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April 2015 • Nisan/Iyar 5775
Rabbi
Brett Krichiver
CLERGY
VOICE
In Pirkei Avot, the earliest rabbinic
literature, Rabbi Hillel writes, “an
ignorant person cannot be pious, the
timid cannot learn, nor can the quicktempered teach.”
In order to create passionate teachers
and learners, he suggests, one must be
smart, courageous, and kind. Marcia
Goldstein has embodied these traits
every single day she has blessed our
community with her presence.
She is exceptionally smart—envisioning
creative programs, classes and often
single-handedly bringing together large
committees to get the work done.
She is courageous—time and again
standing up for her beliefs about
education, her commitment to the
children and families she works with,
and the Judaism she carries in her heart
and on her sleeve.
She is the embodiment of kindness.
She teaches her passion for Judaism
and community-building here at IHC,
and throughout our city. We often take
for granted how exceptional our school
and family education programs are,
because Marcia has always celebrated
the contributions of others.
The “Huggy Bubby” will not soon be
forgotten in the halls of our congregation.
Her warmth, her generosity, and her
spirit have helped us become who we
are, and she and Marv continue to leave
their indelible mark at IHC. Please join us
as we thank Marcia for all she has meant
to us over the decades, and celebrate
her many accomplishments as Director
of Lifelong Learning.
APRIL CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Wednesday, 1
9:15 am – Torah Talk
11:00 am – ECC Seder
Friday, 3 – PASSOVER BEGINS AT
SUNDOWN – FIRST SEDER
2:45 pm – ECC Closes
3:00 pm – IHC Main Office Closes
NO SERVICES
Saturday, 4 – PASSOVER
Sunday, 5
NO RS
Tuesday, 7
6:00 pm – Unraveling Our Jewish Texts
Wednesday, 8
9:15 am – Torah Talk
Thursday, 9
2:45 pm – ECC Closes
3:00 pm – IHC Main Office Closes
Friday, 10
LAST DAY OF PASSOVER
ECC Closed
IHC Main Office Closed
10:30 am – Yizkor & Festival Services
Sunday, 12
NO Religious School
2:00 pm – Second Sunday Concert
Tuesday, 14
12:00 pm – Jewish Book Club
5:30 pm – Religious School Committee
6:00 pm – Unraveling Our Jewish Texts
Wednesday, 15
9:15 am – Torah Talk
7:00 pm – IHC – Yom Hashoah Program
Mazel Tov
Thursday, 16
HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY
12:00 pm – JCRC at Statehouse
Sunday, 19
9:00 am – Religious School
9:15 am – Mitzvah Stitchers
9:30 am – Sundays with the Rabbi
10:00 am – Grade 5-7 at Children’s Museum
11:00 am – Klezmer Rehearsal
2:00 pm – IFTY Board Meeting
Tuesday, 21
5:00 pm - On Holy Grounds
7:00 pm – Yom Hazikaron @JCC
Wednesday, 22
9:15 am – Torah Talk
7:00 pm – Choir Rehearsal
Friday, 24
9:00 am – ECC ART FAIR
Sunday, 26
9:00 am & 11:15 am – Religious Scholl
9:15 am – Mitzvah Stitchers
11:00 am – Klezmer Rehearsal
12:30 pm – DT Orientation
2:00 pm – IFTY & JFTY Bowling
4:00 pm – Yom HaAtzmaut @ JCC
Monday, 27
12:00 pm – ECC Cookout celebrating Israel
Independence Day
Tuesday, 28
4:00 pm – Journal Club
Wednesday, 29
7:00 pm – Choir Rehearsal
We announce with joy the Bar/Bat Mitzvah of…
Carly Levinsohn will be called to the Torah on April 18, 2015.
She is the daughter of John and April Levinsohn and has an older
sister, Allie Levinsohn. Carly attends The Orchard School and is in
the 7th grade. She plays the violin and the flute in the school band.
Carly is an avid oyster sheller, loves to read, and adores animals.
She enjoys theatre and was so excited to be a part of the school
musical Beauty and the Beast. Most of all, she likes spending time
with family and friends.
David Bender will be called to the Torah on April 25, 2015. David
is the son of Gary and Vicky Bender of Carmel and is the older
brother to Matthew. He is a 7th grader at Park Tudor where he
plays soccer and serves as a leader of the middle school Vex
robotics team. David is a First Class Boy Scout and plays for the
Indiana Fire Juniors Soccer Club. He sings in the 7th grade chorus
and plays trombone in the middle school band.
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IHC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NOMINATIONS
There are three Board seats to be filled at
the Annual Meeting of the Congregation
this coming May. During the next few
weeks a Nominating Committee, chaired by
Immediate Past President Jerry Ancel, will be
meeting to nominate a slate to be presented
to the membership for election to the Board
of Directors. If you, or someone you know is
interested in serving our Congregation in
this very important role, please contact Jerry
Ancel at [email protected].
APRIL 2015
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Shabbat Pesach I
Friday, April 3
First Seder, No Worship Service
Saturday, April 4
8:30 am........................Shabbat Morning Warmup
9:00 am....................................................Tanach Study
9:30 am........................................... Shabbat Playdate
10:30 am.............................................. Shabbat Service
Passover Yizkor
Friday, April 10
10:30 am
Shabbat Shemini—Leviticus 9:1-11:47
Friday, April 10
5:30 pm.................................Remembrance Service
5:45 pm..................................................Oneg Shabbat
6:15 pm...................... Traditional Shabbat Service
6:15 pm.................... Shabbat Chailighted Service
Saturday, April 11
8:30 am........................Shabbat Morning Warmup
9:00 am....................................................Tanach Study
10:30 am.............................................. Shabbat Service
Shabbat Shemini—Leviticus 9:1-11:47
Friday, April 17
5:30 pm.................................Remembrance Service
6:15pm............................... Nefesh Shabbat Service
6:15 pm...................... Traditional Shabbat Service
Z’man Kodesh (Sacred time)
program for young children
Saturday, April 18
8:30 am........................Shabbat Morning Warmup
9:00 am....................................................Tanach Study
10:30 am.............................................. Shabbat Service
Bat Mitzvah of Carly Levinsohn
Shabbat Tazria/Metzora—Leviticus 12:115:33
Friday, April 24
5:30 pm.................................Remembrance Service
5:30 pm.......................................................Tot Shabbat
6:15 pm....................................Erev Shabbat Service
Saturday, April 25
8:30 am........................Shabbat Morning Warmup
9:00 am....................................................Tanach Study
10:30 am.............................................. Shabbat Service
Bar Mitzvah of David Bender
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CHANTS ENCOUNTERS
by Cantor Janice Roger
Every nation has what is called a “Master Story,” an
event or series of events that are recounted and
remembered generations later. The “Master Story”
of the Jews is the Exodus from Egypt, which we remember annually at
the Passover seder. However, philosopher Carol Ochs suggests that our
story begins earlier than the Exodus. For Ochs, the Jewish Story has 9
points.
The first of these is the existence of God. Next comes creation, the
materialization of space and time. Then comes humanity, the formation
of a sacred space created in God’s image—human beings. The next step
in the story is enslavement; people forget God, creation, and humanity.
Step five is liberation—memory is restored to us. Step six, covenant,
means that our memory is intensified. Only then can we experience
revelation, the knowledge that everything in the world reveals the
holy. However, that is not the end of the story. As the Torah recounts we
still must wander and seek the holy until we arrive at the final step, the
Promised Land—the place where we can live up to our promise.
Ochs’ story is a summation of the Torah. At Passover we retell only a
portion of the story: enslavement and liberation. However, our task as
Jews is to be mindful of the entire story and make every effort to reach
the Promised Land. Unfortunately, Ochs believes that most of us are
stuck in living the fourth step: enslavement.
How do we move from enslavement to the Promised Land? At Passover
we retell the story of liberation. The seder includes a wonderful text
which reminds us of the rest of the story as well. It probably is the best
known of all the songs we sing and the least studied. “Dayeinu—it
would have been enough” is the refrain of the text which begins with
the Exodus and ends with the building of the Temple in Jerusalem. While
the traditional text reflects the fears that our people have felt through
the ages, the overall message is that we can reach the Promised Land
and live up to our promise as God’s partners.
Another way we can be moved toward the Promised Land is to worship
together. The more we pray, the more we are reminded of our story in
all its possibility. When we look at the text of our prayers, we see each
of the elements of the Jewish story. Our liturgy is a regular reminder of
who we are and what we can be. Passover is another in our Jewish cycle
of beginnings. This year, let us seize the opportunity to learn and grow
from it.
The ECC is currently enrolling
for summer camp!
Contact Taryn Fartouh at 317-254-2186
or [email protected] for more information!
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TEMPLE LIBRARY
Evelyn Pockrass, Librarian; [email protected]
April 19, 2015 is the last chance to qualify for prizes
and do your personal best for IHC’s reading incentive
program for students in Kindergarten through
Seventh Grade.
FROZEN??? Read Jewish Books—They’re THAWsome!, the
theme of the 2015 Religious School-Temple Library sponsored
program was appropriately named for the cold winter we
experienced. We have had wonderful participation and hope
children have enjoyed and learned a great deal about Judaism
while polishing their reading skills. Be certain to complete
the “Frozen” cards in the pockets of the books your children
borrowed and return them by Sunday, April 19. Contact the
librarian with any questions about the program.
Return Books—There still are many adult and children’s books
due to be returned. A great spring cleaning task is to find library
books in all sorts of nooks and crannies of the house and car
and to bring them back to the Temple Library. Our books for
children have yellow or red labels on the spine to differentiate
from public library, school library, and Bureau of Jewish
Education library books. We appreciate your help!
early 20th century. In addition to the historical perspective of
what was happening to Jews as the country morphed from the
Tzarist regime to the 1917 revolution to the Soviet Union, we see
how families lived and survived under difficult circumstances.
The Paris Architect, also a debut novel, was written by Charles
Belfoure, a professional architect. In the early 1940s, Lucien,
a striving young Paris architect, is asked to design areas in
buildings where Jews could hide temporarily when Nazis were
searching for them. Lucien is reluctant but does it initially for
the money. Gradually he takes on the challenge as a way to
save innocent people. He manages to resolve personal issues
and develops an intellectual relationship with a disillusioned
Nazi officer. The characters and the plot keep the readers on
edge.
Visit your Temple Library whenever the building is open. Need
more information? Contact Evelyn Pockrass, Librarian, 2556647, x 217; [email protected].
WHAT’S NEW
The first Passover Seder this year is on Friday night, April 3.
In case you are looking for last-minute recipes we have two
cookbooks to recommend. For other springtime reading, there
is a children’s book as well as two novels to suggest.
The New York Times Passover Cookbook: More Than 200 Holiday
Recipes From Top Chefs and Writers, edited by Linda Amster with
an introduction by Joan Nathan, has a variety of recipes that
include both traditional and newer additions to the Passover
table. The format is user-friendly, recipes are easy to read and
the chances are you will find or adapt a recipe for your family’s
tastes.
Passover By Design: Picture-perfect Kosher by Design Recipes
For The Holiday is Susie Fishbein’s adaptation of some of her
Kosher By Design recipes plus new ones she created specifically
for Passover. More than 130 of the recipes are gluten-free.
The fabulous photography of John Uher complements this
attractive and colorful book.
Goldie Takes A Stand! Golda Meir’s First Crusade, by Barbara
Krasner with illustrations by Kelsey Garrity-Riley, is based on
an incident from Golda’s childhood. Nine year-old Goldie is
the president of the American Young Sisters Society of Jewish
immigrants from Russia who leads a campaign to provide
textbooks for the children in her Minneapolis elementary
school. Despite some setbacks, she is able to achieve her
goal. This is a good introduction to the life of the future Prime
Minister of Israel.
The Little Russian, a debut novel for adults by Susan Sherman, a
co-creator of Disney’s “That’s So Raven,” chronicles the story of
Berta, a Ukrainian native whose life takes many turns during the
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JEWISH BOOK CLUB
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
THE GALLERY OF VANISHED HUSBANDS
by Natasha Solomons
LOOKING AHEAD
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
THE DAY OF ATONEMENT
by David Liss
Meetings at 12 noon at IHC in Room 206.
Read the book. Bring your lunch. Join the group for a lively
discussion. Contact Evelyn Pockrass, Librarian,
for details at 255-6647, x217; [email protected].
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SISTERHOOD
Amy Isaacs, IHC Sisterhood President; [email protected]
OUR MISSION
To join together in Sisterhood and, guided by the principles
of Reform Judaism, to strengthen our congregation,
our community and ourselves.
APRIL BIRTHDAYS
MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
As I am sitting here writing this I am still seeing snow on the ground and today being 30
degrees outside felt like a heat wave. I hope that as you read this there are fresh buds on the
trees, flowers peeking through the grass and a warm breeze blowing in the air.
Our third annual Women’s Seder brought together women of all ages to celebrate Passover
with a women’s point of view. It was an evening of prayer, song, and dance; also an evening
of wonderful traditions, food, friendship, and new ideas. I want to thank Patty Goodman,
,Elyse Chuvalas and their amazing committee. Everything was perfect! I also want to thank
Cantor Janice Roger and Tami Krichiver for leading our Seder and inspiring us all.
I wish for all of you and your families a very warm and joyous Passover.
Sunday, June 7 is our Spring General Membership Meeting and Raffle; I hope to see everyone
then.
THE YOUTH, EDUCATION, & SPECIAL PROJECTS (Y.E.S.) FUND
Celebrate a special occasion or honor a loved one by making a contribution to the
Women of Reform Judaism’s Y.E.S. Fund. Contributions can be made for $7.50 (Y.E.S.
Donation) $10 (Special Y.E.S.) and $18 (Chai Y.E.S.). A card acknowledging your gift will be
sent to the designated recipient and the donation will appear in the next Kulanu
The Youth, Education, and Special Projects (Y.E.S.) Fund represents the collective
financial efforts of individual donors and WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods to strengthen the
Reform Movement and ensure the future of Reform Judaism. Y.E.S. Fund grants provide
Reform Jewish institutions and individuals worldwide with the tools necessary for
religious, social, and educational growth and enhance Jewish life by supporting clergy,
cultivating women's leadership, advocating for social justice, providing programming,
and offering support.
SAVE THE DATE AND WATCH THE MAIL
The Sisterhood Raffle will be held on Sunday, June 7 at the Spring Sisterhood meeting.
You should be receiving the mailing soon. This is one of Sisterhood's most important
fundraisers. Proceeds support our Social Action projects including Gleaner's and The
Julian Center as well as general support of the congregation such as Religious School
and special programming. The Raffle will be set up like last year where you may choose
the prize you would like to win. This year's prizes include jewelry, manicure/spa services,
restaurant gift certificates, ice cream and gift certificates from fun retail stores. Buy lots
of tickets and plan on coming to the Spring meeting on June 7.
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Happy Birthday to our Sisterhood
members celebrating April birthdays!
Selma Stein....................................................4/3
Diane Evans...................................................4/4
Lois Ackerman..............................................4/6
Melva Hamer.................................................4/6
Miriam Dant...................................................4/8
Karla Yale........................................................4/9
Cathy Mendelson..................................... 4/11
Joanne Lenke............................................. 4/14
Rosemary Kaplan...................................... 4/15
Beatrice Fink............................................... 4/17
Eve Perlstein............................................... 4/17
Mary Nocon................................................ 4/19
Doris Cooperman..................................... 4/20
Marian Aronstam...................................... 4/21
Beth Cohen................................................. 4/26
Jennifer Ohriner........................................ 4/26
Jeannie Stein.............................................. 4/28
If you are a Temple Sisterhood member
celebrating a birthday this month, and
we have missed you, let us know. Contact
Joanne Lenke at 571-1093 or lenke@
sbcglobal.net
GIFT SHOP HOURS
Weekdays
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Friday Evenings
5:15-6:00 pm
Sunday
9:00 am -1:15 pm
(when religious school
is in session)
UPCOMING EVENTS
Lilith Salon
Wednesday, April 22
6:00 pm
Spring Sisterhood
Meeting and Raffle
Sunday, June 7
Sisterhood Shabbat November 2015
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BROTHERHOOD
Joel Lisker, Brotherhood President; [email protected]
Brotherhood thanks all of its volunteers who
helped prepare and serve a delicious lunch
during IHC’s annual Purim Celebration.
interested in running for a Brotherhood
board position or just need more
information, contact Joel Lisker.
BROTHERHOOD ELECTIONS
Come to our next Brotherhood meeting,
so you can help plan future events.
Brotherhood meetings are typically held
the first Monday of each month. The next
Brotherhood meeting takes place on
Monday, April 6. The following month’s
meeting is scheduled for May 4th.
Brotherhood is currently meeting at MCL
Brotherhood needs you! We will be
holding nominations and elections at
our May meeting. We will be electing
the following officers: President, Vice
President, Treasurer, Recording Secretary
and Corresponding Secretary. If you are
Cafeteria at 116th and Keystone Avenue.
People meet for dinner at 6:30 pm and
meetings start at 7:00 pm. Contact Joel
Lisker, [email protected] if you have any
SOCIAL JUSTICE
Marilyn Smith, Social Justice Chairman ([email protected])
Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN)
HAVE FUN AND HELP HOMELESS CHILDREN
AND THEIR FAMILIES
For 20 years the Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN), now
known as Family Promise-IHN, has been providing temporary
shelter and support to homeless children and their families
in Indianapolis and then helping them find and keep safe,
affordable housing
IHC congregants have long supported Family Promise-IHN
by hosting homeless families at the Temple. Here’s another
important way to help homeless families by supporting
Family Promise-IHN. Join the IHC team and teams from other
congregations and organizations from across the city for a fun
afternoon with family, friends and
pets at the 2015 Walking for Dreams
5K Family and Pet Walk on the
downtown canal on Sunday afternoon, May 17.
Walkers of all ages, including pets, can help Family PromiseIHN by raising pledges and then walking. One hundred per
cent of every dollar raised by the IHC team goes directly to
Family Promise-IHN.
Find information on the Walking for Dreams Walk, register and
donate at www.walkingfordreams.org. Remember to select the
IHC team.
YOUTH GROUPS
Lea Coleman, Youth Director; [email protected]
April is a quiet month for YOUth due to school spring breaks. I’m happy to say that all
YOUth groups have been having a lot of fun and getting a lot done. Just a couple of
weeks ago, IFTY participated in the Kenya Carnival, an interfaith youth driven event,
raising money to help children attend school in Kenya. Then at IHC IFTY held its annual
Purim Carnival. There was a silent auction to raise money for Help Hope Live, the
organization help Ethan Kadish.
Spring Kallah was a huge success and IFTY hosted like professionals. All the hard work
paid off. IHC showed how beautiful our community is.
Small Chai boys and girls have had such fun getting to know each other and building
relationships not only with students in their classrooms. But in the other grades as
well. I am so proud of them. As always, if you ever have any questions about YOUth
involvement at IHC, don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected] or 255-6647.
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April 19........................11:00 am-1:15 pm
Small Chai Animalia
April 24-26.......JIFTY (7th/8th Graders)
JYG at GUCI
April 26..................................2:00-4:00 pm
JIFTY/IFTY Bowling
April 29............................................6:00 pm
JIFTY at Hooverwood
Game Night
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ADULT EDUCATION
ONGOING ADULT STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) Study
• Saturday mornings, 9:00-10:00 am
Torah Talk
• Select Wednesdays, 9:15-10:30 am
Jewish Book Club
• Second Tuesday of each month,12:00 noon
Journal Club
• Fourth Tuesday of each month, 4:00 pm
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
Marcia Goldstein, RJE, Director of Lifelong Learning ([email protected])
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL AND DERECH TORAH: Dates To Remember
Religious School & Derech Torah
Sunday, April 5 & 12 No Religious School or Derech Torah
Spring Break
Sunday, April 19 Religious School & Derech Torah
Classes
Last Day of Reading Incentive Program
9:30 am Sundays with the Rabbi: Adult Education Discussion
10:00 am
Grades 5-7 meet at the Children’s Museum for Community-Wide Youth
Yom HaShoah (Holocaust
Remembrance Day)
Program
11:00 am Small Chai Social Program
Sunday, May 3
Last day of Religious School
Derech Torah
• Reminder! Mark your calendar for Friday, May 1
(Special Shabbat & Oneg) and Sunday, May 3 for the
Celebration to honor Marcia Goldstein’s retirement.
Derech Torah expectations are to be completed by
Wednesday, April 15 for this school year. Anyone
needing assistance, contact [email protected].
• Earn Tikkun Olam and worship points and credits
assisting Debbie Kasper with services at Park
Regency on Friday, April 10. Contact
[email protected] if you want to help.
• Earn Kehilah credit by attending the Confirmation
service on May 23, 6:15 pm.
• Still need credit for volunteering as a Greeter? Contact
Barbara Chapman at 255-6647 or [email protected]
to sign up.
WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO A WONDERFUL SCHOOL YEAR!
All IHC families must re-register students already in our school.
• Registration forms and instructions are sent via email to all families in April. They are also available on IHC’s website.
• Registration is due in the Religious School office by May 22. Note that tuition increases by $50 after that date.
• Registration tables will be in the main foyer on Sunday, Monday, April 19 & 26 and Sunday, May 3.
• The parent handbook and beginning of the year materials will be sent via email the beginning of August.
• Mark your calendar—the first day of Sunday classes will be Sunday, August 16 when we’ll have a family picnic at Goldman
Union Camp.
Note that the Friday, May 22 (postmarked by or hand delivered by) date will be strictly enforced. No tuition discounts or
classroom requests will be accepted after that date.
If you have any questions, contact Marcia Goldstein, [email protected], 255-6647, x213.
K-7 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL REGISTRATION FOR 2015/2016 DUE BY FRIDAY, MAY 22
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TEMPLE DONATIONS
CONFIRMATION PROJECTS FUNDS
DEAN SABLOSKY YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP
Memory of Ruthie Rifkin
Laurie & Eddie Freeman
Memory of Marvin Sablosky
Carol Weiss; Charlene & Sid Tuchman
YOUTH PROJECTS FUNDS
MAX STRASHUN TEMPLE TOTS
Honor of Samantha Mears’ Bat Mitzvah
Susan Maisel & Frank Miroff
Memory of Ruthie Rifkin
Nora Moreira & Joseph Cochran;
Barbara Bailie; Renny & Greg Silver;
Susan & Jack Moss; Carol Weiss;
Carol & Ron Sands; Carol & Peter
Wormser; Don & Sandy Rothbaum
& family; Charlene & Sid Tuchman;
Carol & Ken Joseph; Pam & Don
Fogle; Lucina Moxley; Evvy Moss
DR. MORRIS STONER RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION
Memory of Marjorie Bradford;
Memory of Muriel Romer
Pat Linderman
Honor of Emily Cox’s Bat Mitzvah
Diane Lutz
Honor of birth of Vivan Michelle Goldstein
Diane Lutz
Memory of David Schuff Arden
Charlotte Schuff
SPITZBERG/BASSLER/ARNOLD YOUTH
FUND FOR ISRAEL
Memory of Ruthie Rifkin
Laura & Dennis Carafiol
LIBRARY & ARCHIVES FUND
LIBRARY BIRTHDAY BOOK CLUB
Honor of Sophia & Aaron Cahn
Victoria & Seth Cahn
CLERGY FUNDS
SENIOR RABBI’S DISCRETIONARY
Trina & Joseph Zych; Mary Ruth
Barnard
Honor of participation in services
for Muriel Romer
Sunny, Steven, Sheryl & Karyn Romer
Honor of officiating at Rachel & Brian
Basey’s wedding
Lori & Chuck Lencheck
Memory of Muriel Romer
Diane Lutz
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Memory of Anna Roth
Beth Cohen; Stephanie & Greg Davis
Memory of Robert D. Kahn
Caryl Shideler
CANTOR’S DISCRETIONARY
Mary Barnard
Honor of Rachel and Brian Basey’s
Wedding
Lori & Chuck Lencheck
Honor of participation in services for
Muriel Romer
Sunny, Steven, Sheryl & Karyn Romer
Memory of Anna Roth
Beth Cohen; Stephanie & Greg Davis
Memory of Archie Aronstam & Jerry
Aronstam
Marian Aronstam
HUNGER PROGRAM
Memory of Lorna Harbaugh
Jan & Jerry Gershman
Memory of Frank Goldsmith
Liz Goldsmith
SECOND HELPINGS
Memory of Robert Kahn
Pam & Steve Rappaport
Memory of Ruthie Rifkin
Renee & Jerry Bergstein
INTERFAITH HOSPITALITIY NETWORK
Honor of birth of Leo Marcial
Jane & Kevin Corn; Judie & Tom
Doehrman
CHEVRAT CHESED
Honor of Wesley Arends becoming an
Eagle Scout
Phyllis & Loren Goodman
Memory of Robert Kahn
Annette Storthz; Rhonda Chatzkel;
Lisa & Perry Kahn
Memory of Marvin Sablosky; Memory
of Ruthe Stein
Jan & Jerry Gershman
Memory of Ruthie Rifkin
Hannah Brodsky; Travis C. Smith
Memory of Dick Perk
Charlene & Sid Tuchman
YAHRZEIT MEMORIAL & CEMETERY FUND
Memory of Pauline Bartfield
Fran Bartfield-Goldstein
Memory of Andy Calderon; Memory
of Mathilda Calderon
Jan Jacobs
Memory of Sandy Ambery
Carl Ambery
Memory of Phillip Sachs
Toby Blickman
Memory of Ida Rheins
Joy & Irv Rheins
Memory of Efraim Kantin; Memory of
Frida Kantin; Memory of Sofia Gusinsky
Riva Kantin
Memory of Lorna Harbaugh
Jan & Jerry Gershman
Memory of Pearl Blum
Liz Goldsmith
OUTODOR BEAUTIFICATION/HARVEY
GADDIE FUND
Honor of Rabbi Jon Stein’s participation
in services for Muriel Romer
Family of Muriel Romer
SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND
Memory of Ruthie Rifkin
Donna & Jerry Segal
TEMPLE GENERAL FUNDS
OTHER FUNDS
SOCIAL JUSTICE
THE CANTOR JANICE L. ROGER MUSIC
FUND
Honor of recovery of Gerald Paul
Flo Greenberg
Honor of Cantor Janice Roger
Dorit & Gerald Paul
TEMPLE GENERAL FUND
Ann Satz
Honor of Joel Lisker’s welcoming me to IHC
Benjamin Berman
Memory of Anna Roth
Syma & Patrick Mulich
Honor of Emily Cox’s Bat Mitzvah
Phyllis Ackerman
FOUNDATION GENERAL FUND
Memory of Barbara Breskow; Memory
of Ruth Rifkin
Joan & Nathan Miller
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YAHRZEIT
4/1/1995................ Gladys Garelick
4/1/1994................ Richard Honig
4/1/1987................ Sid Izsak
4/1/2012................ Francis Julian
4/1/1997................ Betty Lockman
4/1/1979................ Leonard Lucas
4/1/1996................ Rebecca Rosenthal
4/1/1970................ Bertl Selig
4/1/2001................ Sylene Smith
4/1/1975................ Marie Superfine
4/2/1976................ Alfred K. Berman
4/2/1961................ Joseph Dansker
4/2/2005................ Al Duquenne
4/2/2012................ Donna Farber
4/2/1977................ Mildred Feuerlicht
4/2/1948................ Julius Goldsmith
4/2/1974................ Adelaide Levin
4/2/2000................ Sanford Marcus
4/2/1937................ Cora C. Michael
4/2/1962................ Bessie Rothbard
4/2/2000................ Sonny Schultz
4/3/1997................ Ray Lawson
4/3/1977................ Anne May
4/3/1938................ Hannah Selig
4/3/1951................ Max Snellenberg
4/3/2013................ Maura Tauber
4/3/1971................ Harry Weiner
4/4/1990................ Alex Brattain
4/4/1980................ Louis Cohen
4/4/1971................ Dorothy B Heiman
4/4/2001................ Philip Stiefler
4/4/1995................ Nat Meyers
4/4/2007................ Charles VanBreemen
4/5/2006................ Robert Edmands
4/5/1984................ Rose Fuhrman
4/5/1999................ Sidney Glanzman
4/5/2006................ Marjorie Pearson
4/5/1961................ Albert Pollock
4/5/1930................ Israel Reed
4/6/1997................ Eva Apter
4/6/1997................ Bernard Diamond
4/6/1983................ Maurice Sabetay
4/6/2009................ Chester Solomon
4/6/1964................ Bella K. Stein
4/6/2010................ Irene Weiss Stein
4/6/1968................ Rose Vigran
4/6/1981................ William Wentico
4/7/1993................ Jean Babetch
4/7/1995................ Benjamin Edenberg
4/7/1965................ William Epstein
4/7/1987................ Gertrude Kreitman
4/7/1975................ Fred Layton
4/7/1995................ Peggy Kahn Lipton
4/7/2000................ Marijane Popp
4/7/1999................ Dora Shapiro
4/8/2014................ Corinne Louise Bernstein
4/8/2014................ Thomas Dakich, Jr.
4/8/1999................ Doris Fishman
4/8/1982................ Louis M. Fuldauer
4/8/1992................ Robin Sara Fuldauer
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4/8/1980................ Jack W. Goldberg
4/8/2008................ Harvey Greenberger
4/8/1996................ Mary Louise Hertz
4/8/2001................ John Lion
4/8/1997................ Daniel Tobin
4/9/1977................ Lillian Leventhal
4/9/2011................ Izidor Schacter
4/9/2005................ John Vokits
4/10/2004.............. Julia Apter
4/10/1987.............. Gertrude Dorson Fallon
4/10/1962.............. Bertha Gold
4/10/1976.............. Victor Goldberg
4/10/1979.............. Myriam Kogos
4/10/1966.............. Max Lemberger
4/10/1995.............. Ida Lisker Nickbarg
4/10/1984.............. Leonard Reiter
4/11/1960.............. Harry Barrett
4/11/1939.............. Emy Bildstein
4/11/1994.............. Leo Brodsky
4/11/1996.............. Fae Zukerman Gersten
4/11/2008.............. Whitney Greenberg
4/11/1969.............. Walter Heller
4/11/1933.............. Abraham J Koffman
4/11/2005.............. Helene Lutz
4/12/1943.............. Colman Blach
4/12/2001.............. Gerald W. Block
4/12/1997.............. Simon D. Brill
4/12/2007.............. Sam Chernin
4/12/1996.............. Norman Feuer
4/12/2010.............. Sylvia Gorfain
4/12/1993.............. Ruth Halpern
4/12/1984.............. Walter Morse
4/12/1997.............. Jean Stern
4/12/1964.............. Maurice Stine.
4/12/2012.............. Jack Tauf
4/13/1957.............. Bertha P Goldberg
4/13/1974.............. Estelle Nathanson Peck
4/13/1991.............. Arthur Saul Perlstein
4/13/2011.............. Herbert Sim
4/14/2003.............. Trudy Danenberg
4/14/1987.............. Jack Efroymson, Jr.
4/14/1964.............. Abe Epstein
4/14/2010.............. Irene Fox
4/14/1964.............. Abe Epstein
4/14/1974.............. Rose Rubenstein Mollin
4/14/2002.............. Samuel Sax
4/14/1993.............. Helen D. Spridgeon
4/14/2011.............. Rabbi Jack Stern
4/14/1991.............. Helen Stevens
4/15/1915.............. Alexander Baerncopf
4/15/1987.............. Pauline Calderon
4/15/2013.............. Ilse Chorin
4/15/1947.............. Isaac B. Cohen
4/15/1984.............. Ida Rose Lapin
4/15/1930.............. Leo Netzorg
4/15/1976.............. Irving Opie
4/15/1997.............. Lynn Sussman
4/15/1958.............. Leo Traugott
4/16/1942.............. Emil Dreifuss
4/16/2003.............. Maxine Druker
4/16/1994.............. Joseph Engelberg
4/16/2005.............. William Gellman
4/16/2003.............. Hank Halberstadt
4/16/1998.............. Harriet Hilton
4/16/1957.............. Rose Kort
4/16/2004.............. Rollie Larman
4/16/2008.............. Milard Lucas
4/16/1963.............. Yetta Brown Mantel
4/16/2006.............. Ken Ossip
4/16/1981.............. Margaret Sugarman
4/17/1972.............. Alex Altfeld
4/17/2001.............. Louis J. Bale
4/17/1990.............. Ada Friedman
4/14/2013.............. Robert Gale
4/17/1942.............. Abraham Goldbach
4/17/1942.............. Clara Goldbach
4/17/1995.............. William L Halpern
4/17/1932.............. Charles Elliott Hurwitz
4/17/1981.............. Abe Kreitman
4/17/2010.............. Samuel Levy
4/18/1982.............. Martin Cohen
4/18/1983.............. Sidney Abraham Epstein
4/18/2002.............. Alfred Fischer
4/18/2012.............. Nathan Gotthelf
4/18/1969.............. Milton Greenwald
4/18/2002.............. Norman Lencheck
4/18/1990.............. Manuel Leve
4/18/1940.............. Emil Mantel
4/18/2008.............. Ann Seif
4/18/2011.............. Gary Seleman
4/18/1987.............. Jerome Slutzky
4/18/1963.............. Morris Stavitsky
4/18/2002.............. Josef Vorsovsky
4/19/1973.............. Ida Arffa
4/19/1997.............. Herbert L. Aronson
4/19/2007.............. Gabriel Cohen
4/19/2010.............. Phyllis Efroymson
4/19/2003.............. William Foster
4/19/1991.............. Clara Joseph
4/19/1959.............. Nathan Levinson
4/19/1982.............. Dora Litt
4/19/2006.............. Marilyn McGrew
4/19/1972.............. Samuel Weiner
4/20/1976.............. Elias Altbach
4/20/1995.............. Rae Franko
4/20/1997.............. Harold B. Kort
4/20/1983.............. Edward Micon
4/20/1966.............. Hattie Miller
4/20/1996.............. Eva S. Pauker
4/20/1985.............. Jack Rockmore
4/20/1996.............. Saddie Russell
4/21/1986.............. Pauline Bash
4/21/1999.............. Joseph N. Careskey
4/21/1936.............. Eli Schloss
4/21/2010.............. Helen Swiss
4/21/1969.............. Arnold Waxman
4/21/2013.............. Verne Weinbaum
4/21/2013.............. Gladys A. Weiss
4/22/1987.............. Isaac Black
4/22/2002.............. Marilyn Stein Heimansohn
4/22/1962.............. Rosella Medias
4/23/1988.............. Maurice Blonder
4/23/2010.............. Dennis Escol
4/24/1962.............. Tony Alpert
4/24/2006.............. Elizabeth R. Burke
4/24/1985.............. Julie Chinsky
4/24/2004.............. Arthur Klein
4/24/2002.............. Jennifer Moss
4/24/2006.............. Israel Dan Peisner
4/24/1938.............. Simon Winograd
4/25/1972.............. Caryl Berman
4/25/1995.............. Betty Eichler Blum
4/25/1972.............. Maurice E. Gould
4/25/1994.............. Kalman Haber
4/25/1994.............. Ella Hartman
4/25/1984.............. Jennie Kahn
4/25/1992.............. Rose D. Kahn
4/25/2009.............. Erma Maidenberg
4/25/1991.............. Adolphe Pockrass
4/25/1963.............. Samuel S. Yolles
4/26/2014.............. Paul Andrew Anderson
4/26/1997.............. Abe Berman
4/26/1953.............. Jack Falk
4/26/1975.............. Maurice Gordon
4/26/1976.............. Pauline M Meyers
4/26/1964.............. Lena Paley
4/27/1988.............. Edward Baker
4/27/2012.............. Jacqueline Butterman
4/27/1998.............. Phyllis Heller
4/27/1988.............. Charlotta Katona
4/27/1981.............. Helen Klein
4/27/1961.............. David Lebin
4/27/2012.............. Betti Lurie
4/27/1992.............. Rose Nickbarg
4/27/2012.............. Morris Oscherwitz
4/27/1994.............. Ruth Shott
4/28/1985.............. Sam Abels
4/28/1994.............. Joseph Burstyn
4/28/1980.............. Ruben Glick
4/28/2008.............. Ginger Lewis
4/28/1992.............. Robert Lutz
4/28/1944.............. George Mendlovitz
4/28/1992.............. Rose Nickbarg
4/28/2008.............. Sarah Pomeranz
4/28/2012.............. Jeanette Taylor
4/28/1999.............. Fannie Winer
4/29/1994.............. Reuven Bailie
4/29/1992.............. Sheldon Breskow
4/29/1958.............. Sam Glassner
4/29/1980.............. Edith Holowitz
4/29/1981.............. Libby Hurwitz
4/29/1958.............. Issac Wolf
4/29/1982.............. Harold Zaltsberg
4/30/1986.............. Joshua Batt
4/30/2012.............. Audrey Braff
4/30/1983.............. Sharon Broock
4/30/2012.............. Stanley H. Freedman
4/30/1945.............. Lillian Koby
4/30/2008.............. Florence Sosin
4/30/1952.............. Harry Speyer
WE NOTE WITH HAPPINESS THE BIRTHS
• Jordan Christine Fox, granddaughter of Sharyn Cowan Feuer on January 15, 2015.
• Vivian Michelle Goldstein, granddaughter of Marcia & Marvin Goldstein on February 2, 2015.
• Athena Alice Robinson, granddaughter of Myrna Gray on February 3, 2015.
WE NOTE WITH SORROW THE DEATHS
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Barbara Breskow, mother of Debra (Steve) Leyndyke passed away on January 27, 2015.
Ruth Rifkin, wife of Robert Rifkin on passed away February 11, 2015.
Barbara Magee, mother of David (Paula) Magee, grandmother of Frances, Harrison & Zachary Magee passed away on February 13, 2015.
Dorothy Harrison, grandmother of David (Paula) Magee, great-grandmother of Frances, Harrison and Zachary Magee passed away on
February 29, 2015.
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SECOND SUNDAY CONCERT
Bay Street Horns on Fire
April 12 at 2:00 pm
Bay Street Horns on Fire is a funky jazz ensemble that performs new, exciting
arrangements of familiar jazz, classical, Dixie, and rock tunes. The group features
Glen Johnson, Trumpet; Shawn Goodman, Clarinet; Bob Burns, Saxes; John Morse,
Trombone; Bill Schmidt, Tuba; and Michael Totty, Drums. This ensemble, in various
forms, has toured the United States and Korea presenting performances and
educational workshops, received first prize at the 2003 New York Quintet Competition,
has received several grants from various arts councils, and has been endorsed by
Yamaha.
Second Sunday Concerts are made possible by the generosity of IHC’s Brotherhood
and Sisterhood as well as the Cantor Janice L. Roger Music Fund.
These programs are free and open to the public.