Spring 2015

Issue 2

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Why We Do What We Do Debby eisinGer

executive Co-chairpersonJCC Maccabi Games® & ArtsFest®

William Penn said: “I expect topass through this world but once.Any good therefore that I can do,or any kindness or abilities that Ican show to any fellow creature,let me do it now ... for I shall notpass this way again.” This quotehas long been my “signaturequote” for all emailcorrespondence.

Volunteering has alwaysbeen a way of life for me. I believe in the concept oftikkun olam, which translatedmeans “world repair.” I amsteadfast in my desire to helpothers through advocacyefforts supporting social justice and as a hands-onvolunteer in community projects that help childrenbecome successful adults. I feel blessed that I have alwaysbeen surrounded by compassionate and caring family andfriends. From an early age I knew that many others lead adifferent life than me.

My first major volunteer milestone took place duringcollege. With a colleague I initiated the inaugural JumpRope-A-Thon for the State ofFlorida in 1980 to raise fundsfor the American HeartAssociation. My volunteeractivities expanded with thebirth of my children. Ivolunteered in the schools andon the sports fields. I’ve usedmy background and expertiseto plan events and contributeto policy making decisionswhile serving in public office.

I now have the honor of co-chairing the JCC MaccabiGames® & ArtsFest®. Thisendeavor may be the pinnacleof my volunteer experience.The Games & ArtsFest® aresignificantly more than just a week of sports competitionand artistic expression. Most notably, the entire Jewishcommunity will come together in a united effort toembrace the importance of identifying with our Jewishheritage and culture.

Lori Green executive Co-chairperson

JCC Maccabi Games® & ArtsFest®

Retired registered nurse ishow I used to respond whenasked my profession.Although that answer is still afact, it doesn’t accuratelydescribe what I really am now.I'm actually a “professionalvolunteer.” My job? I work atthe JCC every day, hoping tomake a difference in the livesof others. It’s been about 25years since I first becameinvolved, and that desire is asimportant to me now as it wasthen, maybe even more so.

I have volunteered onnumerous committees and

served in many leadership roles, including as JCCpresident. But years ago when my son Jeremy was ateenager, I attended a JCC Maccabi Games® with him. Heparticipated in the golf competition, and I instantly fell in lovewith the program.

Sports is the impetus to get the teens interested, but theyquickly learn that the Games are so much more. They learnabout their heritage; they learn how to give back to the host

community; they developrelationships with teens locallyand globally.

I was fortunate to have had aMaccabi mentor—HalRosenberg (a JCC Maccabicoach, who passed awayseveral years ago). His passion,inspiration and spirit are thereasons I do what I do. Hal sobadly wanted our communityto host this event. His dream isnow a reality.

As the executive co-chairperson of these events,I look forward to welcomingeveryone connected with

this summer’s event. I also invite you to become part of theJCC Maccabi family. I can promise you a most rewardingexperience and one that will make a meaningful difference inthe lives of others. Santa Ed, Debby Eisinger,

The Honorable Scott Israel

Debby & Dennis Eisinger (left), Lori Green

In a show of community solidarity,

JCC volunteers participated in

the Annual Toys in the Sun Run

leading the way with the

JCC Maccabi Games® torch.

Barry Schumer (left), Veronica Adams, Herb Margolis, Scott Ehrlich, Cheryl Frost, Debby Eisinger, David Sopshin, Lori Green

Sharing a moment of community support are Archbishop Thomas Wenski (left) and

Rabbi Howard Needleman

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From the BOARD CHAIR

From the FUNDRAISING VICE CHAIR

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If you want to know where the “place to be seen” isthese days, just walk into the David Posnack JewishCommunity Center. Whether you want to work out,attend cultural arts programs, utilize the preschoolor senior areas — there is something here for you.But, what's really abuzz is happening in the heart ofour center’s development office.

Our new Senior Development Director BeverlyBachrach brings many successful years of experienceto the DPJCC. She, along with Michael Orlove andAmy Rosenberg, fundraising co-chairpersons of the2015 JCC Maccabi Games® and ArtsFest®, has raised almost $2 million of a$3 million goal.

During the Games and ArtsFest® from August 9-14, teenagers, ages 12-17,from Israel, Canada, Great Britain, Panama, Poland and throughout theUnited States, will come together to either compete in sporting events orattend arts-related activities. Mark your calendars for Opening Ceremonieson Sunday, August 9 at the BB&T Center, when we welcome 1,500 teens,300 being local, their coaches and delegation leaders.

In addition to sponsorships, an event like this requires manpower. We areactively recruiting 1,000 volunteers for a variety of positions— fromadministrative to hospitality, to serving meals, to working at the venues. Thelist is vast. Whether you have one hour, one day or the week, we ask thatyou register on our website at www.fortlauderdalejccmaccabi.com.

To help us reach our $3 million goal, please call 954-434-0499, ext. 321.

FROM TOP TO BOTTOMSuper StartSupermom & Co.—Shaia (left), Galit and Lev Lipnik (Baby Lev won kids’ costume contest)Superwinner—Luiz Souza, age 51, from BrazilSuper Family—Zach (left), Julie, Ellie & Regan RoismanLegal Heroes —Law firm of Eisinger, Brown, Lewis, Frankel & Chaiet

As we continue preparing for the 2015 JCCMaccabi Games® and ArtsFest®, when 1,500 teenathletes and artists from around the world will visitBroward County, we are seeing a tremendousoutpouring of donations in the form of both timeand money to help make this event a success.

One of my friends wanted to be a host family, butthen realized that the date was the first week thatshe, a teacher, must be back at school to work. Shestarted to back out of hosting, but then read a bookcalled My Mother’s Secret: A Novel Based on a True Holocaust Story.

After discussing the story with her book club, she realized that manynon-Jewish families risked their lives to shelter the Jews. The least shecould do was find the time to house a couple of kids for a week. Sheimmediately signed up as a host family.

Many individuals and corporations are stepping up to the plate withmuch needed dollars and donations of products and services—all verynecessary to host an event of this magnitude. The funds that we receivewill go not only toward supporting the games, but also toward ensuringthe future of our JCC.

Moreover, the funds will help support the JCC’s special needs programwhich provides camp scholarships to families with children and youngadults who have autism, learning disabilities, developmental delays,emotional and physical handicaps.

There is no better time than now to “make a life.” Your gift of time and/or dollars in support of the Games, ArtsFest ® or the JCC will provide life-changing experiences and services to so many in our community.

Lee Kadin Board Chair

Cheryl FrostVice Chair Fundraising

SUPERHERO SUNDAY RUN/WALK

superhero 5K run/Walk Was simply suPer

This year’s Superhero Sunday 5K Run/Walk had over 200participants running, walking, panting and sweating

across that finish line on a beautiful south Floridamorning. There were families, strollers, serious athletes,not-so-serious athletes, best friends, local and businessgroups, several pooches and superheroes galore—allhaving a great time enjoying food, raffles, free T-shirts,

awards and a costume contest for those dressed as theirfavorite superhero. Proceeds from this event benefit

Giborim special needs camp.

“WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE GET, BUT WE MAKE A LIFE BY WHAT WE GIVE.”- W I N S TO N C H U R C H I L L

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Throughout the last year and a half, our 2015 JCC Maccabi Games® & ArtsFest® Executive Leadership Team, under the leadership offundraising chairs, Michael Orlove and Amy Rosenberg, and corporate fundraising chair, Bernie Friedman, has been hard at work

forging connections with local and national businesses, corporations and individuals garnering support for this upcoming milestone in Broward County’s 100 year history. On behalf of the 1,500 teen athletes and artists, their coaches and families who will visit our area this summer, we sincerely thank all our sponsors for their generous contributions and in-kind donations for the Games and ArtsFest®.

As of February 25, 2015

Making a Meaningful Differencein the Lives of our youth

RICHARD

FAMILY FUND

BLAVATNIK FAMILY FOUNDATION

CHANIN AND ADAM CARLIN

LESLIE AND LARRY GREENBERG

KATHY AND BOBBY KLAUSNER

POSNACK FAMILY FOUNDATION OF HOLLYWOOD

THE ROSENBERG FAMILY IN MEMORY OF HAL

LAURIE, LENNY, WESLEY AND RUSSELL SUSKIND

SOUTHERN WINE ANDSPIRITS OF AMERICA

ABBE & STEVEN BECKER

MERLE AND MICHAELORLOVELESLEY STONEAND

The Eisinger Family Paul and Maggie Fischer The Green Fa mily - Lori, Mitch, Heather & Jeremy The Mazur Family - Davia, Jim, Andrew & Brian Esther and Jacques Paulen Dr. Jonathan and Carolyn Shapir

BARRY AND JUDY SILVERMANFOUNDATION

Jeffrey A. Sopshin, Partner

Daniel S. Newman, Esq.

BARRY ALAN WILEN, PA /DIANE AND BARRY WILEN

AetnaAssociated Financial ConsultantsBecker & Poliakoff/ Bernie & Marta FriedmanBurger 21Jack Chester FoundationThe Cohen Family in Loving Memory of Stanley R. Cohen

Cutco CorporationDunkin’ DonutsYour local Cooper City,Pembroke Pines, Davie &Hollywood locationsAna, Scott, Brenden, Haley, Olivia and Joey EhrlichFlorida, Power & Light

GL HomesGreenberg TraurigLee and Adina KadinEleanor M. and Herbert D. Katz Family FoundationMel and Joann Krohn; David and Jaime Krohn; Brandon and Lindsey Krohn

Levy Charitable FoundationMBAFMiami Children's HealthFoundation/Victor Center for the Prevention of Jewish Genetic DiseasesMilner, Inc.Natera Laboratories

Judy Paul, MayorTown of DaviePierson Grant Public RelationsRobert Russell Memorial FoundationNorman H. Lipoff, Chmn.Service Keepers Facility Maintenance, Inc.

Rhonda SmallHeather, Randall, Evan and Reese GilbertSusan and Paul Suid and FamilyHillary and Sam Waksman and Family/Custom Outfitters, LLC

Robert I. and Florence J. WernerLynda and Joel Wilentzand Family

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Going in for the score

Coaches & delegation heads volunteer their time

Memorable Moments from2014 JCC Maccabi Games®In 2014 the David Posnack JCC sent its largest delegation since webegan participating in 1991 to Boca Raton and Cherry Hill, NJ tocompete in a multitude of sports and competitive dance. The teens will never forget that experience and neither will the adults whovolunteered their time and effort to mentor, coach, chaperone andcheer on our young athletes.

We must harness the unique energy and passion ofour youth and make sure they know not only are they

part of the history, but of the future as well. THe LeGACy OF THe JCC MACCABI GAMeS® & ARTSFeST®

Volleyball is their game

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We are on our way! Great shot

Cherry Hill, NJ delegation

Soccer rocksBatter up

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Creating a Legacy

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Beverly S. BachrachJoins Staff as Senior DevelopmentDirector

Beverly S. Bachrach has joined the DavidPosnack JCC staff as seniordevelopment director. Beverly willcoordinate the JCC’s major fundraisingefforts with individuals, corporationsand organizations and build acomprehensive database.

“I am delighted to be a part of the J,especially for the exciting times ahead,”Beverly said. “Raising the dollars neededto host the 2015 JCC Maccabi Games® &ArtsFest® is one of my highest priorities.”

Prior to coming to the JCC, Beverly wasvice president for universityadvancement and marketing andcommunications at St. ThomasUniversity in Miami Gardens. Whilethere she led the first capital campaignthat raised $53 million. Before that shewas the southeast regional director forAmerican Friends of The HebrewUniversity in Boca Raton and led thecampaign that raised $10 million withinthree years.

In 1986 she was hired to plan, develop,implement and lead a capital campaignto raise funds to build the first majorperforming arts center in BrowardCounty, which would later become theBroward Center for the Performing Arts.That campaign raised over $25 millionfrom the private sector to receive publicmatching funds. At the time that wasthe largest single fundraising programin Broward County.

“We are thrilled to have an individual ofthis caliber at the JCC. Beverly hassuccessfully led some of the largestcapital campaigns in South Florida andhas closed several million dollar plusgifts,” said Scott ehrlich, Posnack JCCchief executive officer. “We are lookingforward to her building strongfundraising teams between our staff,volunteers and the community.”

In various issues of Chai-Ways, we will feature an article by a guest contributor with information about legacy gifts and charitable giving. The following was written by Barry Shacter, C.P.A.

The Tax Advantages of DonatingAppreciated Stock to the JCC

Did you know that one of the best ways to make a donation to a public charityis to donate publicly traded appreciated stocks, bonds or mutual funds (whichyou have owned for more than one year)? The difference in giving theseappreciated assets to a charity versus giving a check to a charity may save youthousands of dollars in taxes. By taking advantage of this, you may alsosignificantly increase the amount you give to the charity.

Let me give you an example:Let’s say you have a stock worth $30,000 that you want to sell and give theproceeds to the JCC. This example assumes you have a cost basis “purchaseprice” of $6,000 and you have owned the stock for more than one year. What

would the difference be in gifting this stock to the JCC versus selling this stock and then giving the netcash proceeds? (In the example let’s assume you are at a tax bracket of 40% for ordinary income and20% for capital gains.)

Since the securities are donated to the charity and not sold, capital gains taxes from selling the stock willnot apply. The difference to you as the donor would be a tax savings of $6,720 ($12,000 - $5,280) bydonating this stock to the JCC (vs. selling the stock and giving the net cash proceeds). In addition, the JCCgets an extra $4,800 (the J gets the full $30,000 vs. the net cash of $25,200) and since the JCC is a 501(C)(3)charity, the JCC doesn’t pay capital gains taxes when it sells the stock.

There are other advantages to donating the stock vs. selling the stock. By not picking up the gain on thesale of the stock, you are able to keep your taxable income (and your Adjusted Gross Income) lower, therebypossibly reducing the new 2013 Net Investment Income Tax (of 3.8%) and also keeping the possible phaseout of your itemized deductions lower. you should consult with your tax advisor on how this could affectyour personal income tax situation.

This would be a great way to donate to the 2015 JCC Maccabi Games® & ArtsFest® or to one of your otherfavorite JCC funds or activities. Most investment and brokerage firms do this all of the time. We would beglad to discuss this with you and your financial consultant.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Barry Shacter is a C.P.A. and partner in Lundy, Shacter, Shulman & Kaplan, P.A., a C.P.A.firm located in Plantation. He is the past treasurer of the JCC and currently serves as a vice chair on the JCCBoard of Directors. If you have any questions, please feel free to email Barry at bshacter@LSSK-CPA.com.

Donation of Cash Donation of StockCurrent fair market value (FMV) of Stock $30,000 $30,000Capital gain tax paid from proceeds

($30,000 FMV-$6,000 cost x 20% tax) $4,800 __-0-___Net amount to JCC/Charitable deduction $25,200 $30,000Tax savings on donation deduction

based on a tax rate of 40% $10,080 $12,000Tax savings - net of capital gains tax

($10,080 - $4,800 = $5,280) $5,280 $12,000

General ContributionsGeneralTO:

• Ms. Talia Pouratian & family, in memory of your mother & grandmother,from Linda & Howie Kirschenbaum.

• The Suskind family, in memory of Shirley Suskind, from Rosary Whitlock;Mario Ponczek; Michelle & Seth Feldman; Brad Rosenberg; Rita Blanck;the Califf family.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of Eugene Weitz, from Bert & LitaJaffe; Merle & Joel Schneider; Bernice Rachlin.

• Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Resnick, in honor of your 65th anniversary from Isabel& Bernie; Marilyn Hock Schwartz.

• Debi Jaffe, in memory of Eugene Weitz, from Randi & Bruce Marcus.

• The Suskind family, in memory of Lenny’s mother, from Elaine & Dave Darwin.

Cultural ArtsTO:

• Elaine & Alan Spitzer, in honor of your twin grandchildren Alexandra &Shaun Fischer, from Ira & Janie Libanoff.

• Kim & Ruthy Marks, in memory of Mark Marks, from Susan & MarcSternbaum.

• Len & Laurie Suskind & family, in memory of your dear mother Shirley,from Barry & Diane Wilen.

• Laurie & Len Suskind & family, in loving memory of your mother, fromRichard & Anne Blattner; Steven Klein; Elaine & Alan Spitzer; Gary D.Engle c/o PLM International Inc.; Caryl & Marty Shuham; Ira & JanieLibanoff; Ellen & Ed Deglin; Carol Ring; Jim & Davia Mazur.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of Gene Weitz, from Carolyn & Jonathan Shapir.

• Leonard Suskind and family, in memory of Shirley Suskind, from Faith Saunders.

AdultsTO:

• The Shani family, in memory of your father & grandfather, from Linda &Howie Kirschenbaum.

• Mr. & Mrs. Lenny Suskind & family, we’re so sorry for your loss, from theMeltzer family, Cheryl, Rob, Molly & Dara.

SeniorsTO:

• Lenny Suskind & family, in memory of your dear mother, from Judy &Bernie Feldman.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of Eugene Weitz, from Carole &Sonny Sadler; Judy & Bernie Feldman.

Singer Early Childhood Learning CenterTO:

• Heather & Randall Gilbert, in honor of Reese’s birth and your beautifulfamily, from Davia & Jim Mazur.

• A donation has been made to the DPJCC, in memory of Dr. HenrySchackne, from Joel, Elliott & Eric Schackne.

• Janis Kulwin, in memory of your husband Joel, thinking about you andyour family at this time, from the Meltzers, Cheryl, Rob, Molly & Dara.

Sports & WellnessTO:

• The Suskind family, in memory of your mother Shirley, from Howard & Kiki Kelrick.

Mania Nudel Holocaust Learning CenterTO:

• Steve Klein & family, mazel tov on the birth of your new grandson, fromethel Nachom.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of a wonderful person who will bedearly missed, from ethel Nachom.

General ScholarshipTO:

• The Kulwin family, in memory of your husband, father & grandfatherJoel, from Linda & Howie Kirschenbaum.

• The Klein family, in memory of Paul Klein, from Marilyn HochSchwartz.

• Marty Schwartz & family, in memory of your mother, grandmother &great grandmother, from Linda & Howie Kirschenbaum.

• The Suskind family, in loving memory of your beloved mother Shirley,from ethel Nachom.

• Len & Laurie Suskind, in memory of your mother & grandmotherShirley Suskind, from Linda & Howie Kirschenbaum; ellie Cohen.

• The Willis family, in memory of Sheldon Willis, from Susan & Alanedelstein; Linda & Howie Kirschenbaum.

• Dr. Larry Marks, in memory of Marvin Marks, from DoloresKantrowitz.

• Dolly Kass, in memory of your husband Arthur, so sorry for yourloss, love the Meltzers, Cheryl, Rob, Molly & Dara.

• Mr. & Mrs. Marty Schwartz, in memory of your mom Julia, so sorryfor your loss, from the Meltzers, Cheryl, Rob, Molly & Dara.

• Marty & Elaine Schwartz, in memory of Julia Alexander Schwartz,from Diane & Barry Wilen.

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Tribute Card ContributionsYou may honor, remember or appreciate a special person, occasion or significant date in your life with a tax deductible donationto the David Posnack JCC. For a minimum donation of $5, a tribute note card will be sent to a recipient; or for a minimum donationof $18, a special 5 x 7 tribute card will be sent. To send a card call 954-434-0499, ext. 100, or donate online at www.dpjcc.org.

We sincerely thank the following for their participation in our Tribute Card program. Donations of $18 and up are highlighted in color.

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scholarship Funds

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• The Arnall family, in memory of Daniel Arnall, from Linda & HowieKirschenbaum.

• Ellie Cohen, thinking of you and hope you get well soon, from Lee& Adina Kadin.

• Len & Laurie Suskind, in memory of your mom Shirley, from Merle& Joel Schneider; Carole Samet.

• Marty Schwartz, in memory of your mother Julia, from Carolyn &Jonathan Shapir.

• Debi & Ira Jaffe, in memory of Eugene M. Weitz, from Francine,David, Sam & Naomi Ephraim.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of Eugene Weitz, from Sofia &Reuven Urman.

Hal Rosenberg Memorial FundTO:

• Amy Rosenberg & family, in honor of Amy’s birthday, Rowena &Burt’s anniversary and in celebration of Chanukah, from Risa &Scott Schilling & family.

• Mr. & Mrs. Burt Kovler, in honor of your 59th wedding anniversary,from Diane & Hugh Unger.

• Rowena & Burton Kovler, in honor of your 59th anniversary, fromAndrea & Ian Schaja.

• Amy Rosenberg, in honor of your special birthday, have a great dayand better year, from Cheryl Meltzer.

• Amy Rosenberg, in honor of your 50th birthday, wishing you love,good health & happiness, from Laurie & Len Suskind.

• Amy Rosenberg, in honor of your 50th birthday, with love from theSchaja family.

• Rowena & Burt Kovler, in honor of your anniversary, from Hillary &Sam Waksman.

• The Suskind family, in memory of Shirley Suskind, from Debbie &Joel Piotrkowski; Amy Rosenberg.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of Gene, my deepestcondolences, from Amy Rosenberg.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of your beloved husband,father and grandfather, our heartfelt sympathy, Laurie & Len Suskind.

Lori Green Maccabi FundTO:

• Jesse Fieldman & family, in memory of Leona Fieldman, my 2ndmom, from Judi, David, Alex, Nicole & Erica Drobner.

• The Brumer family, in honor of Erica & Matt, mazel tov, from theSuskind family, Laurie, Len, Wes & Russ.

• The Orlove family, in honor of Kennedy, mazel tov, from theSuskind family, Laurie, Len, Wes & Russ.

• Gary & Barbara Birken, in honor of Carrie & Dustin’s marriage,wishing you mazel tov, from Laurie & Len Suskind.

• Ronnie Birken, in honor of Carrie & Dustin’s marriage, wishing youmazel tov, from Laurie & Len Suskind.

• Elaine & Marty Schwartz, in memory of your mother JuliaAlexander Schwartz, from Ellie Cohen.

• Debby & Dennis Eisinger, mazel tov on the birth of your newgranddaughter, enjoy, from Phyllis Greene.

• Ellie Cohen, wishing you a complete & speedy recovery, from Lori,Mitch, Heather & Jeremy Green.

• Gary Kaye & family, in memory of your belovedmother/grandmother Louise, from the Green family, Lori, Mitch,Heather & Jeremy.

• Rowena & Burton Kovler, in honor of your 59th weddinganniversary, mazel tov and our best wishes, from Laurie & Len Suskind.

• The Eisinger family, in honor of Zoey Cae, mazel tov, we are thrilledfor all of you, from Laurie, Len, Wes & Russ Suskind.

• Ellie Cohen, get well soon, from Susan Suid.• Debby & Dennis Eisinger, in honor of your new granddaughter

Zoey, from Ira & Janie Libanoff.• Lenny & Laurie Suskind & family, in memory of your beloved

mother/grandmother, from the Green family, Lori, Mitch, Heather &Jeremy; Joanie Blattner; Frank & Suzanne Pearl.

• Alex Gregory Jr., wishing you a complete & speedy recovery, fromthe Green family, Mitch, Lori, Heather & Jeremy.

• Edward Greene, in honor of your 75th birthday, from Judy Weizer.• Steve Klein & family, in honor of the arrival of Patrik Skotfre, mazel

tov, from Laurie & Lenny Suskind.• A donation has been made to the JCC, in honor of all the staff

and volunteers who make the JCC Maccabi a reality, from Brittany Barsky.

• The Weisser family, in memory of your beloved sister Jill Engelman,from Lori, Mitch, Heather & Jeremy Green.

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of your beloved husband &friend of ours Gene Weitz, from the Green family, Lori, Mitch,Heather & Jeremy.

• Annette Willis & family, in memory of your husband, father,grandfather & great grandfather Sheldon Willis, from Jacinda &Stephen Weiss.

• Nikki Grossman & family, in memory of your beloved father MelEnglander, from Lori & Mitch Green.

• Ibby & Sammy Schulman & family, in memory of your belovedmother/grandmother, from Lori, Mitch, Heather & Jeremy.

• Steve Klein & family, in honor of the birth of Patrik Skotfre, fromDebby & Dennis Eisinger.

• Tamara & Brian Kraus & family, in memory of your belovedfather/grandfather, from the Green family, Lori, Mitch, Heather &Jeremy.

• Jerry Seligman, in honor of your special birthday, our best wishes,Laurie, Lenny, Wesley & Russell Suskind.

• Nina & Larry Rothstein, mazel tov on the arrival of Oliver, wishingyou all the best, from Leonard & Laurie Suskind.

• Laurie & Lenny Suskind, in memory of your mother Shirley, weloved her very much, from Kathy Brooks.

Shirley & Sid Sherman Scholarship FundTO:

• Roberta Weitz & family, in memory of eugene, from Denise & MarkSherman.

Ben & Dorothy Spencer Special Needs• Michele elkus, wishing you a complete and speedy recovery, from Pat

& Herb Bircoll.• Beatrice Marks, in memory of Marvin Marks, from Jennifer,Lorraine, Aida & Tiffany Swantek.

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David Posnack Jewish Community CenterOn the Nina & Louis Silverman Campus5850 S. Pine Island Road • Davie, FL 33328954-434-0499 | www.dpjcc.org

A portion of this newsletter has been generouslyunderwritten by Daszkal Bolton LLP

DPJCC LEADERSHIP & STAFF

OF BROWARD COUNTY

A beneficiary agency of the

Lee KadinPresident

Laurie SuskindVice Chair Adult Services/Cultural Arts

David Drobner, Esq.Vice Chair Building

Amy ShutterVice Chair Children and Family Services

Cheryl FrostVice Chair Fundraising

Adriane RosenVice Chair Membership and Marketing

Barry Shacter, CPAVice Chair Personnel

Hillary WaksmanVice Chair Sports and Wellness

Jim MazurTreasurer

Scott ShepardSecretary

David Posnack Jewish Community Center

Non-ProfitOrganizationU.S. Postage

PAIDPermit No. 340S FLORIDA FL

Scott Ehrlich, MAChief Executive Officer

Steven M. Klein, MSWChief Operating Officer

Elaine M. Turner, CPAChief Financial Officer

Shari Mac KeenProgram Director

Beverly S. BachrachSenior Development Director

Rozana VassermanDevelopment Assistant

Nancy StearnPublic Relations Director