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Volume 94, No. 1 • July 2021 • Tammuz/Av 5781

HONORING TRADITIONSENGAGING FAMILIES

SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES

When our children areyoung, we train themto write thank younotes for every gift.We have those argu-

ments with our kids, because societysays that it’s the right thing to do,because it lets gift givers who live far awayknow that the gift arrived, because itshows that we care as much about thepeople who gave as about the gift itself.Gratitude, as it turns out, is still importanteven when nobody is telling us we have towrite the note before we use the new toy.

Judaism teaches us that ultimately, every-thing belongs to God, so God is the oneto whom we have to show gratitude forall things. I would add that this onlyapplies to things. People control theirown actions, positive and negative, andtherefore we get the opportunity to sharehow grateful we are for the kind and lov-ing actions of the people in our lives.

I am grateful to Cantor Barash, AndrewAppel, and Susan Cosden for welcomingme back in as part of a fantastic team, fortrying new things together, and for having a lotof fun together along the way. I am gratefulto the entire staff: Tiffani Zaharadnick,Ardyth Majewski, Cheryl Otto, Rick Fox,Michael Saldana, Bob Spangenberg, NoeVega and Toni Quartana, for making surethings have gone smoothly, especially aswe slowly reopen and remember how towelcome people in-person. I am grateful toMike Grinker and the entire leadership ofthe congregation for giving me the opportu-nity to do what I love doing, and for support-ing me, working with me, and guiding mealong the way. Rabbi Berkson, welcome backfrom your sabbatical. I know it wasn’t whatyou planned, but I hope that ultimately,you made it what you needed.

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From RabbiJessicaBarolsky

Five-Star Travel19th Annual Salute to Song & Spirit Concert

From Morocco to Broadway, from NewJersey to the shtetl, from Chicago to NewYork, on to Toronto and then to NorthCarolina - the 19th annual Salute toSong and Spirit concert on Sunday, June6, treated us to a magical carpet of songsthat transported us to prayer, history,memory and entertainment.

This year’s accomplished quintet featuredCantor Stewart Figa, who has served atCongregation West Suburban TempleHar Zion in River Forest, Illinois since1998, Cantor Perry Fine, who is enjoyinghis ninth year at Temple Beth Shalom inLivingston, New Jersey, Cantor AaronBensoussan, composer and authority onAshkenazic and Sephardic prayer andmusic traditions, and the irrepressibleRena Strober, who has been performingon Broadway and international stages, aswell as in film and television for the past23 years. Our own Cantor Barash com-pleted this talented group of five, blend-ing his magnificent voice to create a

pleasurable excursion to some of ourfavorite musical settings where bygoneworlds, prayerful contemplation andplayful imagination reside.

Cantor Figa, whose roots go back tograduation as a theater major, showedhis musicality and aptitude for Yiddish,performing “Tsen Kopikes” (Ten Kopeks),a sprightly Russian peasant’s dream ofwhat he would do if he had suddenlyfound that princely sum. His other selec-tions capably ranged from Broadwaytunes to love songs. Cantor Fine’s won-derfully expansive voice was so effectivein his selection, “Jerusalem Is Mine,” aninternational favorite for many years.Cantor Bensoussan’s delicate lute was anaccompaniment to several of his selec-tions, such as the Ladino song,“ CuandoEl Rey Nimrod” (When King Nimrod …).“Sing For Peace,” one of his own com-positions, concluded the concert.

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Cantor Perry FineCantor Stewart Figa Cantor AaronBensoussan

Rena Strober

Shalom, congregants and friends.

Yesterday I had the dis-tinct pleasure of walking

our entire CEEBJ grounds unhurried. Thesun was warm, the breeze was pleasant,and the birds were plentiful. For that Ithanked Ha-Shem. But that onlyexplained a portion of my delight. Ourhandsome building (it’s just as stunningfrom the outside), it’s beautiful setting, andour well designed and cared-for groundsaccounted for the balance. To all thosewho have supported the establishmentand maintenance of our facility in RiverHills with their time and other resourcesover the years – a heartfelt ‘thanks’ fromall of us! And to all congregants and staff,a reminder that the grounds we share arethere to be enjoyed.

Now I would like to focus our gratitudeon Rabbi Jessica Barolsky, for her serviceas our sabbatical rabbi. During the last sixmonths, she has provided the confidenceand stability that allowed Rabbi Berksonto realize his sabbatical goals while per-mitting synagogue life to continue with-out disruption. With her experience andher unique strengths, Rabbi Barolskyplayed a significant role in shepherdingour congregation through a challengingtime. Thank you Rabbi Barolsky, for beingthere for us in so many ways!

With that, we welcome Rabbi Berksonback from a well-deserved period of restand rejuvenation! We look forward to syn-agogue life with our esteemed andbeloved senior Rabbi, enriched andrefreshed. And finally, we are grateful thatwe are increasingly able to do so in andaround our synagogue and sanctuary, aswe continue to increase in-person activitiesat CEEBJ. Stay tuned to Emanu Email andour website for opportunities to participate.

Be well and take care,Michael Grinker

From OurPresident

Thank you for abeautiful “Salute to Song & Spirit” concert!

As I reflect on our 19th annual Salute toSong & Spirit concert, “Together Again!,” thisyear presented online, I want to take thisopportunity to thank all those who workedso diligently to make this such a beautifulevening! My hat goes off to our brilliantartists from all over North America for theirhigh energy performance – it was such atreat to collaborate with Cantor AaronBensoussan of Toronto, Cantor Stewart Figaof Chicago, Cantor Perry Fine of Livingston,NJ, and Rena Strober of Los Angeles.

I am particularly grateful to our hard-work-ing music committee: to our chair, RichardMasters, and to our committee members,Barbara Abrams, Andrew Appel, DebraGorra Barash, Alla Franklin, AndreaGoetzinger, Jean Lauterbach, Nancy Miller,Leila Silverberg, Michael Taibleson, DanWilkinson and Margo Zimmermann fortheir help writing personal notecards to allour congregants, proofing and stuffinginvitations, and assisting in many otherdetails in putting this concert together.

Again, we remember Jacquie Wolf and herdedication in making this the amazingfundraiser that it is – we are particularlyappreciative of all of our sponsors anddonors as we raised over $42,000 for thecongregation! A special thank you to ourProducer level sponsors, Audrey Brooks &Dick Lauwasser and Donna & Hans Moser,and Sue & Bud Selig; to our Director level

sponsors, Judy & Gary Guten Family andThe Maurice S. Surlow Memorial Fund; andto our Composer level sponsors: Trudy &Harvey Barash, Sid Grinker Restoration, Inc.,Joyce & Jon Gudeman, Barbara Heilbronner,Andrea & Rich Konz, Cindy & Max Rasansky,The Richheimer Family, Leila Silverberg &Bob Meldman, and Marley & Gary Stein.

A very special thank you to Scott Finch forproducing and editing the videos, and foraccompanying our last song, Salaam, onbass, guitar and piano; to Bill Hindin foraccompanying on piano on most selec-tions; to Andrew Appel, our ExecutiveDirector, for running the online Salute toSong & Spirit concert; to Kat Grinker forher beautiful logo design and invitation ofthis year's Salute to Song & Spirit; to DebraGorra Barash for designing our lovely pro-gram; and to Dan Dance for his beautifulpre-concert accompaniment.

Thank you to Toni Quartana, TiffaniZahradnick, and Ardyth Majewski fortheir help in keeping track of all thesponsorships and registrations.

Thanks to our Temple Brotherhood andWomen of Emanu-El for their unwaver-ing support. A special thanks to BarbLevin for taking “screen shots” during theconcert, and to Leila Silverberg for writ-ing a review of the concert.

Thanks to Rabbi Berkson, Rabbi Barolsky andSusan Cosden for their support of the con-cert; to our president, Mike Grinker, the exec-utive committee, and the board of directors;as well as to all of you who attended for yoursteadfast support of this musical endeavor.

Hope to see you at the next Salute to Song& Spirit concert in the spring of 2022!

L’Shalom, Cantor David Barash

From OurCantor

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Special Tisha B’Av Service on Saturday Night, July 17, 7:30 pm

Tisha B’Av (the ninth day of Av) marks one of the low points in our Jewish calendar.It commemorates the destruction of the first and second temples, and the beginningof the galut – the exile into the diaspora– which was our Jewish fate until recent his-tory, with the founding of the state of Israel.

Tisha B’Av is traditionally a full fast day from sun-down to sun-down. Our synagogueservice begins with Havdalah at 7:30 pm and then Ma’ariv, the evening service, fol-lowed by the chanting of Eicha, the Book of Lamentations. It is customary to sit on thefloor or on low chairs during the reading of Eicha. The evening service is recited with aplaintive tone, and the Book of Lamentations is chanted to a haunting melody. We willalso be singing stirring songs between the chapters of Eicha. Please join us in person oron Zoom to participate in this unique service and to learn more about Tisha B’Av.

Annual MeetingThursday, August 12, 6:30 pmPlease RSVP for the Annual Meeting atceebj.org or call CEEBJ at (414) 228-7545.

Friday, July 2Kabbalat Shabbat Service/Early Shabbat WorshipOutdoor Service 6:15 pm

Saturday, July 3Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 amTorah Portion: Pinhas, Numbers 25:10-30:1Prophetic Reading: Jeremiah 1:1-2:3

Friday, July 9Kabbalat Shabbat Service/Early Shabbat Worship 6:15 pm

Saturday, July 10Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 amTorah Portion: Mattot-Massei, Numbers 30:2-36:13Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 66:1-24


Saturday, July 17Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 amTorah Portion: Devarim, Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 1:1-27Havdalah Together and Erev Tishab’Av service 7:30 pmLamentations will be chanted.


Saturday, July 24Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 amTorah Portion: Va’ethanan,Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 40:1-26


Saturday, July 31Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 amTorah Portion: Ekev, Deuteronomy 7:12-11:25Prophetic Reading: Isaiah 49:14-51:3Havdalah Together 7:30 pm

Friday, August 6Kabbalat Shabbat Service/Early Shabbat WorshipOutdoor Service 6:15 pm

Saturday, August 7Shabbat Morning Study Minyan 9:00 amTorah Portion: Re’eh, Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17Prophetic Reading: I Samuel 20:18-42

July Worship Schedule


All services are both online and in-person. Register to attend in-person on our website, ceebj.org, or join us online, streaming on our website, Facebook Live, YouTube, and through Zoom.

Rabbi Barolsky, continued from page 1I am so grateful to have been able to serve asSabbatical Rabbi again these last six months. Iam grateful for every conversation, story,and fear you have shared with me. I amgrateful to be part of your life, part of wel-coming new lives, part of celebrating mile-stones along the way, part of saying goodbyeat the end of life. I am grateful for your confi-dences, your compliments, your ideas.Thankyou for sharing so much of yourselves with me.I’m not going anywhere. My family and I arestill in Milwaukee and part of this congrega-tion, so while I’ll be on the bima and on yourscreen less frequently, this is definitely l’hi-tra’ot, until we meet again soon—and it’sMilwaukee, so I have no doubt that we will. Thank you, CEEBJ.

Salute to Song & Spirit, continuedfrom page 1

And what can we say about RenaStrober, the high-performance fuel forour journey that night? Whether shewas lamenting a wedding that was neverto come (“Guys and Dolls”), or singingabout outer space (“I Don’t Want to Liveon the Moon” from her new children’salbum, or playfully wondering why, - ifshe was performing in the midst of fourcantors, couldn’t she also be titled asone-- her message was that life’s journeyneedn’t always be taken so seriously.

Cantor Barash’s masterful collaborationswith each of the guests gave us the premi-um reward for our visit to the land of music.And how we LOVE our personal Tevye!

The sixth essential member of this travelteam is the technical genius, Scott Finch.From his living room in Merritt, NorthCarolina, he orchestrated every aspect ofthis finely meshed production. The manis a wizard.

Warm thanks to the Music Committee,including Richard Masters, Chair, BarbaraAbrams, Cantor David Barash, DebraGorra Barash, Alla Franklin, AndreaGoetzinger, Jean Lauterbach, Nancy Miller,Leila Silverberg, Michael Taibleson, DanWilkinson, and Margo Zimmermann,who spent countless hours to fulfill thedream that Jacquie Wolf, of blessed mem-ory, envisioned for our pleasure 19 yearsago. She is deeply missed.

Leila Silverberg

Being GratefulFor months, our Directorof Lifelong Learning, SusanCosden has asked eachFriday on Facebook for

“What are you grateful for?” Recently, I havebeen using a walker to aid me in walking as aresult of a recent hip injury. While using thewalker I have seen how people, total strangershave reached out to help me by holdingdoors, handing me groceries and carryingpackages to my car. One day at Culvers, a serv-er carried my drinks and brought us napkins.Unless one is on crutches, or using a walker,one doesn’t realize how many obstacles onemust face, from broken sidewalks to curbs to,perhaps the most dangerous of all, door mats.

Now that the pandemic is waning and we arelooking forward to the normalization of life,there must be many things for which we arethankful. Too many times we focus on what isnot working instead of what is good in ourlives. As we get ready to gather together to cel-ebrate the High Holy Day season and review thepast year and see what we lost and what wegained, friends, relatives, grandchildren, friend-ships and experiences. The future is lookingbrighter for our nation and our congregation,so we need to focus on what we are gratefulfor in our lives. I am grateful for all who aid mein assembling Ha-Kol each month. I amalso thankful for my family and friends. Thinkabout what you are grateful for and share itwith others. You will be a happier person. Cary Silverstein

From OurEditor


Women’s Torah Study,Tuesdays,

July 6, 13, 20, and 27Join us for an in-depthdiscussion of Torahfrom women’s perspectives. Dr. Sherry Blumberg, a contributor to The Torah: A Woman’s Commentary, will leadus through this text andthe poetry, feministreadings and traditional commentary itholds. This course is perfect for anyonewho identifies as female, whether newto Torah study or a more experiencedscholar. Register online at ceebj.org or call (414) 228-7545.

Dr. SherryBlumberg

Food for Our Soul: Parashat HaShavua (the Weekly Torah Portion) in Our Lives, Thursdays, July 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29

PLEASE NOTE, class on July 15 will take place at 1:15 pm.

Registration for July – September will be $90.There are 10 sessions in total.

Taught by Susan Cosden, RJE

Brown Bag Lunch Encouraged (Nourish your body as you nourish your soul.) Pleasejoin Susan Cosden for an hour of studying the weekly Torah portion and how itapplies to our lives today.

The portions we will cover in July are Pinchas, Matot-Masei, D’varim, Vaet’chanan,and Eikev.

Through Torah we will examine moral conflicts and ethical lessons. We will explorea variety of different God concepts and what each one implores us to do, being cre-ated in God’s image. By wrestling together, we will each make personal meaningand find insights in our sacred text.

“What the worldneeds now is love,sweet love. It's theonly thing that there'sjust too little of.

What the world needs now is love,sweet love. No not just for some, butfor everyone.”

-Lyrics by Hal David and music composed by Burt Bacharach

Why did I choose to quote this song thismonth? Perhaps you are thinking it isbecause we Jews have witnessed such arise in anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism late-ly. We need to come together and loveone another as Jews because it is harder tobe a Jew right now. We need to show ourlove for Israel. We need to rededicate ourlove for our neighbors so we havestronger allies who will partner with us.

Perhaps you are thinking it is because thefirst Sunday in July is July 4, our country’sIndependence Day. We need love of ourcountry and to love everyone in ourcountry. We need to celebrate outsidesafely and to see our loved ones.

Perhaps you are thinking it is becausethere is still so much inequality or sys-temic racism or misogyny or homopho-bia/transphobia or hate in the United

States and in Israel and around theworld. If we could treat each other withDivine Love that radiates from each of usthe world would be a much better place.

Perhaps you are thinking, wait, this is ourDirector of Lifelong Learning, it isbecause on July 24 we read from ParashatVa’et’chanan, the Torah portion thatincludes the Shema V’ahavtah and thefamous line, “And you shall love Godwith all your heart, with all your soul, andwith all your moreness.” Furthermore, thisyear, we read this portion on Tu B’Av, theJewish love holiday. Knowing Susan, sheis probably REALLY excited about that.(Two Spotify playlists for the same day!)

Perhaps you are thinking, maybe this was tocelebrate two talented Jewish artists. Perhapsnot everyone knew they were each Jewish.

Perhaps this was to see if others are inter-ested in Jewish songwriters. Now someof you are thinking, Jewish songwritersare not my passion. I love birding or Ilove gardening or I love hiking or I lovephotography or I love Anime.

Each of you are correct. I picked thissong because we need more love in theworld and with the world opening upagain it is time to celebrate at CEEBJ bysharing our love with one another.Therefore, on Sunday, July 25, we areinviting all of you to join us when wewill come together to celebrate Love,CEEBJ, Tu B’Av, and Va’et’chanan. Moreinformation will be available soon

through Emanu-Email. We will have dif-ferent people leading activities, primarilyoutside, that they love to do and weinvite you as individuals, couples, orfamilies to pick the activity that you loveto do and join us. Then we will all cometogether in the parking lot to share andto celebrate and to schmooze. Perhapsif people are interested this might leadto affinity groups that on a semi-regularbasis get together to do things based ona shared interest.

If you want to know more about theweekly Torah portion, what is happeningin Israel, or about the holidays of TishaB’Av and Tu B’Av, please visit our onlinelearning page of the ceebj.org. For a touror a how to use the online learning page,please join me on July 7 at 11:00 am onZoom. The link will be available inEmanu-Email.

On a personal note, one of the things Ilove to do all year round and especiallyin the summer is get to know the cityand state in which I live. As I moved heretwo years ago late in the summer andlast year due to Covid I was not leavingmy home, I turn to all of you now foradvice to ask what should I visit? Whereshould I hike? Where should I eat? Whatfarmers’ market should I support? Whereare good places to take photos? Mostimportantly, who would like to join meon any of these outings?

L’Shalom,Susan Cosden, RJE

Director ofLifelongLearning


For more information or questions aboutSESL, Lifelong Learning, Romemu,

or Parenting Programs, please contactSusan Cosden at (973) 917-9294 or at [email protected].

Social Emotional SpiritualLearning (SESL) Task Force

From OurPresidentAfter months of limitingsocial interaction, theidea of increased inter-

action causes anxiety for many. InWisconsin, the number of fully vaccinatedpersons is 46%. It is very exciting that callswill start coming in: invitations from friendswho want to meet for dinner, go to themovies or see live concerts. Some personsfeel great anxiety when thinking aboutgoing to do things inside again. Spendingtime in social situations may not be as sim-ple as penciling a date into the calendar.Stepping back out into the social whirl mayfeel unfamiliar and uncomfortable-even ifit's something that once felt natural.

Experts suggest communicating and beinghonest about your needs. It's OK to tellfriends that you're only getting togetherone-on-one, outdoors or continuing towear masks if that eases your anxietyabout reengaging in social interactions.They also say before making plans with afriend, ask about their comfort level withsocial gatherings: Are they up for a day-long event with a group of friends, orwould they prefer to ease into social inter-actions with a shorter, one-on-one outing?

Experts suggest not shying away from awk-ward moments and if there’s a pause inconversation, remember to ask questionsabout the other person’s life and practiceyour listening skills. That’s always a goodway to keep the chatter going. Anothersuggestion is to extend grace to others. Givepeople a break, don’t judge to harshly andtry to give them a pass at first. Other thingsto remember is to listen to your body, Thepandemic has taken a toll on the mentaland physical health of individuals. Social

isolation is linked to increased risk of heartdisease, stroke, dementia, depression andearly death from all causes in older adults—and communities of color are at a higherrisk. If you are not feeling well, seek theopinion of your health care provider.

Lastly, don’t give up—for many the socializingmuscle is rusty, and as we practice then it willbe more conditioned and easier to do.

At the Annual CEEBJ Meeting on August12, the Women of Emanu-El will awardCEEBJ the remaining money for thephone system. That is over $11,000 givenover three years for this cause.

WE have two fundraisers coming up. The Shana Tova card is sent to all fami-lies and congregants. For $90 you willhave your name on the cared sent to allfamilies and congregants. This is ourbiggest fundraiser, and the artwork is cre-ated by a congregant. See the wall(between the restrooms) at the entranceof CEEBJ for past examples of the artwork.

Secondly, we are having a RoshHashanah Honey Sale. We are using anew company. The honey is certifiedkosher. It will be mailed to you and yourfriends and family in time for RoshHashanah. Shipping is gratis (free) ifordered by July 7, 2021. After that there isa shipping charge. So, hurry and orderyour honey to welcome the New Yearsfor your friends and family members. Seethe link in the ad on page 6 in this Ha-Kol.

Please remember to rejoin/join theWomen of Emanu-El. Today our role atCEEBJ, the Women of Emanu-El Sisterhoodcontinues to be an advocate for thosewithout a voice. We reach into the lives ofmany. We are able to do so through theactivities that we sponsor throughout theyear. Rejoin/join online or through the mail.

Ruth Treisman, [email protected]

Women of Emanu-El

Attention All PastB’nai Mitzvah Families

The B’nai Mitzvah Handbook Task Forceneeds your help. we are putting togethera page for the CEEBJ website and we arelooking for the following:Samples of Parent PrayersSamples of B’nai Mitzvah PrayersPictures and Write Ups of Mitzvah Projects

Pictures and Write Ups of any extra mitz-vah related things you added to yourcelebration, i.e. flowers delivered to anursing home that were your centerpieces or gifts for each party attendeethat were tzedakah donation announce-ments, etc.

If you would be willing to be contactedto share your wisdom as a recent b’naimitzvah family.

If you would be willing to be contactedto share your wisdom regarding yourmitzvah project.

Thank you so much for your time andconsideration. If you are interested insharing any of these or being a contact,please be in touch with Susan Cosden [email protected] or (973) 917-9294.

L’Shalom,The B’nai MitzvahHandbook Task Force:Amanda Berg, Alex Friedman, Julianna Friedman, Megan Girton, Rachel Macagon, Beth Rapaport, MijalTohi, Cantor Barash, and Susan Cosden

Join the Fun - Become a Women of Emanu-El Member Go ceebj.org/get-involved/women-of-emanu-el. Click on the link to “pay yourannual membership dues” OR Send check payable to “WE” and form below to:

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Find Your PassionProgram, Sunday, July 25

Celebrate Love, CEEBJ, Tu B’Av,and Va’et’chanan


From Our PresidentMy mom passed awayon May 28 after fivedays of non-responsive-

ness in Virginia, where my sister lives. Mysister wished to stay withmy mom so shewould not die alone. My sister did stay withher for four days, until I convinced her to gohome on the evening of the fifth day. Mymom died that night. It was as if she did notwant us there at the end. My mom mayhave been “non-responsive” those five days,but I think she knew we were there andcould hear us talking. I will always love herfor that. My mom was 97 and spunky to theend! I am thankful that I was there for herlast three days and was able to watch overher with my sister. My mother’s funeral wasin Dallas, Texas where she lived most of heradult life. We were able to stream the funer-al through Youtube so my son and daughtercould watch, including over 30 family mem-bers and friends from around the country.We had a lovely funeral and met severalpeople we had not seen in many years. Wetalked and laughed about her life and howwe shared experiences with her.

Temple Brotherhood had our AnnualMeeting in June. We elected our 2021-2022 slate of Officers and Directors. RabbiBarolsky attended our meeting andinstalled the new Officers and Directors.We also passed our 2021-2022 financialbudget. We are holding a Family MiniatureGolf Outing at Missing Links Golf Course,in Mequon, on July 11. A Brewers Game isbeing organized on Sunday, August 22.Please find additional information on bothevents on page 7. I hope you will be ableto attend both events.

I would like to take this opportunity towelcome Rabbi Berkson back from hisSabbatical. I hope he had an enjoyableand restful time and had an opportunityto study.

You are invited to join our Brotherhood andattend our virtual Zoom meetings on thefirst Thursday of each month. That’s all fornow. Be safe.

Robert [email protected]

TempleBrotherhood

Wish family, friends, and business associates

A Sweet and Happy New YearWith an 8 oz gift jar of kosher honey.

Your cost is $13.00 per jar including shipping to anywhere in the USA.

Special shipping fees: add $5.00 to APO/FPO military addresses,$25.00 to Canada, and $35.00 to any other country,

regardless of order date.

Shana Tova CardThe Women of Emanu-El (WE) and the Brotherhood are pleased to bring this uniqueopportunity to send a New Years greeting to all members of our congregation.

By adding your name to the card, you are supporting the programs offered by WE.Deadline August 24 for inclusion in the card

Please send your payment and the form below to: Shana Tova Card 5782 CEEBJ, 2020 W. Brown Deer Avenue • Milwaukee WI 53217

Checks made out to “Women of Emanu-El” OR go to ceebj.orgName of Sponsor-as you would like it to appear on card: 28 character limit:

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Washington Nationals

Milwaukee Brewers

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American Family Field$20.00 DiscountedTerrace Box Tickets

Kids two and under freeADA seating also available

Order Tickets byMonday, July 26

online at ceebj.org or call theTemple at (414) 228-7545.Additional information callAllen Lavine (414) 378-0284.

TEMPLE BROTHERHOOD EVENT

Sunday, August 22, 1:10 pm

Family Miniature Golf Outing, Sunday, July 11

Hopkins Street Cemetery Clean-Up

Ben Sheets Bobble

(1st 35,000)Brand New 18-Hole Miniature Golf Course!

$10 Adults, $8 Senior (65 & over), $8 Junior (4-12), $5 Pee Wee (3 & under)Includes golf, raffle ticket, and goodie bag.Registration: 10:00 am, Golf Start: 10:30 amRaffle and auction: 11:30 am - 12:00 pm.

RSVP by Friday, July 9To register please refer to the E-Flyer sent to you or go to ceebj.org.

12950 N. Port Washington Rd.Mequon

Fourteen congregants volunteered to clean up the Hopkins Street Cemetery on Sunday, May 30. The burial grounds were overgrown with bush, but our group after two and a half hours of hard work left the cemetery cleared out.

Rabbi Jessica Barolsky led a brief service. We hope to continue the Hopkins Street Cemetery Clean-up as part of our Mitzvah Day Celebration.


BIMAH BASKET FUNDS IN MAYIN HONOR OF DONOR

Alan Kimmel’s Birthday……………………………Ronna and Dick KimmelRonna Kimmel’s Birthday………………………………………Dick KimmelBob Fono……Susie Fono, David and Linda Fono, Marjie and Dave Gibson,

Megan and Jesse Gibson and family, and Tori and Erik PetersonBob Fono receiving the Phil Zuckerman Award for 2020……………………

Temple BrotherhoodDan Wilkinson receiving the Phil Zuckerman Award for 2021………………

Temple BrotherhoodIN MEMORY OF DONORMy Mother, Hannah Ruth Kirsch………………………………Carol FishmanTom Maes…………………………………………………………Jim KaronTodd Lappin………………………………………The Lappin/Konik families My Mother, Blossom Rosin Lowenstein………………Marley and Gary Stein

RABBI BERKSON DISCRETIONARY FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

General Contribution……………………………………Merle Wasserman

RABBI BAROLSKY DISCRETIONARY FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Rabbi Jessica Barolsky………………………………Rozanne M Koshakow Mark Holland……………………………………………Belle Anne Freund Our 25th Anniversary…………………………Hal Karas and Beryl Forman Jean Lauterbach…………………………………………Belle Anne FreundMy conversion…………………………………Jon and Pamela SanfilippoIN MEMORY OF DONOR

Geraldine Biller……………………………………………………Joel Biller

CANTOR BARASH DISCRETIONARY FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Andrea Goetzinger…………………Nadine Zuckerman & Dan Wilkinson Reenie Kavalar………………………Nadine Zuckerman & Dan Wilkinson Barbara Thompson…………………Nadine Zuckerman & Dan Wilkinson

IN MEMORY OF DONOR

James A. Englander………………………………………Carole Englander

ADULT EDUCATION FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Sherry Blumberg………………………………………………Margie SteinSusan Cosden…………………………………………………Margie Stein

ALTSCHULER MUSIC FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Andrea Goetzinger…………………………………Michael and Barb Levin Mark Holland……………………………Audrey Brooks & Dick LauwasserJean Lauterbach…………………………Audrey Brooks & Dick Lauwasser

GENERAL BROTHERHOOD DONATIONIN MEMORY OF DONOR

Jack Turner……………………………………………Jerry & Bonnie Plotkin

DYGOLA CAMPERSHIP FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Bob Fono……………………Norbert and Judith Eglash, The Grinker Family,Michael & Barbara Levin, Barbara Peltin, Leila Silverberg and Bob MeldmanMark Holland……Rich and Jody Lansing, Betty Lieberman, Jon Sanfilippo,

Leila Silverberg and Bob Meldman, Betty WeitzenDaniel D. Wilkinson………Norbert and Judith Eglash, The Grinker Family,

Rich and Jody Lansing, Michael and Barb Levin, Jon Sanfilippo, LeilaSilverberg and Bob Meldman

FEFFERMAN CAMP FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Robert Fono…………………………………………Allen and Ellen Lavine Mark Holland……………………………Jerry & Bonnie Plotkin, Edie Pump Jean Lauterbach…………………………………………………Edie Pump Dan Wilkinson…………………………Allen and Ellen Lavine, Edie Pump

FOOD BANK FUNDIN MEMORY OF DONOR

Brenda Safer………………………………………………Judith WeingartenContinued on page 9

Tributes

July 1Joseph Bresnahan

July 2Lara AbramsonMike FeffermanSteven ForstWendy GrossmanFloyd HarrisRobert JacobsDonna MillerCarol Richheimer

July 3Cantor Jerry BerkowitzAaron Lippman

July 4Marc Rasansky

July 5Richard MastersMicki Peck

July 6Leslie Brooks

July 7David CashLeo HuckJuly 8Stephen GruenLeila SilverbergJuly 9Todd Canham

Carol FishmanLisa GorelickCamilla LevinBrian SchupperHelaine "Rusty"ShackmanKaitlyn YasmehJuly 10Ron MeyersGail PittelmanGary SteinJuly 11Belle Anne FreundJack KeyesMichael KofskyRuben LewinSherry MillerJuly 12Audrey BrooksJon GudemanJohn VondraJuly 13Clarice ZuckerJuly 14Sally CooperBetsy Kimmel

July 15Rabbi Marc BerksonStefanie Dorf

July 18John ButenhoffCarl Dubin

July 20 Rachael Badt

July 21Barry BaumMitch SandlerBarb Thompson

July 23Stan AbramovichMarty BadtCy KoltinAlyson LippmanYoni Zvi

July 24Michael BarthKaterina BrickmanDoris Shneidman

July 25Randy KaiserDiane KeyesMike ScribnerJane Suesskind

July 26Rosalie HarkavyAdrienne SenderNeville Sender

July 27Kevin Clement

July 28Sara ChernyIrv Raffe

July 30Jason ChernyRachel FrankRita ResnickAllan "Bud" Selig

July 31 Diane Kane

July 2Jeff & Beth Rapaport

July 3Dale & Linda ChudnowBen & Becca Taibleson

July 4Lorry & Roberta Stein

July 5Peter & Debra Newman

July 6Bradley & Sarah Komisar

July 8Lew & Bev Feiges

July 9 Gary & Linda Engle

July 11Herzl Spiro & BarbaraKohl-Spiro

July 12Jim & Patti Gutglass

Michael & Michelle Schwade

July 14DeWitt & Jacque ClintonBruce & Rita Resnick

July 16Mike & Janice Rochwerger

July 17Mike & Beth Csaszar

July 19Rich & Jody LansingMichael & SaraleeTaibleson

July 20Jason & Karen Gottlieb

July 25Todd & Margie CanhamBruce & Diane Keyes

July 26Kevin & Rebecca Magana

July 29Steve & Dana Emold

July 31Jack & Audrey KeyesMitch & Cheryl Moser

Birthdays

66 YearsJack & Audrey Keyes

Special Anniversary

Anniversaries


July 2Betja Balter-BeidermanJulia Buxbaum BlumBernice BootzinMae BrickmanDoris Matras CohenSheldon DorfBernard E. EglynEva Gertrude ElbingerMarvin M. Fein

Lillian FeissDavid D. FeldRobin Rellin GerlachHerman HammelMorey KaschMinnie P. KaufmanIsidor KlafterBetty LaPidusDaniel LeeJack D. Levin

Jean LoreJudith MallinJeanette MeyerAdolph L. MoritzNorman PlousDavid RellinAnna Richman Erich SamenfeldJoseph E. SchulmanBalter Beiderman Shimonovna

Marguerite H. SmithYefim StarikSamuel J. SweetRonald G. SzokolyDavid WaldAmalie WeilerPhillip E. YollesBernard ZarneDavid ZarneJuly 9Sheldon J. BersonMax BreslauerNorman BrickmanNathan BrindisFannie CohnIda Rose EisenbergSylvia FuhrRuth GillerMoses L. GoldmanLouis HahnHarry M. HankinSol J. KahnRichard T. KaronSamuel Katz Maria Kosaly

David KurmanSamuel T. LarkeyMolly LevineGertrude LewensohnEsther MetchMorris B. PaschFarkas PauntzRose PetersBabette Marshall Phillips

Ralph PodellClarice ResnickMaurice S. RobbinEthel M. RochwergerRenee Ruth Rosenblum John Elliott ShambergRachel SteinHenry WatermanFanny WeinerRoberta S. WernerEsther WiletsJuly 16Rabbi Joseph L. BaronJordan Harris BazelonOtto BeckMuriel I. BermanMuriel W. FredmanLeopold FreudenfeldEdith GelmanElizabeth A. GoldbergHannah GrinkerJeanne L. GronikJeannette GrossSamuel Charles HarrisStuart Donald HeifetzGertrude R. Kaufman

Herman LangerSheldon LazarusMargaret Munsey Mandel

Miles Edward MillerClara Ruscha NickollLena OstachLibbie Pass PeckarskyEthel E. PeltinJay SchmidtAlexander SchwartzEileen SepperAnna WeinerHilda L. ZimmermannJuly 23Julia AbelesBessie BuchbinderHyman ChaimsonIsadore FeferLouis R. FineRaymond FredmanJack GranofHenry S. HartmannIrma HauserRose Levinsohn HeifetzSylvia KaufmanHerman LekachmanHarold A. Levin Florence LewenauerAlexander Albert Markey

Barbara Lee PaschHarold E. PentlerB. Franklin PerelesLouis PlousEva Primakow

Nadine Rosen Pessie RubensteinSidney I. RubensteinBert Bern Schoenkerman

Eugene M. ShafrinSadye S. ShimonAlex ShmittRuth L. SilvermanMae Mahler WilligJuly 30Loraine BabushEvelyn H. BlumBen FeldRay W. GennetJulia Pereles Goldberg

Sophia E. GoodsittJoani GudemanRuth L. HaasSamuel JacobsJulius JacobsenLizzie B. KanderLillian Blanche KnightClaire S. KromEarl Kay LevyEdward L. LiebenbergHarry S. MetzJulius MeyerRose ObermanGertrude PalakowBernhard PeckElaine PentlerJames PlotkinHelen K. SperoDella F. Stern

Memorial Plaque Yahrzeits

Norma Jacobs LevitanMother of Robert Jacobs and Ellen Jacobs (Stuart) Kovar Step-mother of Jody (Mel) Platt and Lew (Ileene) LevitanGrandmother of Daniel (Rheann) Jacobs, Erin(Brian) Fant and Rachel (Alan) PhamGreat-grandmother of Norah, Ronan, Jocelyn & JeremyPredeceased by her husband of 26 years, RichardJacobs, her husband of 25 years, Mort Levitan, herbrother, Martin Lane, daughter-in-law, Dee Jacobs,and her granddaughter, Julie Kovar

Benjamin AncierGrandson of Naomi and Jerry Berkowitz andLeeAnn and Cliff AncierSon of Gail and Craig Ancier and brother of foursiblingsGreat-grandson of Marsha Edelman

Ronna KimmelWife of Richard KimmelMother of Alan (Betsy) Kimmel and Stephanie(Jeffrey) LobelGrandmother of Matthew, Alex and HannahKimmel; and Jordan and Mia LobelSister-in-law of Sue (the late Joel) Kimmel and thelate Roberta Kimmel Cohn

In MemoriamWe acknowledge with sorrow the passing of:

May God, the Source of Peace, grant peace to all whomourn and comfort the bereaved among us. Amen.

Tributes, continued from page 8 FUND FOR A SECURE FUTUREIN HONOR OF DONOR

Bob Fono……………………………………………………Carol Fishman Mark Holland………………………………Andrew Appel and Susan Hersh Jean Lauterbach……………………………Andrew Appel and Susan HershMark & Lori Pachefsky……………………………………………Edie PumpDan Wilkinson……………………………Andrew Appel and Susan HershIN MEMORY OF DONOR

Benjamin Ancier…………………………………………………Edie PumpGeraldine Biller……Ruth Mallin Braun, Goodman-Bensman Funeral HomeEugene Crossot………………………………………Irving and Byrda Raffe Robert Jacobs’ mother; Norma Jacobs Levitan………Allen and Ellen Lavine Audrey Laufman…………………………………Fran Franklin & Burt SniderHarriet Steinberg………………………Goodman-Bensman Funeral Home

LEVY GROUP SERVICE FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Ruth & Jim Fromstein……………………………………Florence Fishman

SALINSKY FUND FOR THE HUNGRYIN HONOR OF DONOR

Reenie Kavalar………………………………………Michael and Barb Levin

WEINBERG LIBRARY FUNDIN HONOR OF DONOR

Birth of Sally Grossman Cooper’s first grandchild, James…Louis L.I. GrossmanJean Lauterbach……Gloria Krasno, Rich and Jody Lansing, Betty Lieberman,

Betty WeitzenYAHRZEIT FUNDIN MEMORY OF REMEMBERED BY

Louise Brooker………………………………………………Esther Arnold Jack Chernof………………………………………Jane and Steve Chernof Mildred Gerstein……………………………………………Beverly Kaiman

Suzanne Gilbert…………………………………Debbie and Mike Scribner Loyal Grinker……………………………………………………Kat Grinker Annelies Gruen……………………………………Steve and Mardee Gruen Fred S. Gruen……………………………………Steve and Mardee Gruen Eva Harris……………………………………………………Floyd HarrisRose Harris………………………………………………………Floyd Harris John Illian……………………………………Jean Lauterbach & Jesse Illian Hannah Ruth Kirsch…………………………………………Carol Fishman William Klein…………………………………………………Sandra Nankin R. Todd Lappin……………………………………………………Sue Selig Carol Laur………………………………………………Adam and Kris Fiul Kenneth Laur……………………………………………Adam and Kris FiulAlbert Lauwasser……………………………………………Dick Lauwasser Sophie Lifschultz…………………………………………Judy Schumacher Blossom Rosin Lowenstein………………Marley and Gary Stein and family Stuart Edward Malmon………………………………………Norm Malmon Norma Marcus………………………………………………Dianne Sehler Doris S. Mayer……………………………………Steve and Mardee Gruen Anne Rosenthal………………………………………………Barbara PeltinLorrene Sandler………………………………………………Larry Sandler Henry Schneider……………………………………………Micki Seinfeld Robert Seinfeld……………………………………………Marlene Seinfeld Edward Siegel…………………………………………………Donald Siegel Rose Siegel………………………………………………………Don SiegelShirley Simon…………………………………………………Larry Sandler Benjamin A. Stein……………………Esther Arnold, Gary and Marley SteinDavid M. Stern……………………………………Steve and Mardee Gruen Donna G. Stern……………………………………Steve and Mardee GruenEsther U. Stern……………………………………Steve and Mardee Gruen Tracy Sweet……………………………………………………Judy Strauss


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7pm Adult LearningCmte Mtg

6:15pm KabbalatShabbat Service/Early Shabbat Worship




6pm Brotherhood Mtg

7pm WE Mtg


7pm Finance Cmte Mtg

Independence Day

6:15pm KabbalatShabbat Service /Early Shabbat Worship

A small group of congregants have met todetermine how we as a congregation canmove from tzedakah (charity) to tzedek(justice). As a follow up to the Tikkun Ha-IrRacial Justice seminars, we are determiningwhat we want to learn about and developan action plan for. We hope to partner withLifelong Learning to achieve this. If you areinterested in participating in the conversa-tions regarding racial justice, let me know.

Mitzvah Day was a huge success with 375snack bags provided to Milwaukee Center

for Independence’s summer meal program,45 personal hygiene bags to Street Angelsand 3 boxes of school supplies for Souls tothe Polls. Thanks to all who participated.

Nadine Zuckerman and Judy Lerner are revi-talizing the once a month in-synagogue sand-wich making program; this time for MetaHouse. Bag lunches will be provided for theirin-house programs that have begun again.And we have congregants continuing tomake sandwiches for Just One More Ministry.

The garden is growing tomatoes, beans,cucumbers, carrots and lettuce. With the

dry weather we have needed to waterdaily. Please let me know if you canhelp. Thanks to Gary Kavalar, MikeGrinker, Gene Kelber and Robert Jacobsfor putting the fence around the garden.

The Village of River Hills provided uswith wood chips for our garden path-way. We have too much! If anyonewould like chips, please help yourself.

Check the CEEBJ calendar/website for thenext Social Action Committee meeting.

Reenie Kavalar(414) 659-9662

All activities andevents are heldvirtually unlessnoted otherwise

You can join us in-person for services with pre-registration, oryou can watch services online at http://ceebj.org/watch or joinon your phone, PC or Mac via Zoom or watch us on Facebookor Youtube. See Emanu-Email and ceebj.org/email for theappropriate in-person registration and Zoom information.Also join us and participate with us live on CEEBJ’s

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6:15pm KabbalatShabbat Service Early Shabbat Outdoor Worship


12:30pm Food for Our Soul



7:30pm HavdalahTogether

Find Your PassionProgram: CelebrateLove, CEEBJ, Tu B’Av,and Va’et’chanan

4pm CEEBJ Band Rehearsal

Caitlin Joy Brazner, daughter of Bob andLois Brazner, upon receiving her Masterof Arts in Hebrew Literature from HUC-JIR in Cincinnati. She will be ordainedas a rabbi next year.

Lois and Bob Brazner on the engagementof their son, Daniel James Brazner, and

Karyn Ashley Orth. Daniel is the brother ofCaitlin Brazner and nephew of Debra Paler.Karyn is the daughter of Deborah andRobert Orth of Mequon, Wisconsin. Danieland Karyn reside in Alexandria, Virginia, andplan to wed sometime next year.

Drs. Matthew and Kelsey Konz on theirJune wedding. Matthew, son of Andreaand Rich Konz, graduated with honorsfrom Medical College of Wisconsin inMay and is now an Internal Medicine

Resident at the University of Wisconsin.Kelsey, daughter of Kelly and Cindy Kossof Algoma, WI, will finish her PediatricPhysical Therapy residency in St. Paul inOctober, having obtained a doctorate inPhysical Therapy from CreightonUniversity last year. Matthew and Kelseylook forward to being back in Madisontogether for the next three years.

We welcome to our congregational family:Hannah Polan and Andrew Pachefsky

All in the FamilyCongratulations to...

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