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CIergy
Rabbi Daniel M. Cohen, D.Min.
Rabbi Ellie Lynn Miller, M.A.R.E.
Cantor Rebecca Moses
Cantor Joan Finn
Rabbi Emeritus, Harvey S. Goldman
Cantor Emeritus, Theodore Aronson
CongregationaI Leadership
Craig Krandel, President
Gail Kanef, VP
Russell Kaplan, VP
Harvey Kaufman, VP
Heidi Sussman, VP
Lisa Tilton-Levine, VP
Max Weisenfeld, VP
Sue Wishnow, VP
Jesse Bayer, Treasurer
Janet Schwamm, Secretary
Leslie Y. Sporn, Executive Director
Carol Paster, Preschool Director
Mindy Schreff, Religious School Director
Tracy Horwitz, LSW, Program Director
Sunny Seglin, Bulletin
MEMBER CONGREGATION
UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM
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TSTI's Friday night summer Shabbat services are reIaxed and informaI,
beginning at 6:00 and ending at 7:00. The summer service scheduIe continues
through September 5.
Youi donation o canned goods at tle Higl Holy Days
lelps tle Inteiaitl food Pantiy o tle Oianges piovide
supplemental and emeigency ood to low-income
iesidents o Oiange and Iast Oiange.
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II11II DIffIkIN1. PIIA8I fIII A IAc IN1IkIIY WI1H
WI1H ONI Of 1HI8I I1IM8: peanut buttei; cans o
gieen vegetables; cans o coin, potatoes, caiiots oi beets; cans o tuna oi clicken; cans
o tomato sauce; cans o beans; cans o iuit; jelly in plastic containeis; cans o stew,
clili witl meat oi iavioli; oi cans o soup. And i possible - do NO1 biing us some
items we`ve iequested in tle past: pasta, ceieal, mac and cleese, desseit, oi anytling in
a containei a lungiy mouse miglt cloose to nibble on:)
In 2u!?, tle IfPO seived ovei !1,uuu individuals ovei tle couise o tle yeai, neaily
1u peicent o wlom weie clildien. Heie`s wly tle IfPO is constantly seeking canned
ood: eacl montl we give out almost ,uuu itemsI 1lat`s !5 items distiibuted to eacl
needy client eacl week X !5u iegisteied clients a week (and giowing) X ? (sometime
1) weeks a montl ~ a continual need oi at least 0,5u cans and boxes a montlI
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The Presidents Point of View
I wiite tlis lettei wlile sitting on tle plane at tle end o a
wondeiul ten-day tiip to Isiael. I cannot tlink o a moie
exciting way oi me to begin my tenuie as Piesident o 181I
tlan to spend time in tle }ewisl 8tate. My tiip coniimed wly
I accepted tle nomination to become Piesident. 1o put it as
simply as possible, I believe }udaism matteis and I want to do
my pait to lelp build and peipetuate }ewisl lie.
I would like to take tlis oppoitunity to tlank all o you oi
entiusting me witl tle lonoi o leading oui congiegation
ovei tle next two yeais. }ay las done an inciedible job. He
las let me witl laige sloes to ill. 1liougl lis and tle otlei
leadeis o oui community`s eoits tle congiegation is in a
teiiiic place. We aie inancially sound and tle congiegation
is tliiving tlanks to tle many dieient piogiams tlat speak
to tle needs and inteiests o all membeis o oui temple amily.
I`m looking oiwaid to woiking witl oui 1emple oiceis and
boaid, oui cleigy, and senioi sta and witl all o you as we
continue to build oui community. Now, moie tlan evei beoie,
a piogiessive ieligious voice is impoitant and oui congiegation
is paiticulaily poised to oei sucl insiglt and commitment.
}udy`s and my ten days in Isiael made me moie convinced o
tlat tlan evei beoie.
I cannot begin to expiess tle impact tiaveling tliouglout tle
countiy witl iiends lad on me. Iacl expeiience was moie
poweiul tlan tle last. Peilaps wlat stiuck me tle most
was tle complete sense o }ewisl identity one inds as you
spend time in a countiy wleie Hebiew is tle language and
time moves accoiding to tle ilytlm o tle }ewisl calendai.
civen so many dieient political and ieligious belies and
dieiences among tle population, it suipiised me tlat tlings
woik as well as tley do. Yes, politics in Isiael aie messy and
social clallenges aie pait o eveiyday existence but Isiael is a
tliiving demociacy wleie all voices aie leaid as tle gieat
clallenges o tle day aie addiessed. 1le same lolds tiue oi
us. It is ciitical tlat oui keoim Movement continue to deepen
oui commitment to piogiessive }udaism and stiengtlen oui
ties to Isiael.
I`ve always believed in tle impoitance o Ameiican }udaism
oi tle well-being o Isiael and tle impoitance o Isiael oi
tle well-being o Ameiican }udaism. 1lis tiip, paiticulaily my
visit to Yad Vaslem, made tlat belie stiongei tlan evei. Iut
just as we must nevei oiget wlat lappened, so too do we need
to make cleai tle poweiully positive ways }udaism speaks to
modein lie. Witlout stiong community tleie is no }ewisl
utuie. 1o tlat end, it is one o my top piioiities as Piesident
to expand tle bieadtl o oui lay leadeislip by developing a
leadeislip tiaining piogiam to ensuie tlat tle we lave a deep
bencl o utuie leadeis. 8imilaily I look oiwaid to woiking to
make suie tle piogiams oeied by temple seive to expand oui
connection to one anotlei.
I look oiwaid to getting to know as many o you as possible.
Please eel iee to ieacl out to me at anytime. I also look
oiwaid to woiking witl oui cleigy and tle entiie temple
sta, wlose excellent leadeislip las biouglt us to tle place
we aie today. 1leie aie ieal clallenges aced by botl 181I and
}udaism in geneial, and I am excited to woik witl all o you to
addiess as many o tlem as possible. 1lank you again oi tle
lonoi to lead 181I oi tle next two yeais.
Craig Krandel, President
We lope you saw kabbi colen`s email to tle congiegation wiitten wlile le was in Isiael in mid-}uly.
kabbi colen`s iegulai column will appeai in tle 8eptembei Iulletin.
And on
that Note . . .
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1le anticipation o tle iist day o camp is iauglt witl a
iange o emotions iom outiiglt lang on to anytling amiliai,
deei in tle leadliglts eai` to see you latei, I`ll be ine`, and
eveiytling in between. Will I lave a iiend? Will my counseloi
be nice to me? Will I ind tle batlioom? Do I lave eveiytling
in my camp bag to make it tliougl tle day? Will I like tle ood
tley seive me? All valid questions. And tlose aie tle questions
I`ve been asking mysel as, once again, I lave committed to an
adventuie witlout asking wlat`s involved?`
I am iegisteied oi a 5-day woodwoiking intensive at
Peteis Valley 8clool o ciat in Iayton, New }eisey. Not tlat
woodwoiking is oieign to me, but wlen I ieceived my supply
list I iealized tlat otlei tlan saety glasses, I didn`t own one
o tle tools listed. Witl all my yeais o building witl Habitat
oi Humanity and my extensive undeigiaduate and giaduate
industiial aits classes, I`ve nevei leained low to use basic land
tools. A low-angle block plane, combination squaie, bevel and a
set o clisels aie pietty mucl new to me. Ll ol, wlat kind o
woodwoiking class did I sign up oi? I`m used to woiking witl
lammeis, saws and diills. I`m good witl a sledge lammei and a
giant augei, but a 0" iulei witl tiny little inciemental lines oi
iactions . . . not so mucl. I can`t see tle numbeis even wlen
I`m weaiing my tiiocals.
And it`s not just tle class itsel tlat las me questioning my
decision; tle doim iooms and studios lave no aii conditioning,
tle batliooms aie co-ed and I lave to be on tle lookout oi
ticks and beais. Iesides, tleie aie only S people in tle class
leaving me nowleie to lide tle act tlat I don`t know wlat
I`m doing. 1le website notes tlat Peteis Valley is !5 minutes
iom tle neaiest town. I`m moie inteiested in wleie tle local
lospital is. 1le class is louis a day oi 5 days. 1lat adds up to
lots o concentiated eoit and ocus. I`m not so good witl tlat.
My mind staits to wandei atei an loui o aitistic woik and
tlen I oiget tle saety iules. My lands lave alieady seen tleii
slaie o suigeiies and casts. 1ley aie aitliitic and tiie easily
wlicl means my tools miss tleii maik and lit my body instead.
Do tley actually tlink I won`t need stitcles at some point?
Wlile campeis may not woiiy about sel-inlicted wounds as
mucl as I do, tle iest o oui questions asked in tle beginning
o tlis aiticle aie tle same. We all want to know tlat oui basic
needs like ood, sleltei, and companionslip will be met. Once
tlose needs aie taken caie o, we aie bettei able to ielax and
enjoy tle expeiience.
Wlen I tlink o summei I tlink o long lot days spent witl my
amily. 1le most piessing issue I want to tlink about is wlat
book to iead next. 1lis summei las gotten me tlinking about
moie seiious tlings. 1en yeais ago I moved to }eiusalem oi a
yeai o study in Isiael as pait o my cuiiiculum to become a
cantoi. It was a gieat yeai to be tleie. It was a veiy quiet yeai.
Only one bombing in !2 montls. 1lat was almost unleaid o
at tlat time. 1lis summei las not been neaily as quiet oi tlose
living and visiting Isiael and my leait bieaks oi tlem.
Iveiy day Haaietz, an Isiaeli newspapei and online news
souice, posts a woid o tle day. kecently tle woid was haslama.
1le woid means escalation and it comes iom tle woid sulam,
laddei. Haslama ieeis to tle escalation o violence and ten-
sion witl iegaids to iecent events between Isiael and Hamas.
A sulam is wlat is told about in tle Iible wlen }acob las lis
dieam o angels moving up and down a laddei. 1le woid sulam
las inspiied otlei Hebiew woids. A musical scale is a sulamot
musikaliyim. Iaitlquakes aie measuied on tle sulam Richter.
Wlile in Inglisl tle woid 'escalate" means to inciease, iaise oi
intensiy, tle meaning o sulam isn`t quite as simple. In Hebiew
tle woid aliyah means to go up. Sulam, like tle laddei witl
tle angels in }acob`s dieam, implies tlat you can go botl up
and down. Hopeully, tlis means tlat wlile tle tensions and
violence tlat aie iecently a pait o Isiael`s day to day ieality can
iise up suddenly, it also means tlat tle lostility and eai can
deciease and allow coolei leads on botl sides to pievail .
I am not nave enougl to tlink tlat all tlis will pass away like
a summei tlundeistoim. I know tlat, unquestionably, tleie
aie veiy scaiy iealities acing tle 8tate o Isiael and tlose o us
outside Isiael wlo suppoit it. Howevei, I am optimistic enougl
to tlink tlat i we aie all calm we lave a bettei slot at undei-
standing one anotlei. I we can ind tle lumanity in eacl otlei
tlen peilaps we can at least stop tle immediate violence. Wlen
}acob woke iom lis dieam o tle sulam le said tlat 'cod was
in tlis place and I did not know it." Peilaps we need to see tlat
spaik o divinity in eacl otlei in oidei to woik togetlei oi a
lasting peace.
Linda and Rudy Slucker
Religious School
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A Thought
to Share
I tiy to meet tle deadline wlen submitting my aiticle oi oui
1emple Iulletin. 1lis montl, I put o wiiting it oi as long as
I possibly could. Most o my attention las tuined to Isiael. My
'ked Aleit" app lets me know eacl time a iocket is iied into
Isiael. I`ve exclanged emails witl amily and iiends in Isiael
to make suie tlat eveiyone is okay. I`ve iead moie aiticles
tlan I evei tlouglt possible on tle cuiient situation, tlanks
to facebook. Wlile I know tlat tlis conlict in Isiael will
come to an end, I just don`t know low peace between Isiael
and tle Palestinian people is possible. And to be lonest, it is
leaitbieaking to stait to lose lope.
Duiing my febiuaiy tiip to Isiael, I lad tle oppoitunity to
go to kamallal in tle West Iank. My gioup met witl biiglt,
aiticulate, well-educated Palestinians. 1liee men in paiticulai,
all men in tleii 0u`s, spoke to us witl gieat uigency. 1ley
elt stiongly tlat i a two-state solution was to be possible, it
needed to lappen veiy soon. 1le youngei and next geneiation
o Palestinian leadeis lave veiy little desiie oi a two-state
solution. We also met witl a woman wlo seives as a negotiatoi
oi tle PIO. 8le laid out wlat seemed like a veiy cleai and good
plan oi cieating a two-state solution until sle began talking
about }eiusalem. 8le was asked i sle believed tlat }eiusalem
is a loly city oi }ews. 8le iesponded by saying tlat }ews lad
always lived in tle land. Wlat I latei leained was tlat an eailiei
gioup tlat day lad asked i Isiael lad tle iiglt to exist. '8uie,
o couise" sle answeied. 1len sle was pusled a little and
asked, 'As a }ewisl 8tate?" And sle was quick to iespond, 'NOI
Not as a }ewisl state."
How will peace evei be aclieved i tle conveisation staits by
saying 'Isiael las no iiglt to exist?"
foi now, I sit watcling news tlat is mostly biased against Isiael,
listening to my plone signaling tlat moie iockets aie lying into
a land tlat I love. I eel pioud tlat Isiael was quick to agiee to
a cease iie on }uly !5 even tlougl tle Palestinians would not.
Mostly I piay oi peace, wloleness and well being oi all Isiaelis
and tlat calm and a eeling o saety can be iestoied to Isiael
quickly.
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May tle One wlo causes peace to ieign in tle ligl leavens
make peace oi us, oi all Isiael
and all wlo inlabit tle Iaitl.
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Ovei tle past ew weeks tleie las been so mucl sadness and so
mucl bloodsled in tle woild. It bieaks my leait to tlink about
tle amilies o tle innocent teens wlo lave been muideied in
Isiael, o tle clildien wlo accidentally sloot a sibling, oi tlem-
selves, wlen tley ind an unlocked landgun. Violence against
clildien makes us eel lopeless and despaiiing oi oui utuie, i
we let it. It is laid not to eel like notling we do matteis, wlen
actually tle opposite is tiue.
A iecent facebook post by a iiend (1lank you, kabbi Aiiann
Weitzman) amidst all tle iepoits o bloodsled iom Isiael ieally
iesonated witl me. kabbi Weitzman says: 'I eel like I slould
give blood. Iike maybe tlat would be a peitinent way to put
some good into tle univeise atei a week- o bloodsled, injus-
tice, and mouining tlat las gone on tlis week." Many people
piotest, piay and mobilize otleis to put an end to violence, but
tleie aie otleis ways to do a little 'kaimic balancing" so to
speak. Hei idea o counteiacting tle bloodsled made me stop
and tlink. Iven tlougl we cannot biing back tlose wlose lives
lave been tiagically cut sloit, we can by giving blood, save
someone else`s lie. 1lat does not mean we don`t need to ially
and piay and clange tle woild, it is anotlei way to do 1ikkun
Olam, to lelp leal tle woild.
}udaism teacles tlat i we save one lie, it is as i we lave saved
tle woild. I love teacling tlat concept to clildien; it empow-
eis tlem to do tle smallest acts o kindness. It I8 tle little tlings
tlat mattei, you nevei know low you biiglten someone`s day
by a lello, a smile oi a wave. We tlink tlat in oidei to lave an
impact on tle woild we need to do IIc tlings to make a diei-
ence. I am leie to tell you tlat wlat we ieally need aie tlose
small gestuies tlat aie tlougltul, kind and geneiate moie o
tle same. We can do so many amazing tlings eveiy day on oui
own, one pint o blood at a time, one action at a time.
We encourage carpooling to services and programs.
The Congregation gratefully acknowledges
the High Holy Days musical enhancement provided by the Bildner Family.
SLICHOT
Saturday, Sept. 20 5:30 pm Program and Service Bass Sanctuary Building

CEMETERY SERVICE
Sunday, Sept. 21 11:00 am Memorial Service TST Cemetery
EREV ROSH HASHANAH
Wednesday, Sept. 24 5:30 pm Welcome Rosh Hashanah Front Lawn and Mansion Terrace
7:30 pm Erev Rosh Hashanah Service Bass Sanctuary Building

ROSH HASHANAH
Thursday, Sept. 25 8:30 am Early Service Bass Sanctuary Building
8:30 am Children's Program Gellis-Green Chapel
11:15 am Late Service Bass Sanctuary Building
2:15 pm ntergenerational Service Bass Sanctuary Building
SHABBAT SHUVAH
Friday, Sept. 26 6:00 pm Shabbat Service Bass Sanctuary Building

KOL NIDRE
Friday, Oct. 3 6:45 pm Early Service Bass Sanctuary Building
9:15 pm Late Service Bass Sanctuary Building
YOM KIPPUR
Saturday, Oct. 4 8:30 am Early Service Bass Sanctuary Building
8:30 am Children's Program Gellis-Green Chapel
11:15 am Late Service Bass Sanctuary Building
1:30 pm APAC: srael Update Gellis-Green Chapel
1:30 pm Meditation Service Gross Bet Midrash
2:15 pm ntergenerational Service Bass Sanctuary Building
3:30 pm Afternoon Service/
Yizkor/Neilah Bass Sanctuary Building
SUKKOT
Wednesday, Oct. 8 6:00 pm Sukkot Decorating & Dessert Mansion Terrace
Thursday, Oct. 9 9:30 am Bagels & Study in the Sukkah Mansion Terrace

SIMCHAT TORAH
Thursday, Oct. 16 10:30 am Yizkor Service and
Lunch of Remembrance Gellis-Green Chapel/Mansion
Friday, Oct. 17 7:30 pm Shabbat/Simchat Torah Service Bass Sanctuary Building
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 5775/2014
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Iy tle time you aie ieading tlis aiticle, tle majoiity o campeis
will be laving a gieat time enjoying tleii summei activities
and tleii daily ioutine. 1leii eais and conceins will lave been
ieplaced by joy and excitement. I will lave completed my couise
and I`m suie I`ll come back witl gieat stoiies, a new set o skills,
and lopeully all my appendages intact. }ust in case, I packed
lots o bandages.
Teen & Parent Volunteers
Needed for High Holy Days
Childrens Programs
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We need your help running the
activities and discussion groups for
children in kindergarten through
6
th
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PARENT CHAPERONES
We need your help supervising the
children, making sure everyone is
safe and having fun!
Let us know you can help. please email Tracy Horwitz at
thorwitz@tstinj.org.
nclude your name, email and phone number and grade if
teen volunteer:
ndicate Availability:
Rosh Hashanah:
Thursday, September 25 at 8:00 am
Yom Kippur:
Saturday, October 4 at 8:00 am
How about both programs ?
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EsteIIe and EIIiot Baumgart on the engagement of their
daughter, Erica, to Rob Salit.
Sandra and Harry Starrett on winning the Double Chai Raffe,
entitling them to a free membership year at TST.
Peggy and Dennis Tobin on the birth of a granddaughter,
Elissa Faye. Parents are Michael Tobin and Katie Fane.
Jane a nd Andy KessIer on the marriage of their son, Noah, to
Jodi Krakower.
Tina and MichaeI Weinstock on the marriage of their
daughter, Jessica, to Kevin Colvin.
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DISCRETIONARY FUND
N MEMORY OF
Lillian Roberts, grandmother of
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Jules & Susan Nissim
The Wishnow Family
Amanda Bakhash
Audrey Weiss, wife of Len Weiss
Phil & Pook
Helen Berko
Barry & Deborah Cohen
Thomas Slutsker, husband of
Sheila Slutsker
Gerry & Marvin Gould
Shuiping Hong
Murray Mankowitz
N HONOR OF
The engagement of Dara Rice,
daughter of Ellen & Jay Rice
Jules & Susan Nissim
N APPRECATON
Jay Rice
Carol & Barry Sziklay
Sheila Slutsker
RABBI MILLER'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
N APPRECATON
Seth Levine & Lisa Tilton-Levine
Jay Rice
CANTOR MOSES'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
N APPRECATON
The Family of Howard Straus
CANTOR FINN'S
DISCRETIONARY FUND
N APPRECATON
Seth Levine & Lisa Tilton-Levine
Robert & Sheryl Harpel
CANTOR ARONSON'S
MUSIC FUND
N MEMORY OF
Lillian Roberts, grandmother of
Russell Kaplan
Jesse, Leslie & Ariel Bayer
Sanford Epstein
Joel Scharf
N HONOR OF
The birth of Rose Bette Beyer,
granddaughter of Leslie & Eric
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Jesse, Leslie & Ariel Bayer
Wedding anniversary of Frankie
and Marty Weiss
Linda & Joel Scharf
Lifetime achievement award for
Matty Goldberg
Linda & Joel Scharf
MELVILLE & ROSE
BERLOW MUSIC FUND
N HONOR OF
The birth of Leia, granddaughter
of Cheryl & Lee Weinberg
Lorraine Yablon
Lifetime achievement award for
Matty Goldberg
Lorraine Yablon
GELLIS FAMILY FUND FOR
SENIOR PROGRAMMING
N MEMORY OF
Thomas Slutsker, husband of
Sheila Slutsker
The Renaissance Group
Matty & Dan Goldberg
Harriet & Everett Felper
Bobbe & Vernon Futterman
Charles Turner
Bobbe & Vernon Futterman
JOSH LITTMAN VIDEO
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Lillian Roberts, grandmother of
Russell Kaplan
Jay & Ellen Rice
Matty & Dan Goldberg
Thomas Slutsker, husband of
Sheila Slutsker
Harold & Annette Littman
N HONOR OF
Engagement of Dara Rice,
daughter of Ellen & Jay Rice
Ruth & Maurice Lewis
Lifetime achievement award for
Matty Goldberg
Ed & Deanna Schey
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Mimi Braun
N HONOR OF
Bat Mitzvah of Hannah,
daughter of Lisa & Seth Levine
Hope Muchnick
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PRAYER BOOK FUND
N MEMORY OF
Thomas Slutsker, husband of
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Gert & Arnold Zoref
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Wedding anniversary of
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Bettye & Ramon Green
Lifetime achievement award
for Matty Goldberg
Sheila Slutsker
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N MEMORY OF
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of Russell Kaplan
Linda Ross
SUSAN ACKERMAN
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of Russell Kaplan
Elliot Sommer &
Sydne Marshall
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Bar Mitzvah of Linda & Joel
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Dan & Matty Goldberg
Wedding anniversary of
Frankie and Marty Weiss
Matty & Dan Goldberg
The Renaissance Group
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Alan Siegle
Corinne & Louis Zelman
Lillian Roberts, grandmother of
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Larry & Elly Silverstein
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