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CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK
VOL. LXXXI NO. 6 AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2013 AV-ELUL-TISHREI 5773-5774
The Clergy, Board and Staff
of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
wish you the very best
for a good, sweet year!
Shanah
Tovah
an eveni ng wi th
Ron Coden
$18 members $25 non-members
Come enjoy a
twilight experienCe at CSZ
Sunday, auguSt 11, 2013
6:00 p.m. Barbeque
7:00 p.m. Concert on the pavilion
For more information, please contact tobye Bello
248.357.5544 or tbello@shaareyzedek.org
Rockin Rosh Hashanah 5774
Family Simchat Torah
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Family Holiday Services
with Mama Doni
Youth Service for young families
with children ages 3-7
Thursday, September 5
and Friday, September 6
11:00 a.m. in the Youth Lounge
An exciting evening for families with
pre-school and school-age children
Thursday, September 26
6:00 p.m. Pizza Dinner
6:30 p.m. Singing and dancing with
the Torah and Mama Doni
For more information, please contact Tobye Bello
248.357.5544 or tbello@shaareyzedek.org
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Special Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Rabbinic Reflections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
High Holy Days 5774 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 9-15
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Bnai Mitzvah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Annual Meeting 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-19
Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21
Affiliates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
Education & Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-25
Adult Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Yahrzeits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-28
Memoriams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Tributes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-33
Quality Kosher Catering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Photo Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Shaarey Zedek Soire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Synagogue
Contact Information
Visit us on the web at www.shaareyzedek.org
or follow us on Twitter @shaareyzedek
Synagogue Office
27375 Bell Road
Southfield, Michigan 48034-2079
Phone: 248.357.5544 Fax 248.357.0227
Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday,
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Friday
Special Business Hours: Closed Labor Day, September 2.
High Holy Days Hours:
September 4, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
September 5 & 6, closed
September 13, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
September 18, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
September 19 & 20, closed
September 25, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
September 26 & 27, closed
CSZ Clover Hill Park Cemetery
2425 East Fourteen Mile Road
Birmingham, Michigan 48009
Phone: 248.723.8884 248.723.8886
www.cloverhillpark.org
Connect With Us
Rabbi Joseph H. Krakoff ( @rabbikrakoff) ........................................................................................................................ rabbikrakoff@shaareyzedek.org
Rabbi Aaron L. Starr ( @rabbistarr, Rabbi Aaron Starr) ................................................................................................... rabbistarr@shaareyzedek.org
Leonard Gutman, Assistant Cantor ............................................................................................................................................ lgutman@shaareyzedek.org
Cantor Chaim Najman, DM, Emeritus ........................................................................................................................................ chaim.najman@gmail.com
Shira Shapiro, Executive Director ............................................................................................................................................. sshapiro@shaareyzedek.org
Janet Pont, Director of Member Support Services .......................................................................................................................... jpont@shaareyzedek.org
Tobye Bello, Program Director ...................................................................................................................................................... tbello@shaareyzedek.org
Ronald Miller, CPA, Controller .................................................................................................................................................... rmiller@shaareyzedek.org
Shelley Golsky, Office Manager ................................................................................................................................................. sgolsky@shaareyzedek.org
Allison Gutman, Assistant Director of Education and Youth ..................................................................................................... agutman@shaareyzedek.org
David Lerner, Director of Youth and Young Adult Programming ................................................................................................ dlerner@shaareyzedek.org
Mary Knoll, President .................................................................................................................................................................. mknoll@shaareyzedek.org
Robert Goodman, Vice President ........................................................................................................................................... rgoodman@shaareyzedek.org
Larry Nemer, Vice President ....................................................................................................................................................... lnemer@shaareyzedek.org
Rick Cohen, Executive Board Officer .......................................................................................................................................... rcohen@shaareyzedek.org
Jeri Fishman, Executive Board Officer ...................................................................................................................................... jfishman@shaareyzedek.org
Janice Stoneman, Executive Board Officer ............................................................................................................................. jstoneman@shaareyzedek.org
CSZ Mens Club, Affiliate ........................................................................................................................................................ mensclub@shaareyzedek.org
CSZ Seniors, Affiliate .................................................................................................................................................................. seniors@shaareyzedek.org
CSZ Sisterhood, Affiliate ........................................................................................................................................................ sisterhood@shaareyzedek.org
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Congregation Shaarey Zedek is a warm, welcoming, inclusive and egalitarian Conservative Jewish community.
We provide to all generations innovative, stimulating and diverse spiritual, educational leadership and social opportunities
that nurture our love and commitment to Jewish life, our Synagogue, our country and the State of Israel.
Our spiritual direction is led by committed, knowledgeable and caring clergy available to all.
Together, we participate in celebrating our history, enriching our community and planning our future.
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rom courtrooms to dining rooms,
one of the most asked questions in
society today is who is responsible?
Day after day we read more and more about feeble excuses and
shameless scapegoating, all in an attempt to blame someone
else.
why do we so easily look outside ourselves to accuse others?
i will never forget the lawsuit led a few years back by teenagers
against a fast food restaurant. e teens were alleging that their
food was less healthy than they thought, leading them to obe-
sity, hypertension and diabetes. while i realize that at times we
face experiences and events beyond our control, i shudder at
the thought that we have internalized a certain acceptability in
blaming other people for what happens to us.
as the new year 5774 is upon us, it serves as a gentle
reminder that we must look honestly at ourselves and our
relationships, bidding us to stand up and say I messed up,
its my mistake, and I am the one who is responsible for
what happened here. mistakes are natural, but we have to take
responsibility for them. it is not always easy to accept such
responsibility. Despite the anger and embarrassment that might
come along with such honesty, there is much humility in sincerely
admitting when we are wrong.
ankfully, we have the high holyday season (which actually
begins in the middle of the summer during the seven weeks
following tisha Bav) to help us get back on the right track.
our tradition brilliantly teaches that each of us has the potential
to change, no matter howfar we have strayed. waiting for others
to change rst (and take responsibility for their actions) is a
nice thought, but ultimately, it wont help us make the positive
changes within ourselves.
Teshuvah (repentance) is about looking deeply into ourselves.
it is about carefully and self-consciously evaluating our deeds
and actions. it is about standing up and taking responsibility
for ourselves. it is possible only when we work to authentically
change ourselves in the deepest recesses of our being. we must
penetrate our souls for this process of teshuvah to work. our
ngers must point inward and not outward, for we are responsible
only for ourselves!
yes, this is the time of year that we are given a fresh start.
e high holydays are set aside for each of us to give ourselves
that all-important spiritual self-examination. So let us use this
precious time to mold ourselves into the best people we can
be, and may this be the best year of our lives!
Susan, atara, micah and elan join me in wishing you and
your family a restful and transformative summer, with greetings
for a Shanah Tovah uMetukah, a happy and healthy new year
5774!
Entering the New Year 5774:
Taking Responsibility for Ourselves
Rabbi Joseph H. Krakoff rabbikrakoff@shaareyzedek.org Twitter: @rabbikrakoff
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cclesiastes promises us, to everything
there is a season. it has now been a
full generation that we have used our
current high holyday prayer book (mahzor),
ironically called e New Mahzor. as such,
the season is upon us for a new prayer book to give voice to the
21
st
Century jew. while any change brings some trepidation, this
one is denitely also cause for celebration. interestingly enough,
however, the expression new mahzor begs the question: arent
the words new and mahzor a contradiction in terms? after
all, the word mahzor comes fromthe hebrewroot chet-zayin-resh:
to return. it is to the same prayers and the same themes (prayer,
repentance, charity) that we are supposed to return each year
during the high holyday season.
yet, while we recite the same prayers and focus on the same
themes, each year we bring something newto our supplications.
each year we are at a dierent place in our spiritual journey.
each year we commit mistakes (hopefully not the same mistakes)
but also take steps to deepen our connection to god, torah and
israel. each year we suer terrible tragedy, loss and perhaps ill-
ness, but each year we also welcome new family and friends to
our inner circle. while each year the high holyday themes of
prayer, repentance and charity remain the same, our souls enter
the Season of judgement in very dierent ways.
in his book, e Gift of the Jews, omas Cahill oers an apt
description of jewish life and thought. in much of the world,
but especially ancient times, life was a circle: birth,
marriage, children, and then death; crops are planted, they grow,
they are harvested, and then crops are planted again. in judaism,
though, life is a spiral. we encounter similar patterns every year,
but we seek at all times to grow and change, bringing us ever
closer to gods loving presence. For the jew, our seasons are
cyclical, but, as the poet alvin Fine writes, Birth is a beginning
and death is a destination; but life is a journey.
in this newyear 5774, may we be blessed with health and joy.
and, with lev Shalem, our new high holiday machzor, giving
us voice, may we be granted renewed vigor and determination
to live a life of righteousness and peace, wholeness and holiness.
rebecca, Caleb and ayal join me in wishing you a Shanah
tovah!
On Circles, Spirals and New Years
Rabbi Aaron L. Starr rabbistarr@shaareyzedek.org @rabbistarr Rabbi Aaron Starr
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C
anadian-born hazzan David propis
learned the cantorial art at the feet
of his father, the late hazzan Dov
propis, and studied voice with metropolitan
opera diva, elena nikolaidi. while serving for the past 19 years
at Congregation Beth yeshurun in houston, texas, he has built
an international concert career. Blending popular and cantorial
music seamlessly, he has shared the stage with numerous
luminaries including Dave Brubeck, julie Budd, jackie mason
and yaakov Smirno, appearing frequently in the major halls
of the U.S., europe and israel. hazzan propis continuously
entertains for major jewish and non-jewish organizations as
well as being in constant demand by his beloved houston
astros and rockets for his powerful rendition of the Star Span-
gled Banner. new york times columnist allan Kozin called his
performance at Carnegie hall stunning ebullient.
hazzan propis produces numerous faith-based recordings,
including all 11 of e Spirit Series CDs for the Cantors as-
sembly and United Synagogue. ey have been distributed to
millions of homes throughout north america, which have
raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for these organizations.
he also is the founder, creative director, and managing partner
of e 3 Jewish Tenors, a symphonic musical event. is concert
event, along with several others, including Kindred Spirits of
los angeles, have raised millions of dollars for synagogues,
jewish Federations and jewish organizations, such as jewish
Family and Career Services throughout the United States.
hazzan propis has himself recorded over a dozen albums.
his latest, Together as One, a duet CD with hazzan alisa
pomerantz-Boro, joins Visions of Shabbat and Visions in Prayer,
both composed and arranged by meir Finkelstein, as well as
e 3 Jewish Tenors LIVE!, and his yiddish CD Inspirations -
Memories of Home. among his many honors, hazzan propis is
a past president of the Cantors assembly, the largest body of
cantors in the world, co-chaired both poland and germany
Cantors assembly missions, was named to the task force to
restructure the cantorial school at jtS, received the hiddur
mitzvah award from masorti olami, the hazzan moses
Silverman Service award from the Cantors assembly, and
received an honorary Doctorate from jtS. hazzan propis and
his wife, Karen Siegel propis, have two beautiful children,
Dena and Sam.
Please complete and return this Mahzor Order form
to Congregation Shaarey Zedek
27375 Bell Road, Southeld, MI 48034
Name ________________________________________
Address ______________________________________
Phone Number ________________________________
E-mail Address ________________________________
Number of Books @ $36.00 each ________________
Number of Large Print Books @ $80.00 each ________
Total Amount Paid $ ___________________________
Pay by: t Cash t MasterCard t VISA
Card No. _____________________________________
Expiration Date ____________________________
Signature _____________________________________
mahzorim are available for immediate pick-up
at the Synagogue oce. if you are unable to pick up
your pre-paid order before rosh hashanah, you may
pick them up on the rst day of high holy Day services.
For more information, please call 248.357.5544
We Welcome Hazzan David Propis for
the High Holy Days
as you know, CSZ is
adopting the Mahzor Lev
Shalemfor rosh hashanah
and yom Kippur. is
edition seeks to embrace
diversity, and open doors
for every congregant. e
mahzors running com-
mentary presents both a
historical overview and
insight into the meaning
of prayers. english trans-
lations are close to the
meaning of the original
and the transliterations
are plentiful. an added feature is a full transliteration of all songs.
e mahzors rich assortment of readings, hasidic stories and re-
ections, and quotes from contemporary israeli and american
poets, and leading rabbis in the Conservative movement and be-
yond. with abundant readings that focus on spiritual issues and
tikkun olam, mahzor lev Shalem speaks to the contemporary con-
cerns of our congregants. it promises to be inspiring and relevant
for years to come.
Own your own copy of the Mahzor Lev Shalem
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AUGUST 17
LEO & MARA SABIN
Children of:
Laurie and Bradley Sabin
Siblings of:
Rachel, Barry Sabin
Grandchildren of:
Sharon (zl) and Richard Brown,
Doreen and Nison Sabin
KI TAVO
AUGUST 24
ISABEL DZIUBA
Daughter of:
Julie and Timothy Dziuba
Sister of:
Caitlyn, Anthony Dziuba
Granddaughter of:
Anne and Edward Dziuba,
Marilyn Kales, Paul Sacks
Great-Granddaughter of:
Lorraine (zl) and Paul Kales
SHABBAT SHUVAH
SEPTEMBER 7
ALEXANDER &LAURENWALKON
Children of:
Sharon and Marvin Walkon
Grandchildren of:
Dorothy and Seymour Rapp,
Jenny Walkon (zl)
and Harvey Walkon (zl)
NITZAVIM-VA-YEILEKH
AUGUST 31
DANIEL STERNBERG
Son of:
Marcy and Douglas Sternberg
Brother of:
Carly, Ari Sternberg
Grandson of:
Helene and Stephen Spitz,
Judee and Robert Sternberg
CHOL HAMOED
SUKKOT, SEPTEMBER 21
JACKSON PARTRICH
Son of:
Samantha and Ross Partrich
Brother of:
Tatum, Ari Partrich
Grandson of:
Sheila and Miles Hurwitz,
Myrna and Spencer Partrich
BERESHIT
SEPTEMBER 28
EMMA GREY
Daughter of:
Lori and Sam Grey
Sister of:
Natalie, Rachel Grey
Granddaughter of:
Anita (zl) and Philip (zl) Grey,
Rochelle and Arthur Lieberman
BERESHIT
SEPTEMBER 28
JACOB BEAN
Son of:
Lauren and Eric Bean
Brother of:
Alexander, Catherine Bean
Grandson of:
Cadine and Steve Bean,
Bette and Steve Glickfield
Leslie and Robert Jacobs
NITZAVIM-VA-YEILEKH
AUGUST 31
RYAN ZALLA
Son of:
Julie Bramson Zalla and Steven Zalla
Brother of:
Kyle Zalla
Grandson of:
Ellen and Michael Cole,
Linda and Harvey Zalla
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FIRST NIGHT OF ROSH HASHANAH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2013
Minchah/Maariv Services 5:30 p.m. Sanctuary
FIRST DAY OF ROSH HASHANAH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2013
Rosh Hashanah Service 8:00 a.m. Sanctuary
Bnai Mitzvah Torah Recessional 10:15 a.m.* Sanctuary
(celebrating Bnai Mitzvah students, August 2012-August 2013)
Rabbi Joseph H. Krakoff will deliver the sermon 11:30 a.m.* Sanctuary
Youth Programs/Services
Activities for Children Ages 3-7 10:30-11:00 a.m. Library
For Children Ages 8 and Younger and Their Families (with Mama Doni) promptly at 11:00 a.m.-Noon Youth Lounge
For Children Ages 8-12 and Their Families (with Rabbi Aaron L. Starr) promptly at 11:00 a.m.-Noon Chapel
Special Youth Blessing for Children ages 0-17 12:15 p.m.* Sanctuary
Tashlich Services 4:45 p.m. Meet in the Foyer
Everyone is encouraged to bring breadcrumbs as we will symbolically cast our sins into the water
Minchah/Maariv Services 5:30 p.m. Chapel
SECOND DAY OF ROSH HASHANAH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2013
Rosh Hashanah Service 8:00 a.m. Sanctuary
Bnai Mitzvah Torah Recessional 10:15 a.m.* Sanctuary
(Celebrating Bnai Mitzvah students, September 2013-August 2014)
Youth Programs/Services
Activities for Children Ages 3-7 10:30 -11:00 a.m. Library
For Children Under Age 8 and Their Families (with Mama Doni) promptly at 11:00 a.m.-Noon Youth Lounge
For Children Ages 8-12 and Their Families (with Rabbi Aaron L. Starr) promptly at 11:00 a.m.-Noon Chapel
Tiny Treasures Ceremony Noon Sanctuary
(Honoring babies born March 2012 - August 2013) Families should gather at the Sanctuary doors at 11:45 a.m.
Rabbi Aaron L. Starr will deliver the sermon 12:15 p.m.* Sanctuary
Minchah and Shabbat Maariv 6:00 p.m. Chapel
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KOL NIDREI FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2013
Minchah Service 6:30 p.m. Sanctuary
Kol Nidrei Evening Service 6:45 p.m. Sanctuary
Rabbi Aaron L. Starr will deliver the sermon
YOM KIPPUR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2013
Yom Kippur Services 9:30 a.m. Sanctuary
Youth Programs/Services
Activities for Children Ages 3-7 10:30-11:00 a.m. Library
For Children Ages 0-7 and Their Families (with Rabbi Aaron L. Starr) 11:00 a.m.-Noon Youth Lounge
For Children Ages 8-12 and Their Families (with David Lerner) 11:00 a.m.-Noon Chapel
Activities for Children Ages 3-7 Noon-End of Yizkor Service Library
Supervised Youth Activities for Children Ages 8-12 Noon-End of Yizkor Service Tikvah Chapel
Rabbi Joseph H. Krakoff will deliver the sermon 11:45 a.m.* Sanctuary
followed by the Yizkor Service
Yom Kippur Study Sessions with Rabbis Joseph H. Krakoff and Aaron L. Starr
Lifes Big Questions: Part I 3:15-4:15 p.m. Sanctuary
Lifes Big Questions: Part II 4:30-5:30 p.m. Sanctuary
Minchah Service 5:45 p.m. Sanctuary
Nilah Service 7:15 p.m. Sanctuary
Childrens Procession into the Sanctuary (with Rabbi Aaron L. Starr) 8:15 p.m. Gather in the Chapel at 8:00 p.m.
Sounding of the Shofar 8:30 p.m. Sanctuary
Everyone is encouraged to bring a shofar to conclude Yom Kippur
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FIRST NIGHT OF SUKKOT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2013
Minchah/Maariv Services 5:30 p.m. Chapel
FIRST DAY OF SUKKOT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013
Shacharit Service 9:00 a.m. Sanctuary
Childrens Sukkot Festival
Ruach Activities for Children Ages 3-7 10:00 a.m. Library
For Children Ages 3-6 and Their Families 10:45 a.m. Tikvah Chapel
For Children Ages 7-12 and Their Families 10:45 a.m. Chapel
Lulav Parade into the Sanctuary 11:30 a.m.* Children will be led by Rabbi Aaron L. Starr
Sukkah Stroll Lunch Following Services Krakoff Family Sukkah
Everyone is invited to the home of Susan and Rabbi Joseph Krakoff
Minchah/Maariv Services for the Second Night of Sukkot 5:30 p.m. Chapel
SECOND DAY OF SUKKOT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2013
Shacharit Service 9:00 a.m. Sanctuary
Ruach Activities for Children Ages 3-7 10:00 a.m. Library
Minchah/Maariv Services for Shabbat 6:00 p.m. Chapel
SHABBAT CHOL HAMOED SUKKOT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2013
Shacharit Service 9:00 a.m. Sanctuary
Sukkah Evening with the Starrs Starr Family Sukkah
Everyone is invited to the home of Rebecca and Rabbi Aaron Starr
Services at the Starrs home are in lieu of services held in the CSZ building
Minchah Service 7:00 p.m.
Sudah Shlishit 7:15 p.m.
Maariv/Havdalah Services 8:00 p.m./Shabbat ends 8:19 p.m.
SHMINI ATZERET EVENING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2013
Minchah/Maariv Services 5:30 p.m. Chapel
SHMINI ATZERET SIMCHAT TORAH EVENING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2013
Shacharit Service 9:00 a.m. Sanctuary
Sermon, Yizkor Service and Memorial Plaque Dedication 10:15 a.m.* Sanctuary
Mama Doni Family Simchat Torah 6:00 p.m. Adler Hall
Minchah/Maariv Services followed by Horah with the Torah 6:30 p.m. Chapel
SIMCHAT TORAH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2013
Shacharit Service 9:00 a.m. Chapel
Minchah/Maariv Services for Shabbat 6:00 p.m. Chapel
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2013/5774 High Holy Days
Additional Admission Ticket Order Form
A. Guest tickets will be provided at no charge to the following non-members:
1. Children 18 years old and younger
2. Young adults ages 19 to 29
3. Any out-of-town guest who is a member in good standing of a synagogue located outside
of Metropolitan Detroit (with a letter from such synagogue confirming membership status)
B. Guest tickets may be purchased for other non-members who are immediate family*
members of a Shaarey Zedek member, at a cost of $250.
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per ticket.
Note: Please contact the synagogue office for any other questions regarding tickets.
* Immediate family is considered Son, Daughter, Son-in-law, Daughter-in-law, Father, Father-in-law, Mother, Mother-in-law
Name of Guest: _________________________________________ Relationship to Member: ____________________________________
Guest Mailing Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Telephone #: _________________________________ E-mail Address: _______________________________________________________
________ Children 18 & Younger _________ Young Adult 19-29 _________ Out-of-Town: Member of Synagogue
________ Non-Member 30 & Older-Immediate Family _________ Other Non-Member 30 & Older
Name of Guest: _________________________________________ Relationship to Member: ____________________________________
Guest Mailing Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Telephone #: _________________________________ E-mail Address: _______________________________________________________
________ Children 18 & Younger _________ Young Adult 19-29 _________ Out-of-Town: Member of Synagogue
________ Non-Member 30 & Older-Immediate Family _________ Other Non-Member 30 & Older
Member Name: _________________________________________ Telephone #: ______________________________________________
Mailing Address for Ticket Delivery: ___________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail Address: __________________________________________________________ Amount Enclosed: $ ________________________
MasterCard/Visa #: __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Expiration Date: ____________________________ 3-digit Sercurity Code: _______________ Date: ____________________________
Signature: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Please complete this form and return it with your check or credit card information to:
CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK ATTN: TICKET ORDERS 27375 BELL ROAD SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48034
For information regarding membership, please contact Shelley Golsky at 248.357.5544
Tickets requested after Wednesday, August 28 must be picked up at the synagogue office
no later than 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 3, 2013
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Clover Hill Park Cemetery and CSZ
invite relatives and friends to attend a
special memorial service at the David-
son-Hermelin Chapel at Clover Hill
Park. The service will be conducted by
our own Rabbi Joseph Krakoff, Rabbi
Aaron Starr, and Assistant Cantor
Leonard Gutman.
Following the service, each family
may visit the grave sites of loved ones
to recite prayers.
Sunday, August 25
11:00 a.m.
Remembrance
TIME OF
YOUTH BLESSING
At approximately 12:15 p.m.,
all of our students will join
together from their various youth
services around the building,
and come into the main sanctuary,
where they will be blessed from
the bimah and honored as future
leaders.
BNAI MITZVAH
TORAH RECESSIONAL
At approximately 10:15 a.m.,
Bnai Mitzvah students whose
Bar/Bat Mitzvah occurred
August 2012 through August 2013
will be invited to lead
the recessional when we
return the Torah scrolls to the Ark
following the reading.
FIRST DAY OF
ROSH HASHANAH
SEPTEMBER 5
SECOND DAY OF
ROSH HASHANAH
SEPTEMBER 6
Rosh Hashanah
Youth Involvement
BNAI MITZVAH
TORAH RECESSIONAL
At approximately 10:15 a.m.,
Bnai Mitzvah students
who will celebrate
in the coming year
will be invited to lead
the recessional when we
return the Torah scrolls to the Ark
following the reading.
Slichot
C O M M U N I T Y - W I D E
ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE
29901 Middlebelt Road, Farmington Hills
9:00 p.m. Light Refreshments
9:30 p.m. Program
Understanding Loss
at the Days of Awe
with Guest Speaker
Rabbi Daniel Greyber
10:30 p.m. Slichot Service
Led by Hazzan Daniel Gross,
Marty Liebman and members of
the Adat Shalom Choir
Daniel Greyber is rabbi at Beth El Synagogue in
Durham, N.C., and the author of Faith Unravels: A
Rabbi s Struggle with Grief and God. Formerly a
Jerusalem Fellow at the Mandel Leadership Institute,
faculty member at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Stud-
ies in Los Angeles, and the Executive Director of Camp
Ramah in California, he currently serves on the Editorial
Board of Conservative Judaism, and his articles have
been featured in a wide range of Jewish publications.
Saturday, August 31
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Thursday,
September 5
Meet at 4:45 p.m. in the CSZ Foyer
Parents, children and members of all ages
are invited to join in this brief,
but moving, Rosh Hashanah tradition
of casting our sins into a body of water.
you may order your
lulav and etrog set
for $45.00 by contact
assistant Cantor Leonard gutman
at 248.357.5544, or
lgutman@shaareyzedek.org.
Sets will be available for pick-up
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Sunday, September 15,
and 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
on Monday, September 16
and tuesday, September 17.
Order your
Lulav and Etrog
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HONORING BABIES BORN
MARCH 1, 2012 THROUGH JULY 31, 2013
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2013, 12:00 NOON
SECOND DAY OF ROSH HASHANAH
Congregation Shaarey Zedek invites all
new babies, parents and grandparents
to participate in this wonderful event.
Even if your grandchildren are not connected
with Shaarey Zedek at this time, we welcome them
to be a part of this ceremony.
PLEASE CONTACT US BY AUGUST 15!
We will need to know the names of the babies
(both Hebrew and English), parents, siblings,
grandparents and living great-grandparents.
Please also send a high-quality digital baby photo.
The babies will be featured in a keepsake booklet
for you to enjoy for many years to come.
To participate, or for more information,
please contact Janet Pont at 248.357.5544
or jpont@shaareyzedek.org
Through interactive stories, games and activities, children ages 3-6
and their parents will be engaged in learning about the celebration of
Sukkot. Children ages 7-12 are invited to join Rabbi Aaron Starr and
their Shaarey Zedek family as we learn and laugh together. Following
these special experiences, all of the children ages 3-12 will parade
through the Sanctuary shaking a lulav!
YOUTH SUKKOT FESTIVAL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 10:45 A.M.
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CSZs
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will be dedicated in memory of the
following during the service on
Shmini Atzeret,
Thursday, September 26, 2013.
MEMORIAL
PLAQUES
Thursday, September 26
Minchah/Maariv 6:30 p.m.
Dancing with the Torah 7:00 p.m.
Celebrate Simchat Torah with a fun evening of
singing and dancing with the Torah!
Families with young children are also invited
to join us at 6:00 p.m. for
Mama Doni Family Simchat Torah
See inside front cover for details
Sukkah
Stroll
First Day of Sukkot
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
SUKKAH STROLL LUNCH
Everyone is invited to the home of
Susan and Rabbi Joseph Krakoff
Following Services at CSZ
Shabbat Chol Hamoed Sukkot
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
SUKKAH EVENING WITH THE STARRS
Everyone is invited to the home of
Rebecca and Rabbi Aaron Starr
Services at the Starrs home are in lieu of
services held in the CSZ building
Minchah Service 7:00 p.m.
Sudah Shlishit 7:15 p.m.
Maariv/Havdalah Services 8:00 p.m.
Shabbat ends 8:19 p.m
Richard (Dick) Fynke
Donald Lewis
Ida Sandra Milstein Lowe
Irma Mogill
Corinne Nayer
Ralph Pierce
Dr. Norman R. Schakne
Robert Schechter
Edwin G. Siegel
Paul Silverstein
Edith Snider
Adele Sonenklar
Ada Walt
Dr. Michael Weingarden
Heidi Jo Perlman Wheeler
Jeffrey Zaslow
Shirley Zirkin
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I
would like to express to the congregation
my sincere appreciation and gratitude
for your warm embrace of my election
as president of our beloved congregation
at our annual meeting in april.
e Festive prelude that my fellow o-
cer and dear friend jeri Fishman organized was spectacular
gorgeous and delicious small bites and cocktails all artfully
presented by Daniel Kohn of Quality Kosher Catering started
the evening o in the most festive manner with the entire
congregation invited to sample this array of culinary creativity.
e avor combinations were intriguing and encouraged dis-
cussion among the crowd it really was a party and lots of fun!
By co-sponsoring the event, QKC made it possible for the
congregation to enjoy a gourmet array for just a nominal
charge. our party was fabulous and inclusive something for
which we should all be particularly proud. ank you jeri
Fishman, Daniel Kohn and all who worked with each of them,
including our own valued synagogue sta, in making the party
special!
e fun continued with esteemed past president and minyan
regular, Dr. richard Brown, as emcee of the nights festivities,
introducing my most adored husband jay (of 48 years 24 for
him and 24 for me) surprising me with an entertaining and
touching enumeration of 13-candles for the important inuences
in my Shaarey Zedek life. Certainly, among those inuences
were the impressive musical comedy writing and performing
team consisting of lori and past president Steven weisberg,
and Steve Fishman! ey wrote original material based upon
Broadway tunes, and entitled the show Mary Knoll Poppins.
ey also benetted from vocal and instrumental accompani-
ment from Cantor meir Finkelstein and a not-ready-for-prime-
time chorus of synagogue past presidents, spouses, and board
members. many thanks to lori, Steve, and Steve and each of
you who serenaded us that evening in fun and jest!
ere are so very many people to whom i owe thanks and
credit with hard work and eort to make a delightful evening
for us all. i apologize for being unable to list all of your names
here, including the names of our wonderful synagogue sta
who works every day to make everything the best it can be.
our sta is exceptionally dedicated and committed and i thank
each and every one of them!
as i expressed my gratitude to the congregation on the
night of the annual meeting, there were many emotional mo-
ments. ose moments all involved one common thread: my
heartfelt thanks for the enriching and inspiring friendships that
my involvement with our congregation has aorded me. i
highlighted three people who were present that night and of
particular signicance to my personal growth as a Shaarey
Zedek volunteer: janet pont, for being the embodiment of the
joy and welcoming embrace of Shaarey Zedek; marjorie
Saulson, for being the pioneer for egalitarianism and
inclusiveness at Shaarey Zedek; and, Cindy Sharan, whom i
met for the rst time fteen years ago in the Shaarey Zedek
adult Bat mitzvah Class, and who modeled and continues to
model for me the highest level of volunteer commitment while
being a bon vivant, at the ready to celebrate and enjoy all that
is good in life!
Cindy, together with past presidents of Sisterhood Karen
Katz and jeri Fishman, miriam goldberg and Suzi terebelo
are among a particularly treasured group of Sisters of mine
along with former trustee harry Siegel! of course, past pres-
idents in whose ocer groups i had served, gregg orley, David
wallace, Brian hermelin, and Steve margolin have all been
inspiring friends along with my fellow ocers larry nemer,
rob goodman, my dear friends janice Stoneman and jeri
Fishman, and our most recently elected ocer, rick Cohen.
ricks wife, Sisterhood past president linda Cohen, also is a
constant inspiration and role model for me. ank you linda!
our most valuable asset is our people. each and every
member of our congregation is important and we lay leaders,
our clergy, and sta are here to help provide a meaningful
spiritual, intellectual, and social environment for you. i urge
you all to become more connected and involved in our
community. you will nd, as i did, that you will be warmly
embraced and that your contributions will be valued.
my love and respect for our community and pride in our
heritage includes our outstanding legacy of rabbinic and
cantorial excellence. rabbi joseph Krako, rabbi aaron Starr,
and assistant Cantor leonard gutman continue that tradition
and inspire us to be better in all ways. with a steadfast
commitment to excellence, the Board of trustees has engaged
world renowned hazzan David propis for the high holy Days.
as those of you who were present on the Shabbaton of june 14
and 15 are aware, hazzan propis has a unique ability to evoke
the emotion of prayer through his magnicent voice and
personal kavanah. he and rabbi Krako have been planning
services that will be most memorable for us all.
is year, as we prepare to use the rabbinical assemblys
mahzor lev Shalem, please consider participating in one or all
of the numerous study sessions with our clergy. ey have
carefully prepared meaningful learning opportunities. e
added study will allow us a chance to be more fully prepared
both spiritually and intellectually for the holiday. ese classes
also give us a chance to reconnect with our synagogue
community, gathering back with old friends and making new
connections.
it is the connections among and between our members that
makes our community strong. as a jew-by-choice, who joined
at the time of my wedding knowing only my husband, i can
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assure you that whatever your knowledge level or familiarity
with the community, it is more than mine was when i rst
ventured in to the shul for a class. you will be greeted warmly
and be a valued participant. you will nd, as i did, that our
community is a most inclusive one.
at Shaarey Zedek, our leadership is committed to serving
you our valued members in creating an enriching environ-
ment for your spritual, intellectual, and social life. Come to a
service, a program, class or social action project. our synagogue
is a family and each one of us whether a rst-time participant
or a fth generation legacy member is an important person
who makes a dierence!
i look forward to being able to wish you all a Shanah tovah
in person this rosh hashanah!
Bshalom,
mary
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t seems like yesterday, that i was on the
Bimah as an ocer for the rst time and
said, please bear with me on my maiden
voyage in talking to you. So tonight, i again
say, please bear with me on my nal voyage
as an ocer talking to you. it has truly been
an honor and privilege to have been president of CSZand i want
to thank you for giving me this opportunity.
i know i speak for everyone, when i say how much we miss
rabbi groner and how much he impacted our lives. when i
became president, rabbi groner said to me that there will be
three words you cant wait to hear. he said do you know what
they are? i said no, please tell me. he replied immediate past
president. while there were a few days where i couldnt wait
for my term to expire, the vast majority of the time i greatly
enjoyed being president and there are so many things i will
miss and so many people i need to thank.
i will greatly miss being on the bimah with our clergy on
Shabbat and the chagim, and celebrating with Bnai mitvah and
other congregants as they celebrate smachot.
i will miss the view from the Bimah, especially on rosh
hashanah and yom Kippur when the seats are all full. it is hard
to describe the emotion of seeing 3,000 of us praying together
as one family. one of our goals has to be to engage our mem-
bers to participate in the myriad of activities that we provide.
last year we did a wonderful job as we celebrated our 150th
anniversary and i will miss the excitement of that celebration.
will we ever forget the sounds of the 150th anniversary con-
cert, written by Cantor meir Finkelstein and sponsored by
henrietta and alvin weisberg, with leonard Slatkin conduct-
ing the DSo? a special thank you to lori weisberg and Beth
margolin, the co-chairs of that event. will we ever forget the
150th anniversary party with more than 900 congregants at-
tending, which we called e Ultimate party and it was? a spe-
cial thank you to Suzi terebelo, the chair of that event, and to
marjorie Saulson who was the chair of the magnicent Family
album. also thank you to judy Cantor, our archivist, for all of
her guidance during our 150th celebration.
we again had programs for every age group and demographic.
From music, to food, to childrens activities, to learning, to
Gmilut Chasidim. i want to thank the morris and Beverly Baker
Foundation in memory of morris D. Baker, for sponsoring
Danny gordis, our scholar in residence, and i look forward to
next Fall when the foundation will be sponsoring Bret Stephens
as our scholar in residence. Bret is a columnist for the wall Street
journal, was the editor of the jerusalem post and is a fabulous
speaker. i want to thank the Katzman family for sponsoring our
successful purim extravaganza, and rita Keywell for sponsoring
our new member dinner.
rabbi Krako and Cantor Finkelstein collaborated on a yizkor
CD, and i want to thank Stephan and Barbara morse and joan
provizer for sponsoring this endeavor. Cantor Finkelstein will soon
be releasing a new musaf CD and i want to thank the weisberg
family for their sponsorship. i also want to thank rabbi Krakofor
writing and distributing his book on jewish mourning practices.
and, thank rabbi Starr for being a part of Federations teenmission
to israel, and impacting our teens and religious School students. i
also want to thank assistant Cantor gutman for his work in teach-
ing congregants toleada Shiva minyan, andfor helping our students
and congregants readtorah and haftorah.
it is imperative that we utilize and incorporate the latest
technological advances. i want to thank past president Dick
Brown, who donated our new live streaming system so that
congregants who are unable to physically attend services can
watch the service on their computers. we are also in the process
of making signicant upgrades to our website. Speaking of
technology, i am reminded of the story of the mother who is
teaching her six-year-old daughter to buckle her car seat belt. Do
i click the red square mommy? yes darling, said her mother.
e daughter then asked, Single click or double click?
i will miss giving the announcements on the Bimah every
Shabbat and i want to thank you for putting up with my attempts
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at humor and sometimes laughing at my jokes. however, what is
not a joke is the important role that CSZ plays in our lives. it is
where we experience our deepest emotions. where we laugh and
where we cry. it is where we celebrate our smachot, and where we
mourn and console each other. CSZ is where we have dedicated
and gifted clergy who reach out and touch our members. i will
miss interacting with our clergy. i will miss their guidance and
advice, and i want to thank rabbi Krako, rabbi Starr, Cantor
Finkelstein, and assistant Cantor gutman for brightening and
enhancing the lives of our congregants. i also want to thank alexis
Zimberg, our jewish Family educator, for her work.
i will also miss interacting with our sta under the direction
of Shira Shapiro. i want to thank janet pont, Shelley golsky,
tobye Bello, ron miller, Keith armbruster, gail goodstein,
Kelly woerner, martha goldberg and the rest of the sta for their
dedication to CSZ and for making my life easier.
i will miss interacting with my fellow congregants. i am
thankful for the friendships that i have made and for the help
that so many have provided. i want to thank all of the volunteers
and premium dues members for giving of their time and
resources. i want to thank everyone who has made a donation to
our shul, and i wish i could mention everyone by name. i do
however want to acknowledge e Davidson Foundation for their
continuedandsignicant support, andhonorary past president Bill
Berman for his nancial contributions. Bill not only reminds us
of our glorious past, but guides us on our vision for the future and
reminds us of the importance of touching congregants lives.
i will miss working with linda Cohen and Sisterhood, and
greatly appreciate all that they dofor the Shul. as usual, last years lois
linden nelson womans world, where ann Baruch was honored,
was outstanding. and, i knowthat next weeks event honoring Dina
Brodsky, will also be a huge success. i also want to thank alex orn-
stein and the mens Club for all of their contributions to CSZ.
to my fellowocers, mary, larry, jeri, rob, and janice, thank
you for the gift of your time and your talents in working on be-
half of CSZ. i will miss working with you and will especially miss
our weekly ursday morning meetings. i also want to thank your
spouses, jay, roz, Steve, jody and marty for sharing you with CSZ.
jeri, i want to thank you for all of your work in heading the torah
cover project. e covers are so magnicent and beautiful. i also
want to thank you for all your work on e Recorder. janice, i want
to thank you for all of your work in rejuvenating the
Sunshine committee which helps us touch members in both times
of joy and sorrow. also, thank you for instituting the Shabbat pro-
gram, Me and My Toddler, which will certainly help in our eorts
to recruit new members. rob, thank you for your work on en-
hancing our relationship with Quality Kosher Catering. also,
thank you for all of your help in dealing with so many delicate is-
sues and for your business acumen. larry, i rst want to thank
you for the inordinate amount of work that you spend on behalf
of CSZ. no one has spent as much time working on Shul matters
as you. i want to thank you for researching and dissecting every
issue so that we were in a position to make well-informed deci-
sions. ere is no one who knows more about the inner workings
of CSZthan larry. i will miss your charts and spread sheets. mary,
i also want to thank you for the enormous amount work that you
do on behalf of CSZ. From constantly working with the sta, to
working with the aliates, to producing copious minutes of our
board meetings, there are few aspects of the shul that you are not
involved with. i will also miss working with our board and past
presidents and i thank themfor their dedication to the Shul. i also
want to welcome rick Cohen to the ocer group, he is a xture
of our daily minyan and who also shares a great love for CSZ.
with our clergy, sta, and Board under the leadership of mary
Knoll, i am extremely excited about the future of CSZ.
i am blessed that my parents are here tonight. i learned the
importance of community and community service from my
parents and grandparents, and i am so thankful for all that they
have given me. i want to thank Beth and our three daughters,
amy, judy and rachel for putting up with me during my
presidency, and tell themhowmuch i love them. Finally, to Beth
the love of my life, thank you for being my partner in this
voyage. i could never have done this without your support,
advice and encouragement.
it was snack time at hebrewschool andlittle Stevie noticedthat
at the end of the table was a large pile of apples with a signthat said,
take only one apple each, god is watching. at the other end of the
table little Stevie noticed a large pile of chocolate chip cookies with
no sign. little Stevie then whispered to his friend larry, we can
take all the cookies we want. god is watching the apples.
may god continue to watch over us and this fabulous Shul.
Steve
Todah Rabah!
A Special Thank You
to our
Premium Dues Members
Your generosity is a mitzvah!
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Past CSZ President Steve Weisberg, Past Sisterhood President Marjorie Saulson,
Immediate Past CSZ President Steve Margolin, CSZ Vice President Larry Nemer
Sarah, Allison, Jay, Incoming CSZ President Mary, and Josh Knoll
CSZ Officer Janice Stoneman, CSZ Officer Rick Cohen,
Sisterhood President Linda Cohen, Roz Nemer
Past CSZ President Wally Handler, Maureen Fill, Marlene Handler
Suzi Terebelo, CSZ Officer Jeri Fishman, Incoming CSZ President Mary Knoll,
Miriam Goldberg, Cindy Shaffran
Lori Weisberg, Helen Weisberg
Herbert Brode, Rena Cohen, Joan Brode Eddie and Esther Sherman, Shirley Levin
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Ruth Beresh
Samuel Bernstein
Vivian K Berry
Jerrold Bigelman
Michael Borofsky
Marci Canvasser
Enid Chaness
Vivian Dean
Karen Dubrinsky
Madeline Forbes
Catherine Forbes
Daniel Greenberg
Amy Groner
Leon Hochman
Jeffrey Ishbia
Dana Jacob
Greg Katz
Ellen Kroopnick
Lesley Kutinsky
Sissi Lapides
Helen Levy
Jeffrey Lipton
Jennifer Mattler
Hannah Moss
Phyllis Newman
Arlene Niskar
Jules Olsman
Louis Parr
Molly Racklin
Benjamin Rosenthal
Matthew Roth
Shelly Rubenfire
Ken Sachs
Morris Silverman
Julie Sosin
Sherrie Sucher
Melvin Toby
Lawrence Tower
Mark Uzansky
Gerald Uzansky
Steven Wainess
David Wallace
Debra Wasserman
Perle Wolpin
SEPTEMBER
Ronald Bergman
Judy Cantor
Myriam Cohen
Candy (April) Cuttner
Bart Feinbaum
Shirley Feinberg
Michael Feldman
Nancy Finkel
Nanci Wolf Freedman
Arnold Gartner
Nancy Goldberg
Rose Rita Goldman
Susan Gordon
Judith Kaner
Karen A Katz
Susan Katz
Donna Katz
Marilyn Kent
Eleanor Korn
Bernard Krakauer
David Levi
Dennis Marcicky
Clifford Migdal
Susan Orman
Steven Parzen
Geula Rapp
Markus Rohtbart
Ann Schuster
Tracye Schwartz
Eric Suris
Mitchell Wagner
Stewart Weiner
Michael Zerkel
Emma Zerkel
Congregation Shaarey Zedek celebrates with you
on your special occasion.
SPECIAL BIRTHDAYS
LCHAIM!
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Arlene & Henry Gonte
Sheila & Mayer Morganroth
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Helene & Marvin Cherrin
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Sonja & Efim Perchikovsky
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Lisa & Joseph Konheim
Barbara & David Wallace
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Julie & Allen Berman
Suzanne & Stuart Gildenberg
Janice & Steven Traison
Karen & Morris Rottman
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Lori & Samuel Gray
Leslie & Thomas Rosin
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Dana & Jonathan Abrahams
Ela & Kevin Homer
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Marlene & Jack Guz
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Lori & Alan Zekelman
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Ilana & Adam Block
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Phyllis & Richard Bleznak
Esther & Floyd Bornstein
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Carol & Stephen Bromberg
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Debrah & Leon Warner
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Carol & Seymour Dubrinsky
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Marci & Steven Grant
Marianne & Jay Victor
Ilene & Steven Wolf
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Judith & Howard Koss
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Kimberley & Robert Broner
Sarah & Jonathan Jacobs
Lisa & Marc Weinbaum
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Jocelyn & Ira Margolis
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Alexandra & Kenneth Wittenberg
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARIES
volunteer in the CSZ
Community vegetable garden
Congregation Shaarey Zedek is partnering with
yad ezra and young israel of Southeld
to provide fresh produce to those in need.
we need help with garden maintenance and harvesting!
please contact tobye to volunteer, or to make a donation
at 248.357.5544 or tbello@shaareyzedek.org.
One who lends money is greater than one who performs charity,
and one who forms a partnership is greater than all.
Talmud Shabbat 63a.
ank you, Congregation Shaarey Zedek, for your
partnership with jtS.
ank you for demonstrating leadership, wisdom, and
a commitment to Conservative judaism through your
generous support of the Friends of jtS Campaign.
Shanah tovah
From e jewish eological Seminary
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Mazel Tov!
from your Shaarey Zedek Family
aWaRdS and aCHIEVEMEntS
mazel tov to dr. Jenna nicole Watson, a recent medical school grad-
uate, who is now at henry Ford hospital specializing in surgery. jenna
started her formal education in our Beth hayeled nursery School. jenna
is the daughter of Francie and Scott Watson and the granddaughter of
Bryna and Bob Frank.
mazel tov to danny Mogill on his graduation from Cranbrook
Schools. he will be attending michigan State University in the fall.
Danny is the son of David mogill and lori Silverstone mogill and the
proud grandson of dr. george and Irma (zl) Mogill and Charlotte and
dr. Bob Silverstone.
mazel tov to Mitch alpiner, son of dianne and Bob alpiner, who
recently graduated from oakland Community College with a 2-year de-
gree in vocal music. he also worked at oCC in everything pertaining to
the operation of a theatre at the Smith eatre. he will continue his ed-
ucation at michigan State University, studying media and technology in
the College of Communications to complete his 4-year degree.
mazel tov to Reinart and dr. Eugene gelzayd on the graduation of
their grandson, juston alexander gelzayd, from the ellis School of Busi-
ness at the University of arizona. he will be attending the University of
miami law School this fall. juston is the son of julie and Dr. Bradford
gelzayd.
mazel tov to Reinart and dr. Eugene gelzayd on the Bnai mitzvah
of their grandson, Dylan jacob tarson, son of Dena gelzayd tarson and
Keith tarson of lincolnshire, illinois and their granddaughter, lauren
rose gelzayd, daughter of julie and Dr. Bradford gelzayd of Scottsdale,
arizona.
mazel tov to Larry Katz on the re-publication of his book,
Baseball in 1939: e Watershed Season of the National Pastime, this past
year. e book chronicles the events surrounding the 1939 baseball season,
including the Baseball hall of Fame, the retirement of lou gehrig and the
rookie year of ted williams.
mazel tov to Matthew Silbergleit, son of alice and Richard
Silbergleit on receiving the Kindness Star award from the jewish Com-
munity Center of metropolitan Detroit. matthew and arielle walters
co-founded Colins Castles, an organization pairing teenage volunteers
with children and teens with cancer.
EngagEMEntS and MaRRIagES
mazel tov to Francie and Scott Watson on the recent marriage of
their son, Dr. andrew michael watson, to Dr. randee miller watson. also
sharing this joy are andrews grandparents, Bryna and Bob Frank. we
wish these families much good health and happiness as they share lifes
blessings together.
mazel tov to Carole Lasser and marshall lasser on the engagement of
their son, Sam lasser, to lauren miller, daughter of lisa and john miller
of hillsborough, California. Sam is the grandson of Jacqueline and
Myron Milgrom and the late estelle and the late jacob lasser (zl). Sam
is an attorney in San Francisco and lauren works for her family business.
e wedding will take place in California on September 1.
Attention all
TORAH &
HAFTORAH
READERS
If you are interested in
participating in minyan
services, please contact
Assistant Cantor
Leonard Gutman
at 248.347.5544 or
lgutman@shaareyzedek.org
in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of
Emily Uzansky
by Halley & Mark Uzansky
Fran & Jerry Uzansky
in memory of beloved father
Hyman Kramer
by Zina & Michael Kramer
in memory of beloved husband,
father, grandfather &
great-grandfather
Herman Brodsky
by the Brodsky Family
in memory of beloved mother
Begun Jan Soleymani
by Sion Soleymani
in memory of beloved husband
Jacob Beitner
by Bertha Beitner
in memory of beloved father
Morris Zuckman
by Ralph Zuckman,
Elaine & Barry Resnick
in memory of beloved husband,
Joseph Klaiman
by Zelda Klaiman
in memory of beloved brother
Arthur Sandberg
by Dr. & Mrs Hershel Sandberg
Thank You!
Breakfast and Sudah Shlishit Sponsors
Would you like to sponsor a Morning Minyan
breakfast and/or a Sudah Shlishit?
Please contact Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutman
at 248.357.5544
or lgutman@shaareyzedek.org.
WHEN YOU CANNOT BE AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
Babs (zl) and Herb Kaufman
Listen-in Program
allows our members to hear Shabbat &
Holiday morning services over the phone.
For more information on this,
call the synagogue office
248.357.5544
To watch services using our live stream,
please go to our homepage,
www.shaareyzedek.org,
and click on Live Streaming.
Generously sponsored by
Richard and Sharon (zl) Brown.
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Join us at Sisterhoods Opening Meeting to
Check Out Whos Walking the Runway
October 1, 2013 6:30 p.m. at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood is proud to honor their first
Woman of Distinction
Jacqui Elkus
For selflessly giving her heart and time to Sisterhood
torahFundis a fundraiser to help e jewisheological Seminary (new
york City), Ziegler School of rabbinic Studies (los angeles, California),
and Schechter institute of jewish Studies (jerusalem).
torah Fund supports jtS with scholarships to secure our future, as
well as many other worthy projects, such as the womens league Seminary
Synagogue, and residence hall at the american jewish University.
your torah Fund contribution strengthens and perpetuates
Conservative/masorti judaism all over the world!
Dues $36 RSVP by September 24 to 248.357.5544 or sisterhood@shaareyzedek.org
Save the Date for the 2013
CSZ Sisterhood Torah Fund Luncheon
The Colors of
Our Jewish Lives
tuesday, october 8, 2013
Please watch for your invitation, coming soon!
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Feel the spirit and warmth!
our Shabbat lunch has become the place to be!
Sisterhood Shabbat Lunch is supported entirely by contributions
to the Sisterhood Shabbat Lunch Fund.
Please contact Janice Stoneman
at 248.770.3454 for details.
Refreshments will be served. Seniors Members participate in our monthly raffle!
For more information, please contact Janet Pont at 248.357.5544 or jpont@shaareyzedek.org
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For more information, or to reserve
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Monday, August 5, 2013
join jeannie weiner
for Sisterhoods
daytime Book Club,
which will meet in the
Shaarey Zedek library
WEdnESday, auguSt 21
at 1:00 p.m.
we will be discussing
American Ghost
by janis owens
Page turners
COME AND ENJOY
THE A CAPPELLA
MUSIC OF
PELLA
A GROUP OF
YOUNG JEWISH SINGERS WHO WILL
ENTERTAIN AND CHARM YOU WITH
THEIR WIT AND ABILITY.
1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
AUGUST
BE THE FIRST
GROUP TO VIEW
OUR SUKKAH FOR
THE YEAR, THEN
ENJOY A MUSICAL
AFTERNOON WITH
JAZZ PIANIST
BOB SEELEY
1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
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Congregation Shaarey Zedek is pleased to
welcome two additions to its
Department of Education and Youth.
allison gutman, a product of the william
Davidson graduate School of jewish educa-
tion at the jewish eological Seminary of
america (jtS), joins us as assistant director
of Education and youth.
david Lerner, a product of wayne State
University and David Shapells College of
judaic studies in jerusalem, joins us as director
of youth and young adult Programming.
ey will partner with rabbi aaron Starr to
continue to create meaningful, engaging and
joyful jewish spiritual and educational experi-
ences for children and families.
CSZ Welcomes New Staff
Welcome Back!
parents, please plan to attend
the opening session with your children!
Not Yet
Registered?
registration is open for the
2013-2014 religious School year,
and may be completed by calling our
Department of education and youth
at 248.357.5544.
First Day of
Religious School
Sunday,
September 8
9:30 a.m.
Student
Registration is
ATID is a partnership betweeen ve
Conservative synagogues, designed to provide
teens in grades eight through twelve
with a dynamic, exciting Jewish
youth experience.
For more information, or to register,
please contact Karen Davis
at 248.357.5544
or kdavis@shaareyzedek.org
Opening Day
Monday, September 16
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Thrilling
Thursdays
Children ages 0-5 years bring an
adult and join us each Thursday
morning for a kid-friendly, creative
and innovative experience.
You wont want to miss the special
costumed characters! All Activities are
open to the community, and are FREE!
Giddy Up Partner
Come all you cowboys and cowgirls to
the CSZ corral for pony rides and much
more.
Arts and Scraps
A trunk full of supplies to make a special
creation to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Your $5 donation is appreciated.
The Cat in the Hat
A special feline visits CSZ to help design
wacky and wonderful hats.
8/1
Teddy Bear Adventure
Bring your favorite stuffed bear
for a fun-filled adventure.
8/22
Yoga and Yogurt
Instructor Lisa Redmond helps us
stretch our bodies, followed by a
healthy snack.
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Come play! 10:00 a.m. weekly
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Fulfill your dream of joining the circus! Join
CSZ for a day of Big Top fun with face
painting, circus snacks, and Circus Skills
workshops led by Cirque Amongus.
All are welcome, although circus skills
stations are geared to ages 3-7. Please bring
a box of your favorite kosher snack to donate
to Yad Ezra.
Sunday, August 11, 2013
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Saturdays
10:45 a.m.
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Me & My
a FREE parent/grandparent
and toddler experience
For children ages 18 months
to 3 years of age.
Members and non-members welcome.
RSVPs are preferred.
Please contact 248.357.5544 or
RabbiStarr@shaareyzedek.org
Adults: please, no jeans or sweats.
Free, joyful adult and child
classes with music, snacks, and
Shabbat-oriented games.
Free, adult and kid-friendly
community lunch follows.
Ruach activities available for
older siblings through age 7.
RSVP to Tobye Bello
at 248.357.5544 or
tbello@shaareyzedek.org
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Adult Learning Opportunities
Followi ng the Congregational Lunch
BECOMIng WHOLLy HOLy In 5774
with Rabbi Joseph Krako
august 24, 2013
For information, please contact Karen Davis at 248.357.5544 or kdavis@shaareyzedek.org
Shabbat Lunch and Learn
Tuesday Lunch and Learn
Summer Seri es wi th CSZ Clergy
ExPLORIng SPIRItuaL tHEMES In PREPaRatIOn
FOR tHE HIgH HOLy dayS 5774
12:00 nOOn
august 6 with Rabbi aaron Starr
august 13 with Rabbi Joseph Krako
august 20 with assistant Cantor Leonard gutman
Classes meet at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
$12 per person per date, includes lunch.
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to Karen Davis at 248.357.5544 or kdavis@shaareyzedek.org
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There are many ways to honor the memory of a loved one,
but none so enduring as aYahrzeit Plaque mounted on the synagogue wall.
These handsome brass plaques are engraved with names and dates in tribute of your departed loved
one. For more information, or to purchase an eternal remembrance of a soul now passed,
please call Janet Pont, Director of Member Support Services,
at 248/357-5544 x33 or e-mail jpont@shaareyzedek.org.
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Phyllis Borin
Jacob Brodsky
Ellina Hersh
Melvin Jaffe
Bernard M. Spear
Miriam Stein
Pearl Walt
Phyllis Weiner
AUGUST 2, 2013
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Charles Cohen
Max Eisenberg
Marc M. Golsky
Philip Kelman
Sarah Galemba Lewis
Louis Reisman
Benny Sherman
Samuel Simmer
Irving Simon
Sadie Tobias
AUGUST 3, 2013
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Harvey Bielfield
Arthur Boschan
Sam Braverman
Mark Dones
Rose Dubrinsky
Esther Freedman
Esther Lamed
Ruth Meisner
Jeffrey Nathan Meizels
Charles Robinson
Minnie Simmer
Joseph Simons
AUGUST 4, 2013
28 AV 5773
Vivian Gildenberg
Leslie Garbon Grosinger
Pearl Kozik
Rhoda Levin
Maurice Lifton
Harry Wedgle
AUGUST 5, 2013
29 AV 5773
Maynard Cutler
Sol Eisenberg
Joseph Gajda
Ely Kogan
Max Kwaselow
Norman Rom
George Silver
Rose Weinstein
AUGUST 6, 2013
30 AV 5773
Helen Horowitz Begun
Celia Goldberg
Herman Jack Halperin
Mollie Kane
Richard Larky
Ida F. Lewis
Beatrice Lovinger
Tillie Miller
AUGUST 7, 2013
1 ELUL 5773
Jack Gaynor
Randi M Holtzman
Louis Kirschner
Irene Marie Kovinsky
Zelick Kowalsky
John Logan
Sarray Polansky
Stella Satovsky
Dorothy Schubiner
Rebecca Schwartz
Max Stollman
AUGUST 8, 2013
2 ELUL 5773
Nettie Konstantin
Milton M. Miller
Faye Rosenberg
Ezra Winokur
AUGUST 9, 2013
3 ELUL 5773
Harry B. Adler
Sophie Morganroth Blum
William Brand
Benjamin Brant
Lillian Farkas
Eva Fishman
Sam Folbe
Hershel Gastfraind
Lawrence Gorosh
Julius Groner
Ada Linden
Lena Makowsky
David Mendelsohn
Jacqueline Charlotte Posner
Louis Rose
Sanford C. Shekter
Ronald Stone
Samuel Toby
AUGUST 10, 2013
4 ELUL 5773
Harry Aronow
Ellanore Bronstein
Paul C. Deutch
Barney Kasoff
Ervin Klein
Albert Kobylanski
Victoria Levin
Allan Sparage
Sam Spinner
AUGUST 11, 2013
5 ELUL 5773
Eleanor Heyman
Lillian Katzman
Harry J. Kellman
Mayer Lang
Dorothy Melvin
Shirley Ruby
Jack Siskind
Ida Spear
AUGUST 12, 2013
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Anita Barak
Eugene Blum
Franka Charlupski
Hannah Harvith
Eleanor Horwitz
Pauline Kadushin
Seymour Marshak
Charles Matler
Ann Mogill
Maurice Perlman
Regina Snyder
AUGUST 13, 2013
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Harry E. August
Joseph G. Berry
Marvin Hermelin
Betty Hershberger
Benjamin Katz
Avrohom Lumelsky
Pepi Manishevitz
Harry Moss
Sanford Radner
Sanford Radner
Lillian Shore
Benjamin Sklar
AUGUST 14, 2013
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Edward Block
Beatrice Dashow
John Eby
Lea Field
David H. Kelman
Tonnie Kovinsky
Bernice Kramer
Helen L. Linden
Dorothy E. Nussbaum
Dolores Siersma
Reva Stocker
AUGUST 15, 2013
9 ELUL 5773
Fannie Boykansky
Gordon Brunhild
Harry Cohen
Hyman Feldman
Saul Firestone
Reinald Freedman
Bruce A. Hillman
Leib Najman
Harold Podolsky
Betty Resnick
Norman Siegel
Leah Snider
Harry R. Switow
Tillie Tam
Mildred Zirkin
AUGUST 16, 2013
10 ELUL 5773
Robert E Bortman
Rose Gun
Samuel Gun
Sonia Gun
Yetta B. Leib
Anna Neumann
Sanford J. Perlis
Rose Robinson
Abraham Sandelman
Meyer Shugerman
Rebecca Sugarman
AUGUST 17, 2013
11 ELUL 5773
Clarissa Fineman
Minnie Krugel
Roger Leebove
Joseph Pliss
Harold Victor
AUGUST 18, 2013
12 ELUL 5773
Anita Dushay
Michael Fleischmann
Shirley Glusman
Harry Migdal
AUGUST 19, 2013
13 ELUL 5773
Gerald Barsky
Nathan Blazofsky
Myron H. Bordman
Harry Masser
Eva Reider
Abraham Salzberg
Hana Silber
Mary Spitz
Meyer Worona
Rubin Zyskind
AUGUST 20, 2013
14 ELUL 5773
Martin W. Cohen
Mary Frank
Jerome Grossman
Max C. Handler
Harold Y. Hoffman
Samuel Indenbaum
Irvin O. Kanat
Herbert Kiperman
Irving Lieberman
Ruth Lieberman
Cecelia Ruza
AUGUST 21, 2013
15 ELUL 5773
Jack Berry
Betty Eidelman
Sonny Morris Klein
Morris Tapper
Isadore Lewis Zuieback
AUGUST 22, 2013
16 ELUL 5773
Benjamin Berry
Peter D. Brown
Samuel Cohen
Dora Fischoff
Marion Golman
Harvey Michael Hurvitz
Joseph Katz
Judith Kolender
Ida Linial
Mac Pless
Roslyn Shipko
Morris Sweet
AUGUST 23, 2013
17 ELUL 5773
Renah Bardenstein
Bertha Dworkin
Sadie Hoberman
Regina Levitt
Morris Lawrence Love
AUGUST 24, 2013
18 ELUL 5773
Ruth Bitterman
Nada Dobrogevich
Marvin Finkel
Marvin Finkel
Marilyn Bonnie Goldberg
AUGUST 25, 2013
19 ELUL 5773
Veronica Cuttner
Jack Goldberg
William Heinick
Dorothy Sabbath
Beatrice Schwartz
Melvin J. Tarockoff
Steven Victor
AUGUST 26, 2013
20 ELUL 5773
Fern Adelstein
Sam Applebaum
Lois Fisher
George Fleischer
Marvin Labes
Margarette Satovsky
Anne Weinberger
AUGUST 27, 2013
21 ELUL 5773
Sidney Baum
Beatrice Cuttner
Marsha Horvitz
Maxwell Lowe
Irving Rosenthal
AUGUST 28, 2013
22 ELUL 5773
Louis Babcock
Arthur B. Feinbaum
Michael Gantz
Herbert Goldberg
Bella Muroch Kaplan
Isaac Lawson
Max Lumelsky
Bernard Panush
Charles H. Silverman
David Weinberg
Neil Zales
AUGUST 29, 2013
23 ELUL 5773
Sara Berman
Anna Brody
Albert Burstein
Bess Lastar
Fannie Pierce
Rebecca Sarah Podolsky
Morris Sher
Mira Tova Shewach Elias
Jacob Soberman
Ann Sobol
Regina Tapper
Michael Dan Zeldes
AUGUST 30, 2013
24 ELUL 5773
Ruth Beresh
Ralph Davidson
Harry Goldstein
Alice Lutz
Anna Pinsky
Charles Rosen
Morse R. Saulson
Shirley Schwartz
Lawrence Sklar
AUGUST 31, 2013
25 ELUL 5773
Seymour Baskin
Bessie Berris
Sidney F Katz
Samuel Lupovitch
Gussie Mayrint
Bernice Meyers
Amy Beth Silverstone
Yvette Stein
Diane Weisberg
Charles Weisz
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There are many ways to honor the memory of a loved one,
but none so enduring as aYahrzeit Plaque mounted on the synagogue wall.
These handsome brass plaques are engraved with names and dates in tribute of your departed loved
one. For more information, or to purchase an eternal remembrance of a soul now passed,
please call Janet Pont, Director of Member Support Services,
at 248/357-5544 x33 or e-mail jpont@shaareyzedek.org.
SEPTEMBER 1, 2013
26 ELUL 5773
Louis Bovitz
Anne Brown Gerber
Harry Jacobson
Phyllis Kolnierz
Isadore W. Kuhel
Sarah Laker
Sophie Lefkowitz
Minnie Malitz
Fay Margolis
Thelma Furman Milgrom
David Safran
Arthur Schuster
Robert Wachlarz
Philip Winter
SEPTEMBER 2, 2013
27 ELUL 5773
Hyman Baren
Louis Covensky
Howard S. Danzig
Boris Katz
Seymour Lipsky
Robert Nusholtz
Isadore Rosenbloom
Evelyn Silverman
Riva Soberman
SEPTEMBER 3, 2013
28 ELUL 5773
Marion Aran
Sheila Bolton
Harry Boykansky
Fay Fegelman
Russell Gilson
Ted Goode
Rhea Gordon
Lottie Korn
Morris Kutinsky
SEPTEMBER 4, 2013
29 ELUL 5773
Boris Ash
Pearl Barahal
Pearl Barahal
Dora Brown
Maurice David Coden
Richard D. Friedman
Maurice Landau
Anne Koenig Levin
Andrea Lynn Rubinstein
Esther Solomon
Bessie Tyner
Rebecca Zeff
SEPTEMBER 5, 2013
1 TISHREI 5774
Sonia Blumenstein
Shirley Dickerson
Hilda Goss
Joseph Haas
Herschel L Schlussel
Benjamin Sherbin
Harry Stone
Bessie Yaffe
SEPTEMBER 6, 2013
2 TISHREI 5774
Herlaine Bakerman
Henrietta Barit
Suzanne Geller
Jacob Jack Grant
Lawrence M Klein
Shirley Lachman
Abraham Lewis
Jack Lovinger
Suzanne Harris Orley
Jennie Rothschild
Abraham Sekesny
Hyman E. Sipher
Bessie Warner
Leonard Wine
SEPTEMBER 7, 2013
3 TISHREI 5774
Ellen Alter
Ray Randell Berris
Wanda Brooks
Henry Coffman
Ryan Goldstrom
Sam Kudewitz
Helen Robinson
Freda W. Shewach
Jerry Silbert
Barney Smith
Marvin Spiwak
SEPTEMBER 8, 2013
4 TISHREI 5774
Rosalyn Berke
Leib Goodman
Jennie Krugel
Michael Lerner
Meyer Lipsitz
Dorothy Plotke
Florence Primack
Irving Saffer
Sylvia Scheinfield
SEPTEMBER 9, 2013
5 TISHREI 5774
Mary Becker
Donald Canvasser
Sam Firestone
Sadie Hertz Miller
Milton Moss
Norma Nemeth
Bette Rosen
Arnold Rottman
Tillie Sherman
SEPTEMBER 10, 2013
6 TISHREI 5774
Paul Feiner
Rebecca Galin
Gertrude Gartner
Harry Ribitwer
Janet Rich
Max P. Steinway
Jennie Tobin
SEPTEMBER 11, 2013
7 TISHREI 5774
James Aftel
Arnold Feuerman
Lou Littman
Philip J. Maiseloff
Jack Nelson
SEPTEMBER 12, 2013
8 TISHREI 5774
Arthur Adel
Jack Brode
Mitchell Ephraim
Alvin Martin Friedman
Jack C. Gordon
Irving Greenberg
Samuel Korn
Bertha Palman
Morris Schechter
SEPTEMBER 13, 2013
9 TISHREI 5774
Dorothy Altman
Rose Berman
Edna Miriam Biederman
Luba Brode
Freda Fleischman
Nina Kogan
Rose G. Krause
William Serman
Betty Shaffer
Clara Shapiro
Franklin D. Siden
Minnie Stein
SEPTEMBER 14, 2013
10 TISHREI 5774
Chava Beitner
Nachman Beitner
Rikla Beitner
Alfred Louis Bennett
Samuel Berris
Edward Ted Cantor
Aileen Colman
Glika Dorfman
Joseph Eichner
Chana Gutman
Hinda Gutman
Hirsh Gutman
Rivka Gutman
Samuel Gutman
Hinda Hupert
Mattele Hupert
Raizel Malka Hupert
Yaakov Hupert
Yitzchak Aba Hupert
Zurach Hupert
Seymour Jacobs
Gregory Kaplan
Joseph Karbal
Michael Klaiman
Zisla Klaiman
Joseph Koplowicz
Zisla Koplowicz
Stanley Lotzoff
Itzhak Hersh Merin
Leah Merin
Max Merin
Morris Merin
Shola Levitt Miller
Gershon Muroch
Isaac Muroch
Miriam Muroch
More Neumann
Marvin Posner
Leib Shoikhet
Helen Wicherski
Abraham Zarasinski
Frania Zarasinski
Rivka Zarasinski
SEPTEMBER 15, 2013
11 TISHREI 5774
Frank Kenneth Blas
Benjamin H Frank
Hyman Koengsberg
Lillian Morse
Frieda Paull
Robert Portnoy
Joseph Schwartz
Lynn Stahl
Frieda Stollman
SEPTEMBER 16, 2013
12 TISHREI 5774
Paul Borock
Esther Ellias
Ada Hayman
Ann Jaffe
Norman Krause
Barbara Simon Luria
Fae M. Prag
Isaak Raykhinshteyn
Morton A. Smith
Louis Tobin
Sylvia Wolf
SEPTEMBER 17, 2013
13 TISHREI 5774
Albert Bergstein
Lillian M. Cantor
Max M. Freeman
Alfred Friedman
Sam Green
Leah S. Hoffman
Philip Needle
Robert Rosin
Sylvia Stotzky
SEPTEMBER 18, 2013
14 TISHREI 5774
Sherrill Berman
Sarah Bernstein
Helen F. Gilman
Frances H. Hermelin
Ceil Jonas
Sadie Maltzman
Harry Schacter
Rivka Mitner Tron
Bess Zechman
SEPTEMBER 19, 2013
15 TISHREI 5774
Minnie Cohen
Sylvia Goode
Dora Jaffe
Helen Klein
Judith Klein
Shelby Mark Koss
George Orley
Anna Satovsky
Doreen Uzansky
SEPTEMBER 20, 2013
16 TISHREI 5774
Benjamin William Kert
Elsi A. Kutinsky
Harriet Marash
Sherwin Robinson
Laela Miller Saulson
Toba Smokler
SEPTEMBER 21, 2013
17 TISHREI 5774
William Bergstein
Esther Berman
Frances Chaiken
Donna Fife
I. Murray Jacobs
Kathleen Lax
Minnie Matz
Rose Menuck
Jolana Oster
Rose Rosenthal
Mary Stoller
SEPTEMBER 22, 2013
18 TISHREI 5774
Mannes Blumstein
Jack Borin
Norman Goldman
Jack Green
Nathan Linden
Thelma Manhoff
Bessie Margolis
Sam Margolis
Leonard Weller
Henry Wolf
SEPTEMBER 23, 2013
19 TISHREI 5774
Louis Altman
Robert B Bayer
Samuel Jacobs
Abe Katzman
Ida Katzman
Herbert G. Levin
Adeline Rosen
Paul Silverman
David Solomon
George Terebelo
SEPTEMBER 24, 2013
20 TISHREI 5774
Marvin Dubrinsky
Imre Grossberg
Fay Lachman
Rachel Rosen
Helen Schrage
Morris Siporin
Fanny Srere
Sara P. Wise
SEPTEMBER 25, 2013
21 TISHREI 5774
Benjamin Backalar
Jack Beckwith
Dolly Dunitz Brown
SEPTEMBER 26, 2013
22 TISHREI 5774
Genevieve Ahser
Ben Chinitz
Abraham Finkelstein
Bessie Friedman
Carrie Gerson
Hyman Kaplan
Joanne Katz
Sadie Lauter
Jeanette Leib
Marian Sue Morris
Edward Raimi
Helen Sherman
Manny Silverman
Harold Stern
SEPTEMBER 27, 2013
23 TISHREI 5774
Morris Z. Borinstein
Tillie Henzelof Cantor
Larry Finkel
Selma Kratchman
Rose Lester
Sophia Moore
Estelle Nelson
Rose Ryback
Joseph Schloner
Judith Stulberg
Irving I. Warshaw
SEPTEMBER 28, 2013
24 TISHREI 5774
Dora Baruch
Trudy Danzig
Ruth Faust
Harry Fritz Fridson
Benjamin Gruskin
Esther Mallin
David Pitt
Sophie Sislin
Jacob H. Sonenklar
Marc Suris
Robert Victor
SEPTEMBER 29, 2013
25 TISHREI 5774
Faigel Berke
Samuel Dean
Fay Eidelman
Abie Engelbaum
Leon Konstantin
Dorothy Simon
Elaine Wallace
SEPTEMBER 30, 2013
26 TISHREI 5774
Alvin Dann
Harry Jacobs
David Krasman
David Krasman
Sheldon Manson
Gilbert Richmond
Minnie Ruzumna
Penelope Silverman
David B. Smith
Gerturde Steloff
Sam Weiner
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EDYTH JACKIER Beloved wife of the late Joseph H. Jackier (zl)
and the late Frank Mulivor (zl); cherished mother of Lawrence
(Eleanor) Jackier, Dr. Martin (Susan) Jackier and Robert (Laura
Shreve) Jackier; loving grandmother of Ariana Jackier, Seth (Corey)
Jackier, Suzan (Michael) Curhan, Jack (Amy) Folbe, Ronda (Ron)
Ferber, Marla (Larry) Butler, Adam (Amy) Folbe, Lisa Glazer, Tracey
(Scott) Gilden, Sarah Jackier; proud great-grandmother of Sydney,
Joseph and Noa Jackier, Noah, Jessica, Stephanie and Sophie
Curhan, Elana, Aaron, Jonah and Aidan Folbe, Alex, Brett, Sam,
Rosie, Ari, Leia and Ziv Ferber, Folbe, Joshua and Marshall Butler,
William and Stella Folbe, Lilah and Hannah Glazer, Kaiya Jackier
and Asher Gilden, Brooke Shreve and Alex Shreve Jackier.
DR. MYRON RON JOYRICH Beloved husband of 59 years of
Ida Joyrich; cherished father of Dr. Richard Joyrich, Lynne Joyrich,
Nomi (Cory H.) Joyrich and the late Wendy Joyrich (zl); loving
Zaydie of Eden and Ava Joyrich; also survived by dear cousins
Helen Ritter; Edith and Marvin Kozlowski, and the Kozlowski family;
the Bowman family; and the Eisner family; very close friends the
Ingrams, and his loving caregiver Livonia Yopp-Green; and loving
friends and colleagues.
BENJAMIN KONSTANTIN Beloved husband of Julie Tracht;
loving father of Samantha Bette Konstantin; adored son William
and Miriam Konstantin; dear brother of Lynne (Jeffrey Hermann)
Konstantin; cherished son-in-law of Janice and Arnold Tracht;
brother-in-law of Ryan (Debbie) Tracht and Sari Tracht; uncle of
Charlie and Annabel Hermann, Emily, Noah and Jessica Tracht.
ROBERT MERKER Beloved husband of Gail Merker; loving father
of Brad (Dana), Kim, Darren and Shayna; devoted grandfather of
Ryan; brother of Don (Sheila) Merker.
ZELDA ROBINSON Beloved wife of the late Eli Robinson (zl);
mother of Harriett (Keith Bruns) and Ellen (Aaron) Krumbein;
Rachel Krumbein (Todd) Siegal, Abby Krumbein, Ari Krumbein,
and Ethan Bruns; sister-in-law of Jules Teck, Martha Lathrop and
Bobbie Schiffman; beloved aunt and cousin of many.
WILLIAM W. SAULSON dear brother of Saul S. (Marjorie)
Saulson; beloved companion of the late Fortune Ralph; cherished
grandfather of Stephanie Ralph; loving niece and nephew Melinda
Saulson and Eli (Michele) Saulson; great nieces and nephew Laela,
Isaac and Sophia Saulson; first cousins Dorothy (Byron) Gerson,
Jonathan (Ginger) Uhr, William (Janis) Wetsman, and Karen (the
late William) Davidson; devoted son of the late Morse and the late
Fannie Saulson; his loving caregiver Iris (Ciro) Coello and her family.
SANDRA J. SCHOLNICK Beloved wife of 58 years of Ivan
Scholnick; cherished mother of Jill (Michael) Leib, Gary (Cathy)
Scholnick, and Lisa (David) Feinbloom; loving Nana of David Leib,
Danny Feinbloom, and Rosie Feinbloom; dear sister of Howard
(the late Betty, zl) Hearsh and Tilford (Anita) Hearsh; sister-in-law
of Morton and Diane Scholnick, and the late Sheldon Scott
Scholnick (zl).
BETTY KURTZ SHULMAN Mother of Deborah (Ray Fritz)
George, Amy (Tom) Walsh, David (Cheryl) Shulman and the late
Nancy Brodsky (zl); mother-in-law of Robert Brodsky; grand-
mother of Jeremy (Kristen) Walsh, Benjamin (Tama) Walsh, Mickey
Brodsky and Jake Brodsky; great-grandmother of Kayla, Brenna,
Alasdair and Gavin Walsh; sister-in-law of Harold Kusnetz; sister of
the late Phyliss Kusnetz (zl) and the late Lawrence Kurtz (zl).
BEATRICE STILLMAN Beloved wife of the late Joseph Stillman
(zl); loving mother of the late Marshall Stillman (zl); dear mother-
in-law of Rochelle Stillman; cherished grandmother of Jeffrey
(Andrea Margolis-Stillman) Stillman and Michael (Alicia) Stillman;
adored great-grandmother of Shayna, Seth, Karly, Zachary and the
late Emily Stillman (zl); devoted sister of Ilene (Sam) Babcock and
the late Regina (the late Harry) Levitt (zl); loving aunt of Patricia
Shipp, Howard (Lilia) Babcock and the late Kathy Babcock (zl).
ALICE TANKARD Beloved wife of David Tankard; loving
mother of Sonia (Dr. Sheldon) Gonte; adored grandmother of
Brittany, Madeleine and Brett Gonte.
DR. MICHAEL WEINGARDEN Beloved husband of Linda
Weingarden; cherished father of Nicole (Stephen) Eisenberg and
David (Michele) Weingarden; loving grandfather of Noah and
Evan Eisenberg and Gideon and Sabine Weingarden; devoted
son of the late Samuel and the late Peggy Weingarden (zl);
brother of Terry (Susan) Weingarden; son-in-law of the late
Sidney and the late June Cohen (zl); brother-in-law of Robert
(Judy) Cohen; loving uncle of Julie (Bobby) Dubin, Kevin (Shelley)
Weingarden, Melissa (Scott) Selzer and Debbie (Jeff) Arbesman,
their children and a world of friends.
In Memoriam
Congregation Shaarey Zedek extends heartfelt sympathies to the families of the following:
Thank you
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We continue to mourn the loss of
Rabbi Irwin Groner (zl).
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RABBI JOSEPH KRAKOFF
DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation of:
Rabbi Krakoffs kindness
by Karen Couf-Cohen
In Honor of:
Baby Naming of Makenzie Bielfield
by Diane, Jay & Jennifer Bielfield
Dr. Gary Langnas receiving the Israel
Bond Award
by Dee Fishman
Fran & Jerry Uzanskys special anniversary
by Gail Goodstein, Franci Goodstein
& Sam Shanbom and Stephan & Bar-
bara Morse
Emily Uzanskys Bat Mitzvah
by Barbara Grant, Mary & Burt
Schwartz and Stephan & Barbara
Morse
Margaret & Mark Eichners special
anniversary
by Sheldon & Barbara Larky
Sara Manson receiving the 8 over 80
Award
by Stephan & Barbara Morse
Howard Gellers special birthday
by Stephan & Barbara Morse
Sarah Deitchs special birthday
by Harriet Ruza
In Memory of:
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by OMPT Specialists, Garry & Susie
Borin, Barbara Grant, Stephan & Barbara
Morse, Fran & Jerry Uzansky and Gary
& Diane Wyner
Shirley Zirkin
by Mimi & Lewis Davis and Gershon &
Jeannie Weiner
Myra Kuretzky
by Rosalie Gold and Harriet Ruza
Harold Fortgang and Leah Baum
by Stephan & Barbara Morse
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Henry Brode
by Dee & Seymour Brode
Heidi Perlman Wheeler
by Allan & Nita Cohen
Glenn Gendloff
by Evelyn Gendloff & family
Braedon Larson
by Steven Glickman
Max Lublin
by Daniel Lublin
Freda Madorsky
by Erwin & Roberta Madorsky
Rose Russky
by Carol Meizels
William Tarockoff
by Norman Tarockoff
David Zirkin
by Richard Zirkin
Wishing a Speedy Recovery to:
Marlene Guz
by Dee Fishman
RABBI AARON STARR
DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation of:
Rabbi Starrs kindness
by Karen Couf-Cohen
In Honor of:
Anna & Yale Levins special anniversary
by Sheldon & Barbara Larky
In Memory of:
Jean Brooks
by Florence Koby
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Morton Lewis
by Sally Lewis
Esther Applebaum
by Mary Applebaum and Rose Ryback
ASSISTANT CANTOR LEONARD GUTMAN
DISCRETIONARY FUND
In Appreciation of:
Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutmans kindness
by Karen Couf-Cohen and Kathleen
Allessio Wedgle
Pulpit Honors
by Maxwell & Sissi Lapides
In Honor of:
Linda & Rick Cohens special anniversary
by Sheldon & Barbara Larky
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Dr. Martin Wedgle
by Kathleen Allessio Wedgle, Lindsay
Tuzzolino and Alexandra Brdak
Sam Hooberman
by Paul & Carol Hooberman
Sidney Stolsky
by Marvin & Rhoda Perlin
Morris Ragins
by Abner Ragins
EDUCATION FUND
In Honor of:
Ben Ostfields Bar Mitzvah
by Gail & Franci Goodstein
Sandra & Stephen Wittenbergs, birth of
granddaughter, Esther Eliana Wittenberg
by Gail Goodstein
In Memory of:
Harold Fortgang
by Mark & Tobye Bello and Mr. & Mrs.
Francis Flanders
Max Schwartz
by Jerry & Rena Chernow
Leah Baum and Elaine Lifton
by Gail Goodstein
David Gildenberg
by Valerie Indenbaum
Alex Ornstein
by Anita Naftaly and Ila & Les Schon-
berg
Eva Lipton
by Ila & Les Schonberg
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Hilda Nelson
by Erwin & Judith Rubenstein and
William & Elizabeth Nelson
Igor Schoenberger
by Lola Schoenberger
GENERAL FUND
Donation:
by Murray Cohen and the Delphos
Herald, Inc.
In Honor of:
Anna & Yale Levins special anniversary
by Bill & Nancy Edmunds and Alan &
Sandra Schwartz
Erika Folbes Bat Mitzvah
by Doreen Hermelin
Max Pages Bar Mitzvah
by Alan & Sandra Schwartz
Wishing the Finkelstein family only the
best
by Sidney & Eileen Bradley
Richard Burstein becoming president of
Franklin Hills Country Club
by Alan & Sandra Schwartz
In Memory of:
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by Leonard & Eleanor Aronovitz,
Harold & Penny Blumenstein, Julie &
Eric Borman, David & Ilene Chait,
Amanda & Peter Fiverson, Hattie
Whitehead & Elizabeth, Sheldon &
Rose Rita Goldman, Paul & Francine
Hack, Anita & Donald Baron, Karen &
Terry Kinigstein, Diane & Emery Klein,
Anessa & David Kramer, Arthur &
Rochelle Lieberman, Barbara & Ken-
neth Meyers, Alan & Sandra Schwartz,
Walter & Marilyn Wolpin and the
Richter family
Edythe Jackier
by Jerrold Bigelman, George & Joyce
Blum and Donald & Dottie Wagner
Patti Nemer
by George & Joyce Blum, Ron & Stacy
Klein, Stephen Korn, Lenore Mitteldorf
and Jack & Aviva Robinson
Shirley Zirkin
by George & Joyce Blum, Sue & Ray
Zirkin, Sharon Klein, James & Julie
Solomon and Malcolm & Diane Van
Blerkom
Dr. Myron Joyrich
by George & Joyce Blum and Sharon
Klein
David Levine
by Judy Elder, Ilana Ben-Zeev, Diana
Honet, Stephen Korn and the Shabbat
Lunch Volunteers
Harold Fortgang
by Paula & Lou Glazier, Doreen
Hermelin and Donald & Dottie Wagner
David Gildenberg
by Diana Honet and Stephen Korn
Ellen Cantor
by Stephen Korn
Bernie Toby
by Edward Ruzumna
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Geraldine R. Kanter and Erwin J. Kanter
by Alan Kanter
Risha Gitel Rosen
by Ann Newman
William Schwartz
by Gail Sandweiss
Harry Warshaw
by Leo & Libby Sklar
MORNING MINYAN FUND
In Appreciation of:
Cantor Finkelsteins kindness
by Karen Couf-Cohen
Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutmans support
by Lori & Robin Edelson
In Honor of:
Carol & Elwood Simons special anniversary
by Sheldon & Barbara Larky
Anna & Yale Levins special anniversary
by Joel & Fran Piell
Gabe Edelson & Stephanie Singers wedding
by Davida & Warren Robinson
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Richard Cavalers special birthday
by Stephen & Sandra Wittenberg
In Memory of:
Shirley Zirkin
by Audrie Friedman
David Levine
by Sidney & Ellie Glen
Dr. Myron Joyrich, Zelda Robinson and
Edythe Jackier
by Yale & Anna Levin
David Levine
by Robert & Anita Naftaly
Myra Kuretzky
by Leroy & Brenda Neumann
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by Jeffrey & Linda Serman and Morrey
& Shayna Silverman
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Dr. Seymour Krevsky
by Margery Krevsky
Pearl Levin
by Yale Levin
Esther Lewkowicz
by Morris & Bonnie Levin
Freda Madorsky
by David Madorsky
Bev B. Schurgin
by Leon Schurgin
Virginia Ginny Warren
by Jeffrey & Linda Serman
Dr. George Barahal
by Samuel Tron
Leon Golden and Sarah Uzansky
by Fran & Jerry Uzansky
SISTERHOOD GENERAL FUND
In Memory of:
Miriam Couf and Stanley Weingarden
by Elizabeth Tam
SISTERHOOD SHABBAT LUNCH FUND
In Honor of:
Fran & Jerry Uzanskys special anniversary
by Leah Baum
Barbara Olsmans special birthday
by Sheldon & Barbara Larky
Mary Knoll becoming president of CSZ
by Janice & Marty Stoneman
Steven Margolin for his outstanding
leadership as CSZ president
by Janice & Marty Stoneman
Sheryl Gordon, Lorraine Feber and Dorie
Shwedels special birthdays
by Stephen & Sandra Wittenberg
Margaret & Mark Eichner on their special
anniversary
by Maida Portnoy
In Memory of:
David Levine
by Lisa & Henry David & Kathi and
Beth & Aaron Sandweiss
Harold Fortgang
by Harold, Nancy, Adam & Leslie
Finkel and Meyer & Hilda Green
Shirley Ruzuma and Albert Newman
by Phyllis Friedman & family
Shirley Zirkin
by Bernice Michlin
Miriam Couf
by Richard & Alice Silbergleit
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by Stephen & Sandra Wittenberg
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Phillip Bornstein
by Floyd & Esther Bornstein
Edward Elkus
by Philip & Estelle Elkus
Bernard Finkel
by Harold, Nancy, Adam & Leslie Finkel
Janet Rich, Gary Rich, Benjamin Zieve,
Freda Zieve and Mort Zieve
by Phyllis Friedman & family
Susan Inwald
by the Inwald family
Norman Michlin
by Bernice Michlin
MENS CLUB
In Memory of:
Alex Ornstein
by Stephanie, Barry, Bobby & Benji
Grossman, Eric & Vera Lev and Allen &
Evie Lichter
GOLDIE & RABBI MORRIS ADLER
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Honor of:
Robin Lash becoming president of CSZ
Sisterhood
by Stephan & Barbara Morse
In Memory of:
Zelda Robinson
by Phyllis Friedman & family
MORRIS & BEVERLY BAKER
ISRAEL COLLEGE STUDIES FUND
In Appreciation of:
Cantor Meir Finkelstein
by Beverly Baker
In Honor of:
Millie & Ed Rosenbaums hospitality
by Beverly Baker
In Memory of:
Harold Fortgang, David Gildenberg,
Marty Handleman and Sidney Bolkosky
by Beverly Baker
Wishing a speedy recovery to:
Doris August and Sue Winshall
by Beverly Baker
ANN & LEONARD P. BARUCH
TZEDAKAH FUND
In Honor of:
Richard Brown and Kathy Wedgle, Janice
Stoneman receiving a recent well
deserved award, Bill Berman receiving
the American Academy of Arts and
Science Award, Anna & Yale Levins
special anniversary, Susan & Ralph Katz,
birth of granddaughter, Hannah Joy
by Leonard & Ann Baruch
HERMAN BRODSKY
MEMORIAL FUND
In Appreciation of:
June Stillmans help for Womans World 2013
by Dina Brodsky
Aliyah received on the birth of our
daughter, Lillian Rose
by Stuart & Amy Brody
In Honor of:
Dina Brodskys, birth of great-grand-
daughter, Lillian Rose Brody
by Leonard & Ann Baruch, Carl &
Lorelei Lipnik and Steve & Liz Schubiner
Dina Brodskys grandchildrens graduations
by Leonard & Ann Baruch
Helene Brodys, birth of granddaughter,
Lillian Rose Brody
by Norman & Ruth Beitner, Gail
Goodstein, David & Ann Rosenberg
and Sharon & Bennett Schwartz
Dina Brodskys granddaughter,
Danielles, graduation from U of M;
Dina Brodskys granddaughter, Tamaras,
graduation from Albert Einstein College
of Medicine; Dina Brodskys grand-
daughter, Shelleys, graduation from
Harvard Law School; Dina Brodskys
grandson, Dr. Kevin Rosenberg,
completing his residency at N.Y. Eye
and Ear; Dina Brodskys grandson,
Michael, receiving his Masters degree
from the London School of Economics
by Dina Brodsky
Ann & Leonard Baruchs grandchildren
by Dina Brodsky
Shelley Rosenbergs graduation from
Harvard Law School
by Sharon & Bennett Schwartz
In Memory of:
Patti Nemer, Harold Fortgang and Leah
Baum
by Dina Brodsky
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by Dina Brodsky and David & Ann
Rosenberg
Steven Roths father
by David & Ann Rosenberg
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Sol Brodsky
by Ann Brodsky Rosenberg
RICHARD & SHARON BROWN
EDUCATION FUND
In Honor of:
Bnai Mitzvah of Amy Winkelman, Emily
Uzansky and Max Pages
by Richard Brown
Special anniversaries of Anna & Yale
Levin and Doreen & Nison Sabin
by Richard Brown
In Memory of:
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by Alan & Elaine Belkin
Harold Fortgang
by Richard Brown and Wallace & Marlene
Handler
Norman Cohen
by Richard Brown
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Martin Fried
by Elaine Belkin
FANNIE & MEYER COOPER
HEARING IMPAIRED FUND
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Meyer Perlman
by Jack Perlman
HARVEY ALAN DEUTCH MEMORIAL
FUND FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION
In Appreciation of:
Rabbi Michael Baum for his friendship
by Alan & Lenore Deutch-Singer
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In Honor of:
Lynn Rubins special birthday and Lynn &
Harvey Rubins new home
by Alan & Lenore Deutch-Singer & family
In Memory of:
Florence Blau and Dr.Harry Herkowitz
by Alan & Lenore Deutch-Singer and
family
REUBEN & YETTA DUBRINSKY
EDUCATION FUND
In Honor of:
Lainie Blaus engagement to Joshua Sacks
by Seymour & Carol Dubrinsky
In Memory of:
Gerald Wolberg
by Marvin & Innis Dubrinsky
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Reuben Dubrinsky and Shirley Barenholtz
by Seymour & Carol Dubrinsky
BETTY FISHMAN MEMORIAL FUND
In Honor of:
Eric Fishmans graduation from Kalamazoo
College
by Gail Goodstein
In Memory of:
Harold Fortgang
by Steven & Jeri Fishman
DEBBIE GRONER
JEWISH ACADEMY BOOK FUND
In Memory of:
Elizabeth Pierce
by Adrian Pierce
MAE & MILTON GOODMAN ISRAEL
FAMILY MISSION FUND
In Honor of:
Helene Brodys, birth of granddaughter,
Lillian Rose Brody
by Robert & Jodi Goodman
Birth of Dina Brodskys great-grand-
daughter, Lillian Rose Brody
by Robert & Jodi Goodman
In Memory of:
Harold Fortgang
by Robert & Jodi Goodman
LILLIAN & SAMUEL HECHTMAN
EDUCATION FUND
In Memory of:
Harold Fortgang
by Walter & Pamela Feuereisen and
Sally & Graham Orley
HERMELIN FAMILY
YOUTH CHOIR FUND
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Barbara Brasch and Louis Klein
by Gladys Brasch
HERB & BABS KAUFMAN
LISTEN-IN FUND
In Honor of the birthdays of:
Diane and Irving Keene, Rob Orley, Sam
Frank, Charles Perlman, Susan Marwil,
Jonathan Lowe, Wally Handler, Ralph
Zuckman, Amy Rosenberg and Joel
Tauber
by Babs (zl) & Herb Kaufman
In Honor of the anniversaries of:
Beth & Jonathan Lowe, Barbra & Peter
Alter, Doris & Jim August, Wally &
Marlene Handler, Joel & Shelley Tauber,
Anna & Yale Levin, Barbara & Bernie
Stollman, Eleanor & Larry Jackier,
Gloria & Marvin Siegel, Lisa & Hannan
Lis, Ellen & Jim Labes, Susan & Brand
Marwil, Cantor Chaim & Dr. Sherry
Najman, Beverly & David Frank,
Dorothy & Hershel Sandberg, Lila &
Gilbert Silverman, Harriet & Manny
Sklar, Ann & Norman Katz, Lois &
Avern Cohn, Nancy & Charles Nida
and Phyllis & Stanley Satovsky
by Babs (zl) & Herb Kaufman
HARRY & SARAH LAKER
CONCERT FUND
In Honor of:
Harry Freids graduation
by Mr. & Mrs. Barry Freid, Mathew,
Evan & Andrew
Elaine & Jerry Lakers special anniversary
by Sheldon & Barbara Larky
LORELEI & CARL LIPNIK
CAMP RAMAH FUND
In Appreciation of:
Jennifer Beitner, thanks for hosting our
kids wedding shower
by Terri Farber
Hon. David Groner for Elies amazing
internship
by Larry & Natalie Lipnik
In Honor of:
Helene Brodys, birth of granddaughter,
Lillian Rose Brody
by Carl & Lorelei Lipnik
In Memory of:
David Levine
by Norman & Ruth Beitner
Zelda Robinson
by Carl & Lorelei Lipnik
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Jacob Beitner
by Norman & Ruth Beitner
Jennie Seiton and Herbert A. Seiton
by Carl & Lorelei Lipnik and Norman &
Ruth Beitner
IRVIN & LILLIAN MECKLER
MEMORIAL FUND
In Memory of:
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by Marvin & Adria Aronovitz
TILLIE MARTIN
MEMORIAL HEBREW RELIGIOUS
SCHOOL FUND
In Honor of:
Phyllis & Joel Gurstells special anniversary
by Arlene & Chuck Beerman
In Memory of:
Evelyn Columbus
by Arlene & Chuck Beerman
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Julia Beerman and Dr. Peter A. Martin
by Arlene & Chuck Beerman
BARBARA & MICKEY NEMER
LIBRARY FUND
In Honor of:
The birth of Nancy & Marty Zides
grandson
by Barbara & Mickey Nemer
Roberta & Erwin Madorskys grandson,
Joshuas, Bar Mitzvah
by Barbara & Mickey Nemer
In Memory of:
Patti Nemer
by Spencer & Linda Minns
Dr. Harry Herkowitz and Dr. Michael
Weingarden
by Barbara & Mickey Nemer
CELIA ORLEY
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Appreciation of:
Wendy Arnold for shiva services for
Harold Fortgang
by Gregg & Harriet Orley
In Memory of:
Harold Fortgang
by Steve & Liz Schubiner
GAIL PARR MEMORIAL FUND
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Gail Parr
by Louis Parr
JANET PONT MITZVAH FUND
In Honor of:
Stephen Korns presentation at CSZ
Seniors Club
by Janet Pont
Geri & Dan Levits special anniversary
by Janet & Herb Pont
In Memory of:
Alex Ornstein, Harold Fortgang, Patti
Nemer, Dr. Myron Joyrich and Zelda
Robinson
by Janet & Herb Pont
Marking the Yahrzeit of:
Oren Lewis
by Shiela Lewis
CANTOR SIDNEY RUBE
MEMORIAL FUND
In Honor of:
Emery & Roberta Grosingers special
anniversary
by Saul & Jennifer Rube
Gary Langnas receiving the Israel Bond
Award
by Saul & Jennifer Rube
In Memory of:
Patti Nemer
by Saul & Jennifer Rube
ANDREA LYNN RUBINSTEIN
OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP
AWARD FUND
In Honor of:
Anna & Yale Levins special anniversary
by Marvin & Sharon Fleischman
In Memory of:
Edythe Jackier
by Marvin & Sharon Fleischman
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IRVING & FAYE SAFFER
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In Memory of:
Norton Weiss
by Mark & Peggy Saffer
LEAH & HYMAN SAFRAN
LIBRARY FUND
In Memory of:
Harold Fortgang
by Mandell & Madeleine Berman
ISADORE & EVELYN SILVERMAN FUND
In Honor of:
Belle Dubrinskys special birthday
by Raymond & Nancy Silverman
NATHAN SOBERMAN
MEMORIAL FUND
In Honor of:
Shelley & Lenny Huttons, birth of first
grandchild
by Sally Soberman
In Memory of:
Patti Nemer, David Levine, Elaine Seltzer,
Bernard Linden, Norman Cohen and
Gloria Kallman
by Sally Soberman
MARILYN SOVERINSKY
YOUTH ACTIVITY FUND
In Memory of:
David Levine
by Steven & Judy Zacher
DR. ROBERT TAM
VETERANS FUND
In Memory of:
Dr. Michael Weingarden
by Elizabeth Tam
MEL & HELENE WALLACE
FUND FOR SZUZY/HEBREW HIGH
SCHOOL RETREAT
In Honor of:
Adam Wallaces graduation from law
school
by Steven & Faye Adelson
ANN ZUCKMAN
SPECIAL NEEDS FUND
In Honor of:
Ralph Zuckmans, birth of grandson, Jack
Rothenberg
by Stephan & Barbara Morse
In Memory of:
Myra Kuretzky and Evelyn Columbus
by Barry & Elaine Resnick
Your Name: ____________________________________
Your Address: __________________________________
City: __________________________________________
State and ZIP Code: _____________________________
Please make a contribution to the following fund:
_______________________________________________
In the amount of: $ ______________________________
t Check enclosed t Visa t MasterCard
Please make checks payable to Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Card number: __________________________________
Expiration Date: _________ Security Code: __________
Name(s) to list: _________________________________
_______________________________________________
t In honor of t In appreciation of
t In memory of t Marking the Yahrzeit of
t Wishing a speedy recovery to
t Simchah (please list, e.g., Bat Mitzvah, graduation):
_______________________________________________
From: _________________________________________
_______________________________________________
Please send acknowledgement to:
Name: ________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________
City: __________________________________________
State, ZIP Code: _________________________________
Phone: ________________________________________
CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK TRIBUTE FORM
Please clip, complete and send to 27375 Bell Road, Southfield, Michigan 48034
or call the synagogue office at 248.357.5544.

Due to privacy rules, hospitals

are no longer able to provide
the synagogue with names of
Jewish patients. e only we
way we know that you, a
relative, or a friend is in the
hospital is if we are informed.
Please contact Kelly Woerner
at 248.357.5544 or
kwoerner@shaareyzedek.org
when you know of one of our
members who is in the hospital
so our clergy can be in touch
with them.
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QUANTITY PRICE TOTAL
APPETIZERS:
QUINOA SALAD 32 OZ. CONTAINER (SERVES 8-10) 12.95
GEFILTE FISH - 3 OZ. SERVING 5.95
HONEY GLAZED SALMON 3 OZ. SERVING 6.95
1/2 LB. CHOPPED LIVER (SERVES 2 AS APPETIZER) 5.95
1/2 GAL. CHICKEN SOUP (SERVES 5, RICH CONSOMME) 9.95
1/2 GAL. MUSHROOM BARLEY SOUP (SERVES 5, A HEARTY SOUP) 9.95
MATZOH BALLS SOLD IN PACKS OF 5 4.95
HOMEMADE KREPLACH CHICKEN FILLED (PER DOZEN) 11.95
ENTRES:
1/2 ROAST CHICKEN (OVEN BAKED TO A GOLDEN BROWN) 10.95
CHICKEN BREAST (RICE AND MUSHROOM STUFFING) 11.95
ENGLISH-CUT ROAST BEEF 6 oz. Serving 12.95
ROAST BEEF BRISKET 4 oz. Serving 14.95
PRIME RIBS OF BEEF (AN AMPLE SERVING) 17.95
OVEN BAKED WHOLE TURKEY (CARVED) serves 8-10 89.95
CHALLAH STUFFING (SERVES 15) 19.95
SIDE DISHES:
ROASTED RED SKINS (ROSEMARY & TOUCH OF GARLIC) by lb. 8.95
CARROTS TZIMMES (RAISINS & HONEY) sold by lb. Only 8.95
STEAMED BROCCOLI sold by lb. Only 8.95
NOODLE KUGEL serves 6 8.95
NOODLE KUGEL serves 12 13.95
POTATO KUGEL serves 6 8.95
POTATO KUGEL serves 12 13.95
KISHKA (PER SERVING) 1.95
DESSERTS:
APPLE PIE (SERVES 8) 12.95
SEVEN LAYER CAKE (SERVES 8-10) 19.95
CHOCOLATE OBLIVION GLUTEN-FREE (SERVES 16-22) 32.95
FRESH FRUIT FLAN (SERVES 8-17) 29.95
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE CAKE (SERVES 16-22) 39.95
LEMON MIRROR (SERVES 16-22) 39.95
MOCHA TORTE (SERVES 16-22) 42.95
FRUIT BREAD 1LB. 3.99
CHOCOLATE PLAQUE (PERSONALIZED) 9.95
SUB TOTAL
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NAME _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CITY ___________________________________________________________________ STATE _________ ZIP ________________________
HOME PHONE _________________________________________________ WORK ______________________________________________
CREDIT CARD: t VISA t MASTERCARD CARD NUMBER ______________________________________________________________
EXPIRATION DATE _______________________________________________ 3 DIGIT SECURITY CODE ____________________________
Please place your order by Monday, August 26
Online: www.qualitykosher.com
Phone: 248.352.7758
Order pickup: Wednesday, September 4
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at the CSZ main entrance.
ROSH HASHANAH
2013 ORDER FORM
our summer series of parent-child events has been the
scene of exciting adventures such as the Mickey Mouse
Club, Party in the USA and If You Give a Mouse a
Cookie. please see page 25 for more information on the
remainder of the series, which continues through
august 29.
Thrilling
Thursdays
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