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Congregation Agudath Achim

9 LEE BLVD., • SAVANNAH, GA 31405 • 912-352-4737 • www.agudath-achim.com

JUNE 2014• SIVAN-TAMMUZ 5774

ISSUE #9

CONGREGATION AGUDATH ACHIM

A Glance at

what’s inside

A Message

from the Rabbi

Yahrzeits

Contributions

Calendar for

June

Your June

Birthdays

Join us for

Congregation Agudath

Achim’s Annual Meeting

Sunday, June 8th

at 3:00 p.m.

JUNE 2014 SIVAN-TAMMUZ 5774

RABBI

Ruven Barkan

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Motti Locker

PRESIDENT

Kenneth Sadler

VICE-PRESIDENT

Steven Roth

VICE-PRESIDENT/FINANCIAL

SECRETARY

Elise Shernoff

TREASURER

Adam Kaminsky

RECORDING SECRETARY

Robert Schwartz

IMMEDIATE

PAST PRESIDENT

Lynn Reeves

BOARD MEMBERS

Liz Arkin

Michael Bonder

Doug Goldstein

AJ Haysman

David Hirsh

Barry Luskey

Debby Luskey

Morgan McGhie

Barry Schlafstein

Harvey Shatz

Warren Zeger

CHEVRA KADISHA

David Reeves

ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE

Bert Tenenbaum

RITUAL COMMITTEE

David Hirsh

SISTERHOOD

Joanna Rich

MEN’S CLUB

Robert Schwartz

SHALOM SCHOOL

Eva Locker

HONORARY MEMBERS

Larry Lasky

Message From Rabbi

Receiving an Inclusive Torah

Last week, I attended the Rabbinical Assembly conference in Dallas, Texas. Every year,

the rabbis of the organization take a public stand on specific issues by passing resolu-

tions. Among the resolutions passed this year was the "Resolution in Support of Access to

Lifelong Jewish Learning for Jews with Disabilities" (see full resolution below).

Within this resolution there is acknowledgement of the religious imperative to recognize

that every human being is created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27) and therefore inher-

ently holy, regardless of one's limitations; however, the resolution also recognizes that

there are barriers "in attitude and access" that exclude people from being part of the Jew-

ish community.

When I attended Camp Ramah as a camper in my early teens, I was first exposed to camp-

ers who, despite their disabilities, were integrated into camp life. This was called the Tik-

vah program. At an age when children are very aware of group identity, I distinctly re-

member one of my peers accepting a boy who had a visible disability into our group. I felt

relieved, understanding that such a welcoming attitude would extend to me as well. Little

did I know that I would end up marrying someone who was part of this program. As a

result of these experiences, I have gone on a journey of becoming more sensitive to peo-

ple's limitations. This process has enabled me to become more aware and accepting of my

own limitations as well.

On vacation, we attended a synagogue on which a Bar Mitzvah was being cele-

brated. The boy enthusiastically led the entire service and read from the Torah. His

blindness did not exclude him. He davened from a braille siddur and read Torah from a

braille chumash. After services, his father, the rabbi, asked us how many congregations

would be able to accommodate his son if they were to attend services there? When we

returned, our congregation purchased a braille chumash and siddur.

Let us take specific steps so that our congregation will be viewed as an inclusive congre-

gation that reaches out to people who have disabilities. This begins by adopting a willing

attitude to commit time and money to meet every person's needs to the best of our abil-

ity. Next, let us hold conversations among our congregants to learn ways that we can bet-

ter meet the needs of people who have disabilities. The resolution asks us to recognize

that in addition to people with physical disabilities there are also disabilities that are not

visible, i.e., autism, mood disorders, and learning disabilities. We have members who can

share their valuable experience to help us be more inclusive. By conducting such conver-

sations we will be taking the first huge step on this important journey for our congregation

-- being ready to learn how to accommodate the specific needs of all the people in our

congregation. For a list of additional steps see the United Synagogue's checklist:http://

www.uscj.org/JewishLivingandLearning/SocialAction/Accessibility/

Checklist_WelcomingPeopleWithDisabilitiesIntoYourSynagogue.aspx

As Shavuot approaches, the holiday that celebrates our people's receiving of the Torah at

Mt. Sinai, let us ensure that each and every person has the ability to receive Torah in our

synagogue, despite his or her limitations. The Torah from Congregation Agudath Achim

will be a Torah of kindness, a Torah that meets the needs of all her members, and a Torah

that honors the diversity in God's creation.

http://www.uscj.org/JewishLivingandLearning/SocialAction/Accessibility/Checklist_WelcomingPeopleWithDisabilitiesIntoYourSynagogue.aspx




Message From Rabbi Continued Resolution in Support of Access to Lifelong Jewish Learning for Jews with Disabilities

Whereas a human being mints many coins from the same mold and they are all identical, but the Holy Blessed One strikes us

all from the mold of the first human and each one of us is unique (Mishnah Sanhedrin 4:5) and

Whereas the Torah states that each of us is created b’tzelem Elohim, in the image of God (Genesis 1:27) and describes the hos-

pitality of Abraham and Sarah welcoming strangers to their home (Genesis 18) but there are Jews with physical, developmen-

tal, emotional, intellectual and other disabilities who do not have the opportunities to participate in the richness of Jewish life

in Conservative Movement institutions because multiple barriers still exist in attitudes and access and

Whereas as the Torah teaches us, “You shall not insult the deaf or place a stumbling block before the blind” (Leviticus 19:14)

and when those barriers are eliminated many Jews with disabilities find warmth, welcome and a sense of belonging in their

Conservative Jewish community and

Whereas historically people with disabilities have been regarded in light of visible impairments such as physical, communica-

tion and sensory disorders, the Rabbinical Assembly recognizes that people can have disabilities that are not visible including,

but not limited to, autism spectrum disorders, learning disabilities, executive functioning disorders and mood disorders and

Whereas regardless of whether a disability is apparent or not apparent, the Rabbinical Assembly understands that because each

person is unique, accommodations must meet their needs so that each can participate in personally meaningful activities and

Whereas the Rabbinical Assembly, United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and Camp Ramah have worked for decades to

bring people with disabilities into Jewish life such as through the work of the USCJ Special Needs Commission, the Ramah

Tikvah program and

Whereas despite all these efforts, more can and must be done to build a more inclusive Conservative Movement; we must en-

sure that our buildings, facilities and programs are accessible to all people with apparent and not apparent disabilities; our de-

meanor is welcoming and our language is appropriate including using “person first language” that puts the person before the

disability (i.e., referring to a “person with a disability” rather than a “disabled person”) and all Jews, regardless of ability, will

have the opportunity for meaningful participation in the richness of Judaism.

Therefore be it resolved that the Rabbinical Assembly affirms that access to a Jewish education, worship at the congregation

of one’s choosing, participation in USY, summers spent at Camp Ramah, attendance at a Solomon Schechter Day School,

making Jewish friends and becoming leaders of the Conservative Movement should not be limited by a disability and

Be it further resolved that the Rabbinical Assembly commits to creating and sustaining welcoming communities of meaningful

inclusion, enabling and encouraging people with disabilities and their families to participate fully in Jewish life in a way that

promotes a sense of personal belonging and

Be it further resolved that the Rabbinical Assembly asks its rabbis to find ways to partner with other organizations pursuing

this work in order to share resources and best practices and

Be it further resolved that the Rabbinical Assembly calls upon congregations to implement these programs to the best of their

financial ability and supports increased allocation for the funding of these initiatives and

Be it further resolved that the Rabbinical Assembly encourages its rabbis and affiliates to adopt Person First Language (e.g.

child with autism rather than autistic child) in all oral and written communication and publications and

Be it further resolved that the Rabbinical Assembly calls upon its rabbis to embrace the vision of a Conservative Movement

that spiritually, physically and socially welcomes, includes, accommodates and supports all children and adults living with

disabilities and their families by providing lifelong learning in all aspects of Jewish communal life.


BURIAL WISHES

One of the hardest decisions we have to make is “Where will my family and I be buried at the end of our lives?” Some

of you have already made a decision and others may not have. Usually the first call our members make after a death is

to the synagogue. Agudath Achim Synagogue has prided itself on its Chevra Kadisha and Mitzvah committees. We

want to be there for you at those stressful moments. To make everyone’s life easier, we would like to collect any

information that you would like to give us about your after-life arrangements. If you have a lot that you bought out of

town, a contact person for funeral arrangements, or any special requests that you have, please use the space below to

put them in writing.

If you have not made any future plans and would like to discuss a burial possibility in Bonaventure Cemetery or if you

have any other concerns or questions please contact one of the Chevra Kadisha chairs, David Reeves and Larry Lasky,

or the Executive Director, Motti Locker.

Interment in Bonaventure Cemetery

Section _________

Block _________

Lot _________

Space _________

Interment out of Savannah GA

Contact Person _______________________________________ Phone ____________

City & State __________________________________________

Name and phone number of funeral home

____________________________________________________ Phone ____________

Special burial position: Section ______

Block ______

Lot ______

Space ______

Other comments: _______________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

Please return to Agudath Achim Chevra Kadisha, 9 Lee Blvd. Savannah, GA 31405


JUNE 01/03 SIVAN

HARRIET COHEN

JUNE 02/04 SIVAN

JULIUS GALIN

JUNE 03/05 SIVAN

DAVID ARTIS

DAVID KRAMER

JUNE 04/06 SIVAN

MOSES HAYSMAN

LARRY HIRSH

SIDNEY PADEREWSKY

JOY STEINBERG

JUNE 05/07 SIVAN

SAMUEL TENENBAUM

JUNE 07/09 SIVAN

ELLIS CAHN

AUGUSTA GELLINS

ROSE POTICHA

JUNE 08/10 SIVAN

ALBERT ULLMAN

JUNE 09/11 SIVAN DINAH EICHLER

JUNE 10/12 SIVAN

JEANNE PALEFSKY

MIRIAM T. SHERMAN

JUNE 11/13 SIVAN

SAMUEL BERWITZ

SARA LEVY LOWE

JAKE ULLMAN

JUNE 12/14 SIVAN

AMY MILLER

JUNE 13/15 SIVAN

AARON M. SELIGMAN

HENRY TENENBAUM

ROBERTA TENENBAUM

DORIS WALDMAN

JUNE 14/16 SIVAN

ESTHER JACOBSON

PAULINE UDINSKY

JUNE 15/17 SIVAN

AARON LEVY

JUNE 16/18 SIVAN

LAMONT DANZIG

RUPERT HELLER

JUNE 17/19 SIVAN

MAX ROSENBERG

HARVEY RUBIN

JUNE 18/20 SIVAN

BERTHA SELETZKY STEIN

RALPH TENENBAUM

PEARL VOGEL GEFFEN

JUNE 19/21 SIVAN

MINNIE DURBEN

BENJAMIN GAYNOR

LILLIAN KAHAN

REBECCA ROBINSON SCHNEIDER

JUNE 20/22 SIVAN

CARRIE MEYER

SYLVIA SKLAR

IRVING STREAR

LENA WEITZ

JUNE 21/23 SIVAN

ARTHUR BILOON

SIDNEY HOLLANDER

KRISTINA RABINOWITZ

LOUIS SILVER

JUNE 22/24 SIVAN

LENA SHOOB

JUNE 23/25 SIVAN

ANNE JACKSON

JUNE 24/26 SIVAN

FANNIE LASKY

RAE MYERS

LOUIS ODREZIN

ABRAM SADLER

JUNE 25/27 SIVAN

ESTHER KREH

FLORENCE SITRIN

JUNE 26/28 SIVAN

EPHRAIM JOSEF GOLCMAN

ELAINE WEXLER ISKOWITZ

JUNE 29/01 TAMMUZ

BENJAMIN EIGNER

RUDOLPH EIGNER

HENRY L. KARSMAN

JUNE 30/02 TAMMUZ

GEORGE NEWMAN

Yahrzeits June 2014/5774 Contributions Eric Nathan Karp Fund

In Memory Of

Edith Karpf Annette Karp

Florence Haysman Silver Fund In Memory Of

Ruth Stein

Linda & Michael Zoller

Rabbi Jerry Potack Camp Ramah Fund Mazel Tov on your Wedding

Aileen & Ira Miller

Steffi & Sol Zerden

Lewis Danish Tzedakah In Memory Of

Kate Caplan

Bill & Jeni Bilek

Ashley Samuels

Jack & Beverly Karesh

In Honor Of

Rabbi Barkan

Jack & Beverly Karesh

Happy Birthday

Adina Barkan

Sara & Sherwin Robin

Building Fund In Memory Of

Ada Kramer

Esther Buchsbaum

Herbert Ray

Sally Krissman

Ernie Friedman

Cookie & Barry Gale

Edith Karpf

Cookie & Barry Gale

Ralph & Pauline Tenenbaum Chevra

Kadisha Fund In Memory Of

Rachel Marcus

Helen Rosengart

Sylvia Holstein

Jean & D.M. Holstein

Sisterhood Mitzvah Committee In Memory Of

Louis Perl

Lynn & Richard Berkowitz

Thank You

Ellie Galin

Samra & Ron Robbins


Contributions We acknowledge with gratitude and appreciation your generous donations

Helping Hands In Memory Of

Edith Karpf

Joan Pam

Judy & Paul Todtfeld

Shalom School In Memory Of

Edith Karpf

Reggie & Mel Goldstein

Florence Wacks

Reggie & Mel Goldstein

Torah Fund In Memory Of

Edith Karpf

Jill & Jeff Vantosh

In Honor Of

Ashley & Victoria Hamelin

Carol Offenback

Thank You

Davida Stockton


Siddur Sim Shalom In Memory Of

Edith Karpf

Lynn & David Reeves

Aaron Buchsbaum

Muriel Bono

Julian Weil

Loyce & Daniel Weil

Sylvia & Morris Cohen Israel Travel

Endowment Fund In Memory Of

Ella G. Miller & Janice Cohen Alterman

Edith Karpf

Edward & Becky Cohen

Mazel Tov

Morrie & Leon Shelkoff

Sol & Steffi Zerden

Etz Hayim In Memory Of

Ashley Samuels

Lawrence & Robin Brody & Family

Ernie & Mary Weitz Friedman Fund for

the Study of Conservative Judaism In Memory Of

Edith Karpf

Mary Friedman

Aaron Buchsbaum

Mary Friedman

Ernie Friedman


Mitchell & Stacey Kopelman

Jack R. Eades

Sally Krissman

Lawrence & Robin Brody & Family

Marilyn & Jonathan Arkin

Lorlee & Arnold Tenenbaum

Edward Cohen

Sheryl Sapriel

Jeremy & Trudy Hanson-Gibbs

Jill & Jeff Vantosh

Amy & Robert Arogeti

Jackson Park Homeowners Association

Jack & Frances Berry

Bernice Luskey

Bailee Tenenbaum Kronowitz

Kiddush Fund In Memory Of

Aaron Buchsbaum


Harriet Ullman

Rene Lehrberger

Lyda G. Parker

Jack K. Berry

Elise & Victor Shernoff

Marla & Morris Geffen

Faye Kirschner & Christine Addy

Phyllis Mintz

Sylvia & Burton Udinsky

Ernie Friedman

Betty & Larry Lasky

Herbert Ray

Betty & Larry Lasky



Edith Karpf


Anita Schlossberg


Ada Kramer

Harriet Ullman


Happy Birthday

Jerald Cohen

Anita Schlossberg

Happy Birthday

Marcia Berens

Harriet Ullman

Happy Birthday

Adina Barkan


Mazel Tov

Ellen & Arnold Goldberg

Victor & Elise Shernoff

Speedy Recovery Of

AM Goldkrand

Anita Schlossberg

Harriet Ullman


Harriet Ullman

Bob Schwartz


Bucky Bloom

Betty & Larry Lasky

Thank You

Elise Shernoff

Harriet Ullman

Congratulations

Megan Gale

Harriet Ullman

Thank You

Sharon & Murray Galin, Jane Winter &

Toby Hollenberg

Harriet & Eric Meyerhoff

Backpack Buddies Fund In Memory Of

Ada Kramer


Stephen Karlin & Meyer Karlin

Harriet & Sandra Karlin

Louis Baher

Sandra Seligman

Evelyn Honig

Jane Winter

Edith Karpf

Sandy & Marcus Seligman

Judy & Harvey Shatz

Sol & Steffi Zerden

Steven & Elizabeth Arkin

Betty & Larry Lasky

Harriet Ullman

Solomon Brill

Arthur & Linda Brill

Herbert Ray

Bucky & Joan Bloom

Sophia & Morris Samorodin

Bernice Luskey


Contributions We acknowledge with gratitude and appreciation your generous donations

In Honor Of

Ron Robbins’ Birthday

Bucky & Joan Bloom

Rabbi Barkan’s Kindness

Bucky & Joan Bloom

Happy 85th Birthday

Jerald Cohen


Speedy Recovery Of

Bob Schwartz

Betty & Larry Lasky

Eric Meyerhoff

Jane Winter

General Fund In Memory Of

Celia H. Hirsch

Anne & William Mintz

Annie Dana

Cary Shoob

Rose Wolf

Jack Wolf

Adolph Roth & David Gold

Beth & Steven Roth

David Wiseman

Betty Ray Wiseman

Beverly Cooperman Gellins

Don Gellins

Rueben & Esther Bergman Rosenberg

Barbara & Barry Rosenberg

Lillian Greif

Florence Sussman

Edith Karpf

Buddy & Julie Metzger

Beth & Steven Roth

Sidney & Marissa Karp

Julius Kaminsky


Bernice Luskey

Sharon Murray Galin

Jane Winter

Lynn Goodman

Iris & Nate Ginsberg

Herbert Ray

Dorothy Stock

David & Eva Arkin & Children

Lynn Goodman

Ernie Friedman

David & Eva Arkin & Children

Zelda & Sheldon Tenenbaum

Aaron Buchsbaum

Gale & David Hirsh

Marilyn Cranman

Harriet & Paul Kulbersh

Paul & Judy Todtfeld

Ed Wexler

Mr. & Mrs. John Sayler

Zelda & Sheldon Tenenbaum

Bernice Luskey

David & Merle Horwitz

Louise & Freddie Harkavy

Ada Kramer

Fran & Myron Kaminsky

Gale & David Hirsh

Jean Kaminsky & Toby Friedman

Eliot & Rachel Israel

Marcia Hirsch

Judy & Paul Todtfeld

In Honor Of

Harriet Ullman

Dorothy Stock

Herman Cranman’s Special Birthday

Marilyn Cranman

Mazel Tov

Ronnie Kronowitz


Merry & Richard Bodziner

Lisa’s engagement

Harriet Ullman

Ed Wexler

Congratulations on birth of

New Grandson

Lynn & Richard Berkowitz

Ed Wexler

Congratulation on the Levy Award

Paul Kulbersh

Ed Wexler

Jerald Cohen’s Special Birthday

Alan & Barbara H. Smith

Harriet Ullman’s Lifetime Commitment

Arlene & Michael Steinfeldt

Jan & Norman Epstein

Speedy Recovery Of

Bernice Luskey

Dorothy Stock

Bob Schwartz

Jack E. Wolf

Ed Wexler

Kathy Friedman

Julie & Buddy Metzger

Harriet Ullman

Zena Kaplan

High Holidays are approaching,

did you ever think about buying

a seat? Now will be a good time.

$500 will promise you a Seat for

LIFE!

For more information contact

David Hirsh 912-667-9664.


Congregation Agudath Achim

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

AA Cruise Raffle

6:30 p.m.

9:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

2

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

3

Shavuot:

Blintzes &

Study

8:00 p.m.

Erev Shavuot

4 9:15 a.m.

Shacharit with

Breakfast 6:00 p.m. Mincha

Shavuot

5 9:15 a.m.

Shacharit 8:00 p.m. Mincha

9:00 p.m. Maariv

Shavuot Yizkor

6 7:00 a.m.

Shacharit

7:45 a.m. Friday Morning

Breakfast

5:45 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat

8:10 p.m. Candle Lighting

7 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by Kiddush

luncheon

8:00 p.m. - Mincha

8:30 p.m. Seudah & Study

9:12 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

8

Annual Meeting

3:00 p.m.

9:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

9

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

10

7:30 a.m. Shacharit 6:00 p.m. Maariv

11

8:00 a.m. Shacharit with

Breakfast

6:00 p.m. Maariv

12

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

13 7:00 a.m.

Shacharit


Breakfast

5:45 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat


14 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by Kiddush

luncheon

8:05 p.m. - Mincha


9:15 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

15 9:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

16

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

17

7:30 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

18


Breakfast

6:00 p.m. Maariv

19

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

20 7:00 a.m.

Shacharit

7:45 a.m.

Friday Morning

Breakfast

5:45 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat


21 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by

Kiddush luncheon

8:05 p.m. - Mincha


9:17 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

Summer Begins

22

9:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

23

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

24

7:30 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

25


Breakfast

6:00 p.m. Maariv

26

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

27 7:00 a.m.

Shacharit


Breakfast

5:45 p.m.

Kabbalat Shabbat


28 9:15 a.m.

Shabbat Services

Followed by Kiddush

luncheon

8:05 p.m. - Mincha


9:18 p.m. - Maariv/

Havdalah

29

9:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv

30

7:00 a.m. Shacharit

6:00 p.m. Maariv


Yom Huledet Same’ach!

We Extend Happy Birthday

Wishes

to the Following Members

MESSAGE FROM THE

MINYAN CAPTAINS

If you are planning to come to

Shul for Kaddish, please

contact the minyan captain a

few days in advance.

Monday (7:00am) -

Kenneth Sadler

Tuesday (7:30am) -

Lynn Reeves

Wednesday (8:00am) -

Ron Ginsberg

Thursday (7:00am) -

Michael Konter

Friday (7:00am) -

Bobby Isaacson

Sunday (9:00am) -

David Hirsh

Helene Streicher

Eugene Bloom

Faith Dessauer

Sofia Tillinger

Linda Friedman

Aaron Tillinger

Arlene Wizwer

Daniel Berman

Brad Conner

Kevin Heyman

Michael Warshaw

Josepha DeVaro

Joan Bloom

Samuel Jospin

David Frischer

Debra Cohen

Alexander Kovensky

Holly Marks

Mindy Gordon

Ami Rabinowitz

Laney Berman

Susan Gross

Bernard Wilker

Betty Wiseman

Barbara Pecknay

Harriet Meyerhoff

Ed Wexler

Kasey Berman

Aaron Kreh

Rene Lehrberger

Fred Spector

Arnold Tenenbaum

Elizabeth Weitz

Alexander Allen

Buddy Metzger

Freddie Harkavy

Barry Luskey

Phyllis Mintz

Aliyah Allen

Linda Brill

Jeffrey Mayo

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Congregation Agudath

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9 Lee Blvd

Savannah GA 31405

Phone: (912)

RABBI

RABBI EMERITUS

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

FINANCIAL COORDINATOR

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.

HAYOM EDITOR

RUVEN BARKAN

RABBI RAPHAEL GOLD Z”L

MOTTI LOCKER

LAURA EVANS

JULIANA G. BLAND

JULIANA G. BLAND

PRESIDENT

VICE/PRESIDENT

VICE/PRESIDENT/FIN. SECT.

TREASURER

RECORDING SECRETARY

SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT

CHEVRA KADISHA PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT EMERITUS CHEVRA KADISHA

KENNETH SADLER

STEVEN ROTH

ELISE SHERNOFF

ADAM KAMINSKY

ROBERT SCHWARTZ

JOANNA RICH

DAVID REEVES

ABRAM RUBIN

OFFICE HOURS Monday/Thursday 8:30am / 5:00pm

Friday 8:30am / 3:00pm

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PLEASE CALL

Joanna Rich 912-228-0543

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