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Volume 9, Issue 11
April 2015
Nisan/Iyar 5775
The Shofar
From Rabbi TZiPi Radonsky
On the first Friday evening in April this year, people will gather with family and
friends, all over the world, as the moon comes to her fullness, to welcome Passover by singing the special blessings and lighting the holiday candles. Another
Passover will begin; eight days of paying attention to what we have, what we eat,
and of remembering those who came before us by telling the story of Passover
and of those who still are in slavery.
Passover is the celebration of the Israelites leaving Egypt on the journey to the
Promised Land. The word for Egypt in Hebrew is mitzrayim which translates as ‘narrow place.’ So whenever I feel in a stuck or narrow place, where my breathing is shallow and perspective is small, I think of being in Egypt and being a slave to my mind and the moment. If I am awake enough, I try to remember I
chose not to stay in suffering and to take a deep breath, often freeing the mind and me from whatever slavery I am in, physical or psychological. Judaism is a faith of paradoxes, so as we are celebrating our freedom, awakening to an opportunity for a renewed relationship with our G-d, we also do not forget those who
died while our ancestors were being released, the first born of the Egyptians and the army and horses that
drowned in the sea as it closed behind the fleeing Hebrews. It is said that the blue on the fringe of
the tzitzit on the four corners of the talit is to remember the tears shed by G-d as the Egyptians died. We
are all G-d’s people.
I love Passover. It is a time of change, of Spring in the Northern hemisphere, of special foods and of family,
and a moment in the calendar when we remember the shift from slavery to freedom brought about through
Divine intervention, a history of our ancestors and how our life reflects that reality. Growing up in Winthrop,
a small community on the north shore of Boston, preparing for Passover was a BIG deal. My mother and I
would clean off the pantry shelves of any chometz-anything made of bread or that would rise, like rice, and
then lay brown paper to separate the ordinary from the specialness of the Passover eight days. My mother
would unpack the shopping bags she had been stockpiling for the last month containing the big boxes
of matzah, matzah meal, jars of gefilte fish and horseradish and black cherry tonic and other sundries. Then we would open the large wooden barrel my father had brought up from the basement that was
full of all sizes of dishes and silverware, pots and pans, and baking supplies that were all wrapped in last
year’s newspaper. My job was to empty the barrel and to put things in their place. And then, when everything was clean and the wooden shelf was put in the sink, we would begin cooking; chicken soup
with matzah balls, chopped liver, charoset made of apples-walnuts-wine, Passover rolls, and raspberry preserve filled cookies made with matzah meal, sponge cake, and brisket. We would prepare the Passover
plate with all the objects that symbolized the freedom we would be celebrating. Passover Seder, when my
grandparents were alive, was held in their apartment upstairs in our two family home and all who could
come of the twelve children and their offspring would sit around the long table and work our way through
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the Haggadah. I was often carried downstairs having fallen asleep by the end of the very long story telling and
dinner.
And as an adult in my home and those of friends with birth families and families of choice, there have been
many Passover celebrations filled with the joy of coming together to remember and to celebrate, of eating and
honoring the freedom we have, and contributing our own stories of slavery and freedom since the last
year. And asking questions like why is this night different from other nights. . . .
A core teaching of Judaism is either ‘do not forget’ or ‘remember.’ Pesach is a time to remember and notice
what we have, where we have been and where we are, who is still in slavery, as a core essence of Judaism is
social justice, to do Tikkun Olam, repair the world. In the Torah, we read at least 36 times that once we were
strangers in a strange land. We cannot be free until others are free. Each year before Passover begins I get
emails from many various non-profit organizations asking me to remember those whom we might forget as we
sit in plenty. This year we will remember those who do not have enough to eat, women in slavery and who are
abused, people in the military who cannot be home or are home living with trauma of war, and to be conscious
of our ecological challenges such as oil spills and endangered species.
Next year may there be peace in the world, more peace balanced with the kopvetick, a Yiddish word that
means pain in the head that we know reaches down to the heart. Cain Yihee Ratzone and AMEN, so may it
be! A world that knows that freedom is accepting the Mystery of Life as an integral part of our lives.
Rabbi TZiPi Radonsky, Ph.D., founder of Watering The Tree Outside the Fence Foundation and Creator of the
Society of the Vav, blends the teachings of mystical Hebrew Wisdom and her 25 years of experience as an
executive leadership coach, occupational therapist, mindfulness teacher and global traveler into her teaching
and living. She is fun and funny and pushes herself and you to say ‘yes, and…’ to life. Her books The Spiritual
Pilgrim Discovers Home, Are you a spiritual Pilgrim? and AND: Building a World of Connection through Jewish
Mystical Wisdom show her desire to learn and share her journey hopefully inspiring you to come back to your
true self and listen to your heart.
President’s Message
April brings us three celebrations of FREEDOM.
I was going to say something about Passover, but Rabbi TZiPi has done this for us. All I can say is
that the sacrifices of our ancestors to escape slavery and to bring us where we are today must be
honored by us. Judaism has survived and Temple Oseh Shalom will survive and bring us together.
We will be commemorating Yom Hashoah, April 17. This honors those whose lives were taken during
the Holocaust and the Warsaw Ghetto uprising.
The third freedom is Israeli Independence Day. We will celebrate this day at Temple Oseh Shalom on
Sunday, April 26, with a special service and light supper catered by Gruby’s Deli.
To summarize, April is the season not only of Spring, but also the time of freedom for Judaism. So
let Temple Oseh Shalom move forward in unity and friendship so that we can help our congregation
and community.
Barry Zweiban
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Sisterhood
We had a very successful Women’s Seder on Tuesday, March 24. I hope
that everyone who attended enjoyed themselves. Congratulations go to
Carol Sussman and Marlene Fried for a stellar job. I also want to congratulate the rest of the team. It was a beautifully executed Seder. Thanks also
to Sue Wiener for leading the Seder with such excitement and enthusiasm.
Upcoming
Sisterhood
Events
Marsha Heisler is continuing her work on the tablecloths used for our Onegs.
Please contact Marsha if you’d like to include your name and those of your
children or grandchildren on the cloths; it’s a great way to be remembered.
Thanks, Marsha.
Our next event is a few months away. Our Installation and Fashion Show will
be held on Tuesday, June 2 at Berkeley Hall. Please watch your emails for a
“save the date” flyer to be coming soon.
I continue to encourage anyone who wants to help out with Sisterhood to
please step up and do that. “Many hands make light work,” and we’re always appreciative of new ideas.
B'shalom,
Terrie Weintraub, Sisterhood President
Men’s Club
The TOS Men’s Club had a traditional breakfast on Sunday, March 15, attended by more than half of our Club's membership. The speaker, Rabbi
Haas from Savannah, was very informative and enlightened us on several
subjects. We plan to invite him back in the future.
SAVE THE DATE
Our Induction Breakfast will be held on Sunday, May 17, at The Haven. It
will be a catered affair with more than enough food choices. We will have
entertainment, door prizes, and a few surprises. Make plans to enjoy a
great brunch and have an enjoyable morning. Please watch for E-mails and
flyers with more information
Lew Medoff
President
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Ritual Committee
Ritual
SHABBAT AND YOM HaSHOAH SERVICE
Our service on November 21 with Rabbi David Wolfman was an inspiring
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19 service
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work with the range of religious leanings and traditions of our diverse Temple Oseh Shalom community. He also has a strong belief and commitment
to the improvement of interfaith relationships. Among other actions in that
direction, he was the first rabbi to co-lead the initial interfaith Israel mission
by the Richmond Jewish Foundation.
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anniversary of the liberation of the Buchenwald prison camp on April 17, 1945, and further, one of
the US Army GIs who was present that day and helped liberate the camp is Ken Rosenberg’s 99-year
Ray Mintz
old father, who was at our last service. What are the odds?
COLLECTION OF SHOES
Please remember to bring your donation of gently used shoes for our annual gift to Bluffton Self Help
to the April 17 service. Each pair of shoes should be placed sole to sole, laces tied, and held together with tape. They can be for men, women or children and dress-up, every day or sport in any
size. Our record is about 700 pair – let’s see if we can beat it. As always, our donation will be taken
to Bluffton Self Help by volunteers from the Men’s Club.
Memorial on Danube in Budapest
“To the Memory of the Victims Shot into the Danube … in
1944-45”
Ray Mintz
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THE CARE COMMITTEE of
TEMPLE OSEH SHALOM
WHO ARE WE?
We are Temple members who provide services to members in need.
We provide a meal or two as needed:
* After surgery * After Injuries * During illnesses
Visits at home or in a rehabilitation facility:
*Respite for the caregiver or a shoulder to lean on.
How will we provide these services?
That is up to you! We have to know who needs us!
A member, member’s spouse or friend needs to call us to tell us!!!
Even though a person might have a good social network, they still might need
our services but don’t want to ask, so please let us know.
Liela Weltman and Ellen Altman are the co-chairs of the committee. You can always
call Liela at 705-3482 or e-mail her at [email protected]. Ellen can be reached at 7059930 or via e-mail at [email protected]. The following are members on the committee whom you may call or e-mail:
Jan Mintz
705-3479
[email protected]
Donna Shaw
705-9818
[email protected]
Goldie Weiss
705-6376
[email protected]
Eileen Goldberg
705-5279
[email protected]
Terri Weintraub
705-7368
[email protected]
Flo Etkin
705-5828
[email protected]
Carole Lurie
705-7935
[email protected]
Phyllis Cooper Steinberg
705-2844
[email protected]
Susan Safranek
705-7150
[email protected]
Barbara Winters
705-9266
[email protected]
Judy Emmett
707-7456
[email protected]
Ruth Moroknek
705-2380
[email protected]
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Adult Education
SATURDAY MORNING
On April 18, we will meet with Rabbi Joan Lenowitz to discuss the timely and important subject of organ donation by Jews. Whether Jews can donate their body parts
without violating Jewish law is a topic examined by every Jewish segment from Orthodox to Reform. The Torah’s stipulations on k’vod ha’met, hana’ah, and pikuach
nefesh all come into play, as does the timing of the donation. We all need to know
the “right” thing to do. Although Rabbi Lenowitz did not specifically mention other
related subjects that might be of interest, such as cremation and tattooing, there
might be an opportunity to ask questions about these as well. We will meet at
10:00 AM at the Lowcountry Presbyterian Church. (Ray Mintz)
Adult Education
Temple Oseh
Shalom
BOOK CLUB
Please join us on Thursday, April 9, at 11:00 AM, at the home of Sue Gassner, 13
Sanders Court. We will be discussing Jenna Blum's mother/daughter drama THOSE
WHO SAVE US. The story begins in Minnesota, then explores the fifty year old past
that Anna Schlemmer has tried so hard to put behind her.
On June 11 we will conclude with AND SO IT IS WRITTEN by Ellen Brazer. Please
contact me if you need any additional information. (Janet Cargotch)
Jenna Blum, Author
FILM CLUB
The Temple Film Club will be showing Gentleman’s Agreement on April 12 at 3pm
in the Fellowship Hall. The film starring Gregory Peck won the Oscar for Best
Film, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Director in 1947. It was a breakthrough
film being the first to deal with anti-Semitism following WWII and the Holocaust. Based on Laura Z. Hobson’s novel, it follows the experiences of a journalist
who assumes the identity of a Jew and as a result experiences bigotry in a variety of
situations, the most insidious being the subtle “gentleman’s agreement” when antiJewish sentiments are taken for granted. (Jackie Katz)
Ray and Jan Mintz
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Oneg Shabbat
HAVE YOU SPONSORED AN ONEG SHABBAT THIS YEAR?
 Do you have a birthday/anniversary coming up?
 Have you recently celebrated a “simcha” in your family?
 Is there a relative/friend whose memory you would like to
honor in a special way?
A perfect way to honor/memorialize someone special is by sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat. And it is so easy to do.
“Keep our
Oneg Shabbat
CONTACT Ellen Dutka (7 Coronado Court) 705-9982
or e-mail to: [email protected]
NO LATER THAN THE 20th OF THE MONTH
a part of our
Friday Night
service”
We request a minimum donation of $18, but there is no maximum! All checks should be made payable to “Oseh Shalom Sisterhood.” Talk to Ellen to arrange the details of your donation
and sponsorship.
No Onegs in April
WHAT A WONDERFUL WAY TO HONOR SOMEONE OR SOMETHING
— SPONSOR AN ONEG.
Temple Oseh Shalom Choir
This month we’ll be commemorating Yom Hashoah and we will have a visiting
Rabbi, Rabbi Lenowitz officiating at that service. It will be a different service
this year with Yom Hashoah incorporated into our Shabbat service. The choir
is learning a few new tunes for that service. I hope that you will all come and
share the service with us – and sing when you can.
I would very much like to hear from any of you who have melodies, old and
new, that you’d like to suggest. The choir leads the singing and it’s always
more fun for us if you join in. I can be reached at 843-705-7368 or at
[email protected].
B'shalom,
Terrie Weintraub
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Temple Oseh Shalom Scrapbook
Those of you having pictures that you have taken of Temple events, please
share them with us. We keep a scrap book of photos and media coverage.
The books are available to view by our members.
The books are our history and a record of how
we have evolved.
If you have questions or items to share, please
contact me.
Elaine Roth
705-1983
[email protected]
Librarian - Historian
Membership
I am pleased to welcome our newest members to Temple Oseh Shalom.
They are Stuart and Rachel Shatz, Cynthia and Michael Rauschberg, Alan
and Lois Rosenthal, and Barry Beitman and Betsy Parisi.
It was a pleasure to host our new members with a lovely gathering. Hope to
see you all at many of our functions.
Marsha Cochin
ETERNAL TREE OF LIFE
These last few months have brought sadness to many of our congregants as loved ones have passed away. All our sympathy and prayers
have been with them during funerals and shivas. As an aging community,
it is unfortunate, but true, that the future will hold sad times for many of
our congregants. Temple Oseh Shalom continues to add leaves to its Tree
of Eternal Life. The Tree of Eternal Life is mounted on the side of the Temple Ark. This is a wonderful way to memorialize loved ones.
The form is in the back of the Shofar or you can contact Larry Katz at 7055765. Each leaf costs $100.
Larry Katz
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Parris Island Volunteers
Do you remember Marine Recruit Joel Meltzer?
He attended our Jewish services every week during his basic training. Joel is
now Corporal Meltzer and a member of "The Commandant's Own," the
United States Marine Drum & Bugle Corps. They performed last week at Savannah State University and Joel invited Jeff and me to attend. What a treat
watching the three ceremonial units from the Marine Barracks Washington,
DC. In addition to the Drum & Bugle Corps, we saw the Marine Corps Silent
Drill Platoon and the Marine Corps Color Guard. These units travel worldwide demonstrating the discipline and professionalism of the Marine Corps.
We are so proud of Joel and happy that he remembered our services (and
us) so fondly. He looked so dashing in his uniform and flashes a great smile.
Check out the following site if you are interested in learning more about this
elite band – http://www.drumcorps.marines.mil/.
Submitted by: Judy Glazer
Photo Credit: Sue Wiener and Judy Glazer
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An Easier Link to the TOS Amazon Site
I have mentioned in the past how easy it is to support the Temple when you
buy from Amazon. Temple Oseh Shalom receives a percentage of the sale
price for all items purchased by our members through one of our links located on our website – www.templeosehshalom.org
But Jeff Glazer has made it even easier. He has created a link that will take
people directly to our access page at Amazon.com and should be easier to
use. Simply go to amazon.templeosehshalom.org – bookmark this link or
write it down somewhere. It is really a no-brainer to use this link when you
buy from Amazon. Just remember:
amazon.templeosehshalom.org
Donations
As always, we welcome donations to Temple Oseh Shalom to commemorate any occasion - joyous or sad - or even "just because..."
When appropriate, an acknowledgement card will be sent to your
stated recipients, letting them know of your generosity. We will try to
keep diligent records and print a list of donors for the month preceding
the publication of each Shofar newsletter.
If donations are received too late for publication, they will appear in
the following issue. We will attempt to include all donations for the
full month prior to sending the newsletter.
Make your check payable to Temple Oseh Shalom with appropriate notations on the memo line or note enclosed with the check.
Mail to: Temple Oseh Shalom, PO Box 3935, Bluffton, SC 29910
Donations will be acknowledged in writing to the honoree and by e-mail to
the donor.
Yahrzeits will be listed in the monthly Shofar. Annual Membership Renewals are not acknowledged. Book of Remembrance donations will be acknowledged by entries in the Book.
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DONATIONS MARCH
DONOR
IN HONOR OF
Sue and Bob Wiener
Marlene & Kurt Fried
Barbara Reuben
Rhoda & Sherwin Rubin
Jackie & Larry Katz
Judy & Jeff Glazer
Dolores and George Mangi
The Miracle of Temple Oseh Shalom
Thank you for Marlene’s Shalom-O-Gram
Birthday Wishes
Jo-Ann & Barry Zweiban
Speedy Recovery to Tobye Watkins
Donation
Our Aliyahs
Gabrielle Testa's birthday
DONOR
IN MEMORY OF
Ellen & Barry Cohen
Jerilyn Fleisher
Jerilyn Fleisher
Francine & Joel Biterman
Carol & Arnold Seidman
Marlene & Kurt Fried
Lynne & Milton Stombler
Anna Cohen
Arlene & Bob Lohn
Laura Marks
Joan Flynn
Judy & Sam Emmett
Phyllis & Eugene Rabins
Kay & David Krebs
Gingi & Saul Cohen
Karen & David Ehrlich
Ros Sohmer
Marsha Heisler & Mike
Polenski
Gail & Len Carr
Gail & Len Carr
Luba & Mark Balshem
Donna & Bill Shaw
Stella Woldoff
Adele Kugelman
Joel Fleisher
Ann Glickin
Benjamin Seidman
Bernard Fried
Bertha Stombler
Jacob Bacon
Jacob Israel Fisk
Jeanne Marks
Jim Flynn
Larry Emmett
Leon Rosen
Martin Donenfeld
Milton Cohen
Murray Sohmer
Murray Sohmer
Ruth Frankel
Trudy Saperstein
Sarah Rachel McNeil
Sonya Plitman
Edith Beckman
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DONATIONS MARCH (CONT’D)
DONOR
IN MEMORY OF
Janice & Lewis Kraimer
Janet & Howard Sadowsky
Janet & Howard Sadowsky
Rhoda & Sherwin Rubin
Shirley & Seymour Glanell
Alice & Jerome Varon
Shelly & Stan Finger
Barbara & Lewis Freedman
Barbara & Lewis Freedman
Ivan Paul Gartenlaub
Barbara Reuben
Marion & Art Abramowitz
Marion & Art Abramowitz
Marion & Art Abramowitz
Bernice Rock
Bernice Rock
Carolyn & David Salkin
Phyllis & Jerry Steinberg
Marsha Weiss
Mildred Cohen
Phyllis Frushtick
Heddie & Alan Richter
Earle Lockhart
Elaine & Dan Roth
Elaine & Dan Roth
Gail & Haim Bober
Doris Plaplan
Doris Plaplan
Phylis Giglinto
Judy & Jeff Glazer
Marilyn Rakitin Inkles
Linda Harrison
Linda Smith
Linda Smith
Bess Kraimer
Betty Levy
Lawrence Levy
Dorothy Hankin
Eva Ackerman
Frieda Varon
Herman Finger
Howard Bloom
Samuel Bloom
Irene R. Gartenlaub
Irvin Harrison
Isaac Stolzenberg
Sally Stolzenberg
Rebecca Nitches
Meyer Rock
Regina Abramowitz
Monroe Salkin
Nancy Zavier
Samuel Weiss
Sidney Cohen
Anne Goldman
Anthony D. Newman
Bernard Lockhart
Bessie Rossin
Julius Roth
Bonnie Bober
Charlotte Goldberger
Nathan Plaplan
Esther Raiffe
Geralyn L. Glazer
Gerald Rakitin
Gussie Harrison
Harry Veeder
Marvin Veeder
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DONATIONS MARCH (CONT’D)
DONOR
IN MEMORY OF
Linda Smith
Linda Smith
Jan & Ray Mintz
Jan & Ray Mintz
Suzan & Stephen Crane
Ruth & Stanley Moroknek
Carolyn & Ray Levine
Sally Veeder
Ethel Wieder
Isidor Mintz
Lillian Mintz
Jack Crane
Sara Burstok
Sara Webber
IN MEMORY OF RUTH DIAMOND, Mother of Diamond Riegel
Shirley & Philip Zarny
IN MEMORY OF STEVEN C. DAVIDSON, Son of Sheila & Jack Davidson
Shirley & Philip Zarny
IN MEMORY OF NORMAN FISK, Brother of Arlene Lohn
Lynn & Steve Levy
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Sunshine From Your Sisterhood
Want a friend to know they are being thought of?
Maybe they have a mitzvah, maybe they need a
word of encouragement, maybe someone you
know needs a kind thought to come their way today. There is no obligation to you and no details
are needed.
Recipient will receive a caring card by mail (snail
mail) from Temple Oseh Shalom Sisterhood.
Send information to:
Elaine Roth
705-1983
OR [email protected]
Send a Shalom-O-Gram
FOR ONLY 50¢ YOUR FRIEND OR ACQUAINTANCE WILL RECEIVE OUR SHALOM-0GRAM SHOWING YOUR NAME ALONG WITH ALL THOSE SENDING BIRTHDAY AND
ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS.
Thinking of
someone else
makes them
(and you) feel
great!
And it is simple
to do!
Here’s how —>
On the next page there is a list of names of people celebrating a birthday or anniversary next month. You can send your friends and acquaintances greetings on their
birthday or anniversary.
HERE IS HOW TO DO THIS:
1. Print the next page and circle the names of the people you would like to wish a
happy birthday or anniversary. MAKE SURE YOU INCLUDE YOUR NAME THE WAY
YOU WANT IT LISTED.
2. Mail OR deliver your list, along with $.50 for each name, to Bobbie Wolff at 324
Landing Lane in Sun City
In order for the birthdays and anniversaries to be acknowledged in a timely manner,
everyone needs to turn in the Shalom-O-Gram sheets by the 20th of the month.
Thanks to everyone for making this fun to do.
WE WOULD APPRECIATE PAYMENT BY CHECK MADE OUT TO
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE OSEH SHALOM.
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Tobye Watkins
Ellen Cohen
Walter Diamond
Sheila Weinberg
Mona Griffer
Thea Heimlich
Kathy Burnce
Bob Lohn
Barbara Fleisher
Maxine Goldberg
Marilyn Hyner
Phil Kagan
Abigail Schulze
Gerry Cohen
Barbara Reuben
Herb Franklin
Barry Wagner
Raphael Haller
Joan Star
Please provide your inputs to Bobbie Wolff
by April 20
May Anniversaries
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Marsha & Henry Druckerman
Harriet & Lawrence Cole
Rhoda & Les Turk
Barbara & Norm Solon
Janice & Donald Field
Sharon & Howard Listwa
Susan & Arthur Rosenzweig
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Suzan & Stephen Crane
Tina & Chuck Laboe
Diane & Arthur Sigel
Marcia & George Meyers
Lynne & Milt Stombler
Leslie & Joel Barenberg
Ruth & Michael Kanefsky
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For Shalom-O-Gram Submissions:
Submitted by _____________________________
May Birthdays
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Andrew Miklos, Remembered by Michael &
Ilene Schwartz
Evelyn Lustig, Sister of Marvin & Phyllis Jacobson
Gert Rosenberg, Mother of Bobi Sherson
Lillian Glatzer, Mother of Jerralyn Kurowski
Stan Love, Husband of Jayne Shachat
Mollie M. Lyon, Mother of Grace Lenk
Sarah Scheman Stolzenberg, Remembered by Arthur &
Marion Abramowitz
Shirley Rudin, Mother of Barbara Klomp
Tessie Wolfson, Mother of Jeffrey Wolfson
Henry R Glazer, Father of Jeff Glazer
Ethel Cohen, Mother of Phyllis Ivers
Barbara Burstein, Remembered by Andie Levine
Burton Lewis Wilner, Brother of Ruth Schloss and
Stanley Wilner
Seymour Inkles, Husband of Marilyn Rakitin Inkles
Samuel Saiger, Father of Sondra Goldberg
Ethel Moroknek, Mother of Stanley Moroknek
Joseph Bader, Grandfather of Sandy Cadorette
Alvin Reuben, Husband of Barbara Reuben
Hyman Bacon, Father of Anna Cohen
Mary Wall, Remembered by Eleanor Osborn
Jack Riegelhaupt, Father of Michael Riegel
Hannah Goldsmith, Mother of Barbara Steinbeck
Betty Ravetz, Mother of Susan Mogil
Rose Marcus, Remembered by Jeff & Floss Kaffee
Lillian Kagan, Mother of Sue Wiener
Ray Goodman, Great Aunt of Marlene Fried
Sarah Levinson, Mother of Marty Levinson
Jacob Siegel, Remembered by Steve & Hope Dexler
Sylvia Rosen, Mother of Barry Rosen
Hyman Weiss, Father-in-Law of Goldie Weiss
Miriam Harrison, Mother of Barbara Reuben
Sam Lamhut, Remembered by Larry & Jane Rosendorf
Abbott Cohen, Twin Brother of Michael Cohen
Rowena Melamed, Remembered by Arleen Melamed
Katzie P. Sadownick, Remembered by Allen and Gail
Paul
Samuel Schwartz, Remembered by Ronald & Arlene
Schwartz
Sydney Gelman. Father of Bobbie Wolff
Henry Silberman, Father of Barry & Fran Silberman
Reba Rosenzweig, Step-Mother of Arthur Rosenzweig
Sylvia Gold Fisk Remembered by Bob & Arlene Lohn
Joseph Diamond, Father of Diamond Riegel
Raymond Arbeit, Remembered by Allen and Gail Paul
Sylvia Schacter, Mother of Carol Rosen
William Rule, Father of Charlotte White
Frances Cohen, Mother of Barry Cohen
Florence Freilich, Mother of Leslie Kantrowitz
Alfred London, Remembered by Robert & Margery
Linden and Larry & Evelyn London
Marilyn Baron, Remembered by Harriet Merrick
Max Steinbeck, Father of Henry Steinbeck
Sabina Brenner, Mother of Milt Brenner
Ann Silverman, Mother of Ruth Kanefsky
Charles Moed, Remembered by Elaine Thompson
Sam Garber, Father of Marsha Weiss
Lena LePow, Sister-in-Law of Goldie Weiss
Ray Rosenberg, Mother of Len Rosenberg
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Emanuel Prichep, Father of Fran Silberman
Ida Zallen, Mother of Phyllis Wilner
Celia Greifer, Remembered by Mona & Stella Griffer
Eva Gevatoff, Grandmother of Stanley & Eleanor Katz
Sol Kaplan, Father of Roberta Baker
Felix Cohen, Remembered by JoAnn & Gerry Cohen
Susan Roth, Daughter-in-Law of Dan & Elaine Roth
Sol Brenner, Father of Ruth Brenner
Evelyn Gordon, Mother of Gingi Cohen
Al Ackerman, Brother of Shirley Glanell
Jakob Grunberg, Remembered by Steve & Rita
Seamon
Rita Levy, Mother-in-Law of Charles Wurms
Joseph Pollinger, Remembered by Michael & Sheila
Weinberg
Frieda Brandes Schwack, Mother of Linda Harrison
Saul Mark, Husband of Ethel Mark
Molly Lazarus, Mother of Eileen Brenner
Rebecca Bacon, Mother of Anna Cohen
Miriam Pearlstein, Mother of Marvin Pearlstein
Harry Valenstein, Father of Fred Valenstein
Irving Muller, Father of Miriam Levinson
Lewis Sadowsky, Brother of Howard Sadowsky
Eleanor Kaplan, Mother of Roberta Baker
Harry Weiss, Brother of Goldie Weiss
William Cohen, Father of Myra Krulik
Eugene David Berlind, Husband of Elaine Berlind
David Kroop, Brother of Flo Etkin
Maurice Freed, Remembered by Richard and Renee
Fordyce
Kate Kowitt, Remembered by Larry & Susan Kowitt
Richard Minetti, Father-in-Law of Lynn Minetti
Ethel Roth, Mother of Dr. Paul M. Roth
Goldie Haller, Mother of Raphael Haller and Phyllis
Steinberg
Albert Burnce, Father of Michael Burnce
Florence Polikoff, Mother of Audrey Grossman
Ruth V. Richter, Mother of Alan Richter
Charles Sadowsky, Father of Howard Sadowsky
Larry Weintraub, Brother of David Weintraub
Jack Woldoff, Father of Ellen Cohen
Irving Deutsch, Remembered by Michael & Jane Cohn
Samuel Hebel, Father of Ellen Kimmel
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Book Club
Sue Gassner
11:00 am
Board Mtg
Film Club
Fellowship
Hall
3:00 pm
Services
7:30 pm
Adult
Education
Church
Sanctuary
10:00 am
Yom H'Atzmaut
LPC
4:00 pm
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How To Reach Us
All Area Code 843
Rabbi
TBD
Cantor
Kenneth Rosenberg
President
Vice President
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer
Director/Administrator
Director
Director/Membership
Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Barry Zweiban
[email protected]
Deena Chontow
[email protected]
Marlene Fried
[email protected]
Blanche Frank
batshevafrank9@gmailcom
Marcia Meyers
[email protected]
Rhoda Rubin
[email protected]
Art Krulik
[email protected]
Marsha Cochin
[email protected]
Al Gartenlaub
[email protected]
705-9666
379-8787
705.3930
705-5685
707-1077
705-6000
705-6561
705-3422
705-2442
Director/Cemetery
Sisterhood
Men’s Club
Immediate Past Pres.
Jerry Steinberg
Terrie Weintraub
Lew Medoff
Jackie Katz
705-2844
705-7368
705-2391
705-5765
House
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Al Gartenlaub
[email protected]
705-2442
Choir Director
Music Director
Family Promise
Back Pack Buddies
Education
Ray Mintz
Liela Weltman
Ellen Altman
Terrie Weintraub
Arleen Melamed
Kathy Burnce
Lynn & Steve Levy
Jan & Ray Mintz
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
705-3479
705-3482
705-9930
705-7368
705-6542
757-0869
707-7536
705-3479
Librarian/Historian
Newsletter
Parris Island
Strategic Planning
Tree of Eternal Life
Elaine Roth
Bill Altman
Al Richter
Art Krulik
Larry Katz
[email protected]
[email protected]
705-1983
705-5792
705-9450
705-6561
705-5765
Ritual
Care/Bereavement
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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[email protected]
[email protected]
705-7045
TEMPLE OSEH SHALOM
PO Box 3935
Bluffton, SC 29910
Phone: 843-705-2532
E-mail: [email protected]
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OSEH SHALOM SISTERHOOD MEMBERSHIP DATA FORM
Anyone wishing to become a member of the Sisterhood should complete this form and forward with your dues
YOU MUST BE A MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING OF TEMPLE OSEH SHALOM TO JOIN THE SISTERHOOD
NAME__________________________________________SPOUSE ___________________________________
ADDRESS _________________________________________________________________________________
TELEPHONE (HOME) ______________________________ (CELL)___________________________________
E-MAIL_____________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDAY (month/day)_____________________ANNIVERSARY (month/day)_________________________
MOVED FROM: _____________________________________________________________________________
WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO WORK ON ONE OF OUR MANY COMMITTEES?
PROGRAM ___________ FUND RAISING _______ ____________MEMBERSHIP ______________
COMMUNITY OUTREACH _________________ ONEG SHABBAT ____________________________
WOULD YOU LIKE TO TELL US ABOUT ANY SPECIAL TALENTS OR INTERESTS?
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
FULL TIME RESIDENT_______________
PART- TIME RESIDENT___________________________
SISTERHOOD DUES $10
Contact:
Marsha Cochin
301 Col. Thomas Heyward Rd
Bluffton, SC 29909
705-3422
[email protected]
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TEMPLE OSEH SHALOM
2013/2014 MEN’S CLUB MEMBERSHIP FORM
YOU MUST BE A MEMBER, IN GOOD STANDING, OF TEMPLE OSEH SHALOM
TO BE A MEMBER OF THE T.O.S. MEN’S CLUB
THE DUES ARE $10 PER YEAR (THAT’S LESS THAN $1 PER MONTH)
PLEASE FILL IN THE INFORMATION BELOW. IF ANY OF YOUR DATA HAS CHANGED, PLEASE UPDATE THE FORM.
NAME_______________________________________________________
ADDRESS_____________________________________________________
PHONE CONTACT_______________________________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS _______________________________________________
SPOUSE/SIGNIFICANT OTHER’S NAME______________________________
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO ASSIST ON ONE OF THESE COMMITTEES PLEASE CHECK ONE BOX
PROGRAM_______ MEMBERSHIP________ PUBLICITY________ FUND RAISING______
COMMUNITY OUTREACH_________ GOOD AND WELFARE_______ OTHER________
ARE YOU A FULL TIME RESIDENT______________ PART-TIMER_____________
MAKE CHECK OUT TO T.O.S. MEN’S CLUB FOR $10
MAIL FORM & CHECK TO:
LARRY COLE (TREASURER)
89 DONCASTER LANE
BLUFFTON, SC 29909
GENTLEMEN: WE ARE LOOKING TO EACH OF YOU FOR SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION THIS COMING YEAR, AND GOING FORWARD …
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EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
YOUR:
Name: __________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________
_________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
Please list your EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION:
Name: __________________________________________ Relationship: ___________________
Address: _________________________________________
_________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
*****************************************
Name: __________________________________________ Relationship: ___________________
Address: _________________________________________
_________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
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Name: __________________________________________ Relationship: ___________________
Address: _________________________________________
_________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________ Cell: _________________________________
RETURN INFORMATION TO:
Larry Kowitt
3 Schooner Lane
(Use Lower Mailbox)
[email protected]
(Subject: Emergency Contact List )
(TEMPLE OSEH SHALOM Emergency Form 6/1/11)
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TREE OF ETERNAL LIFE
Temple Oseh Shalom now has a permanent memorial for family members. This is in the form of a TREE OF ETERNAL LIFE
mounted on each side of the Ark.
Memorial leaves for the TREE OF ETERNAL LIFE are now available for purchase.
Leaves may be obtained for $100.00 per leaf. The leaves are meant to be memorials for parents, siblings, spouses/
significant others, children and grandchildren. Each leaf will be engraved with a choice of the following inscriptions.
1. In Memory of _________
Beloved Parents of ________
4. In Memory of _____________
Beloved Grandchild of ________
2. In Memory of ___________
Beloved Wife/Husband /Partner of ___________
5. In Memory of ____________
Beloved Brother/Sister of __________
3. In Memory of ____________
Beloved Child of ___________
A check must accompany the order for each leaf.
Make check payable to Temple Oseh Shalom and memo your check “Tree of Eternal Life.” Please fill out a separate form
for each inscription.
Please fill out the tear off below with the pertinent information and mail along with your check to:
Larry Katz
41 Pineapple Drive
Bluffton SC 29909
Any questions? Call Larry Katz 705-5765
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TREE OF ETERNAL LIFE INSCRIPTIONS
In Memory of ________________________________________________________
Beloved (parents, wife, husband, partner, child, sister, brother. grandchild) of
Circle one of the above
________________________________________________________________
Total enclosed @ 100.00 per leaf _________
Your Name:
___________________
Phone #:
______________
E-mail Address
______________
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