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Book of Remembrance Remembrance2020-2021 a 5781 Book of Remembrance Remembrance2020-2021 A 5781 BETH TFILOH CONGREGATION Baltimore, Maryland 1 Remembrance 2 Book of Remembrance Yizkor Dates 2020-2021 • 5781 Yom Kippur ............................................. September 28, 2020 Remembrance Shemini Atzeret ...........................................October 10, 2020 Pesach - 8th Day .................................................April 4, 2021 Shavuot - 2nd Day.............................................May 18, 2021 1 This book is dedicated in loving memory to our teacher, friend and spiritual leader RABBI DOCTOR SAMUEL ROSENBLATT 1902—1983 who unselfishly devoted his life in service to the Beth Tfiloh Congregation and all its members. 2 MEMORIALN SERVICE The Significance of Yizkor One of the foremost generators of moral strength in man is filial piety, that feeling of loyalty that children entertain for the memory of their departed parents, that bond which binds together the inhabitants of two worlds—the world of the living with that of the dead. It is because it taps this well-spring of human emotions that the memorial service on the Day of Atonement, Yizkor, which is dedicated to resurrecting from the limbo of the past the personalities of loved ones who are no more, retains its universal appeal. No one who is imbued with the least particle of reverence for his or her forbearers will miss this opportunity on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar year for expressing what is in his or her heart toward those dear souls to whom he or she owes so much of his or her life and being. We know that what we are today is due chiefly to the way in which they who came before us conducted themselves. There can, therefore, be nothing more uplifting and purifying than to steep ourselves in the virtues which come to life again as we invoke the names of those who were once their bearers. 3 BETH TFILOHN CONGREGATION ROLL OF HONOR DEDICATED TO THE ETERNAL MEMORY OF OUR MEN WHO SERVED AND DIED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WORLD WAR II PVT. CHARLES DICKMAN LIEUT. ALBERT GOLDBERG PFC. DANIEL J. GOLDSTEIN LIEUT. JEROME B. ROTTMAN PVT. JESSE J. RUBIN PFC. ALBERT A. SIEGEL LIEUT. MYER SILBER vnjknv lu,c ohrucd ukpb lht 4 TO THE MEMORY Of the officers and officials of our congregation whoby their devoted and unselfish services, contributed so much to its growth and well being. ausev vduntc rucm hfrmc ohexugv kfu orfa okah tuv lurc “May G-d grant them their reward” Israel L. Gomborov Moses Shaivitz President, 1921-1924 Vice-President, 1925-1927 Treasurer, 1928 Harry T. Kellman Chairman, Board of Governors Harry A. Bernstein 1926-1928 Vice-President, 1937-1946 President, 1925-1928 Honorary Vice-President, 1947-1956 Sidney A. Needle Harry Shapiro Chairman, Board of Governors Vice-President, 1928 1932-1942 Treasurer, 1923-1927 President, 1948-1952 Simon L. Bank Harry E. Weinberg President, 1952-1955 Board of Governors Comptroller, 1955-1968 Chairman, 1945-1949 Vice-Chairman, 1932-1934 Louis J. Sagner Chairman of the Board, 1953-1956 Michael Miller President, 1955-1958 Samuel Epstein Chairman of the Board, 1949-1953 Vice-President, 1952-1955 President, 1963-1968 Honorary President, 1968-1971 Simon Needle President Emeritus, 1971-1977 Vice-President, 1929-1946 Honorary Vice-President, 1947-1948 A. Zabdiel Levy Secretary, 1929-1930 Samuel J. Keiser Secretary, 1942-1945 Chairman, Board of Governors Vice-President, 1946-1949 1924-1925 Abraham Morganstern Kabe Millman Vice-President, 1921-1924 President, 1932-1946 Honorary President, 1947-1953 Joseph Leaderman Vice-President, 1929-1931 Vice-President, 1952-1955 Honorary Vice-President, Reuben H. Levenson 1955-1960 Chairman, Board of Governors 1942-1945 Nathan Sachs Vice-President, 1946-1949 S. Morris Abramowitz President, 1946-1949 Harry Potts Vice-President, 1932-1936 Isadore F. Kartman Treasurer, 1929-1934 Board of Directors Chairman, 1956-1959 Vice-Chairman, 1949-1956 5 Reuben J. Hirschowitz Morton J. Miller Vice-President, 1971-1974 Chairman of the Board, 1977-1979 Secretary, 1965-1971 President, 1987-1989 Robert M. Samuelson Sidney Epstein Vice-President, 1955-1958 President, 1968-1971 Honorary President, 1972-1976 Joseph Allen President Emeritus, 1977-1996 Chairman of the Board 1929-1931 Charles H. Caplan President, 1929-1932 Chairman of the Board, 1997-1999 Michael J. Blum Isaac Ember Vice-President, 1923-1924 Treasurer, 1921-1922 Michael J. Hankin Morris L. Snyder Board of Directors Treasurer, 1935-1936 Vice-Chairman, 1956-1958 Secretary, 1953-1956 Hesse Kotzin Office Manager, 1962-1971 Samuel H. Maxer Secretary, 1927-1928 Rev. Hyman B. Zenitz Isaac W. Davidson Sexton, 1927-1946 Treasurer, 1932 Rev. Max Kotlowitz Dr. Stanley A. Ginsburgh Cantor, 1932-1961 Executive Director, 1942-1948 Seymour S. Yaffe Howard Shpritz President, 1991-1993 Executive Director, 1949-1964 Julius Lichter Abner Robinson Chairman of the Board, 1983-1985 Sexton, 1922-1926 President, 1993-1995 Rev. Solomon Ruback Hon. Alan J. Karlin Sexton, 1946-1972 Chairman of the Board, 1985-1987 President, 1995-1997 Rabbi Samuel Rosenblatt Rabbi, 1927-1972 Hon. Meyer M. Cardin Rabbi Emeritus, 1972-1983 President, 1976-1979 Chairman of the Board, 1963-1968 Kenneth B. Lewis Vice-Chairman, 1979-1981 Mervin Shpritz Chairman of the Board, 1981-1983 President, 1978-1981 2nd Vice-President, 1983-1984 Henry Paul Zetlin Louis J. Berman President, 1983-1985 Chairman of the Board, 1968-1971 President, 1971-1973 Joseph Waranch Chairman of the Board, 1974-1977 Lester Samet President, 1981-1983 President, 1973-1976 Morton J. Macks David Askin Chairman of the Board, 1971-1974 Gabbi, 1927-1989 Lester Belsky Chairman of the Board, 1987-1989 6 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF Departed BethN Tfiloh Members Hillel Aarons Elinor Attman Arthur Leon Berg Abraham Bohrer Gabriel S. Camhy Richard Aarons Seymour Attman Daniel D. Berg Morris Bohrer Sara Camhy Samuel Aarons Max Awrach F. Jeannette Berg Lewis Bolotin Aaron Caplan Myer J. Abel Harold J. Ayares Gerald W. Berg David A. Bomstein Abraham M. Caplan Rose Abel Richard B. Ayares Samuel J. Berg Dorothy Bomstein Alan L. Caplan Hadessa Abramowitz William Ayares Solomon Berg Anne Bondy Bertha Caplan S. Morris Abramowitz Norman Bacher Sylvia Berg Irvin Bondy Bess Caplan Sidney I. Abramowitz Victor Baddock Elsie Berger Harry A. Borenstein Bessie B. Caplan M. Jacob Abrams Erna Baer Erwin Berger Louis Borinsky Charles H. Caplan Samuel Abrams Fred Baer Henry Berger Albert M. Bormel Donald Caplan David Acker Norman Bacher Samuel Berger Sera (Sally) Bormel Dorothy Caplan Lewis S. Adelson Ellis Baker William S. Berger Frances Botwinik Gertrude Caplan M. William Adelson Minnie Baker Sophie Berger Solomon Brafman Isaac Caplan Janean Adelstein Morris A. Baker Irvin Bergofsky Elinor Brager Joseph Caplan Doris L. Adler Miriam J. Baklor Shirley Bergofsky Maurice B. Brager Louis Caplan Esther Ann Adler Louis Balk Bettye Berman Alfred Brave Martin I. Caplin Hyman J. Adler Thea D. Balk Bonnie Berman Meyer Brave Maurice M. Caplan Marston Adler Ellis Bank Harry Berman George Braver Max J. Caplan Milton Aidus Meyer Bank Jacob Berman Lillian Braver Morris Caplan Bernard Aiken Simon L. Bank Joseph Berman Bernard Breschkin Paul Caplan Lauren Albert Nathan Barr Louis J. Berman Dr. Joshua Breschkin Rebecca Caplan Beverly G. Albin David Barron Maurice B. Berman Abraham Bressler Samuel Caplan Lucille Scherr Alter Morton A. Barron Mildred Berman Bernice Bricken Samuel H. Caplan Leo Altfeder Samuel Barron Morris Berman Morris Bricken Saul Caplan Frank Altman Howard Gary Bass Philip Berman William Bricker Sydney Caplan Bernice Bank Altschul Sarah Bass Sheldon Berman Arthur A. Britowich Dora Green Cardin Jack Altschull Gilbert Bass Blanche F. Bernstein Irene Etelson Brodkin Judge Meyer Cardin Isaac Amdur Maurice Bassan Eunice Bernstein Samuel T. Brodkin Michael Cardin Bernard Amernick Melissa Baum Joseph Bernstein Meyer Bronstein Sylvia Cardin Irene Amernick Sylvia Baum William Bernstein Ruth N. Brooks Benjamin Carlin Rebecca Amitin Milton Baumel Nicholas Beser Florence Bass Brotman Dorothy Carlin Hilda S. Amster Mollie Baumel Frederick Bierer David S. Brown Pauline Carmel Leo Amster Beverly Baumohl Abraham J. Billig Dorothy Brown Samuel M. Carmel Dr. Chris Anfinsen Norman Baumohl Andrew Louis Billig Gertrude S. Brown Sylvia Carmel Donna Angster Miriam Baumstein Sara Billig Henry Brown Edward Carp Jerome Angster Walter Baumstein Dr. Martin J. Birnbaum Leon Brown Della Cator Samuel Applefeld David Baylin Michael Blank Leonard Brown Max Ceder Benjamin Applestein Samuel B. Bechkes Herman L. Blasbalg Milton Brown Annette Chaid Harry Applestein Benjamin Beck Bernard Bliden Norman Brown Meyer Chaid Dr. Jose Apter Ada Becker Dorothy Blitz Rosalyn Brown Frank Chartove Harry Aronoff Bernard Becker Joseph Blitz Samuel Brown Ruth Chartove Mark A. Aronoff Larry Becker Eva H. Block Sara Brown Daniel M. Chasson Mildred Aronoff Ray Becker Florence Block William Brown Lena Blanche Chasson Rose Aronoff Walter Becker Frank Block Morris Brownstein Harry Chayt Stanley E. Aronoff Calvin Belsky Joseph Block Harold Buckman Max Chazen Nancy Winner Asch Lester Belsky Solomon Block Selma Buckman Benjamin P. Checket David Askin Margie Belsky Freda Blum Toby Gertrude Buckner Helen Chernak Gertrude Askin Mina S. Benesch Herbert Blum Barney Bugatch Sidney Chernak Jacob Askin Rose Benesch Michael I. Blum Edith Bugatch Alvin Cheslock Sylvan Askin Samuel Benesch Moses Blum Samuel I. Bugatch David Cheslock Rosa Asrael Annie Benjamin Samuel Blum Gilbert Burgan Ella S. Cheslock Samuel Asrael Jack Benjamin Jacob Blumberg Howard A. Burman Jack Cheslock Barbara (Bobbi) Attman Fannie Benus Samuel J. Blumberg Rena Burman Velma Cheslock 7 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF Departed BethN Tfiloh Members Gersun Zevi Chin Freda Grollman Coleman Jack Deckelbaum Abraham Etelson Alan Fishbein Ethel Clayman Howard M. Coleman Alice Deutch Estelle Etelson Irma C. Fishbein Henry Clayman Charles Colson Abraham Deutch Lee Etelson Irvin Fishbone Jacob P. Clayman Dr. Harry Cooper Earl J. Diamond Jerome Fader Ronni Fishbone Miriam Clayman Mildred Cooper Julia Diamond Benjamin Falck Phoebe Fisher Abraham Lionel Clingman Morris J. Cooper Liebe Sokol Diamond David Falck Albert H.
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