Congregation Shaarey Zedek Recorder Feb-Mar-Apr 2014

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Recorder T H E

CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK

VOL. LXXXII NO. 3 • FEBRUARY-MARCH-APRIL 2014 • ADAR I-ADAR II-NISAN 5774

HELENA ZWEIGAS QUEEN ESTHER.SEE PAGE 2

Happy

Purim!


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On the Cover:Congratulations to CSZ’s Purim Cover Contest winner Helena Zweig , who

entry was titled Me as Queen Esther. Helena is five years old, is a kindergart

student at Hillel and is the daughter of Susan Zweig and Russell Orlando, a

the granddaughter of Barbara and Eugene (z’l) Zweig.

ADULTSSaturday,

March 15, 20148:30 p.m.

FAMILIESSunday,

March 16, 201411:00 a.m.

Walt-z on over to Shaarey Zedek

for a very Goofy time!8:30 P.M. EVENING SERVICE AND TRADITIONAL MEGILLAH READING

9:30 P.M. ADULT COMEDY PERFORMANCE FEATURING AVI LIEBERMAN.

Avi was born in Israel, raised in Texas, attended college in New

York, and lives in Los Angeles. His style is a winning combination

of life experiences and topical issues told through a

varied blend of characters and voices with

worldwide expertise.

Sunday: Be the Belle of the ball at the Family Purim Carnival!

Saturday: Shake your groggers and Tınkerbells!

• CARNIVAL GAMES

• CLOWNS• SLOT CAR RACING

• INFLATABLES

• FACE PAINTING

• FOOD• DANCING WITH STAR TRAX

And More!

Generously sponsored by theSidney Katzman Memorial Fund

Freefood and specialPurim Drinks!

Win!Call the Purim Hotlin248.357.5544 ext. 2by March 13, 2013and enter to win a

Google Nexus tablet

FAMILY PURIM SHPIEL

AND COSTUME PARADEBRING AN UNOPENED BOX OF PASTA TOSHAKE AS A GROGGER AND DONATE TO

Y AD EZRA AT THE END OF THE SERVICE


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Purim “Mick-illah” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Rabbinic Reflections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Calendars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7

Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-10

Passover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-13Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17

Affiliates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19

Education & Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-24

Adult Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Yahrzeits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-28

Memoriams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29

Tributes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-37

Quality Kosher Catering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Scholar-in-Residnce Weekend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Woman’s World . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

SynagogueContact InformationVisit us on the web at www.shaareyzedek.org

or follow us on Twitter @shaareyzedek

Synagogue Office27375 Bell RoadSouthfield, Michigan 48034-2079

Phone: 248.357.5544 • Fax 248.357.0227Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Friday

Please note our office will be closed for Passover onthe following dates: Tuesday, April 15, Wednesday,April 16; Monday, April 21 and Tuesday, April 22, 2014.

CSZ Clover Hill Park Cemetery2425 East Fourteen Mile RoadBirmingham, Michigan 48009Phone: 248.723.8884 • 248.723.8886

www.cloverhillpark.org

Connect With UsRabbi Joseph H. Krakoff ( @rabbikrakoff) .............. ................ ............... ................ ............... ................ ............... ............. [email protected]

Rabbi Aaron L. Starr ( @rabbistarr, Rabbi Aaron Starr) .............. ................ ............... ............... ................ ............... ....... [email protected]

Hazzan David Propis, Cantor .................................................................................................................................................... [email protected]

Leonard Gutman, Assistant Cantor ............................................................................................................................................ [email protected]

Cantor Chaim Najman, DM, Emeritus ....................................................................................................................................... [email protected]

Shira Shapiro, Executive Director ............................................................................................................................................. [email protected]

Janet Pont, Director of Member Support Services .......................................................................................................................... [email protected]

Tobye Bello, Program Director ...................................................................................................................................................... [email protected]

Ronald Miller, CPA, Controller .................................................................................................................................................... [email protected]

Shelley Golsky, Office Manager ................................................................................................................................................. [email protected] Allison Gutman, Assistant Director of Education and Youth ..................................................................................................... [email protected]

David Lerner, Director of Youth and Young Adult Programming ................................................................................................. [email protected]

Mary Knoll, President ................................................................................................................................................................. [email protected]

Larry Nemer, Vice President ....................................................................................................................................................... [email protected]

Robert Goodman, Vice President .......................................................................................................................................... [email protected]

Jeri Fishman, At-Large Member of the Executive Board ............................................................................................................ [email protected]

Janice Stoneman, At-Large Member of the Executive Board ................................................................................................... [email protected]

Rick Cohen, At-Large Member of the Executive Board ........................................................................................................... [email protected]

CSZ Men’s Club, Affiliate ....................................................................................................................................................... [email protected]

CSZ Seniors, Affiliate .................................................................................................................................................................. [email protected]

CSZ Sisterhood, Affiliate ........................................................................................................................................................ [email protected]

C O N T E N T S

Congregation Shaarey Zedek is a warm, welcoming, inclusive and egalitarian Conservative Jewish community.

We provide to all generations innovative, stimulating and diverse spiritual, educational leadership and social opportunities

that nurture our love and commitment to Jewish life, our Synagogue, our country and the State of Israel.

Our spiritual direction is led by committed, knowledgeable and caring clergy available to all.

Together, we participate in celebrating our history, enriching our community and planning our future.

D A Y L I G H T S A V I N G S T I M E B E G I N S

SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 2014 at 2:00 a.m.C H A N G E C L O C K S F O R W A R D O N E H O U R


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While the High Holy Days and

Chanukah were very early this

year, Purim and Passover are

later than might have been anticipated.

How is this possible? Remember that the Jewish calendar is a

lunar calendar, and there are only 354 days in a year. With

approximately 11 fewer days in a Jewish year than in a secular

year, after three years’ time, the Jewish calendar would lose an

entire month. For that reason, we insert a leap month at the

very end of the Jewish year. is means that on February 1,

2014 we begin Adar I (the twelfth month) and on March 3,

2014 we begin Adar II (a thirteenth Hebrew month!). is also

means Purim is pushed back to Adar II and is celebrated on

Saturday night, March 15 and Sunday, March 16, 2014.

Since we now have one additional month to prepare for

Purim, let me put forth that there are actually four mitzvot

(commandments) to fulfill: hearing the Megillah read evening

and morning, giving gifts to friends ( Mishloach manot ), giving

gifts to those in need ( Matanot l’evyonim), and partaking in

festive meal (seudah) on Purim afternoon.

It is interesting to note that Purim originally appeared amo

the Jews of Persia who, even before the onset of Purim as a form

holiday, were accustomed to celebrating a spring masquera

festival each year in the middle of the last winter month. It is al

noteworthy that in the Book of Esther, God’s name is never me

tioned, despite the fact that throughout the Tanakh (Jewish Bib

nothing takes place without God’s intervention.

Purim is the only Jewish holiday not imbued with som

form of religious solemnity. It is a day of great feasting an

drinking (responsibly, please!) until we cannot decipher betwe

the phrases “blessed is Mordechai” and “cursed is Haman.” O

the deepest level, though, Purim is about putting on our mas

and costumes in order to reveal our true identity. It is actua

a very profound concept and one worth contemplating.

Susan, Atara, Micah and Elan join me in wishing you

Happy Purim and a Happy Passover!

A Late Purim: The Lunar Calendar RevealedRabbi Joseph H. Krakoff [email protected] • @rabbikrakoff

What is it that keeps you up at

night? ank God, for a majority of Jews, it is not the

threat of annihilation that we confront–as

they did in the days of Purim–or the question of from where our

next meal might come–as they did in the days of the Exodus

that we celebrate on Passover. Rather, we worry about aging

parents or raising good, Jewish children and grandchildren. We

worry about job stability or retirement realities. We worry

about our own health and the health of those whom we love.

We worry about the future of the Jewish people and we worry

whether the lives we are leading are ones of true meaning and

purpose. We worry about our legacies and about how and if we will be remembered after our days on earth come to an end.

We worry. We ALL worry.

Yet, it is those exact worries that our synagogue addresses on a

daily basis. rough our prayer services and our adult education

opportunities, we confront the realities of life in the 21st century

and seek to find comfort from, and meaning in, those concerns.

rough individual conversations with Rabbi Krakoff and me, or

with Hazzan Propis and Assistant Cantor Gutman, we can ad-

dress specific situations and invite God into our lives. rough

spending times with friends new and old within the synagogue,

we come to learn that there are others sharing the same c

cerns; we come to discover we are not alone in our struggrough engaging Jewish life in our most difficult times as w

as our most joyful (note: Purim and Passover are holidays

celebration!), we remember that there is strength in faith.

And, while the majority of Jews are not threatened w

physical annihilation or crises of hunger, there are some w

still are. As a community, we can more successfully protect Is

from her enemies and we more actively rally together in t

acts of Tikkun Olam: helping to feed the hungry and raise up

poor. e stories of Purim and Passover are not one-time eve

but recurring themes in history. Let us not forget that the

tion that sought to destroy the Jews during the time of Puis the same seeking to develop nuclear technology today (P

sia = Iran). Let us also not forget the Passover obligation t

each of us must regard ourselves as having come out of Egy

and that we must declare, Let all who are hungry come and

Congregation Shaarey Zedek is truly a sacred commun

Let us join together in the coming months to address those c

cerns that keep us up at night; let us unite to right the wro

of society; and, perhaps most of all, let us together celebrate

miracles God performed for us in days of old … and today as w

What is it that keeps you up at night?Rabbi Aaron L. Starr [email protected] • @rabbistarr Rabbi Aaron Starr

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S E R V I C E S

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8 TERUMAHFEBRUARY 1JONAH ROSS WEINBAUM

Son of:Lisa and Marc Weinbaum

Brother of:Adam, Anna and Robert

Grandson of:Shirley Ann and Neal Kruman Jeanette and Seymour (z’l) Weissman

TETZAVEHFEBRUARY 1 - HAVDALAHAARON JACOB FORBES

Son of:Catherine and Nathan Forbes

Brother of:Andew, Caitlin and Tony

Grandson of:Maddie and Sidney Forbes

Connie and H. John (z’l) Jacobs

SHEKALIM-PEKUDEIMARCH 1IAN ZERKEL

Son of:Emma and Michael Zerkel

Brother of:Leah

Grandson of:Robyn (z’l) and Jay (z’l) Gorell

Dorothy Nelson and Michael KleerekoperMarlene and David Zerkel

Great-Grandson of:Rose Miller

Beatrice Zerkel

TETZAVEHFEBRUARY 8HANNAH LILLY KNOLL

Daughter of:Lisa Knoll and David Knoll

Sister of:Sydney

Granddaughter of:Maureen Fill

Craina Knoll (z’l)Richard Knoll

Barbara and Joel Leib

VAYIKRAMARCH 8DALIA SCHWARZBAUM

Daughter of:Bea and Paul Schwarzbaum

Sister of:Ezra

Granddaughter of:Leon and Enid

Manee and Saeng

VAYIKRAMARCH 1 - HAVDALAHELIANA JULIET SILVERMAN

Daughter of: Jennifer and Paul Silverman

Sister of:Nathan and Levi

Granddaughter of:Leslie and Robert Golding

Renee Dagher and Richard PulfordLila and Gilbert Silverman

Great-Granddaughter of:Dorothy Golding

Fanny Zuckerman

PARAH-SHEMINI

MARCH 22EMILY MORGAN STERN

Daughter of:Marla and Ronald Stern

Sister of:Ethan, Jonah and Noah

Granddaughter of: Joanne and Lawrence Cohen

Francine and Robert Stern

TZAV

MARCH 8 - HAVDALAHSAMUEL ETHAN GAWEL

Son of:Leah and Randall Gawel

Brother of:Sophia

Grandson of:Paula Murray and Norman Silverman

Great-Grandson of:Edna and William Silverman


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HAZZAN DAVID PROPISTHIS SERVICE IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.February 7, 2014March 28, 2014 in conjunction with our Scholar-in-Residence weekend April 11, 2014 as part of the Leyl Chametz Dinner 5:30 p.m. Nosh and Schmooze, 6:00 p.m. ServiceSee page 39 for information on the Scholar-in-Residence Weekend and page 13 for the Leyl Chametz Dinner

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT TOBYE BELLO AT 248.357.5544 OR [email protected]

JOIN US FOR A LIVELY MUSICAL

FRIDAY EVENING SERVICE FEATURING

Carlebach ShabbatFRIDAYS, FEBRUARY 21, MARCH 21 AND APRIL 25

6:00 p.m.

Shabbat service followed by an Oneg

This fun, uplifting vocal Kabbalat Shabbat service is inspired by the melodies

of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach (z’l) and led by David Lerner

For information, please contact David Lerner at 248.357.5544 or

[email protected]

KEDOSHIMAPRIL 26BENNETT JAY GROSINGER

Son of:Amy and Eric Grosinger

Brother of:Samantha and Ryan

Grandson of:Roberta and Emery Grosinger

Maxine and Herb Weinberg

WHEN YOU CANNOT BEAT SHAAREY ZEDEK

Babs (z’l) and Herb Kaufman Listen-in Program

allows our members to hear Shabbat & Holiday morningservices over the phone. For more information on this,

call the Synagogue office at 248.357.5544

Watch services online by going to our homepage,www.shaareyzedek.org, and clicking on Live Streaming .

Generously sponsored byRichard and Sharon (z’l) Brown.


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MARCH 1, 2013 THROUGH JULY 31, 2014

For more information, please contact Janet Pont, Director of Member Support Services,

at 248.357.5544 [email protected]

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2014SECOND DAY OF ROSH HASHANAH

D E D I C A T I O N O F

MEMORIAL PLAQUES

Our nextMemorial Plaque Dedication

will take place during the Yizkor Service on theeighth day of Passover

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

To purchase a plaque in the nameof a loved one, please contact

Janet Pont at 248.357.5544 or [email protected]

If you would like your plaque to be dedicated during the April Yizkor Service, please

place your order no later than February 20, 2014.

The Men’s Clubis pleased to offer

Yom HaShoah candlesto our Congregation.

Please stop by the

Synagogue office prior toFriday, April 25, 2014to pick up your candle.

Yom

HaShoah Candles

Yom HaShoah is Monday, April 28, 2014.

Your candle should be lit onSunday evening, April 27

after sundown.

In memory ofbeloved father

Manuel Zechmanby Neil Zechman

In memory of beloved husbandJoseph Klaimanby Zelda Klaiman

In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of

Sam Arnoldby Wendy & Philip Arnold

In memory of beloved husbandDr. Robert Tam

by Elizabeth Tam

In memory of beloved husband

Rabbi Irwin Gronerby Rebetzin Leypsa Groner

In memory of beloved fatherIrving Rollinger

and beloved grandmotherBessie Krell

by Susan & Robert Rollinger

In memory of Fanny Eidelman

by the Alemanand Eidelman families

Thank You!Breakfast and S’udah Sh’lishit Sponsors

Sponsor a Morning Minyan breakfast and/or a S’udah Sh’lishit

Please contact Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutman

at 248.357.5544 or [email protected].


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Delegation of Power of Attorney for Sale of ChametzI, the undersigned, fully empower and permit Congregation Shaarey Zedek Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutman toact in my place and stead, and on my behalf to sell all chametz possessed by me (knowingly and unknowingly) asdefined by the Torah and Rabbinic law (e.g. chametz, doubt of chametz, and all kinds of chametz mixtures). Also,chametz that tends to harden and to adhere to the inside surface of pans, pots or cooking and usable utensils, andall kinds of live animals that have been eating chametz or mixtures thereof. And to lease all places wherein thechametz may be found, especially in the premises located at________________________________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESSLeonard Gutman has the full right to sell and lease by transactions, as he deems fit and proper, and for such timewhich he believes necessary in accordance with all detailed terms and detailed forms as explained in the general

authorization contracts which have been given this year to Leonard Gutman to sell chametz.

This general authorization is made a part of this agreement. Also, I do hereby give Leonard Gutman full power andauthority to appoint a substitute in his stead with full power to sell and lease as provided herein. The above givenpower is in conformity with all Torah, Rabbinic regulations and laws, and in accordance with the laws of the Stateof Michigan and of the United States, and to this I hereby affix my signature. Please remember that chametz should not be touched from 10:56 a.m. Monday, April 14 to Tuesday, April 22 after 9:15 p.m.

Name (Please Print): _______________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _______________________________________________ State: _______ Zip Code: ____________________________

Signature: ___________________________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

THIS AGREEMENT MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO THE SYNAGOGUE OFFICENO LATER THAN 7:00 A.M. ON MONDAY, APRIL 14, 2014.

I/We wish to perform the ritual of Mechirat Chametz / Me’ot Chetim,donating money to help buy matzah and Passover food for a family in need.

Please accept my donation of :

$18 $36 $72 Other $ _________________________Please make checks payable to CSZ Men’s Club Me’ot Chetim Project and mail to:

CSZ Men’s Club c/o Congregation Shaarey Zedek • 27375 Bell Road, Southfield, MI 48034-2079 Re: Sale of Chametz

Will You Be the First toFind the Matzah?

The Great AfikomenThe Great Afikomen

Scavenger Hunt Scavenger Hunt Children ages 7-12 are invited to this indoor “road rally” style scavenger hunt, where they can win huge prizes!

Tuesday, April 15, First Day of Pesach

10:30 a.m.

Kermit’s Passover PartyTuesday, April 8, 2014

6:00-7:15 p.m.

Families with young children ages0-5 will gather at the HuntingtonWoods Library for Passover- themed games and snacks.

RSVP to Tobye at 248.357.5544 or [email protected]

COME AND PLAY!


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12 Summary of theRabbinical Assembly Passover Guide 5774

FOODSPROHIBITED FOODS include leavened bread, cakes,biscuits, crackers, cereal, coffees containing cereal derivatives, wheat, barley, oats, spelt, rye, and all liquids containing

ingredients of flavors made from grain alcohol.

PERMITTED FOODS that require no kosher le-Pesach label if purchased prior to Pesach include unopened packages orcontainers of natural coffee without cereal additives (be awarethat coffees produced by General Foods are not kosher forPassover unless marked KP); sugar, pure tea (not herbal tea);salt (not iodized); pepper; natural spices; frozen fruit juices(with no additives); frozen (uncooked) vegetables; milk; but-ter; cottage cheese; cream cheese; ripened cheeses such ascheddar (hard), muenster (semi-soft) and Camembert (soft);frozen (uncooked) fruit (with no additives); baking soda.

PERMITTED FOODS that require no kosher le-Pesach label if purchased before or during Pesach include fresh fruits andvegetables, eggs, fresh fish and fresh meat.

PERMITTED FOODS that require a kosher le-Pesach label if purchased prior to Pesach include all baked products (matzah,cakes, matzah flour, farfel, matzah meal and any productscontaining matzah); canned or bottled fruit juices; cannedtuna; wine; vinegar; liquor; oils; dried fruits; candy; chocolate-flavored milk; ice cream; yogurt and soda.

DETERGENT If permitted during the year, powdered and

liquid detergents do not require a kosher le-Pesach label.

MEDICINE required for life-sustaining therapy may be usedon Pesach. If not for life-sustaining therapy, consult therabbi. In all cases, capsules are preferred to pills, with or withoutchametz binders. Before discontinuing any medication, con-sult the rabbi and physician.

COSMETICS AND TOILETRIES All varieties of body soaps, shampoos and stick deodorantsare permitted for use on Pesach, regardless of ingredients. All types of ointments, creams, nail polish, hand lotions, eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, blush, foot and face powders, ink

and paint may be used, regardless of their ingredients.Colognes, perfumes, hairspray, shaving lotions, anddeodorants that have restorable, denatured alcohol shouldnot be used. is applies only to products in a pure liquidstate. Lipstick that contains chametz should not be used.

KITCHEN SINK A metal sink can be kashered by thoroughly cleaning it, thenleaving it unused for 24 hours, and then pouring boiling water on it. A porcelain sink should be cleaned and a sink rack used. If, however, dishes are to be soaked in a porcelainsink, a dish basin must be used.

KASHERING OF UTENSILSe process of kashering utensils depends on how the utensare used. According to halakah, leaven can be purged froa utensil by the same process in which it was absorbed

the utensil (ke-voleo kakh poleto). erefore, utensils usedcooking are kashered by boiling, those used in broiling akashered by fire and heat, and those used only for cold foare kashered by rinsing.

EARTHENWARE may not be kashered. However, fitranslucent chinaware which has not been used for mothan a year may be used if scoured and cleaned in hot wate

METAL UTENSILS USED IN FIRE Metal (wholly mademetal) utensils used in fire (spit, broiler) must first thoroughly scrubbed and cleansed and then made hot unit glows. ose used for cooking or eating (silverware, pomust be thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned and not used f24 hours. en they are completely immersed in boili water. Metal baking utensils cannot be kashered.

GLASSWARE Authorities disagree as to the method kashering glass utensils used for drinking and eating. Oopinion required soaking in water for three days, changithe water every 24 hours. e other opinion requires onthat one thoroughly scrub them or put them through a dis washer. Glass cookware includes cookware made of modematerials that are as non-porous as glass, such as Pyreere is a difference of opinion as to whether glass cookwa

needs to be kashered. One opinion is that it must be kasered. After thoroughly cleaning it, wait 24 hours. en, b water in it that overflows the rim, or immerse it into boili water. e other opinion is that, only a thorough cleansiis required. Others believe that glass cookware cannot kashered. Glass bakeware, like metal bakeware, cannot kashered for Passover.

TABLES, CLOSETS AND COUNTERSIf used with chametz, they should be thoroughly cleanand covered, and then they may be used. Note that tcovering material should be made of material that is neasily torn.

CHAMETZ ANDNON-PASSOVER UTENSILS

Non-Passover dishes, pots and chametz whose ownershhas been transferred to a non-Jew should be separatelocked up or covered, and marked in order to preveaccidental use.

For more detailed information, as well as additional categorirefer to the website of the Rabbinical Assembly www.rabbinicalassembly.org/pesah-guide.


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Leyl Chametz Kabbalat Shabbat Service and Dinner

The Torah prohibits the eating of chametz (leavened bread) during the festival of Pesach (Exodus12:15-20), referring to food prepared from five species of grain—wheat, barley, oats, spelt, andrye—that has been allowed to rise. To theseforbidden grains, Ashkenazic rabbis added rice, millet,corn, and legumes (kitniyot ). Before the advent of Pesach all leaven must be removed from one’spremises/legal possession.

e Selling of Leaven ( Mechirat Chametz)One must not have any leaven in his/her legal possession during Pesach. To sell excess chametz, we use an authorizationdocument that gives Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutman, the buyer, power of attorney to sell it to someone who is not Jew-ish. ose who wish to sell their leaven sign their names under this agency appointment and authorize Assistant CantorGutman to act on their behalf. At the conclusion of Pesach he/she buys it back. While this transaction is not intended tobe a real sale, it satisfies the requirement of the law forbidding the possession of leaven by Jews during Passover. You canform from page 11 or sign it at morning minyan beginning the week before Pesach.

e Search for Leaven ( Bedikat Chametz) - Sunday evening, April 13 e night before Pesach, immediately after sundown, we begin the search for leaven. Our aim is to insure that no leaven hasbeen left behind after the cleaning of the house. Places where no leaven is used during the year do not need to be searched.

e procedure is as follows: a candle is lit, the blessing is recited, and the house is searched by the light of the candle. Sinceby this time the house has been cleaned thoroughly and the chances of finding any leaven are minimal, it has become cus-tomary to put a number of bread pieces in places where they can be easily found. e crumbs of bread that are found andthe leaven left over for breakfast should be guarded carefully lest a new search become necessary. Kits are available from CSZMen’s Club by calling the Synagogue.

e Nullification and Burning of Leaven ( Bittul/Biur Chametz) After the search for leaven, one recites the formula for bittul chametz – nullification. e following morning (Monday, April14, 2014), between ten and eleven o’clock, the leaven is disposed of and the formula for bittul/biur chametz is recited. If aperson is leaving on a trip during the thirty days preceding Pesach and does not plan to be back by the start of Pesach, he/sheshould perform bedikat chametz without a blessing before departing (prior to the thirty days preceding Pesach nobedikah is necessary). Families that go away for the entire Pesach period should sell their leaven and lock up the house. ey

need not do any additional preparation for Pesach.

e Fast of the First-Born - Monday, April 14, 2014- 7:00 a.m. A first-born son should fast on this day to commemorate the deliverance of the first-born Israelites in Egypt. Rabbi Krakoff will celebrate a siyyum (concluding a section of Rabbinic literature he has been learning) after morning services. Sinceeating at such an occasion is a mitzvah, any first-born who present at the siyyum may join in the festivities and eat, thereby counteracting the fast.

Getting Ready for Passover 2014/5774

Friday, April 11, 20145:30 p.m. Nosh & Schmooze • 6:00 p.m.

$25 Members • $35 Non-Members • $5 Children

Finished cleaning for Pesach and still need your Shabbat chametz?STOP! We have you covered. Register and join us for a deliciousShabbat dinner. No mess, no fuss and no chametz in your house!If your out-of-town guests are coming early, bring them to CSZ!

RSVP to Tobye Bello at 248.357.5544 or [email protected]


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FEBRUARYMarvin AronovitzFrances BarskyRuth BeckGilbert Borman

Marvin Cherrin

Lawrence ElkusMarcy FeldmanBarbra GilesDoreen Hermelin Joan Inwald

Joel Jacob

Ruben Kurnetz Jain LauterMichael LeveyLynn LeviMitchell Ribitwer

Linda Rosberg

Jeffrey RothenbergSteven SchlaferPamela TorracoA. Robert ZeffStanley Zeidner

APRILBeverly BakerFirooz Banooni

Norman Beitner Jan BerrisSam BeznosCarol Bromberg Justin CeresnieMitchell CicurelHarold Daitch

Pamela DavidLisa FeldbergDarren Findling

Donna GorenTamara GoroshAlan KanterHerbert KaufmanMichael KentAlyssa Knoll Jerold Levine

A Bart LewisArlene LichtHerman Lifton

Kimberly Lotzoff Beth MargolinStephanie MillerAlan Must Janet Pont Jenifer RosenwasserStephen Rosman

Michele SaulsonSandra Schechter Judy Shapiro

Esther SiegelSamantha SiegelSusan Small Judith SternbergDavid Victor

MARCHMildred BernsteinRonald BerrisNorman BrantHerbert BrodeMarc BrodskyHeidi BudajEstelle ElkusDolores FishmanSteven Fishman

Paul FreedmanHenry GoldbergBarbara Goldstein Jodi GoodmanMarjorie GrossmanMicki GrossmanMillicent GrossmanLois KaplowWilliam KohenAlene Landau

David MossAnita NaftalyLarry NemerRussell OrlandoRhoda PerlinLawrence PrussackBrad RosenElizabeth RubinsteinRowe RuchKelli Saperstein

Stanley SatovskyGlenn ShapiroPearl Sherman Jay ShienbaumAmelia SteigerLeora TapperRuth Tobias

“SPECIAL” BIRTHDAYS

FEBRUARY20th Wendy and Jeffrey Eisenshtadt

Laurie and Bradley Sabin15th David and Candy Cuttner

MARCH70th Shirley and Alvin Lezell60th Naomi and Jerome Kelman55th Phyllis and Sheldon Lublin50th Rena and Gerald Chernow

Miriam and William Konstantin45th Sharon and Phillip Cohen25th Laurie and Greg Katz

Denise and Fred KaltElizabeth and Aaron Sherbin

20th Yvette and Mark Diamond15th Andrea and Marc Wolf

APRIL60th Audrey and Bertram Spiwak30th Margo and Michael Siegel

Barbara and Jeffrey Shillma25th Linda and Spencer Minns

Linda and Kenneth Gold

“SPECIAL” ANNIVERSARIES

Congregation Shaarey Zedek celebrates with you on your special occasion.

L’CHAIM!

MAZEL TOV! FROM YOUR SHAAREY ZEDEK FAMILY AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Mazel Tov to Sarah and Matthew Rappaport on the opening of their new business, e Tutoring Center of Birmingham. Matthew isthe son of Ilene Rappaport and the brother of Megan Topper. We

wish them much success.Mazel Tov to Ronald Victor who has been named an Up and

Coming Lawyer of the year 2013 by Michigan Lawyers Weekly. Ronald was honored at a special luncheon at the Troy Marriott Hotel. He isthe son of Denise and Richard Victor and the husband of Heather.

Mazel Tov to Betsy Kellman upon receiving the Director’s Com-munity Leadership Award presented by the Federal Bureau of Inves-tigation. Betsy served the Jewish community as the Regional Directorof the Anti-Defamation League. She is currently a consultant to theDetroit Crime Commission. Betsy and her husband, Joel, have beenmembers of our congregation for more than 30 years.

Mazel Tov to Suretta and Alan Must as their son-in-law, AndreDouville, has been honored with the Beacon of Light Award by Stand

With Us-Michigan, for his continued support for the State of Israel.

He has been the head of the annual Walk for Israel since 2005 and cently became its CEO. Andre serves the Jewish community as tExecutive Director of Temple Shir Shalom. He and his wife, Amhave four children.

Mazel Tov to Dr. Sylvia Koss, as she celebrated her 95th birthdaMazel Tov to Sophie and Jonah Erlich, a special sibs connectio

as they have successfully created a tee shirt fundraiser for the Isa Agree Downtown Synagogue. e shirts say Daven Downtown athey have already sold more than 80 shirts. Sophie and Jonah are children of Renee and Craig Erlich and the grandchildren of Hlene and Marvin Cherrin.

ENGAGEMENTS & MARRIAGESMazel Tov to Elyse and Richard Jacobs on the recent marria

of their daughter, Megan to Matthew Swain. Megan is the grandaughter of Dr. Sylvia Koss and the late Bernard (z’l) Koss. Shealso the granddaughter of the late Sonia and I. Murray Jacobs (zMegan is the great-granddaughter of Rachel and David Radin.


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February 9, 2014

4:00 p.m.

Come to Congregation Shaarey Zedek to hear our own Hindy Najman,

Associate Professor of Religious Studiesat Yale University, as she speaks on

e Beginnings of Judaism: New Perspectives

For information, please contact Tobye Bello at248.357.5544 or [email protected].

ere is no charge to attend this event,

which is co-sponsored with

Hindy Najman

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2014

7:30 P.M.

CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK27375 BELL ROAD, SOUTHFIELD

Patron of the ArtsPreferred Front Seating • $118

Sponsor Mid-Level Seating • $54

General AdmissionMembers $18 • Non-Members $25

FOR RESERVATIONS OR INFORMATION,

PLEASE CONTACT TOBYE BELLO

AT [email protected]

OR 248.357.5544

GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY

Joyce and George Blum AND THEBetty Fishman Memorial Fund

A SPECIAL EVENING WITH

THE

Tel AvivCantorial Institute

Choir


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MEETINGNOTICE

Shaarey Zedek’s

153rd Annual Meeting

will be held

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

7:00 p.m.

Please save the date

and look foradditional information

coming soon.

Visiting

the Sick Due to privacy rules,

hospitals are no longerable to provide the

synagogue with a list of Jewish patients.

e only way we know that you, a relative

or friend is in the hospital

is if we are informed.Please contact

Kelly Woerner at248.357.5544 or

[email protected] you know of one of our

members who is in thehospital, so our clergy

can be in touch with them.

The Michigan Board of Cantors

P E R F O R M S

To Everything There is a Season

Thursday, March 27, 2014 • 7:30 p.m.Temple Israel

5725 Walnut Lake Road, West BloomfieldImmediately following the concert, please join us

for a dessert reception with our honorees.

This year, the JCC Stephen Gottlieb Music Series hosts Earl Berris from Congrega-tion B’nai Moshe, Tiffany Green from Temple Kol Ami, Samuel Greenbaum fromCongregation Beth Shalom, Daniel Gross from Adat Shalom Synagogue, LeonardGutman from Congregation Shaarey Zedek , Rachel Gottlieb Kalmowitz from Tem-ple Beth El, Frank Lanzkron-Tamarazo from Congregation Beth Shalom, NeilMichaels from Temple Israel, David Propis from Congregation Shaarey Zedek ,Pamela Schiffer from Congregation Shaarey Zedek East Lansing, Michael Smolashfrom Temple Israel, and Penny Styer from Temple Shir Shalom.

Tickets on sale. JCC Member: $32 • Non-Member: $42

(Prices include service charge)For more information, or to become a Patron, please contact

JCC Music Series Director Linda Levy 248.432.5652 or [email protected]

Underwritten by the William and Audrey Farber Family Fund

Blood Drive

SPONSORED BY SHAAREY ZEDEK SISTERHOOD AND MEN’S CLUB

Sunday, February 2

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.at Congregation Shaarey Zedek

Choose your donation time at www.redcross.org,

select Sponsor Code CSZ-TBE and pick a slot.

Donors must be at least 17 years old and bring a

driver’s license, a donor card, or other form of ID.


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Join Rabbi StarrJULY 1, 2014 TO

AUGUST 1, 2014Students in grades 9 to 12

are eligibleInterested? Get on the List!

Contact Danielle Longoat 248.203.1467 or [email protected]

Are you seeking employmentor know someone who needs

assistance with his/her job search?

Congregation Shaarey Zedek is taking a proactiveapproach to help keep individuals and families inMetro Detroit by directly and confidentially matching candidates with potential job opportunities. Our teamof professional volunteers is prepared to hear from you.

Send your resumé to [email protected],

and we could help find you opportunities like these:

Shaarey Zedek’s volunteer days at ForgottenHarvest on December 24 and 25, 2013 wouldnot have been successful without the time andhard work donated by our wonderful volunteers.

A very special ank You to everyone whopitched in, including event chair Steve Korn.

MITZVAH

DAYS

• Branch manager, titlecompany

• Inside sales, communicationequipment company

• Vocational rehabcounselor and work coach

• Administrative assistant incommercial real estate firm

• Help desk techniciansporting goods company

• IT support for web focusedretail business

• Executive administrativeposition: engineering firm

• Executive director, COOperson with MBA

• Hotel, facility manager• Communication, sales person• Attorney just out of law

school• Social worker, experienced

administrative skills• Graphic arts specialist• Supply chain person, black

belt in quality

• Newly graduated civil engi-neer, interested in road design

• Financial analyst, Wall Streetexperience, just relocated

• Attorney experienced innon profits, school man-agement

• Apartment and commercialproperty manager.

• Executive level marketing and social media expert

Do you have an opening? We have candidates:

THANK YOU!


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Intercongregational Dinner MEN’S CLUB

with Guest Speaker

CharlieLangtonLegal Analyst for

Fox Detroit and

WWJ

Thursday, February 13, 20146:00 p.m. - Appetizers & Cocktails

6:45 p.m. - Dinner

Adat Shalom Synagogue29901 Middlebelt Road, Farmington Hills

$54 per personRSVP to Mike Tobin at

[email protected]

EUCHRE • GIN RUMMY • RUMMIKUB • DOMINOES • PAN • CALUCCI • MAH JONGG • BRIDGE • CANASTA • POKER

EUCHRE • GIN RUMMY • RUMMIKUB • DOMINOES • PAN • CALUCCI • MAH JONGG • BRIDGE • CANASTA • POKER E U C H R E • G I N R

U M M Y • R U M M I K U B • D O M I N O E S

• P A N •

C A L U C C I • M A H J

O N G G • B R I D G E • C A N A S T A • P O K E R • E U C H R E • G I N R

U M M Y • R U M M I K U B • D O M I N O E S • P A N •

C A L U C C I • M A H J

O N G G

• B R I D G E • C A N A S T A • P O K E R

E U C HR E • GI N R UMMY • R UMMI K UB • D OMI N OE S • P AN • C AL U C C I • MAH J ON

G G

• B R I D GE • C ANA S T A• P OK E R • E U C HR E • GI N R UMMY • R UMMI K UB • D OMI N OE S • P AN • C AL U

C C I • MAH J ON G G

• B R I D GE • C ANA S T A• P OK E R

p.m.a.m.

February 13March 20

April 10

Reservations are required no later thanthe Monday prior to play.

For more information, or to reserveyour seat, please contact

Tobye Bello at 248.357.5544 [email protected]

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SHE’S BACK!Sisterhood presents their annual community-wide girls’ night out.

An unforgettable event, complete with bazaar delights, belly dancing, henna bodyart, Middle Eastern food, sounds and smells, and original tantalizing drinks!

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2014 • 7:00 P.M.$25 per person

RSVP by February 18, 2014 to 248.357.5544 or [email protected]

V ashti’s Banquet


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OPENING MEETINGfeaturing

HAZZAN DAVID PROPISWednesday, March 5, 2014

1:00 p.m.

Reservations Requested

A musical afternoon with

THEVARITONESWednesday, April 9, 20141:00 p.m.

For more information, please call Janet Pont at 248.357.5544

Violinist

HARRY HOVAKIMIANWednesday, March 12, 20141:00 p.m.

Make it more than just

Matzah and Maror Same old ideas for Pesach – need something new?

We have just the event for you.

Tell us something you do, or an idea you can share

at will help us all for Pesach to prepare.

Share a tradition, a joke, a Seder item, or tale,

And we’ll assemble a booklet using our e-mail.

It could be a recipe you love, or something you do.

What makes the Pesach holiday special for you?

Share cake, coffee and ideas with Sisterhood

Tuesday, March 25, 20147:30 p.m. at CSZ

Free of charge, and go home

with a souvenir bookletRSVP by Tuesday, March 18, 2014 to

[email protected] or248.357.5544

To have your idea appear in thesouvenir booklet, it must be submitted

to Eileen Glogower by ursday,March 13, 2014. E-mail [email protected]

Feel the spirit and warmth!Our Shabbat Lunch

has become the place to be!

Sisterhood Shabbat Lunchis supported entirely by contributions

to the Sisterhood Shabbat Lunch Fund.Please contact Janice Stonemanat 248.770.3454 for details.

S H A B B A T L U N C H


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ThrillingThursdays

Children ages 0-5 years bring an adultand join us each Thursday morning fora kid-friendly, creative and innovativeexperience.

You won’t want to miss any of our themedplay sessions!

Each session is open to the community,and is FREE!

For more information, contactTobye Bello at 248.357.5544 [email protected]

Come play and exploreat Congregation Shaarey Zedek

10:00 a.m.

February 9, 13, 20, 27, 2014March 9, 13, 20, 27, 2014April 3, 10, 17, 24, 2014

Come to CSZ for fun, F R E E Youth Shabbat experiences!

PreschoolerMe & My

A parent-child experience forchildren to years of age.10:45 a.m. Every Week!

A parent-child experience for

children to years of age

Shabbat 4 Kidz

FREE joyful classes with music, snacks, Shabbat-oriented games and small group activities.

Programs will continue in the Sanctuary for an end-of-servicestreat.

FREE adult and kid-friendly community lunch follows.

For more information, pleasecontact Rabbi Aaron Starrat [email protected] or 248.357.5544.

10:45 a.m. with Darrien Sherman February 8, 2014February 22, 2014March 29, 2014April 26, 2014

Ruach ActivitiesA lively Shabbat babysitting

experience for childrenages 2-7 years whose parents

wish to attend services10:00 a.m. every week


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Religious School Yom Ruach DaysOur monthly Ruach days bring fun, enjoyment

and humor into Religious School. Smile with us!

March 2: Grade Color DayShow off your class spirit by wearing

the color assigned to your grade:Kindergarten - Yellow

First Grade - RedSecond Grade - PurpleThird Grade - White

Fourth Grade - BrownFifth Grade - GreenSixth Grade - Blue

Seventh Grade - Black

March 16: Costume DayWear your favorite costume as we

celebrate Purim together!

April 27: Camp DayWhat summer camp do you attend?

Show off your camp pride by wearingyour favorite gear!

February 2, 2014

9:45 a.m.Temple Israel

5725 Walnut Lake Road

West Bloomfield

Sixth grade students and their families will learn

about ways to help our Detroit Jewish

community. Help a family through a

“choose your own adventure” activity,

shop for mitzvah opportunities at the

Mitzvah Mall, and help determine

which agencies will receivedonations from money collected

throughout the day.

For more information, please contact Allison at

248.357.5544 or [email protected].

Kindergarten and First Grade students:

Help celebrateIsrael’s 65th Birthday!

March 2, 20149:50 a.m.

Shalom Street

JCC West Bloomfield6600 West Maple Road

Children free/ adults $5 eachVisit all your favoriteIsraeli cities and sites!

RSVP by February 23 to Allison at248.357.5544 or

[email protected]

Mosaic Candlestick Craft withGail Rosenbloom Kaplan

February 2, 20149:30-10:40 a.m.

Fourth grade Shaarey Zedek

and Hillel students will create

mosaic candlesticks with

Artist-in-Residence

Gail Rosenbloom Kaplan.

Cost: $42 for Hillel students

CSZ Religious School students are free.

For information, please contact

Allison at 248.357.5544 or

[email protected]


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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

CHOCOLATE SEDER

SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 201411:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Students in grades 4-7will engage in a creative,exciting seder opportunity

using onlyCHOCOLATE!

Seventh grade studentswill join their parents

for a special tour of theHolocaust Memorial Center

Monday, March 24, 20146:00-8:15 p.m.28123 Orchard Lake RoadFarmington Hills.

Admission is free for studentswith a $5 suggested donationfor parents.

RSVP by February 17 toAllison at 248.357.5544 [email protected]

There’s Matzah family funat Shalom Street.

Come put on an apron and join us!

Kitah Gimmel (Third grade) Religious School classes

will have the incredible opportunity to participate in the exciting

Matzah Factory!

Sunday, March 3010:00 a.m.

Meet at the JCC West Bloomfield

Seventh Grade Visit to

Sunday, April 27, 20149:30 a.m.

2425 East 14 Mile RoadBirmingham

Seventh grade Religious School studentswill visit the cemetery for a chance

to observe a G’nizah ceremony.Students will meet their teachers

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Why Join MCUSY?• Local events like our upcoming Israeli Culture Night

on February 23, or our Purim-style Limo ScavengerHunt on March 23

• USY regional conventions• Volunteering/community service opportunities• Leadership development• Connecting with local teens• See our recent Jewish News article, Motor City USY

To learn more about us, visit our Motor City USY Facebook page,join our Facebook Group, or contact MCUSY Youth Director David Lerner at 248.357.5544 or [email protected].

CRUSY Specialty KinnusFebruary 6-9, 2014

Adath Israel, Cincinnati, Ohio$185 per personSpecialty Kinnus is a unique Jewish experience focusing on social

action and Israel affairs. Throughout the weekend, Jewish teens in

grades 8-12 from throughout the Midwest will volunteer, participate

in interactive Israel programs and games, and have fun.

RSVP by January 24, 2014 to www.crusy.org/specialtykinnus.For more information, contact David Lerner at 248.357.5544 or [email protected].

CRUSY Regional Convention

April 3-6, 2014Hiram House Camp, Cleveland, Ohio$255 per personAt the final convention for the year, elections for the new executive

board take place, along with study sessions and activities planned

by the teens.

RSVP to www.crusy.org/regionals.For more information, contact David Lerner at 248.357.5544 or [email protected].

FEEDING THE HUNGRY • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 20142:30-6:30 P.M. DROP-OFF & PICK-UP AT ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE

NATIONAL DAY OF SERVICE • SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 2014INFORMATION TO COME

Sixth through Eighth grade students will volunteer to combat hunger in theDetroit area. For information or to get involved, please contact DavidLerner at 248.357.5544 or [email protected], visit the J-Serve

website at www.jservedetroit.org, or the Facebook Page JSERVEDetroit.

March 9, 201412:15-3:00 p.m.CSZ Youth Lounge

Third through Fifth grade Religious School and

Hillel students will create Mishloach Manot parcels,

which will be delivered to a variety of residents of

senior facilities, Jewish Family Service clients, Yad

Ezra and others.

Munchies,

Mitzvahs and

Sunday, April 27, 201412:15-5:00 p.m.

Pizza and Mitzvah Partyat CSZ to benefit

Project Night Night

ird through Fifth grade Religious School andHillel students are invited to make blankets forhomeless children, and can also donate new orgently-used books and stuffed animals.

Afterward, bus transportation will be provided for an

afternoon of fun and games at Marvin’s MarvelousMechanical Museum in Farmington Hills.

Cost for the day is $20.

Parent pickup is at the Museum, and parents areinvited to stay and play.

Join us! RSVP by April 24, 2014 to David Lerner at248.357.5544 or [email protected]


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Adult Learning Opportunities

Shabbat Lunch and Learn Following the ongregational Lunch

THE GOLDEN CALF EXPOSED with Rabbi Joseph Krakoff

February 8, 2014

HEAVENLY BARBEQUE OR HUMAN NEED: UNDERSTANDING THE SACRIFICES with Rabbi Aaron Starr

March 8, 2014

No Charge. For information, please contact Karen Davis at 248.357.5544 or [email protected].

Wine & TheologyThursday, February 6, 20147:30 p.m.

an evening featuring Hazzan David Propisat the home of Michael Langnas.Sponsored by Men’s Club

For information, please contact the

Synagogue office at 248.357.5544 [email protected].

FedEd All classes meet at the Max M. Fisher Jewish Federation building.To register, call 248.205.2557.FedEd is a program of Federation’s Alliance for Jewish Education.Jewish Men, Jewish Women: Gender Roles through the Ages with Rabbi Aaron StarrGender roles in Judaism have evolved significantly since the days of the Torah, and often remain a point of contention today. What does Judaism teach us aboutthe role of men and women in Judaism? What does it mean to be a Jewish man? A Jewish woman? How do we understand traditional permissions andprohibitions when it comes to men and women in Judaism?

11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.8 weeks: Mar. 6, 13, 20, 27, Apr. 3, 24, May 1, May 8Tuition: $115


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FEBRUARY 1, 20141 ADAR I, 5774Diana BlumsteinMorris Bradley

Joseph DobrojevichAllan William Gilbert

Hyman Grossman

Arthur HareSaul KopmanFreda LeemonHarry Margolin

Dorothy S. RosenthalBernard Weisberg

FEBRUARY 2, 20142 ADAR I, 5774Selma FeinbergIrving S. Giles

Gilbert GreenbaumHarry Jack Housman

Louis Kozak Joseph R. LeemonRebecca Lipshaw

Marianne ReinsteinMorris Rothenberg

Faye Ruskin

Sadie SklarAdele Ruth SonenklarAnna E. Spielberg

Gloria SpinnerEliahou Zwi Weiss

FEBRUARY 3, 20143 ADAR I, 5774

Lily Ruth Belinsky Joseph EpelMorris FixlerBetty Hearst

Shirley PurtherSylvia Rosenbloom

Arthur SillsNissim Soleymani

Gussie Wedgle

FEBRUARY 4, 2014

4 ADAR I, 5774Bess BleznakRuth CoblentzElla Greenspon

Samuel HechtmanBabs Kaufman

Gladys MoiseevFanny

RebeccaPrinstein

David RichardsonMary Rosemont

Leonard SandweissSamuel Stone


Samuel C. BinkowRobert Brickner

Irving FeldmanWalter FeldmesserConrad GoodeMorton GronerBetzalel Kaplan

Mary Krakoff Hyman ”Hy” Lezell

David MiroMorris Stein

Gloria WebermanHarry Wright


James Cary BerrisIsador Cogan

Gussie FriedmanNorman Herman

Eve Kanat

Isadore Jerome Reisman Joseph C. Snider

FEBRUARY 7, 20147 ADAR I, 5774Herman Ashman

Charles Martin BrodePauline Feierstein

Wilbur Aaron KaneFannie Luchtan

Clara RossCharles RubinerCharles Siegel


Leon Cristian AbramoviciRebecca CharnesRobert Ernstein

Meyer FishmanMorris FriedmanPhilip E. GoodmanDeborah GronerSeymour Kallick

Rose Konikof Raymond F. Lipton

William Naftaly Jay M. Rosenthal

Gabriel SalamaSylvia Sole

Sam StewartAbram TsitrinEdith Weber

Jerome Winkler


Morris Aaron

Laura BerkovicMorton Berlin Joseph FirestonePhyllis Marshak

Harry Rosen


Minnie ApplebaumGerald BrodySamuel Carel

Joseph Raymond EderGayle Halperin Kahn

Bernard KleinClara Mehlman

Jacob Steinberg


Louis BermanAnne BrentYetta Drachler

Emilee Fleischer Joel F. Katz

Herbert LazarusLeah SchusterRobert SmithLucille Stein

FEBRUARY 12, 201412 ADAR I, 5774Moshe BizaouiEsther A. BoltonSheldon EllisonEva LebowitzSadie Lipsky

Douglas S. PergamentRichard Glen Zalla

FEBRUARY 13, 201413 ADAR I, 5774Gloria Braverman

Celia CohenElizabeth Freeman

Louis GoldmanFany King

Monte M. KornPauline LipsteinSamuel A. Malitz

Max MoiseevRose Moscow

Milton NathansonHarry SatovskyBlanche Siegel

Leo WeberLillian Wener

Irving Zeff Dorraine Zief

FEBRUARY 14, 201414 ADAR I, 5774Max M. Barahal

Harry BereshHarry L. Fox

Sam Guz

Joseph KaplanskyDonald KayFrances Koppelman

Arlyle R. LeviElias LevineCelia Orley

Lillian ReismanCantor Sidney Rube

Lilyan ShekterSamuel ShulmanAnnie Warshaw

Alvin Wasserman


Karl FeberAnn Gilman

Sol IwreyMorris Karbal

Jack Upfal

FEBRUARY 16, 201416 ADAR I, 5774Stephen Bendix

Sara ConnSam Dan

Mourad El-GazzarCharles KleinPauline KrassMolly Reiss

Abraham “Al” SchwartzZwi Steiger

Mollie SternbergBernice Tukel


Ethel Baker

Lillian BelkinAnnette BerryBertha Cohen

Anna B. GoldsteinFlorence Leider

Milton Maurice Maddin Jacob Sandberg

Ethel Simons


David BittkerIsadore BrownStuart Chosid

William DavidsonSophie Edelson

Sylvia FruminErwin HarvithErwin KornwiseErnest LakindEdith LublinSylvia Miller

Lillian PushkinAbraham Spiwak

Alex Wilenkin Jan Winkelman


Rabbi Morris AdlerIrene Borkin

Nathan CohenSamual HermanSamuel H. LewisZelda Perlman

Vera Stern Jean SucherFrank White


Irving S. CaneShary Kabiljo

Sigmund LowenthalDoris Barahal Tron

Jerrold Alan WeinbergBernard Weintraub

Bess WeintraubLucille WeisbergPeter Weisberg


Blanche Baren

Doris Gantz ColemanEarl GrantHerbert LefkofskyAbraham LesterSam Madorsky Jack ProvizerMinette Slobin


Oscar BarahalLucille Bendix

Isadore BirnbaumMax M FisherMary Gonte

Morrey HarrisClara HausnerAnnabel Isberg

Geraldine Rochkind

Gerald RosenMartha SchechterHazel B Schloner


Shirley BraschPhilip Einstandig

Louis PerlinMarvin RosenLillian Schane

Allen SeelShirley Anne Shanbon

Alvin Topper


Joseph BaleAnita L Hayman

Ida LondonIsadore Mendelson

Louis R. Seiton

Samuel Steinberg Jack Warshawsky


Louis Chaleff Florene Audrey Elkus-Ku


Hyman BlumensteinHilda Gold

Ernest GoodfriendStuart Goodstein

Nathan GruntMorris Holtz

Mildred B. SingerGeorge Snyder

FEBRUARY 27, 201427 ADAR I, 5774George BremenSally Chodoroff Rubin Fischoff

Herman S. FriedBecky FullerLouis Kamin

Edwin G. SiegelLouis Sugarman


Samuel AltmanSamuel Belkin

Esther Silk MendelsonHattie Schwartz

Rose SellEsther Sklar

Jeffrey L. WeisbergLeah Wiener

MARCH 1, 201429 ADAR I, 5774

Adolph BassinYetta DubrinskyRose Finkelstein

Florence Gaynor-GallisoBette Goldman

Harold GoodmanLouis Iwrey

George KirsteinMilford Harold Sobel

David Spinner Jean Stolsky

Frances Zucker

MARCH 2, 2014

30 ADAR I, 5774Maxwell GoldsteinEthel J. Sherman

MARCH 3, 20141 ADAR II, 5774Lillian Gurowitz

Louise HindsCelia JacobsNisan Kam

Sidney NickinChaim B. Seiger

Ann Sheehan


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MARCH 4, 20142 ADAR II, 5774Betty Feldman

Jeffrey Gendloff Saul Jackson

Alfred Landau Julius ShubackIda S. Wagner

MARCH 5, 20143 ADAR II, 5774Raymond S. Barry

Robert LevyGerald F. Perlman

Rose SiporinTillie Zussman

MARCH 6, 20144 ADAR II, 5774Minnie FeldsteinFanny Kowalsky

Ralph Raimi

MARCH 7, 20145 ADAR II, 5774

Sylvia Cohen

John Hurley LebowZoodick Milinsky

Eileen Levy RandallSylvia StashefskyHarry Zekelman

MARCH 8, 20146 ADAR II, 5774

Joseph FeuereisenRose Raimi

Donald SklarHenry Sternberg

MARCH 9, 20147 ADAR II, 5774

Sara Banooni

MARCH 10, 20148 ADAR II, 5774

Estelle G. BurkeNorman FederFay Freedman Jack Garfield

Jeffrey S. KrigerRebecca Sorscher Meizlish

MARCH 11, 20149 ADAR II, 5774

Lillian RifkinMarvin Robinson

MARCH 12, 201410 ADAR II, 5774

Max SniderRobert SosnickRuth Wengrow

MARCH 13, 2014

11 ADAR II, 5774Kate Kramer

MARCH 14, 201412 ADAR II, 5774 Jeanette BrownSally Feldman

MARCH 15, 201413 ADAR II, 5774

Shirley Dubin Alpiner Jetty Alter

Martin BensonEthel Cabot Epel

MARCH 16, 201414 ADAR II, 5774Patricia L. DubeBenjamin JacobSandra KanatEmma Rosin

MARCH 17, 201415 ADAR II, 5774

Isadore LiftonFlorence Meltzer

Sylvia Riklin Julius Schaumberg

Nell Smolowitz

MARCH 18, 201416 ADAR II, 5774

Sarah Dorothy BormanHarry ShapiroRalph ShiffmanLouis Stotzky

MARCH 19, 201417 ADAR II, 5774

Louis I. GalinAbraham Goldstein

Lawrence Gubow Jonathan Michael

MARCH 20, 201418 ADAR II, 5774Meyer O. Cantor

Benjamin B. GordonIda Levine

John Mandel MichlinIsaac Shewach

MARCH 21, 201419 ADAR II, 5774

Carl BraunRuth Carel

Carol EllmanEthel Flanders

Joseph P. Rosen Jewel Dorothy Shuback

MARCH 22, 201420 ADAR II, 5774Katie Vivian Brown

Harry Burstein Jennie Greenberger

Sasha Arlene KwaselowSamuel Leib

Miriam LevineAnn Partrich

MARCH 23, 201421 ADAR II, 5774

Lillian CarrollAnita GrayAnna Green

Benjamin HertzEva WestonNellie Wolf

MARCH 24, 201422 ADAR II, 5774

Abraham DubrinskyRuth Raimi

Roxanne L. Stromer

MARCH 26, 201424 ADAR II, 5774

Louis BeermanSandra Silver Davis

Seymour LipsittIsadore Podolsky

MARCH 27, 201425 ADAR II, 5774

Mary BaskinCharles Pierce

Jack Rom Joseph SteuerAlfred Thomas

MARCH 28, 201426 ADAR II, 5774

Eugene CurtisLillian Kagan

Vera Rom

MARCH 29, 201427 ADAR II, 5774

Jane Ellen KoenigsbergAllan Rigefsky

MARCH 30, 201428 ADAR II, 5774Isidor Eisenberg

Bessie KossRose S. MossBertram Risin

Essie Rosenbloom

MARCH 31, 201429 ADAR II, 5774

Julius AranSarah FeuereisenBenjamin Labe

Claire Faygel ReiflerIrving RosenbergBenjamin J. SabinMorris Samuels

Ada Zweig

APRIL 1, 20141 NISAN 5774

Leora AdlerBenjamin GoldbergBessie H. Kornwise

Harry LattBlanche Levine

Charles OrnsteinEvelyn Coden Sipher

Anne Stone Jack StonemanBenjamin Tauber

Ben Walt


Elsie Feldman BremenMatthew David Colman

Mary DeanRegina Friedman

Miriam L. HamburgerRichard S. KaplanNathan Lachman

Rose Lofman NatinskyLeslie RosenbergHelene Rothstein

Barney J SchwartzMorris ShillmanEugene Sole Jack Stone

Kathleen Wiener

APRIL 3, 20143 NISAN 5774Terry Arnkoff Sadie Begun

Rochelle BlumFannie Brodie

Harry EisenshtadtGeorge M. Goldstein

William GonteEmanuel Koenigsberg

Daniel NissEva Stein

Tillie Leib Weiner

Jerrold M. Zalla


Craig BlumHelen Braverman

Irwin ClaymanSadie Cohn

Eliozer EisenmanMenashe Rohtbart

Allen Jay Tyner

APRIL 5, 20145 NISAN 5774Dorothy BrodeMartin HaroldLouis Horowitz

Robert KasleSam Katz

Frieda Morof Hy Pilchik

Jacob Rubinoff Mary SaidmanEdith Snider


Carl Bayer

Rose GoldIda Goldman

Solomon KrevskyGittel Langer

Leonard LevinSeymour S. Lowen

Ruth MalermanCarl S. Schiller

APRIL 7, 20147 NISAN 5774Herbert Belber

Harold Milton ElliasAbraham EppsteinShirley Goutman

Jill Ann HoobermanSarah Litvin

Marian MannIrving Seymour Marshall

Meyer MustRalph Pierce

Milton ResnickArthur Rubin

Rosa SchaumbergRuth SilvermanSamuel Tabor

Irving I. Winkelman

APRIL 8, 20148 NISAN 5774Hazel Bernstein

Max DerinPhillip ShienerMax Stulberg

Benjamin SurowitzSara Wilenkin

Iliene Winkelman

APRIL 9, 20149 NISAN 5774 Joseph Ainbinder

Stanley ElderRochelle GellerAnna Shewach

Emma SikovGrace Helen SimonHarry Aaron SugarMarcus Sugarman

APRIL 10, 201410 NISAN 5774

Kalman BrussElaine DonesArnold Frank

George V. LeibRose Levin

Lillian MecklerIrma Mogill

Steven D. MossMary PregersonSara Solomon

Lillian Zumberg

APRIL 11, 201411 NISAN 5774

Rae CohenSheldon Kantor

Abraham KaufmanFrank S. Koppelman

Albert KossDonald Lakind

APRIL 12, 201412 NISAN 5774

Ann Arkin

Bernard BlumensteinEthel Safran ChudnowAlvin Lester Goodman

Tessie GrantAnnette Hamburger

Rayza Ida Labovna ShekhetAbraham Tukel

Fannie Weinstock

APRIL 13, 201413 NISAN 5774

Sidney FerstFannie Heller

Joshua JoyrichBernard RybackSam WengrowBetty Winter

APRIL 14, 2014

14 NISAN 5774Ethel Auslander

Louis Harold ChaenkoElizabeth “Libby” Colbert

Helen Anne Ellias Jolyn Feldman Freedman

Jeffrey M. GartonHarry I. Laker

Charlotte LevitanRebecca Littman

John LurieNorman Ross

Harry L. SilvermanHenry J. Smolinsky

APRIL 15, 201415 NISAN 5774

Anne Novack CohenMorris Fein

Esther JacobPhilip MeizelsMartha Ornstein

Ida SerlinAlice Stein

APRIL 16, 201416 NISAN 5774

Earl BennettWilliam EdelsonDorothy FrazienRose Grossman

Hyman SchechterLeo Traibman


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APRIL 17, 201417 NISAN 5774Hyman Babcock

Julius BelloMorris CanvasserBenjamin Cowan Jules Feldmesser

Russell S. NidaRobert SchneiderRobert Shatanoff Maurice SidenEugene Zweig

APRIL 18, 201418 NISAN 5774

Ruth FrankStanley Gilbert

Johanna Berke KeeneOscar KoenigsbergAlbert D. Schlussel

Markus Samuel SimonRose Slovis

APRIL 19, 201419 NISAN 5774Sonia Firestone

Lilo KlaymanMolly KozakYosef Lis

Phyllis RobinsonBertha SimonSamuel SpringSherrie Teman

APRIL 20, 201420 NISAN 5774 Jennie FeldmanZangwell Garber

Edith GilbertLillian GoldsteinDorothy Green

Joseph JaffeWolf William KadushinLeonard LyonsFrank MulivorSarah Pleiss

Morris PushkinRobert Schechter

Gloria Sobel

APRIL 21, 201421 NISAN 5774Ruth S. BarskyLouis Colman

Stanley Friedman Jay GorellCarol Line

Albert J. PinesSamuel J. Siegel

Helen Tukel

Helen Weintraub

APRIL 22, 201422 NISAN 5774Bernard BerkovicEsther Einstandig Joseph GartnerSara Gastfraind

Jennie Robinson

APRIL 23, 201423 NISAN 5774Cindy Friedman

Barbara Katz Jacob Reiss

Harriet RichmondRuth Rosenthal

Sheldon J ScottEdith SniderSamuel Stulberg

APRIL 24, 201424 NISAN 5774

Leo FrankSamuel Gabriel Harvith

Shirley HellmanHelene HymanMilton LenobelSylvia Perlman

Shirley Irene ResnickIda Winnick

APRIL 25, 201425 NISAN 5774

Joseph BorinsteinCharles Brasch

Bessie GreenMenasche HaarMenasche HaarLouis HaymanSander Hillman

Josephine KazdanAba Makowsky

Goldye B. MarkowAlexander Rosin

Freeda SpringNettie SukenicPeter Torraco

APRIL 26, 201426 NISAN 5774Fay BrownsteinPauline Cogan

Michael GarfinkleEsther Gutman

Clarence “Doc” Heuer

Allen KaufmanEllis B. RifkinHarry Hirsch Small

Fannie WeiderBess Yura

APRIL 27, 201427 NISAN 5774

Norman BlumenoDoris BoschanBernard Carroll

Joseph Chodoroff Robert EppsteinSilas C. Feinberg

David FishelHarold Harold Grossman

Morris SchwartzmanNorma Stahl

APRIL 28, 201428 NISAN 5774Grace Galens

Belle GreenfieldMarion Leib

Sylvia Panush

APRIL 29, 201429 NISAN 5774Celia BigelmanLouis Goldsmith

Arnold GrantMilford T. Lewis

Jack Milen

Sam RubinsteinMargie Samuels

APRIL 30, 201430 NISAN 5774

Ruth AftelDavid BeckovskyEveleen Budnitzky

David DeitchBoris Gaynor

Samuel KurnetzAbraham Kusnetz

Edward LesterGertrude Jacobs Lipsit

Mendel Rozenblum Jacob Wecker

In MemoriamCongregation Shaarey Zedek extends heartfelt sympathies to the families of the following:

CAROLE AARON – Beloved wife of 58 years of Stanley Aaron;devoted mother of Michael (Einya) Aaron, Burton Aaron, Lisa (Danny)Kurzmann and Neil (Mindy) Aaron; proud grandmother of Elisheva,Abigail, Nicole, Amanda and Bryan Aaron, David (Katie) Kurzmann,Matthew, Ari and Isaac Kurzmann, Molly, Max and Madeline Aaron;cherished sister of Rita (the late Eliot, z’l) Folbe.

SHIRLEY ARNOLD – Beloved mother of Philip (Wendy) Arnold andHeather (Jay) Cykiert; grandmother of Denise, Ryan and Justin Cykiert,Sam, Adam and Shoshana Arnold; also remembered by many lovingnieces, nephews, other family members and friends.

FLOYD BORNSTEIN – Beloved husband of Esther Bornstein; dearfather of Allan (Nancy) Bornstein, Linda (Daniel) Dunn, and Carol

Bornstein; dearest brother of Norman (Barbara) Bornstein and the latePhillip (the late Lois) Bornstein (z’l); loving grandfather of Laura Dunn,Aaron (Erica) Bornstein, and Sam Bornstein; great-grandfather of Liamand Owen Bornstein. Also remembered by many loving nieces,nephews, family members, and friends.

HAROLD BERRY – Beloved husband of 67 years to Barbara Berry;father of Larry (Sharon) Berry, Elliott Berry (Campbell Harvey), MiriamBerry Seagle (Peter); brother of Selma Berry Schwartz (Jack), BarbaraMorse (Stephan), Marcy Feldman (Michael), the late Joan Provizer (z’l);grandfather of Matthew Berry, Katherine Berry, Jacob Berry (Anna),Meggie Berry Harvey, Olivia Seagle Brennan (Tim), ElizabethSeagle; great-grandfather Eliana Seagle Brennan; loving uncle of BetsyHeuer (Jeff), and Rebecca Snider; survived by many great-nieces &nephews, and a world of loving family and friends.

DR. CYNTHIA COLVIN – Beloved wife of the late Dr. Walla“Wally” Colvin (z’l); mother of Lisa Elrom and Barnett “Jay” (SanColvin; grandmother of Rachel Elrom, Joseph (Dayna) Elrom, JeffrColvin, Steven Colvin and Jaclyn Colvin; sister of Eugene (Judy) Maland the late Barbara Simons (z’l). Also survived by many lovnephews, other family members and friends.

BYRON “BUD” GERSON – Beloved husband of Dorothy Gersofather of Ralph (Erica) Gerson, Matthew (Marysia) Gerson; grandfatof Madeleine Gerson and Stephanie Gerson; brother-in-law of KarDavidson and Jeanne Gerson; special uncle of Ethan (Gretchen) Davson and Marla (Cyrus) Karimipour. Also survived by many loving niecnephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, cousins and a world of friend

SYLVIA GOLDSTEIN – Beloved wife of 67 years of the late MaxwGoldstein (z’l); cherished mother of David (Marcia) Goldstein, Jud(Jerry) Greenbaum and Marci Goldstein (Bijan Amini); loving granmother of Julie Greenbaum, Matthew (Elka) Goldstein, Molly (HugDecker, Mari Amini and Alex Amini; adored daughter of the late Moand the late Louis Kozak (z’l).

FREDERICK GOREN – Beloved husband of 62 years of Eleanor Gorecherished father of Karen (Dr. Gary) Fanton and Lesley (Dr. Barry) Gibel; loving Grandpa of Daniel (Jamie) Fanton, Sara (Jason) Weiser, AdFanton, Darren (Andrea) Fanton, Justin Gimbel, Dr. Brandon (Dr. DevoGimbel, and Harrison Gimbel; proud great-grandfather of Caylin Faton and Zoe Weiser; dear brother of Irwin (Donna) Goren, and of Je(Jeffrey) Clemes, and the late Gerald Goren (z’l); brother-in-law of WaGoren. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.


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ELAINE GREEN – Beloved wife of 48 years of Marvin Green; dearsister of Dr. Seymour (Rose) Berman; loving aunt of Laura (Brian Dick-erson) Berman, Paul (Linda Shayne) Berman, Joyce (Dan Carol) Bermanand Dora Kilburn; dear sister-in-law of Albert Kilburn and the late LilaKilburn (z’l). Also survived by many loving relatives and friends.

PAUL GREENSPAN – Beloved husband of Sally Greenspan; father of Peggy (Dr Mark) Saffer; grandfather of Sarah (David) Leib, Melissa Saf-fer and fiancé Matt Goldstein; great-grandfather of Brooklyn Leib.

HENRY “SKIP” KOVINSKY – Beloved husband of Brenda Kovinsky;cherished father of Milton (Cheryl) Kovinsky and Matthew (Anna)Kovinsky; loving grandfather of Hannah and Max Kovinsky; dearbrother of Iris (Robert) LaJoie; brother-in-law of Marsha Kowal andBonnie Kowal; loving uncle of Jody Kaufman, Stacey and Mark Levyand their children Josh and Jourdan Levy. Also survived by many lov-ing family members and friends.

BERNARD KRAKAUER – Beloved husband of Edith Fay Krakauer;devoted father of Dr. Yeoshua (Sarah) Krakauer, Dr. Rowena (MarcMiller) Krakauer, Sabrina Lynn (Dr. William) Streusand and Melissa Beth(Herbert Ganz) Krakauer-Ganz; loving grandfather of Nir Krakauer, Ora(Noson) Rosenfeld, Noga (Sender) Levine, Yochai (Racheli) Krakauer,Tova (Shmuli) Winters, Bracha (Moshe) Elbaz, Yocheved (Akiva)

Haimovitz, Yechiel Krakauer, Chana Rivka Krakauer, Gabriel Tabashnik,Toby Krakauer-Ganz and Zachary Krakauer-Ganz. Survived by manyloving great-grandchildren. Cherished brother of Anne (late Morris, z’l)Tenenbaum and Marilyn (late Harvey, z’l) Borlak.

ANN LEDERMAN – Beloved wife of Leon Lederman, and the lateRabbi Joseph Katz (z’l); mother of Sara (Tom) Borin; grandmother of Stacey Singer and Jeremy Borin; sister of Leon Brenner.

JEANETTE GOLDBERG MINK – Beloved wife of the late HerbertGoldberg (z’l) and the late Eugene Mink (z’l); mother of Sandy (Alan)Schwartz and Judy (Mannie) Smith; grandmother of Stacey Smith, Lisa(Steve) Sonenshine, David (Jodi Cohen) Schwartz, Mark (Denise)Schwartz; proud great-grandmother of Elena, Ian, Sam, Zach, Hannah,Harris and Andrew; devoted daughter of the late Anna Cohen Klein (z’l)

and the late Joseph Klein (z’l); sister of the late Paul Klein (z’l); sister-in-law of Jean Molofsky, Vita Klein, the late Sheldon Molofsky (z’l), thelate Elkin Goldberg (z’l), the late Edna Goldberg (z’l); survived by anumber of loving nieces, nephews and Gene Mink’s family.

JOAN PROVIZER – Beloved mother of Dr. Jeffrey (Kari) Provizer, MarcProvizer and Traci (Jeffrey) Kaye; proud Bubbie of Noah, Jake and EllieProvizer, and Vivian and Sascha Kaye; beloved sister of Barbara (Dr.Stephan) Morse, Marcy (Michael) Feldman, Harold (Barbara) Berry andSelma (Jack) Schwartz; dear sister-in-law of Betty Starkman; devoteddaughter of the late Louis Tatken (z’l), and the late Vivian and the lateLouis Berry (z’l). Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews,cousins and a world of friends.

THELMA PRUSSACK – Beloved wife of Bob Prussack; mother of

Dr. Larry (Miriam) Prussack and Nancy (David) Taub; grandmotherof Jeffrey Prussack, Andrew Prussack and fiancé Dr. Julie Kaplan,Michael Taub, and Jacqui Taub. Also remembered by many lovingnieces, nephews, other family members and friends.

JACK ROWENS - Survived by loving wife, Marilyn Rowens; daugh-ter, Tracey Rowens; son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Bradley Rowensand Dr. Julie Finn, and so-loved granddaughter Alissa Rowens. Alsosurvived by brother Robert (Nettie) Rubinstein, sister Jean (the lateStanley, z’l) Dudelson, brother the late Lawrence (Sella) Rubinstein,all of his dear nieces and nephews, and the many members andfriends of the Detroit Tennis and Squash Club.

ELIZABETH SAFRAN – Beloved wife of the late David Safran (z’l);mother of E. Joel Safran, Frank (Diane) Safran and Cheryle L. (Harry)Waters; grandmother of Elysa Safran, Rebecca Safran and Sam

Flaxman, Dayna Safran-Muller, Jon and Nicole Safran, Karen Safran,Deborah Safran and George Rooney, Howard and Linda Kramer and Jennifer and George Lukowski; proud great-grandmother of Connor,Katie, and Gillian Kramer, George Lukowski III, Elijah, Alex, andCharlie Muller, Noah and Ayla Flaxman and Joshua and IsaacSafran; sister of Joe Silver.

DR. TERANCE “TERRY” SHAPERO – Beloved husband of ShirleyShapero; father of Dana Shapero (Brad Merker), and David Shapero;brother of Zelda (Irving) Mandell, and Marilynn (Ira) Goldfield; hewill be sadly missed and remembered by his nephews, nieces,cousins, extended family and many friends.

DR. GARY SOLE – Beloved husband of Carol Sole; father of Marc(Pamela) Sole and Jay (Meryl) Sole; grandfather of Annabelle Sole,Lucy Sole and Carly Sole; brother of Dr. Eugene (Grace) Sole.

SAMUEL SOLOMON – Beloved husband of the late Eva R. Solomon(z’l) and adoring companion of Evelyne Feigenson; dear father of Susan (Dennis) Kay and James (Julie) Solomon; loving grandfather of Sherri (Jimmy) Ketai, Marc (Amy) Kay, Stacy (Andy) Doctoroff,Michael (Sara) Solomon and Adam (Holly) Solomon; dearest great-grandfather of Joshua, Adam, Evan, Jordyn, Meredith, Nicole, Alana,Matthew, Ari, Elan, Elise, Aaron Jacob, Jayden and Cooper; brother

of the late Meyer Solomon (z’l) and the late David Solomon (z’l).Also survived by his devoted caregiver, Lori, and many lovingnieces, nephews, other family members and friends.

SAMUEL TRON – Beloved husband of the late Doris Barahal Tron (z’l);devoted father of Rebecca Tron and Geula (Dr. Stanford) Rapp; lovinggrandfather of Nicole and Julianne Rapp; dear brother of Harmon (Leah)Tron and Roselyn (the late Harry, z’l) Weinberg, the late Molly (the lateSol) Klinger (z’l) and the late Lillian (late Abe) Bram (z’l); brother-in-lawof Pauline Schwartz, Irene Barahal and Reva Barahal, the late Barney(late Esther) Barahal (z’l), late Sarah (late Morris) Hurwitz, (z’l) late Edith(late Boris Ash) Baker (z’l), late Irene (late Dave) Marks (z’l), late Dr.Hyman Barahal (z’l), late Ann (late Dan) Silverman (z’l), late Max Barahal (z’l),late Rose (the late George) Palmer (z’l), late William Schwartz (z’l), lateDr. George (late Frieda) Barahal (z’l) and late Helen Barahal (z’l); the

son of the late Rebecca and the late Louis Tron (z’l); son-in-law of the latePearl and the late Rev. Oscar Barahal (z’l). Also survived by many lovingnieces, nephews, other relatives and dedicated caregiver, Peggy Green.

PESIA WECKER – Beloved wife of the late Jacob Wecker (z’l);loving mother of Evelyn (Fred) Freeman and Dr. Sheldon (Gail)Wecker; cherished grandmother of Dr. Erica (Jeffrey) Lawson, Daniel(Rebecca Zylberman) Freeman, Helene (Dr. Kareem Kazkaz)Wecker, and Eric (Monyk) Wecker; adored great-grandmother of Micah Jacob Lawson, and Maya Wecker Kazkaz. Also survived bymany other loving relatives and friends.

ESTHER WEISBERG – Beloved wife of the late Nathan Weisberg(z’l); mother of Fred (Nona) Weisberg and Cheryl (David) Gutow;grandmother of Jennifer (Mark) Rosen, Lisa (Gary) Berman, Ryan

(Susan) Weisberg; great-grandmother of Jack Rosen, Isabella Rosen,Zachary Weisberg and Liam Berman.

BERYL WINKELMAN – Beloved wife of the late Dr. Louis Zlatkin (z’l)and the late Isadore Winkelman (z’l); cherished mother of Dr. Ned(Joan) Winkelman, Dr. Harriet (Robert Stewart) Winkelman and thelate Dr. Jan Winkelman (z’l); mother-in-law of Sarajane Winkelman.Also survived by Isadore’s son Eric (Barbara) Winkelman and pre-deceased by Isadore’s daughter, the late Margot (the late James)Proctor (z’l). Loving grandma of Mark (Dara) Winkelman, LauraWinkelman, Larry (Julie) Winkelman, Jeffrey (Karen) Winkelman, Dr.Michael Winkelman, Justin Winkelman, Grant (Amy) Winkelman &Aaron Winkelman. Also survived by 7 great grandchildren. Dear sis-ter of the late Dr. Clarence (the late Florence) Jacobs (z’l) and the lateSeymour (the late Lillian) Jacobs (z’l). Also survived by her lovingcaregivers Janina and Evelina.

In MemoriamCongregation Shaarey Zedek extends heartfelt sympathies to the families of the following:


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30 RABBI JOSEPH KRAKOFFDISCRETIONARY FUND

In Appreciation of:High Holy Day Honors

by Nita and Allan Cohen, Pamela and Jacob David

Rabbi Krakoff for the Baby Naming of Hadassa Ravivby Tzvi and Ariella Lis Raviv

Beautiful High Holy Day Servicesby Frederic and Harriett Rosen

Rabbi Krakoff’s participation in Eliana’s

Baby Namingby Peter and Miriam Seagle Rabbi Krakoff’s kindness and support for

Ryan Zalla’s Bar Mitzvahby Harvey and Linda Zalla

Rabbi Krakoff’s kindness to our familyby Barbara Zweig

In Honor of:The marriage of Sam Shanbom and

Franci Goodsteinby Frank and Elaine Roth

Emma Gray’s Bat Mitzvah and JacobBean’s Bar Mitzvahby Connie Jacob

Ronit and Joel Jacob’s Marriageby Cookie and Leonard Lachover

Alan Schwartz’s Special Birthdayby Sheldon and Barbara Larky

Sharon and Stuart Mills’ 50th Anniversaryby Harriet Ruza

A Happy Chanukahby Marcy Grossman

In Memory of:Thelma Prussack

by Nancy and Jay Berman Mark Berman

by Seymour and Rose BermanHarold Berry

by Marvin and Helene Cherrin, Dee Fishman, Robert and Bryna Frank,Ralph and Erica Gerson, Freddie and

Alan Harvith, Jeanne and Leo Maxbauer, Elaine Serman, Neil Zechman

Carole Aaronby Celia Cicurel, Jules and Barbara Olsman

Rosaline Gilsonby Arnie & Wilma Fellman

Nancy Karbalby Robert and Bryna Frank

Joan Provizerby Barbara Grant, Noreen Aberly and Howard Geller, Sheldon and Barbara Larky, Gerald and Fran Uzansky, Stephen and Sandra Wittenberg, Neil Zechman

Rhoda Sillsby Ronald Koenigsberg

Dr. Gary Soleby Erwin and Roberta Madorsky Byron Gerson and Pesach Rosen

by Ann Newman Marking the Yahrzeit of:

Dr. Elliott B. Folbeby Rita Folbe

Leah Davidsonby Jeffrey Davidson

Barbara Mankoby Earle and Beth Erman

Samuel Schlimovich andMichael H. Wainerby Leon and Debbie Warner

Norma Hudoshby Robert and Bryna Frank, Francie and Scott Watson

Rose Grossman, Reubin Sherman, FannieShermanby Micki Grossman

Dorothy R. Sarut, Abraham J. Redblattby Sylvia Harvith

Reva Stein, Abraham Steinby Sharon Krakoff

Saul Kroopnickby Richard and Ellen Kroopnick

Ben D. Krugel, Ida Pultmanby Lawrence and Alyeen Krugel Leah Lillian Lublin

by Daniel Lublin Dr. Harold D. Margolis

by Marlene Margolis and familyBernard Tucker

by Marlene MargolisMollie Olsman

by Jules and Barbara OlsmanHarry Partrich and Joan Partrich

by Richard and Debra PartrichHelen Podolsky Posner, Seymour Podolsky

by Harold and Shirley Podolsky Yetta Shiener

by Harriet Ruza and Gerald ShienerMarvin Segal and Rose Segal

by Andrew SegalAlma Derin Yaffe

by Carol SoleNeil Tabor

by Harry and Jeanie TaborDorothy Brightman, Anna Pearlman

by Ferah TarockoffBernice Waldman

by Norman and Ferah TarockoffLouis Tron

by Samuel Tron (z’l) Irving Belinsky

by Brenda ZalesBertha Lupovitch

by Jacqueline ZeffRobyn Gorell

by her children and grandchildrenWishing a Speedy Recovery to:

Pauline Fineby Gail Goodstein

RABBI AARON STARRDISCRETIONARY FUND

In Appreciation of:Pulpit Honor

by Stephen CodenRabbi Starr’s participation in Eliana’s

Baby Namingby Peter and Miriam Seagle

Rabbi Starr’s care and kindness duringthe illness of Dr. Gershon Weinerby Jeannie Weiner

Rabbi Starr’s kindness and support forRyan Zalla’s Bar Mitzvahby Harvey and Linda Zalla

In Honor of: Jeffrey & Leigh Moss’ and Sandra &

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