Community Reform Temple
712 The Plain Road, Westbury
(516) 333-1839 fax 334-0129
www.shalomcrt.org
[email protected]
URJ Affiliated Congregation
CRT
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2009-2010
Volume 51, Issue #4
December 2009
Kislev/ Tevet 5770
Message From Rabbi Judy Cohen-Rosenberg
My mother, as I’m sure all mothers are, was a significant influence on me. Her passing left
me bereft. However, the outpouring of sympathy CRT members have shown me and my
family throughout my mother’s illness through our period of mourning has helped
enormously.
Mike, Micah, Leora and I are truly blessed to be a part of this Jewish community. Every need
we had during shiva was attended to with care, and if food is love, we are surely beloved.
What comforts me most is the knowledge that your actions of Chesed Shel Emet (righteous
acts that go unrequited) are not unique to me. I have seen many of you perform these
mitzvot for countless others who are bereaved. You are truly a caring community.
It will take many more days before I am able to thank each of you personally, but for now,
please accept these public thanks. I am grateful to all who attended Mildred’s funeral, visited
us during shiva, sent food, led minyans, made contributions, and were particularly thoughtful
and kind in seeing to my and my family’s well being. If you see me crying, it is not due to
regret or loss. I was ready to let my mom go. My tears are an expression of how
overwhelmed I have been by your kindness. They are tears of pride in my community.
The mitzvot you performed on my mother’s behalf are ones we always pray we never have to
perform again, knowing well that when called upon, we will. I have seen you do it many
times before and now have experienced it first hand. I wish we were less practiced at them,
but am comforted knowing that I am part of a very compassionate and understanding
community, a family at its best. Thank you all so very much.
Rabbi Judy
Presidents Message
C
hanukah?
You
mean to tell me it’s
time for Chanukah?
Well fry my latkes, this
year is really going by fast.
Since you brought it up
(you did, didn’t you), don’t
forget to come to our
Chanukah
dinner
on
December 18 or that the
students can shop at the
Chanukah Boutique on
December 6.
Please be sure to look at
the Kol Nidre pledge list in
this issue. On behalf of
CRT I want to thank
everyone who made a
pledge. You have decided
to be part of the future by
making a pledge today.
Take a look; you will see
the names of parents and
even children who made
pledges. Some of these
children are young adults
and some adults. Amazing
that’s’ all I can say. If you
have not made a pledge
it’s not too late, we’d love
to be able to publish a
revised list (subtle hint).
The Journal and the
Auction will be here before
you know it!!! We need ads
and items for both.
Were you at the Catering
Showcase? I’m still full.
Once again Diane and Art
put together a great
evening to showcase our
panel of preferred caterers
and our room rental
services.
Contrary
to
popular opinion I was not
even in the building when
Celeste won the raffle.
Gift cards make great
presents.
Enduring
image
of
November: Austin Aronoff
carrying the Torah around
the sanctuary faster than
Johnny Damon going to
third against the Phillies.
And Austin had a bigger
smile on his face than
Damon did. It’s a moment
like that that sticks with you
and represents everything
we do here at CRT.
I was trying to think of
something profound to say
for the holiday season. But
I’m limited so I’ll do the
best I can. This holiday
season give something to
someone else. Maybe give
a meal, a laugh, support, a
friendly ear. Send a card to
a soldier who serves our
country. Tell your family
you love them. Sit down
and count your blessings.
Then share something with
someone else.
Did I mention that gift
cards
make
great
presents?
This month’s books: I
finished
Rashi’s
Daughters, Book 2: Miriam
by Maggie Anton. It’s the
second of three books set
in medieval France starting
around 1070 and is
historical fiction about the
great scholar Salomon Ben
Isaac, better known as
RASHI (Rabbi Shlomo
Itzchaki)
and
his
daughters.
So naturally I followed that
up with Sandy Koufax: A
Lefty’s Legacy by Jane
Leavy. Ok not a smooth
segue but it works for me.
Koufax is pretty complex
and
apparently
not
understood
by
many
because he likes to keep
his private life private. He
comes across favorably in
this book which tells his
story set against the
perfect game he threw
towards the end of his
career. Every other chapter
alternates between an
inning of the game and his
history. Remember when
he refused to pitch on Yom
Kippur?
I get most of these books
from our CRT library; you
should really check it out –
pun intended. Someone
recently asked me if I read
all these books. I do, I
enjoy reading. If you have
ever
seen
our
son
Benjamin you would know
it’s definitely genetic.
Once again I begin my
annual “don’t take it out on
them because they were
born in December” appeal.
Just ask anyone born in
December, they will be
happy to explain what this
means.
Mark
Sisterhood News December 2009
O
ur
annual
Membership Dinner
was
held
on
th
October
26 .
The
Membership
committee
planned
a
wonderful
evening of dining and
entertainment.
Heartfelt
thanks to Lynda Temple,
Jeanie
Corn,
Linda
Glickman, Bonnie Siegel,
and Connie Egelman for
planning this event. The
evening was enjoyed by all
who attended.
A good time was had by all
at our annual Family Bingo
Night on November 2nd.
The games were fast and
furious. Thanks to all who
helped to make this a fun
evening.
In
following
established tradition, the
older teen winners donated
their prize selections to the
younger
children
and
everyone went home a
winner.
Our Fall Rummage Sale on
November 21st and 22nd
was a great success. I
want to thank everyone
who donated clothing and
goods to the event; without
your donations rummage
would not be possible.
Whatever was not sold
was in turn donated to the
Eastern Farm Workers and
they were very grateful and
appreciative.
On Sunday December 6th
the Hanukkah Boutique will
take place in the Youth
Lounge from 10 am12noon. We will have gifts
for all ages, including items
from our Judaica cabinet.
All the Religious school
classes and all CRT
members are invited to
browse and shop the
boutique for your holiday
needs.
Join
us
on
Monday
December 7th at 7pm for
the Sisterhood Holiday
Party and meeting. Enjoy a
quiet evening out with your
Sisterhood friends and
share your ideas for the
holidays. For a minimal
cost, dinner will be catered
by one of CRT’s preferred
caterers.
If
you
are
interested in attending,
please call (334-3203) or
email Susan Praga at
([email protected]).
We will be at Border’s
Books in Westbury to staff
their gift wrapping table on
Sunday December 20th
from 9am-12mid. Please
contact Susan Praga to
volunteer
your
time
throughout the day. Stop in
to purchase a few holiday
gifts with gift cards from
Barry, and we’ll wrap the
gifts for you. It’s a great
way to support CRT.
Support Sisterhood while
you celebrate a special
day. For $36, we will have
a special occasion cake at
the oneg following Friday
night services to mark a
birthday,
anniversary,
engagement, wedding or
any simcha. Call Patty
Aronoff at 414-8150 for
more details.
Please come down to a
meeting or event. We
welcome your participation
and ideas. The Sisterhood
is the heart of the temple.
Next meeting is December
7th.
Susan Praga
Caring Community Committee
.CRT’s Caring Community Committee is here to help you. We are Temple members ready to
lend a hand to other Temple members. We can provide rides to Temple for those who don’t
drive, make a meal for someone who is ill or recently home from the hospital, provide simple
home repairs like changing light bulbs, or run an occasional errand.
As part of our activities, the committee periodically sends token gift to Temple members’
children who are away at college. If you would like your child to be included, please supply the
committee with their college address and e-mail address.
If you are in need of our services, please call Ken Praga at 334-3203 or email at
[email protected].
Ken Praga
MEN’S CLUB NEWS……………………………………………………………………………………
The Men’s Club had two very enjoyable and successful activities in November. On Sunday,
November 1st, another lucky group took the special private tour of ESPN’s main studios in
Bristol, CT courtesy of Alan Lissauer and his son. From what I heard, everyone had a great
time and got to meet a few sports personalities. The question is whether we can go to the well a
third time and do it again next year.
On Tuesday, November 17th, we held our annual membership dinner. Attendance was great –
more than 40 members – and everyone seemed to enjoy the catered food of Brendel’s. They
enjoyed it so much, in fact, that we ran low after first helpings and need to bring out bagels,
tuna and salads donated by Steve Aronoff from his son’s Bar Mitzvah the previous Saturday.
The return speaker (for a third time), Judge Edward McCarty, was again informative,
entertaining and even provocative (in a good way) in his comprehensive discussion about the
various players in the Mideast. As he noted himself, we can only hope (or pray) that his lessthan-optimistic predictions do not come true this time.
I want to thank everyone who helped on the dinner, including Russ Graham, who donated some
items for a raffle, Ira Warshawsky, who helped bring in Judge McCarty, and those who cleaned
up afterwards.
For the last time, the World Series pool, which I put together only a couple of days before the
Series began, was not “fixed.” Paul Teller and I won it fair and square.
Things will be slowing down now for a while for the Men’s Club, with only our regular meeting
scheduled in December (the 1st). After that, we have a “bagel breakfast” scheduled, but not yet
planned, for January 17th, a joint event with the Sisterhood on 2/6, and our Coffee House on
3/6. We’ll have more details on these later.
Regards,
Ed Temple
Shabbat Service Schedule
~December 2009~
Friday, December 4
8:00 PM
Shabbat Services
Saturday, December 5
9:30 AM
Torah Study
Friday, December 11
8:00 PM
Shabbat Services
Saturday, December 12
9:30 AM
Torah Study
Friday, December 18
6:30 PM
8:00 PM
Chanukah Dinner
Shabbat Services
Saturday, December 19
9:30 AM
Torah Study
Friday, December 25
8:00 PM
Shabbat Services
Saturday, December 26
9:30 AM
Torah Study
The Tzedakah Project for the month of December is Hatzilu, to help Jews in need throughout the
Metropolitan area
Flowers and Onegs
Sisterhood
Mi She Berach: Helen Diamond, Ifolena Merino, Richard Rosmarin, Judith Waldinger, Mark Sloane, Marvin Levy, Michael Zabe,
Monica Engalla, Joseph Strippoli, Leon Kenny, Gregg Mehlman, Jeffrey Cooper, Murry Smith, Adam Vahling, Geri Gerlinger,
Robert Croland, Elaine Shane, Susan Stewart, Marijo Mazur, Alan Gertler, Kim Teichman, Bob Dowling, Jane Touwsma , David
Montrose, Dana Wershau, Renee Glickman, Ariel Sharon, Robert Friedman, David Weinberg, Lynn Gold, Maureen Brooks, Sean
Reiley, Iris Block, Don Massetti, Al Rosenfeld, Pat Aronoff, Raqui Kliman, Susan Weiner, Camille Gertler, Mildred Peterson,
Michael Stark, Hayley Moore, Mary Silverstein, Paul Slatsky, Ruth Freeman Mimi Weitz, Laura Levy Bodner, Derek Bosko,
Melissa Adler, Maria Kamen, Arlene Kunkel, Julyann Goldstein, Judith Bernstein, Lana Ober, Elyssa Ober, Leslie Levy, Lorraine
Bonich, Jeremy Katz, Enid Katz, Marjorie Remland, Michael Benson, Kenneth Brody, Betty Brody, Judi Levy-Slatsky, Nancy
Intravaia, Gladys Vassallo, Christine Wagner, Bertram Burd, June Serra, Allen Sirota, Gus Yustein, Helen Yustein, Dot Markley,
Janet Oscar, Monica Enriquez, Martha Posada, Anita Landis, Judy Baron, Michelle Leibowitz
We are always happy to hear of answered prayers. If you have any changes for our prayer list, please call Rabbi Judy or
Andrea at 333-1839
Fundraising News…………………………………………………………………………
Wow, what a month for letters; I received so many that I nearly missed the deadline for publishing them.
They were excellent unfortunately I can only share these two with you this month.
Dear Barry:
When I went to your website last week to order gift cards, I noticed that some stores on your order page
had gone out of business. Are you still offering those cards or are you having a problem updating the
website?
Sincerely,
Detailed Online Buyer from East Meadow
Dear Detailed,
Yes, there are a few stores that unfortunately went out of business over the last year. Although those
cards can’t be used anymore, I thought that if someone wanted to buy some as collector’s items, I may
be able to get a few of them. Actually, the website was updated this week; those stores have been
removed and a bunch of new ones were added including: Michael’s, Walgreen’s, Pier One Imports,
Build-A-Bear and more. Please check it out by going to the CRT website and click on the order gift
cards button, you’ll be amazed.
Dear Barry:
I have a few business contacts that may be able to donate some very cool items for the Goods &
Services Auction in May, but I’m not sure how or when to approach them. I thought that I would wait
until April, which would give me time to figure out the proper way to ask them. Do I need any
documentation to show them? Do you have any suggestions?
Sincerely,
B to B from Westbury
Dear B to B,
Thank you for offering to solicit your business contacts for auction items. Actually, the sooner that you
approach them for a donation the better it will be. If you need documentation, I can provide you with an
autographed photo of the Auctioneer that you can show them. On second thought, it might be more
effective to contact any member of the Fundraising Committee, who will provide you with an official
auction solicitation letter.
The next Fundraising Meeting will be held at 7:30 pm on Thursday, December 3rd at Dan Kotcher’s
House.
If you have any questions, please submit them to the temple office or e-mail them directly to me
([email protected]).
Check out the updated gift card website (www.typezdg.com/crt) or link up through the CRT web site.
Just remember when it comes to CRT Gift Certificates…
We Have Something For Everyone!
Barry Pelofsky
Advisory Vice President of Fundraising
Preschool News ……………………………………………..............................................
November was a very busy
month as we continued
with our autumn projects
and took nature walks.
Before
we
knew
it,
Thanksgiving arrived with
lots
of
turkeys
and
discussions of " What we
are Thankful for"?
As part of our autumn unit,
we examined seeds from
gourds, pumpkins, and
corn.
The
children
compared these seeds
using several of their
senses. They touched.
tasted,
smelled
and
compared different sizes,
shapes, and amounts.
We've been using leaves
in many math, science and
art projects and reading
and singing about them
(also
dancing
and
marching in them).
We had our multi-cultural
luncheon and it was a
great success. The food
was delicious and enjoyed
by all. Each family sent in a
dish ( with an explanation)
from their country of origin.
We collected lots of
canned food and donated it
to St. Brigids food drive.
Thank you to all of our very
generous families and to
Bonnie who had to carry all
those heavy bags of food.
We're looking forward to
our Chanukah party on
Tuesday, December 15th.
We are going to spin
dreidels and eat lots of
latkes and sing songs and
dance - lots of fun.
We have new pets - 2
Dwarf
African
Frogs.
They're tiny, like fish, and
stay in a container with
water. They are available
for holidays - especially the
2 week holiday break in
December.
If
anyone
wants to babysit our frogs,
please let Marcia or Bonnie
know.
Marcia
Marilyn H. Tahl Religious School News…………………………………………………………….
School continues to run
well with its very full
schedule of activities.
Attendance has been high
despite all the illness going
around;
thank
you,
parents, for getting your
children here on a regular
basis.
And thank you to both our
Sunday and Wednesday
teaching staffs for keeping
the school running at such
a high level. Particular
thanks go to our teenagers
who get up on Sunday
mornings and rush here
after public school on
Wednesdays to assist the
adult teachers.
We enjoyed listening to
and were inspired by our
School
Choir
as
it
performed at the East
Meadow
Community
Interfaith Service at the
East
Meadow
United
Methodist Church prior to
Thanksgiving.
Jackie
Martin,
the
Religious
School music teacher,
prepared the children well,
and they sounded great.
Many kudos were given to
the children by those in
attendance.
Beeber, Jason Glickman,
Nathan Jainchill, Sarah
and
Rebekah
Martin,
Zachary Natelson, and
Julia Tellerman.
Those singing at the
service were Courtney
Aronoff, Elizabeth and
William Bekerman, Robyn
Bob Stein,
Educator/Administrator
The student teachers are
currently
planning
the Chanukah program for
Religious
School
on
Decmber 20. We look
forward to seeing what
they come up with this
year.
Have a great Chanukah!
Ritual Committee.........................................................................................................
We have had some wonderful
Shabbat services over the past
few weeks, including a
presentation by the Eastern
Farmworkers describing the
good works they do and an
inspirational presentation by
Matthew Rodriguez, a 15 year
old boy who started a
foundation called Cleats 4
Kids when he was 7 years old.
Matthew and his foundation
collect baseball equipment
which he brings to the
Dominican Republic twice a
year to distribute to very poor
families which can't buy bats,
balls, shoes, uniforms, even
caps for their children.
We are collecting equipment
for Cleats 4 Kids in our lobby.
Clean out your garages and
basements and bring baseball
equipment to the Temple.
Rachel Pastenak brings her
magnificent voice to services
once or twice a month, and
guest singers David Berkowitz
and Amy Dattner and Peter
Levy help lead services once a
month. Our Youth Choir sings
at Family Shabbat each month,
and choir members ably fill in
at services when these people
are not officiating.
Mark on your calendars
December 11 and December
18. David Berkowitz will be
here on the 11th to help us
start Chanukah, and on the
18th Rachel Pasternak will be
here for the last night of
Chanukah. On that night we
will also have our popular
Chanukah Shabbat
Congregational Dinner. We
hope to see all of you on these
dates.
Bob Stein, Ritual Chair
Tell N Kvell--- Your good news is our good news
Mazel tov to Cathy and Les Reider on the engagement of their daughter Meryl to Christopher
Sweet……………………………………………………………………………………………………
Mazel tov to Sue & Marty Weiss on the birth of grandson Nadav Nathaniel Kanzer born October 13,
2009 to Abbey Weiss & Deirdre Hinz…………………………………………………………………
Mazel tov to Julia Tellerman upon receiving the Terrific Kids award by the Kiwanis Club of East
Meadow. She was also chosen to serve on the Tween Advisory Board of the East Meadow Public
Library, representing 6th & 7th graders in matters pertaining to the Young Adults Room….
Mazel tov to Janet Oscar upon receiving Hadassahs Myrtle Wreath award as the member who most
promotes membership in Hadassah…………………………………………………………….
Mazel tov to Debbie and Stu Raphael on becoming grandparents of Bella Riley born on Nov. 21 to
parents Kara & Michael Stobe…………………………………………………………………………………….
Community Reform Temple gratefully acknowledges donations to these
funds:
Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund
Carla & Harvey Eisenberg in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
The Praga Family in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
The Gelbien Family in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
The Reider Family in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Pat Tulchin in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Barbara Chedekel in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Alice & Richard Weiner in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
The Egelman Family in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Barbara & Mark Stein in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Mitchell Oscar in honor of Janet & Stanley Oscar
The Glickman Family in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Gilda & George Weber in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Arlene & Ken Rudin in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Beth Rosenberg in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Roberta & Jim Meyer in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Susan & Marty Weiss in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Susan & Marty Weiss in loving memory of Augusta Shamroth
Kathleen & Alan Lissauer in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Sara & Allen Menikoff in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Elaine & Martin Levy in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Ruth Robeson in loving memory of Rose Rosenberg
Ruth Robeson in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Sol Schulman in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Barbara Chedekel in loving memory of Agusuta Genis
Haree & Arthur Rosenberg in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
General Fund
The Corn Family in loving memory of Rose Rosenberg
Eileen & David Ford in loving memory of Augusta Shamroth
Mindy Y. Cohen in honor of Lucille Coren’s special birthday
th
Judith & Richard Beckman in honor of Lucille Coren’s 95 birthday
Lucille Coren in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Lottie Lurie in loving memory of Evan Lurie
Sharon & Dan Kotcher in loving memory of Norton J. Kotcher
The Feuer Family in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
The Feuer Family in loving memory of Arthur Friedman
Heather & Mary Jane Erickson in loving memory of Dorothy Brecher
Cheryl Stern in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Loraine & Howard Kreinces in loving memory of Arthur David Krenices
Helene & Leonard Kamper in loving memory of Morris Jacobson
Pat Tulchin in loving memory of Sadie Kleinmann
Laurie & Steve Resnick in loving memory of Regina & Benjamin Teitelbaum
Suzanne & Mark Silverstein in loving memory of Bernard Lavendar
Torah Repair Fund
Marilyn & Jonathan Goldsmith in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Helen & Gus Yustein in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Joe Morris Youth Fund
In loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Religious School Fund
Helen & Harvey Rock in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Music Fund
The Corn Family in loving memory of Helen Schwartz Poppick
The Minkoff Family in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Shari Steinert in honor of the naming of her daughter
The Reider Family in loving memory of Augusta Shamroth
Laurie & Arthur Zagelbaum in loving memory of Augusta Shamroth
Rita Morris in honor of Lucille Coren’s birthday
Pat Tulchin in honor of Lucille Coren’s birthday
Susan & Gary Schubert & Family in loving memory of mildred Cohen
Marilyn & Johathan Goldsmith in honor of Austin Aronoff becoming Bar Mitzvah
Arlene & Ken Rudin in honor of Lucille Coren’s birthday
Maureen Begina in loving memory of Augusta Shamroth
Janet & Stanley Oscar in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Janet & Stanley Oscar in loving memory of Sadie Kleinmann
Janet & Stanley Oscar in loving memory of Dena Held Weatherman
Janet & Stanley Oscar in loving memory of their loved ones
Building Repair Fund
Ann & Dave Middleman in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Ann & Dave Middleman in loving memory of Dorothy Brecher
Bonnie & mike Siegel in loving memory of Mildred Cohen
Donations may be made to the General Fund, Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund, Music Fund,
Torah Fund, Adult Education Fund, Decorative Arts Fund, Preschool Fund, Prayer Book
Fund, Children’s Book Fund, Joe Morris Youth Fund or the College Fund. Please send your
donation to the CRT Office or place in the Administration/Andrea mailbox. Thank you!
Condolences to…
Sally Rosenberg upon the loss of her mother Dorothy Brecher
Dr. Ron Menzin upon the loss of his aunt Shirley Hammer
Clem Kleinmann upon the loss of his wife Sadie Kleinmann
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LESSEN THE STRESS AT THE TIME OF A LOSS
CRT has obtained a
number of gravesites at
Mount Hebron Cemetery
and is making them
available to congregants at
a discounted price.
Cost per grave is $2,500,
but if you purchase before
July 31, 2009, you will
receive an additional 10%
discount.
Mount Hebron as a final
resting place.
Mount Hebron Cemetery
has been serving the
Jewish community from its
lovely Queens location
since 1909, and you and
your loved ones will be
pleased with the choice of
For further information,
call Bob Markman at
997-3761.
Secure your family’s future
now before a time of crisis.
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Yahrzeiten
In Loving Memory We Call To Mind Our Dearly Beloved The
Anniversaries Of Whose Death Are Commemorated On The Following
Date
Friday, December 4, 2009
Fred Brody*
Bud Cadiff
Victor Glickman
Richard Goldsmith*
Ada Goodman*
Alice Harmen
Stanley Kraft*
William Kreibick
Nora Lynn Kelter*
Stanley Lukasz*
Rose Mandell
Ilene Miller*
Irving Modell
Carl Moster
Betty Novak*
Joseph M. Rosen*
Mark David Rothman
Jacob Selen*
Louis Schwartz*
Sidney Carl Silvers*
Jacob Henry Warburg*
Fay Weinberg*
Henry Weiner*
Aaron Wertkin*
Friday, December 11, 2009
Ruby Beeber
Richard S. Donn*
Elaine F. Donn*
Edward Eisen
Herman Feinstein*
Frank Fingerhut*
Jacob David Finkelstein*
Hannah Franzblau*
Leila Goldsmith
Paul Goldsmith
Clara Green
Harry Grossman
Elaine Grumbach
Arthur Herscovit
Harry Levy*
Nathan Michaels
Irene W. Miller*
Florence S. Moss*
Arthur Pollak*
Wendy L. Schwartz*
Rose Weber
Suzanne Wexler Shafer
Ida Siegel
Dora Uretsky*
Fay Weinberg*
Ruth Weiss*
Jacob Wexler
Friday, December 18, 2009
Elaine Contente
Henrietta Cooper*
Dorothy Fisher
Herbert Fleisher
Rose Frohman*
Eleanor Grayson
Jennie F. Jaret*
Edward Komorner
Morris Konsker*
Leonard Levine*
Margaret Levy*
Julius Bud Menzin*
Joe Morris*
Molly Popkin*
Emily Rapp*
Ted Tulchin*
Friday, December 25, 2009
Harold Cohen
Fanny Egelman
Fay Frank*
Carey Helman*
Louis Maran*
Mary Naftel*
Joseph Oberwager
Rebecca Orenstein*
Lazarus Reit*
Sam Rocks*
Max Silvey*
David Stein
Harry Steinfeld*
Bessie Weinberger
Mark Woorman
CRT KOL NIDRE 2009 PLEDGE LIST
Anonymous
Andrea Barmash and Diane Styma
David & Beverly Batan
Ira & Beth Beeber
Michael Berman
Brian & Jackie Butensky
Noah Butensky
Lucille Coren
Gary & Jeanie Corn
Elaine and Laurence Doctors
William & Connie Egelman
Jeremy Egelman
Aaron Egelman
Carla and Harvey Eisenberg
Robert & Jill Feinman
Bernard & Adele Feldman
Kenneth and Stephanie Freese
Danielle Frenkel
Edward & Helene Gagg
Perry & Linda Glickman
Irwin & Meredith Goldfarb
Marilyn & Jonathan Goldsmith
David & Cheri Goldstein
Robert & Maria Grotsky
Sheri & Steve Henig-Migden
Irving & Roslyn Horowitz
Molly Jackson
Lillian Karp
Arthur & Diane Kleiner
Daniel & Sharon Kotcher
Jeffrey & Lizzie Kozarsky
Howard & Loraine Kreinces
Sharyn Levine
Kathleen and Alan Lissauer
Gary & Rachelle Lotenberg
Robert & Cary Markman
G. Menikoff
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CRT Chayeinu
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December 2009
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Friday, December 11th is the first night of Chanukah….
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night and bring your Menorah!