Hollywood, FL 33021
Please make separate payments for Sisterhood and Brotherhood, as they are deposited separately.
Please make separate payments for Sisterhood and Brotherhood, as they are deposited separately.
Credit Card Information
q VISA
q MasterCard
q DISCOVER
Credit Card Information
q VISA
q MasterCard
q DISCOVER
Credit Card Number:_ ________________________________________________________________________
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Expiration Date:_ __________________ Security Code:__________________Zip Code:_ ___________________
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JULY 2015
JUNE 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
1
TUESDAY
2
WEDNESDAY
3
THURSDAY
4
Last Day VPK
12:00 Pre-School End
of Year Graduation and
Show w/Parents
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FRIDAY
5
6
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
10:30am
Bat Mitzvah of
Chloe Farrah Minars
Torah Pomon: Behalotecha
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12
Summer Camp Begins
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
6pm
Executive
Board Meeting
7:30pm
Board Meeting
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
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16
17
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19
Summer Camp Week 2
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
11:30am
Camp Shabbat Father's
Day Celebration with
Families
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
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26
Father's Day
Summer Camp Week 3
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
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30
Summer Camp Week 4
Summer Camp
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SUNDAY
SATURDAY
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27
5
12
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
2
3
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
Independence Day
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7
8
9
10
Summer Camp Week 5
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
6pm
Executive
Board Meeting
7:30pm
Board Meeting
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
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14
15
16
17
Summer Camp Week 6
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
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24
12pm
Homeless Feeding —
Nikki Glantz
Summer Camp Week 7
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
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27
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Summer Camp Week 8
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
12pm
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
Tisha B'Av
SATURDAY
4
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25 ErevTisha B'Av
Homeless Feeding
Sunday, July 19 at Noon. Contact Nikki at [email protected]
for more information
FUN!
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August 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Save the Date
1
10:30am
First Shabbat Service
with Rabbi Salkin
2
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3
4
5
6
7
Summer Camp Final Week
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
Summer Camp
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
11 12
13
14
6pm
Executive
Board Meeting
7:30pm
Board Meeting
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
10
6:30pm
Green Committee Meeting
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17
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8
15
Oneg Sponsorship Opportunities Available! Contact Robin Agronin 954-989-0205
Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin has a unique reputation among his colleagues. They call him an “activist for Jewish ideas.”
He is recognized as one of the most thoughtful Jewish teachers of his generation. He describes his own life mission
as: "I help people of all ages find spiritual meaning in Judaism."
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11am Preschool
Meet and Greet
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
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First Day of Preschool
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Join us in worship as we welcome
Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin
for his first teaching Shabbat
Saturday, August 1, 2015
10:30 a.m.
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6:30pm
Rabbi Meet and Greet
7:30pm
Shabbat Services
5pm
Bar Mitzvah of
Joseph Abraham Levy
Torah Portion: Ki Tavo
Rabbi Salkin is a noted author who has written nine critically acclaimed books, published by Jewish Lights
Publishing and the Jewish Publication Society. Several of his books have won national awards. He first came to
national attention with his book, Putting God on the Guest List: How To Reclaim the Spiritual Meaning of Your
Child's Bar or Bat Mitzvah. The editor of two Torah commentaries, he is currently working on The Bar/Bat
Mitzvah Torah, a "kid-friendly" commentary on the Torah and haftarot, to be published by the Jewish Publication
Society. He has also written on such topics as the spirituality of work, masculinity and Judaism, interfaith relations,
Israel, and Jewish history. He has also written articles for scholarly journals and encyclopedias.
Rabbi Salkin is one of America's most-quoted rabbis. His articles have appeared in the Washington Post, the Wall
Street Journal, Readers Digest, and the Forward. His blog, “Martini Judaism; for those who want to be shaken and
stirred” (jeffreysalkin.religionnews.com) won the Wilbur Award for Best Religion Blog of the year. He has spoken
in more than one hundred North American communities -- in synagogues, community centers, churches, and
seminaries. He has served on the faculty of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Molloy College,
Columbus State University, and the Academy for Jewish Religion.
Rabbi Salkin has forged deep relations within the inter-religious world. He was one of the first rabbis to earn the
Doctor of Ministry degree from Princeton Theological Seminary. He pioneered outreach to the Sikh community,
and has created joint Jewish-Christian-Muslim study programs.
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9am
Religious School Parent
Orientation; Meet the
Rabbi/Meet the Teachers;
Bagels and Coffee
12pm
Pure Energy & Artisan
Foods Showcase
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Rabbi Salkin’s First Service — Saturday, August 1 at 10:30am
Green Committee Meeting — Tuesday, August 11 at 6:30pm
Religious School Open House — Sunday, August 30 at 9:00am
Artisan Foods & Pure Energy Showcase — Sunday, August 30 at Noon
Rabbi Salkin has been an “entrepreneur for Judaism” – serving congregations; creating an adult study institute in
Atlanta; producing religious television shows, and serving as the New Jersey director of the Anti-Defamation
League.
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Mazel tov
School Year
TO OUR B’NAI MITZVAH
JUNE
Chloe Minars is a 7th grade honors student at University School. She has been a
dedicated competitive cheerleader for over five years. She has traveled the country
with her team, Florida Triple Threat, and has even won several first place national
titles. When she is not studying, or training at her cheer gym, she is spending
time with her family and friends or baking. She is a compassionate, kind, and
loving daughter, sister and friend. She helps children with special needs through
an organization called The Friendship Circle. For her Bat Mitzvah, Chloe will be
traveling with her family throughout Southern California. Fun at Solel
Join us at Temple Solel’s Anne Arditti Early Childhood Center,
where we nurture and educate children through a blend of secular
and Judaica learning designed to meet each child’s physical,
emotional, intellectual and social needs.
Our curriculum is based on the belief that children learn best by
actively taking part in their learning. The curriculum meets the
children’s interests, needs and family cultures, while providing the
building blocks to continuing development. The goal in our
school is to help the children discover ‘the magic of play.’
2015-16 School Year
AUGUST
Joseph Levy is a 7th grader at Nova Middle School. He is a straight A student there.
He likes to hang out at home with his family including his dog, Ziggy. When he’s
not surfing the internet, he likes to take road trips with his father. He’s aspiring to
be an author or a doctor. Joseph’s Mitzvah project is to collect gently used or new
backpacks to donate to the Liberia Economic and Social Development for kids in
need. At the end of the school year, instead of throwing your old one in the back
of a closet, donate it!
First Day of School - Monday, August 24, 2015
School hours are 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
½ Day hours are 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., including lunchtime
3-day schedule is available
Extended hours are available
2015-16 FEES
Register before April 30, 2015 and pay $85
Register after April 30, 2015 and pay $100
Registration for each additional child is $65.
3% tuition discount for 2nd child (not including infant care).
Pay in full for the school year by cash or check at time of registration and receive 3% tuition discount.
All student receive a school T-shirt at time of registration. Additional shirts may be purchased for $10.00.
1st year preschool families receive a complimentary Temple membership for one year. After the first year all families
enrolled in the preschool receive a $500.00 credit toward Temple membership.
$30 fee for any returned checks
Billing is done monthly and is based on the number of days served within the month. Childcare payments are due on the
first of each month. Monthly fees are not prorated due to days missed or vacations.
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FUN AT SOLEL
PRESCHOOL
Valeria Michanie & Bibi Nazim
Maztah Factory
Our preschool at Temple Solel had an incredible year filled with learning and exciting changes. A few
months ago when school was just about to start, we, along with our staff, felt the need to find a new
educational direction — a renewal — and so we embarked on a journey that has been extremely inspiring
and rewarding.
Model Seder
Our amazing professional staff has been specializing in the Reggio Emilia philosophy, with the support of
organizations like CAJE, The Broward Early Learning Coalition and professionals in the educational field.
We visited model schools like Temple Beth Shalom in Miami Beach and our in-house staff developed over
10 hours of professional development. We all agreed on the value of pursuing the National Accreditation
(NAEYC), and we started with baby steps, to make sure every change had a strong intention and a clear
educational goal. We strengthened our Jewish curriculum and over the year we celebrated all of the Jewish
holidays in unique ways. Our staff, children and parents have all enjoyed this journey and there is much
more to do!
Over the year, we planned exciting programs trying to build a deep awareness of community. Our first goal
was to bring parents back to school while involving them in school and temple life. Our PTTO organization
grew and created a strong sense of belonging. Throughout the year they planned several family programs
and fundraising events. Their ultimate goal was to support us in building community and to fundraise for
a new playground.
Family Passover Experience
The preschool playground has been “The Dream Project.” Today, thanks to a generous donation from
long-time temple member Joyce Bloch, our dream will come true. This renovation will help our school grow
and achieve its accreditation sooner. How amazing it is to be part of this community, and to have members
that care for the future of this congregation! These children will indeed build up the future of Temple Solel.
As summer arrives, we are getting ready for an amazing summer camp experience, planning for water play,
fun shows and lots of wet learning experiences. We will have the honor to have many of our own teens
volunteering for summer camp at Temple Solel preschool. So what can be better than that?
Preschool Family Passover
As the preschool continues to grow, we would like to invite you to stop by and visit our school, count the
smiles and share your temple experiences with our new families. Please support all preschool funds and
invest in the future of Temple Solel!
B’shalom,
Valeria and Bibi
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Temple Solel’s Religious School is now
SHLISHI SCHOOL
An educational program for 7th-12th Grade Students
meeting every Tuesday from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
*OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY
*Renewed depth and meaningful learning
*Implementing Jewish learning based on teen interest
*Jewish educational experiences at every stage of life
*Trimester sessions with elective choices based on areas of interest
Social Component:
Elective Modules will include:
*Tutorial for B’nai Mitzvah
*Jewish Cuisine
*“Lest We Forget” Holocaust Unit
*Judaism’s Great Debates
*Jewish medical Ethics
*Judaism and the Environment
*Judaism and Sports
-Minimum of 7 students required for each module
-Confirmation (10th Grade) students will meet
with Rabbi Salkin during elective time
*Enjoy dinner together
*Discuss Social Action
*Participate in activities
encompassing Jewish values &
traditions
*Post B’nai Mitzvah students not
currently affiliated with another
Synagogue can attend for an
additional fee
Caring for the environment is an important Jewish value — we need your help in supporting
this work at Temple Solel! Here are 9 reasons why we need a Green Committee:
1. Celebrating the ways Jewish holidays are connected to the environment
2. Transmitting knowledge about how Jewish texts have addressed environmental issues
in the past and why it is relevant today
3. Looking at everyday practices at the Temple to figure out more sustainable ways of doing business 4. Making sure all groups and the Temple administration become more environmentally conscious
5. Holding an annual Green Shabbat around the time of the Torah telling of the story of Noah
to help us think about how central environmental concerns are to Judaism
6. Helping plant the Temple garden and grow food for our children
7. Assisting the social action committee with environmental activities as part of the Annual Mitzvah day event
8. Inviting Jewish environmentalists to come speak to the congregation
9 Connecting environmental work here at Temple Solel to environmental work at other congregations
in our area and to other Jewish communities around the country and world
Do you have an idea for a 10th reason why we should have a Temple Solel Green Committee
or just want to get involved? Please contact Valeria, [email protected].
We would love to get your help!!!
Social Action
The first Social Action Meeting will be held on Thursday, September 10 at 6:30pm
in the Temple library. We will discuss the High Holiday Food Card Drive, meals for the homeless
For information contact Education Director – Valeria Michanie
954-989-0205 [email protected]
5100 Sheridan Street Hollywood, FL 33021
954-989-0205
www.templesolel.com
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at the Broward Outreach Center, Holiday Toy Drives and parties, volunteering at the preschool
that we refurbished in Liberia (Hollywood), Mitzvah Day and any new ideas for social action.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!
Thank you!!!
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180for
Schedule of Services
5776
2015/5776 High Holidays
$180
Membership Promotion
180 days of membership for $180
 $180 per person for a 6 month membership
 Effective July 1 – December 31, 2015
 Includes One (1) High Holiday Worship Ticket
 Enjoy Membership benefits
 Join as we welcome Senior Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin
For more information, please contact Robin Agronin
954-989-0205 [email protected]
*New Members Only or those that have not held membership in three (3) years
*Renew Membership at full Membership Rates, effective January 1, 2016
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SELICHOT
Saturday, September 5
9:15 p.m. Dessert Reception;
10:00 p.m. Service
Cantor Rosen’s Residence
SHABBAT SHUVA
Friday, September 18
7:30 p.m. Service
ROSH HASHANAH
Sunday, September 13
8:00 p.m. Erev Rosh Hashanah Service
Monday, September 14
10:00 a.m. Rosh Hashanah Service
1:00 p.m. Family Rosh Hashanah
Service
4:00 p.m. Tashlich Service at TY Park
Tuesday, September 15
10:00 a.m. 2nd Day Rosh Hashanah
Service
YOM KIPPUR
Tuesday, September 22
8:00 p.m. Kol Nidre Service
Wednesday, September 23
10:00 a.m. Yom Kippur Service
1:00 p.m. Family Yom Kippur Service
3:45 p.m. Yom Kippur Afternoon Service
4:45 p.m. Yizkor & Concluding Services
Ticket request forms will be sent this summer to all members in good
standing. Please be sure your dues are current and up-to-date.
For any questions, please call Robin Agronin at 954-989-0205
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HIgH HOlIdAYS
FOOd dRIVE!
Suggestions for
non-perishable food:
Canned: tuna, chicken
& beans
Peanut butter
(in non-breakable containers)
Canned soups & stews
Cereals, pastas & rice
Canned fruit, fruit juices
& canned vegetables
Food card suggestions:
From Winn-Dixie, Publix
or other food store.
(Cards will be given to Food Banks
to buy appropriate food for those
in need. Any denomination accepted )
You can drop off your donations from
ROSH HASHANA thru YOM KIPPUR
All food donations should be in NON-BREAKABLE containers.
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Solel Nachas
KOL HAKAVOD TO:
Lisa and Robb Wilentz on becoming
Temple Solel Lifetime Members
MAZEL TOV TO:
Ida and Ray Leightman
on the birth of their grandson,
son of Eric and Rachel Leightman
Diane and Jon Marcus
on the engagement of their daughter,
Nicole to Matthew Friendly
In Loving Memory
May God grant peace and consolation to their dear families and friends.
IN LOVING MEMORY
IN LOVING MEMORY
Of Our Temple Members
Joan Beverly Geller
Mother of Joseph and Betty Geller; Steven and
Laurel Geller; Bell and Trish Geller; and Hillary and
Anthony Garbarino Grandmother of Stephanie;
Marc; Ben; Matthew; and Michelle and the Sister
of Wilma and David Goldberg; and Abby Demel
and Len Brown.
Wife of Howard Kelrick; Mother of Ali and
Andrew Labovitz and Scott and Michelle Kelrick;
Grandmother of Peri Labovitz; and the Sister of
Priscilla and Len Adler.
Marilyn and Sergio Paradiz
on the engagement of their son, Alex to Amanda
Julia Sabra
On receiving the Silver Knight Award for Music and Dance
Linda and Robert Sossin
in honor of their daughter, Deanna Sossin's marriage to David Niyazov
on June 7th
Diane and Barry Wilen
on the birth of their granddaughter, Eleanor
CONGRATULATIONS TO:
The Ackerman Family
in honor of Roxy Ackerman receiving the Pinnacle Award
For Pine Crest Upper School
Jason Bloch on being appointed Judge to the
11th Circuit Court In Miami-Dade County
Jessica Hochberg (daughter of Cheryl and Neal)
Was matched at Jackson/Holtz Pediatrics Program
and was awarded the Warren Quillian Pediatric Award
Carl Schuster (Temple Solel Past President)
for being elected Chairman of the Board of Directors
of the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation
and the Memorial Foundation
State Senator Eleanor Sobel
for being named 2014 “Legislator of the Year”
by the Assisted Living Federation of America (ALFA)
for being a tireless advocate for protecting seniors and championing
meaningful reform that will improve Florida’s Assisted Living Facilities in Florida
Mother of Mark and Rossy Gilchrist; Lindy Gilchrist
and Tim Dudley; Rael and Lula Gilchrist; and David
and Alissa Gilchrist Grandmother of Jake, Jordan,
Danielle, Abbi, Keith, Alex, and Sabastien.
Kiki Kelrick
Sheila and Alan Merkur
on the engagement of their son, David
The Schwartz Family
in honor of Audrey and Richard Schwartz becoming
grandparents to a little girl
Geraldine Gilchrist
Yahrzeits
May 31 thru June 6
Ida Birnbaum
Betty Broman
Ada Buchalter
Michelle Bundy
Cynthia Caspe
Shalom Cornfeld
Sol Dolin
Ann Edelman*
Albert Emas
Blanche Geier
Marilyn Glickman
Gerry Goldstein
Vivien Davis Goldstein*
Lettie Beth Horwitz*
Bernard Kaplan
Susan Levin*
Leonard Levy
Viola Litoff
Gertrude Meltzer
Erna Neuman*
Louis Packar*
George Patraka*
Samuel Reese
A. Gordon Rose
Sophie Rosenhand*
Mollie Rubin*
Sydell Rubin*
Ellen Schlessinger
Mildred Schlossberg
Pauline Schoen*
for the months of June, July & August 2015
Frances Silver
Ruth Lynn Silver
Yetta Stolberg*
Jay Stone*
Minerva Storch*
June 7 thru June 13
Herbert Alspector*
Albert Bergman
Betty Bernstein
Samuel Cohn
Sophy Edelstein*
Belle Elbrand
Miriam Eliazon*
Lillian D. Epstein*
Evelyn Ettinger
Isidor Fader
Gail Feinstein
Michael Fuchs*
Ralph Goldberg
Ann Gorin*
Myer Gross
Dr. Alvin S. Haimes*
Herman R. Israel
Hilda Kaplan
Jean Katzin
Luis Krupnik
Martin Lavin
Cynthia S. Libman
Morris Lightman*
Louis Lippman*
Harry Penn*
Frederic Reese
Ellis Rosenthal*
Joseph Rothman
Audrey Rothstein
David Alan Sawyer*
Al J. Schechter*
Irwin Schnumacher*
Leah Sugerman*
Ben Tobin
David Weinberg*
Harry Weiner
Bella Weiner*
Jacob Rubin Weiner*
Jacob Weisshaut*
Molly Wolikow
Joel Youner*
June 14 thru June 20
Joan Sherrill Banks
Ottilie Benjamin
Seymour Bronfman*
Fredick James Byers
Robert M. Cahn*
David Cohen*
Rosalind Goldberg*
Nathan Greenberg*
Elsie Greenman*
William Hand*
Cheryl Heuman
Jack C. Hochman*
Morris Hurwitz*
Andrew R. Ilowit*
Stephen Kaplan
Ruth Katz
Bernard Kirsch*
Sophie Kravatz
Barney Malloy
Hugo Meinstein*
Florence S. Raisin
Florence S. Raisin
Alan Roaman*
Sarah Rosenbaum*
Maurice H. Rosenstein
Jean Ross
Belle Sandler
Samuel Scherzer*
Daniel Schnier
Dora Schwartz
Helen Sepler*
Rose Sternlieb
Monroe Sumholz
Yetta Talpins*
Barry Tritt
Louis Wexler*
Mildred Wise
June 21 thru June 27
Dorothy Bazel
Marion Burke Beckman
Mildred Berger*
Meyer Berkowitz
Hyman Berman*
Robert Cooper*
Morris Ehrenfreund
*Denotes plaque
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Yahrzeits
Isaac Leib Feiler
Bella Fisher
Herbert Gitter*
Sara Glanzrock
Sam Goldman
Joseph Goldstein
Florence Gordon*
Lynda Greenfield
Bertha S. Herskowitz*
Alfred Hess
Joan Jacobs*
Joseph Kelrick*
Alexander Koritz*
Max Kravet
Benjamin Krupnik
David Lasker
Adolph Markowsky
John Milkens
Samuel Onrot*
Joseph Panzer*
Marguerite Pearis*
Bertha Press
Rebecca Rickel*
Albert N. Rolter
Beatrice F. Rosenberg*
Viola Sandler*
Sylvia Schnurmacher*
Jerome Taft*
Miriam M. Wolfe*
Kitty Horowitz
Bernard Kass
Al Kessler
Isidore Leavitt
Louis Levin
Max Lieberman
Lillian Loberfeld*
Helene Lowe
Herbert Niren
Keith Pathman
Nathan Pensky
Sharon Perlow
Norman Murray Plasker
Martin Rabinowitz
Abraham B. Rosenblum
Louis J. Rudnick*
Roslyn Savlov
Abe Schonfeld
Ida Shneider
Annie Silverman
Marian Snowman
Abe Snyder*
Mona Solloway*
Louis Trope*
Julian B. Weber D.D.S.*
Jules Wechsler*
Theda Weiss*
Dora Wolfe
June 28 thru July 4
Ida Adams
James Breakstone*
Adabert Dan
Paul Feld*
Annie Gadol
Fred Glucksman*
Dora M. Goldstein
Sara Gordon*
Seena Gordon
David J. Horowitz*
Sean Derek Katlin*
Jay Marc Kimmelman
Marion Klegman
Hyman Krohn*
Rita Krohn*
Jack Kusnetz*
Gerda Landman*
Howard L. Lidskin*
Bella Lynn*
Flora Margolen*
Joseph J. McCullough
William Meltzer
Kenneth Harold Millman
Joseph Nash
Dr. Samuel Rosenbaum
William Rosenhand*
Blanche Rudolph*
Lucille Barron
Charlotte Berson*
Lloyd Blazofsky
Florence L. Brizel*
Adele Dublin
Aaron Feinberg
Sol Finkel
Shirley Finkelstein
Aaron Glickman*
Irwin Glickman
Louis Gobioff*
Jack Goland
David Goldbart*
Frances Z. Goldberg*
Joe Goldman*
Marvin Gordon
Philip Gordon
Robert Gottlieb
Benjamin Green
Helen O. Green
Benjamin Green
Helen O. Green
Phil Gross
Susan Hassan*
Samuel Herscovitch
Manfred Heuman
July 5 thru July 11
Edith Miriam Schiff*
Ruth Schiffman*
Sylvia Schwartz*
Brian Charles Shapiro*
Marion Siegel
Wolfe Silver
Arthur Stumer
Herbert Vendeland
Istvan Veszi*
Pauline Weiner
Renee Weiner
July 12 thru July 18
Sophie Alexander*
Beatrice Belsky
Irving Berlin*
Hymie Brodsky
Sam Brown
Beatrice K. Cassen*
Charles Chalik*
Sondra Byer Dezenhall*
Tillie Dranoff*
A. Bernard Feldman*
Jerome L. Finnk*
Joseph Fleisher*
William Geier
Rose C. Gobioff*
Mania Handler*
Anita Harris
Mordechai Holand*
Lena S. Israel*
George Kronengold
Esther Kronfekd*
Gertrude Landau
George Lewis*
Helene A. Livingston*
Harry Mann*
Sally Gustin Mazie
Shirley Gross Miller*
Benjamin Morris*
Anne Orlove*
Samuel Paige
Louis D. Posner
Albert Raab*
Mildred Rabinowitz
Diane Robbins*
Dora Rodman*
Shoshana Rosenfeld
Sylvia Rubin
Yetta J. Siegel*
Milton Silverberg
Harry Tanenbaum*
David J. Wise*
July 19 thru July 25
Jay Aronstein
James C. Baldone, Sr.
Yahrzeits
Bertha Berman*
Mary Cohen Byer
Myron Cohen
Rose Cohen
Elsie Dreyfuss
Sam Druckman
Anna Duchon
Yetta Gameman
Leta Garvett
Stanley Goldberger*
Beryl F. Goldstein*
Betty Haber
Arnold Hodes
Richard Paul Katzin*
Samuel Robert Kaye
Abe Klegman
Samuel Koffler*
Ben Leightman
Gertrude Levine*
Pamela Lewis
Anne Malloy
Jack Manasse
Ronald Meltzer
Leo Orenstein*
Joseph Pickard
Samuel A. Robinson*
Marcus Saksenberg
Irving Schechter*
Catherine Silver
Shirley Silverblatt
William Soble*
Abraham Sodicoff
Morris Switko
Dorothy Trilling*
Ida Wechsler*
Howard Zeitlin
Lee Joel Zukor*
July 26 thru August 1
Harriet Rost Banks*
Alexander Barnett*
Helen Block*
Harry Boorstein*
Fritz Cassel*
Pearl Clavir
Vera Cohen
Jack Glick*
Nathan Goldner*
Major Sally Goldstein
Blanche Gottlieb*
Howard Israel
Anne Kaye
Simon Kaye
Eugene Kligman*
Sophia Haimowitz Krant*
Herbert Kravitz
Samuel Levine*
*Denotes plaque
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Jack Milmed
Olga Morar*
Mania Nudel*
David S. Pollock*
Jack B. Pollock
Helene Roberts*
Julius Rosenbaum
David Rosenberg
Aniko Rosenfeld
Albert Rothouse
Arthur Sampson
Simon Slovitt
Augusta Stein
Austin Strauss
Nathan Udell
Albert Zuckerman*
August 2 thru August 8
Fannie Anderton*
Sophie H. Ankeles*
Ethel Blutstein*
Hyman Cohen
Samuel H. Cohen*
Sandra Colsky
Beatrice Drescher*
Mildred Eisenberg*
Bernard Engel*
Edna Rothstein Freeman*
Irving Germain
Fred Goldsmith*
David Gutman
Mindall Gutman
Sara Halfon*
Harvey Howitt
Linda Beth Karlin*
Joseph Kindman
Seymour Kravet*
Aida Krupnik
Maryann Lane
Shirley Lewin*
Shirley Lindenbaum*
Rhoda Lowenthal
Henoch Mandelbaum*
Ida Margolis
Ann Milstein
Talia Nagar*
Rose Niederman*
Annette Palenbaum
Benjamin Patraka*
Isadore Poliner*
Jacob Raffel
Henry Raisman
Dorothy Reitzes
Luzela Roaman*
Zelda Shulman
Sarah Simons*
Alexander J. Sternberg*
Carol Stone
Dr. Charles B. Storch*
Ira Tepper
Tania Waisbein
Dr. Leonard L. Weil
Y. Rose Jofe Weiner*
Ruth Yanofsky
August 9 thru August 15
William Ast
Ernest H. Bachrach*
Lillian Blumenthal
Gertrude Broad
Marian Feingold*
Louis Feldsott
Geraldine Gershen
Sidney Golden
Herman Gumowitz*
Sarah Harris*
Ina Katz
Eli Katzin*
Claire Kline
Lester Kronfeld
Theresa Laine
Pauline Mester*
Jacqueline Miller
Beckie Nadel*
Barbara Lynn Plasker
Sonia Pomerantz*
Enrique Rainerman
Henry Rose
Andrew Rubin*
Debra Rubin*
Leonard Schlazer
Edith Schwartz*
Ruth Schweibish*
Daniel Segal
Michael J. Shapiro*
Dr Bernard K. Sherman*
Harold Smith*
Hilde Springer*
Sandor Stamberg*
Frank Stein
Stacy Prince Surkis
Milton G. Weil
Alexander Wilentz*
August 16 thru August 22
Minnie Bader
Sidney Friedman
Jeanette Geller
Perry Gelwasser
Dorothy Gill*
Eva Gold
Frieda Goldman
Bernard Hollander*
Esther Kandel*
Hyman Kaplan*
Shirley Kass*
Rose Krieger*
Julius Kruger*
Harold Kushner*
Jack Lieberman*
Anna Lippman*
Saul F. Livingston*
Max Nudel*
Edward Nyer
Jerome Richter
Sadie Schafer
Berta Schlaen
Barbara Schlosberg*
Ida Seidman
Helen Shames
Ruth Smith*
Bertha A. Spitz*
Mark Alan Taft*
Ida L. Trope*
Bertha Umschweis*
Donnah Ellen Winger*
August 23 thru August 29
Golda Balantzow*
Samson Balantzow*
Nathan Blazofsky*
Sylvia Blumenthal*
Joseph Charnow
Jennie Cohen*
Morris Cohen*
Pearl Diamond
Jennie Dranoff*
Sol Edelstein*
Moshe Ezratti
Leo Finkelstein
Morris Aaron Friedberg
Steven Goldberg
Reva Shwayder Gotthelf
Donald Hersh*
Anna Horowitz*
Ada Hurwitz*
Milton Kaplan
Hilda Kaplowitz*
Frieda Kindman
Lenore Firestone Kleiman*
Abraham Korelitz
Dr. Stanley Kurland
Frieda Kushner*
Michael Kushner
Meyer Levy*
Goldye Lipschitz
William Victor Lynn*
Wilhelmine Markowsky
Sylvia Meyer*
Sandra Milmed
Bryant M.(Buddy) Patraka*
Hanna Pincus*
Leah Postelnek*
Lee Powell*
Joseph Pyne
Judy Reitzes
Wolf Rubenstein*
Rose Helman Schulman*
Shirley Schwartz
Herbert Silverman*
Fred Marshall Spitz*
Craig Wasserman
Beatrice Weinberg*
August 30 thru September 5
Harry S. Berger
Dorothy Blum*
David Cohen*
Samuel Cohen*
Ross Dobkin
Milton Finegold*
Adele Fischer
Dora Friedman
Hilda Mintzer Ginsburg*
Irving I. Goldstein
Milton Green
Louis Greenberg
Gertrude Haimes
Ira Harris*
Roslyn Hirsch
Susie Hurowitz
Patty Kelrick
Benjamin Krieff*
Harold Levenson
Leo P. Maltzman*
Max Mason*
Betty Markowitz May*
Shirley Olshefski
Dorothy Pugatch
Sadie Schafer
Rita Scheim
Morris Seidman
Irving Sholtz*
Ben Silver
Ila Solosko
Hyman Max Sugeman*
Oscar Tetenbaum
Rebecca G. Wasilevsky*
Martha Weisberg
Anna C. Weitz*
Sylvia Wolf
*Denotes plaque
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Donations
Donations
Cantor’s Choir/Music Fund
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
IN MEMORY OF:
Mr. Richard Balick, in loving memory of his brother,
David Balick
Mrs. Beth Berlin, in memory of her wonderful mother,
Jeanne Goldberg
Mrs. Stephanie Hollander, in loving memory of her husband,
David G. Hollander
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hollander, in memory of their beloved
nephew, Daniel Feinstein
Mr. Walter Hollander, in memory of his loving brother,
David G. Hollander
Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Altshuler, in memory of Lanny’s loving
mother and father, Laura and Morris Altshuler;
In loving memory of Linda’s mother, Myra Schillinger
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Friesner, in memory of their wonderful
parents, Shirley and Meyer Damesek, and Hannah and
Benjamin Friesner
Mr. Zvi Feldman, in honor of Cantor Rosen’s 30th Anniversary
at Temple Solel
Mr. Steven Becker, in memory of his beloved grandfather,
Max Becker
Dr. Fred Khani, in loving memory of his father, Cyrus Khani;
In memory of their loving brother, Clyde Bernstein
Dr. and Mrs. Lester Goldberg, in memory of their loving father,
Lawrence Berson;
In loving memory of their father, Irving Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beckman, in memory of Saul Hoffman,
father of Martin Hoffman;
In memory of Richard’s loving father, Philip J. Beckman
Dr. Gerald R. Safier, in memory of his beloved father,
Sydney Safier
Mrs. Naomi Kanner, in memory of her beloved mother,
Helen Rawitz
Jill Edison Infant Care Center Fund
Mrs. Tara Saltzman and Jason Seinfeld, in loving memory
of Edward Victor Niego
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Marcus, in loving memory of their father,
Arthur Marcus
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wise, in memory of their loving father,
Emanuel Sptizer
Dr. Jeffrey, Lilli and Harrison Stevens, in memory of Jeffrey’s
father and Lilli and Harrison’s grandfather, Henry P. Stevens
Dr. Judith Marquit and Doren-Elyse Marquit, in memory
of our loving husband and father, Dr. Homer Marquit, and
Doren-Elyse’s grandparents, Helen and Everett Brower
Mrs. Ivy Lynn Defino, in memory of her beloved father,
Alan David Lynn
Dr. Edward Fellows, in loving memory of his sister,
Karen Brandes;
In memory of Freyda’s loving sister, Ruth Goldsmith;
In memory of Freyda’s wonderful mother, Anne Laster;
In memory of Freyda’s loving father, Jack Laster
Dr. Richard Topolski, in loving memory of his mother,
Stanislawa Germaniski
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Workman, in memory of their loving father,
Herbert Workman
IN HONOR OF:
Mr. Howard Kelrick, in appreciation to Rabbi Kurtz-Lendner
and his constant support
The Honorable Larry and Sheila Smith, in honor of Nicole
Steiner becoming a Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, March 7th;
For Rabbi Robert Frazin’s speedy and full recovery
Donations
Abe and Grace Durbin School of Living Judaism
Mrs. Carol Anker, in loving memory of her parents,
William Teig and Ella Teig;
In loving memory of her brother, Arthur Teig;
In memory of her wonderful father-in-law, Seymour Anker
Anne Arditti Early Childhood Fund
The Eisenson Family, in memory of their beloved mother,
Dorothy Udell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sossin, for Rabbi Frazin’s speedy
and full recovery;
In loving memory of their father, Abraham (Al) Sossin;
In memory of Sylvia Williams, the grandmother of Grant
Einhorn and Family
In memory of Sylvia Williams, the mother of Risa Einhorn
and Family
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ganon, in loving memory of their uncle,
Albert J. Amateau
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Veszi, in honor of Rhonda Sossin’s birthday
Barbara Plasker Early Childhood Scholarship
Drs. Gail and Mitchell Eisenberg, in loving memory
of Kiki Kelrick
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keller, in memory of Kiki Kelrick, wife
of Howard Kelrick
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiner, for Rabbi Frazin’s speedy
recovery;
Mazel Tov to Rabbi Kurtz-Lendner on his new position
with the Jewish Federation;
In memory of Richard’s wonderful step-mother,
Ruth Weiner
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Messing, in memory of our dear
Kiki Kelrick
Mrs. Marcy Roberts, in memory of Laurie, the loving sister of
Dr. Michael C. Roberts;
In memory of Rena Seligman’s loving father, Ludwig Futter
Mrs. Vicki Stolberg, in loving memory of her father, Alan Rose
Education Fund
Dr. Robb Wilentz, for the education of our children
Judith Kleiman Camp Scholarship Fund
Mrs. Fayth Birnbaum, in memory of her beloved mother,
Ruth Feinberg;
In memory of her beloved father, Ben Feinberg
Mr. Elliot Kleiman, in memory of his father, Milton Kleiman;
In loving memory of his uncle, Louis Kleiman
Mr. Kenneth Robinson, in memory of his loving mother,
Magda Robinson
Mr. Robert Yanofsky, in loving memory of his father,
Israel Yanofsky;
In loving memory of his loving father-in-law, George Tirck;
In loving memory of his wonderful uncle, Samuel Terk
Mrs. Roslyn Schlang, in loving memory of her father,
Bernard Scheinholz
Leanora and David Anchell Endowment Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schuster, in memory of his beloved father,
Joseph Schuster
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwartz, in honor of Cantor Rosen’s
30th anniversary at Temple Solel
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Umansky, in honor of
Cantor Israel Rosen’s 30th anniversary at Temple Solel;
In memory of Gerald’s beloved mother, Claire Umansky
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiner, in honor of Cantor Rosen’s
30th anniversary at Temple Solel and his wonderful
Les Mis Musical Shabbat
Dr. and Mrs. David Glassman, in memory of their beloved
father, Benjamin Glassman
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keller, for Rabbi Frazin’s speedy recovery;
In honor of Blake Katz becoming a Bar Mitzvah
Lee Sokol Foral Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Herold, in loving memory of their mother,
Anna Snyder;
In loving memory of Shelly’s brother, Joseph Snyder
Mrs. Barbara Bluth Peretz, in memory of her loving mother,
Stella Bluth
David G. Hollander Memorial Fund
Mrs. Roslyn Schlang, in memory of Gloria Reich
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Ackerman, in memory of their beloved
fathers, David G. Hollander and Stanley Ackerman;
In loving memory of Kiki Kelrick
Ms. Cheri Weisshaut, in loving memory of her mother,
Pearl Postelnek
Mrs. Macki Feinstein, in memory of David Huynh, the father
of Christina Huynh
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Donations
Library Fund
Dr. Robert Pomerantz, for Rabbi Robert Frazin’s
speedy recovery
Mazon Fund
Mrs. Myra Applebaum, in loving memory of her mother,
Lena Tatz
The Honorable Larry and Sheila Smith, in memory of
Larry’s loving father and mother,
Martin and Myra Smith, and Sheila’s loving mother,
Lillian Cohen
Mr. Bob Sossin, in memory of his wonderful mother,
Faye Sossin
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hand, for Rabbi Frazin’s quick recovery
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Veszi, in loving memory of Elizabeth’s
mother, Eva Weisz;
In loving memory of Peter’s mother, Lenke Veszi;
In memory of her beloved father, Laszlo Weisz
Mrs. Robbie Kurland, in memory of her beloved mother-inlaw, Ruth Kurland
Mrs. Alene Workman, in loving memory of her mother,
Jean Haness
Mrs. Lisa Marco Messing, in memory of her loving husband,
Gerald Allan Marco
Program Fund
Dr. Donald Giulianti, in memory of his wonderful mother,
Elaine Giulianti
Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Paradiz, in loving memory of their father,
Benjamin Waisbein
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Solodkin, in loving memory of the father
of Judy Weiss;
In loving memory of Lynda Wilentz’s uncle, Ben;
In loving memory of Erica Solodkin’s mother,
Martha Signal Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Wilentz, in loving memory of their sister,
Arleen Wallach;
In memory of beloved grandfather, Max Krohn
Memorial Fund
Dr. Harry Cooper, in memory of his beloved father,
Dr. Abraham S. Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. George Glantz, in loving memory of their father,
Bernard Glantz
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Marcus, in memory of their dear brother,
Benjamin B. Marcus
Mr. Richard Mondre, in memory of his beloved father,
Martin Mondre
Prayer Book Fund
Ms. Robyn Kassal, in loving memory of her father,
Donald Glassman
Mrs. Florence Goldstein, in memory of her beloved
mother-in-law, Ida Goldstein;
In loving memory of her mother, Fannie Don
Mrs. Cheryl Hochberg, in memory of her wonderful father,
Barrett M. Samuels;
In honor of Debbie and Joel Piotrowski’s son,
Joshua, becoming engaged to Rachelle
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Kanowitz, in memory of Stan’s
wonderful father, Bernard Kanowitz;
In memory of Roberta’s loving mother, Sylvia Levy
Mrs. Liz Kaufman, in memory of her loving mother, Arline Kay
Mr. Donald Kronfeld, in loving memory of his father-in-law,
Benny Halfon
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Veszi, in honor of Anita Lorenz’s birthday;
For the speedy recovery of Rabbi Frazin;
In honor of Linda Sossin’s birthday;
In honor of Helen and David Glassman’s 50th Anniversary;
In honor of the engagement of Alex Paradiz to
Amanda Kaytes;
In honor of Vicki Stolberg’s birthday. Mazel Tov!;
In honor of Bob Sossin for Sylvia Williams;
For giving me the honor of lighting the Shabbat candles
at services
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Weiner, in loving memory of their mother,
Ida Glass Weiner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiner, in loving memory of their infant
granddaughter, Harley Jade Kalson
Ms. Melanie Weinstein, in memory of her beloved mother,
Freda Renee Goldberg Weinstein and her beloved
grandfather, Abraham Meyer Goldberg
Ms. Cheri Weisshaut, in loving memory of her uncle,
Milton Postel;
For Rabbi Frazin’s speedy recovery;
In memory of her wonderful mother-in-law, Polly Weisshaut
Sisterhood Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Marine, in memory of Kiki Kelrick
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Wilentz, for Rabbi Frazin’s quick
and full recovery
Mrs. Barbara Gellman, for Rabbi Frazin’s speedy recovery
Mrs. Jackie McIntosh, in honor of Rabbi Kurtz-Lendner;
Thank you to Temple Solel and Rabbi Kurtz-Lendner
Mrs. Barbara Yolles, in loving memory of her grandmother,
Byrdie Abramson
Solel Endowment Fund
Mrs. Kala Mischel, in loving memory of her husband,
Eugene Mischel;
In memory of her loving mother, Edna Friedman
Mr. Donald Kronfeld, in memory of his loving father,
Leon Kronfeld
Mr. Sergio Paradiz, in memory of his beloved father,
Israel Paradiz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Young, in honor of Cantor Rosen’s
30th year;
In honor of Rabbi Frazin, hoping he has a speedy recovery;
In memory of their loving mother, Betty Young
Temple Fund
Mr. Oscar Rainerman, in loving memory of his mother,
Margarita Rainerman
Mrs. Elizabeth Veszi, in honor of Khila Khani and
Stacey Friedman
Mrs. Leslie Reich, in memory of her beloved father-in-law,
David Reich
Mrs. Edna Bader, in loving memory of her father, Hyman
Belsky
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Roth, in loving memory of Esther’s
mother, Ruth Goldner;
In loving memory of Melvin’s mother, Jennie Roth
and his loving father, Henry Roth
Mr. Dick Blattner, in memory of his loving mother,
Zerline Blattner;
In memory of his beloved father, Jerome Blattner
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Dr. and Mrs. George Glantz, in loving memory of her mother,
Rebecca Glantz
Mrs. Gail Topping, in loving memory of her uncle,
Harry Posner
Mr. Stuart A. Schechter, in memory of his beloved mother,
Rose Schechter
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Alpert, in loving memory of their
dear Kiki Kelrick
Mr. Richard Schwartz, in memory of his loving father,
Leslie Schwartz
Ms. Lindy Gilchrist, Mark Gilchrist, Rael Gilchrist and
David Gilchrist, in deep appreciation to Rabbi Frazin for
everything he did for their mother, Geraldine Gilchrist
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Lane, in memory of Ann’s wonderful father,
Harry S. Wolfe;
In memory of Alan’s loving father, Laurence Lane;
In honor of Larry Smith’s birthday. Mazel Tov!
Dr. Stephen Morris, in memory of his loving brother,
Dr. Arthur Morris
Mr. Joel Schwartz, in memory of his beloved mother,
Dorothy Schwartz
Donations
Mrs. Marilyn Cahn, in memory of her beloved mother,
Bella Hershman
Mr. Grant Einhorn, in gratitude of Bob Sossin’s leadership
Mr. Buzz Robinson, in loving memory of Carol Mackenzie,
mother; Nellie Mackenzie, grandmother; Rod Mackenzie,
grandfather; Joyce Manning, aunt; Blanche Turgel, family
friend; and Sylvia Greenberg, family friend
Mrs. Laurie Nitzberg Sabra, in memory of her loving father,
Saul Israel Nitzberg
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwartz, in loving memory
of Kiki Kelrick
Yahrzeit Fund
Mrs. Liz Kaufman, in memory of her loving husband,
Steven Kaufman
The Suskind Family, in loving memory of our dearly
missed family members, Walter Burton Suskind, our dad and
grandfather; Rosalind Schneider, our mom and grandmother;
Eli Schneider, our dad and grandfather; and Norma Linden,
our aunt
Mr. Jerome Topping, in memory of his loving aunt,
Bertha Nowak
Dr. and Mrs. Bernie Shair, in memory of Kiki Kelrick,
wife of Howard Kelrick
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www.browardpediatricdentists.com
Comprehensive and preventive dental care for infants,
children, adolescents and those with special needs.
Call to make an
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Hollywood Office
4420 Sheridan Street, Suite E
Hollywood, FL 33021
954-962-8311
Pembroke Pines Office
12301 Taft Street, Suite 300
Pembroke Pines, FL 33026
954-435-5900
Investment
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Available terms and features
for fixed and floating rate issue
bonds provide options when
planning for financial goals,
including portfolio diversification,
protection from market
fluctuations and retirement.
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OFFICE 954-744-0306
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investors. Stakeholders in Israel’s
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foundations, corporations and
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Development Corporation for Israel/Israel Bonds
Melanie Weinstein, Assistant Executive Director
305.755.4805 [email protected]
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3702 Washington Street
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orthodontics
APPOINTMENTS for all ages
george r. babyak, d.d.s.
954.272.2225
954-797-4171
Offices at Broward Spine Institute, LLC
next to Memorial Regional South
Hollywood, Florida 33021
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next to Memorial South
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Development Corporation for Israel/State of Israel Bonds
1801 NE 123rd Street, Suite 410 · North Miami, FL 33181
305.895.4700 · 800.704.2663
[email protected] · www.israelbonds.com
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