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NEWSLETTER
President's Message
by Paul Korn
The 35th Annual Meeting of
Congregation Beth Adam was held on
Sunday, April 26, the culmination of an
extremely successful and unpredictable
year. For those who weren’t able to
attend, what follows is a summary of the
votes, updates, and presentations that
were made during a very full meeting. If
you have questions about the meeting,
please feel free to give me a call.
Maureen Cash, Chair of the Governance
Committee, began her presentation
with a bit of congregational history.
She explained that several years ago,
with the help of an outside consultant,
the Board reviewed and revised the
congregation’s governance structure. It
was as a result of that work that a review
of the bylaws began. In order to make
the bylaws consistent with the revised
governance structure, as well as to
update them, changes were necessary.
A vote for the proposed changes to the
bylaws was called for and approved,
and these changes are now available for
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review on the members-only section of
Beth Adam’s website.
Renee Gottliebson, Chair of the
Nominating Committee, thanked
departing Board members Mike
Goldman and myself. As a former
president, however, I will remain on
the Board as a nonvoting member.
Renee also thanked the members of
the committee who developed the slate
of candidates for the Board. She then
presented the slate of nominees for
the next Board term – Josh Sands, Joy
Weinberg, and Rebecca Luzadis (second
term) – all of whom were approved.
In a bittersweet moment, Rabbi Baum
expressed her thoughts and feelings
in regards to serving, and leaving,
Beth Adam. She has appreciated
the opportunities offered to her at
the congregation and said that even
though she is leaving she will still value
and feel a part of this community.
But this was not to be a final farewell,
as Rabbi Baum will be returning in
September to participate in Beth Adam’s
Rosh Hashanah Services. It was then
announced that an inscription in Rabbi
Baum’s honor will be added to the
Reflections Wall.
Next, Rabbi Barr thanked the Jewish
Foundation of Cincinnati on behalf of
Beth Adam for a very generous 3-yeargrant. He reviewed the major project
areas of the grant: Adult Education,
Youth Education, Israeli Connections,
Local Community Connections, and
Infrastructure. Within each area
there are multiple projects designed
to enhance the services Beth Adam
provides as well as to provide online
materials for those in Greater Cincinnati
and beyond. Rabbi Barr is excited by
the opportunities the grant presents
to the congregation to strengthen and
expand our program. He noted that
achieving the goals of the grant requires
work and encouraged everyone to help
by attending and promoting our new
events, utilizing and sharing our new
online resources and if asked to help,
say yes.
Tim Coyle, Treasurer, and Roberta
Veleta, Executive Director, then
presented an overview of Beth Adam’s
finances. They were pleased to
announce that as a result of conservative
financial stewardship and generous gifts
and grants, we are in the best financial
shape in our history. They made clear
that Beth Adam is on sound financial
footing, which allows for – and requires
– thoughtful planning on how to invest
and allocate financial resources for
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future use.
Once again they reported that Beth
Adam’s Annual Contribution Campaign
was a significant piece of our annual
operating budget and once again met
its goal. They thanked everyone who
supported the congregation this year.
As we look forward to the coming
congregational year our outlook is
strong. While Rabbi Baum’s departure
brings change, Rabbi Barr observed
that one of Beth Adam’s strengths has
been our ability to meet change with
integrity, creativity, and bold thinking.
Given Rabbi Baum’s departure, it was
natural for members of the Board to
consider whether or not to begin a
rabbinic search to replace her, and it
was determined that now is not the time.
Such an undertaking necessitates much
forethought and planning. Continuing
a practice Beth Adam had embraced
prior to Rabbi Baum’s hiring, we will
welcome two rabbinic interns from the
Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of
Religion. Rabbinic interns bring their
own special energy and excitement,
and we are delighted to have that in our
congregation once again.
An important part of solidifying our
future is building an endowment to
provide long-term financial stability.
Our inclusion in the Create Your Jewish
Legacy (CYJL) program, sponsored by
the Jewish Federation and Foundation, is
providing the framework for endowment
development through legacy gifts. You
will probably be contacted by a CYJL
team member in the next 18 months
to discuss your intentions regarding
including Beth Adam in your estate plan.
All legacy gifts, large and small, help to
ensure that our vibrant institution is here
for future generations.
We are a strong community that
shares a meaningful and important
mission, vision, and a set of values.
Our membership is our strength and a
significant resource. Talk about Beth
Adam with your friends. Attend our
events. Contribute to the ACC. Complete
a CYJL Letter of Intent. Volunteer. Help
us to continue to be the important,
worldwide, progressive Jewish voice that
we have become.
In closing, Rabbi Barr did take a few
minutes to address a question on
many peoples’ minds – his retirement.
Some thought that his retirement was
imminent and that with Rabbi Baum’s
departure the congregation was going
to be left without a rabbi. On the
contrary, Rabbi Barr made it clear that
he is not planning to retire anytime
soon. Though he acknowledged that he
will turn 60 this summer, he explained
that while he will retire someday, that
day is a long way off.
As for my departure from the Board,
it has been an honor to serve as
your President and to have had the
opportunity to work with the brilliant
Beth Adam Leadership Team.
Services
Friday, June 12
8:00 PM – Kiddush
8:15 PM – Shabbat Service
Join Iah Pillsbury, Beth Adam's Rabbinic
Intern, as she leads services and
discussion.
Friday, June 19
6:30 PM – Israeli Scout Potluck
7:15 PM – Shabbat Service
There will be a potluck followed by an
abbreviated service to welcome young
Israeli Scouts who will be spending two
weeks at Camp Friedlander. Beth Adam
will provide the main dish. Families with
last names beginning with A – L please
bring a salad or side dish for 8; families
with last names beginning with M – Z
please bring a dessert for 8. RSVP by
June 16 to [email protected].
Saturday, June 20
5:30 PM – Havdalah Service and Bat
Mitzvah of Josie Bledsoe
Friday, July 17
8:00 PM – Kiddush
8:15 PM – Shabbat Service
Join Iah Pillsbury, Beth Adam's Rabbinic
Intern, as she leads services and
discussion.
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Religious School
by Sarah Strouse
Our Religious School year ended with a
neigh! Students had fun visiting with
dozens of farm animals from Honey Hill
Farms: sheep, goats, an alpaca with
a fresh haircut, ducks, bunnies, and
especially the ponies.
are very proud of their generosity and
desire to help those in need.
We are looking for a few teachers for
next year’s Religious School session.
New teachers will be provided with an
orientation and curriculum overview,
plus plenty of support from Sarah
Strouse and Iah Pillsbury. Please contact
Rabbi Barr if you are interested.
At the assembly, we expressed thanks
for all the hard work of this past
year and warm wishes for upcoming
journeys. With several new families in
our school, several new B’nei Mitzvah,
and several new learning opportunities,
we have learned so much together.
Our wonderful teachers have shown
great care for our students this year:
Mike Pittinger, Lisa Forschner, Melissa
Weiss, Jessica Bledsoe, Sandy Griffin,
Joy Weinberg, and Marcie and Jerald
Rosenston. We also gave a special
thanks to Leah Citrin, our music teacher,
who was ordained in May and is starting
her rabbinate in North Carolina. We
bid a fond farewell to Rabbi Baum, who
has enhanced our school and entire
community so much over the last nine
years. Here’s wishing everyone a fun and
safe summer vacation. More Religious
School information will be in our next
newsletter, including dates and details
about upcoming events.
Students also shared news about the
tzedakah money each class has raised for
a donation to a charity of their choice.
Working together, students raised over
one hundred dollars with tzedakah
collections which will go to charities
including the Cincinnati Children’s
Hospital Medical Center, The Green
Acres Foundation, and the Make a Wish
Foundation to help repair our world. We
Monday, September 14
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High Holidays
Choir Rehearsal
Sunday, August 30, 1:00 PM
Wednesday, September 9, 7:00 PM
Sunday, September 20, 1:00 PM
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Sunday, September 13
Rosh Hashanah
Kol Nidre
Wednesday, September 22
Yom Kippur
Thursday, September 23
MEMORIAL SERVICE – YAHRZEITS
We take great care to include the names
of members' deceased loved ones at the
Yom Kippur Memorial Service.
The Memorial Service Yahrzeit list will be
posted on the members-only section of
the Beth Adam website by September 1.
Remember you will need the username
and password issued to you to access
this part of the website. If there are
additions or changes needed, please
contact Roberta Veleta by September 10.
ONLINE MEMORIAL SERVICE
Memory is a central part of the High
Holidays. In particular, Yom Kippur
afternoon provides an important time
to remember those who are no longer
living. This year Beth Adam and
OurJewishCommunity.org will again
offer an online memorial service. The
brief service will go online on Yom
Kippur afternoon (September 23) and
will be available for viewing after that
date as well.
Like the Beth Adam Yom Kippur
Memorial Service, there will be an
opportunity for you to remember your
loved ones in the online service. While
at Beth Adam we read the names of
deceased relatives, the online service
will allow us to feature names and
photographs in a slide show. The online
service will also include readings from
Beth Adam’s liturgy, read by Rabbi Barr.
Please submit a photograph to the office
if there is someone special you would
like to remember this Yom Kippur by
including their picture in our online
memorial service. Photographs can be
emailed to [email protected] by
September 1 or mailed to the office by
August 25. Please send only one photo
for each person you are remembering,
and please include his or her name so
that we can provide a caption. Hard
copy photographs will be returned. If
you submitted a photo last year and
would like it included this year, please
email the name of the person to
[email protected].
The online memorial service is open not
only to Beth Adam members, but also
to anyone around the world. Please
ask others who might be interested in
participating to visit
www.OurJewishCommunity.org.
Important Dates
Religious School Registration
Deadline
Friday, September 4
First Day of Religious School
Sunday, September 20
Encore! Linton Concerts
Monday, October 12
Monday, November 9
Community Connection
Rabbi Barr taught ethics at Miami
University in the Farmer School of
Business, and is a frequent guest
lecturer. He spoke to two classes of
graduating business students.
Leah Citrin, who taught songs and led
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singing in our Religious School for
several years, will be ordained as a
Rabbi from Hebrew Union College Jewish
Institute of Religion on Saturday,
May 30.
Rabbi Baum has moved to Boston to
begin her new position at the Combined
Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston. Adult Education
It's been an exciting year with many
great speakers and presentations, and
we're looking forward to more. Please
save the dates for the following events,
more details forthcoming.
September 27 – Holocaust Survivor,
Steen Metz
October 25 – On Purpose, Vic Strecher
November 22 – Mitzvah Mall
Thank You
From Rabbi Laura Baum
I’m one lucky rabbi. I’ve been in
my dream job in the most amazing
community for the last nine years, first
as a Rabbinic Intern and then for seven
years as an ordained Rabbi.
As I’ve said many times over the last
few months, I am still not ready to say
goodbye. What I want to say instead
is thank you, as I have so much to be
grateful for. I’ve worked with the most
incredible team: Rabbi Barr, Roberta
Veleta, and wonderful lay leaders.
I’ve been able to be part of so many
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of your lives. You’ve let me teach and
learn alongside you. Together we’ve
questioned and explored, grappled
and debated. We’ve engaged deeply
with Judaism. We’ve been creative and
seen ourselves as part of the ongoing
unfolding of the Jewish experience.
With your support, we’ve built an
extraordinary global outreach initiative
through OurJewishCommunity.org,
and changed the lives of so many Jews
around the world. So, thank you all for
being a part of this community along
with me.
Thank you as well for the Shabbat
service in my honor on May 8 and
for the inscription on the Beth Adam
reflections wall.
As I said in my letter to the congregation
in February, I’m excited about my new
opportunities in Boston, but also sad
to leave the Beth Adam community
behind. I’m thrilled that I’ll maintain
a connection to Beth Adam and
OurJewishCommunity.org and that I’ll
be on the pulpit this Rosh Hashanah
to welcome the New Year with all of
you. I look forward to seeing you in
September. Until then, thank you.
News & Events
Steen Metz, a Holocaust Survivor,
Shares His Story
Sunday, September 27, 9:30 AM
Beth Adam, in community partnership
with The Center for Holocaust and
Humanity Education, is honored to
welcome Steen Metz on Sunday,
September 27 at 9:30 AM to share his
experiences and unique perspective.
A native of Denmark, Metz was arrested
along with his parents and sent to
Theresienstadt in 1943 when he was
only 8 years old. Though one of some
15,000 children to pass through the
concentration camp, Metz is among the
less than 1,500 who survived. His father
died of starvation within six months,
while Metz and his mother endured until
their liberation in April of 1945.
Though private regarding his
imprisonment for many years, Metz
is now passionate about sharing his
experiences because, as he states on
his website, “the number of Holocaust
survivors dwindles each year, thus
young and old people alike may have
less of a chance to hear a first-hand
account of the Holocaust.” He has
spoken with more than 130 groups and
impacted more than 12,000 people
with the story of his survival. Metz is
especially driven to share his story with
young people so that future generations
“never forget” the horrors of the
Holocaust.
On Purpose with Vic Strecher
Sunday, October 25, 9:30 AM
After the death of his 19-year-old
daughter, Vic Strecher’s grief drove
him to truly examine how we live,
and how we can live better. Strecher
is an educator, author, and Professor/
Director for Innovation and Social
Entrepreneurship at the University of
Michigan School of Public Health. He
believes that individuals who live with
purpose lead fuller, longer, healthier
lives. His journey is documented and
expanded upon in his book, On Purpose,
which is part self-help guide, part
college lecture, part confessional, and
part time-travel adventure.
Congregation Beth Adam is excited to
welcome Strecher to share his wisdom
and insight into living richly and with
purpose on Sunday, October 25 at 9:30
AM. His talk will be followed by a Q & A
session.
Create Your Jewish Legacy
by Mindy Hammer
This last month I attended my daughter
Sara’s graduation from college. I was
proud of what she has achieved and
marveled in her desire to begin the
next phase of her life. Her journey may
be bumpy, but my husband and I will
always be there to support her. As I
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was thinking about her future, I also
reflected on the lasting impact that I
wanted to make in the world in which I
live.
Beth Adam became an integral part of
my family’s life soon after we moved to
Cincinnati more than 20 years ago. Both
my children went through our Religious
School and had a B’nei Mitzvah, and my
husband and I continue to participate in
our fantastic adult education programs
as often as we can.
It’s up to each of us to ensure that Beth
Adam will continue to thrive and be
there to support generations to come. I
will be designating Beth Adam as one of
my beneficiaries through an IRA. I hope
you will consider making a legacy gift to
Beth Adam, as well.
Members who have committed to
making a legacy gift and are now
members of Beth Adam’s Dor L’Dor
Legacy Circle include:
Rabbi Laura Baum
Alan and Christie Brown
Maureen Cash
Harriet Edwards
M. James Ellis
Carolyn Gilbert
Ken Goode
Pat and Rich Rosenberg
Paul Korn and Marcie Strasser
Josh and Kathy Sands
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From The Office
STAYING INFORMED
From time to time, the delivery of the
newsletter to your home may be delayed
due to circumstances beyond our
control. The best way to ensure that you
are up to date with the latest Beth Adam
news is to receive our biweekly email.
To get on the distribution list, simply
email [email protected].
SUPPORT WHILE YOU SHOP
Please remember to re-enroll your
Kroger Plus Rewards online to designate
your support to Beth Adam. Every
time you shop at Kroger and use your
Kroger Plus Card, you help support
the congregation. And there is NO
additional cost to you.
You can renew or sign up at www.
krogercommunityrewards.com.
Have your Kroger Plus Card handy and
follow the instructions. You will need
a valid email address and Beth Adam’s
organization number: 80522.
Another way to help is when you
shop at Amazon.com. Just go to
either www.bethadam.org or www.
OurJewishCommunity.org first.
From either site click on the Amazon
link and begin your online shopping as
always. Simply by “clicking through”
to Amazon from our websites, Beth
Adam and OurJewishCommunity.org
earn money. We have the opportunity
to earn more with the Amazon program
than any other. You can purchase
Amazon gift cards, too.
Remke/Biggs also offers community
rewards for their patrons. If you’re
interested, just let us know. We have the
cards in the office and can mail them to
you. You can then take the card to the
store and load funds on to it.
We’ve raised $1,900 so far this year from
these programs, and that money goes
to help Beth Adam, the Religious School,
and the programs that are important to
you. Please call the office at 985-0400 or
email: [email protected] for more
information.
Membership Matters
We would like to acknowledge the
lifecycle events (births, weddings, and
deaths) of members and their children.
Please contact the office if your family
has an event to include in the next
newsletter.
Beth Adam wishes Mazel Tov to:
Ava Singer and her family on her Bat
Mitzvah
Jack Samuels and his family on his Bar
Mitzvah
Hayley Hirsch and her family on her Bat
Mitzvah
Building Updates
Don’t be surprised when you drive by
the building this summer and things
look a little different. The parking lot
and driveways will have a fresh coat
of blacktop applied and the roof is
being replaced. The anticipated date
for work to begin is early August, with
completion in plenty of time for the
High Holidays and the start of Religious
School in September.
The Finance committee anticipated these
inevitable repairs, and funds have been
set aside each year to cover the expense.
So, when you see the work trucks and
workers in the parking lot, know that all
is well and the building and grounds are
being taken care of.
Volunteer Opportunities
Do you like music? Volunteer hosts/
hostesses are needed for the 2015-16
Encore! Linton concert series. This is
an opportunity to hear world-class
musicians perform in our sanctuary.
The music of Mozart, Beethoven, and
Brahms may be familiar, while pieces
by Stravinsky, Schumann, and Spohr
may be new to you. Either way, they are
delightful.
The Encore! concerts are on Monday
evenings. They begin at 7:30 PM and
end at about 9:15 PM. The volunteer
host/hostess welcomes concert goers,
helps them find open seats, and assists
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with refreshments at intermission.
The planned dates for the 2015-16 season
are: October 12, November 9, March 7,
April 18, and May 9.
Please contact Executive
Director Roberta Veleta, at
(513) 985-0400 or at
[email protected] to
volunteer.
Social Action
SOUP KITCHEN
The next date for Beth Adam to prepare
and serve a meal at the Over-the-Rhine
Soup Kitchen is Sunday, September 20.
This is a great way to help those who are
truly in need.
We need volunteers to serve the meal,
donate toward food items and/or
prepare food in the Beth Adam kitchen
that morning. If you are interested in
helping to fill any of these needs, please
contact Charles Margolis or Joshua
Schwarz.
supplement funds for members unable
to meet their financial commitment.
From: Sandra Mendel
To: Charlotte Greenblatt
In honor of her special birthday
From: Charles and Harriet Edwards
To: Joyce Salinger
In honor of her birthday
From: Walter E. Glas
To: Betty Ann Wolf
In honor of her birthday
From: Ben Margolis
In appreciation of Rabbi Barr
officiating our wedding
OurJewishCommunity.org
Donations support our online
community: a spiritual home, a
meaningful voice, and a resource
for people worldwide seeking a
contemporary Jewish identity and
experience through new media and
technology.
From: Allen A. Cooperstein
From: Randi Simon-Serey
Donations & Tributes
From: Heide Hurst
Congregation Beth Adam gratefully
acknowledges the following
contributions:
rom:
General Fund
Donations help to offset the costs of
operating the congregation and to
From: Earnie and Leila Cook
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Judith Bebe Borg
From: Martin Rader
From: Bernie and Toby Berman
From: Ginnie Lupi
In honor of Rabbi Laura Baum
From: Paula Nolin
Rabbis' Discretionary Fund
This fund is used by the rabbis to further
the goals and mission of Congregation
Beth Adam.
From:
Lois and Richard Jolson
In memory of Jill Klein Van Straaten, Helen G. Levine, Jean Simon Levine, and Dena Bloom Jolson
From:
Charles and Jennifer Margolis
In appreciation of Rabbi Barr for officiating Ben and Norah's wedding
Library Fund
Donations go to purchase books and
other materials for our library.
From: Carrie and Paul Cooker
In honor of Rabbi Laura Baum
June Life Cycles
If one of your lifecycle dates has
been omitted, please contact the
congregational office at 985-0400.
We apologize for any mistakes.
JUNE ANNIVERSARIES
3 Alan and Christie Brown
5 Cindy and Isaac Zelazny
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Jessica and Matthew Bledsoe
Leigh and Gerald Klyop
Cynthia and Joel Sacks
Lois and Richard Jolson
Lynn and Jack Wagner
Fred and Karina Rothzeid
Cathy and Sam Rodner
Lisa and Brian Forschner
Edward and Sandra Kohn
Charles and Jennifer Margolis
Jody Sleyo-Davison and Bobby Davidson
David and Rennie Greenfield
Irwin and Natalie Stout
Susan and Rod Willis
Patty and Steven Bonem
Brian and Melissa Weiss
Nancy and Steven Rosen
David and Wendy Zangrando
Melissa Groveman and Richard Begel
Barbara Heyn McMahan and Sean McMahan
JUNE BIRTHDAYS
1 Yvonne Cooper
Nancy Shayeson
2 Tim Braverman
Kelly Fried
Rachel Smith
9 Henry Paul
Neil Weinberg
11 Judith Affatato
Andrea Kay
Joseph Sirkin
12 Lily Adams
Nancy Blatman
Sarah Carroll
David Schwartz
Steve Weinstein
13 Sallie Westheimer
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Eleanor Cooper
Mark Davis
Michael Snyder
Susan Friedlander
Jane Ellis
Molly Ellis
Maxwell Gottliebson
Avery Samuels
Mary Silva
Sam Cooper
Anne Rosensweig
Dylan Sleyo
Daniel Westheimer
Mia Biran
Gary Goldman
Renee Gottliebson
Dick Westheimer
Marcie Strasser
Charles Klayman
Leo Munick
Susan Willis
Jamie Weiss
JUNE YAHRZEITS
1 Frances Rothzeid
Mother of Fred Rothzeid
1 Louis M. Clark
Father of C. Scott Clark
4 Lily B. Warren
Mother of Wendy Zangrando
4 Richard L. Reiner
Father of Debbie Vogel
5 Alice Hecht
Mother of Rita Robertson
5 Louis Sacks
Father of Joel Sacks
Grandfather of Charles Sacks
Grandfather of Martha Sacks
Grandfather of David Sacks
6 Walter Ehrlich
Father-in-Law of Mary Silva
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Louis M. Wander
Father of Arden Wander
Dorothy Klayman
Mother of Charles Klayman
Narvin Emden
Father of Faith Pittinger
Leslie F. Lebow
Sister of Aline Simon
Libby Segal Klein Simons
Aunt of Lois Jolson
Bernice Cohen
Grandmother of Alan Brown
Sol Hammerschlag
Father-in-Law of Roy Kaufman
Sophie Linder
Grandmother of Judy Avner
Elliott Ribak
Father of Judy Ribak
Philip C. Joslin
Father of Joyce Salinger
Robert K. Asgersson
Stepfather of Jill McBride
Gertrude Rudman Clark
Mother of C. Scott Clark
Robert Merrill Zeitz
Father of Jill McBride
Josef Warkany
Father of Steve Warkany
Robert Edward Leever
Father of Bruce Leever
Saul Cummins
Father of James Cummins
James Salinger
Husband of Joyce Salinger
Freda Miller
Aunt of Lynn Wagner
July Life Cycles
JULY ANNIVERSARIES
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3
6
7
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12
15
26
31
Howard and Susan Schumacher
Charles and Gail Klayman
Kathleen and Robert Abowitz
Eric and Mindy Hammer
Susan and Jerry Hart
Arden and Irene Wander
Charles and Harriet Edwards
Cathy and Mike Crisenberry
Philip Berne and Susan Carlson
JULY BIRTHDAYS
1
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12
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28
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Donna Denoon
Paul Korn
Sequoia Powers
Robert Barr
Alan Brown
Gary Greenberg
Debbie Vogel
Nancy Garfinkel
Ezra Kalmus
Brent Carroll
Spencer Hutchison
Emma Zangrando
Rachel Carter
Parker Hutchison
Erica Cash
Ezra Babcock
Jonah Cotton-Riker
Merle Coyle
Melissa Groveman
Charlotte Weiss
Finn Bledsoe
Rebecca Luzadis
Rena Alex
Lora Doctrow
Stephen Grossbart
JULY YAHRZEITS
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Kenneth J. Michelson
Brother of Sandra Smith
Paula McBride
Mother of Bill McBride
John William Stukenberg
Father-in-Law of Maureen Cash
Cecelia L. Lebow
Mother of Aline Simon
Harold Kaplan
Father of Leslie Backus
Aaron Alexander
Uncle of Marvin Dainoff
Morris Frieder
Father of Jane Ellis
Grandfather of David W. Ellis III
Harry Vogel
Father of Stephen Vogel
Kenneth Doctrow
Father of Lori Doctrow
Arthur Epstein
Father of Barbara Heyn
Sam Korn
Father of Paul Korn
Martin B. Gerowitz
Husband of Amy Gerowitz
Sam Fleischer
Father-in-Law of Vicki Fleischer
Grace Cooker
Mother-in-Law of Carrie Cooker
Rhoda Windt
Aunt of Robert Smith
Merle Edwards
Father of Charles Edwards
Carol Switt Kaplan
Sister of Nancy Blatman
Grace Hirsh
Mother of Jeff Hirsh
Anita Cohen
Mother of Sheryl Cohen
Charles McBride
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Father of Bill McBride
Charles Silva
Father of Mary Silva
Edith Eisenberg
Mother-in-Law of Martin Levy
Morris Bernstein
Father of Rosie Lemkin
Max Mordechai Nurock
Father of Myfanwy Smith
Grandfather of Jennifer Margolis
Felicja Szer
Mother of Karina Rothzeid
Grandmother of Michelle Rothzeid Greenberg
Grandmother of Lisa Forschner
Judith Weinberg
Wife of Neil Weinberg
Mother of Sam Weinberg
David Mages
Father of Lisa Braverman
Robyn Abrams
Great Niece of Lois Jolson
Dorothy A. Joslin
Mother of Joyce Salinger
Lois A. Rosen
Mother of Steve Rosen
Pauline Kramer
Former Wife of Marvin Kramer
Arnold Payton
Husband of Eleanor Payton
Father of Julie Payton
Freddie Linder
Mother of Cherry Linder
Mother of Judy Avner
31 Joseph Linder
Father of Cherry Linder
Father of Judy Avner
Become a part of
Congregation Beth Adam's
REFLECTIONS WALL
Inscription Guidelines...
1. In order to qualify to be on the wall
either the donor or the person being
recognized/remembered must be a
member of Beth Adam.
2. Each inscription donation will cost
$540.00 and is separate from other
donations to the Congregation.
3. Engraving begins once full payment is
made.
4. Inscriptions are a total of 100 letters,
numbers, and spaces in each dedication
space, including the donor's name.
English only.
5. Each inscription will be randomly
placed in the interest of fairness and
spacing.
6. One standardized font has been
selected for all inscriptions.
7. Upper and lowercase letters in sentence
structure only.
8. There are only a limited number of
spaces to be engraved.
9. Beth Adam reserves the right not to
accept an inscription if it is thought to be
inappropriate for the REFLECTIONS WALL.
10. A request to shorten the inscription
may be required due to spacing
limitations, and the donor will be
consulted prior to engraving.
If you have any questions, please feel free
to contact the office at (513) 985-0400.
Payments may be made by check or credit
card. We accept Amex, Visa, Mastercard,
and Discover.
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Beth Adam Tribute Form
Congregation Beth Adam
Beth Adam Tributes are a lovely way of expressing
your sorrow, joy, best wishes or congratulations
to friends or relatives. The suggested minimum
contribution is $5 per tribute. We will mail your
10001 LOVELAND-MADEIRA ROAD
LOVELAND, OH 45140
friend or relative a notice of the tribute and print it
in the next newsletter (unless requested otherwise).
Enclosed is my contribution of
$_______________
(check payable to Congregation Beth Adam)
_________________________________
Name
_________________________________
Address
_________________________________
City, State, Zip
Complete as Applicable
My contribution is in memory of:
_________________________________
Please notify:
_________________________________
Name
_________________________________
PHONE
FAX
WEB
[513] 985-0400
[513] 686-2672
www.BethAdam.org
www.OurJewishCommunity.org
TOLL FREE
866-918-ADAM[2326]
Rabbi Robert B. Barr
[email protected]
[513] 985-0400
Iah Pillsbury
[email protected]
[513] 985-0400
Roberta Veleta
Executive Director
[email protected]
[513] 985-0400
Address
_________________________________
City, State, Zip
My contribution is in honor or
celebration of:
_________________________________
Please notify:
_________________________________
Name
Jillian Kuhlmann
Communications Coordinator
[email protected]
[513] 985-0400
Paul Korn, President
[513] 533-3629
Sam Cooper, Vice President
[513] 289-2999
_________________________________
Address
_________________________________
City, State, Zip
Mail form to: Congregation Beth Adam
10001 Loveland Madeira Road
Loveland, OH 45140
Tim Coyle, Treasurer
[513] 236-6958
Melissa Weiss, Board Secretary
[513] 469-2727C o n g r e g a
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This newsletter is printed on recycled
paper
June/July 2015
Volume 35
Number 8