Vol. 61 No. 11 July 2012 Sivan–Tammuz 5772 Shofar Tisha B'Av is an ancient observance which recalls the destruction of both the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem. The First Temple was destroyed in the year 586 B.C.E. by the Babylonians, and the Second Temple was destroyed by the Romans in the year 70 C.E. A number of other calamities have occurred on that particular day. The day is the 9 th of Av, and this year that day falls on Saturday night, July 28 th and continues until sunset, July 29 th . Traditionally, this day has been observed by engaging in a 24 hour fast, much like the fast observed on Yom Kippur. The fast commemorates the travail experienced by the Jewish people due to the destruction of our Holy Sites, and the centuries of anti- Semitism which has characterized our past experiences. Communities have gathered on the night of Tisha B'Av in order to sit within a dimly lit room, and read the Book of Lamentations. Lamentations is found in the third section of the Hebrew Bible, and it recounts that mournful day when the First Temple was destroyed by the Babylonians. That First Temple was a glorious testament to God which was built during the reign of King Solomon, the son of King David. The religious observance within that Temple, like the philosophy of Judaism, was to affirm the God's compassionate love of humanity and our resolve to advance justice and mercy within the world in which we live. Yet, alas, the forces of evil, prejudice, and hatred momentarily prevailed and the Temple was destroyed and the Jewish people were swept into exile. Since that day, we the Jewish people have observed this day with an eye toward hope. therefore, as in the past, we will gather on Tisha B'Av in order to pray, to sit together at a table, lit by small candles amidst a dimly lit room, and read sections of the Book of Lamentations. Yet in addition, we will discuss and read a few sections of the book: "The Brigade, an Epic Story of Vengeance, Salvation, and World War II." This remarkable book is a true story about a group of Jewish soldiers who wear upon their British uniforms the yellow Star of David. They are Jewish soldiers who hail from Palestine and will eventually become the fighting A Message from Rabbi Ronald M. Shapiro force of the Hagganah, the emerging army that will battle for the welfare of the soon to be Jewish State- The State of Israel. Yet, as the war is drawing to a close, these Jewish/ Israeli men "launch a brutal and calculating campaign of vengeance, forming secret squads to identify, locate, and kill Nazi officers in hiding." This book, written by Howard Blum is significant, not only because it tells a story which is unknown to so many people, but it compels us to discuss the efficacy of vengeance. We will read some salient selections to this book and discuss the ramifications of the intent which these men present by creating death squads sent to assassinate the Nazis. In addition, on that night we will watch a portion of a movie entitled: "ECHOES THAT REMAIN" which was made by the Simon Wiesenthal Center and narrated by Martin Landau. This fillm is a poignant study of Jewish Shtetl life before the Holocaust. It combines hundreds of rare archival photos and previously unseen film footage of Jewish communities in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and Romania. This film illustrates that which was destroyed by the Nazis, and compels us like the meaning of Tisha B'Av, to lament the loss of a glorious past. Here follows the program for Saturday night July 28 th which will be held at Congregation Shalom: 7:00 p.m. Havdallah Service 7:15 p.m. A service to commemorate the Holy Day of Tisha B'Av 7:30 p.m. Read selections of the Book of Lamentations 8:00 p.m. View parts of the film "Echos That Remain" 8:30 p.m. Discuss and read selections of Howard Blum's book: "The Brigade" 9:00–9:15 Conclude We hope you will attend this meaningful observance and program. We would love to be with you, to share this material with you and enjoy a meaningful discussion. A
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Vol. 61 No. 11 July 2012 Sivan–Tammuz 5772
ShofarTisha B'Av is an ancient observance which recalls the destruction of both the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem. The First Temple was destroyed in the year 586 B.C.E. by the Babylonians, and the Second Temple was destroyed by the Romans in the year 70 C.E. A number of other calamities have occurred on that particular day. The day is the 9th of
Av, and this year that day falls on Saturday night, July 28th and continues until sunset, July 29th. Traditionally, this day has been observed by engaging in a 24 hour fast, much like the fast observed on Yom Kippur. The fast commemorates the travail experienced by the Jewish people due to the destruction of our Holy Sites, and the centuries of anti-Semitism which has characterized our past experiences. Communities have gathered on the night of Tisha B'Av in order to sit within a dimly lit room, and read the Book of Lamentations. Lamentations is found in the third section of the Hebrew Bible, and it recounts that mournful day when the First Temple was destroyed by the Babylonians. That First Temple was a glorious testament to God which was built during the reign of King Solomon, the son of King David. The religious observance within that Temple, like the philosophy of Judaism, was to affirm the God's compassionate love of humanity and our resolve to advance justice and mercy within the world in which we live. Yet, alas, the forces of evil, prejudice, and hatred momentarily prevailed and the Temple was destroyed and the Jewish people were swept into exile.
Since that day, we the Jewish people have observed this day with an eye toward hope. therefore, as in the past, we will gather on Tisha B'Av in order to pray, to sit together at a table, lit by small candles amidst a dimly lit room, and read sections of the Book of Lamentations. Yet in addition, we will discuss and read a few sections of the book: "The Brigade, an Epic Story of Vengeance, Salvation, and World War II." This remarkable book is a true story about a group of Jewish soldiers who wear upon their British uniforms the yellow Star of David. They are Jewish soldiers who hail from Palestine and will eventually become the fighting
A Message from Rabbi Ronald M. Shapiroforce of the Hagganah, the emerging army that will battle for the welfare of the soon to be Jewish State- The State of Israel. Yet, as the war is drawing to a close, these Jewish/Israeli men "launch a brutal and calculating campaign of vengeance, forming secret squads to identify, locate, and kill Nazi officers in hiding." This book, written by Howard Blum is significant, not only because it tells a story which is unknown to so many people, but it compels us to discuss the efficacy of vengeance. We will read some salient selections to this book and discuss the ramifications of the intent which these men present by creating death squads sent to assassinate the Nazis. In addition, on that night we will watch a portion of a movie entitled: "ECHOES THAT REMAIN" which was made by the Simon Wiesenthal Center and narrated by Martin Landau. This fillm is a poignant study of Jewish Shtetl life before the Holocaust. It combines hundreds of rare archival photos and previously unseen film footage of Jewish communities in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and Romania. This film illustrates that which was destroyed by the Nazis, and compels us like the meaning of Tisha B'Av, to lament the loss of a glorious past.
Here follows the program for Saturday night July 28th which will be held at Congregation Shalom:
7:00 p.m. Havdallah Service
7:15 p.m. A service to commemorate the Holy Day of Tisha B'Av
7:30 p.m. Read selections of the Book of Lamentations
8:00 p.m. View parts of the film "Echos That Remain"
8:30 p.m. Discuss and read selections of Howard Blum's book: "The Brigade"
9:00–9:15 Conclude
We hope you will attend this meaningful observance and program. We would love to be with you, to share this material with you and enjoy a meaningful discussion. A
July 27 & 28Torah Portion: Devarim Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22 Haftarah: Isaiah 1:1-276:00 p.m. Summer Shabbat Service10:00 a.m. Saturday Shabbat Service—Samson Sanctuary Bar Mitzvah Logan Lee
A Message from Rabbi Noah ChertkoffThis past month I had the wonderful opportunity to participate at the Hindu Center in an interfaith discussion on interfaith dialogue. It was a fantastic evening. In my role as a representative of the Wisconsin Council of Rabbis on the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee, I have had the opportunity to help develop Jewish resources for a
program call “Seasons of Civility”.
I have always found it remarkable how in every religious tradition there is an equivalent of the ‘Golden Rule’. In Judaism it was phrased by Hillel when he taught, "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. That is the whole Torah; the rest is the explanation; go and learn." (Talmud, Shabbat 31a) In Christianity it was stated by Jesus, “Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets.” (Luke 6:31). In Islam it was said by Muhammad and written in the Haddith Literature, “A Bedouin came to the prophet, grabbed the stirrup of his camel and said: O the messenger of God! Teach me something to go to heaven with it. Prophet said: “As you would have people do to you, do to them; and what you dislike to be done to you, don't do to them. Now let the stirrup go! [This maxim is enough for you; go and act in accordance with it!] (Kitab al-Kafi, vol. 2, p. 146) In Eastern thought it was said by the Buddhists, “Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful.” (Udanavarga 5:18) and in Hinduism, “If the entire “Dharma” (spiritual and moral laws) can be said in a few words, then it is - that which is unfavorable to us, do not do that to others. (Padmapuraana, shrushti 19/357-358)
It is an important reminder to people of faith, that the greatest fulfillment of our faith traditions is not necessarily in the pursuit of the divine as some sort of external force upon the earth, but rather, in the pursuit of the divine in each and every human being on this earth and then treating that divinity with care and respect. We are unique beings, each of us, and to fully embrace our faith traditions we must celebrate that uniqueness. After all in one of my favorite passages from our Jewish tradition we learn, “Humanity was produced from one person, Adam, to show God's greatness. When a man mints a coin in a press, each coin is identical. But when the King of Kings, the Holy One, blessed be He, creates people in the form of Adam not one is similar to any other." (Mishnah Sanhedrin 4:5)
As we move into the summer and attend the many cultural Summerfest experiences here in Milwaukee, take a moment and marvel at the beauty and wonder of the multiplicity of God’s creations. Enjoy the summer! A
Summer is here!Save these dates and plan to join us for our
Summer Evenings: A Kaleidoscope of Music for 2012
The Aaron/Hetzel Jazz TrioJuly 6th
Broadway and more with Wendy Becker and Rik Howard
August 10th
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Opportunities to Remember Loved Ones
“We give thanks for the blessing of life, of companionship, and of memory. Though our loved one is beyond our sight, we do not despair, for we sense our beloved in our hearts as a living presence.”
Yahrzeit Reminders
An inspiring and meaningful practice in Judaism is to commemorate the anniversary of the death of a loved one. Congregation Shalom can assist you as you honor the memory of husbands and wives, parents and grandparents, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, and children.
First, we are able to remind you of your loved one’s Yahrzeit. If you are not currently receiving notice of a Yahrzeit, please contact Pauline at 414-352-9288 or at [email protected]. A number of weeks prior to the Yahrzeit, we will send you a reminder letter. The letter will indicate the Yahrzeit date and the date of the Shabbat Service at which your loved one’s name will be read. The reminder letter will also indicate when to light a memorial candle. As the candle burns for 24 hours, we are reminded of the beauty, warmth and soul of our dearly beloved who is no longer with us.
Once you have advised us of a Yahrzeit, that person’s name is incorporated into our prayer services. Every day, the names of those who have passed away are read at the daily minyan. Each week, at Shabbat Services, the Rabbi names those who have passed away.
Each month, the names of loved ones who have passed away are listed in the Shofar.
Book of Remembrance
The age-old custom of remembering the souls of the departed and contributing to charity in their memory is embedded in the fundamental Jewish belief that the soul is everlasting. Each year prior to the High Holy Days, we publish The Book of Remembrance. The Book of Remembrance is distributed for the Memorial Service that follows Yom Kippur. In addition, Yizkor services (memorial services) are held three other times throughout the year on the last day of Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot. In the prayers of Yizkor, we ask God to remember the souls of our loved ones who have passed away. Yizkor is an opportunity to re-establish connections that once existed between ourselves and loved ones. The Book of Remembrance Form is included in this issue of the Shofar or can be obtained by calling the office.
Yahrzeit Plaques
Another way to remember a loved one is to purchase a Yahrzeit memorial plaque. Yahrzeit plaques contain the name of your loved one, the date of birth and date of death. Yahrzeit plaques are available for purchase by contacting Pauline at 414-352-9288 or [email protected]. The cost of a plaque is $540.
These plaques are displayed in the Chapel, throughout the year. During the week of your loved one’s Yarhzeit,
the plaque is moved to Samson Sanctuary where the name of your loved one is displayed on the back wall of the Sanctuary. Your loved one is honored and remembered by all who worship in the sanctuary that week.
May the memory of those who are gone always be for a blessing.
Mourner’s Kaddish
Exalted and hallowed be God’s great nameIn the world which God created, according to plan.May God’s majesty be revealed in the days of our lifetimeAnd the life of all Israel—speedily, imminently, to which we say Amen.
Blessed be God’s great name to all eternity.
Blessed, praised, honored, exalted, extolled, glorified, adored and laudedBe the name of the Holy Blessed One, beyond all earthly words and songs of blessing, praise, and comfort. To which we say Amen.
May there be abundant peace from heaven, and life, for us and all Israel.
To which we say Amen.May the One who creates harmony on high, bring peace to us and to all Israel.To which we say Amen.
Yitgadal v’yitkadash sh’mei raba. B’alma di v’ra chirutei, v’yamlich malchutei, b’chayeichon uv’yomeichon uv’chayai d’chol beit Yisrael, baagala uvis’man karive. V’im’ru: Amen.Y’hei sh’mei raba m’varach l’alam ul’almei almaya.Yitbarach v’yishtabach v’itpaar v’yitromam, v’yitnasei,v’yit’hadar v’yitaleh v’yithalal sh’mei d’Kud’sha B’rich Hu,l’eila min kol birchata v’shirata,tushb’chata v’nechemata,daamiran b’alma. V’imru:Amen. Y’hei sh’lama raba min sh’maya, v’chayim aleinu v’al kol Yisrael. V’imru: Amen. Oseh shalom bimromav, Hu yaaseh shalom aleimu, v’al kol Yisrael. V’imru: Amen.
Yahrzeit Information
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A Message from the Sisterhood
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YOUTHNEWS
Youth NewsSHFTYWe have welcomed the 2012–2013 SHFTY Board with a very nice service. Congratulations:
President Carly Cohen
Programming VP Rebecca Lubar
Social Action VP Noa Rubinitz
Religious Cultural VP Sydney Wasserman
Membership VP Emma Wallace & Mari Duckler
Marketing/Communications Emily Acker
9th Grade Representative Rebecca Messnick
10th Grade Representative Robyn Derzon
11th Grade Representative Hope Merens
Web Chair Jeremy Koritzinsky
NFTY-NO President Andrew Keene
Fundraising Josh Knight
Mazel Tov to all! We are looking forward to a very active year. We are in the process of planning for a great year, including Tashlich, spending time with Dan Nichols, Kallot, Mitzvah Day, and lots of fun things to do around town. If you have any ideas please share them with Carly Cohen at [email protected]. A youth convention will be held February 15–19 in Los Angeles, California, we are looking forward to many of our teens attending this great convention.
Summer Kallah is right around the corner, August 15–19. Our teens will spend five fun filled days, learning and growing with teens from Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, and the Dakotas. At this Kallah, taking place at OSRUI in Oconomowoc, Andrew Keene will be installed as the new NFTY-NO President. It is a weekend not to be missed. Go to nfty.org/no to sign up for an amazing five days with other Jewish teens who have the same passions, likes, and interests as so many other Jewish teens.
Early Childhood Playdate at Possibility PlaygroundSunday, July 15th at 10:30 a.m.
All Bagels, Books and Babies and Temple for Toddlers kids please join us at Possibility Playground at 10:30 a.m. for our summer playdate! We will play and then enjoy lunch together! Please bring lunch for your family! RSVP to [email protected].
Club 56We had a lot of fun mini golfing in May. The 5th and 6th graders made some interesting decisions for what they want to do next year. Send any ideas to Geri Berg at [email protected].
Painting and Ice CreamSunday, August 12th Calling all of our Shalom K4–2nd
grade Picassos!! Join us at Pigments Art Studio in Cedarburg at 2:00 p.m. for an afternoon of fun painting and decorating a canvas. Then we will head to the Chocolate Factory for ice cream sundaes! Cost is $18 per child. RSVP to [email protected].
High Holiday Babysitters NeededIf you are interested in babysitting for the High Holidays please contact Geri Berg at 414-332-2966, 414-916-0922, or [email protected].
Havdallah on WheelsSaturday, August 4th
What a great way to end Shabbat! Families please join us for a private party at Ozaukee Skateland in Cedarburg from 4:00-6:00 p.m. We will skate, enjoy a pizza dinner together, and share in Havdallah!
This event is a great family night! Cost is $9 for kids and adults six and up, $5 for kids three to five, and free for kids under three. RSVP to Abby at [email protected]
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What’s Nu?
IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!RELIGIOUS SCHOOL • CHAI SCHOOL • HEBREW SCHOOL REGISTRATION
Registration for the 2012–2013 school year is here. Registration packets are in the mail! If you did not receive a packet please contact the Office of Life Long Learning. We ask that you please register as early as possible as having set numbers enables us to keep our costs down across the board.
We are encouraging parents to register in person so that we may directly address any questions or concerns. We have computerized as many forms as possible to lessen the amount of information you have to write year after year. Like last year, there will be some forms that require your child(ren)’s signature. We ask that you take this home and return them to us as soon as possible.
If you have any questions regarding registration, please feel free to contact Mandy at 414-352-2549 or email at [email protected].
ARE YOU TURNING 4 BEFORE SEPTEMBER 12, 2012?
If so, we want to welcome you to religious school this fall. Our religious education program begins with four year-old kindergarten. If you are a member, registration materials are available in the Office of Life-Long Learning or you may receive a registration packet in the mail. If you would like the packet sent to you, please contact the Office of Life-Long Learning at 414-352-2549 or email Mandy at [email protected]. If you would like to become a member of Shalom and enroll in our program, please contact Linda Holifield for more information.
The Work Of Our HandsSummer is here and we hope that everyone is enjoying all that this wonderful season has to offer. We must keep in mind, however, that before long the autumn leaves will be changing color to remind us of how much the children in Milwaukee's inner city depend on us to help keep them warm during the coming winter months.We encourage all crocheters and knitters in the congregation to join our dedicated group. Please come to our next meeting as we build our supply of hats, scarves, mittens, and gloves to be donated to organizations like MPTV and area public schools. Also, our local Ronald McDonald House has a great need for baby and children's blankets.Patterns, yarn and instruction are always available at our meetings. We will meet on Tuesday, July 17th in the Choir Room at 10:30 a.m. Should you have questions, please call either Judy Shapiro.
Havdallah at the Dog ParkSaturday, August 25th
Join your Shalom friends & family at the Katherine K. Carpenter Dog Park in Mequon Located at 801 W. Zedler Ln., off of Port Washington Rd., between Donges Bay & County Line Rd. for a Havdallah Service and a stroll with your pet through this amazing dog-friendly park. We will meet at 7:00 p.m. There is no cost for this event! RSVP to Abby at [email protected] so we can make sure we have enough treats for our two legged and four legged friends!
It’s a Mitzvah!
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Giving Tzedakah in honor or in memory of someone or some event is a mitzvah at any time. Minimum donations are $5.00 and payment must be received with form.
EDUCATION FUNDSSanford J. Ettinger Memorial Lecture Fund
In Loving Memory of:Robert Hurwitz to Mrs. Robert Hurwitz & Family Suzy EttingerSarah Cohl Mazur to Mr. & Mrs. Allan Cohl & Family Suzy EttingerHarry Schopler to Mrs. Harry Schopler & Family Suzy EttingerYour dear husband & father, Harry to the Schopler Family Emmie Merar
A A ABetty Klurfeld Education Fund
In Honor of:Your Granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah to Beverly Ugent Sandra WeinsteinYour Granddaughter’s Bat Mitzvah to Leila Silverberg Sandra WeinsteinThe birth of Elana Morgan Shapiro to Felice & Barry Bruskin
Ari, Samara & Peyton ShapiroThe birth of Elana Morgan Shapiro to Felice & Barry Bruskin
Rabbi Ronald & Judy ShapiroYour Birthday to Marlene Kagen Leona & Marvin WassermanYour New Granddaughter to Norm & Judy Skurnick
Phyllis & Marty MagazinerYour Getting Well to Cathy Gilfand Norm & Judy SkurnickThe birth of your granddaughter Sue & Mark Cohen
Hannah Simone Paler to Bruce & Sandy Paler & FamilyThe birth of your granddaughter Sue & Mark Cohen
Hannah Simone Paler to Gene & Alina Levshetz & FamilyHeidi’s graduation from Bonnie & Fred Shafrin
Marquette Law School to Heidi Ship ModestoMatt’s graduation from Bonnie & Fred Shafrin
UW-Madison to Matthew ShipThe birth of your granddaughter to Bonnie & Fred Shafrin
Art & Arlene ArnsteinThe birth of your granddaughter to Bonnie & Fred Shafrin
Sandy & Bruce Paler
In Loving Memory of:Dana Stern on her 1st Yarhzeit on Ben & Ethel Stern
Lag B’Omer to Michael, Jake & Evan RothbergSara Cohl Mazur, mother & Beverly Ugent
grandmother to Allan & Judy CohlHusband & Father, Sheldon Segel to Beverly Segel Beverly UgentBeloved Brother-In-Law, Sheldon Segel to Beverly Ugent
Marlene & Robert WatchmakerHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Carol & Jim RossRuth Kohler to Marilyn Franklin & Family Cardiothoracic Surgery GroupBob Hurwitz to Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Phillips & Family
Mrs. Judy Hurwitz and AmyYour beloved Mother & Grandmother, Nancy & Mark Smuckler
Ruth Kohler to Marilyn Franklin & FamilyYour beloved mother, grandmother & Felice & Barry Bruskin
great grandmother to Marilyn & David FranklinYour beloved mother, grandmother & Felice & Barry Bruskin
great grandmother to Sandra Kohler Stern & Scott SternRuth Rose Kohler to Marilyn & David Franklin Joy & Harris JacobsRuth Rose Kohler to Scott & Amber Franklin Joy & Harris JacobsHusband & father, Harry to Miriam & Gene Mayer & Family
Inge Schopler & FamilyHusband, father & grandfather, Harry to Inge Schopler Beverly UgentHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler & Family Lil Teplinsky & Jay KodnerHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Mrs. Joyce RaffelYour Beloved Husband, Harry Schopler to Felice & Barry Bruskin
Mrs. Inge SchoplerYour beloved son, Michael Katz to Bonnie & Fred Shafrin
Howard Katz
MUSIC FUNDSCongregation Shalom Music Fund
In Honor of:Thank you for the beauty you bring to Barbara Bayles
our services to Cantor Karen Berman & ChoirBirth of new granddaughter, Aunt Barbara Bayles
Hannah Simone to Mr. & Mrs. Bruce PalerBirth of new granddaughter, Barbara Bayles
Hannah Simone to Mr. & Mrs. Irvin TroyBirth of new great granddaughter, Barbara Bayles
Hannah Simone to Mr. & Mrs. Rube PalerOur dear friend of nearly seventeen years to Chris & Barbara Hoar
Mr. Albert Cahn Your anniversary to Don & Pat Sandler Dorene & Jay SagerYour birthday to Don Sandler Dorene & Jay SagerYour new Granddaughter to Norm & Judy Skurnick
Rabbi Ron & Judy ShapiroUpcoming wedding of Grandson to Ms. Fay Colberg
Mr. & Mrs. Al Rottman
In Loving Memory of:Your Beloved Mother to Mr. Allan Cohl & Family Barbara BaylesHarry Schopler to Mrs. Inge Schopler Agnes & Otto FellerSam Hornik to Elaine Hornik & Family Norm & Judy SkurnickRhoda Green to the Family of Rhoda Green Mr. & Mrs. M. MendelsonYour Beloved sister, Rhoda Green to Jeff & Ilene Wasserman
Mr. & Mrs. James StromRhoda Green to Mr. & Mrs. Jim Strom Barbara ShaftonRhoda Green to Mr. Ed Green Barbara Shafton
A A AWolf Family Choir Fund
In Honor of:Your special birthday to our nephew Gary Paler Esther and Rube Paler
A A AJudell W. Biller Shabbat Music Fund
In Honor of:The birth of twin grandchildren to Penny & Bob Corris
Judy & Mort Grodsky
SOCIAL JUSTICE FUNDSFood Bank Fund
In Honor of:David’s Engagement to Nancy & Jim Barnett Bunny & Ron CohenNew Granddaughter to Rabbi Ron & Judy Shapiro Bunny & Ron Cohen
In Loving Memory of:Roey, with our sympathy to Lewis & Leatrice Marshak
Roger Pokrass & FamilyYour beloved mother Sara to Judy & Allan Cohl Margaret BlacherYour beloved mother, Beverly Lapins to Barbara & Steve Young
Valerie Lapins & Brian BlackYour beloved mother, Ruth Kohler to Barbara & Steve Young
Marilyn & David FranklinYour beloved husband & father, Barbara & Steve Young
Bob Hurwitz to Judy & Amy HurwitzHarry Schopler to the Schopler Family Marcia & Gerry CherniachSheldon Segel to Mrs. Beverly Segel Marcia & Gerry CherniachRoey Pokrass to the Pokrass Family Marcia CherniachBeloved husband, Harry to Inge Schopler Margaret BlacherHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler & Family Steve & Barbara YoungBeloved husband, father & grandfather, Harriet Dizack
Harry Schopler to the Family of Harry SchoplerHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Nancy OstermannHarry Schopler to Selma & Jerry Shlensky
the Family of Harry Schopler
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Harry Schopler to Ms. Inge Schopler Barbara ShaftonMarilyn Franklin’s Mother to Harold & Bunny Jacobsohn
Mr. & Mrs. David Franklin
A A AMitzvah Day Fund
In Loving Memory of: Roey Pokrass to Roger Pokrass Gina & Mark Teper & FamilyRobert Hurwitz to Judy Hurwitz Gina & Mark Teper & FamilyYour dear father to Ian & Norma Gilson Jim & Nancy Barnett
A A ASam Pasch Memorial Senior Fund
In Loving Memory of:Your husband, Harry to Inge Schopler Brian Ellis & Steven FarmerRoey Pokrass to the Family of Roey Pokrass Mark & Laurie PaschYour Mother & Grandmother to Mark & Laurie Pasch
Barbara & Norman Cohen & FamilySara Mazur to Mr. & Mrs. Allan Cohl & Family Erv LondonRenee Dygola beloved sister & Aunt to Pearl Stein & Family
Muriel Taffel & Family
A A ASocial Action Fund
In Honor of:The birth of your Granddaughter to Donna & Harvey Wichman
Rabbi & Mrs. Ron ShapiroYour grandson Michael’s graduation Jordan & Ann Fox
from college to Mr. & Mrs. Sherwin PeltinA Speedy Recovery to Seema Gorens Marlene KagenThank you for the Seder to Jason Markey
Rabbi Ronald & Judy ShapiroA Speedy Recovery to Eleanor Robinson Julie & Sherwin PeltinYour Granddaughter Niki’s College Claire & Ken Fabric
Graduation to Gail & Jerry SpitzerYour new grandchild to Judy & Ron Shapiro Leanne & Fred BorisYour new grandchild to Ron & Judy Shapiro Tom Bush & Rosie NeufeldThe birth of your new granddaughter to Bruce & Sandy Paler
Rabbi Ron & Judy ShapiroYour Special Birthday to Mr. Ron Flintrop Ms. Fay ColbergYour new granddaughter to Norm & Doreen Marcus
Ron & Judy ShapiroYour son’s engagement to Norm & Doreen Marcus Dee & Ken Stein
In Loving Memory of:Your very special wonderful Mother, Harriet Goldman
Sara Mazur to Mr. & Mrs. Allan CohlYour beloved sister, Carol & Jim Ross
Sara Cohl Mazur to Roz ColmanSara Mazur to Judy & Allan Cohl Marlene KagenRuth Rose Kohler, Mother, Grandmother & Leo & Beatrice Solochek
Great Grandmother to Scott & Sandra Kohler SternHarry Schopler to the Family of Harry Schopler Ms. Fay ColbergHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Jerry & Barbara VolkHarry Schopler to Mrs. Inge Schopler & Family Shari & Allan LuckYour mother – Ruth Kohler to Marilyn Franklin Julie & Sherwin PeltinYour mother – Ruth Kohler to Sandy Stern Julie & Sherwin PeltinYour husband – grandfather to Claire & Ken Fabric
Inge Schopler & FamilyHarry Schopler to Mrs. Harry Schopler & Family Lee SingerBeloved husband & father, Leanne & Fred Boris
Bob to the Family of Bob HurwitzSheldon Segel to the Family of Sheldon Segel Leanne & Fred Boris
SYNAGOGUE CARE FUNDSIz Abrams Building Fund
In Loving Memory of:Harry Schopler to Inge Schopler & Family Marlene KagenSara Mazur to Allan & Judy Cohl Marlene Kagen
Gary Katz Fund
In Loving Memory of:Roey to the Family of Rosemary Pokrass Jackie & Lee KatzShel to the Family of Sheldon Segel Jackie & Lee KatzRoey Pokrass to Roger Pokrass & Family Marlene KagenRoey Pokrass to Mr. Andrew Pokrass Jerry & Barbara VolkHarry Schopler to Mrs. Inge Schopler Joan MandelRoey Pokrass to Roger Pokrass Inez & Gene Gilbert
A A AGreatest Need Fund
In Loving Memory of:Harry Schopler to Inge Schopler & Family Suki & Chuck WeisenthalRoey Pokrass to Andy Pokrass & Family Caren & Daniel GoldbergRobert Hurwitz to the Hurwitz Family Norah BertucciRosemary Pokrass to Roger Pokrass Norah BertucciRuth Kohler to Marilyn Franklin & Family Barbara Lee PonYour mother to the Fanny Engle Family Susie GoldsmithDorothy Rapkin to Errol Rapkin Goodman-Bensman Funeral HomeBob Hurwitz to Judy Hurwitz Linda Gorens-Levey & Michael LeveyBeverly Lapins to Val Lapins Linda Gorens-Levey & Michael LeveyYour beloved mother, Ruth Kohler to Leah Lever
Marilyn & David FranklinHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Laura & Dan EderYour mother Mrs. Ruth Kohler to Nicolet Recreation
Mrs. Marilyn Franklin Advisory CommitteeHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Barbara SteinHarry Schopler to Dr. & Mrs. Wafik Abdou
the Family of Harry SchoplerBarbara’s beloved mother to Linda & Mark Freedman
Dr. & Mrs. Norman CohenBob Hurwitz to Judy & Amy Hurwitz The Bob & Andrea Mandel FamilyBeverly Lapins to The Bob & Andrea Mandel Family
Valerie Lapins Black & Dr. Brian BlackMary Pollack to Stephanie & Marc Ackerman
Howard & Carole Pollack
A A ASherman Pastor Library Fund
In Loving Memory of:Harry Schopler to Mrs. Harry Schopler Dr. Lawrence & Joyzele HowardsHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Dr. & Mrs. Jack Spector
A A AShalom Perpetual Endowment Fund
In Honor of:Your new granddaughter to Howard & Jacque Sosoff & Family
Rabbi Ron & Judy ShapiroBirth of Elana Morgan to Mr. & Mrs. Ari Shapiro Bubbles ShumowYour 40th Anniversary to Penny & Bob Corris Karen & Neil PinskyYour new Grandson to Karen & Neil Pinsky
Margaret & Lauren CharousThe marriage of Mardee & Ken Handler to Karen & Neil Pinsky
Doreen & Norman MarcusA speedy recovery to Brian Black David & Cindy WernerA speedy recovery to Seema Gorens David & Cindy WernerYour special birthday to Alta Werner David & Cindy Werner
In Loving Memory of:Your dear Mother, Grandmother and Howard & Jacque Sosoff
Great Grandmother, Ruth Kohler to & Family Marilyn & David Franklin & Family
Your dear cousin Bob Hurwitz and Howard & Jacque Sosoff beloved Aunt Sara Mazur to Penny & & Family Barry Goldman & Family
Roey Pokrass to Roger Pokrass Bubbles ShumowHarry Schopler to Mrs. Inge Schopler Karen & Neil PinskyHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Debbie, Jonathan & Ralph EderYour mother, Roey Pokrass to Andrew Pokrass David & Cindy WernerYour mother, Beverly R. Lapins to David & Cindy Werner
Valerie Lapins & FamilyRobert Bartfeld to Arlene Bartfeld Beverly & Jack Spector
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What’s Nu?
Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Shapiro
Thursday, July 26th at 11:30 a.m.
Come join Rabbi Ron at Shalom for our July Lunch and Learn from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Free and open to all. Please bring your own bag lunch. RSVP to Abby at [email protected].
Cantor Karen Berman's Birthday Blessing
Friday, July 20th
Please join us at Summer Shabbat services on Friday, July 20th at 6:00 p.m. as we share in a birthday blessing for our very own Cantor Karen! As we
celebrate our 60th Anniversary, we will also celebrate Cantor Berman’s 60th birthday.
Following services, please join us for a birthday Kiddush!
Social Action AnnouncementPlease join the Board of Trustees at our next sort at the Hunger Task Force(201 S. Hawley Road: I-94 and Hawley Road)
Thursday, July 19th from 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Sorry, children under 12 are not allowed to participate. Wear closed-toe shoes. Contact Jim Ross at [email protected]
Shalom at RaviniaChicago Symphony Orchestra with
JAAP VAN ZWEDEN Saturday, July 7th
Join your Shalom friends for a wonderful evening of music at Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, Illinois. Enjoy the comfort of traveling with coach bus service and reserved seating in the covered section of the outdoor pavilion. Wear casual clothing and comfortable walking shoes. Tickets are limited. Cost is $63 for members and $68 for non-members. RSVP to Abby at [email protected].
NOTE NEW START TIME.4:15 p.m. Catered Light Dinner in Klurfeld Hall5:00 p.m. Board Coach Bus to Ravinia7:30 p.m. Havdallah at Ravinia & Concert11:00 p.m. Return to Shalom (approx.)
Jeremy Rosen Memorial Blood DriveWednesday, August 8th
The Blood Center of Wisconsin is hosting the Jeremy Rosen Memorial Blood Drive, in Klurfeld Hall from 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Reservations are not necessary. Everyone is welcome. Contact the temple office for more information.
Holocaust Museum Tour and LunchThursday, August 16th
Join Shalom for a trip to the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie for a guided tour, followed by an opportunity to hear a Holocaust survivor speak about his experiences. Enjoy coach bus service at 8:15 a.m. to this new world-class museum, and afterwards, a deli lunch at The Bagel in the Old Orchard Center before heading back to Shalom. Cost is $50 for members, $53 for non members. Cost includes coach bus transporta-tion, admission & lunch.
As in years past, we shall have a Book of Remembrance for the Memorial Service on Yom Kippur, listing the names of our departed loved ones. This booklet is also used throughout the year at other Memorial Services. According to Judaic tradition, “repentance, prayer and charity (Teshuvah, Tefilah, and Tzedakah) temper judgments severe decree.” Through these mitzvot, Jews seek to re-establish their relationship with God and with other human beings and accomplish reconciliation with both. Therefore it is appropriate to give to charity before the High Holy Days to improve the spiritual and/or the material well-being of the community.
One way in which we may contribute to charity is by inscribing the name of your departed loved ones in Shalom’s Memorial Book. Contributions are voluntary and the amount is left to your discretion.
In order to insure that all names submitted are correct and included in the booklet, it is necessary to begin the processing no later than August 10th. No names will be read from the pulpit at the Memorial Service. Names received after August 10th will not be included in the booklet.You can avoid disappointment by submitting the form below, no later than August 10th.
Please include the names of the following in the Yom Kippur Book of Remembrance.
PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY
In fond memory of my departed loved ones, I enclose a
contribution of $ .
Signed
Print
Phone Number
A portion of the contributions will be used to defray the expenses of printing.
Daily MinyanThe number of people who have been coming to minyan has diminished. The daily minyan is a daily service which meets in Kesselman Chapel Monday–Thursday from 5:45–6:00 p.m. We are proud that Congregation Shalom has convened a successful minyan for nearly 15 years. Please attend the minyan on a regular basis as we would love to be with you, and you would assist in perpetuating this meaningful and important service.
Keep Up to DateWe are using email regularly to communicate with members. Our weekly email blasts keep you up to date on all the latest news from Shalom. In addition to the weekly blast, we also share news about deaths, births, temple closings, and other important information. No need to wait to receive the monthly Shofar to be in the know. If you are not currently receiving our weekly emails, please provide your email address to Monica by phone at 352-9288, by email at [email protected], or by mail at: Congregation Shalom 7630 N Santa Monica Blvd. Fox Point, WI 53217 Attn: Monica.
60th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Save the Date
From Our Founders to Our Future . . . 60 Years at Congregation Shalom
Coming Up . . . some great 60th Anniversary Celebrations!
Friday, August 31st
60th Anniversary Shabbatand BBQ Dinner
Saturday, September 1st
Casino Night 60th Anniversary Party
Sunday, September 2nd
Milwaukee Brewers Game
Friday, September 7th
The Pillars Installation and Dedication
For more information on these 60th Anniversary Celebrations, please contact Abby at [email protected].
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NEW MEMBERS
Special July AnniversariesName Years DateDr. Walter and Judith Shapiro 64 4th
Jason Mishelow and Teresa Drews 10 5th
Ronald and Shari Paler 10 5th
Corey and Jodi Fox 10 6th
Noah and Marina Rickun 10 6th
Benny and Jessica Brojde 5 7th
Dr. Ronald and Maxine Cohn 55 7th
Jerome and Dianne Spector 50 7th
Dr. Richard and Frances Arbetter 45 9th
John and Georgine Kesselman 30 10th
Bradley and Marilyn Shovers 35 10th
Joseph and Sally Karp 64 11th
Derek and Kelly Steiner 5 14th
Jeffrey and Lynette Schuster 45 16th
Randee and Todd Halsey 5 21st
Julius and Ann Garber 63 24th
Franklyn and Martha Gimbel 30 24th
Sylvan and Mirriam Jubelirer 69 24th
Carl and Claire Manes 74 25th
Scott and Christine Mendelsohn 10 27th
Steven and Sarah Zimmerman 10 27th
What’s Nu?
Billy ElliotSunday, July 22nd at 6:30 p.m.
Join Shalom in Uihlein Hall at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts for the Broadway musical “Billy Elliot” based on the international
smash-hit film. Set in a small town, the story follows Billy as he stumbles out of the boxing ring and into a ballet class, discovering a surprising passion that inspires his family and his whole community. Meet in your seats at show time. Cost is $72 for members, $74 for non-members. Limited tickets available.
Paul Gilson, Father & Grandfather to Susan & Russ Yale Norma & Ian Gilson & Family
Your Son to Marie Siegel Marilyn & Bob TeperYour husband, Sheldon to Mrs. Beverly Segel Marilyn & Bob TeperYour husband, Harry to Inge Schopler Marilyn & Bob Teper
YOUTH FUNDSKennedy-Barnett Youth Scholarship Fund
In Loving Memory of:Harry Schopler to Inge Schopler & Family Milly Schapiro Harry Schopler to Inge Schopler Lynne Lewin
A A AGayle Riches Youth Fund
In Honor of:Your granddaughter’s marriage to Lynne Lewin
Bernie & Corrine Plotkin
In Loving Memory of:Your Beloved Mother, Mary Bloom to Dennis & Janice Waisman
Barbara & Norman Cohen
A A AI. Sidney Rosen Campership Fund
In Honor of:A Speedy Recovery to Max Kolb Marlene KagenBarbara for being honored at Barbara & Max Kolb
Beth El to Mrs. A. SimonYour Son’s graduation to Mr. & Mrs. S. Spector Barbara & Max KolbAlyssa Brynn Silverberg Bas Mitzvah to Phyllis Bander
Leila SilverbergAlyssa Brynn Silverberg Bas Mitzvah to Esther Rosen Phyllis BanderAlyssa’s Bat Mitzvah to Alyssa Silverberg Millie WolfYour 30th Anniversary to Mr. & Mrs. H. Herman Barbara & Max Kolb
In Loving Memory of:Husband and Father to Judy & Amy Hurwitz The Silverberg FamilyMother and Grandmother to Jodi and Sandy Silverberg & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Allan CohlYour husband Sell to Mrs. C. Fielkow Barbara & Max KolbYour mother to Mr. & Mrs. A. Cohl Barbara & Max KolbYour husband Bob to Mrs. J. Hurwitz Barbara & Max Kolb
A A AShalom Campership & Israel Fund
In Loving Memory of:Roey Pokrass to Roger Pokrass Mr. Robert BreslauerHarry Schopler to Inge Schopler Mr. Robert Breslauer
A A AYeladim K'tanim Early Childhood Fund
In Honor of:The birth of Elana Morgan Shapiro to Ben & Ethel Stern
Rabbi Ron & Judy Shapiro
Mitzvah Day 2012 is Sunday, October 21st
Save the DateFor more information on Mitzvah Day please
contact Mitzvah Day Chairs Lori and Gary Rosenthal at [email protected]
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What’s Nu?
Doreen and Norm Marcus, on the marriage of their daughter, Mardee Marcus to Ken Handler, and the engagement of their son, Kent Marcus to Marie Bubak.
Bonnie Cohen and Steve Meyerson, on the graduation of their son, Aaron Meyerson, from NYU with his Masters in Urban Planning, and his receiving of the Dean’s award for Leadership, and recently being hired as Project Manager for Strategic Planning with the New York City Economic Development Corporation.
Bruce and Sandy Paler, on the birth of their granddaughter, Hannah Simone Paler, born on May 4th to parents, Steve and Tanya Paler, and to grandparents, Gene and Alina Levshetz, great-grandparents, Arkadiy Goldin, Irv and Marilyn Troy, Rube and Esther Paler, and aunts and uncles, Becca Levshetz, and Scott and Dorothy Paler.
Ian Goldstein and Adrienne Muller-Goldstein, on the birth of their daughter, Edie Goldstein, born on April 6th.
Jess and Heather Henrickson, on the birth of their daughter, Ruby Henrickson, born on February 28th, and to big brother, Evan.
Derek and Kelly Steiner, on the birth of their daughter, Mackenzie Steiner, born on May 1st, and to big sister, Molly.
Gabe and Erin Chernov, on the birth of their son, Miles Chernov, born on April 3rd, and to big sister, Raya.
Debbie Keene, on the election of her son, Andrew Keene, as the president of the new regional board for Milwaukee’s NFTY-Northern region of North American Federation of Temple Youth on April 21st and to grandmother Barb Bayles.
Marsha and Ray Miller, on the birth of their granddaughter, Alana Rachel Kulakofsky, on May 7th, and to parents, Elizabeth and David Kulakofsky, big brother, Josh, and also to grandparent, Janie Kulakofsky, aunts and uncles, Kelly and Brent Arnold, Jessica and Greg Parrish, Lance Arnold, and cousins, Noah, Eli and Ethan.
MAZEL TOV!In Memoriam
dWe extend our heartfelt sympathy to the families of:
ROBERT BARTFELDHusband of Arlene BartfeldFather of Aura (Aaron) Ahuvia Benjamin (Nicole) Bartfeld David (Stephanie) BartfeldBrother of Charles (Ruth) BartfeldGrandfather of Isaac & Jonah Ahuvia Samuel & Ari Bartfeld
LEONARD BERNSTEINHusband of Rita BernsteinBrother of Frank (Belle) BernsteinFather of Mark (Sherry) Bernstein
JANE BLANKENSHIPMother of Jay (Ellen Abrams) Blankenship Larry (Karen) Kludt Rick (Kathy) Kludt Lani (Phil) Harper Sally (Tom) Poelzer Kerry Blankenship Jeff BlankenshipGrandmother of Leah Blankenship Jennifer (Bernie Degenhardt) Blankenship
PAUL GILSONHusband of Phyllis GilsonFather of Dr. Ian (Norma) Gilson Dr. Noah (Dr. Cynthia) GilsonGrandfather of Sarah (Liron Potash) Gilson Dr. Robin (Carlos Lopez) Gilson Dr. Jessica Feintuch Mitchell (Alexandra) Gilson Andrew Gilson
RHODA GREENWife of Edward GreenSister of Karen (Jim) Strom
MARY POLLACKMother of Howard (Carole) Pollack Laurence (Lynn) PollackGrandmother of Lauren & Lyndsey Pollack
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July 1–July 7Marcy AbramsHarold AltmanEdward AndersonHerbert BanksNathan BardAlex Bear Joshua Bookstein Beck Pearl EpsteinRosa EvansMelvin Goldman Allen GoldmannLee GoodmanBertram HoffmanSam Levy Joanna MillerAlan MoglowskyMorris NashinskyAlbert PearlKenneth PhillipsRalph PodellTimothy RickunLibbie RoseJack RudbergHelen SaferJay SchneiderAnn SmithHenry SussmanMartin Sussman
Eva Deitz Jean DolginPearl FishmanAllen GelinJoe GersonS. Roger HirschJoseph HolzmanFlorence HootkinClaire KromMorris LaberSteven LefcoHarry LeveyRose MeldmanPaul MoskowitzRachel Nashinsky Nancy Niman Allen Noshay James Olds Melvin Orenstein Edith ParrElaine PentlerBenjamin ResnickWilliam RosmanVera SimmsMorton SosoffRaymond StraussEmil Weiss David Willenson
If you have had a death in the family and wish the information to be placed in the Shofar and/or to be notified annually of your loved one’s yahrtzeit date, please call Pauline at the temple office at 414-352-9288. Also, if you have lost a spouse and wish the yahrtzeit reminders that were received by that loved one transferred so that you would be notified accordingly, please call Pauline.
Those We RemembeR in July . . .
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Linda N. Holifield Executive Director
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