A 2017 B A sacred Jewish journey to enrich lives. T E Temple Emanuel RSVP Line When you need to RSVP for any Temple activity or meeting, Please call 832-6131 and press 3. Please slowly and clearly state the name of the meeting or activity, names of those attending, and your contact number. From the Rabbi O L -L E OA R In February our most recent bar mitzvah stu- dent brilliantly read the moments leading up to the Redemption of the Red Sea. In my words of Torah to him, I pointed out that the “reward” for lifting his hands and leading the way through the “sea” was spending his life- time in the wilderness, making his journey toward the Promised Land. Adolescence is the transition from the “comfort” (controlled, structured, predictable existence of childhood) to the responsible, accountable and chal- lenging world of adult- hood. The transition is by nature tumultuous and at times very lonely, but the journey is designed to be done alone. Best case scenar- io: our family, mentors and teachers are here to assist us in learning to navigate; worse case, God’s presence in our lives means we are never alone. I prefer “both/and”. Pesach (the Festival of Passover) is a universal metaphor for the human life experience. Every human being crosses “the sea” and spends their life jour- neying through the wilderness. Rabbi Amy Scheinerman gives a voice to the piece of Torah that tells the sto- ry of y’tziat Mitzvayin (the Exodus from Egypt). She teaches us that this story tells us who we are about, where we come from, where we are headed, and what values should fuel our journey. “Our purpose is all about redemption.” The pageantry of the Passover Seder is legion. It is always delightful and deeply meaningful to see the parade of symbols anew through the eyes of non-Jewish guests at our table experiencing a seder for the first time. They immediate- ly make connections to the world we all inhabit. Maror (bitter herbs) and salt water bespeak the pain and agony of servitude - physically, politically, and emotionally - of so many in the world still in need of redemption on every level. Charoset (sweet relish) embodies the promise that bitterness and pain can give way to sweet- ness and freedom - it is thus a symbol of hope. Four cups of wine bespeak God’s promises of redemption that we can make real for others through our commitments and actions when we are God’s hands in the world. AFN 6:00 PM WS April 7 Shabbat Worship Service April 14 Shabbat Worship Service April 21 Shabbat Worship Service April 28 Shabbat Worship Service KOL ISRAEL CHAPEL SHABBAT MORNING PRAYER AND MEDITATION/ TORAH STUDY EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT 8:00 AM Joshua S. Taub, Rabbi Temple Officers Allison Nathan Getz, President Cheryl Barenberg, President-Elect Bobby Chapman, Treasurer Beverly Hickman-Hay, Secretary Office Staff Wilton Allen, Building & Maintenance Jane Kaulfus, Office Manager Sherry Horwitz, Staff Volunteer 1120 Broadway Street Beaumont, TX 77701 Phone (409) 832-6131 Fax (409) 832-6023 Office Hours Closed on Mondays Tue-Thurs 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Fri 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Email [email protected][email protected]Website www.emanuelbeaumont.org Visit us on Facebook at Temple Emanuel - Beaumont, TX
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Temple EmanuelRSVP Line
When you need to RSVP for anyTemple activity or meeting,
Please call 832-6131 and press 3.
Please slowly and clearly state thename of the meeting or activity,names of those attending, and
your contact number.
From the Rabbi
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In February our mostrecent bar mitzvah stu-dent brilliantly read themoments leading up tothe Redemption of theRed Sea. In my wordsof Torah to him, Ipointed out that the“reward” for lifting hishands and leading theway through the “sea”was spending his life-time in the wilderness,making his journeytoward the PromisedLand. Adolescence isthe transition from the“comfort” (controlled,structured, predictableexistence of childhood)to the responsible,accountable and chal-lenging world of adult-hood. The transition isby nature tumultuousand at times verylonely, but the journeyis designed to be donealone. Best case scenar-io: our family, mentorsand teachers are here toassist us in learning tonavigate; worse case,
God’s presence in ourlives means we arenever alone. I prefer“both/and”.
Pesach (the Festival ofPassover) is a universalmetaphor for thehuman life experience.Every human beingcrosses “the sea” andspends their life jour-neying through thewilderness.
R a b b i A m yScheinerman gives avoice to the piece ofTorah that tells the sto-ry of y’tziat Mitzvayin(the Exodus fromEgypt). She teaches usthat this story tells uswho we are about,where we come from,where we are headed,and what values shouldfuel our journey. “Ourpurpose is all aboutredemption.”
The pageantry of thePassover Seder islegion. It is alwaysdelightful and deeply
meaningful to see theparade of symbolsanew through the eyesof non-Jewish guests atour table experiencinga seder for the firsttime. They immediate-ly make connections tothe world we allinhabit. Maror (bitterherbs) and salt waterbespeak the pain andagony of servitude -physically, politically,and emotionally - of somany in the world stillin need of redemptionon every leve l .Charoset (sweet relish)embodies the promisethat bitterness and paincan give way to sweet-ness and freedom - it isthus a symbol of hope.Four cups of wineb e s p e a k G o d ’ spromises of redemptionthat we can make realfor others through ourcommitments andactions when we areGod’s hands in theworld.
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Passover eve is a night of spectacle that can andshould, extend its reach throughout the year.One way to do this is to keep its symbols aliveand vibrant. We can bring the symbols of Pesachinto our daily discourse. We can teach andenable people to “see the world through Jewisheyes” continually. Even more, we keep alive themeaning of y’tziat Mitzrayim - the divine goal ofredemption - and give it the vibrancy to inspireus all the more. (Voices of Torah, page 602).
Passover is the first holy festival of our holy daycycle. The High Holy Days occur in the seventhmonth; Passover occurs in the first month. YomKippur (Day of Atonement) gives us a metaphor-ical taste of our deaths (if we allow it to);Passover teaches us as long as we have beatinghearts, working minds and willing spirits,redemption is possible.
Passover is my favorite sacred celebration. Thisyear will be a more literal Exodus from Egyptthan years past. At the end of this year’s exo-dus, I will get my life back ... and find myselfcontinuing to journey through the wilderness. Areturn to a healthier life will be my redemptionthis year.
I wish for all of you a fulfilling, meaningful andinspiring redemption during this Passoverseason.
L’shalom,
Joshua S. Taub, Rabbi
PASSOVER YIZKORKol Israel Chapel
Monday, April 17th5:30 p.m.
For most of us, a day, an hour, a minute doesn’t pass when we don’t think of loved ones who have
gone from this world and are present to us only through the blessing of memory. Memory and grief
are lonely journeys. The irony is that every one of us will make this journey; at one time or another,
for one loved one or another. Jewish tradition’s response to this lonely journey is to create
opportunities for a “community of grief and memory” to come together throughout the year to
remember and to bless. This is the purpose of YIZKOR. Four times during the year: Yom Kippur,
Sukkot, Pesach (Passover) and Shavuot, we gather as a congregation of mourners. Those whose
losses are more recent stand alongside those whose experiences are more remote. Together we
support each other and remind one another that the light can and will return; that hope and blessing
remain alive. Please join us for Yizkor Worship, Monday, April 17 in the Kol Israel Chapel.
From Our Temple President
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Deli Day 2017 was a huge success! Thanks to Sisterhood president Robin
Goebel, Co-Chairmen Cheryl Barenberg and Mindy Eisen, along with all
our members, male and female who gave our community a wonderful ex-
perience. Jimmy Simmons provided incredible musical entertainment – it
was SRO with those using the stage as a table!
I am happy to report that Rabbi Matt Michaels will be worshipping with us
from time to time while Rabbi Taub is on medical disability. He is sched-
uled to be here an average of twice a month with our dependable and
wonderful lay leaders assisting the other weekends. Rabbi Michaels’ next
few visits will be:
April 14-16 If you need to speak with him during these days, please
April 28-30 call Jane in the Temple Office and she will let Rabbi
May 12-14 Michaels know.
My thanks again to Cynthia Wolf for coordinating the effort of Brian Alter, Stephen Bender,
Bobby Chapman, Jay Eisen, Beverly Hickman-Hay, Bruce Hoffer, Joshua & Paul
Horwitz, Wayne Margolis, Ken Parker, Marleen Swerdlow, and Gene Thomas & Alice
Myers.
We will be celebrating with a second night Passover Seder on Tuesday, April 11th. Our thanks
go to Sherry Horwitz for coordinating and conducting this event. Please make reservations
early so preparations can be made in advance. This is open to the public – all are invited.
Lamar University will be holding a Diversity and Inclusion Conference on Saturday, April 8th.
Temple Emanuel will give the keynote address at noon that day in McDonald Gym.
I want to remind everyone we will have our annual Social Justice Shabbat on May 19th as well
as the dedication for The Orchard. Please let Cynthia Wolf know if you would like to play a
role in these exciting events for our Temple. We are in the process of collecting food to stuff
bags for the homeless and Veterans. Please continue to bring donations through the first
Friday in April.
Congratulations to Rita Davis who will be the Board of Trustees representative on the En-
dowment Committee.
Brian Alter has secured arrangements for the Rosinger Dinner speakers – Chihiro
Sugihara, grandson of Chiune Sugihara (the Japanese Schindler) and Cellin Gluck – director of
the film Persona Non Grata. Our thanks to Rita & Barry Davis for providing the travel ar-
rangements for Mr. Sugihara and Brian & Lori Alter for providing arrangements for Mr. Gluck.
This program details his incredible life and the rescue of thousands of Jews during the
Holocaust. Estimates are that 40,000 descendants of refugees Mr. Sugihara saved are alive
today. Please join us October 19th for the remarkable story.
Allison Nathan Getz - Temple Emanuel President
Temple Emanuel April 2017 Social Justice Update
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Our 2017 Temple Emanuel Journey is again based on President Allison’s theme, Together inTradition; but the Temple Emanuel Social Justice Committee thinks of it this way: Together inTradition through tikkun olam! We, therefore, plan and provide tangible ways throughout theyear to translate Torah into action, helping those in need in Southeast Texas and beyond. Wehave a tradition at Temple Emanuel of making a mitzvah difference through tikkunolam as part of Temple Emanuel’s Love Thy Neighbor initiative!
2017 TESJ Projects
Food Bags for the Homeless, including some Homeless Veterans: We started collect-ing food on Friday, March 3; and we will fulfill 200 bags as an intergenerational activity on Fri-day, April 7. P lease bring pop-top CANS of meats, pastas, veggies, soups, and/or fruits;packages of peanut butter crackers, cheese crackers and/or small packages of cookies; quan-tity packs of small water bottles. If interested, please send check to Temple Emanuel withmemo note: Social Justice/Homeless. We have a tradition of feeding the hungry!
Disaster Relief is ongoing: In February, a designated donation of $150 was sent toJewish National Fund for the planting of trees in Israel. We have a tradition of helping otherswhen faced with the need for Disaster Relief!
The Orchard is ongoing: The Dedication of The Orchard will be May 19! Besides thetrees donated to The Orchard by Bruce Hoffer, additional trees can be sponsored for $70 pertree and that includes the professional planting of the tree. We read these words every Pass-over: Let all who are hungry come and eat. However, early on during the planning of the ex-pansion of The Orchard, we came up with this variation: Let all who are hungry come to TheOrchard! We have a tradition of allowing the stranger to pick fruit from The Orchard.
Kosher for Passover (KP) Food for Jewish Soldiers: The international network thatwe are part of for supporting our Jewish soldiers where they are, especially during Jewish holi-days, has requested that rather than our buying KP cheese at Belden’s and then shippingpackages via Priority Mail, that we mail the lay leader who services the Africom area a checkthat will cover KP cheese bought in France and that will travel on military plane. We spendapproximately $250 each year on this project, so thank you to those in our community whodonate specifically for this project. Each recipient of KP cheese will receive a copy of a letterfrom Temple Emanuel wishing them a Happy Passover. We have a tradition of providing Ko-sher for Passover Food for Jewish soldiers where they are!
Southeast Texas Food Bank is ongoing: There are many volunteer opportunities atSoutheast Texas Food Bank: Family Box Day, Non-Food Sorting, School Tools and more.Once a volunteer at Southeast Texas Food Bank, updates are shared from the Food Bank viaemail about weekly and monthly volunteer opportunities. We have a tradition of volunteeringat the Southeast Texas Food Bank!
Social Justice Shabbat and the blessing of our Sacred Sages: Save the Date: May19!
Picking Blueberries for Nutrition & Services for Seniors: May date(s) TBA in MayBulletin!
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Havdallah Home Hospitality(Saturday Evening Only Event)
One Date Still Available - Saturday, April 8th
Will you consider welcoming the congregation into your home to celebrate Havdallah?
Every month from September thru May, in partnership with our Religious School Immersion
Weekend Program, we will be having Havdallah and creating a learning opportunity for our
community and our Religious School students.
5:30 – 7:30 pm Havdallah @ 6:00pm
Outdoors or indoors [weather permitting]
Light refreshments
GREENE FAMILY CAMP is NOT just for kids! The Men’s
Weekend was conceived to allow men whether camp alumni,
Dads of past, present or future campers, men who want to show
their support for Jewish camping or guys who want an opportunity
to re-connect with all friends, make new friends and/or experience
the relaxing, rejuvenating magic of our camp.
CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS.
The benches are in at Kol Israel
Cemetery and they look great. Thank you
once again to:
Barbra Night & Family &
Allan Night & Family
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Join Us for Temple Emanuel’s2nd Night Community Passover Seder
Tuesday, April 11, 20176:30 p.m.
I want to help with the Preparations for the2nd Night Passover Seder
Please let Sherry Horwitz know by either calling her or e-mailing her your reply.
Number attending: _____Adults _____ Children (12 & under) $15
____ Member ($25) ___ Non-Member ($35)
Make Check Payable to TEMPLE EMANUEL
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If you would like to receive aYahrzeit date reminder card
from the Temple Officefollowing the recent death ofa loved one, simply contactthe office at your earliest
convenience.
MAY YAHRZEITS
Week Ending 5/6 to be Read 5/5
Mae FriedmanIsaac Funk
Monroe Joseph JohnsonAbraham M. Blieden
Mary FallisNettie Kuhn
Sidney MayerDavid SobelShirley Alter
Elisa M. BernsteinBertha MullerCelia Roosth
Benjamin SaltzmanRalph SegalLibby Vener
Annie FeigelsonSidney Arthur Newton
Philip BornSam Breen
Perry M. EisenJennie KramerMilt Chapman
Miriam Liebling MalevaniJeffrey Meyer
Dr. S. Donald GreenbergAlex KalmikoffBeatrice Levine
Week Ending 5/20 to beRead 5/19
Sadie BernsteinMildred LedererIrving Lefkowitz
Blanche Apfel CohenKaty HorwitzHyman Elster
Julia Loshak GolobDave Miller
Jennie OshmanLeon Vaxler
Sophia Sampson EisenHarry Galewsky, Sr.
Albert GoodellTena Gradwohl
Roger Norman KoshkinRaymond Meyer Tettenbaum
Sam VenerJean Grace Klein
Week Ending 5/13 to beRead 5/12
Annie Bergman EisenDavid H. GoldsteinMose D. Goldstein
Harry KolbaJennie Bennett
Dagmar H. GoldsteinIrma J. Levy
Nathan NewmanCelia Roosth
(Hebrew Date Observed)Doris Ruth EisenWilliam PlettmanAnna Schnitzer
David GreenbergWalter Mayer, Jr.Ronald J. Spector
Herbert BlumAnna ‘2-2’ Hoffer
Paul MeyerBert C. Miller
Lillian O. MillerGertrude Silverman
Estelle Myers BlotnerRalph Jay Brookner
Jean LiebermanWalter Maxwell Mayer, Sr.
Week Ending 5/27 to beRead 5/26
Herman PetrowerBessie Fishbine Swartz
Lena Levy BluesteinMorris Louis Jacobs
Betty NightSamuel Blum Sharfstein
William L. SimonsZack Jacobs
Louis SokolskySophie Bagelman
Dr. Jay Cecil CragerAsher HermanKate Kramer
Marian EdelsteinGinger Greenberg
Charles LantosHelen OrrinRuth Steele
Moses SchwartzMadeline GloberAbraham Sadoff
Leon TirasSimon Walker
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APRIL YAHRZEITS
Floral FundPlease consider honoring the memory of your lovedones by sponsoring the Pulpit flowers for ourFriday evening Shabbat Worship. TempleEmanuel observes the Yahrzeits of approximately1,100 people during the course of the year. Yourcontribution to the Floral Fund will help beautify oursanctuary, our worship and add blessing to thememories of all of our loved ones and memberswho have died in years past.
The suggested minimum contribution to the Floral Fund is $25.00. Pleasemake checks payable to: Temple Emanuel Sisterhood
Week Ending 4/8 to be Read 4/7
Miriam Fannette BrooknerHenry Lubel
C. P. SnelgroveBeth Eisen
Joe FeldmanHarvey Golob
Clara GreenspanSidney Kelman
Bernard F. KesslerRhea Levy Sommer
Eleanor Perlstein WeinbaumHarold Kaplan
Raudee Lynn SolotorovskyHanna J. Bluhm
Bennett FriedlanderLouis Horwitz
Sidney Henry Levy, Jr.Howard Martin
Week Ending 4/15 to beRead 4/14
Barbara Ellen BlumsteinPauline DeutserMollie Gedaly
Alex Eli MartinGertrude Rosinger
Karl SchraubStanford S. Schwartz
Franne MichaelsSamuel SwartzMilton Bender
Robert H. RawlesJesse M. SaxonNelle P. Herns
Joseph F. BittenskyRichard JacobsMorris Klein
Emanuel Toomim
Week Ending 4/22 to beRead 4/21
Fannie HymanAgnes Ladner
Wilbur ShapiroGussie Waldman
Max Abraham GoldfineJohn Dave Holland
Hattie Diamond EdelmanCarl E. Lovell
Joseph RosenthalJayne EisenMax Hirsch
Rose KrasnowSarah SpectorNathan Speer
Anna Rose SwartzCharles H. Naman
Melissa Ann RogersCatherine RosenbergHerbert H. Friedman
Oscar N. EldridgeJanice D. Gordon
Carrie LevyCarrie Schwartz Zeve
Bess WundermanGenevieve Bumar
Sadie LevinsonSarah L. Levy
Florence MelaskyDaniel Wunderman
Week Ending 4/29 to beRead 4/28
Mike AcetoEzero I. GreenbergMorris Tettenbaum
Golde BrucknerJ. Bruckner
Pearl JanowitzDonna GoldAdele Kariel
Samuel FeigenbaumEsidore J. GoldsteinGertrude GreenbergMary Jane Horwitz
Leo WilliamsRussell BatsellSadie Elkins
Sadye Barsky ForbertAnnette Gedaly
Macie Paula GoldsteinDora Horwitz
Manfred R. LevyVolodimir Nemerinsky
Dorothy Greenberg BushmanBernard Deutser
Annie Lee GoldsteinConrad Krafte
Murray P. Smyth
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Our “29th Annual Deli Day” was a tremendousSuccess. The weather was absolutely perfectand a huge crowd piled into the Social Hall. Wehad record breaking numbers in sandwichessold and 140 cheesecakes were gone to thelast crumb. I can’t thank everyone enough forall their hard work. Cheryl, Mindy and Ania didan outstanding job with the organization thisyear. Many thanks to all the cheese cakebakers, sandwich and platter makers, etc.Thank you also goes to Laura Thomas and Sa-rah Thomas for working the dessert table.And a huge thank you to Wilton and Jane foreverything they do to make this happen.
During our April 6th Board meeting we will present howwe will allocate our profits this year.
Thank you Chef Cheryl for having a few SisterhoodDeli Day Dolls over for a delicious “Thank You” lunch-eon in your home. You are so gracious and kind forinviting us over.
Our May Closing Luncheon is going to be here beforewe know it. We will have a wonderful program from theShangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center. Ourluncheon will be prepared by our lovely ladies Fern
Roos, Iris Nathan, Pat Klein and Rita Davis. At our May General Meeting we will vote on our2017-2018 Board of Directors and Committees Chairperson.
I recently met with our Nominating Committee and I am so excited for some of the changes we havein place for next year. I will speak about them at our May meeting.
Dates to Remember: Sisterhood Board Meeting: Thursday April 6, 2017
Sisterhood Board Meeting: Tuesday May 2, 2017
Spring Closing Luncheon: Wednesday May 17, 2017
Robin Goebel-Temple Emanuel Sisterhood President April, 2017
Sisterhood Schmooze
“Our Journey Never Ends”
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Thank You to Our 2017 Deli Day Sponsors
The Big MachersCheryl & Andy Barenberg
Regina RogersSampson Steel Corporation–Eisen Family
MenschesBenckenstein & Oxford LLP–Alan Sampson Broussard’s MortuaryChristus Southeast Texas Hospital System For Heaven’s SakeHeatEx Industries, Inc.-Stephen Bender Susan & Dr. Wayne Margolis
SchmoozersAll Industries Lauren Brooks & Associates Rita & Barry DavisEntre’ Business Technology Center Natalie & S.L. Greenberg Peggy and the Greenspan FamilySarah Hawes Beverly & Paul Hay Marsha & Lewis HofferPost Oak Bank Cynthia & Michael Wolf
HaymishehA-1 Filter Service Lori & Brian Alter Bevil’s FloristCalder Cleaners Capital One Bank Cara & Dan EisenMindy & Jay Eisen Stephen Eisen Katherine & Bill FoutsAllison & Mike Getz Robin & John Goebel Ann & Les GoodmanMarc Greenberg Sherry & Paul Horwitz Brandy JohnsonDr. & Mrs. John D. LeBlanc Iris & Jerry Nathan S&R Parker Properties-Ken ParkerMiriam & Jim Thompson The Weinbaum Family
April 14-16 If you need to speak with him during these days, please
April 28-30 call Jane in the Temple Office and she will let Rabbi
May 12-14 Michaels know.
Revised 3-22-17*committee chairperson
COMMITTEES:
Brotherhood OfficersWayne Margolis, PresidentDan Rutman, TreasurerMike Getz, SecretaryMichael T. Wolf, First Vice-PresidentStephen Bender, Second Vice-PresidentKen Parker, Past-President
Building & Grounds*Mike Spector
By-Laws/Policies*Marleen Swerdlow
Cemetery*Alan Sampson, Paul Hay, Mike Spector
Endowment Fund Advisors*Michael T. Wolf, Rita Davis, S.L. Greenberg
Facility Site Usage*Cheryl Barenberg
Finance*Bobby Chapman, Cheryl Barenberg, StephenBender, Becky Gale, Jerry Nathan, Michael T. Wolf
Havdallah*Paul Horwitz
Humanitarian Award CommitteeCheryl Barenberg, Ania Bender, Karen Chapman,Mindy Eisen, Jay Eisen, Allison Nathan Getz, BeverlyHickman-Hay, Wayne Margolis, Gene Thomas,Emily Wheeler, Cynthia Wolf
Investment Advisors*Bobby Chapman, Cheryl Barenberg, BeckyGale, Paul Horwitz, Wayne Margolis,Michael T. Wolf
L’Chaim*Sherry Horwitz
Membership*Judy/Ralph Night
Music*Bobby Chapman/Robert Kramer
Public Affairs*Norma Sampson
Religious School Education*Sarah Thomas, Chair/TreasurerJoshua S. Taub, RabbiSherry HorwitzTracie Horwitz, Sisterhood RepresentativeDan Rutman, Brotherhood Representative
Ritual/Worship*Wayne Margolis, Stephen Bender, BeverlyHickman-Hay, Sherry Horwitz, Robert Kramer,Gail Williams, Michael T. Wolf
, ParliamentarianBeverly Hickman-Hay, Immediate Past-PresidentEsterlyn Dugan, Allison Nathan Getz, Judy Granger,Natalie Greenberg, Susan Margolis, Directors-At-LargeSherry Horwitz, Kitchen CoordinatorSarah Thomas, Religious School LiaisonAnn Goodman, College Connection ChairpersonAnia Bender and Mindy Eisen, Social ActionFern Roos, MembershipLori Alter, Historian
Social Justice*Cynthia Wolf, Rita Davis, Allison NathanGetz - Ex-Officio, Mike Getz, Linda Goldstein, AnnGoodman, Sarah Goodman, Judy Granger, BruceHoffer, Brandy Johnson, Pat Klein, Susan Margolis,Regina Rogers, Norma Sampson, Mike Spector, GeneThomas, Laura Thomas, Emily Wheeler, MargaretWhipkey, Michael T. Wolf
Allison Nathan Getz - President; Cheryl Barenberg - President-Elect; Bobby Chapman - Treasurer; Beverly Hickman-Hay - Secretary;Robin Goebel - Sisterhood President; Dr. Wayne Margolis - Brotherhood President;
Brian Alter, Rita Davis, Stephen Eisen, Bruce Hoffer, Ken Parker, Stephen Roos, Norma Sampson, Gene Thomas, Cynthia Wolf
2017 Temple Emanuel Board of Trustees
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