ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE THE הֵקוֹּל

ENDOWED IN MEMORY OF HARRY AND SHIRLEY NACHMAN Vol. 78 No. 4 July - August 2021 Tammuz - Av - Elul 5781

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Mornings : Our Adat Shalom. Sunday - Friday...... 8:00 AM Shabbat ...... 9:00 AM Evenings (Minchah-Maariv): A warm and welcoming Sunday - Friday ...... 6:00 PM Saturdays: community nurturing July 3, 10, 17...... 9:00 PM the Jewish soul for July 24, 31 ...... 8:45 PM generations. August 7, 14 ...... 8:30 PM August 21 ...... 8:15 PM August 28 MINCHAH FOLLOWING MORNING SERVICES Led by distinguished MAARIV & SELICHOT AT CONG. BETH SHALOM 10 PM clergy, educators, and Please read your weekly Shabbat@Adat email or visit adatshalom.org/calendar for video and staff. We are a phone login instructions and any schedule changes. congregation where opportunities for SHABBAT lifelong spiritual July 2 - 3 August 6 - 7 PINCHAS RE’EH exploration, cultural 8:56 PM 8:28 PM growth, friendship, Shabbat ends 9:56 PM Shabbat ends 9:28 PM and learning are July 9 - 10 August 13 - 14 MATOT-MASEI SHOFTIM encouraged. Rosh Chodesh Av 8:18 PM 8:53 PM Shabbat ends 9:18 PM Shabbat ends 9:53 PM We are happy to August 20 - 21 July 16 - 17 KI TEITZEI be back at the DEVARIM 8:08 PM synagogue. Shabbat Chazon Shabbat ends 9:08 PM Erev Tisha B’Av 8:49 PM August 27 - 28 Shabbat ends 9:49 PM KI TAVO 7:56 PM July 23 - 24 Shabbat ends 8:56 PM VA’ETCHANAN Shabbat Nachamu Our doors are open! 8:43 PM Shabbat ends 9:43 PM

July 30 -31 EIKEV High Holy Days 8:36 PM 5782 information Shabbat ends 9:36 PM is in this issue!

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FROM THE PRESIDENT, FROM RABBI AARON BERGMAN JOAN CHERNOFF EPSTEIN I look back on the origins of Adat As the world starts to reopen it is Shalom - even before Rabbi Segal - when our important for each of us to spend some time founders sought a more inclusive, open, and thinking about who we are and who we aspire transparent approach to Conservative Judaism. to be. The High Holidays ask important Those early members came from all over Detroit questions: What matters the most and what and with family origins from many countries. are we doing about it? The time leading up to They brought with them different ideas, the Holidays is an opportunity for us to customs, and languages, but shared a belief in the power a diverse reevaluate and recalibrate our lives, to make sure that we are living group can bring to a synagogue for it to thrive, adapt, and grow. in the best and most meaningful ways possible. Today, as I speak with members I have known for years, and as I The farewell speech by President Shimon Peres, z”l, from July 2014 meet so many new members, I see that same wonderfully uniting, resonated very deeply with me. He talked about the greatness of inclusive philosophy amongst the congregation. And I see the same which Israel is capable, but also what the entire Jewish people commitment to openness. Not only are we open to new ideas and could be. As you begin your own preparations, I hope these words new ways of doing things, but we also welcome members old and are a source of inspiration for your own spiritual journey: new with open arms - figuratively over the last year and a half, but Farewell Address to the Knesset by Shimon Peres physically too very soon, God willing! Israel, this small country, became a truly great state. I offer my sincere thanks to those of you who helped us by completing your questionnaires. I am also grateful to the reopening I know of no other country on the face of the earth or throughout committee who worked in conjunction with the clergy and the board history, which amazed and surprised so much. to determine how and when we can be together. With our Gathering in its people. Making its wilderness bloom. Resurrected “yesterdays” behind us, today we have cautiously and slowly begun from the ruins, surviving a terrible Holocaust. Fighting back in the process to re-enter the life that we all crave. The CDC, along seven wars. Bringing a language back to life. Respecting its with national and local governments, has guided us all along this traditions and adopting modernity. path. With the upmost consideration of a carefully crafted opening, And at the same building a country which continues to develop. A in June we opened our doors for morning minyan and Shabbat, and country which carries values and practices democracy. A country for meetings and gatherings. We will also continue our beautiful without natural resources, which utilized instead the Outdoor Kabbalat Shabbat services on August 6. We are grateful to resourcefulness of its people. Our human resource is far more be planning in-person High Holy Days services and will continue to precious than wells of oil or mines of gold. A country which was make services available via Zoom. You can read more about the established upon a historical core and became an outstanding services and programs being offered in this issue of The Voice. state in the new scientific world. A country of song. A country of Weekly emails will provide more details throughout the summer. literature. A country which seeks peace day and night. This pandemic time has been a struggle for me and for you, and I We are a people that experienced unimaginable agony. And we are feel a moral responsibility to you to re-open in a responsible way. a people that reached the lofty heights of human achievement. We Events and restrictions seem to change by the minute, but our made great efforts. We paid a heavy price. leadership is committed to ensuring your safety and comfort as we inch our way back to more familiar ways of doing things. We will never forget our brothers and sisters who perished in the Holocaust. We will remember those who fell in battle, who brought Adat Shalom has been a place where we feel comfortable and new life to a redeemed people. where we are comforted. A place where we have had roots planted by those before us, and where we have planted our own roots. We returned. We built. We fought. We prayed. Until we began to see Throughout this pandemic we have held out our hands even though contours that even surprised us. We are an ancient people who are we have not been able to touch one another. We have watched and getting older. We are a people, first and foremost, that rebuilds itself time and again. listened and participated from afar. I feel excitement and gratitude building into a sense of renewal for Israel was born as a precedent and created precedents. Despite all of us. We have so much to look forward to this summer: being small in number among the nations, our people carried a welcoming Rabbi Horwitz and Director of Spiritual Care, Rabbi faith as great as any. The first to rebel against prejudice was Nosanwisch and their refreshing approaches to traditional ideas; Moses. A nation that rebelled against Pharaoh. That smashed offering outdoor services and activities to participate in; and seeing idols. That shattered illusions. A nation that walked through the one another’s smiles emerge from face coverings! I encourage you desert to reach its home, its destiny. to read Rabbi Horwitz’s article in this Voice, or drop into one of his We climbed the mountains and came down with the tablets, with Lunchtime Learning sessions; and do some learning and cooking the Ten Commandments which became the foundations upon with Rabbi Nosanwisch’s Pickle Torah, exploring the balance which our nation was built and which were adopted by Western between tradition and progress, while making your own pickles too. civilization. Here we are in the summer of 2021, and we thought we’d be We continue and will continue with this great legacy. There are still together much sooner. We can all cheer now that the doors are idols to be smashed, slaves to free, lives to save and justice to up- again thrown wide open! hold. There is still a world to fix. Even if we remain the minority among the nations. Even if we serve as a target for evil - we will not deviate from our moral heritage. Continued on page 3 2 MESSAGES

FROM HAZZAN DANIEL GROSS FROM RABBI DANIEL S. HORWITZ TU B’AV - ISRAEL’S VALENTINE’S DAY GREETINGS ADAT SHALOM FAMILY!

According to the Mishna (Tractate It’s a pleasure to have the chance to Ta’anit), the two most festive days of the year share a few words with you via The Voice for were considered to be Yom Kippur and Tu B’Av. the first time. Hard to believe, right? How can Yom Kippur, the For so many of us, the HiHos (as I like to call Day of Atonement, be a happy holiday? the High Holidays) seem to just appear out of According to our sages it was because this holy nowhere. We’re living our daily lives, and then day symbolized God’s forgiveness of Israel for the sin of the golden suddenly it’s “Oh my! Rosh Hashanah is only a few days away!” calf, resulting in the happy occasion of Moses receiving the second And then, we scramble to menu prep and cook, and maybe pick set of tablets containing the ten commandments. out a flattering outfit. I want to focus on the other most festive day mentioned in the But often we don’t make the time to spiritually prepare for what Mishna: Tu B’Av. Many people are not even aware that such a can be the peak of our spiritual year. Showing up to High Holiday holiday exists. Tu B’Av literally means the 15th day of the Hebrew services (whether in person or virtually) without doing any sort of ט month of Av. Tu is made up of the Hebrew letters tet ( ), which self-work ahead of time is like showing up to play on Opening Day ו represents 9 and vav ( ) which represents 6, thus adding up to the without having gotten into shape during spring training. number 15. Tu B’Av is one of four holidays that fall in the middle of the month, at the peak of the full moon, the others being Sukkot Fortunately, our tradition has a built-in spiritual technology to help (15 Tishrei), Tu B’Shvat (15 Shevat), and Pesach (15 Nisan). prepare us for the HiHos – the month of Elul. Each day of Elul (which this year begins Sunday evening, August 8th) provides an The Mishna says that Tu B’Av marked the beginning of the grape opportunity to do the spiritual “practice” necessary to prepare harvest and Yom Kippur marked the end of the grape harvest - ourselves. hence the linking of these two holidays agriculturally. Tu B’Av also marked the wood offering brought to the Temple, a crucial element During the month, we traditionally read Psalm 27 twice daily (the not only needed for the sacrifices but for the Ner Tamid (eternal first half of which focuses on assurance, and the second half of light) as well. which entails a desperate search for the Divine, encouraging us to focus on integrating the parts of ourselves which are seeking Most significantly, Tu B’Av has historically been regarded as a support with the parts that feel secure so that we can be Jewish day of love. The Mishna describes how on Tu B’Av, the holistically one heading into the New Year), and we also blow the unmarried women of Jerusalem would go out and dance in the shofar at the end of minyan each weekday morning, reminding us vineyards and be chosen to be partners in marriage. Moreover, on with its piercing sound that Yom Tru’ah (the Biblical name for Rosh Tu B’Av, women and men from the different tribes of Israel were Hashanah which translates as “the day of [shofar] blasting”) is allowed to ignore earlier prohibitions against intertribal marriage. approaching. Although mostly forgotten for centuries, Tu B’Av in modern Israel today is considered a holiday of romance, much like Valentine’s Day, Thus, it only seemed logical that we organize a shofar-blast-a-day celebrated with dancing, singing, and exchanging of flowers, and is social media campaign that also features a short teaching on a popular date for weddings. Psalm 27, so that those who aren't daily minyan-goers can still hear the shofar and a bit of Psalm 27 each day of Elul online! While we tend to associate the month of Av with sadness because Keep an eye out for our daily Facebook and Instagram posts each of Tisha B’Av (commemorating the destruction of the Temples), morning beginning August 9th! keep in mind that right around the corner is Tu B’Av, a day of utmost happiness. In Jewish tradition, we embrace the concept of moving With Elul beginning in the coming weeks, I encourage us all to find from darkness to light. The month of Av is the perfect ways – whether by utilizing the traditional ones mentioned above, representation of this beautiful and powerful idea. or new ones that are personally meaningful – to start getting ourselves ready for the HiHos, so that we’ll be ready for our spirits to soar together on the Opening Day of 5782! RABBI BERGMAN (continued from page 2) Israel will uphold social justice and will raise its eyes to the realized dream of its prophets. Israel will continue to be Jewish in its legacy and democratic in its practices. It will safeguard freedom of speech and freedom of research. It will continue to excel in its scientific level on a global scale. It will be a moral country. A country which Calling All Shofar Blowers will practice equality for all its citizens - Jews, Muslims, Christians, Would like to participate in our shofar-blast-a-day social media Druze, Bedouins, and Circassians. So we promised in our campaign? If yes, please create a video of you blowing at least one Declaration of Independence. So we proclaimed in our book of laws. shofar note. Send the video to Jodi Gross, [email protected] During my visits to the many unique and diverse corners of Israel, I by Monday, July 19. Thank you! entered each place with an explorer's curiosity and returned with a heart full of pride. I discovered everywhere, and every time, hard- working people, endless talent, wonderful children and surprises which cannot be described. May this vision of President Peres guide us in the coming year and years to come. 3 MESSAGES

FROM RABBI BLAIR NOSANWISCH FROM MICHAEL WOLF DIRECTOR OF SPIRITUAL CARE DIRECTOR OF SPIRITUALITY AND OUTREACH

When we encounter destruction, in our I am sharing an example of a ‘One personal lives, in the news, in public or in Minute Of Fun’ teaching we have - every private, how do we react? There is a peculiar Sunday through Thursday between the story about Rabbi Akiva, a first century sage, afternoon and evening services – hope to see who laughed when he saw the destroyed you back in the synagogue soon! Temple Mount in Jerusalem. His peers wept Tu B'Av - the Talmud states that: "There were and despaired at the sight of a fox scampering out of The Holy of no holidays so joyous for the Jewish People as the Fifteenth of Av Holies, as I imagine I would have, as we are still meant to do this ..." (Ta'anit 26b). time of year on the ninth of Av. Why did Rabbi Akiva laugh while the Tu B'Av others cried? What did he understand about destruction that According to the Mishna, was a joyous holiday in the days allowed him to approach it with such levity? of the Temple in Jerusalem, marking the beginning of the grape harvest. Yom Kippur marked the end of the grape harvest. On both This Torah feels personal to me. I have a different way of dealing dates the unmarried girls of Jerusalem dressed in white garments with despair and destruction than Rabbi Akiva and his peers. For and went out to dance in the vineyards. Each young lady would be me, I all too often deal with destruction by trying not to see it. dressed in white clothing borrowed from her neighbor so that those Sometimes I do this by looking instead at my phone, and sometimes who came from wealthy families would not stand out and none I do it by not reading the news, but the basic idea is the same. I would be embarrassed. manage my own despair by looking away. As they danced, the ladies would call out: "Young man, lift your Not so for these Talmudic ancestors. Whether laughing or crying, eyes and choose wisely. Don't look only at physical beauty--look they all looked at the destruction before them - letting themselves rather at the family [values], 'For charm is false, and beauty is feel the feelings of this unimaginable loss. deceitful. A God-fearing woman is the one to be praised ...'" So, why was Rabbi Akiva able to laugh? The story (Makkot 24b) goes (Proverbs 31:30). on to explain that he knew of two prophecies. In order for the one to Why such joy? Here are some of the reasons the rabbis offer for come true, the other first needed to come to pass. When Rabbi celebrating: Akiva saw a fox prancing across the ruined temple, he remembered •It was on the 15th of Av when the prohibition of the rest of the first prophecy: that the Temple would be reduced to rubble and, the Jewish tribes marrying into the tribe of Benjamin was ostensibly, reforested. But this instantly connected him to a second lifted. more hopeful prophecy, later in the chronology of the Torah, which •It was on the 15th of Av when Hoshea ben Elah, the last king עוָד ישבו זֵקנים וזֵקנות בֹרחובות יֹרושֹּלם said: “There shall yet be elderly of the northern kingdom of Israel, removed the roadblocks men and elderly women sitting in the streets of Jerusalem” set by Jereboam to prevent his subjects from making the (Zechariah 8:4). pilgrimage to Jerusalem. It takes a great deal of strength to stare destruction head on and be •The masses of Jews who were massacred when the Romans able to stay grounded in the bigger picture. But what Rabbi Akiva conquered the city of Betar in 133 CE were finally buried, knows in his bones could be summed up in the old adage, “This too on the 15th of Av. shall pass.” This is a spiritual perspective that we can cultivate in •The 15th of Av was the final day when wood was cut for the relation to our earthly toils. No matter how small, powerless, or Temple. When Ezra and Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem overwhelmed we feel, we are always in the middle of a story that and rebuilt the Temple, they found that the enemies of Israel has already been and will continue to be told. As we begin to write had cut down most of the trees, a common act for an army the story of the next year of our lives, let's cultivate the ability to at that time. In order to supply wood for the Temple stand together and look boldly at the world before us, laughing and sacrifices, Jews would donate wood, which was desperately crying together, as much as we need. needed, and offer a sacrifice at the same time, called the "wood offering." The 15th of Av is considered the end of the sunny season, and it marked the date by which the wood in the Temple needed to be dry. It was a day of celebration for having amassed enough wood for the Temple's needs. This year Tu B’Av falls on Shabbat Nachamu – July 24th.

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4 SERVICES & SPIRITUALITY

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Ask about our special new membership offer in honor of our new rabbis! Join Adat Shalom Synagogue now and you will be a member through October 31, 2023. That is 2 1/2 years of membership for the price of 1, and 3 years of High Holy Day services.

Contact Alan Yost, Executive Director:

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5 Adat Shalom Synagogue High Holy Day Services

We are always delighted to get together with you for the holidays, and never more so than this year, when we can be together in person. We know that the pandemic is not completely over, and that many people will have to continue to take precautions, but it feels like the dark clouds are parting and the light is emerging. We are grateful to everyone in the incredible Adat Shalom community for staying connected during one of the most challenging times in recent history. It says so much about who we are, and why synagogues are essential to the future of the Jewish people. As in previous years, there will be two parallel services, one in the sanctuary and the other in the social hall. The services themselves will be largely as they have been, but there will be a few differences. The first, and most important, is that we have added two stellar rabbis to our team, Rabbi Dan Horwitz and Rabbi Blair Nosanwisch, Director of Spiritual Care, both of whom will be facilitating the services. The next difference is that we will have the family services in the afternoon, in order for all the clergy to participate, and for it not to be too crowded in the morning. We will continue to Zoom services from the sanctuary, in order that members at home will be able to see them and anyone else on Zoom. Anyone participating in the services with an honor, though, will have to be present in the building. We look forward to a year of health, joy, meaning and happiness!

Rabbi Aaron Bergman Hazzan Daniel Gross Rabbi Daniel S. Horwitz Rabbi Blair Nosanwisch, Director of Spiritual Care 2021 HIGH HOLY DAYS 5782 ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

ROSH HASHANAH Monday evening, September 6 Minchah-Maariv ...... 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday, September 7, Services begin ...... 8:00 a.m. Torah Service...... *9:15 a.m. Supervised youth activities and services (12 months - 7th graders) ...... 10:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Sermon & Musaf...... *10:15 a.m. Teen Tashlich...... 11:45 a.m. Outdoor Family Service & Tashlich (Kindergarten and younger) led by clergy ...... 4:00 p.m. Outdoor Family Service (1st - 6th grades) led by clergy...... 4:45 p.m. Tashlich at the pond led by clergy...... 5:30 p.m. Minchah-Maariv ...... 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday, September 8, Services begin ...... 8:00 a.m. Torah Service...... *9:15 a.m. Blessing of the Babies...... *9:30 a.m. Sermon & Musaf...... *10:15 a.m. Outdoor Family Experience for all ages led by clergy ...... 4:00 p.m. Minchah-Maariv...... 7:45 p.m.

YOM KIPPUR Wednesday evening, September 15 Minchah...... 6:45 p.m. Kol Nidre ...... 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 16, Services begin ...... 9:00 a.m. Torah Service...... *10:15 a.m. Supervised youth activities and Services (12 months - 7th graders)...... 10:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Sermon, Yizkor & Musaf...... *11:15 a.m. Ask the Rabbi with Rabbi Bergman ...... 3:00 p.m. Healing Service led by Hazzan Gross and Rabbi Nosanwisch...... 4:00 p.m. Outdoor Family Service (Kindergarten and younger) led by clergy ...... 4:00 p.m. Outdoor Family Service (1st - 6th grades) led by clergy...... 4:45 p.m. Minchah/Ne’ilah/Maariv ...... 5:30 p.m. Glow Stick Parade ...... 8:00 p.m. Sounding of the Shofar ...... 8:15 p.m. *Timing is approximate Any changes to the schedule will be sent via email and available on the website: www.adatshalom.org

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- TICKETS -

The Synagogue is now processing High Holy Day tickets. Services will be in-person at Adat Shalom and also available on Zoom*. Our Adat Shalom@home services will be accessible by using your computer or phone. Details for our adult and family services in addition to login instructions will be provided with your tickets. Tickets will be mailed to all members in good standing (current year’s dues, building fund installment, and miscellaneous charges paid). Please take care of unpaid obligations now so that your tickets can be processed and mailed. If you have questions with regard to your current balance, please consult our controller, Carma Gargaro, 248.851.5100, ext. 226.

Extra tickets for adult children over age 30, parents of members, and friends looking to be part of the Adat Shalom Synagogue High Holy Day service, are available to purchase at $275 per ticket. Please fill out request forms on our website adatshalom.org/HHD2021 or contact Denise Gallagher at the synagogue office, 248.851.5100, ext. 221.

- RECIPROCITY - Adat Shalom participates in a reciprocity program whereby members in good standing of other Conservative congregations outside Michigan may attend our High Holy Day services. Please understand that reciprocity can be extended for a maximum of three consecutive years. For details, including login information, please contact Alan Yost.

* Zoom is a video communications app for your computer and other devices. For general Zoom instructions visit support.zoom.us. Please contact Michael Wolf before the holidays at the synagogue office, 248.851.5100, ext. 230 if you have any questions or would like to arrange for personal instruction.

Please consult the Adat Shalom Synagogue website or contact the synagogue office for the most current COVID-19 Return to Synagogue Guidelines: www.adatshalom.org

Memorial Prayers at the Cemetery As the High Holy Days approach, it is traditional to offer prayers at the graves of our departed loved ones. Hazzan Gross is happy to assist you in either preparing appropriate prayers to recite or by meeting you at the cemetery. Please call Kellie Yost, 248.851.5100, ext. 246, to make arrangements.

Mahzor Lev Shalem for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur is available for purchase in the synagogue office. The cost is $32 per book.

Please contact Molly Brandies, 248.851.5100 ext. 220 or stop in the office for details.

Purchase of Lulav and Etrog If you would like to purchase a lulav and etrog through the Synagogue, please contact Denise Gallagher, 248.851.5100, ext 221 to place your order. The fee is $45.

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Support the Adat Shalom Israel Bonds Drive Adat Shalom members have always felt a strong commitment to partner with Israel in the development of the land that represents both our heritage and our future. Once again, we strongly urge you to support the State of Israel by investing in Israel through Israel Bonds. Your investment will help ensure that Israel’s economy continues to grow despite the multitude of threats facing her in the region and internationally. Please make your selection on the tab card enclosed in your Israel Bonds mailing and bring it with you when you attend services on Rosh Hashanah Day 1, or return it in the envelope provided.

2021 Yom Kippur Appeal Continuing Our Investment in the Future of Adat Shalom Synagogue

As we welcome 5782 and re-open our building, we have come to the inevitable conclusion that this is the year Adat Shalom needs a new kippah! With your help, we will begin the process of placing a needed new roof over our heads. Year after year, you have generously provided the funds needed to support our efforts to maintain our beautiful building and keep our spiritual home financially secure, and we thank you. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal z”l and Cantor Larry Vieder z”l identified the synagogue as the home of the Jewish people. A new roof over our heads would support that ideal. The funds raised will be directed to this cause. Again we strongly encourage you to be part of our future by making a monetary contribution toward this year’s Yom Kippur Appeal. Your financial support will help us live safe, healthy, and meaningful Jewish lives and create a future for our children and their children and for many generations to come together in our synagogue. All members will receive a Yom Kippur Appeal tab card in the mail. Please remember to bring it with you when you come to services on Yom Kippur Day, Thursday, September 16.

Your Yom Kippur Appeal pledge may also be completed online at adatshalom.org/HHD2021.

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8 9 ADULT LEARNING Offering nourishment for your Jodi Gross, Director of Adult Learning mind, body & spirit!

10 FROM DR. MELISSA SER FROM JODI GROSS Director of Education Director of Adult Learning & Youth Engagement [email protected] & [email protected]

6th to 12th graders are invited to volunteer at the 4th Annual Youth United Interfaith Service Camp benefiting CARES community center in Farmington Hills from Tuesday, August 3 to Thursday, August 5. In the late morning teens will gather via Zoom, which will include meeting special guest speakers who are making a positive impact and improving lives throughout Metro Detroit. In the afternoon, teens will work on volun- teer projects either on their own or in person at CARES. Adat Shalom is a proud community partner of Youth United. I am also looking for college students and adults to volunteer to chaperone the in-person projects at CARE. If you are interested in joining me, please contact [email protected] or 248-851-5100. There is no fee to attend. Advance registration is required, bit.ly/youthunited21

DONATIONS NEEDED

In preparation for Youth United’s in-person volunteer projects, the planning committee is asking each community partner to Since beginning at Adat Shalom a decade ago, I have gently shaped collect the following items. Collection bins will be outside the and reshaped our Hebrew program. We went from whole-class Learning Community office until July 28. Thank you for donating. instruction with some students getting extra 1:1 help to a Hebrew Resource Room for more students to get additional support. Then ● jig saw puzzles, coloring pages/book, paint by numbers we shifted toward a small-group based approach, where students kits, crayons or color pencils, bubbles, etc. received personalized attention as they worked their way through ● clean bottle caps (soda, water, milk, juice, etc.) basic Hebrew literacy and then through the prayers of the siddur. It ● non-perishable food items was working for most of our students, especially those who ● clean plastic bottles (water, soda, juice, milk) attended twice weekly and were in a smaller group. ● hygiene products, feminine hygiene products, tissue Then it was March, 2020. Everything just stopped. packages, hand sanitizers When we re-imagined learning for the 2020-2021 school year, the ● new socks (adults and kids) one area I felt the most strongly about was individualized Hebrew ● clean adult size t-shirts lessons. By shifting from classroom based learning to 1:1 learning at times and days that work for a family, our Hebrew class For more information about Youth United, contact Jodi Gross or attendance is at almost 100%. Students have a full 30 minute Sammi Shapiro at 248-626-2153. lesson each week with a dedicated teacher: no changing groups, or remembering what page they were on, or figuring out what to do when one member of the group is absent or late. I had the opportunity to work with several of our students this past year, and the growth I saw was extraordinary. This is echoed by my faculty, all of whom saw exponential growth and learning in their students this year. It used to take a full two years for a student to work through a Hebrew reading primer (learning the letters and vowels and building fluency). This year, most of our second graders reached a level of fluent or almost fluent reading in just seven months. By working through the texts at their own pace, students also have the opportunity to ask questions, delve into the prayer language and the big ideas of WHY and HOW we pray, and learn Haley’s Garden This flower garden on our playground in memory of vocabulary. Haley Nathan z''l continues to grow thanks to Melissa Ser and the As we move (hopefully, soon) into a post-pandemic world, one thing teens who weeded and planted it this spring. I am holding on to is individualized learning for Hebrew. Want to Eleven years ago, friends of Haley's designed and planted this know more? Give me a call or send an email, and I’m happy to vibrant garden. A few years ago, Adat Shalom students repainted share data and success metrics. the rocks and Jared Perlman (current college student) made the benches near the garden as part of his Eagle Scout project. It is a Registration is open at adatshalom.org/registration. special garden that continues to attract bees and butterflies. We invite you to stop by and check it out.

11 FROM SAMMI SHAPIRO Assistant Director of Education & Youth Engagement [email protected]

Let’s talk about love. On July 24 we celebrate Tu B’Av, a minor holiday on the fifteenth of Av, which is a celebration of love. Tu B’Av celebrations are becoming more popular in Israel and around the world. Love can be seen in different lights. We can show love through our actions and our words. How do you show love? How do your children show love? Cut out and color this page about Love and Tu B’Av. You can also download a copy of this page at: bit.ly/adatcolor

We are so proud of our teens, and so grateful for the support of our Better Together community members Shelley and Gene Perlman, Claire and Gene Richmond, Rena Tepman, and Roberta Wolf. The winner of the Better 2 Write essay contest is Mallory Columbus. She wrote: Everyone has memories and they last forever, no matter how old you are. After hearing about my elders' memories, it made me think about some of my own with my grandparents. My family is very close and we have so many wonderful memories, especially with my Micah Issner and his grandparents. My papa paints so many beautiful paintings and he parents Jackie and has now taught me that I have a passion for painting too. I have Marc came to Adat made special memories with him while doing something that I love Shalom for the last to do. Holidays are also a very special time for me, whether we are day of school wearing matching Hanukkah pajamas with my cousins or looking for celebration. the afikomen. The Better Together program is good for both the students and the elders as we shared stories, memories and laughter together. Dur- ing COVID-19, many seniors have been sad and unable to see their grandchildren. The program was a great way for the elders to meet us online and spend time with young people that they miss so Family Education programming is endowed much. I can't wait to share my in memory of Jeanette & Oscar Cook memories with my grandchildren one day.

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Yasher koach to our Madrichim!

College Connections (undergraduate and graduate students)

Thanks to parent volunteers, Adat Shalom sends care packages before Chanukah and Pesach. Help us help your child stay connected to Adat Shalom. Each fall Jodi Gross updates our database and kindly requests your assistance. Please complete the tear off below or email the information on it to her at [email protected]. If your student/young adult has not moved, please let her know. THANKS!

COLLEGE, GRAD STUDENT & YOUNG ADULT OUTREACH Please help us by returning the form below to Jodi Gross, 29901 Middlebelt, Farmington Hills, MI 48334 or email [email protected]. Name of student or young adult ______Parent(s) name ______Mailing address ______City ______State ______Zip ______Cell phone ______Home phone ______Second grader Zoe Monson poses with her white medallion, Email ______signifying completion of the white level in Aleph Champ! Third grader College ______Levi Eaker earned his blue medallion and third grader Alex Graduation date ______Hamburger earned his yellow medallion during their final sessions of the year! Mazel tov to all of our students on their progress.

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SISTERHOOD

Sisterhood has a past, present, and an exciting future coming soon! It will be filled with more opportunities for the women of Adat Shalom to get involved and continue the 75+ year-old traditions and create new traditions of our own. With the support of members and participants in the Sisterhood Informational Meetings via Zoom during this past year and the survey results, the Leadership for 2021-2022 will be confidentially turned over to an Advisory Board and Committee Chairpersons. The Committees for 2021-2022 will be: • Membership • Programming • Fund Raising • Communications and Correspondence • Kiddush & Kitchen • Gift Shop • Scholarship Here is where we need membership support! Consider becoming a member of the Advisory Board, a chairperson/co-chairperson, or a member of a committee(s). Have some extra time? Fill it with volunteering to help plan an event, by working in the Gift Shop, or becoming a part of the phone squad. There are so many opportunities to lend a hand. By so doing, you will be taking an active role in the planning and facilitating of the educational, religious, and cultural programs we do to support our membership and the “heart and soul” of our synagogue community. Please give this some thought. If you are interested in being on the Board, chairing/co-chairing a committee, or working on a committee, please let us know. Nominations for the Advisory Board will be accepted up through July 15. Watch your email, especially Sister Talk, in the coming days for more information about Sisterhood’s new look. As always, please feel free to contact us with any ideas, suggestions, or concerns you have about Sisterhood. Have a safe and joyful summer!

Cindy Geula Judy [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Ruth Zerin taught the art of challah making and braiding. In three sessions on the same day, Ruth and the participants Zoomed in and mixed ingredients, braided, brushed on an egg wash, and baked bread together in time for Shabbat. 14 OUR ADAT COMMUNITY

MEN’S CLUB MEN’S CLUB MUSINGS...BY LON ZABACK The Men’s Club held its annual general membership and elections meeting on May 2. Elected to the 2021-2022 Executive Board are Lon Zaback, Alan Gallatin, Jaron Friedman, Marty Kaye, Aaron Perlman, Joey Lebovic, Jeff Cymerint, and David Flaisher. Elected to the Board of Trustees are Ike Englebaum, Michael Feldman, Steven Goldsmith, Aaron Greenspon, Larry Kaplan, David Shevrin, Dan Weberman, and Steven Woronoff. Congratulations to all our elected board members and thank you for your service to the Men’s Club, the synagogue, and our community. The Men’s Club and Rabbi Bergman will continue to host on-line Thoughtful Thursday events throughout the summer. Recent topics included a lively discussion on Jewish Pop culture and meaningful ways to defend Israel when discussing current events. Summer dates are June 10 & 24, July 15, and August 26. Look for email invites with web links prior to each event. Please see the accompanying photos from our Father & Kid DIY craft activity in April where we restored the benches at the Adat Shalom bonfire. They weren’t quite done in April but are now beautifully finished. Many thanks to our volunteers and a Yasher Koach to Jaron Friedman and Aaron Perlman for chairing this event. Please stop by the site to see the completed dramatic update. There were many happy (and ice cream covered) faces of children, parents, and grandparents at our Annual Daddy Daughter Dance in May. This community wide event was again held in person and reimagined as an outdoor ‘drive-in’ party. Many thanks to Jaron Friedman, Bret Hopman, and Mike Weil for making this event a success. Please see the accompanying photos. The Adat Shalom teams continue to play in the Intercongregational Men's Club Softball league through the summer. We’ll look forward to celebrating their successes at our annual Sports Night in the fall. We’re hopeful this will be an in-person event. Please stay tuned. The Adat Shalom Men’s Club takes pride in providing engaging social, spiritual, and Tikkun Olam opportunities for men of all ages. This is your Men’s Club and you belong here. Participating, volunteering, and sharing with others enriches lives. Please feel free to reach out for more information. Wishing you a safe, fun, and healthy summer!

The Men’s Club Fathers & Kids DIY Project

All hands were on deck as this group of talented volunteers restored the wood benches at the Adat Shalom bonfire site with guidance from an experienced carpenter. This special opportunity will be enjoyed by many for years to come. 15 OUR ADAT COMMUNITY

SOCIAL ACTION SISTERHOOD OF ADAT SHALOM | GIFT SHOP SOCIAL ACTION IN ACTION Happy and Healthy New Year Lighthouse South Oakland Shelter - Housing the Homeless Due to the pandemic, and for the safety of the participants and to our Adat Shalom Family volunteers, the program has been housed in a local motel. Although שנה טובה the program was not at Adat Shalom this summer, the food needs of the participants had to be met. And of course, we made sure that the participants received lunch and dinner for the week. We volunteered June 20 - June 27 and want to thank everyone who helped to make and deliver the meals. Over the past year, many people have lost their jobs or are working reduced hours. Did you know that the average age of a homeless person in our Oakland County community is just nine years old? The fallout from COVID-19 has hit our Oakland County community particularly hard. A new Tallit for the New Year, special gifts, and more! Please consider a donation to the Hillel Isaac and Rachel Maisel Call for an appointment Memorial Housing the Homeless Fund to offset the cost of the Carol 248.821.4512 | Lillian 248.310.2018

meals. Look for more details in the next VOICE. Follow us on instagram: sisterhoodgiftshop And before you know it…… Red Cross Blood Drive, Sunday, September 26, 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. We will be hosting our fall bi-annual blood drive. You can make a blood donation every 56 days. Evva Hepner 248.798.7673 | [email protected]

June 4 brought us back to the synagogue for our first of the season beautiful Outdoor Kabbalat Shabbat service.

Speaking Out Against Antisemitism

A community-wide rally against antisemitism was held Sunday, June 6 in West Bloomfield. Alan Yost, Mickey Levin and Ken Goss were Rabbi Bergman interviewed Dr. David Kraemer during an Adat there to take a stand against Shalom presentation, A Journey Across the Jewish Past. Dr. antisemitism and show their Kraemer shared with us some of the treasured Hebrew books and support for Israel. manuscripts housed at the Jewish Theological Seminary Library. 16 OUR ADAT COMMUNITY

MAZAL TOV! INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS 2021-2022, 5781-5782 Birth Ezra Gordon Danto, son of Devonie & Joel Danto, grandson of Karen & Irwin Danto, Lauren & Jack Royal Gordon, great-grandson On May 19, 2021, members of the congregation attended Adat of Ruthye & Charles Danto, Joan Royal & the late Herbert Royal, Rita Shalom’s annual meeting on Zoom for the election of officers and trustees, review of our fiscal year, and annual Memorial Service. Foon & the late Edward Foon. OFFICERS Birth of Rylo Everson Hantler, son of Alexa Feldman & Scott President...... Joan M. Chernoff-Epstein Hantler, grandson of Saree & Steve Hantler, Caren Harwood, Marc First Vice President ...... Joyce Weingarten Feldman & Lana Kantor. Vice President...... Joe Wener Secretary...... Jerome Pesick Treasurer...... Gordon Leff Birth of Emma Jordyn Levin, daughter of Lauren & Jeffrey Levin, granddaughter of Jacqui & Larry Elkus, Audrey & Michael Levin, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AT-LARGE great-granddaughter of Estelle & Philip Elkus. Maria Pacis-Biederman . . . . (2022) Jackie Issner ...... (2023) Birth of Gil Nathaniel Medow, son of Elysse Schlein & Jonathan Sandy Rosen...... (2024) Medow, grandson of Miriam & Daniel Medow, Mark Schlein & the late Nancy Schlein, great-grandson of Rhoda Medow. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: 3-year term Gary Graff ...... (2024) Birth of Ezra Zoltan Malischostak, son of Abby & Alex Diane Howitt ...... (2024) Stuart Logan ...... (2024) Malischostak, grandson of Lillian & Lee Schostak, Shelly & Ira Malis, great-grandon of Helen Underwood. MEMORIAL PARK: 3-year term Robert Dunsky ...... (2024) Birth of Isla Jade Silverman, daughter of Ashley & Nathan Jeffrey Supowit ...... (2024) Silverman, sister of Eden, granddaughter of Karen & Irwin Danto, Marty Wiener ...... (2024) Ralph Woronoff...... (2024) Lynn & Warren Silverman, great-granddaughter of Rita Foon, the late Edward Foon, Ruthye & Charles Danto, the late Evelyn & BOARD OF TRUSTEES Isadore Silverman, Dolores Brown, and the late Hyman Brown. Richard Barr, Dana Bonda, Larry Buch, Robert Dunsky, Abigail Epstein, Carol Weintraub Fogel, Jennifer Freedland, Jaron Friedman, Alan M. Gallatin, Joel Golden, Arica Goldis, Paul Goldsmith, Rick WE ARE PLEASED TO LET YOU KNOW... Goren, Gary Graff, Susan Graham, Cheryl Guyer, Evva Hepner, Diane Howitt, Danny Kaufman, Deborah Kolin, Mickey Levin, Rochelle Rabbi Aaron Bergman received an Lieberman, Stuart Logan, Sue Lutz, Sandi Matz, David Otis, Andrew honorary Doctorate of Divinity from Pass, Geula Rapp, Morris Rottman, Alex Shiffman, Jennifer Sobol, the Jewish Theological Seminary on Rena Tepman, Rick Tyner, Julie Wiener, Gary Wine, Lon Zaback June 6, 2021 in recognition of his 30 years of religious leadership in the HONORARY TRUSTEES cause of Conservative Judaism and Ronald Charfoos, Norma Dorman, Sam Holcman, Alan J. Kaufman, klal yisrael. Mazal tov on your many Allan Nachman, Neal Zalenko achievements Rabbi Bergman! SUMMER SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED! Hazzan Daniel Gross is part of the documentary, Shoah Ambassadors . The film, currently in The Matthew Scott Doren z”l Memorial Jewish Summer production, tells the story of the Holocaust through Program Scholarship was awarded to Yonatan Ser. the personal expressions of two metro Detroit artists who work in music and sculpture. Hazzan The 2021 Harry & Sarah Laker z”l Memorial Scholarship was Gross composed a special version of the Jewish awarded to Cara Lopatin. Eil Malei Rachamin prayer “ ,” and his daughter Zosia Gross, recited the prayer in English. The 2021 Jay Yoskowitz z"l Israel Scholarship was awarded to Zoe Golan. Alexis Schostak was selected as one of Crain’s Detroit Business’ 2021 Notable Women in the Law. Rabbi Bergman, Joan Chernoff-Epstein, Dr. Melissa Ser, Adat Shalom’s Director of Education, was selected Rabbi Yoskowitz, and as one of 22 fellows in the inaugural Pardes Senior Educator Hazzan Gross were Learning Fellowship 2021-2022. able to offer their personal congratulations as Correction from May-June 2021: Mazal Tov to Robert Nathan Feldman, son they presented Zoe of Julie & Michael Gold, Melissa & Brad Feldman, grandson of Ellen & Paul Golan and Cara Chute, Cheryl & Dennis Yashinsky, Mille Feldman & the late Morton Feld- Lopatin summer man, Simone Vitale, Jeanne Vitale and Jeffrey Parsons, great-grandson of scholarships. Lillian Yashinsky. 17 LIFE CYCLE EVENTS July Birthdays August Birthdays 1– Steve Aidenbaum 15–Allan Goldstein 1- Jaron Friedman 18- Laura Rosenblum Erica Bak 16– Jeannie Weiner David Shevrin 21- Bette Shapiro Carol Blender Terry Weingarden Linda Golden Ruth Vosko Erin Cohen 17– Eliezer Dorfman 3- Caryn Bittker 22- Allyson Cohen Mindy Eisenberg Harriett Lusky Melissa Pivoz Kaitrin Kramer Sarah Jacobs Joseph Roth 4- Doron Eisenscher 23- Robert Bloomberg Tom Lebovic 18–Allen Goldsmith Ronald Levitin Karen Kraft 2– William Slatkin Jonathan Mandras Jennifer Mattler James Schafer Megan Topper Barbara Zack 5- Morley Biesman Jerry Uzansky 3– Amber Vieder 19–Cheryl Hoberman Norman Benjamin 24- Laura Goldberg 4– Kim Lifton Lori Shapiro Lauren Gross Steven Matz Linda Rosenbaum Stewart Shipper Lisa Konheim Bobbie Miller Doreen Turbow 20–Susan Bindes Ellen Kroopnick Melissa Weisberger Michael Weil Barbara Morse 6- Gale Lawson 25- Rachel Jensen 5– Debi Banooni Susan Randolph Fran Uzansky Nancy Schostak Jacob Nothstine Schoenberger Mark Uzansky Alex Stotland 6– Rachel Avshalumov 21– Elizabeth Hill Barbara Weiss 26- James August Lesley Feldman Joel Lieberman 9- Susan Barr Michael Kovacs Ariella Monson Daniel Singer Beth Bradford Sharon Schwartz Daniel Wiener Gerald Sukenic Sissi Lapides 27- Gary Edelson 7– Marcia Aaron Jeffrey Supowit Michael Shapiro Howard Halberg Jacqueline Elkus 22–Benson Barr 11- Francine Berman Adam Vieder 8– Barbara Alpern Karen Berger Michele Elkus 28- Mark Aronov Helen Brown Sara Kovalsky Lilly Stotland 29- Joan Chernoff Epstein Linda Ellen Feinfeld Ilene Kowalsky 12- Teresa Kash Marilyn Gutter Matthew Holtzman 23–Donald Davis Margaret Zack Elaine Raznick Leslie Hubert Ed Kohl Lauren Strickstein 30- Sharon Kaplan 9– Robert Dunsky Sheila Schechter 13- Joel Golden Rebecca Schostak Marilyn Gold 24– Elanna Broder 14- Nancy Kaufman Sheldon Schwartz Gayle Infeld Stuart Logan Jeffrey Tackel Elaine Serling Michael Randel Jason Miller Mark Teicher Ruth Zerin Todd Schafer Alissa Pianin 15- Faith Brasch 31- Aaron Perlman Aubrey Topper 25–Cynthia Greenspon 17- Rochelle Klegon 10– Susan Krakoff 26–Jennifer Bartlett Gloria Wolok Julie Feldman-Gold 11–Rachel Devries 27– Allen Goldsmith August Anniversaries Marilyn Goldberg Barbara Kappy 1- Danielle & Michael Randel 17- Alissa & Bryan Anstandig Bonnie Otis Robyn Weed 2- Samantha & Michael Shapiro 18- Meredith & Howard Carol Walters Cheryl Yashinsky 3- Deborah & Thomas Williams Goldberg 12–Philip Arnold 28–Trudy Shapiro 4- Judi & Donald Davis Karen & Ken Goss Roger Kushner 29- Jack Juni 6- Marilyn & Donald Rudick Leanne & Todd Schafer Arthur Liss Debby Katan 7- Susan & Rabbi Joseph Krakoff Rita & Edwin Sitron 13– Jaclyn Aidenbaum 30–James Labes Sandi & Steven Matz Halley & Mark Uzansky Louis Goldhaber 31– Morgan Kaufman Rochelle & Eugene Perlman 19- Caroline & Paul Margolis Rabbi Herbert Yoskowitz Debbie Supowit 8- Jessica & Steven Migliore 20- Faith & Jeffrey Brasch 14– Neal Robin 9- Rabbi Rachel & Dan Shere Lisa & Joseph Konheim Jacqueline Zeff 10- Sandy & Michael Robbins Sue & Alan Vosko 11- Beth & Jacob Nothstine 21- Claudia & Kenneth Been Susan & Gordon Shlom 23- Erin & Jacob Cohen July Anniversaries Phyllis & Sheldon Schwartz Jacqueline & Larry Elkus 1– Janis & Michael Colman 8– Nancy & Ted Schwartzenfeld Mara & Alan Starr Judy & Irwin Elson Rochelle & Charles Markle Christine Robinson & Sara & Marc Wasser Andi & Larry Wolfe 2– Jean & Phil Elkus Jordan Supowit 12- Rowe Ruch & Dennis 24- Judith & Joel Adelman Morgan & Daniel Kaufman 9– Andrea & Sheldon Gordon Marcicky Pamela & Charles Schiffer 3– Rachel & Vadim Avshalumov 10– Robin & Howard Terebelo 13- Helene & David Little 26- Sheryl & Clifford Dovitz Karen & Jeffrey Kraft 11– Jennifer & Ryan Soble Suretta & Alan Must Dawn & Jeffrey Joshowitz Melissa & Eric Novetsky 12– Betsy & Myron Winkelman Robin & Gary Wine 27- Wendy & Philip Arnold Elaine & Mel Raznick 14– Gail & Eugene Smoler Sharon & Sheldon Rocklin 30- Lori & Michael Lieberman 4– Marsha & David Wein 15– Trudy & Arthur Weiss 14- Moreen & Marshall Lett Fay & Stuart Stone Alexandra & Joseph Wener 16– Barbara & Irvin Kappy 15- Susan & Benson Barr Diane & Harvey Zameck Esther & Neal Zalenko 18– Claire & Jeffrey Liebowitz Hayley & James Schafer 5– Deborah & Daniel Singer 21– Lauren & Hazzan Daniel Gross Susan & Jeffrey Young Lexie & Isaac Vineburg 25– Megan & Aubrey Topper 16- Lesley & Barry Feldman 6– Marci & Steven Rotenberg Judy & David Goldis Shauna & Scott Schwartz Nancy & Howard Serlin

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JOEL M. HELFMAN, husband of Harriet Helfman, father of Adam IN MEMORIAM Helfman and Melissa Rosenzweig, grandfather of Maximillian LEONARD BAKST, husband of the late Janet Bakst, father of Marc Helfman, Jackson Rosenzweig and Eli Rosenzweig, brother of David (Wendy) Bakst, Susan (Jordy) Sacksner, and Cindy (Mark) (the late Marilee) Helfman and Brina (Raymond) Pepper, son of the Weingarten, grandfather of Noah, Danny, and Chloe Bakst, Jamie, late Anne and Philip Helfman. Evan, Marlee, and Jillian Sacksner, and Erin, Merrick, and Tori DONNA ISENBERG, wife of the late Arnold Isenberg, mother of Weingarten, brother of the late Rita (the late Lawrence) Terebelo, Stacie (Jonathan Weinstein) Isenberg, David (Geri) Isenberg, and the late Harriet (the late David) Rogoff, brother-in-law of grandmother of Evan Weinstein, Sydney Isenberg, Natalia Leonard (the late Marsha) Zucker, and companion, Chari Dworkis. Weinstein, and Jack Isenberg, sister of Anne Gooblar, Sara BIA CNAAN, wife of the late Hanania Cnaan, mother of the late Kovalsky, the late Gitty Dater, the late Mary Small, the late Esther Boaz Cnaan, Dori (Lili) Cnaan, Donna (David) Reis, grandmother of Kruger, the late Joseph Cohen, and the late Sidney Cohen. 6, sister-in-law of Sissi (the late Max) Lapides. JACQUELINE MILGROM, wife of Myron L. Milgrom, mother of Paula THOMAS J. FOX, husband of Judith Koenig Fox, father of Jeffrey Milgrom and Jim Barnett, Marcia and Tony Dodge, Marianne and (Kathy Barron) Fox, Sandra Fox and Lori (Darren) Rodner, Robert Bloomberg and the late Carole Jo Lasser, Bubbé of Samuel grandfather of Jack Fox, Daniel Fox, Hannah Rodner, Joshua Lasser and Lauren Miller, Rachel Lasser, Max and Rebecca Rodner and Zachary Rodner, son of the late Sandor and Lenke Appelman, Michael and Lindsey Barnett, Brie and Vincent Hesano, Natasha Sydney Dodge, Allison Bloomberg and Will Bloomberg, Big (Fischer) Fux, brother of the late Kornel Fux. Bubbé to Adam, Owen and Norah Lasser, Olivia Appelman, Stella, SHIRLEE CAPLAN-CLAYTON, wife of the late Max Caplan and the Lucy and Henry Barnett and Hailey and Brayden Hesano, sister-in- late Gerald Clayton, partner of 15 years of Arnold Fuller, mother of law to Sally and the late Nathan Soberman, the late Lillian and the Susan Salinger, Carole (Michael Sosin) Caplan-Sosin, Alan (Victoria late Jack Perlman, the late Thelma and the late Louis Milgrom. North) Caplan, Bruce (Lisa) Clayton and Dr. Marshall (Cindy) Clayton, grandmother of Daniele (Yuri) Tavbin, Maisie (Dean CHERYL RASANSKY, wife of Dr. Ronald Rasansky, mother of Dr. Canale) Salinger, Max (Amanda Clevey Brown) Brown, Elana Brown, Michael (Jennifer) Rasansky and Lisa (Jay) Lazar, grandmother of Rose Brown, Walker Caplan, Nat Caplan, Joshua Caplan, Henry Lily Rasansky, Matthew Rasansky, Zoey Lazar, and the late Joshua Clayton, Rachel (Dan) Bronson, Amy (Travis) Patton, and Stacy Rasansky, daughter of Maxine and the late William Stoler, sister of (Matt) Waterbury, great-grandmother of Blake and Oliver Tavbin, Dr. Richard Stoler and Deborah (Dr. Andrew) Colman, sister-in-law of Nora, Sophie and Jeremy Bronson, Ellie and Jack Patton, and Debra (Howard) Markman. Parker Waterbury, sister of Dorothy Reisman and the late David PHYLLIS SHATZ, wife of the late Irwin Shatz, mother of Paul Shatz Tucker, also survived by Arnold’s children, Michael Fuller, Ricki (Betsy Gitelle), Mark (Rhonna) and Abby (Ed Staum), grandmother (Ralph) Pagono and Jimmy (Trina) Fuller. of Ben, Allison, Johana, Danny, Loren, Sam and Tess, and great- ALLAN MARVIN GELFOND, husband of Harriet Gelfond, father of grandmother of Sophia. Phyllis was predeceased by her Gila, Deena, and Noam, brother of Charles, grandfather of Max and daughter-in-law Randi Simon. his mother, Sabra. DAVID SEGALL, husband of the late Carolyn Segall, father of Sam JEROME GLASSMAN, husband of the late Debbie Glassman; (Sofya) Segall and Jake Segall, brother of Carl Segall, brother-in-law father of Lenore (Alan) Deutch Singer, George (Sherri) Glassman, of David Flaisher. and Judith G. Etkin; father-in-law of the late Harvey Deutch; Papa FERN SELLING, mother of Timothy (Nina) Selling, Barbara (Zvulon) Jerry of Stephanie (Dr. Jordan) Goldstein, Brad (Leanne) Deutch, Haddad, and the late Matthew Selling, grandmother of Moshe Justin (Elyse) Singer, Rachael Glassman, Michael (Dr. Mindy (Ruthie) Haddad, Noam Haddad, Elior Haddad, and Isaac Selling, Raminick) Glassman, Jamie (Jordan) Sherman, Maude Etkin, and sister of Betsy (Mike) Winkelman, Sylvia Garrett, and the late Stephanie Etkin Hart; Great-Grand Papa of Harrison Goldstein, Maurice (Mildred) Wilson. Bryce Goldstein, Harvee Deutch, Bowen Deutch, Calvin Singer, Ezra NORMAN TAROCKOFF, husband of Ferah "Fay" Tarockoff, father of Hart, and Elsa Sherman; son of the late George and the late Michael (Sheree) Tarockoff, Allen (Shelly) Tarockoff, Ronnie Lenore Glassman; brother-in-law of the late Allen (and the late Tarockoff, Dennis (Margie) Tarockoff, and the late Stacey Tarockoff, Margie) Charnes. father-in-law of Tami Tarockoff, grandfather of Ricci Tarockoff, DAN GUYER, husband of Cheryl Guyer, father of Sara (Scott Straus) Andrew (Sonia Litynskyj) Tarockoff, Ian Tarockoff, Zachary Tarockoff, Guyer, Erica (Daniel Franklin) Guyer, and Jonathan Guyer, Mackenzie Tarockoff, Abigail (Pete) Emerson, Halli Tarockoff, grandfather of Sadie Straus, Solomon Straus, Anna Franklin, Jacob Benjamin (Meri) Tarockoff, Mallory Tarockoff, Daniel Tarockoff, Franklin, Samuel Franklin and Aerin Franklin, son of the late Edith Sarah Tarockoff, Rebecca Tarockoff, Ryan Tarockoff, Katelin (Jacob) and the late Abram Guyer and son-in-law of the late Anna and the Holloway, Christopher (Amanda) St. Aubin, and Brittany St. Aubin, late Samuel Chapin, brother of Annie (Benjamin) Friedman and the great-grandfather of Anya and Dorian Tarockoff, Peyton Trumble, late Martin (Sheila) Guyer and brother-in-law of Elise (Marty) Aleiyah Coleman, Mason St. Aubin, and Rose St. Aubin, brother of Levinson and Neil (Diana Staneva) Chapin. the late William Tarockoff, the late Leonard Tarockoff, the late BARBARA HECHTMAN, wife of Michael C. Hechtman, mother of Bernice Waldman, and the late Melvin Tarockoff, son of the late Naomi Kowalsky (Howard), Cynthia Tschumy (William), Amy Small Morris and the late Hannah Tarockoff. (Brian), Jason Hechtman (Jill), grandchildren Amanda Polk (Justin MYRON TINK, husband of Linda (Benjamin), father of Jason Polk), Jacob Charlip, Samantha Vine, Evan Vine, Emma Hechtman, (Jocelyn) and Robyn D'Haem (Chris), brother of Cheryl Hoberman Ella Tschumy, great-grandchild Jonah Polk, daughter of the late Leo (Steve), brother-in-law of Neil and Judy Benjamin, grandfather of and Esther Silver, sister Robin Silver and the late Debra Hage and Zoey, Naomi, and Cade. Myron is predeceased by his parents Sylvia Steven Silver. and Harold Tink and brothers Chuck (Anita) and Sandy.

Memoriams listed as of June 15, 2021. 19 Adat Shalom Synagogue lovingly recalls the Yahrzeits of the following people in the months of July and August.

23 TAMMUZ - 29 TAMMUZ, 5781 BARBARA BRASCH SHIRLEY GOODMAN GORDON SLABOTSKY JULY 3 - JULY 9, 2021 HARRY BRISKEN HARRY GORDON HEIDI SMITH HARRY APPLEBAUM MARTHA BURNSTEIN YETTA HOZEN SOL SMITH BAILA AVERBUCH IRVING CHIPS DENNIS KLAR WILLIAM STOLER MARY BEEN ROSALYN DROZ TOBY KRITZER NISAN TALMAZON REBECCA RACHEL BENSTEIN RUTH FELDMAN GERALD LASHER RON TAUB PEARL BIBER SADYE KARBAL FORMAN FEANNIE LIEBERMAN NANCY VICTOR DAVID BIEDERMAN SARAH FORMAN MOLLY LINOVITZ CHARLOTTE WEINSTEIN BERNARD BOREN ELAINE FRAZIS CARL LIPNIK SANFORD WERTHEIMER ROBERT BROWN VIVIAN MAE FRISHMAN ESTHER MELLNER MILDRED WILHELM BELLA EISENSCHER SONNY GALANTY RICHARD MERTZ MORTON ESKIN MORTON GENSER JAMES MORGAN 22 AV – 28 AV, 5781 FRED FARBER KATIE GLICKLIN BRENDA MOSS JULY 31 – AUGUST 6, 2021 MAYNARD FELDMAN HERBERT GLOGOWER PEARL NEWMAN MARION AUGUST SOPHIE FISCHEL MILTON GOLDBERG NATHAN RATNER SHARON BLATT MITCHELL FLAM MOLLY GORDON LOUIS RAVITZ LOUIS HAROLD BLUESTONE BURTON GOLD LEONARD GOSS ESTHER STARR ARTHUR BOSCHAN DAVID HANTLE MASHA GROSS SAM STOLER LAWRENCE BRADFORD ABY HASSIDOFF RUBEN ISAACS JEROME SUPERSTINE STEPHEN BROWN DAVID JACOBS WILLIAM KASS GITTA VIEDER CHARLES COHEN FAY KANAR FRIEDA KATZ MATES VOSKO ROSE CORMAN IRMA KATCHKE SALLY ANN KAUFMAN PHILIP WECHSLER HELEN COVILLE SYLVIA KRAMER EDITH KEIDAN JUDITH WEINER LAYA DOZORETZ MARIE KRITZER RABBI GABRIEL KIRSHNER ANN BERRY EISLER ESTHER KRUGER DAVID GORDON LEVINE 15 AV – 21 AV5781 ROBERT ELKUS FREDERICK KUNICK MADELINE LOVY JULY 24 – JULY 30, 2021 SADIE FALLEN HARRY KUNICK JEROME LUBIN NATHAN ABRAMS ROSE FELDSTEIN LISA MAISELS MORRIS MROFFKY JOSEPH ABRIN ALVIN FISHER LOUIS MICKELSON ABE PEARLMAN ALBERT ADELMAN JEANNE FISHMAN ZELDA MILLER WILLARD POSEN JACK ALPERT THEODORE "TED" FRAZIS SOLOMON MOSCOW KENNETH F. RAZNICK IRVING AUSLANDER JAY GOLDEN CAROLYN MOSES BRUCE REIZEN JERRY JULIUS BAKER YETTA GORDON ARLENE VIVIAN MOSS NORMAN ROTENBERG BERNARD BECKER DANIEL GREENBERG ELAINE NEWMAN IRVING SCHUTZMAN RICHARD BRAUN RONALD HOPP BEN PIVOZ MAX SCHWARTZ BELLA COHEN MINNIE INDENBAUM SYLVIA POMERANTZ MILTON SCHWARTZENFELD SHELDON COLBY HERBERT W. KAUFMAN ANNA RAMZE SYLVIA SHACKET GITTY DATER ROSE KLING AHUD REITER LIBBIE SHARE ROBERT DEVRIES SAMUEL ISADOR LERMAN MAXINE ROSENBERG BESS SHEPPERD MINNIE EISENBERG HARRIET LEVINE RICHARD ROSENBLATT STEWART SILVERMAN MAXINE FLAGG MAURICE LEWKOWICZ MARTIN SALINGER ALBERT "OBBIE" SNOW HARRIET FREEDLAND LOUIS JONAH LIEBERMAN SONIA SCHAFER BEREK TAJCH DAVID GARFINKEL SAM LOBERMAN MOLLIE SCHANE LEO TROMPETER RICHARD GLANZ HERMAN LUSKY ANN SCHONBERG GERALDINE VOIGHT IDA GLOGOWER BENNIE A. MAGY CALVIN SCHRAM LAWRENCE WARREN JERRY GOLDFADEN HYMAN MARGOLIS SAMUEL SCHUMBER SARAH WEINBERG HERMAN GROSS LESLIE MENUCK HERBERT SEITON JEAN WEISS MIRIAM GULTANOFF DORIS NEWMAN GOLDIE SHEAR JACK WHITE MARTIN HART JUDY ELLEN PEARLMAN EDITH SLATKIN GERTRUDE YOLLES WILLIAM HUBERT SYLVIA PEARLMAN HENRY SOLLISH LILLIAN HYMAN HERMINA POLITZER ABE SOLOMON 8 AV - 14 AV, 5781 SAMUEL HYMAN C J POLLAK HERMAN TANN JULY 17 - JULY 23, 2021 ELLEN JAFFA JULIUS POLLAK HARRY TEICHER BLANCHE ALPERN MILTON JOSEPH JULIUS RACHMIEL ESTELLE TROMPETER ERNA BARIS RONALD KARBAL IDA RICHMOND MARION WAXMAN LESTER BERMAN ELLA KRAFT GERALD RICHTER STEVEN WEISS ISADORE BLOOM SYLVIA KRAFT DAVID ROSENBERG MAX YOUNG MAX BLUM LILLIAN LAPIDES MELVIN ROSENSTEIN MILDRED YURA TILLIE BRANDWINE MAYME LAWSON DEVORAH ROSENTHALL GENE ZAHS ESTHER BRENNER ELLEN LEAVY BERNICE MARSHAK SAXON BARBARA ZATKOFF JACK CHERNIN ARTHUR LEVINE JACK SCHERR STEPHEN ZORN ROBERT EGREN EVELYN LIPSKY IGOR SCHOENBERGER SANDY EICHENHORN BETTY LOOMUS ALFRED SCHWARTZENFELD 1 AV 5 - 7 AV, 5781 GOLDIE EINHORN SAMUEL MILLER ELAINE SHNEIR JULY 10 - JULY 16, 2021 LORA ENGELBAUM ABE NASH MARILYN SISLER BETTY ABRAMS KENNETH EPSTEIN DAN OTIS REUBEN SNIDER LILLIAN RUTH BAUMAN HARVEY FALLEN FAYE POLLACK IRVING STEIN EVELYN BERLIN GEORGE FRIEDMAN SOL RUBIN ANNE TANENHAUS FRED BIRNDORF ALBERT FRISHMAN LYON SACKSNER MORRIS TAPPER FRIEDA BLOOM HARRY GALANTY REV. PHILLIP SALZMAN PHILIP VAINIK PAUL BOIM MORRIS GOLDMAN ROSE SCHIFF ELIZABETH "LIZ" WARNICK 20 May their memories endure as an eternal blessing.

(continued) BENJAMIN BUCHMAN JOSEPH DOBRUSIN JACK GOLDFARB BETTY WEGENER FRANKA CHARLUPSKI MARILYN DROZ REGINA GOLDHIRSCH LIDDY WEINBERG MARVIN CHECK JACK FRIEDMAN MERLIN GOTTLIEB HENRY WEISS BEATRICE DASHOW WILLIAM GERSHENSON BERTHA GROSS ISAAC WINICK RONALD DAVIDOFF JULIUS GERSHUNE LILLIAN HARE EMMA YOUNG SYLVIA DUBIN SHELDON GILBERT ANNE HELFMAN SAMUEL JACOB DUCHIN ANNE GINSBERG ESTHER HUBERT 29 AV – 5 ELUL, 5781 ANITA DUSHAY ROSE GOLD ALLAN JEDWAB AUGUST 7 – AUGUST 13, 2021 ANNA FAUST JACK GOLDBERG MEIR JEDWAB DOROTHY AARON BLANCHE FINNEL CHARLES GULTANOFF VIOLA KAPPY VICHNA BENSTEIN DOROTHY FISH LAWRENCE HYMAN IRVING KLEIMAN LEO BERLIN TILLIE GOLDBERG ALEXANDER KARP EMERY KLEIN ALTER BERMAN MARIANNE GOLDIN MORRIS KLEIN SALLY LIPPITT MEYER BLATT NATHAN GOLDIS SAMUEL KLEPFISH HARRIET LISNOV SIDNEY BLUESTONE WALTER A GOODMAN BERT KRIECHMAN SAMUEL LUPOVITCH ELLANORE JOSEFF BRONSTEIN AL GOREN ROSA LEVINSON ALICE LUTZ JEAN BYER LIANA GURBARG NORMA LIEBOWITZ SADYE MARGOLIS GEORGE CANTOR MORTON HACK ROSE LISS SAMUEL MIFELOW MAURICE CASCADE ROSLYN HARON ERNEST MENDELSOHN LILLIAN OLENDER GLORIA COLLEN JULIUS HARWOOD FLORENCE MICKELSON IDA OLSON ABRAHAM DAVIDSON JEFFREY ALAN HERMAN HARRY MITZ RUTH ALICE PATAKY SARA DORFMAN SARAH JAFFEE WILLIAM OLSON LOUIS POLITZER GEORGE C. DOVAS NORMAN JASLOVE ABRAHAM PELTON SEYMOUR POMISH VICTOR DOZORETZ RONALD LEON JOSEPH DAVID POLLACK SYLVIA POSNER REGINA EISENBERG SEYMOUR KAPLAN JACK PORTNEY MINNA REIZEN GERTRUDE FELDMAN SOPHIE KATZMAN BETTY RATH GEORGE ROBBINS MOLLY GALE MAX KOVALSKY LILY ROGOFF HARRIET ROGOFF LILLIAN GALLANT BEVERLY LaFOND IRVING ROSENBAUM SAUL HYMAN ROSE SARAH GOLD NORMAN LEVINE SHIRLEY ROSENBERG IRVING ROSENTHAL SAMUEL GREENBLATT RUTH LIEBERMAN MAURICE ROSENDER RUTH SCHNEYER NORMA HESS ISRAEL “IZZY” LIEBOWITZ HELEN RUBIN GERALDINE SCHUMER ELEANOR HEYMAN FANNY LIFTON JACOB SCHIFF MORRIS SHER HELEN HOROWITZ MIRIAM LIPSCHITZ MARION SHLOM ESTHER SARA SHIFMAN LEO KALLMAN LILY LISNER PHILIP SHLOM JUDAH SILBERMAN REUBEN KALLMAN DORA MAISEL IRVING SIEGEL LYDIA SONKIN LEAH KAPLAN PHILIP MINKIN MARY SOLOMON HART STIEBEL VICTOR KESSLER HARRY MOSS MINNIE SOLOMON RUTH STRICKLER ERVIN KLEIN BENJAMIN NAGEL MORRIS STOL AUGUSTA SUBAR JACK KOENIG MAX OKUN GEORGE TARNOFF ANNA TCHOR ARTHUR KOHN SYLVIA POLLAK BERTHA TEICHER HYMAN TEICHER EUGENE LETVIN SEYMOUR RAPP ABRAHAM TURBOW MARY TRAVIS REVA LEVINE FRANK RATH RONALD URBACH YENTA TREISON JOHN LOGAN DAVE REZNICK IRVING WAXMAN RUTH GROSSBERG TUCKER DOROTHY LUSKY JEROME ROBBINS SARAH WEINBERGER SOL WAXMAN MARILYN MARGOLIS CAROLE SEIDEN ROSLYN WEISS DANIEL WOLFE SAMUEL "SY" NAGEL SOPHIE SHEAR DAVID ISAAC WIENER ROSE ZACK STEVEN POSEN NORMAN SIEGEL MEYER WOLFE MARILYN RACHMIEL DORA SILVERFARB EMIL WOLOK CAROLYN RANDEL MARY SMALL SHEYNA ZEFF MAURICE RAZNICK SCOTT SPOKOJNY ABRAHAM SCHWARTZ AVERY GERALD STALLER 20 ELUL – 26 ELUL, 5781 ADAT SHALOM MEMORIAL PARK JEAN SEGAL REBECCA SUGARMAN AUGUST 28 – SEPTEMBER 3, 2021 EDITH SHERE RABBI BARUCH ULRYCH LOUIS BABCOCK SHIRLEY SILBER MARY JO WOLFE SIDNEY BAUM MAXINE SITTSAMER ESEK ZACK BARNEY BITTKER PEARL SMALLER FAY ZALENKO RUTH TEREBELO BLACKMAN IRVING STRICKLER FAYE BLAVIN MAYER SUBRIN 13 ELUL – 19 ELUL, 5781 SARAH BLUESTONE THE CEMETERY IS OPEN FROM LIBA TAJCH AUGUST 21 – AUGUST 27, 2021 LESLIE BRENNER 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. IDA WARSHAW HARVEY AUSLANDER BEATRICE CUTTNER SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ROBERT BERLOW ESTHER DAVIDOW CLOSED ON SHABBAT 6 ELUL – 12 ELUL, 5781 HENRIETTA BITTERMAN SAMUEL DOBKIN AND JEWISH HOLIDAYS AUGUST 14 - AUGUST 20, 2021 RABBI ALLAN BLUSTEIN JACK DUBIN HARRY AUGUST JEAN BYER MARSHALL S. EISENBERG FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE HARRY BALBERMAN ISADORE CHAIMOWITZ MAX FINE PURCHASE OF CEMETERY PLOTS IDA BENDEROFF IDA CHAMISH LILYAN FINER PLEASE CALL STEVEN GOLDSMITH, KAREN BERDY NATHAN CHARNEY HYMAN FISCHER 248.798.9995 BETTY BRESLER SAMUEL COHEN GEORGE FLEISCHER OR DENISE GALLAGHER, MARTHA BRICKNER GARY DAVIDOFF BESSIE ROSE FOX 248.851.5100

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We record with sincere appreciation the Michael Sommerfield Rabbi Daniel Horwitz & family following generous contributions designed by Carole & Elliot Solomon by Daniel Devries to maintain the programs of Adat Shalom: Myron Tink by Karen & Terry Weingarten Jay Levin by Joan & Bob Epstein Yahrzeits of: Rabbi Blair Nosanwisch’s ordination CONGREGATIONAL FUND Rosetta Blitz by Cheryl & Ronald Kerwin; Marianne & IN MEMORY OF: by Roberta & Donald Blitz Jerome Pesick Irwin Alpern by Ann Alpern: Phyllis Alpern; Aaron Golden; David Swetsky Aliyah Honors by Andrea Rogoff Arlene Bittker; Caryn & Ron Bittker; by Elaine & Mort Golden Birth of son of Haley & Jamie Schafer Neal Blatt; Nancy & Manny Kalef; Sally Hy Gordon by Marilyn Schakne by Andrea Rogoff Reynolds & Karl Cremieux; Sally & Sonia Granader Bat Mitzvah of granddaughter of Rena Richard Krugel; Rochelle & Aaron by Lois & Hadar Granader Tepman by Joan & Bob Epstein Lupovitch; Judy Miller; Nancy P. Frieda Hantler Special anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Martin Saltsman; Jodi & Keith Tobin by Saree & Steven Hantler Wancjer by Anna Fein & Renee Fein Leonard Bakst by Tammi & Scoot Cooper Joe Katzman; Samuel Katzman Jeannie Wiener by Doris & Jim August & family; Judy & David Karp by Barbara & Maurice Katzman Trudy Weiss by Joan & Bob Epstein Jody Cantor & Randy Baker Ethel Kroopnick Michael Wolf by Lloyd Wasser by Kelly Goldberg by Ellen & Richard Kroopnick Neal Zalenko by Doris & Jim August; Shirlee Caplan-Clayton Aryeh Lerman-Sinkoff Sherri & Gary Morof by Linda & Steve Jacobson by Karen & Scott Lewis SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Larry Steven Damraur by Wendy Winkler Maurice Lifton Denise Gallagher by Sue Trionfi; Thomas Fox by Meredith & Howard by Carol & Sidney Lifton Wendy Winkler Goldberg; Judy & Leonard Poger; Keith Maisels; Muriel Maisels Marilynn Robinson by Jeffrey Maisels MARILYN & MATTHEW DROZ Jerry Glassman by Eileen Bluestone; Cathy David Matz by Gertrude Matz MEMORIAL FUND Slavik & David Goldberg Hermine Nash by Eugene Smoler IN MEMORY OF: Harvey Goldsmith by Abbe & David Sherbin Harold & Leah Orloff Dan Guyer by Shelley Gach-Droz & Alan Droz Larry brother of Terry & Kerry Grushoff by Deborah Orloff by Wendy Winkler Abe Rogoff IN HONOR OF: Dan Guyer by Sheri & Michael Biederman; by Andrea Rogoff Bar Mitzvah of Adam Markle by Shelley Meredith & Howard Goldberg; Linda & Milton Singer Gach-Droz & Alan Droz Joel Golden; Linda Levy & Paul by Carol Singer Rabbi Daniel Howtiz & family by Shelley Goldsmith; Lori & Jim Issner; Myra & Shirley Sorscher Gach-Droz & Alan Droz Larry Lawson; Sharon & Harry by Barbara Alpern Lubetsky; Linda & Eric Lutz; Brenda Sylvia Stern by Joan & Ken Stern HAROLD DUBIN MEMORIAL Moskovitz & Robert Sklar & family; Frances Swetsky TIKKUN ADAT FUND by Elaine & Mort Golden Donna & Jack Belen; Elaine & Dr. IN MEMORY OF: Estelle Weingarden Randall Victor; Linda Gershenson; Tom Fox by Charlotte Dubin by Karen & Terry Weingarden Marla Parker & Brad Goldberg; Lucinda Harvey Goldsmith

& Sandy Rosen; Julie & Mark Teicher; by Sarah “Kelmenson” Braverman IN HONOR OF: Joan & Ken Stern; Jeannie Weiner; Dan Guyer Adat Shalom Clergy by Sara Braverman; Susan & Jeffrey Young Charlotte Dubin by Judy & Leonard Poger; Roberta Wolf Ira Harris by Linda Gershenson; Kelly & Fern Selling by Charlotte Dubin; Birthday of Jack Belen Marshall Goldberg; Sally & Richard Marcy & Michael Feldman by Myra & Larry Lawson Krugel Yahrzeits of: Aaron Bergman by Harold Baker; Susan & Barbara Hechtman Max Leib Chaitinsky Benson Barr; Marilyn Goldberg; Sheila & by Carole & Elliot Solomon by Marsha & Marvin Trimas Ron Schechter; Joan & Ken Stern; Jenni Joel Helfman by Eileen Bluestone; Robert Levine by Charmley Levine Kim Smirnova; Marcia Tanzman Linda & Joel Golden; Dennis Helfman Chana Ruda AufRuf of Ilana Soumekhian & Zack by Charlotte Dubin Joshua Hurand by Jeannie Weiner IN HONOR OF: Bergman by Ellen Soumekhian family Ben Moskovitz by Amy & Steve Dunn; Jeannie Weiner Bar Mitzvah of Noah Freedland by Charlotte Dubin Debby & Steve Portney; Lorraine Rimar by Joan & Robert Epstein Elliot Port by Ronna & Kenny Whiteman CHARLOTTE & PHILLIP Aliyah honors received by Jennifer & Stu Cheryl Rasansky by Tobi & Larry Fox; The EDELHEIT FUND Soffa family; Ronna Katzman & Kenny Freedland & family Whiteman Birth of granddaughter of Karen & Ken IN MEMORY OF: Ted, husband of Michelle Cubas Fern Selling Goss by Lori & Jim Issner

by Marilynn & Steven Robinson Hazzan Gross by Karen & Allen Amber, Jen, by Janis & Sam Holcman Harvey Goldsmith Phyllis Shatz by Ellen & Paul Chute; Karen Ryan, Jack & Charlotte Soble; Irina by Janis & Sam Holcman Grandmother of Samantha Holcman & Ken Goss; Diane & Harvey Howitt Bakhador; Joel Kahn Marcia Sinkoff by Lauren Acker; Beth Bar Mitzvah of Mickey Gross by Janis & Sam Holcman Marcia Sinkoff Goldstein & Barry Rosen; Ruth Lerman by Julie & Mark Teicher by Janis & Sam Holcman & Mark Sinkoff; Abbe & David Sherbin; Arthur Horwitz Men’s Club of Adat Shalom; Lorraine by Daniel Cherrin Rimar; Amy & David Strauss 22 TRIBUTES

DR. MANUEL FELDMAN ROBERT KORNWISE FUND IN HONOR OF: BETH ACHIM RELIGIOUS IN MEMORY OF: Robin Kelmenson by Sara Braverman Aliyah honors by Walter Rosenblum SCHOOL MEMORIAL FUND Tom Fox by Claire & Gene Richmond Dan Guyer by Maureen & Sandy Kornwise Neal Zalenko by Harry Maisel IN MEMORY OF: Tom Fox by Tammi, Scott, Adam, Elisha & Yahrzeit of: MINYAN BREAKFAST FUND Joshua Cooper Betsy Loomus Jerry Glassman by Joan & Bob Epstein by The Portney, Loomus & Zaback IN MEMORY OF: Dan Guyer by Faith (Tam) & Jeff Brasch; families Irwin Alpern; Shane Gerson Shelly & Gene Perlman; Tobi & Larry Fox by Esther Bornstein Joel Helfman FRANCES & ALEX KUSHNER Harvey Goldsmith by Ellie & Sid Glen by Shirleyanne & Alan Schlang MEMORIAL FUND Dan Guyer by Karen Kahn Yahrzeits of: Ben Moskovitz by Tammi & Scott Cooper & IN MEMORY OF: Morris Bakst by Andrea Rogoff family Joel Helfman by Ruby & Richard Kushner Dorothy Domnitch by Sue & Dennis Kay Yahrzeit of: IN HONOR OF: Louis Berry; Dorothy Dann; Myron “Mike” Martin Feldman Anniversary of Nancy & Bill Handelman; Dann; Betty Eisenman; Elozer Eisenman by Susan & Michael Feldman Barbara & Les Hubert; Terran & Roger by Larry Berry IN HONOR OF: Leemis Bar Mitzvah of Noah Freedland Anne Jacoby; Samuel Jacoby by Ruby & Richard Kushner by Marilyn Gutter by Shirleyanne & Alan Schlang Birthday of Rabbi Bergman; Daniel Debbie Supowit Mary Mirsky by Jean Elkus Bradford; Barbara Cook; Jerry Cook; Rayna Sam Phillips by Sherri Gerber-Somers & David by Dennis Phillips Kogan; Carrie Kushner; Charmley Levine; IN HONOR OF: Somers David Otis; Lois Shiffman Rabbi Bergman; Hazzan Gross; Michael Wolf by Ruby & Richard Kushner ALEX GRAHAM by Andrea Rogoff & Stuart Rogoff Birth of grandson of Mr. & Mrs. Harvey TRAVEL & EDUCATION FUND Rubin MORRY NEUVIRTH IN MEMORY OF: by Carrie & Roger Kushner BAR & BAT MITZVAH FUND Allan Gelfond Bar Mitzvah of grandson of Karen & Steven IN MEMORY OF: by Susie & Bill Graham Schwartzenfeld by Carrie & Roger Kushner Tom Fox; Dan Guyer Dan Guyer by Bobbie & Don Blitz; Susie & Marriage of Samantha Zack & Andrew by Sarah & David Waldshan Bill Graham Stein by Carrie & Roger Kushner Joel Helfman; Phyllis Shatz by Rosalie & Joshua Hurand by Helene Brody SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Bruce Rosen; Julie & Marty Wiener Cheryl Rasansky by Bobbie Miller Rebecca Kushner Steinbock Ben Moskovitz by Leila & Michael Eidelman; Yahrzeits of: by Ruby & Richard Kushner Sharon & Tom Lebovic Ethel Duman by Linda Nack Elliot Port by Sharon & Tom Lebovic IN HONOR OF: HILLEL ISAAC AND RACHEL Cheryl Rasansky by Karen Kraft Remembering Alex on her birthday MAISEL MEMORIAL HOUSING Larry Singer by Marlo & Tom Shaevsky by Miriam Berenstein; Schwartz & THE HOMELESS FUND Marcia Sinkoff by Leila & Michael Eidelman; Herman family Sharon & Tom Lebovic IN MEMORY OF: ALAN & SUE KAUFMAN Dan Guyer by Rochelle & Joel Lieberman Yahrzeits of: Morton Duman by Linda Nack PRE-SCHOOL FUND Ira Harris by Joy & Allan Nachman Fern Selling by Harry Maisel; Gail Katz; Frances Kohn by Linda Levy Yahrzeit of: Tuesday night study group; Jeannie Weiner Emil Neuvirth; Morris Neuvirth Minnie Singer by Sue & Alan Kaufman Marcia Sinkoff by Rosalie & Bruce Rosen by Shirley Carp; Rochelle & Joel Jerome Weinberg GERRY D. KELLER Lieberman; Debby & Steve Portney; by Jacqueline & Larry Elkus MEMORIAL CHOIR FUND Ruth & Michael Zerin Morry Neuvirth; Solomon Shulman IN MEMORY OF: Yahrzeits of: by Annette Neuvirth & family Ira Harris; Paul Holmes by Rita & Ed Sitron Lou Berlin by Shoshana Wolok IN HONOR OF: Arnold Slutsky by Sandy & Jim Hack Celia & Norman Besbris by Randie Levin Bat Mitzvah of Jillian Dickman; Mia Finegold Yahrzeits of: Henrietta Charfoos by Rochelle & Joel Lieberman Herbert Friedman by Roberta Wolf by Lynda & Ron Charfoos Maurice Kaplan by James Hack Frieda Davidson; Yetta Davidson MARVIN NUSSBAUM Alex Margolis; Sam Rosenthal by Nancy & Bill Handelman MEMORIAL FINE ARTS by Sandy Hack Alfred Hyams by Charlotte Dubin SCHOLARSHIP FUND Jane Rudy Schostak Jerome S. Kaufman SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: by Shelley & Ed Kohl by Lisa & Larry Kaplan Diane Farber by Ellen Bouchard IN HONOR OF: Hillel Maisel by Harry Maisel Ruth & Rabbi Aaron Bergman Marc K. Rosen by Shelley & Ed Kohl by Myra & Joseph Burnstein Larry Schwartz by Rita & Ed Sitron Robert Shapiro by Sandy Shapiro SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Sarah Singer by Ruth Singer Denise Gallagher by Shelley & Ed Kohl

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SYLVIA & ABE PEARLMAN IN HONOR OF: Adat Shalom Synagogue Tributes EDUCATION FUND Birth of new granddaughter of Karen & Ken Goss by Joyce & Jeffrey Weingarten IN MEMORY OF: Adat Shalom’s tribute funds provide Birth of new granddaughter of Jacqui & Larry Jerry Glassman; Joel Helfman support for our many important synagogue Elkus by Joyce & Jeffrey Weingarten by Carol & Andy Sofen programs and services, which help to define Joel Helfman by Linda Friedlaender SPEEDY RECOVERY OF: us as an outstanding congregation. Denise Gallagher; Michael Salesin; Elliot RONNIE POSEN YOUTH FUND Solomon; Ruth Weingarten; Ray Weitzman by We have set an $18 minimum price for IN MEMORY OF: Joyce & Jeffrey Weingarten tribute cards. Dan Guyer by Marlene & Gary Kraft Michael Salesin We are very grateful to members and by Ruth & Chuck Weingarten friends who have consistently purchased STEVEN POSEN tributes marking lifecycle events and other YOUTH VOLUNTEER FUND SISTERHOOD KIDDUSH FUND significant occasions, and we encourage IN MEMORY OF: IN MEMORY OF: your continued support. Each greeting is Allan Gelfond by Cindy & Howard Babcock individually prepared on a handsome card. Leonard Bakst by Hadas & Dennis Bernard Dan Guyer by Anita & Ron Taylor Ira Harris; Marcia Sinkoff To arrange for a tribute, please visit our PRAYER BOOK FUND by Sherri & Gary Morof website www.adatshalom.org/tributes or IN MEMORY OF: Joshua Hurand by Nancy & Dennis Liefer call the synagogue office at Dan Guyer by Joy & Allan Nachman Yahrzeits of: 248.851.5100. We will process your tribute Betty Taylor by Anita & Ron Taylor Yahrzeits of: and mail it promptly. IN HONOR OF: Harry Weingarden Tributes received by the 1st of the month Special Birthday of Nancy Handleman by Karen & Terry Weingarden will appear in the following month’s VOICE. Edith Wolf by Risa & Brian Wolf by Harriet & Bob Dunsky IN HONOR OF: For information about how to establish a Special birthday of Robin Terebelo JERRY TEPMAN ALIYAH FUND fund, please contact Executive Director

by Marlene & Gary Kraft IN MEMORY OF: Alan Yost. Dolly Small by Rena Tepman MAURICE RAZNICK & JEAN IN HONOR OF: RAZNICK KLARISTENFELD Bat Mitzvah of Jillian Dickman MEMORIAL FUND by Linda Bez; Pauline Seiferheld; Sharyl BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE IN MEMORY OF: & Steve Woronoff; Shelly & Gene Carolyn Agron; Cliff Klayman; Eleanor Park; Perlman Elaine Perlman; Myron Tink Anniversary of Suzan & Larry Tepman by Elaine & Mel Raznick by Lillian & Lee Schostak David Elbinger; Jerry Glassman; Louis Goldman; Dan Guyer; Norman Tarockoff CANTOR LARRY VIEDER by Gail Langer & Lou Seligman MEMORIAL FUND IN HONOR OF: IN MEMORY OF: Special Birthday of Phil Elkus Irwin Alpern by Gail Langer & Lou Seligman by Kim Lifton; Tami Lifton Manton Josh Morof’s graduation from Harvard Dan Guyer; Ira Harris by Gerrie & Buddy Sollish by Hilary Mellin & Joel Bat Mitzvah of granddaughter of Elaine & Gershenson Mel Raznick by Cheryl & Barry Lakritz Yahrzeits of: SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Chedva Kohen; Yochanan Kohen; Denise Gallagher Margarget Goldschmid; Dvora Lebovic; by Gail Langer & Lou Seligman Smuel Lebovic by Sheri Kohen During the High Holy Days it is an honored Reaca Moskowitz by Marilyn Goldberg tradition at Adat Shalom to recall our beloved BELLE & MAURICE Libbie Newman Zalenko relatives and friends who are no longer with Book of Remembrance ROSENDER MEMORIAL FUND by Susan & Benson Barr us. Our annual is a meaningful way for you to keep the IN MEMORY OF: IN HONOR OF: memories of those you love alive through the Leonard Bakst by The Kasselman family; Birthday of Ronna Katzman spirit of tzedakah. The book is used during Joyce & Jeffrey Weingarten; Ruth & by Sheila & Ron Schechter the Yizkor service on Yom Kippur, Shemini Chuck Weingarten Jerry Glassman by Bonnie Shapiro JAY YOSKOWITZ Atzeret, Passover, and Shavuot, as well as for meditation and prayer in your home. Dan Guyer; Cheryl Rasansky; Marcia ISRAEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Sinkoff; Fern Selling IN MEMORY OF: To honor our past generations and help by Joyce & Jeffrey Weingarten Yahrzeit of: secure our future, please complete the form Yahrzeit of: Albert Leo Jaslove by Jean Cascade on our website at: Louis Berlin adatshalom.org/BookofRemembrance, call by Joyce & Jeffrey Weingarten; the synagogue office, or complete and return Marcia Tanzman the form that was mailed to your home. 24 JULY 2021 Adat Shalom Synagogue TAMMUZ - AV 5781 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 Pinchas AUGUST SERVICE SCHEDULE 3 Join us! MORNING SERVICES OUTDOOR KABBALAT SHABBAT This Shabbat morning The Adat Shalom website has listings Shabbat & Festivals 9:00 a.m. we will be celebrating Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. SERVICES 6:00 PM of services, classes and special events. We welcome Rabbi Bergman’s 13th year Sun. & Nat’l Holidays 8:00 a.m. Rabbi Horwitz and Rabbi at Adat Shalom! Go to: adatshalom.org/calendar WEEKDAY EVENING SERVICES Nosanwisch to Adat Shalom Zoom for additional information including through Nov. 5, 2021 6:00 p.m. Shabbat Minchah/Maariv Outdoor and on Zoom dates, times, and Zoom links (when on Zoom). times vary. See each date. TAMMUZ 21 8:56 PM 22 MINCHAH-MAARIV 9:00 PM 23 INDEPENDENCE DAY 4 5 6 7 8 9 Matot-Masei 10 ROSH CHODESH AV

MINCHAH-MAARIV 9:00 PM 24 25 26 27 28 8:53 PM 29 AV 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 Devarim 17 Shabbat Chazon EREV TISHA B’AV

MEN’S CLUB PRESENTS OUTDOOR FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE 10:30 AM THOUGHTFUL THURSDAYS with Rabbi Bergman EREV TISHA B’AV 7:30 PM Zoom Community Service at Congregation Shaarey Zedek and Zoom 10:15 PM 2 3 4 5 6 8:49 PM 7 MINCHAH-MAARIV 9:00 PM 8 19 20 22 23 Va’etchanan TISHA B’AV 18 21 24 SHABBAT NACHAMU PARENT-TOT PROGRAM TU B’AV LUNCHTIME LEARNING 9:30 AM with Rabbi Horwitz 12:00 PM PICKLE TORAH with Rabbi Nosanwisch 7:30 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 8:45 PM 9 10 11 12 13 8:43 PM 14 15 25 26 27 28 29 30 Eikev 31

PARENT-TOT PROGRAM LUNCHTIME LEARNING 9:30 AM with Rabbi Horwitz 12:00 PM

MINCHAH-MAARIV 8:45 PM

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1 2 3 4 5 6 Re’eh 7 PARENT-TOT PROGRAM 9:30 AM SHABBAT TORAH STUDY PIRKEI AVOT with Rabbi Bergman 9:45 AM 11:00 AM SYNAGOGUE EXECUTIVE OUTDDOOR KABBALAT SHABBAT COMMITTEE MEETING 6:00 PM SERVICE 6:00 PM

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ROSH CHODESH STUDY SERIES PARENT-TOT PROGRAM with Rabbi Nosanwisch 9:30 AM SHABBAT TORAH STUDY 10:00 AM 9:45 AM PIRKEI AVOT with Rabbi Bergman 11:00 AM ROSH CHODESH ELUL MINCHAH-MAARIV 8:30 PM ROSH CHODESH ELUL 30 ELUL 1 2 3 4 8:18 PM 5 6 15 16 17 18 19 20 Ki Teitzei 21

PARENT-TOT PROGRAM SHABBAT TORAH STUDY 9:30 AM 9:45 AM LUNCHTIME LEARNING with Rabbi Nosanwisch 12:00 PM PIRKEI AVOT with Rabbi WHAT IS JUDAISM FOR? SYNAGOGUE BOARD OF Bergman 11:00 AM OUTDOOR FAMILY SHABBAT with Rabbi Horwitz TRUSTEES MEETING 7:00 PM 7:30 PM SERVICE 10:30 AM 7 8 9 10 11 8:08 PM 12 MINCHAH-MAARIV 8:15 PM 13 22 23 24 25 26 27 Ki Tavo 28 SHABBAT TORAH STUDY CONSERVATIVE COMMUNITY 9:45 AM NIGHT OF LEARNING MEDITATION & MINDFULNESS PARENT-TOT PROGRAM 6:45 PM SOULFUL YOGA with Rabbi Bergman 9:30 AM LUNCHTIME LEARNING with Congregation Shaarey Zedek with Rabbi Bergman 10:00 AM & Hazzan Gross 9:30 AM PIRKEI AVOT with Rabbi Bergman Rabbi Nosanwisch 12:00 PM MINCHAH following morning services MEN’S CLUB PRESENTS 11:00 AM THOUGHTFUL THURSDAYS MAARIV and SELICHOT with Rabbi Bergman 10 PM at Cong. Beth Shalom 7:30 PM 14 15 16 17 18 7:56 PM 19 and Zoom 20

29 30 31 SERVICE SCHEDULE MORNING SERVICES High Holy Days SELICHOT Saturday, August 28 Shabbat & Festivals 9:00 a.m. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. 5782 / 2021 EREV ROSH HASHANAH Monday, September 6 Sun. & Nat’l Holidays 8:00 a.m. ROSH HASHANAH DAY 1 Tuesday, September 7 WEEKDAY EVENING SERVICES MEN’S CLUB EXECUTIVE through Nov. 5, 2021 6:00 p.m. ROSH HASHANAH DAY 2 Wednesday, September 8 COMMITTEE MEETING Nov. 7, 2021-Feb. 25, 2022 5:00 p.m. 6:30 PM Shabbat Minchah/Maariv KOL NIDRE Wednesday, September 15 times vary. See each date. 21 22 23 YOM KIPPUR Thursday, September 16

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MORNING SERVICES PIRKEI AVOT Shabbat & Festivals 9:00 AM SHABBAT TORAH STUDY Monday - Friday 8:00 AM with Rabbi Bergman 11:00 AM 9:45 AM Sun. & Nat’l Holidays 8:00AM WEEKDAY EVENING SERVICES through Nov. 5, 2021 6:00 PM SYNAGOGUE EXECUTIVE Nov. 7, 2021-Feb. 25, 2022 5:00 PM COMMITTEE MEETING 6:00 PM Shabbat Minchah/Maariv times vary. See each date. ELUL 24 25 7:44 PM 26 MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:45 PM 27 5 LABOR DAY 6 ROSH HASHANAH 7 ROSH HASHANAH 8 9 10 Vayeilech 11 MORNING MINYAN FIRST DAY SECOND DAY SHABBAT SHUVAH 8:30 AM SHABBAT TORAH STUDY PIRKEI AVOT 9:45 AM EREV ROSH HASHANAH with Rabbi Bergman TISHREI 11:00 AM SOULFUL YOGA with Rabbi Bergman 10:00 AM MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:45 PM

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6 7:20 PM 7 8 9 10 11 MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:30 PM 12 SUKKOT 19 EREV SUKKOT SUKKOT 22 Chol Hamoed Sukkot Chol Hamoed Sukkot 24 Shabbat Chol Hamoed 25 20 21 SECOND DAY 23 FIRST DAY Sukkot SERVICES 9:00 AM SERVICES 9:00 AM Bar Mitzvah of Ethan Tigay PIRKEI AVOT with Rabbi Bergman SHABBAT TORAH STUDY 11:00 AM 9:45 AM MEN’S CLUB HAVDALAH SUKKOT DINNER MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:45 PM SUKKAH PROGRAM 7:30 pm 6:00 PM 15 13 7:14 PM 14 8:21 PM 16 17 7:07 PM 18 MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:15 PM 19 Chol Hamoed Sukkot 26 HOSHANA RABBA 27 SHEMINI ATZERET 28 SIMCHAT TORAH 29 30 SERVICES 7:30 AM SERVICES 9:00 AM SERVICES 9:00 AM Join us! YIZKOR FALL BLOOD DRIVE 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM The Adat Shalom website has listings of services, classes and special events. MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM SISTERHOOD BOOK CLUB Go to: adatshalom.org/calendar MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM HAKAFOT 6:30 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:30 PM 7:30 PM Zoom for additional and updated information including dates, times and Zoom links. 20 7:02 PM 21 8:08 PM 22 23 24 REV070521

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