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C o ngr e ga tio n T o r a t El ~ Je r s e y S h o r e Je wis h Ce nte r January 2021 - Tevet/Shevat 5781

Sisterhood Zoom Torah Fund Event

Spend the evening with NESHAMA CARLEBACH. Neshama is an award-winning singer, songwriter and educator who has performed and taught in cities around the world. A six-time entrant in the Grammy Awards and winner and four-time Independent Music Awards Nominee for her most current release, Believe, Neshama has sold over one million records, making her one of today’s best-selling Jewish artists in the world. Neshama has been a cornerstone of major Jewish music festivals across the U.S. and globally, performing in front of thousands at countless concerts and gatherings for audiences of all ages and backgrounds. As a teenager she performed alongside her father, the late Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach. As the first then-Orthodox woman of her generation to perform for a mixed-gender audience, Neshama has sparked public conversations with brave forays into the place of women in Judaism and today’s world. Neshama lives in New York with her husband Rabbi Menachem Creditor, and their five children.

Jewish Theological Seminary students will also be featured.

$18 donation to the Torah Fund in support of JTS. Please make your reservation and payment online at upcomingevents.torat-el.org or by sending a check to the temple, attention Sisterhood Torah Fund. This event is open to all.

An email including the Zoom link and password will be sent to you prior to the event.

Featuring Neshama Carlebach

Thursday, January 28

7:30pm

Torat El Professional Staff

Senior Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun

Executive Director Pam Cardullo

Dir. Of Ritual Engagement Ben Laskowitz

Religious School Director

Jaclyn Leibowitz

Bookkeeper/Admin. Joanne Bass

Administrative Asst. Lisa Arnold

Torat El Executive Board

President Laurie Gross

First V.P. Andrew Robins

V.P. Neil Becourtney

V.P. Linda Pickelny

V.P. Carri Silverberg

V.P. Neil Weitzenkorn

V.P. Michelle Winters

Treasurer Michael Breslow

Secretary Alan Morris

Board of Trustees

Dawn Barofsky Susan Berkowitz

Galit Binns Marjorie Cotler

Tanis Deitch Mindy Estin

Sheryl Kaplan Howard Lang

Beverle Richelson Sherrie Robinson

Judy Solomon Mark Steinberg

Neil Warar Monica Weiss

Sisterhood Pres. Janet Attner

Men’s Club Pres. Gregg Taffet

Congregation Torat El Main Office 732-531-4410

Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun

[email protected] ext.13

Pam Cardullo, Exec. Director


Joanne Bass, Bookkeeper


Lisa Arnold, Administrative Asst.


Ben Laskowitz, Ritual Engagement


Jaclyn Leibowitz, Religious School Director

[email protected]

Robin Wander, Pre-School Director

[email protected] ext. 18

Committee Contact Info

Beth El Cemetery - Alan & Sonny Winters 732-222-2510

Chesed Chair - Alyce Isaacson 732-870-1492

Contribution Cards - Beverle Richelson 732-493-1595

Education Chair - Sherrie Robinson 732-513-9688

Hazak - Marjorie & Stanley Cotler 732-922-6590

Technology - Howard Lang [email protected]

Koreen Family Library - Sandy & Carl Koreen 732-229-6125

Other Contact Info

Temple President - Laurie Gross 732-531-0511

Sisterhood President - Janet Attner 732-918-0987

Men’s Club President - Gregg Taffet 732-544-4957

Meet the Author - Alison Block 732-547-7919

JNF Tree Donations - Sandy Rosen 732-870-2166

Facility Rental - Pam Cardullo 732-531-4410

Kiddush Information - Pam Cardullo 732-531-4410

Bulletin - Pam Cardullo 732-531-4410

Gift Cards - Joanne Bass 732-531-4410

Donations - Lisa Arnold 732-531-4410

CONGREGATION TORAT EL CONTACT INFORMATION

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January Service Announcements Friday, January 1, 2021 Erev Shabbat Service ~ 7:15 pm Candles 4:19pm

Ivy Altman, Milton Bernstein, Shai Binns, Clara Blance, Louis Breslow, David Cooper, Julius Droisen, Jean Frank, Rose Frank, Frida Haber, Simon Klein, Rebecca Kramer, Annette Kurman, Shirley Levine, Michael Maltzman, Gussie Michelson, Solomon Nanos, Stuart Nelson, Al Newman, Dora Osattin, William Potter, Ben Rassas, Sol Reinman, Mildred Richelson, Milton Sabin, Samuel Sarch, Sigmund Schreiber, Saul Shapiro, Jack Solden, Fannie Tauber, Shari Woda, Sidney Zislin

Saturday, January 2, 2021 Shabbat Morning Service ~ 9:30 am Parsha: Vayhi 49:1-26 Haftarah: 1 Kings 2:1-12

Friday, January 8, 2021 Erev Shabbat Service ~ 7:15 pm Candles 4:26pm

Max Adler, Reuben Blaustein, Rubin Brenner, Zipporah Brodie, Belle Franks, Rose Goldenberg, Eugene Goldman, Sam Kantrowitz, Kenneth Kobb, Barry Kollins, Bessie Lipson, Marie Mercogliano, Samuel Miller, Zelda Miller, Rose Negnewitzky, Sylvia Nipon, Herman Preiser, Stanley Rubenstein, Sarah Samuel, Steven Scheer, Esriel Schwebel, Shirley Shapiro Fein, John Stazyn, Bertha Steingart, Edythe Wiser, Ruth Zimmerman

Saturday, January 9, 2021 Shabbat Morning Service ~ 9:30 am Parsha: Shemot 3:1-4:17 Haftarah: Isaiah 27:6-28:13; 29:22-23

Friday, January 15, 2021 Erev Shabbat Service ~ 7:15 pm Candles 4:33pm Burton Alexander, Harris Anderman, Ronald Arnold, Abraham Block, Warren Dennis, Ducie Epstein,

Nathan Feinstein, Chester Friedman, Levi Goldenberg, Diana Graber, Doris Gribin, William Gross, Lillian Kaye, Bessie Kirschner, Farha Koreen, Sandra Lazarus, Sam Lewis, Maurice Marx, Milton Paperth, Morris Rauch, Norman Scheer, Max Schletter, Sidney Schwaber, Sidney Solden, Harry Steinberg, Samuel Sulkin, Gary Taylor, Ellen Winters, Milton Ziment

Saturday, January 16, 2021 Shabbat Morning Service ~ 9:30 am Parsha: Va’era 7:8-8:15 Haftarah: Ezekiel 28:25-29:21

Friday, January 22, 2021 Erev Shabbat Service ~ 7:15 pm Candles 4:41pm Ruth Adler, Vivian Baime, Alex Block, Shirley Brown, Jeanne Chernin, Jerome Dampf, Stanley Drossman,

Bella Feinstein, Helen Franklin, Elaine Friedman, Michael Friedman, Anne Goldman, Sanford Gottlieb, Mildred Holub, Rose Horenstein, Abraham Horvitz, David Negnewitzky, Boris Ozarow, Bernard Resnick, Joseph Semel, Kenneth Singer, Charles Wilk

Saturday, January 23, 2021 Shabbat Morning Service ~ 9:30 am Parsha: Bo 11:4-12:28 Haftarah: Jeremiah 46:13-28

Friday, January 29, 2021 Erev Shabbat Service ~ 7:15 pm Candles 4:49pm Sylvia Berman, Paul Dorfman, Lloyd Estin, Lena Gaber, Milton Goodman, Anna Hoffer, Anne Jupiter,

Bernice Kempler, Henry Kirk, Annette Korn, Harold Krivins, Arnold Levin, Emma Marshal, Edwin Marx, Hilda Newman, Frances Pellmar, Henry Safian, Anita Schonbrun, Samuel Starrett, Dorothy Stazyn, Ellis Taffet, Bryan Taxin, Irving Vorchin, Robert White, Betty Zolten

Saturday, January 30, 2021 Shabbat Morning Service ~ 9:30 am Parsha: Beshallah 14:15-16:10 Haftarah: Judges 4:4-5:31

To get to services use the links provided on our website or emails or visit zoom.us,

join a meeting and use the following ID’s:

Shabbat:

Friday Night, 7:15pm - Meeting ID 859-0261-9504

Saturday Morning, 9:30am - Meeting ID 936-081-766

Minyan:

Monday-Friday, 8:00am - Meeting ID 864-689-990

Monday-Thursday, 7:00pm - Meeting ID 859-0261-9504

Sunday, 8:30am - Meeting ID 864-689-990

2021 – May it be a happy, healthy New Year for All

If there’s one thing that most of us can agree upon, it is that we will not

be sad to see 2020 go! As we enter into a new secular year, many of us

are feeling exhausted and exasperated by the struggle, pain and

tremendous loss that has accompanied us during this past year. These

past nine months have “given birth” to a new normal that we wish

would simply disappear. We want a fresh start, a re-set, and we can’t

wait for things to go “back to normal” as we enter into 2021. Of course, we know that

the world does not work that way. Even with hopeful news of a vaccine on the way, we

all understand that it will be quite some time before we enter into a “new normal,” and

a daily life that we sense will somehow never be the same as it was before.

The secular new year is often filled with “resolutions” and things that we hope to

accomplish in the year to come. Some of us may be making lists of all of the things that

we can’t wait to do once we are in a safer place as a society. Others may be thinking

about goals that we want to set for ourselves as we enter into this new year. But my

question for us is slightly different this year. What have we learned from 2020 and what

lessons will we take with us as we happily put 2020 in the rear view mirror? During the

Jewish new year, we are taught to engage in cheshbon ha-nefesh, soul searching, and teshuvah, a changing of attitude, action, and perspective, as we look toward the year ahead. How might we apply those exercises from a Jewish new year, to this secular

new year?

When we take a few quiet moments to consider the enormity of all that we have

experienced as individuals and as a collective over this past year, let us ask ourselves

how this experience has changed our souls. What have we learned? What have we

come to appreciate? How have our perspectives on what is “important” in life shifted?

What have we come to know in the depths of our souls, about ourselves and about

our priorities, during such a trying period in the world? What has changed within us?

How have we “turned,” shifted our perspective, adjusted our posture toward friends,

family members, strangers, or even ourselves during this past year of COVID-19? And

most importantly, how might we take the lessons that we have learned during this

global pandemic, and use them to inform the way that we will enter, God willing, into

a healthier year of 2021?

May this secular new year bring much-needed health, healing, and blessing into our

lives and into our world. And may the year that has passed, a year that many of us

gratefully leave behind, serve as a motivating force and a spiritual guide, as we move

forward together, hopeful that there is a light at the end of this long and dark tunnel

through which we have been traveling.

Happy 2021 – let’s make it meaningful, intentional, and filled with sacred purpose.

Greetings!

I hope this finds you and your families healthy, safe and warm!

It is difficult to comprehend that we are welcoming the beginning of 2021. For many of us, these last nine months have passed with many new additions to our vocabulary and lives – Zoom, social distancing, masks, quarantine and COVID-19. The pandemic has changed every aspect of our lives, including how we worship. We are now connected, hopefully, in more ways than ever.

Despite the pandemic, we have plenty of good news to share:

Our Capital Campaign concluded on October 30, and surpassed our $1.5 million goal. A beautiful donor wall is being created to be unveiled in the Spring (if we are able to safely gather).

The Early Learning Center is thriving and growing – currently 24 students enrolled, with more families expressing interest on a regular basis.

Religious School and Hebrew High haven’t missed a beat, continuing to Zoom weekly, and incorporating special programs in between their Hebrew studies.

Our Zoom program offerings are bountiful. Check this bulletin and Pam’s weekly updates for new and creative programs and events to help get us through the winter.

Our financial position remains solid. We are grateful for our members’ continued support during these uncertain times.

Please know we are continuously looking to the future at CTE – whether it be creating new and interesting programs over Zoom, reaching out to all the congregants with a friendly phone call, or thinking about our reopening plans down the road.

As you can imagine, the pandemic’s effect on our congregation has consumed a great deal of my presidency. However, I am also focused on the transition of leadership in July. Not only will there be a change in Presidency, but there are a few openings on the Board of Trustees. If you are interested in participating on the Board and would like to learn more about it, please contact me or Pam.

It is truly an honor to represent CTE – whether it be as a Board member or committee person – to work together for the betterment of our synagogue. Our committee contacts are listed on page 2, and they would be thrilled to hear from you!

Be well, Laurie Gross 732-531-0511

President’s Message

Hazak invites members, friends and neighbors to join us for an afternoon filled with music!

Featuring Jodi Valentin, singer songwriter

Sunday, January 17, 3:00pm

Streamed to you on Facebook Live

Visit the temple’s Facebook page to watch. If you don’t have a Facebook account you can

view the program on our website.

No registration needed!

Yasher Kochech to Ava Winters for being presented with a Yad in honor of her 18th Torah reading! Mazal Tov! Yasher Kochech to Marcia Sacks for being added to the Congregation Torat El Master Readers Plaque in recognition of her 24th Torah reading! Mazal Tov! Yasher Kochech to Helene Santo for chanting Haftarat Vayera in honor of the anniversary of her Bat Mitzvah! Mazal Tov! During the month of November, the following individuals performed the Mitzvah of leyning Torah, chanting the Haftarah, and/or leading Shacharit and Musaf:

Matthew Eilenberg Mitch Grayson Helene Santo Mark Engel Beth Jacob Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun Judy Feldbaum Harvey Jacob Joel Schulman Cameron Fields Ben Laskowitz Toby Sukinik Steven Fineberg Alan Morris Neil Weitzenkorn Marvin Goldin Marcia Sacks Ava Winters Michael Gordon

Yasher Koach To All!!! If you are interested in learning the Trope melodies to leyn Torah or chant Haftarah, please contact Ben Laskowitz at [email protected],cell # 732-861-7450. Remote lessons are provided!

Mazel Tov to:

Phyllis Jacobs on the birth of her grandson, Carter Benson Sheradsky, son of Rachael and Josh Sheradsky

Condolences to:

Charlotte Ginsburg on the loss of her sister

Alan Haratz on the loss of his mother Rosalyn Haratz

Experience the history of the Jewish community in Paris with stories from Holocaust survivors and their families, Rabbis, and Jewish friends in Paris. Some of the sites we will visit include Le Marais (main Jewish neighborhood), Place de Vosges, Hotel de Sully and Synagogue Hector Guimard, which is the oldest synagogue in Paris. We will tour many other landmarks during our time together.

For those who wish to accompany the tour with an authentic Parisian meal, recipes will be provided to all who register. You will also receive a bibliography entitled “All Things French, Books and Movies.”

Please register online at upcomingevents.torat-el.org by Friday, January 8.

Sunday, January 10, 6:30pm

RITUAL ENGAGEMENT CHAI LITES

OUR SYNAGOGUE FAMILIES

DINNER IN PARIS - A VIRTUAL TOUR

SISTERHOOD CHAI LITES

2021 Mah Jongg Cards ~ Standard $9, Large $10 (*New Pricing)

Make check payable to CTE Sisterhood and please mail to: Jeryl Krupnick, 521 Bridlemere Ave., Interlaken, NJ 07712

Checks must be received by January 22

Min Pincow Raffle

$100 raffle gives you 10 chances to win. Please contact Toby Sukinik to join and/or renew your number at 732-493-3719. Check your mail for your application to join the fun!

Shalach Manot Purim Baskets Fulfill one of the mitzvot of Purim by ordering Purim baskets for Congregation Torat El members,

staff, teachers, family and friends. Send a basket for only $5.00! Recipients receive one basket with

a card listing the names of all who sent it to that home. The basket of hamantashen, candy and other

goodies will be delivered by Purim, which begins on Thursday, February 25.

$5.00 per BASKET or $15.00 per BASKET for NON-Temple Members *within delivery area only

ORDER FORMS HAVE BEEN MAILED TO YOUR HOME.

PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN WITH PAYMENT NO LATER THAN JANUARY 22. NOTE THAT THIS DEADLINE CANNOT BE EXTENDED.

Drivers needed to help deliver Sisterhood Shalach Manot baskets!

For questions or to volunteer to drive, call/email:

Marian Warshauer at [email protected] or 732-380-7800

Toby Sukinik at [email protected] or 732-493-3719

Linda Gurman at 732-493-0668 or Elaine Schreiber at 732-922-4129

Zoom Craft Program This event will be in place of our Annual Luncheon. Advanced registration is required at

upcomingevents.torat-el.org no later than February 2, since supplies must be ordered. Sisterhood

will be providing a kit to make a fleece blanket. We will Zoom together at 1pm and 7:30pm.

Step-by-step instructions will be given while we make the blankets together. No sewing or gluing is

required. Supplies needed are a scissor, ruler or tape measure and the kit. There will be no charge

for the kit, which will be picked up at the home of Janet Attner. After the blanket is created, you may

keep the blanket or Sisterhood will donate it to the Men’s Rescue Mission in Asbury Park.

Due to the need of supplies for this program, the registration deadline cannot be extended.

Thursday, February 11, choose your time: 1:00pm or 7:30pm

MEET THE AUTHOR COMES TO ZOOM!

Concealed is a memoir of a Jewish-Iranian daughter caught between Chador and American values.

Esther Amini grew up in a Persian-Jewish household in Queens, the daughter of tradition-bound parents

from Mashad, Iran’s holiest city. She explores the little-known history of Mashad’s underground Jews,

the incident that steeled her mother’s resolve to leave, and her parents’ arduous journey to America, as

well as the conflict she feels between her indebtedness to her parents and her desire for more

self-determination than their traditions allow. Ms. Amini deftly weaves the themes of concealment and

visibility in this moving view of culture and family.

Esther Amini is a writer, painter and psychotherapist. Her work has appeared in Elle, Lilith, Tablet and

The Jewish Week. Her memoir evolved from an award by Aspen Word of an Emerging Writer Fellowship

in 2016. Her works have also been performed by the Jewish Women’s Theater in Los Angeles, where

she was the Artist-in-Residence in 2019.

Thursday, January 21, 7:30pm

Meet Esther Amini, author of Concealed

There is no charge for Meet the Author events but registration is required.

Please visit upcomingevents.torat-el.org

You will receive an email which will include the Zoom link and password prior to the event.

Torat El makes its second House Call. 2020 has taught us a new way to navigate time with our extended Torat El Family. As we usher in 2021, let’s gather together for a little social distancing fun. We invite your family at home to join other CTE families in their homes for a *FREE* evening of chance playing virtual BINGO. Stay connected with your Torat El family through a night of BINGO. It will be tons of fun from our “House” to yours. Kids welcome to play with parental supervision. This program is for temple members only.

Use coins or any bite-size snack of your choice (e.g. M&Ms, raisins, peanuts, chocolate kisses) to mark your boards. Best news of all! ******************************************************

Prizes will be awarded and mailed out to the winner of each round. Please join us for an evening of Being Involved Never Gets Old. Looking forward to “seeing” everyone at our second Torat El Makes a House Call. Please contact the Temple office or visit upcomingevents.torat-el.org by January 4, let us know how many people in your home will be playing and we will mail you your BINGO boards. The Zoom link will be emailed to all participants prior to the program. Thursday, January 14, 7:30pm

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YEAR-END TAX REMINDER

Pay Commitment, other obligations or Capital Campaign donations with Appreciated Securities You can contribute appreciated securities (stocks or mutual funds) held more than one year and obtain a Federal income tax deduction for the fair market value on the date of the donation. The advantage of doing this is that you avoid tax on the appreciation. For example, assume you purchased a stock several years ago for $1,000 and the value today is $2,500. By donating the stock you obtain a tax deduction for $2,500 no different if you wrote a check to CTE for $2,500. If you first sell the stock then you will realize a long-term capital gain of $1,500, incurring Federal as well as New Jersey income tax on the gain, as high as 35% combined absent any capital losses that would offset the gain. Pay Commitment, other obligations or Capital Campaign donations with transfer of funds from your IRA If you have attained the age of 70½, you have the ability to transfer up to $100,000 annually out of an IRA to charitable organizations, so called Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCD). This strategy works well for taxpayers who cannot itemize deductions for Federal income tax purposes due to the increases in the standard deduction along with the limit on deducting state income + real estate taxes. For 2020 the standard deduction for a single individual is $12,400 and increases to $14,050 if age 65 or older. For joint filers the standard deduction for 2020 is $24,800 plus an additional $1,300 for a spouse age 65 or older. If both spouses have attained age 65 the standard deduction is $27,400. A QCD is not reportable as income nor is a charitable contribution claimed for Federal income tax purposes. If a donor is unable to itemize their deductions and is required to receive distributions from their IRA due to having attained the age of 70½, the IRA distributions will generally be taxable with no tax deduction obtained for making charitable contributions. Using a QCD results in the IRA distribution not being subject to Federal income tax. If you are making a stock transfer before the end of the year, please email Pam and let her know what stocks you are transferring and how many shares of each.

As always, please discuss with your personal tax adviser to see what works best for you!

DONATIONS Congregation Torat El General Fund

Speedy Recovery to:

Beverle Richelson by Terry & Irving Zimmerman

In Memory of:

Bernie Karasic – husband of Renee Karasic by Pamela Schneider, Harvey & Maryellen Yeager Honey Karasic’s son-in-law Josh by Terry & Irving Zimmerman, Paula & Steven Bass

Rabbi Schonbrun’s Discretionary Fund

Renee Karasic & Daughters In Memory of:

Honey Karasic’s son-in-law Josh by Barbara Berkowitz

Garden Fund

Speedy Recovery to:

Beverle Richelson by Marjorie & Stanley Cotler

Library Fund

In Memory of:

Mikhail Meyster – father-in-law of Dr. Susan Koreen Gelman by Carl & Sandra Koreen & Family Paul Morris Liturgical Music Fund

In Honor of:

Meryl & Alan Morris’s 25th wedding anniversary by Sheila Morris Hannah, Paul, & Ethan Morris being named Congregation Torat El Men’s Club’s Youth of the Year by

Karen Caslar Fox

Susan Samuel Memorial Fund

In Memory of:

Reuben Samuel – father of Myron Samuel by Ellen & Myron Samuel Simon Samuel – grandfather of Myron Samuel by Ellen & Myron Samuel Fred Boone – husband of Ellen Samuel by Ellen & Myron Samuel

Adie Gordon Fund

In Memory of:

Adrienne Gordon – wife of Michael Gordon by Michael Gordon

Tree of Life

A leaf has been added in memory of Gary Kaplan by Claudia & Robert Scherzer

STOCK TRANSFERS

It is imperative that you contact Pam when a stock transfer is made to CTE. When funds are added to our account, they are done so without donor information

and unable to be traced back to you.

That being said, a donation was received on November 4, 2020 and hasn’t been able to be applied to anyone’s account. If you made a donation around that time

please contact Pam !

ALLAN AXELROD by Janet & David Attner

AVRAM BERCOVICZ by Israel Bercovicz

HELAYNE BERGER by Harriet Popok

MAX BLOCK by Janice & Paul Holub

SAMUEL BLOOM by Jules Resnick

GRETA BODEN by Richard & Barbara Boden

SHIRLEY BORSCH by Gilbert Horowitz

M. HARVEY BROWN by Jonathan & Marcene Brown

MARDA BROWN by Jonathan & Marcene Brown

MAE CASTELLO by Joel & Madeline Schulman

JUDIE CHALFIN by Beverle & Howard Richelson

CELIA COHEN by Bob & Paula Cohen

ALEX COTLER by Marjorie & Stanley Cotler

BERTHA CRAWFORD by Janice & Paul Holub

JOSEPH CRAWFORD by Janice & Paul Holub

KEN CURTIS by Janet Brown

SALLY DETZKY by Steve & Carol Hunter & Family

SAMUEL DRAPKIN by Honora & David Ornstein

BRADD FELDBAUM by Hal & Judy Feldbaum & Family

VIVIAN FORMAN by Bruce Forman & Joy Weinstein

SAMUEL FRIEDMAN by Leona Fundler

BETTY FROMER by Nancy Gerechoff

BLANCHE FURIE by Linda & Kenneth Ganz

BERNARD GINSBERG by Ferris Ginsberg

ALBERT GINSBURG by Charlotte Ginsburg

MINNIE GINSBURG by Norman Ginsburg

NORMAN GAYTON by Barri & Mark Haber & Family

JOSEPH GOLD by Charlotte Gold

ADELAIDE GOLDSTEIN by Marjorie & Stanley Cotler

CHARLES GOLDSTEIN by Marjorie & Stanley Cotler

JERRY GOLDSTEIN by Suzanne, Gary, Noah & Gabrielle Michel

MAX GONSKI by Sandy & Ronnie Rosen & Children

LOUIS GOURVITZ by Eleanore & Robert Chernin

IRVING GRANOFF by Sandy & Warren Epstein

THEODORA GRANOFF by Sandy & Warren Epstein

HILDA GREENSTEIN by Elliot Greenstein

JESSIE INGBER by Rachel & Ira Port

BARBARA JACOB by Harvey & Beth Jacob

HARRY KANTOR by Ellen & Jay Kantor

SHIRLEY KANTOR by Ellen & Jay Kantor

ESTHER KAPLAN by Alan & Judy Sherman

ALEX KAUFMAN by Arlene & Don Brodie

PEGGY KAUFMAN by Arlene & Don Brodie

SYLVIA KLEIN by Beverly & Elliot Greenstein

MORTIMER KOBB by Sherril Kobb

PEARL KRONGELB by Susan Herzog & Lauren Carr

SHIRLEY KULLBACK by Irving Kullback

ROSE LASKOWITZ by Mitchel & Debra Alpert

MILTON LEWIS by Sandy Drazin

HARRY LURIA by Dr. Martin J. Luria

ELSIE MANNES by Susan Sferas

IRENE MATZ by the Cole Family

ELIZABETH MEDWIN by Lynne M. Prager

DAVID NAGROD by Moe Nagrod

HILDA NAGROD by Moe Nagrod

MADELINE ORNSTEIN by Honora & David Ornstein

BETTY PARKER by Warren Goode

HARRY PINCOW by Rachelle Markovich

SYLVIA REICH by Lisa, Richard, Lauren & Jaclyn Reich

YOSEPH REUVEN by Sarah Bercovicz

ZIMEL RESNICK by Jules Resnick

RONALD ROSEN by Marilyn Rosen

SELWYN ROSENHECK by Alan & Jackie Rosenheck

HARRY SCHUTZER by Sylvia & Ray Cohen

EDITH SCHWABER by Ilene & Steven Schwaber

CLAIRE SCHWARTZ by Jay-Ann & Harvey Shooman & Family

PHILLIP SCHWARTZ by Charlotte Ginsburg

GEORGE SCHWARTZSTEIN by N. Michael Schwartzstein

MILTON SEIDMAN by Pamela Berkowitz

VICTOR SHAIN by the Kallen & Shain Families

STEPHANIE SILVER by Nancy & Marshall Silver & Family

ALFRED SILVERSTEIN by Judy & Hal Feldbaum & Family

AUDREY SILVERSTEIN by Judy & Hal Feldbaum & Family

MATHILDA SIMHA by Rebecca S. Cohen

ABRAHAM SLOVIN by Loretta & Harvey Slovin & Family

ROSALIND STERN by Fred Stern & Family

DORA SULKIN by Samuel Cohen

MESSODY THOMAS by Odette & Mark Lichtman

HARRY VINEBERG by Harriet Popok

MARILYN WEINSTEIN by Joy Weinstein & Bruce Forman

HERMAN WILK by Frimet Wilk

RUTH WILK by Ilene & Steven Schwaber

SYLVIA WILK by Carol Wilk & Family

JULES ZELINGER by Susan Amar

BEN ZIMMERN by Rhoda Poretzky & Family

MINNIE ZISLIN by Cheryl & Alfred Lipp & Family

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732-531-3885 Fax: 732-531-5583

Fred Fiore, Jr. - Manager NJ Lic. #3759 Kenneth J. Rau - Director NJ Lic #3275

[email protected]

www.fiorefuneralhomes.com

Formerly Hoidal Funeral Home

The closest funeral home to the temple

Mark Harris, Manager NJ Lic #3284

Generation to Generation

DIVORCE MEDIATION YOUR SCHEDULE, YOUR PRIORITIES,

YOUR AGREEMENT

BONNIE M.S. REISS, ESQ.

35 YEARS EXPERIENCE

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2 BRIDGE AVE, SUITE 601 RED BANK, N.J. 07701

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website: par-law.com

G&G REALTORS

236 Norwood Avenue Oakhurst, NJ 07755

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G & G REALTORS Serving the Community Generation After Generation and Successfully Managing Real Estate Transactions

for Over 50 Years!

Nancy Gerechoff Abby Scheer

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Temple Office Closed

Candle Lighting 4:19pm

Shabbat Service 7:15pm

2

Shabbat Service 9:30am

No Shabbat School

3

4

Adult Ed - Race Matters 7:30pm

5

Board of Trustees Mtg 7:30pm

6

Lunch & Learn 12:00pm

Religious School Resumes

7

Sisterhood Mtg 7:30pm

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10

Dinner in Paris 6:30pm

11

Adult Ed - Race Matters 7:30pm

12

Ritual Mtg 7:30pm

Men’s Club Mtg 7:30pm

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14

B I N G O 7:30pm

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16


No Shabbat School,

17

Facebook Live Concert 3:00pm

18

Temple Office Closed

19

Executive Board Mtg 7:30pm

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Beyond Dispute Part 2 w/Rabbi

7:30pm

21

Meet the Author 7:30pm

22



Shalach Manot Order Deadline

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Beyond Dispute Part 2 w/Rabbi

7:30pm

28

Sisterhood Torah Fund Event 7:30pm

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January 2021 ~ All meetings, classes, programs & services on Zoom

Congregation Torat El Jersey Shore Jewish Center 301 Monmouth Road Oakhurst, NJ 07755 732-531-4410 www.torat-el.org

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