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I am not much of a bike rider. From time to time I do attempt to ride but, thankfully, not too often. After a long ride, which I define as half an hour, my legs begin to hurt and I get winded. Also, the bicycle seat seems to be a bit too small for my posterior. Yet, bicycle riding is probably one of the simplest motions in all of sports. Basically, all you have to do is pedal, steer and make sure you don't fall down. Bike riding generally does not involve the same skill level as basketball, foot­ ball, tennis, baseball, and other competitive sports, which require not only a sim­ ple motion, but also dexterity and some athletic ability. Even track and field 8:00pm events involve a certain amount of physical aptitude. In track and field, timing is important as well as the ability to precisely sense the movements of your body in juxtaposition to everyone else. Friday, SepteIDber 16 8:00pm Bike riding not only involves the simplest of motions, but you also have tPe 8BABBAT SERvo AND advantage of the bike to help you succeed, whereas in walking and running it is BoAIDAlLATION INsT you against the world with nothing in between to negotiate gravity. Even though competitive biking could be considered somewhat boring, tens Saturday, September 17 10:30 am of millions of people across the world took tremendous delight in Lance Bat Mitzvah Armstrong's winning of his seventh To ur De France. This accomplishment is con­ NatalieBernstein sidered one of the greatest in all recorded sports ... especially because Lance Armstrong's personal story is so compelling. This is a man who was afflicted with Friday, September 23 8:00 pm cancer; he was able to overcome so many difficult obstacles in order to achieve KEHlLAT SHABBAT SERVICE his singular lofty goal. His name has become synonymous with courage and July, August, September superhuman effort. BirthdayBlessings So even though bicycle riding requires the simplest of movements, attaining simplicity in many of life's pursuits is often difficult. Lance Armstrong proved that Friday, September 30 8:00 pm simple is not so simple. With the simplest of movements, he was able to rivet the SHABBAT SERVICE attention of the entire world to a sport that is often relegated to the back burner of the sports page. He overcame the complex vicissitudes of life by mastering the rudimentary rotation of his legs. Judaism also encourages the simple path in life. Even though Judaism can be a highly intricate faith, especially when considering its dauntingly intellectual demands, still the actual practice of the tradition, and what the tradition demands of the adherent, can be quite simple. Two thousand years ago, Rabbi Ta rton stat­ ed that to teach someone a complex task might be easier than teaching some­ one simply how to relate to others. In the book of Deuteronomy, which we are reading this month, we find this quotation, "For this commandment which I com­ mand thee this day, it is not too hard for thee, neither is it far off. It is not in heav­ en that thou shouldest say, 'Who shall go up for us to heaven, and bring it unto us, and make us to hear it, that we may do it?' Neither is it beyond the sea, that thou shouldest say, 'Who shall go over the sea for us, and bring it unto us, and make us to hear it, that we may do it?' But the word is very nigh unto thee, in thy mouth, and in thy heart, that thou mayest do it."

continued page 2 RABBINIC REFLECTIONS CONTINUED _ I We sometimes encounter people who are capable of Sometimes we forget that the simplest path, the straight­ solving a complex mathematical equation but who are inca­ est path, is the most productive one. So we bask in Lance pable of simply appreciating the world around them. Armstrong's glory because he took the simplest of motions In the famous story of Rabbi Hillel, when he was asked and raised it to an art form that we can all appreciate. And in to summarize Judaism in one sentence, he simply said, this we learn that our humanness depends more on how we "Love thy neighbor and all the rest is commentary." In other first master the basic rubrics of our existence rather than words, he distilled the essence of our tradition into the sim­ feeling that we need to become perfect in those aspects of plest of injunctions. life that are far beyond our control.

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE _ MARILYN WEINSTEIN [email protected]

For many people August was a vacation month, filled these areas. When this task is completed, we will have with relaxation and renewal. I hope that you had a good architectural drawings that will actually show what the inte­ summer and will take full advantage of the remaining warm riors of the building into which we are moving will actually days ahead. August was a special time for Har Sinai as look like. To say that the excitement is building is indeed an well, but on vacation we were not! The summer here was understatement! filled with activity with membership renewals, planning the Meanwhile, several other committees are hard at work, school year, committee meetings on all topics and contin­ planning programs and events for the next several months ued work on our moving plans. We have exciting plans at Har Sinai. The "Year of Shabbat" Committee is finalizing ahead for the coming year, some of which I'd like to share plans for the first of a series of innovative Friday night serv­ with you now. ices which will encourage congregational participation. We are making real progress on the Route 31 building This service is scheduled for Friday, September 23, 2005. project. Nancy LaPosta and her committee have engaged The Fund Raising Committee is arranging a terrific Fall specialists to cover all aspects of the next phase of zoning event, namely a wine tasting dinner hosted by Spencer �pprovals, which include a number of different environmen­ Christian, to take place on Saturday, November 12th at Tre tal studies required by Hopewell To wnship. The Pre­ Piani in Princeton. You will be receiving more information Construction Committee includes some of Har Sinai's most shortly about what should be a great evening. Sisterhood dedicated members. When a meeting is called (and there will be starting the year with a "How to Play Mah Jongg" are many of them!), everyone either attends or calls in with session on September 15th, to be followed in October by a his or her updates and views on the current issues. The "Dinner and Bingo" evening. Steve Miller and the Men's underlying message is that every member of the Club are planning an event on September 22nd, a "Learn To Committee cares very deeply about Har Sinai and its future. Play Poker" evening which should be great fun (too bad it's The Campaign Finance and Campaign Fund Raising only for men!). Committees are also finalizing budget and financing plans I am also very excited by what I see happening with Har as part of the moving/closing process. These committees Sinai's Youth Groups. HSTY has already planned a full pro­ are all making a concerted effort to insure that there is com­ gram with a lot of great events coming up which you'll be munication between each piece of this important endeavor, seeing in future mailings. This year, Har Sinai has a new so that we all go forward together. We hope to be able to Junior HSTY group, to bridge the gap between Shovavim take the next step, getting site zoning approval (which and HSTY-what a great idea! You'll also be receiving infor­ includes the above environmental clearances), by the Fall mation about Shovavim's future programs as well. of this year. If we make that timetable, we still expect to Our publicity effort is beginning to bear fruit: news close on the Route 31 site in either late 2005 or early 2006. about various aspects of Har Sinai life have appeared or Our goal is to have the new school and multi-purpose room will shortly be appearing in several area newspapers, completed by Fall, 2006. including the Yardley News, Pennington Post, Hopewell The Pre-Construction Committee has also begun coor­ Valley News, Tr enton Times, NJ Jewish State and the New dinating the building programming phase, meaning the Jersey Jewish News. This is a work in progress, and we're actual planning of the "insides" of the building that will aiming to be part of the calendar portion of some of these become our religious school and worship space. This papers on a regular basis. includes scoping out the number and size of future class­ I hope to see you back at Har Sinai in September to rooms, offices, the structure of the multi-purpose room, a take advantage of one or several of the great things that we library, etc. This is being done with the help of various have in store. And stay tuned for more news on our move Committees and Temple staff who are involved in each of and additional programming updates!

September 2005 • PAGE 2 A du (t E due a t ion. • • ,'�" '.:��' . ,- SHABBAT SERVICES AT GREENWOOD HOUSE Each Friday Morning in September at 10:30 am Join Rabbi and/or Cantor every Friday at Greenwood House for a Shabbat Service with the residents. The brief service is meaningful to the residents, many of whom are still members of our Congregation. They enjoy even a brief visit with other members of Har Sinai.

LUNCH AND lEARN

Tuesdays at 12 noon (BeginningSeptember 13) This year, the group and Rabbi Pollack will be studying one of the greatest and most controversial works of litera­ ture, the Biblical book, The Song of Songs. Known in Hebrew as Shir HaShirim, it is a biblical collection of erotic love poetry, a dialogue between two lovers. It was seen by the Rabbis, however, as a metaphor for the greatest love story of all, that between God and the people Israel. We will be using the text from the Union of Reform Judaism Press which includes both modern and ancient commentaries. There will be lively discussion as we plum­ met the depths of this masterpiece. Bring your own lunch; we provide the dessert.

HOME STuDY GROUP

(Beginning Wednesday, September28, at 8:00 pm) Home of Rita Allen The Home Study Group, which meets in congregants' homes, USUALLY on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, has been a staple of Har Sinai for close to forty years and has proven to be one of the most enduring adult education experiences in Te mple life. Please join us for faSCinating discussions on current events with a Jewish twist. The topics range from politics to legal decisions that affect our daily lives. There is rarely a dull moment when we dis­ cuss everything from privacy issues to the separation of Church and State. We often review the latest news stories as we try to give many contemporary issues perspective and meaning. The September/October meeting will be� held at the home of Rita Allen in Yardley. To RSVP, for directions, or more infor mation, call Rita at 215-295-0115.

ExTREME TORAH STuDY Saturdays from 9:15 to 10:15 am (BeginningSeptember 10) There is no To rah Study group of this kind anywhere. Rabbi Pollack will be giving his utterly unique view of the Torah portion relying on just about all of the ancient and modern commentaries. These fascinating discussions get to the heart of the Torah portions and beyond. This is truly the essence of studying the Bible as adults because no topic or opinion is off limits. If you want to be exposed to a view of the Bible and Judaism that you can't get any­ where else, this class is the place to be.

SPECIAL -vEAR OF SHABBAr SERVICES TO BEGIN SEPTEMBER 23rd

The Long Range Advisory Committee of our congregation has designated this year '7he Year of Shabbat. /I Towards the goal of increasing the spirituality and meaning of Shabbat, a number of unique services will be presented to the congre­ gation. Some of these services are enti�ed Kehilat Shabbat or services that encourage greater involvement from the wor­ shipper. The first of these services will be held on Friday, September 23, at 8:00 PM. The theme of this first Kehilat serv­ ice will be "Shabbat." As in all Kehilat services, a number of members of our Congregation will help lead the service with contemporary Jewish music mixed in with the traditional favorites. We hope the relaxed atmosphere of this style of worship will encourage the congregation's participotion in the service.

Other services are also planned for the "Year of Shabbat" emphasizing educational and musical themes. We know that everyone will want to join us in this wonderful experience which will help to transform the spiritual landscape of our con­ gregation.

September 2005 • PAGE 3 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL REPORT Magda Reyes, Director of Education �

Late summer seems to be a time of preparation, change and REuGIOUS SomOL CALENDAR uncertainty. As I am helping my daughter pack for her fresh­

man year away at college, I can't help but reminisce about Monday, September 12 • FIRST DAY OF MIDWEEK the past late summers of getting ready for a new class, new SCHOOL, Grades 4 - 6 teachers and new friends. I remember hoping that she would Lawrenceville Presbyterian be happy with her new surroundings, grow in meeting new Church challenges and yet retain all that we had taught her at home.

Now that she is about to take even greater steps towards Thesday, September 13 • FIRST DAY OF MIDWEEK independence, I know that she holds a little bit of us in her SCHOOL, Grades 4 - 6 heart. Abrams Hebrew Academy

A big part of what she carries with her is her Jewish identi- Sunday, September 18 • FIRST DAY OF RELIGIOUS ty. Her Judaism defines who she is, influences the decisions SCHOOLIPARENT she will make now, and colors her outlook on the world RECEPTION DAY,

around her. We know she absorbed the values and morals Grades K - 7 that we considered most important in religious school and Children and parents meet in reinforced at home. During her years in a Jewish preschool, the Sanctuary. through religious school to confirmation and continuing in • Preschool, lOam-ll:30am her years as a Toran, she learned about ethics, tradition, his­ tory and culture that was a part of us and now will be a part Sunday, September 25 • FIRST DAY OF HEBRE W of her. I know that her religious training, in combination HIGH SCHOOL, Grades 8 - 10 with her academic schooling, will serve her well now that she is ready to go out on her own. I hope that her mother's ,chicken soup will bring her back! McC AFFRE Y'S SUPE�T S SAVE YOUR RECEIPTS PROGRAM _ As we prepare the religious school for the new school year, we try to keep in mind that the focus of the curriculum, in IT Is As EASY As ABC... addition to the academics, is to instill in your children a A You are doing "A" Mitzvah! sense of pride in their Jewish heritage, to teach about the B. Buy whatever you want, world around them, to provide a link with the past and an Pay however you want. anticipation of the future, and to impart knowledge of the traditions of our religion. C. Collect your receipts.

D. Dropthem at theTemple: There are I am looking forward to sharing a full year of Jewish learn­ boxes located at the Office Entrance hall­ ing and growth with you. See you in September! way and the Sanctuary Entrance.

E. Everyone benefits because McCaffrey's Supermarket gives Parent Reception us I % of the total each month. F. Fund raising is usually hard ... Sep�ber18,2005 this one is easy!

8:30am -10:30am, earlysession G. Great! You will start collecting today! session 11 am-1pm, late H Have to thank you now because this will be going on all year.

please join us in the Sanctuary for a brief orientation, 1 Incidentally, milk and cigarette pur­ chases and, of course, tax, don't count a reception in the Social Hall sponsored by Har Sinai's toward the total so PLEASE, ... Sisterhood, a meeting with your child's teachers and a J. Just before turning in a receipt, we visit to the classrooms. Chat with Magda Reyes, Director would appreciate if you would high-light of Education, Rabbi Pollack and Sisterhood members. those 3 items on your receipt.

September 2005 • PAGE 4 HIGH HOUDAy5cHEDUU ------

Sunday, October 2 10: 15 am Wednesday, October 12 8:00 pm Tuesday, October 18 10:30 am SelichotService ErevYom Kippur (Kol Nidre) SukkotMorn ing Service Har Sinai Sanctuary AND Thursday, October 13 Monday, October 24 7:00 pm Cemetery Services Yom Kippur SheminiAIzeret/Simchat Torah 1:00 pm: Greenwood Cemetery 10:00 am: Morning Service Service of Consecration 2:00 pm: Ewing Cemetery 11:00 am: Junior Congregation Service 12:30 pm: "Ask The Rabbi" Discussion Tuesday, October 25 10:30 am Monday, October 3 8:00 pm 2:00 pm: Family Service SimchatTorah YlZkor Service ErevRosh Hashanah 3:15 pm: Afternoon Service 4:30 pm: Yizkor Service Tuesday, October 4 5: 15 pm: Neilah Family Service Rosh Hashanah 10:00 am: Morning Service Monday, October 17 7:30 pm 11:00 am: Junior Congregation Service Erev SukkotService 2:00 pm: Family Service

MEN'S CLUB Steve Miller, Actlnl President

Men's Club held a very fruitful organizational meeting on August II. Mark your calendar: Our opening event will be held on Thursday night, September 22, 2005. "learn to Play Poker Uke a Pro!" Tables will be available for all skill levels. Leave your wallet at home. We are playing for chips. This is a FREE night: FREE snacks, FREE refreshments, FREE fun. Brought to you courtesy of Har Sinai's Men's Club.

If you'd like to participate as a dealer, coach or in any capacity, or if you just want to make sure you're on our email ho�­ list, send an email to: [email protected]

Ideas for future events we tossed around: Paintball, White Water Rafting, Tubing on the Delaware, Bowling Night, Pub Night, Microbrew Tasting. The list goes on and on, not to mention our already active Softball Team.

We're going for the title of "MostImproved Men's Club in NJ!"

Thanks to all who attended our organizational meeting, building the Men's Club WE want!

Li&rary New. RitaAll en, Librarian ([email protected])

As we now begin to think more seriously about our relocation, I have to think about the library's holdings. Many books have been discarded for various reasons; these are being donated to institutions for their research collections. Four boxes were sent to Harvard, and we have received an appreciative letter from Elizabeth Vernon, of the Judaica Division of Harvard College Library. In the near future, books will also be going to San Diego State University and the University of Arizona at Tempe, Arizona. It is my responsibility to work through these discarded books, just as, elsewhere, in our building, others will be examining and inventorying everything that we have acquired in over 70 years on Bellevue Avenue.

September 2005 • PAGE 5 HAR SINAI THANKS

Nancy Healey, who coordinated the Confirmation Class Family Dinner on June 12th... and Monique van Perlstein, who arranged for the pulpit Rowers and Confirmand's boutonnieres.

Lisa Kimmelman, who is on call each and every month to edit and proof this Bulletin TWO TIMES .

I!I • I!I � � RENAISSANCE � SEPTEMBER YOUTH GROUP EVENTS � � � Jan Kind and Harriet Gould, Co-Chairpersons SHO�AVIM (3rd through 5th Grades) � Ellen Buchsbaum and Bob Voelzke, Co-Chairs = � A GREAT YEAR AHEAD WITH A � Sunday, October 2nd, at 11 :30 am � MAGICAL BACK To 5cHoot. PARTY! � � � A SUNDAY BRuNOi We're kicking off the year with a with i 'Welcome Back Sundae School" Pizza Party! i SHIRLEY SHRAGER to Doing herrendition of "showboat" and your 3rd through 5th grader is invited. = � Gratis for paid-up � � Renaissance Members Sunday, September 18th at 1 :00 pm in the Social Hall Non-Members: $10.00 � They will grab a slice, make a sundae and see a � I� magician do cool tricks and make balloon � I� creations that are sure to astound them! � I� The cost is just $10 per child. � Wednesday,Octobe r 19th � Bus TRIP TO JEWISH HARlEM � More exciting Shovavim events are already being � (THE HISTORY AND HERITAGE OF ITS JEWISH COMMUNITY) planned, so keep your eyes open � Chair: Rose Movitch � for more details all year long. � $95/Renaissance Members � See you in September! $ 700/Non-RenaissanceMembers � � JUNIOR HSTY(6th through 8th Grades) � � PlANNING MEETING � � Saturday, September 1 Oth � � With pizza, 6pm-9pm at the Nahan's � Jeanne Nahan, Advisor � � � HSTY � � Rachelle Wander, Advisor/David Azer, President � � � Sunday, September 18, at 10:00 AM � BoardMee ting at Temple � � � � Sunday, September 25, at 1 : 15 PM HSTYJEWCE � � PONG � � � I!I • I!I

September 2005 • PAGE 6 BULLETIN BOARD _

SEPI'EMBER. BIRTIIDAYS HAPPY B'NAI MITZVAH

4 - Lily Halpern 12 yrs September and Octoer May we extend our deepest sympathy in remembering II - Marcel Millan 7 yrs 14 - Matthew Aronson 8 yrs HARRY BLUESTEIN 15 - Ben Katz 9 yrs Father of Marvin 17 - Harrison Katz 7 yrs Bluestein 26 - Tyler Brunstein 8 yrs LEONARD CoPLEIN 30 - Justin Baumann 12 yrs Father of Gail Coplein Harrison Feiner 9 yrs Carl Ross Bannwart FAY FREEDMAN SPECIAL SEYI'EMBER. BIRTIIDAYS Mother of Sandy Wolfe

1 - Harriet Gould HELEN SACKS

9 - Ruth Kunes Mother of Fred Sacks

19 - Joseph Spiegel TRUCHIL 20 - Janet Chennak: CEUA Mother of Barry Tr uchil 25 - Barry Troll Natalie Bernstein 26 - Evelyn Cohen

28 - Deborah Bard Mazel Tov to...

Janet and Eddy Millan, on the J4(le SIGNIFICANT SEPI'EMBER. ANNIvERsARIES 17th birth of their son, Maddox Gabriel. Maddox also joins sib- .. I - Irvin & Charlotte Millner 65 yrs lings, Maxim and Marcel. 10 - Daniel & Doris Kramer 55 yrs

11 - 56 Marvin & Ruth Charnlin yrs Lynne Sussman, on her August 5 Ali Weinroth 12 - Bernard & Eleanor Perelmuter 57 yrs marriage to David Rahn.

"'11- State-of-the-art Classroom Building (j@,pport CParty(Bands ORLAND'S "'Outstanding dual curriculum including EWINC MEMORIAL CHAPEL second language proficiency ClW[JtInJu'Ewnu �

Debbie and Adam Dauer, residents of lawrenceville, and their children, Scrah, � Grade, GiIian in Kindergarten, and Eon, going on 4 years old.

tbx:yand me Feiner, residents of Yardley, and their children, Harrison, 3n1 Grade, and Qq., also going on 4 years old.

Jodi andNeil Weinraub, who also live in Yardley, and their children, DaYid, 4" Grade, and Sc:nc:dIa, 1" Grode.

Maai)n Levin, who lives in Yardley, returning to Har Sinai membership.

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Sq!tember September 15: Opening Program, our First "How To" of the Year. "How to Play Mah Jongg" hosted by Phyllis Malinger. Thursday evening @ 7:00. Desserts will be served. The Program is free to members and their friends. If you have a Mah Jongg set, please bring it. Rosh Hashanah Card Fundraiser. Please purchase Macy's Gift CardsFundraiser: Discount Macy's Gift your Rosh Hashanah Cards from Sisterhood; we will deliv­ Cards on Sale throughout the month. er your New Year greetings to your Temple Friends. Flyer Judaica Shop: Will be open throughout the month so you with details was mailed in late August. can purchase Chanukah Gifts. December 16: Chanukah Family Dinner and Shabbat

Mr. Applehead - Sisterhood will provide a special apple treat following the 2:00 pm Family Service on January Rosh Hashanah. January 18: ''How To Event" at the Temple at 7:30. October 21: Sundaes In the Sukkah - Sisterhood will First Annual Women's Retreat: Join us for a Shabbat sponsor a special Ice Cream Oneg following the Shabbat (Friday Evening to Saturday Night) Retreat at a local hotel Service that occurs during Sukkot .. .on October 21. or motel. We will be bringing a group of women together

October 27 - Sisterhood Chinese Dinner and Bingo to celebrate Shabbat, explore spiritual issues, enjoy Jewish Night Raffles, Gifts and Fun. Event to be held in the music and relax. We are working on firming up a date and Social Hall on Thursday Evening @6:30 Details to follow hope that we can announce the date and venue shortly. in a flyer. Bring your friends, daughters, cousins, sisters and mothers. Price for the evening $20. SEPTEMBER 2005 DONATIONS

TEMPLE FUND In Memory Of: David Weinstein, Father of Karen Reiser's Upcoming Ruth Gold, My Beloved Wife: Marilyn Weinstein: Marilyn Marriage to Bryan Sober: Lynn & Gil Gold Weinstein & Stephen Ringel Keith Pilot Eugene Kline: Bernice Kline In Honor Of: Rae Selzer: Seymour Selzer Maxine Haberman's Special RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Harry Smith: Marilyn & Harold Birthday: Janis Kind PROGRAM FUND Zeltt Daniel Millner's Speedy In Memory Of: Recovery: Edye & Stuart Discount Harry Bluestein: Lisa & Simon 50th MEMORIAL FUND Biff & Dr. Jerry Montana's Kimmelman, Sandy & Howard In Memory Of: Wedding Anniversary: Janis Kind Kitain,Beth, Bruce, Deena & Sara Harvey Bluestein: Vicki & Bruce The Marriage of Karen Reiser to Rosner Seiler Bryan Sober: MarilynWeinstein & Paul Cohen: Ariel, Jill, Adena & Hyman Gutman, Father of Stephen Ringel Abby Schwartz Evelyn Bass: Vicki & Bruce Marilyn Weinstein's Election to Leonard Coplein: Lisa and Simon Seiler Har Sinai's Presidency: Edye & Kimmelman, Sisterhood Board, Jill & Sondra Isaacson: Dr. George Stuart Discount Ariel Schwartz Isaacson Marilyn Weinstein's Special Benedict Kimmelman: Lisa & Birthday: Edye & Stuart Discount Simon Kimmelman RABBI'S FUND Helen Sacks: Lisa & Simon In Memory Of: MUSIC FUND Kimmelman Jean Barish: Harvey & Marjorie In Memory Of: Sylvia Zweben: Joan, Michael, Silk Sylvia Holober: Marilyn & Joel Elizabeth & Lindsey Kamens Norman Discount: Edye & Stuart Orland Discount, Rhea & Gary Discount SOCIAL ACTION FUND In Honor Of: LIBRARY FUND In Memory Of: Zachary Jess Gould becoming a In Memory Of: Celia Truchil: Barry Truchil Bar Mitzvah: Alyne Buder Eli Allen: Rita Allen In Honor Of: Marjorie Singerman: Ellin & Stuart Rose Movitch's Special Birthday: CANTOR'S FUND Hirsch Ruth & Allen M. H. Levine In Memory Of: Lynne Newman's Special Lynn Edelman: Ruthie & Barry HAR SINAI ENDOWMENT Birthday: Joan & Howard Henschel Edelman FUND Moe Levy: Lorell Levy In Memory Of: SISTERHOOD In Honor Of: Beulah Glickman: Evelyn Rifkin The Engagement of Andrew Eugene Kline: Charlotte & Herb JOY AND SORROW FUND Sacks to Jessica Tendler: Ellin Levin In Memory Of: Stuart Hirsch & Max Geyer: The Bolder Family STEPHANIE MANN PRAYERBOOK FUND MEMORIAL FUND SPECIAL NEEDS FUND In MemoryOf: Of: In Memory In Memory Of: J. Stewart Husid: Elaine Husid Joseph K1atzkin: Clive Klatzkin Lester Levin: Lucille & Ed Brody Leonard Coplein: Sisterhood Ann Winegrad: Diane Mike Vogel & In Honor Of: Board In Honor Of: Eddie Schwartz' Speedy Stacy Feinstein's Marriage to Recovery: The Bolder Family CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FUND: Jake Raddock: Stuart & Ellin Hirsch In Memory Of: Rayna Marcus' Speedy Recovery: Arthur Ringel, Father of Maxene & Saul Feinberg Stephen Ringel: Marilyn Betty Platt's Speedy Recovery: Weinstein & Stephen Ringel Maxene & Saul Feinberg