Remembering
Butterfly Project
On Sunday, April 19, Hillel formally dedicated the Butterfly Project installation as part
of the international Zikaron V’Tikvah—Remembrance and Hope initiative.
Sponsored by Amy and Wayne Gould, the project commemorates the 1.5 million
children who were killed during the Holocaust, represented by ceramic butterflies.
Students Daniella Almeida ’16 and Jamie Oko ’15 were instrumental in organizing the
project.
Pictured from left to right are: Wayne Gould,
Rep. Martha McSally and Amy Gould
On hand to lead the celebration were Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and U.S. Congressional Representative Martha
McSally. Mayor Rothschild read the proclamation of the City of Tucson naming April 19 as Holocaust Survivor and Butterfly
Project Day. Over 120 students and community members attended, including a dozen Holocaust survivors.
Now over 600 beautiful ceramic butterflies grace the entrance to Hillel where they fly in a memorial of hope and
remembrance.
24th Annual Holocaust Vigil
"I tell my story so that it won't become your future" Leslie Meisels- Holocaust survivor
At noon on March 25, a large book was placed on a podium in the center stage of the UA Mall.
The first of 6 million names of Jews listed in the book was read by students and community
volunteers. This year marked the 24th anniversary of the Annual Holocaust Vigil, a 24-hour
program dedicated to the remembrance of the Holocaust.
Photo by Ben Bernstein
The student-designed and organized program was led by Hanna Port ’15 and Jonathan Burger ’16. The Vigil provided
numerous opportunities for students to commemorate the Holocaust and re-affirm “never forget, never again.” Participants
listened to survivors’ stories, and a discussion led by Meryl Engle, ’16, “How do We Teach About the Holocaust When There
are No More Survivors.” Notably, the entire middle school of Tucson Hebrew Academy attended the opening hours of the
Vigil.
Numerous displays were created on the Mall to inform and educate
the community of the horrors of the Holocaust. Participants were
invited to paint ceramic butterflies that became part of the Butterfly
Project installation. Over 300 butterflies were painted throughout
the Vigil in commemoration of the lives of children lost during the
Holocaust.
Pictured from left to right are: Jodie Friedman, Hanna Port,
Michelle Blumenberg, Daniella Almeida and Jamie Oko
With Gratitude
It is with deep gratitude that
we acknowledge those of you
who have supported Hillel
throughout the year. Whether
it is through sponsoring
programs; providing matching
dollars for campaigns; purchasing ticket packages for
our annual event; or by donating to our special
appeals, your contributions make a difference.
Steve Caine & Michelle Blumenberg
In March, Hillel sponsored our annual
fundraising event at UA Centennial Hall. “See Jane
Sing” featured Emmy and Golden Globe winner Jane
Lynch. Our donors were treated to an amazing
program followed by a dessert reception sponsored by
Alice and Paul Baker.
2014-2015 Board of Directors
Chair: Steve Caine
Vice Chair: Mark Hanna
Treasurer: Suzanne Baron Helming
Secretary: Dina Benita
Immediate Past Chair: Steve Kippur
MEMBERS
Marc Epstein
Gavi Fine
John Judin
Brian Kanter
Nancy Koff
Ruth Kolker
Jason Lazarow
Ken Miller
Dana Narter
Hanna Port
Thomas Sayler-Brown
Alyssa Silva
Professional Staff
Michelle Blumenberg, Executive Director
Deborah Jassem, Development Director
Amalia Mark, Director of Jewish Student Life
Charae Stewart, Operations Manager
Naama Cohen, Jewish Agency Israel Fellow
Adam Fox, Engagement Intern
Nancy Finkelstein, Bookkeeper
Jane Lynch with John Linder and event co-chair Thomas Sayler-Brown
For over thirty-eight years, Hillel has awarded the
Ben and Sally Smith Memorial College Youth Award to an
outstanding young Jewish leader on campus. This year’s
co-recipients, Jamie Oko and Alyssa Silva, both became
involved with Hillel as first year students, and continued
almost non-stop through their senior years. Mazel tov!
Jane Lynch with event co-chair Heather Caine and Board Chair Steve Caine
Thanks to all of you who sponsored
our students at this event!
All photos by Martha Lochert.
Jamie Oko
Alyssa Silva
Jewish Wildcats Giving Back
In the spirit of tzedakah, the act of justice, righteousness and fairness, Hillel students
have engaged in several programs throughout the year to benefit those in need.
Share the Love
Share the Love was a program sponsored by Campus
Hillel’s Heroes
Challenge, an interfaith effort that seeks to build bridges
between faith traditions. Participants included Hillel,
Little Chapel of All Nations, Newman Center,
Lutheran Campus Ministry, Episcopal Campus Ministry,
University Religious Council, The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints, and ASUA. The group chose poverty
and hunger as an issue that crosses faith and cultures as
a real and relevant problem that could be tangibly
addressed in Southern Arizona. Students succeeded in
raising over $790 that provided 3160 meals for hungry Tucsonans. In the true spirit of tikkun olam,
Hillel students are committed to bridging faiths and addressing hunger in their communities.
Challah for Hunger
Challah for Hunger grew out of the desire to address global hunger and promote
advocacy and awareness about food insecurity in a Jewish context. Challah for
Hunger now has chapters at universities all over the country and the UA Hillel is
proud to participate. Students meet every Thursday night to bake a variety of
challah flavors (chocolate chip is the hands down favorite) and learn about the
Jewish perspective on tikkun olam, hunger, and charity. On Fridays, the bread is
sold on the UA Mall and proceeds are donated to the Southern Arizona
Community Food Bank and to Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger.
CatPac Cares
Co-sponsored by Hillel and fraternity AEPI, CatPac Cares was a combined
effort to organize donated care packages for lone soldiers in Israel. 80
students participated in this effort to provide necessary and fun items
for these soldiers without family in Israel.
Save a Child’s Heart
On February 10, the Wildcats for Israel Team participated in a day of
fundraising to support the Save a Child’s Heart
Organization (SACH). Students bought colorful
hearts and wrote “get well” wishes to the children.
Based in Israel, SACH is one of the largest
undertakings in the world, providing pediatric heart
surgery for indigent children from developing
countries.
Left to Right) Ryan Amendariz, Naama Cohen, Edden Dembsky,
Sivan Shahmoon and Alma Hernandez
L’Dor v’Dor—Intergenerational Philanthropy
When Wildcat Soccer player Sara Harelson
first came to Hillel in the fall of 2014, she
began to develop a deeper interest in “all
things Israel.” The first year student athlete
had a lot on her plate, but she still found the
time to attend meetings and events at Hillel.
Sara comes from a family with a long
tradition of philanthropy and “tzedakah.”
According to her grandfather, Bernard
Briskin, his father taught him the importance
of giving back and that is the lesson he
wishes to impart to his family. With a long
standing interest in preserving Judaica,
Bernard, his wife Judy, along with his
daughter Julie Harelson, son-in-law Matthew
Pictured from left to right are: Judy Briskin, Sara Harelson, Bernard Briskin & Julie Harelson
Harelson and granddaughter, Sara, helped to
support the Torah restoration project. The 200 year old scroll given by an anonymous donor to the Arizona Center
for Judaic Studies was in need of repair. It was in part through their generosity that the program was able to bring
in an expert, a sofer, to restore the scroll.
Long- time members of Temple Israel of Hollywood, Judy and Bernard Briskin are helping to raise funds for the
expansion of their Day School. The Briskins are putting together a Board of Advisors to oversee the project. Sara
and her mother Julie are part of that endeavor.
But philanthropy does not just run in one side of Sara’s family. Fourth generation philanthropist Sara is a thirdgeneration Wildcat on her father Matt’s side. Her late grandfather, Hugh, a UA alumnus, was a journalist, former
editor of Arizona Highways and a supporter of the School of Journalism. Sara recently declared a minor in journalism
and will attend some of her classes in the Hugh Harelson Reporting Laboratory on campus. The computer lab was a
gift to the department from the Harelson and Briskin families.
Sara has learned a lot about philanthropy from her family. According to her parents, Julie and Matt, “giving back,
whether it is your time or your resources, is not a luxury, it is mandatory. In the spirit of tikun olam it means leaving
the world a better place.”
Sara recently decided to provide her family’s financial support to Hillel by sponsoring two very important programs:
the Israeli Shabbat that was held in April and Israel Week 2016. In spite of her busy schedule as a student
athlete, Sara hopes to find the time to work with our new Israel Fellow on crafting an exciting program for next
year’s Israel Week. It should be a fun and meaningful program. We will be looking forward to it!
ISRAEL
One very important goal of Hillel is to instill in our students a deep regard for Israel by fostering a
strong relationship and connection through our programs and outreach. Hillel sponsors several
programs throughout the year that aim to positively promote Israel and to help
students understand the complexities of the Middle East.
Israelpalooza
The Israel cultural festival was held on October 22.
Every fall,
students prepare a day-long celebration of Israel on the Mall of the
University of Arizona Campus. The entire campus community is
invited to partake in Israeli foods, displays and games.
Israel Week 2015
More than 325 students gathered together in the Hillel
parking lot on April 30 for an Israeli BBQ that marked the
end of Israel Week 2015, a celebration of Yom Ha’atzmaut.
Students enjoyed a wide array of Israeli food from falafel to
shishkabob to Turkish coffee. Activities included a photo
booth where students had the chance to don silly costumes,
cram themselves into the booth and commemorate the
event with a photo. While the D.J. played his music, many
students stood in line to have arms adorned with beautiful
henna tattoos. A special thanks to Sara and Tom Borin for
sponsoring this year’s events.
Israeli Shabbat
Each semester, following Israelpalooza and Israel Week, students partake
of a special Israeli Shabbat dinner that features traditional Israeli food. This
semester’s Israeli Shabbat was sponsored by Sara Harelson and her family.
AIPAC Award – At the national AIPAC conference held in
March in Washington D.C., CatPac Wildcats for Israel were
awarded the Duke Rudman Award as the nation’s most
outstanding AIPAC campus.
Pictured from left to right are: Edden Dembsky, Daniel Pressman, Naama Cohen,
Jack Goldberg, Alma Hernandez, Michael Sheridan, Pablo Granados,
Ryan Armendariz, Shaina Marco and Consuelo Hernandez.
CHILLIN’ & CELEBRATING
Chillel
Every Thursday, from 11 AM-1 PM, Hillel provides a space for
students to “chill,” study, and meet with friends. While Hillel is
always open for students, Thursdays are a special day for
Hillel’s Heroes
students to spend time together. Chillel fosters the community
of which Hillel is so proud, one of Jewish students finding and
cultivating a community of other Jews within the doors of Hillel.
Chillel provides space and time for students to re-connect with
their Judaism or just to take a coffee study break with their
Jewish friends.
Jews n’ Brews
Is a monthly gathering of 21 and older students who meet for a beer at a
local pub to explore post-college opportunities in Israel. This event is
sponsored by Masa Israel Journeys.
Havdalah
On a balmy Saturday April evening,
students gathered together in front of Hillel for a peer-led
Havdalah service. Taylor Wachman ’19 and Adam Rozansky ’17
provided guitar accompaniment for the service. Marisa Hoffman
’17 and Meryl Engle ’16 offered explanations of each part of the
service - from the reasons behind the Havdalah candle to why we
smell sweet spices. With arms clasped around each other, singing
the blessings, students bid goodbye to Shabbat and welcomed in
the new week.
Passover Seder
Hillel hosted over 100 students for Passover Seder this
year. Alyssa Silva ’15 and Taylor Wachman ’19
planned and led a fun, engaging Seder that had
students laughing, singing, and dipping parsley in salt
water together. Each Seder table had three types of charoset, plagues galore, and lots of yummy matzah
for students to snack on before the brisket was served. This year’s Seder was one of learning, fun, and
enjoyment with the entire Hillel family.
2014-2015 Graduating Seniors:
Were recognized at the final Shabbat
of the semester in April We can’t wait to see what our incredible graduates
will accomplish!
Pictured from left to right: Allie Kaufman, Leah Cresswell, Alma Hernandez, Rachel Mayer,
Alana Newman, Jamie Oko and Mariel Wilk.
Thank You to Our Friends
The following people contributed to the University of Arizona Hillel Foundation during the 2014-2015 year. Our programs and outreach activities are possible as a result of their generosity. This list is current as of May 19, 2015. Please accept our sincere apology if your name was inadvertently omitted or
listed incorrectly. Please contact us at your convenience so that we can make the necessary changes.
2014-2015 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Ruth and Morton Aronoff
Alice and Paul Baker
Sara and Tom Borin
Heather and Steve Caine
Diamond Family Foundation
Deanna Evenchik
Donna and Jeff Goldberg
Paulette and Joseph Gootter
Amy and Wayne Gould
Julie, Matthew and Sara Harelson
Tandy and Gary Kippur
Sue Yaffe Kurn and Neal Kurn
Sandra and Robert Maxfield
Bettina and Ken Plevan
Shelley Pozez and Bill Holmes
Thomas Sayler-Brown and John Linder
Marcia and Gary Tankenoff
Ellen and Steve Weiss
Anonymous (3)
1st Rate 2nd Hand Thrift Store
Marcia and Todd Abelson
Donald Abrams
Barrie Adleman
Mireille Algazi
Shosi and Robert Almog
Scott Alpert
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alice Ammerman and Tom Keyserling
Judith and Harvey Amster
Sam Appel
Zachary Arlen
Arlene and Mayer Mitchell Charitable
Foundation
Christine and Peter Aronoff
LaDonna and Rob Aronoff
Florence and John Aronson
Wendy Asarch
Jane and Bruce Ash
Carolee and Dan Asia
Pamela and Laurence Baer
Dawn and Don Baker
Deborah Baker
Maxine and Dennis Baker
Rachael and Barry Baker
Suzanne Barlyn
Martha Baron
Susan and Ronald Barris
Iris and Adam Bashein
Sue Bauer
Rebecca and Jim Bednar
Harriet and Jerry Belenker
Sherry and Richard Belkin
Fay and Joey Benadretti
Jon Ben-Asher
Jenny Bennett
Robyn Beresh
Ailene Bereskin
Barbara and Bob Bereskin
Seth Berkowitz
Nancy and Norman Berlat
Iris Bernstein and David Karp
Karen and Mike Bernstein
Roberto Besquin
Beth Shalom Temple Center
Dorothy and Michael Blaire
Edie and Matt Blank
Keath Blatt
Kathryn and Casey Blitt
Sandra Bloch
Ellen and Allen Bloom
Sue and Ned Bloomfield
Liliane Blumenberg
Michelle Blumenberg
Michelle Blumenthal
Maris and Richard * Bootzin
Helene and Ben Boston
Laura Bramnick and Alan Molk
Ken Brandis
George Bronsky
Patrice and Ron Brown
Rebecca and Bennett Brown
Timothy Brown
Jerome Buren
Jamie and Bruce Buzil
David Canterman
Wendy and David Canterman
Catalina Eye Care
CDG Architects
Mark Chaney
Amy Charles and Steve McMillan
Peggy and Gary Chiate
David Coffman
Lee Cohen
Leslie and Michael Cohen
Lucille Cohen
Robin and Mark Cohen
Ronald Cohen
Sandy and Charles Cohen
Rita and Hillel Cohn
Randie and Shelby Collier
Congregation Anshei Israel
Congregation Or Chadash
Abigail Cook
Bette Cooper
Cox Communication
Christine and Anthony Crabtree
Hannah Crawford
Rebecca and John Crow
Linda and Fred Cucher
Marjorie and George Cunningham
Rachel Dajches-Neely
Robin Daus and Keith Liker
Stuart Davis
Ashley and Joel Dembowski
Michele and Burt Derman
Mari DeVries
Joan and Donald Diamond
Ruth and Steve Dickstein
Myra and Leonard Dinnerstein
Karen Domnitch
Karen Dosick Grinfeld
Diane Drexler-Little
Sally and Ralph Duchin
Barbara Eckel
Marilyn Einstein and Steve Sim
Debby and Robert Eisen
Brigitte and Howard Eisenberg
Alisha Eisenstock
Leslie and Scott Eisner
Martha and Elliot Ellentuck
Bonnie and Randy Emerson
Andrew Epstein
Rochelle and Marc Epstein
Mollie and Gilbert Epstein
Julie and Howard Erlick
Esther N. Capin UA Hillel Fdn
Julian Ettelson
Mindy Evers
Stephanie and Lance Evic
Sari and Phillip Factor
Eileen Fagan and Bob Kaplan
Mindy Fain and Richard Mandel
Karen and Lionel Faitelson
Anita and Brad Feder
Fern and Ed Feder
Nicole Fedoravicius
Julie Feldman and Keith Dveirin
Saul Fenster
Miles Fenton
Randy and Steven Fenton
Hollye and Jairo Ferreira
Lawrence Finder
Wendy and Dennis Fingold
Nancy and Michael Finkelstein
Sandra Fish
Sheldon Fishman
Edith and David Flyer
Sorale and Marvin Fortman
Lindsey and Eric Freed
Marilyn and Kenneth Freed
Ellen Freeman
Sheri Frey
Madeline and Barry Friedman
Minnette and Bruce Friedman
Dyana and Bert Furmansky
Lynne and Scott Galanti
Terry Gallegos
Jami and Scott Gan
Janis and Danny Gasch
Kristen Bozza and Larry Gellman
Sabin Gershweir
Barbara and Theodore Ginsburg
Laurie and Rob Glaser
Jean and Marvin Glassberg
Louise and Stuart Glogoff
Kevin Goeta-Kreisler
Ellyn and Jeffrey Gold
Marcia Gold
Alan Goldberg
Bonnie and Barry Goldberg
Donna and Adam Goldberg
Eunice Goldberg
Laurie and Paul Goldman
Minette Goldsmith and Larry
Levine
Ellen and David Goldstein
Howard Goldstein
Sheldon Goldstein
Trish and Barry Golembe
Barbara and Stanley Goodfarb
Rebecca and Ted Goodman
Yetta and Ken Goodman
Debbie Goodman Butler and Pat Butler
David Graff
Sally Grant and Neal Cash
Amy Grauman Danziger
Edith Green
Joan and Richard Green
Mel Green
Rachel and Jonathan Green
Gail and Buddy Greene
Susan and Sid Greenwald
Nancy and Paul Gross
Nancy and Michael Grossman
The Grossman Family
Rolfe Gudelsky
Renee and Jonathan Gutman
Diana and Larry Haas
Sheryl and John Haas
Eileen Hagerty and Thomas Alpert
Anne and David Hameroff
Lynda and Mark Hanna
Howard Hantman
Daylene and Richard Harrison
Nancy and Will Heller
Suzanne Baron Helming and Bruce Helming
Pamela Hendry
Jane and Joel Herz
Shelley and Marshall Heyman
Leann and Harry Hiles
Robin Hoffman
Deborah Howard Jacob and Jeff Jacob
Ashley and Josh Hurand
Borah Jacobskind
Sherry and Louis Jacobson
Marvin Jaffe
Deborah Jassem and Howard Miller
Bridget Jendrisak
Jewish Community Foundation
Marcelle and Leonard Joffe
Deborah and John Judin
Sarah Kader
Jeremy Kahn
Robin and Michael Kaiserman
Alan Kalmikoff
Harriet and Marvin Kamiel
Linda and Mark Kanter
Ida Kaplan
Pamela Kaplan
Karimi Oriental Rugs
Beth and Michael Kasser
Judy and Bruce Katz
Allison and Jason Kaufman
Robert Kaye
Jamie and William Kelley
Robyn Kessler and Jeff Timan
Steve Kippur
Kitay Family Foundation
Rachel and Tim Kitt
Jane Kivel
Joann Klar
Anita and Warren Klawans
Emily and Kenneth Klawans
Danny Klein
Sharon and Fred Klein
Neil Kleinman
Sarina and Jeff Klemes
Andrea Kleppel
Cristine and Lawrence Kline
Laurie and David Kline
Nancy Koff
The Kobrin Family
Ruth and Ron Kolker
Greta Koppel
Kay and Philip Korn
Kim and Lynton Kotzin
Sondra and Ed Koven
Mindi and Stewart Kuper
Selma Kurtzman
Brenna Lacey and Steve Rodgveller
Cherie and Oded Lamdan
Yelena Landis and Leonid Friedlander
Bart Lasner
Wendy and Paul Leven
Shereen and Loren Lavi
Law Offices of David Karp
Phyllis Lazar and Ron Frank
Jason Lazarow
Karen Lazarow
Stanley Lehman
Shoshana Leon
Jacqueline and David Lester
Francine and Malcolm Levin
Mara Levin and Kevin O’Shea
Marilyn and Scott Levin
Helaine Levy and Steve Alley
Yoram Levy
Cara and Lorry Lichtenstein
Lichter Family
Maureen and Jeffrey Lipson
Mildred and Sol Littman
Barbara Lobosco
Ann Lovell and Tom Warne
Carol Lozanov-Miccio and James Miccio
David Lugers
Celia Lukes
Susan Maliner-Colvin and Lloyd Colvin
Cindy and Steven Mann
Honey Manson
Kenneth Marty
Maurice and Gail Mordka Endowment
Myra Mayer
Sally and Michael Mayersohn
Emily McDonnell
Nanette and Harold Meckler
Marla and Jonathan Medwin
Stuart Melcer
Nancy and Stuart Mellan
Rina and Gary Metzer
Claudine and Andrew Messing
Meyer Agron Family Endowment Fund
Ronnie and Ken Miller
Rona Miller Berger
Michelle and Joe Millstone
Lori and Alan Mirkin
Helene and Michael Miron
Bonnie and Roger Morris
Teri Naftalin
Jill and Steve Namm
Judith Napp
Dana Narter and Edward Baruch
Terry and Jerry Neuman
Caren and Tom Newman
Craig Nochumson
Emily and Michael Novick
Penny and Daniel Oko
Maryann and James Orloff
Deborah Oseran and Bobby Present
Rachael and Hal Ossman
Jodi and Kirk Pardue
Bill Parker and Larry Deutsch
Rebecca Paul
Mindy and Michael Pearlstein
Dana and Larry Pepper
Vicki and Phillip Pepper
Carol and Frank Pilmar
Debra and Barry Pincus
Kate Pincus
Susan and Donald Pitt
Susan Pollack and Michael Campbell
Hanna Port
Robin and Mitch Pozez
Ellen and Howard Press
Linda and Howard Pressman
Nancy Pritikin and Steven Baum
Lauren and David Rabb
Pamela and Mel Rabeck
Tamar Rala Kreiswirth
Evonne and Alan Ravitz
Susan Reese-Love
Mala and Mark Reich
Ruth Reiman
Sally and Robert Reingold
Jody Reiser and Ernie Riffer
Teresa and Mario Resnik
Jill and Jim Rich
Jeffrey Richman
Scott Rifkin
Eileen and Michael Riley
Sheri and Paul Robbins
Paula and Larry Roberts
Jenni and Todd Rockoff
Jane Rodda and James Whitehill
Lynda and Ed Rogoff
Fay Roos
William Rose
Jack Rosenberg
Jill and Steven Rosenfeld
Jill and Herschel Rosenzweig
Marlene Rosin
Cheryl and Alan Rothenberg
Ilona and Matt Rothman
Anne and Lowell Rothschild
Karen and Jonathan Rothschild
Gary Sachs
Laura and Paul Sagerman
Tracy Salkowitz and Rick Edwards
Florence Saltzman
Martha and Bill Sampson
Alice and Jerry Sandhaus
Michelle Sandler and Robert Altman
Beverly and Ken Sandock
Lea* and Dror Sarid
Betty Anne and Irene Sarver
Penny and Robert Sarver
Rachel and Steve Sattinger
Jeffrey Sayers
Laurie and Arthur Schaefer
Jacquelyn and David Schmidle
Arlene Schneider
Elizabeth Schulman
Sarah and Leonard Schultz
Robyn and Ed Schwager
Brenda and Howard Schwartz
Gertrude and Howard Schwartz
Leanne Schwartz and Murray Brilliant
Betty and Stanley Scott
Miriam Berry-Seagle and Peter Seagle
Erin Searle
Carol and Lex Sears
Joseph Segal
Pamm and Andy Seleznov
Molly Senor and Mel Cohen
Stacey and Barry Serber
Carly Shapiro
Andrea and Stuart Shatken
Reesa and David Shaw
Holly and Steve Shenitzer
Esther Sherberg
Rashell and Charles Sherman
Darren Shevchuk
Mariah Shevchuk
Abby and Ken Shiffman
Jim Shiner
Shirley Curson University Fund
Shirley D. Curson Hillel Dinner Fund
Susan and Robert Shrager
Jill and Ira Shulman
Sigma Alpha Mu
Scott Silberstein
Alyssa Silva
Lee Silva
Irving Silverman
Shelly and Steve Silverman
Nancy and Elliot Silverston
Keri and Jeff Silvyn
Harriet and Alan Siskin
Meredith Skeath
Steven Slaff
Greg Small
Susan and Trevor Smith
Dora Soyfer
Speedway Veterinary Hospital
Jane and Leonard Spitzer
Ken Spring
Ronald Staub
Karen Stern
Carol Stewart and Daniel Katzen
Charae and Steve Stewart
Adrienne and Nate Stock
Paula and Alan Strossberg
Beth Tauber
Barbara and Larry Temkin
Gary Tenen
The Hopman Group
The Segal Family
The Shaol and Evie Pozez Endowment
Fund
The University of Arizona Foundation
Kelli and Michael Theis
Lois and Leon Thikoll
Scott Tobin
Carol and Howard Toff
Kathryn Torrington
Steve Troner
Patricia and Howard Tuller
Linda and Jerry Tumarkin
Kathryn and David Unger
Brenda and Bill Viner
Karen and Ruben Vogel
Renate and George Wasserman
Julie Waterfall-Kanter and Brian Kanter
Susan and Larry Wayne
W.E. O’Neil
Cydney Weinstein
Phyllis and Robert Weinstein
Ricki Weinstein-Wolf and Jerry Wolf
Suzie Weisband
Deborah and Hal Weiss
Steven Wertheim
Jim Wezelman
Robin Wolfe and Barry Schoor
Suzanne Wolff
Ruth and Joel Wyse
Linda and Sam Yalkowsky
Linda Zayon
Becky and Al Zehngut
Beth Jo Zeitzer and Adam Nach
Mindy and Mark Zeitzer
Enid and Mel Zuckerman
Jeffrey Zuckernick
*Of blessed memory