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ANSHE EMET Rememberance 0820 REV3.Indd ANSHE EMET SYNAGOGUE BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE 2019 - 2020 5781 The first Memorial Book was published after the First Crusade of 1096. It was a way for the Jewish community to publicize and memorialize those who had died by the sword of the crusading armies. Over the course of time, Jews have continued this tradition of committing the names of loved ones in books so that individual communities can remember those who have entered the realm of memory. The booklet that you hold in your hand is part of this tradition. Each name represents a holy spark of the Divine. Together they are a flame that continues to light our way - our Ner Tamid – our eternal light. May God help us to keep the flame of our sacred memories burning brightly. An eloquent poem by Yehuda Amichai speaks to our hearts at this moment: Our angels Spend much of their time sleeping. In their dreams They tear down the new houses by the sea, And build old ones In their place. No matter how long they may sleep, One hundred, two hundred years Ten centuries is not too much. The first to wake up Takes the torch that has been handed down, Adds a drop of oil to the lamp, Blesses the eternal light And then recalls the name Of every other angel. And one by one as they are remembered They wake up. For them, as for us, There is nothing more beautiful Than memory. May we be inspired by the memories of our loved ones so that we may be encouraged to live better lives in the New Year. On behalf of the entire community, I extend my gratitude to community members who support this loving endeavor. KAVANOT FOR YIZKOR — MEDITATIONS Blessed Is The Memory Engraved upon our hearts are those whose names were removed from the Book of Life during the past year 5780 SINCE LAST YOM KIPPUR 2019-2020 Doris Abramson Mina Ann Gillers, MD Anita Minor Rose “Shoshana” Bank David L. Goldsmith Caren Newman-Lawee Beryl Bellows Marvin Goldsmith Harvey Orlin, MD Alan Lester Bisno, MD Rosalind Greenstein Bertha Perlow Richard Bluestone Henry Grossman Walter “Wally” Dewey Phillips Eva Boros Katherine Patricia Harris Claire “Elaine” Potoker Andrew Rocco Cirillo Frumeth Hirsh Polosky Phyllis Rackoff Joyce Cohen Lila Irwin Dr. Jose Rajstein Donald Coquillette Esther Lee Karno Faye Raisher Norman Crandus Bernice S. Katz Harvard Reiter Charlotte Dubin June Kessler Sara Arona Rice Baron Stephen K. Dunn Rita Keywell Phyllis Ritholz Joan Marjorie Elegant Eileen Kleeberg Sheldon Rosing Thelma “Tibey” E. Epstein Thomas I. Klein Mark Sanford Levey Terry J. Fadem Mark Klitzsky Jerry T. Sawicki Judith Feinstein Joseph Koenig Harriet Schab Dr. Sidney Feldman Ronald A. Landsman Barbara Maxine Shapiro Helen Louise Fogel Marshall Lavin Rivka Ramona Shulman Donald Fogel Shira Lazar Seymour B. Siegel, MD Michael Friedlander Sarah Lender Esther J. Simon Belle Friedman Robert “Bob” Edwin Less Alexander Smolovsky Phyllis Friedson Mildred L. Levy Matus Stolov Rita Gerch Frank Levy Fredric Tatel Isak V. Gerson Gerald Licht Zella Wahnon Ronald Steven Gertzman Alvin Lieberman Marlene K. Weil Howard Norman Gilbert Marvin P. Luckman Richard Wolff MEMORIAL PLAQUES DEDICATED 5780 SINCE LAST YOM KIPPUR 2019-2020 Frank Alschuler Maxine Arkes Miriam Bateman Deborah Becker Sidney Feldman, MD Roslyn Grodzin Avrum Sidney Katz Roberta Bachmann Lewis Irving Lewis Sara Arona Rice Baron Elaine S. Scheye Lila Ruth Siegel Alexander Smolovsky Pearl Yastrow Lee Yastrow “In the rising of the sun and in its going down, we remember them.” Carl E. Hirsch, Beloved Fiance Lauren Rosenblatt Marshall Abraham, Beloved Husband Ari Abramson Father and Grandfather Annette Abramson Sylvia and Nathan Holland, Beloved Parents Doris Abramson and Grandparents Fannie and Harry Simon, Grandparents Ariel Abramson Gussie and Max Holland, Grandparents Remembered by Phillip David Simon, Uncle Fran Abramson Emanuel Lewis Simon, Uncle Howard Abraham, Brother-in-law Sherlee Ann Abramson Maddie Kramer, Precious Little Angel whose inspiration and light burn brightly forever Herbert Leon Abramson Melvin Lerman, Devoted Grandfather Seymour Lezak and Dearest Friend Remembered by Remembered by Valerie Abramson Cappy Lerman Abraham Lewis Becker Dr. Robert S. Elias Felice LeGlaire Remembered by Michael LeGlaire Bruce Adams, Eve Becker, Howard Abraham Hannah and Sasha Adams Edith “Babe” Marcus Jackie Strilky Maita Honey Adolph, Beloved Wife Marshall Abraham Wilbuer Marcus Sonia J. and Louis H. Adolph, Parents Shirley Fadem Berc Essie G. and Nathan A. Mittelman, Parent, Mary Supera Frances M. and Harvey Udesky, Sister and Myriel Schwartz Brother-in-law Dr. Daniel Osman Herbert Friedlen, Brother-in-Law Henry Abraham Remembered by Irene and Ray Blocker, Aunt and Uncle Robin Abraham & Tiffany Soto Ben and Helen Isaacson, Uncle and Aunt Rella Good, Aunt Charlotte Bart Abrams Lynn and Jim Cole Remembered by Robert A. Kleifi eld Charles & Abby Abrams Lois and Bruce Rogatz Martin Abrams Bob and Roselle Maremont Leah Wolin Sheila Seidmon David Wolin Mike Friedlander Myrna Bragman Remembered by Leonard Bragman Howard Adolph Karen Bragman Remembered by Manya Abrams Lena Fishman William Fishman Hyman Abrams, Beloved Father Hattie Jane Albert Charlotte Abrams, Beloved Mother Robert M. Albert Ina Rae Abrams, Beloved Sister Gladys Harrison Reverend Morris Rosenblum, Beloved Grandfather All of those without surviving family members Louis Harrison Remembered by Remembered by Marlene R. Abrams Mona and Andy Albert 6 “In the blowing of the wind and in the chill of winter, we remember them.” Frank Alschuler Raymond L. Arbetman Marjorie Alschuler Anne Arbetman Beatrice Stein Alschuler, Hyman Arbetman Rowan Philippson Ethel Adler Joe Adler Remembered by Helen Brown Mimi Alschuler and Larry Stark, Sonya Goldberg Matthew Alschuler Jack Goldberg Morris Goldberg Jack Altman Sophie Goldberg Betty Altman Linda Joy Karno Herman Schneiderman Dorothy Witt Shirley Schneiderman Remembered by Tillie Schneiderman Sylvia Arbetman Martin Altman Remembered by Louis Leshner, Beloved Husband, Father and Papa Abram and Brenda Chait Howard and Marilyn Altman Mary and Louis Greenberg Saul and Rose Leshner Jerrold Rosenberg, Loving Father and Papa Fannie and William Chud Moe Forman Hinda and Pincus Arkes Mildred Forman, Regina and Jacob Newar Sidney Ankin Jack and Marian Arkes Sally Ankin Nathan Arkes Charles Frank Pauline and Morris Arkes Joseph and Ann Rosenberg Emil Barasch and Edna Leshner Barasch Muriel Weinstein, Loving Grandparents Steve Sloan Seymour Rosenstein and Eunice Much Rosenstein Remembered by Peggy and Bob Eisenstein Tracy and Howard Ankin and Family Jerry Kraut Donald Newar Chava Poznanski Bensinger Maxine Newar Arkes Idel Simon Beverly Arkiss Wolf-Goodman Barbara Simon Michelle Lubin Burman Andres Simon Judy Sonn Arkes John Simon Remembered by Remembered by The Arkes and Leshner Families The Appelbaum and Bensinger Families Maurice and Goldie Aron, Parents Sherwin Berger Raymond and Helen Kahn, Parents James Kahn, Brother Remembered by Paul Bracken, Brother-in-law Laura April, Jonathan April, Emanuel April, Remembered by Gabriel April, Marilyn Berger Chuck and Sara Aron Kenneth L. Zucker Professor Beatrice Dubnow and Dr. Joseph Aschheim Joyce T. Zucker Remembered by Morris H. Aprison Victoria S.D. Aschheim, Remembered by Rochelle Dubnow Aschheim Erin and Barry Aprison and Merle Dubnow 7 “In the opening buds and in the rebirth of spring, we remember them.” Theodore S Leviton Phyllis Rackoff Irwin G Asher Mildred Bedows Jay Schopp Abraham Bedows Andrew S Franklin Sr Melvin Mackoff Ella Sachsel Franklin Tzvi Rackoff Sholom Abrahamson Remembered by Sadie Fogelman Abrahamson The Bedows Family and Brielle Collins Andrew S Franklin Jr Goldie Abrahamson Franklin Leona and Arthur Beermann, Parents Ellis Franklin Jean and Albert Krakow, Parents Adelle Abrahamson Barnett Jennie and Jack Rubens, Grandparents Bernice Franklin Goldie and Jacob Beermann, Grandparents Berenice Nathenson Libby and Joe Wolf, Aunt and Uncle Charlotte Ruth Nathenson Ria and Ben Steuben, Aunt and Uncle Remembered by Lenore and Albert Shane, Aunt and Uncle Joyce Leviton Asher, Allison Leviton Ridner, Julia and Louis Beermann, Aunt and Uncle Vitaly Ridner, Theodore and Sara Ridner Lynne Wolf, Cousin Burton Beermann, Cousin Carl Balik Kenneth Shane, Cousin Sylvia Balik Norton Steuben, Cousin Remembered by Avrum Gold, Friend Barry, Marlene, Reuben, Paul, Alan Brin, Friend Sammi and Becca Balik Samuel Brownstein, Friend Freida Brin, Friend Darwin R. Apel, Beloved Father Alvin Domash, Friend Remembered by Michael Gitlitz, Friend Mindy Baum Gilbert Gordon, Friend Renee Manelis, Friend Paul Perper Sheldon Brottman, Friend Ainee Perper Nathan Swerdlove, Friend and Partner Adrienne Bauman Michael Leff, Nephew Sam Schwartz Lillian Schwartz Sheri Urbanowski, Niece Sarah Schwartz Mary Lou Denenberg, Friend Emanuel Perper Stephanie Muchin, Friend Minnie Perper Remembered by Roberta Bauman Miles & Helene Beermann Remembered by Monica Bauman Edwin Jack Bell, Beloved Son, Husband, Grandfather Peggy Fileman-Schwartz Walter Levy Harry and Fanny Bell, Parents Natalie Levy Boshes Max and Lucy Schwartz, Parents Joe Bearak Fanny and Joe Kaplan, Grandparents Florence Bearak Alex and Ella Schwartz, Grandparents Sidney Fraelick Many Family and Friends Named in my Heart Remembered by Remembered by Renee & Marvin Bearak Nina K. Bell 8 “In the blueness of the sky and in the warmth of the summer, we remember them.” Kenneth W. Schwartz, Father Ronald Berger, Husband, Father, Brother, Grandfather Marian Schwartz, Mother Louis A. Berger, Husband, Father, Brother, Grandfather
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