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The Lion of Judah Endowment Honor Roll z”l of blessed memory *Star of David Society Akron Diana Fiedotin Austin Blanche I. Hoffenberg z”l Viki Freeman Nancy Shapiro Dianne Newman Ellen Goldstein Judy Waxman Toby Rosen Rita Goldstein-Wolfson z”l Harriett Sands z”l* Nanci Halper Baltimore Marcia Stone* Lynne M. Halpern Catherine G. Applefeld Lisa Haynor* Nancy Patz Blaustein* Altoona Etta Raye Hirsch* Ina Reif Bronfein z”l Marilyn Port Pearlann G. Horowitz* Jessica Bronfein Ann Kaplan Shoshana S. Cardin z”l Ann Arbor Eydie Koonin* Suzanne F. Cohen* Carol Amster* Debbie Kuniansky Zelda G. Cohen z”l* Harlene Appelman* Lois Kuniansky* Annette B. Cooper* Judy Cohen* Brenda Ketzky Lichtenstein Melissa Fishman Cordish* Susan Fisher Arlene E. Marcus Babette Schaffel Dalsheimer Marilyn Gallatin* Charlotte Marks* Rosalee C. Davison* Stacey Lee Glenda B. Minkin Sarah Davison* Carolyn Lichter Belinda Morris Judith Fader Evie Lichter Debbie Neese Lois Blum Feinblatt Joan Lowenstein Johanna Norry Genine Macks Fidler Hillary Murt Carolyn H. Oppenheimer Ronnie B. Footlick Carol Smokler* Ruth Rauzin Dorothy N. Fox z”l* Hilary Rosenthal Alyson L. Friedman* Ashville Peggy Roth* Chaya Friedman* Marcia Schantz Susan Arnovitz Saltz z”l Nancy B. Gertner* Jane Schiff Shelley Gitomer Atlanta Marlene J. Schwartz* Beth H. Goldsmith* Stephanie Abes Joyce Schwob Betty E. Golombek Ellen Arnovitz* Cathy Selig Lillian L. Hackerman* Cherie Aviv Linda Selig Lee Meyerhoff Hendler Vicki Benjamin* Joanie Shubin Debra E. Hettleman Lois Blonder* Marilyn Shubin Betty Jean Himeles* Adele Blumenthal z”l Linda Silberman Barbara L. Himmelrich Elaine Blumenthal Phyllis Silverstein Elayne A. Hurwitz Lisa Brill* Kerri Snow Linda Adler Hurwitz* Patricia Bunzel* Jodie Sobel* Carolyn F. Hutzler z”l Judith N. Cohen* Betty Sunshine Wendy M. Jachman Carol Z. Cooper Halina Szlam* Ann H. Kahan Ann L. Davis* Melinda Wertheim Beth J. Kaplan* Laura Dinerman Suzanne Wilner* Isobel Kemper* Ilene Engel Ronnie Kleiman Ina Enoch Atlantic & Cape May Marlene G. Koeppel z”l Elisa Z. Ezor Nancy Rubin Marcy K. Kolodny Iris Z. Feinberg* Claire Weinstein Marlene B. Kuntz The Lion of Judah Endowment Honor Roll z”l of blessed memory *Star of David Society Judith M. Langenthal* Betty Allenberg Goldstein Jennifer Slifka Vidal Eleanor K. Levy z”l* Sherron Goldstein* Leslie Stacks Ann Neumann Libov z”l Ginger Held* Judith Sydney Sue Glick Liebman Jimmie Hess z”l* Lenore Tagerman* Janet Behrend Livingston* Paula Kimerling z”l Liv Ullmann Ellen A. Macks* Sheryl Kimerling* Lisa Wallack Louise Macks Sherri Romanoff Ginny Wise Michelle C. Malis* Judy Rotenstreich* Beth Mayers Micky Rubenstein* Broward County Jennifer L. Meyerhoff Rhonda Siegel Lori Adelson Josepha S. Miller z”l* Patricia R. Weil Franne Alter z”l Beatrice G. Nassauer z”l Brenda Weinstein Disa Anhalt Patricia R. Neumann Noni Aufzien* Robin Blitzstein Neumann* Boston Charlotte K. Baker z”l Tamara S. Plant Susan Ansin Cathy Bear Haubenstock Sylvia L. Reicher Lenore Asher Bernice Beckman Alison L. Richman* Helen Rabb Cahners z”l Lori Ben-Ezra Rosalie Rosenzwog* Susan A. Calechman Rose Bernhard z”l Alli Russel z”l Jill Cohen Rita Bernstein z”l Felicia Salik z”l* Sherri Ades Falchuk Leona Blyer z”l Carol Grief Sandler Stephanie Gertz* Adele Borger z”l Joanne Deane Shecter Constance Gilson Helen Borger z”l* Mildred K. Sheff z”l Penny Goodman Nancy R. Brizel z”l Carole Sibel* Elinore Greene z”l Ehrla Cantor Phyllis M. Siegel* Amy Grossman Estelle Chechick z”l* Jane Silberman z”l* Nan Haar Shirley Collins z”l Ruth S. Taubman Leona F. Karp z”l* Corinne Cott Ellen Wasserman* Nancy Karp Carolyn Davis Martha Weiman Nancy G. Katz z”l* Minerva Davis z”l Louise A. Weinberg Susan Kohen Henrietta Deford z”l* Ernestine K. Wiesenfeld z”l Ann Levin Irmgard Deutsch Linda S. Yaffe Dorothy Marson z”l Judy Dobin Sarah F. Zalesch z”l Marsha Moller Lilian Edelstein z”l Jane N. Morningstar z”l Lisa Enfield Birmingham Beth Moskowitz Joan Esterson Judy Abroms* Robin Polishook Ivy Feinstein Bernice Barstein* Suzanne Priebatsch Louise Fineberg Linda Barstein Sari A. Rapkin Mina Finkelstein z”l* Charlotte Corenblum* Dena Rashes Beckie Fischer Lisa Engel* Sharon Rich Norma Fishbein z”l Ruth Engel z”l* Jill Roberts* Beatrice Fligelman z”l Melba Epsman* Aviva Sapers Adrienne Frank Faye Friedman* Eunice Seeche Marla Garfinkle* Margaret Anne Goldsmith Gilda Slifka Sandi Gelfand The Lion of Judah Endowment Honor Roll z”l of blessed memory *Star of David Society Toni Gelman Roslyn Moinester z”l Shirley Wainer z”l Lorraine Glass Sharon Molot Alice Walter Shirley Gleich z”l* Marilyn Moskowitz Betsy Weiner Debbie Gober Ronit Neuman Miriam Weiner z”l* Serena Gober Terri Novick Dodie Weinstein Lori Gold* Rose Orloff z”l* Lorraine William z”l* Joyce Goldberg Claire Oshry z”l Sylvia Yohalem z”l Laura Goldblum Nicole Packer Karen Zemel* Barbara Goldstein z”l* Charlotte Padek z”l Margo Golos-Reines Anita Paris z”l Buffalo Pamela Gottlieb Esther Gordon Paulen Margery Block Byrdie Gould z”l Brina Pearlman z”l Bonnie Clement Randi Grant Ava Phillips Ann Holland Cohn Elsie Greenman z”l Ellen Platt Janet Desmon Sheryl Greenwald Marilyn Ponn* Rose Frank z”l* Evelyn G. Gross* Esther Porter Jane Cole Godin z”l Joan Gross* Debra Rappaport z”l Holly W. Levy Phyllis Grossman* Hattie Rauch Margery S. Nobel Sylvia Gruber z”l Lauren Rickoff Ellen S. Reis Frieda Hertz z”l Joan L. Rodenberg z”l Sylvia L. Rosen* Ginny Hyde z”l Rachel Rogers z”l Ruth Kahn Stovroff Michele Jackman* Carrie Rudder* Janet Wisbaum Sylvia Kalin z”l Adele Rush z”l Shirley Zemsky Ruth Kamaiko z”l Cindi Samson* Lu Kaplan z”l Karen Saster Calgary Eleanor Katz z”l* Rosalie Schlaen Marilyn Libin Jan Klein Carrie Schulman Sandy Martin Jean Kletzky z”l Elizabeth Schulman Donna Riback z”l* Jeanette Koplin z”l Stacey Schulman Debbie Ryder Helen Kuriansky z”l Dina Sedley z”l Betty Sharp Ellen Kushner Esther Shacket Ann Lambert z”l Nicole Shacket Central Massachusetts Mildred Luria Langsam Merryl Shapiro* Edith Fisher Carol Lasek Gina Shull Barbara Greenberg Marilyn Lazar Arlene Simon Marlene Persky Erna Lazard z”l Dorothy Small Toby Richmond z”l Eleanor Lerner z”l Susan Sofman Martha Rosenblatt Ellen Livingston Ethel Sommer Carol J. Sleeper Elaine K. Luskin z”l* Anne Sopshin Audrey Meline Helene Soref z”l* Central NY Sydelle Mitchell Judy Spatz Paula Alexander Lori Mizels Laurie Suskind Sara Alexander Susanne Mock z”l Lisa Tabatchnick Deborah Friedman Elissa Mogilefsky Beckie Tinter Goldye Meltzer z”l* The Lion of Judah Endowment Honor Roll z”l of blessed memory *Star of David Society Charleston SC Judith L. Appelbaum* Dr. Betsy R. Gidwitz* Linda Cohen Leslie Apter Linda Becker Ginsburg Sharon Toporek Ann Bachmann z”l Ellen V. Glass Anita Zucker Teri D. Barnett* Nancy S. Glick* Lynn Barron z”l Joan Adilman Goldberg z”l Charlotte Lindy Bergman z”l Miriam R.S. Goldberger* Bobbi Bernstein* Mrs. I.J. Berkson z”l Ann Goodman Cary Bernstein Debbie Berman Nancy Gooze Lee Blumenthal* Carole Bernstein Dana Gordon Tracy Brown Suzy Braun z”l Sylvia G. Gordon Aleen Epstein* Joan Brodsky Gail Greenspahn Marcelle Gorelick Adrienne L. Brookstone Sally Guralnick Stacy Gorelick* Sharon Lederman Burack Barbara Benjamin Hanus Bonnie Hart Edryce H. Cadden JoAnn K. Harris z”l* Florence Jaffa Joan Canel z”l Joanne Hirschfield Nancy Kipnis Susan Spier Chapman Barbara Hochberg z”l* Barbara Levin Beth Cherner Sue Neuman Hochberg* Sandra Levine* Carol B. Cohen Francis G. Horwich* Holly Levinson Marilyn Cohen Judy Horwitz Jill Newman Merle Cohen Susan Insoft Dale Polsky Zenia R. Cohen Nettie Isenberg Neet Rounds Carol Perel Colby Donna W. Kahan Linda Seigel Jane B. Colman* Roberta Kaplan Lori Sklut* Martha W. Davidson Harriet Karmin* Liz Winer Roseanne Diamond* Susan D. Katz Sue Worrel Linda Dickens Linda Kellough* Diane Dobrin Ann-Louise Kleper Chattanooga Deanna Gadiel Drucker* Barbara Koch Claire Binder Evelyn Edidin z”l Beth Kopin Lynn Hochman Helene Eicoff* Adrienne Barbakoff Alison Lebovitz* Nancy Fertig* Kriezelman Lauren Lebovitz* Saerree K. Fiedler z”l* Marjorie Horwich Kulp* Helen Pregulman Donna Field Jane Cadden Lederman Pris Siskin Frances G. Finch z”l Karen Kales Lee June Finder Ronna Bows Leibach Chicago Phyllis R. Fischel* Shirley G. Leibow z”l* Lynne Shore Abbott Mara Beth Force* Iona Wishner Levenfeld* Andrea Ableman Rich Sherry Fox* Karen L. Levine Wendy C. Abrams Marla Frankel Roberta Levine z”l Caryn Rosen Adelman Patricia Frazin Ferne Levy z”l Jennifer Adler Barbara J. Gaffen Francine Fireman Levy Cindy Alpert Terri Geifman Stephanie Levy Anonymous Rita Geller Arlene S. Lewis Anonymous Joyce Gerstein Harriet Gerber Lewis z”l* The Lion of Judah Endowment Honor Roll z”l of blessed memory *Star of David Society Ila Jean Lewis Yadelle Toby Sklare Rosemary Bloom* Marion R. Loundy z”l Shari B. Slavin Susan Brant Carol Horwich Luber Barbara Kaplan Slutsky Susan Brenner* Lauren Lustbader Andrea Lavin Solow* Alison Caller* Jeanne Randall Malkin Nora Spak Twink Carothers z”l Marilyn E. Malkin Susan Spector Eileen Chalfie Marisa Mandrea Melissa Weiss Spellman Lois S. Cohen Lora E. Mantelman Andi Srulovitz Miriam Cohen Sylvia Margolies Sherryl F. Steinberg Fran Coleman* Roslyn Marks z”l* Fern Steinfeld* Jennifer Dauer Lindsey Paige Markus Ellen Lader Sternweiler April Davidow Claire G. Mazer z”l Barbara Stone Suzanne Frankel Dunbar Susan L. Mednick* Ruth Swartzberg z”l* Evelyn Fisher* Donna Meyers Phyllis Tabachnick Stacey Fisher* Elaine W. Morrison z”l Marianne K. Taussig* Suzette Fisher Susan L. Morrow Tracy L. Treger* Allison O. Frankel Ilene Novack Ruth Fell Wander z”l Harriet Freedman Elaine Ordower z”l Sandra Cutler Warren Susan S. Friedlander Vicki Pines Donna Weichselbaum Bernice H. Friedman Susan Kagan Podell Michele Sackheim Wein* Linda Greenberg* Serena E.
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