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TABLE OF CONTENTSUPCOMING MESSAGE FROMNACHSHONCARMIHIGH HOLY DAYS5786MESSAGE FROMBINI W. SILVER CONNECT GIVE MIAMI DAYMESSAGE FROMRABBI JACOBSAND IRISDESTEPHENMESSAGEFROMDIRECTOR OFOPERATIONSPROGRAMMING GLIMPSE INTOGORDON 1713 191523MESSAGE FROM ENGAGEMENTMANAGER16FALL 2025Senior Rabbi / CEO: Rabbi Julie JacobsAssociate Rabbi: Rabbi Nachshon CarmiDirector of Operations: Mauro FlamDirector of Finance: Nicole El SarrouhDirector of Marketing: Stephanie NewmanDirector of Programming: Noah SchalitDirector of Children Services: Amanda FarrFinance Manager: Gina Norero-EtgarFundraising Manager: Lisset ChavezEngagement Manager: Nicole SperlingAthletics Coordinator: Michael BluestoneAssistant to the Rabbi: Lynda LacayoExecutive Assistant: Chrystian AzulayHead of School: Bini W. SilverDirector of Day School: Veronica AlterDirector of Tikvah Center: Lauren JacobsEarly Childhood Education Director: Sara ZamikoffDirector of Admissions: Emily MoloneyPresident: Iris DestephenExecutive Vice President: Daniel KovacsSenior Vice President: Martin Hershbein &David ScharlinTreasurer: Todd JerlesAsst. Treasurer: Jessica HurwitchSecretary: Michelle MerlinAsst. Secretary: Karen CoppaWomen’s League President: Liat CorciaBrotherhood President: Michael SilverIf you are interested in advertising in ournext issue contact Stephanie Newman (305) 854-3911 Ext 276snewman@centerbd.org2625 SW 3rd Avenue | Miami FL33129(305) 854-3911www.centerbd.orginfo@centerbd.orgCenterforJewishLifeBDTheCenterforJewishLifeatBethDavid0406080710123SOCIAL JUSTICE25THANK YOU
As we begin a new year at the Centerfor Jewish Life at Beth David, we’reembracing a powerful theme: Investing in Ourselves.1. Finalize and Activate Our Strategic PlanWe’ve spent the past year listening, planning, andaligning. Now we’re ready to implement a strategicroadmap that will guide our next chapter — withclarity, accountability, and shared purpose. 2. Build a Working BoardOur Board of Directors is evolving into a workingboard — an engaged team of leaders who are notonly guiding but actively helping to carry out ourmission. 3. Launch the 40 Forward CampaignThis year marks the 40th anniversary of the GordonSchool — a sacred milestone in our community’sstory. To celebrate and build on that legacy, we’relaunching 40 Forward, a capital campaign toreimagine and renew our physical spaces. The firstphase includes a full renovation of our event areas tomake them more vibrant, flexible, and welcoming.The next phase: a brand-new school building that willserve future generations of students. A key step inthis effort is securing cornerstone gifts to help bringthis vision to life.Everything we’re doing — from bricks and mortar tostrategic plans and spiritual leadership — isgrounded in the belief that our community is worthinvesting in.In Pirkei Avot, we’re taught: “Im ein ani li, mili?” — If I am not for myself, who will be forme? This ancient wisdom reminds us thatself-investment is not selfish — it’sfoundational. It’s what allows us to standstrong, care for others, and build somethingthat lasts.This year, we’re making bold moves to ensureCenter for Jewish Life at Beth Davidcontinues to be a place of depth, warmth,learning, and connection — not only for thosewho are here now, but for generations tocome.And we’ve already begun.Dear Friends,B’AHAVAH,RABBI JULIE JACOBS & IRIS DESTEPHENLooking forward, we’ve identifiedthree core goals for the year ahead:This summer, we started vital infrastructureupgrades — including new A/C systems androof renovations — so our campus is moreresilient and welcoming. We’ve alsoreconfigured parts of our building to createadditional classrooms for our growingschool. As more families join us, we’repreparing to meet that demand with care andintention.We’re also investing in our people. By refiningstaff roles and sharpening focus, we’rebuilding a team that’s more aligned, effective,and ready for the work ahead.Thank you for being on this journey with us. May thisyear bring strength, purpose, and blessing to all thework we do together.4
5785/6 | 2025 Dates are subject to change.Please check the online calendarfor up-to-date information:centerbd.org/calendarOctober10/1 Erev Yom Kippur10/02 Yom Kippur10/02 Yom Kippur Mini Camp10/06 Sukkot Mixer10/06-13 Sukkot10/14 Shemini Atzeret10/15 Simchat Torah10/17 Shabbat Pasión10/25 Eli Siman Bar MitzvahNovember11/01 Lizzy Esther Segal Bat Mitzvah11/21 Shabbat Pasión11/24-11/26 Gobble Gobble Mini Camp11/27 ThanksgivingDecember12/06 Gisela Saverin Bat MitzvahHavdallah12/13 Shoshana Silver Bat Mitzvah12/19 Hanukkah Family Shabbat12/22-12/30 Winter Break Mini CampSeptember 9/01 Labor Day9/05 PJ Shabbat9/08 Family Dodgefest9/13 Selichot9/19 Shabbat Pasión9/22 Erev Rosh Hashanah9/23 Rosh Hashanah Day 19/24 Rosh Hashanah Day 29/23-24 Shanah Tovah Mini CampSCAN HEREFOR CALENDARUPCOMINGJanuary1/09 Pet Shabbat1/10 Paz Carter Bat Mitzvah1/16 Shabbat Pasión1/17 Olivia Oklan Bat Mitzvah1/24 Bella Grace Bat Mitzvah6
SOUL SEARCHING | LIFE ENRICHING | LEGACY BUILDINGThe past few months have been a whirlwind of activity, growth, andcommunity building at the Center for Jewish Life at Beth David. We’ve seenincredible events, meaningful programs, and inspiring moments that havebrought our community closer together. Here are some highlights:Tisha b’av with Shalev BitonCamp Shemesh Shabbat PasiónPaint, Pour + Party Mahjong BrotherhoodChallah BakeSundays at the Center EnrichmentsCamp Shemesh7
RABBI NACHSHON CARMIMy name is Rabbi Nachshon Carmi,and I am honored to begin my role asAssociate Rabbi at The Center.I started in July, and now, with theGordon School and Sunday Schoolback in session, I feel the excitementand energy of our communitygrowing stronger every day.The Judaism I live and teach is joyful: joy in giving,joy in overcoming challenges and transcendinglimitations, joy in deep conversations and authenticconnections.Allow me also to introduce my family, who areequally excited to join The Center’s community:My wife, Ilene Prusher, is an accomplishedjournalist, author, and award-winning professor.She has been recruited by the University ofMiami to lead its graduate program injournalism and strengthen its mediapartnerships.My son, Eli, is a talented dancer and a freshmanat New World School of the Arts High School.My daughter, Zahara, is a published poet andwriter. She previously studied communicationsat Bak Middle School of the Arts in West PalmBeach and is now in the broadcasting magnetprogram at South Miami Middle School.I hope to contribute to every branch of The Center.Each Tuesday and Thursday morning I pray withthe Gordon School students, and during thisspecial season leading up to the High Holidays, Ihave the joy of sounding the shofar for them daily.I am teaching our Judaism 101 course, whichintroduces Jewish ideas and practices fornewcomers—yet I warmly invite those raised inJewish life to join us for a refreshing newperspective. On Shabbat mornings, I will alsoanchor our Torah study session, diving into thedepth of meaning in the weekly reading.After the High Holy Days, I will begin a new series,Sanctified 365, where we will explore how Jewishteachings speak to pressing questions of today—such as new technologies, ethical investments,and intimate relationships.Recently, I had the privilege of attending theconversion of several students from last year’sJudaism 101 class, and this coming February Ilook forward to officiating my first Center wedding,where the groom is a proud graduate of ourschool.Beyond The Center, I am engaged in the widerMiami Jewish community, including serving onMosaic’s Interfaith Clergy Council and buildingmeaningful relationships with rabbinic colleaguesacross the city.ShalomOne of my personal goals is to get to know asmany of you as possible this year. If you’d like tomeet for a conversation over your drink of choice,please reach out. I would also be honored to visityour home to affix a mezuzah and share ways tomake your home feel more Jewish. Outside of my rabbinic work, gardening ismy greatest passion. I am always happyto share tips on growing food—whetherit’s parsley in a pot, fruit trees in yourbackyard, or anything in between. I ameager to learn about your own passionsand gifts. I believe that belonging to acommunity is rooted in giving. We areborn to give, and we feel most alive whenour gifts are received and celebrated.All of my family of origin lives in Israel, where wespent a wonderful month this summer. We areeager to share our stories and insights from thattime.I invite you to connect with me online, where I shareupdates about my work and opportunities to learnand pray together: Facebook.com/rabbicarmiI look forward to meeting you and building a joyfulcommunity together at The Center.Warmly,Rabbi Nachshon Carmi8
9/11-5/28 | Thursdays6:00-7:30 PMJUDAISM 101 WITH RABBI CARMI6:00-7:00 PMSANCTIFIED 36510/22-5/27 | Wednesdays 7:30-8:30 PMPARSHA UNPLUGGEDBeginning Wednesday October 15Discover Classes
At the Center for Jewish Life, our community is alivewith energy, curiosity, and connection. Every seasonbrings new opportunities to learn, celebrate, andgrow together—and this quarter is no exception!From Shabbat gatherings that ground us in traditionto exciting programs that spark joy and curiosity,there truly is something for everyone.Here’s just a glimpse of what’s happening:PROGRAMMINGUPDATEChaverim – Friends, Shabbat Pasión, Family Shabbats & ChallahBakes – sharing meaning and meals together Center Musical, High Holy Days programming(with Joanie Leeds!) & Guest Speakers –inspiration for all ages Latkes + Bingo, PJ Pajama Party duringHanukkah, Dodgeball for the Family & Mahjong –joyful moments that connect us Athletics for ECC, Day School, and Tikvahstudents, plus Soccer for Adults– fun and fitnessacross generations Tuesday Night Choir, Parsha Unplugged,Sanctified 365 & Judaism 101 – music, study,and reflection Chai Five Youth Group for Post B’nai MitzvahStudents, Shofar Blowing Workshop, EspañolClass – learning, leadership, and laughterOur programs reflect the heart of who we are:diverse, welcoming, and full of life. Programs ofdiversity. Programs of curiosity. Programs for theentire family. Programs for all!My door is always open—I invite you to stop by, shareyour ideas, and join us in shaping the vibrant future ofour Center. Let’s grow together!Noah Schalit, Director of Programming10
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Dear Friends,It is such an honor and joy to be back at the Center for Jewish Life and the GordonSchool! For those who don’t know me, my name is Nicole Sperling, and I am thrilled tostep into the role of Engagement Manager. For the past three school years, I’ve had theprivilege of serving as the Admissions Director here at the Gordon School, and now I amexcited to expand my work into community outreach, programming, and familyengagement.A little about me—my family and I moved to Miami from New York three years ago, andwe immediately found our home away from home here at the Center for Jewish Life andthe Gordon School. My daughter began her journey here as a one-year-old who couldn’teven walk, and now she’s a proud Pre-K student climbing the stairs to class on her own.My son recently joined the Infant Program in the ECC, which I was fortunate to helplaunch. In my new role, I’ll be actively involved in all of our wonderful community happenings:from Sunday programming and MazelTOT (our Mommy & Me program) to special eventslike the Fall Festival on September 27th at Douglas Park—and many new and excitingopportunities still to come! Most importantly, I am here for YOU—our families, our community, and every individualwho makes this place so special. Whether you’re new to CJL, looking to get moreinvolved, or just want to connect, I am always here to support and engage with you.It truly feels like coming home, and I am grateful to be part of this incredible community.Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions, ideas, or simply to say hello. L’Shalom,Nicole SperlingA NOTE FROM OUR ENGAGEMENT MANAGER 14
Social Justice CommitteeMission Social Justice is Judaism’s unifying mandate, central to who we are as Jews and what we do incontributing to Tikkun Olam, repairing the world — through direct service, Tzedakah (RighteousGiving), and advocacy.LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR. NO EXCEPTIONS.ךֹומָּכ ָךֲע ֵר ְל ָּת ְב ַה ָאְוLoving our neighbors by being good neighbors is the basis of our ongoingOvertown programs – JOIN US!Every month, the Social Justice Committee volunteers at community shelters, supporting their kitchenstaff + serving meals to those in need. Want to make a difference with this team? Email: paula@withoutboundaries.comLotus House: Every 1st and 3rd Thursday (11 AM - 2 PM) Chapman: Every 4 Monday (4:45 PM)thOur migrant communities are under siege! As we learned last year, Miami is Ground Zero for extremeheat — and especially hard on our marginalized populations. In partnership with WeCount!, we will hearfirsthand from Homestead nursery workers about inhumane working conditions and how we can help.Haitians are also part of that beautiful, essential work force. Sant La Haitian Neighborhood CenterExecutive Director Gepsie Metullus will give us a close-up look at how current immigration policies posean existential threat to Haitians and the entire migrant community — a dark cloud that hangs overeverything else they do. Join us on Yom Kippur to put our Jewish values to work for Social Justice on thisholiest of days. Tzedek, Tzedek Tirdof "Justice, Justice, we must pursue!"Yom Kippur Social Justice Hour: Gepsie MetellusUpcoming Social Justice Meeting Dates:Thursday, September 11 | 7 PM Thursday, October 9 | 7 PM Thursday, November 17 | 7 PM Thursday, December 11 | 7 PMThursday, January 8 | 7 PM*All meetings take place via Zoom“Acts of kindness never die. They linger in the memory, giving life to other acts in return.”Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Z”L (Optimism to Hope) 15
GORDON SCHOOL As we begin the 40th year of the Gordon School I am happy to announce that on the first day ofschool we welcomed 170 students to the Gordon School for the start of the new school year! Thisrepresents a continued growth for our school, we have two Kindergarten Day School classes, twoKindergarten Tikvah classes, and two 1st Grade Tikvah classes! Our Day School has grown by18% from last year and we have a record number of Tikvah students that are now fullymainstreamed into their grade-alike Day School classes for the entire day. Due to the continuedgrowth of the Gordon School we have repurposed our library space in the Center, and made twobrand new classrooms, that will house our 7th Grade Day School students, and our Hebrewcurriculum classroom. Thank you to our wonderful teachers and school/center staff for all thatthey have done to help us to continue to grow our terrific school so quickly! It has been such a pleasure working over the summer to prepare the school for the new year. Wehave such talented Directors in each of our divisions: Morah Sarah Zamikoff, ECC Director, Ms.Veronica Alter, our new Day School Director, and Ms. Andrea Diez, our Interim TIkvah Director. Ms.Lauren Jacobs, our Tikvah Director, will be returning to the school in September, after takingmaternity leave over the summer. We have several new teachers and staff joining us this year, andwe are all very excited for what we know will be a wonderful school year.We continue to strengthen our overall curriculum in many areas, and have added additionalHebrew class time in the Day School each week, so that we can continue to focus even more onthe conversational Hebrew skills of our students. We are also adding additional units in ourJudaic curriculum to involve all of the students, in all of the divisions, in doing Tikun Olamprojects (making the world a better place) and learning about and practicing the mitzvah ofTzedakkah (helping others). In the Day School we have added two new Academic Coaches that will provide additionalremedial support for those students who need it, as well as working with those students that canbenefit from an even more advanced curriculum. This year we are also offering a healthy snackoption for the students each day that families can purchase, in our effort to provide nutritious anddelicious food options for the students. Our 40th Anniversary Year promises to be a memorable year as we embark on our 40 ForwardCampaign to raise funds to renovate some of the existing spaces in the Center, and to build ournew school building that will allow us to have the space we need to continue to grow the GordonSchool. Please help us to continue to share the news about our warm, welcoming and inspiringschool to all of your friends and neighbors! Wishing all of you a very sweet and peaceful New Year. B’ShalomBini W. Silver, Head of School16
A GLIMPSE INTO GORDONThe school year is off to a joyful start at Gordon School! From the veryfirst day, our classrooms have been buzzing with curiosity, creativity,and connection. Students have already begun building lastingfriendships, exploring new subjects, and embracing the values thatmake Gordon such a special community. With engaging academics,inspiring Jewish learning, and a warm, supportive environment, we arelooking forward to a year filled with growth, discovery, and celebration.2nd grade 7 gradethTikvah KindergartenDagim (infants)Namarim (3's) Dubmin (2's)17
Sundays August 24-December 149:30-10:30 AMCenter for Jewish Life at Beth DavidMove & Groovewith TikvahThis is a fun family program that happens everySunday. Each week we do a different sport oractivity - soccer, basketball, fitness, and yoga. The coaches from Pros2Go will lead the sessions. It's made for Gordon families with kids of allages. Families can move, play, and spend timetogether while learning new skills.Scan toregister
We’re thrilled to invite you to join the Center forJewish Life at Beth David in making a lastingimpact on our community. With Early Givingopen from November 15 to 19, you have evenmore opportunities to participate and show yoursupport.GIVE MIAMI DAYThis year, our Give Miami Day campaign isdedicated to expanding access to educationby providing more scholarships for GordonSchool students. Your generosity ensures thatchildren in our community can experience anexcellent Jewish education, regardless offinancial circumstances. Each contributiondirectly supports our students’ growth,empowers families, and strengthens thefuture of Jewish life in Miami.Every gift—big or small—fuels vital programs,empowers lives, and strengthens both CenterBD and the Gordon School. Together, let’smake this Give Miami Day our most impactfulyet. Visit our page atGiveMiamiDay.org/CenterBD to learn moreand make your gift or scan the QR code topledge early!Give Miami Day is almost here November 20! 19
Sundays at the CenterEnergize your mornings with a dynamic lineup of activities!Kindergarden - 2 Gradend 9:00 – 9:45 AM — Stories & HebrewFun with Rabbi Carmi & Hirsch 9:45 – 11:00 AM — Snack break &Music & Dance with Ms. Ali 11:00 – 12:00 PM — Jewish Arts &Crafts3rd – 5th Grade9:00 – 10:00 AM — Athletics & Active fun 10:00 – 11:00 AM — Exploring Torahthrough text, art, and Hebrew with RabbiCarmi 11:00 – 12:00 PM — Judaics with HirschIf you would like to learn more about Sundays at the Center,contact Noah Schalit nschalit@centerbd.org or call (305) 854-3911 EXT 2666th – 8th Grade9:00 – 10:00 AM — Athletics & team play 10:00 – 11:00 AM — Judaics with Hirsch 11:00 – 12:00 PM — Deep dive into Jewishidentity with Rabbi Carmi — Behaving,Belonging, Believing
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For those I haven’t yet had the pleasure ofmeeting, allow me to introduce myself. I grewup in northern Argentina, in a small butinspiring Conservative Jewish community,and later earned a degree in Tourism andHospitality in Paraguay. From there, I madeAliyah to Israel, where I lived in Tel Aviv,served proudly as a Combat Medic in the IDFSearch and Rescue Unit, and built a career asan Inflight Crew Coordinator with a majorairline.Eventually, I moved to Florida, where I workedin the military subcontracting industry beforemaking Miami my home. Five years ago, Idiscovered the Center, and it quickly becamemy home too. Whether through theBrotherhood or the privilege of occasionallyleading Kabbalat Shabbat, I have always feltdeeply connected to this community.Dear Friends,With warmth and gratitude,MAURO FLAMLooking ahead, we will soon conduct on-sitesafety training and complete upgrades to ourcameras, alarms, and access systems. Theseefforts are not just about security—they areabout creating peace of mind so that we cancontinue to gather, celebrate, and praywithout worry.At the same time, our historic building—so fullof stories and memories—remains at theheart of all we do. Thanks to our dedicatedteam working tirelessly behind the scenes.Our space is kept clean, organized, and caredfor with a devotion that truly feels like a familytending to its home. When you see them,please take a moment to thank them for theirquiet but essential work.I also know that many of you carry wonderfulideas and dreams for the Center which Iwarmly invite you to share with me. Together,with patience and care, we can bring them tolife and continue building a future worthy ofour beloved community.When I think of the Center forJewish Life at Beth David, I think offamily—a place where we cometogether to pray, celebrate, learn,and share life’s moments. In recent years, we’ve placed special care onkeeping our community safe and making sureour historic building remains as warm andwelcoming as the people inside it.While our officers are alreadyfamiliar with our building, they arestill getting to know us asindividuals. I ask that you welcomethem with kindness and patience asthey carry out their important workon our behalf.A NOTE FROM OUR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS A few months ago, I was honored to step intoa professional role at the Center, where mylove for this community has only grown. Inthe past two months, we have welcomed anew team of Security Officers and begunnurturing a culture of safety and care. 23
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General Fund Supports a variety of The Center’s initiatives dependingon the most pressing current needs. Stephanie AnsinAlfred MartinBrad RosenblattIris DestephenElizabeth GordonBeryle GreenbergProgramming DonationsWe’re so grateful for our community’s donations to the Center’s programming. Your contributions empowerinvestment in events, courses, and activities that sparkexploration of a thriving Jewish life.Shari DembowskyJuan Dunque BalleserosBrad RosenblattTania KatWomen’s League Supports the many activities of Women’s League Mindy HirschMichelle MerlinWendy Traurig-PerlinMerlin Educational Fund Provides scholarships for members’ children to attend Day School or Religious School at The Center, or for High School in Israel. Adrienne JaretDonations from 5/1/25-8/15/25 Steven GarronRuther KesslerHerbert CohenPhyllis BloomDonna PhillipsIra BirnsPaula SaltzmanEvan FriedmanSteven GissinJudith RichardIra KurzbanChesed Fund Provides support for feeding the homeless througha relationship with Chapman Partnership for theHomeless.Jackie TraurigRabbi’s Discretionary Fund Provides tzedakah and for a variety of programsand projects at the discretion of Rabbi Jacobs.Vivian ReingenheimDr.Jack WolfsdorfMartin H RafsonIra WarshawStuart RosenbergPaula SaltzmanFaith KrauseSuzy RobinsonSam & Clarice Badanes G’Milut Hasadim Fund Deeds of Loving Kindness - Provides aid to ourmembers to cover unforeseen costs such asfunerals, medical bills, and emergency travel. Mayalso support education and training for facilitatingthe shift from tenancy to home and small businessownership. Shirley SweeneyAlissa BurnsSandra FriedmanPhyllis BloomAllan BassSybil BenazeraRuth KesslerWayne RiskinMiriam BrejtDenise AminiRita NortonMarlene KrantzCarlos and Lydia DonYahrzeit Fund Donations in memory of loved ones help to maintain yahrzeit records and memorial plaquesRena MashavNachshon CarmiDaniel FujitaBeryle GreenbergStephanie AnsinIra SilverSandra FriedmanRhoda HeimlichBette SpectorSharon FeingoldGail SilverSusan SchafferEdith BrilliantRuth KesslerAinslee FerdieCarolyn LambMarcie BaderFrema FriedmanLeslie ChizekBrotherhood FundSupport the many activities of Brotherhood includingShabbat Passion & Soccer & Cervezas Moshe EtzioniIf you're interested inmaking a donation tosupport our funds andinitiatives, please visit:https://operations.daxko.com/online/5376/OnlineGiving/Donation.mvc25
Donations from 5/1/25-8/15/25 Gordon School Annual Fund Support the education of children in the GordonSchool (ECC, Tikvah Center & Day School) Michelle Merlin Jolie CummingsGussie FundHelp Center members connect to special Jewisheducation, culture, and ritual experiences with tuitionassistance for schools, camps, and travel programsin the US, Israel or globally. Gloria RosenLarry ParnesWaas Preservation FundMaintain and improve Center facilitiesJennifer and Jason Bartowski and DykeCori SheckmanIris SheckmanAlex SheckmanRita ChaikenCraig EttelmanDavid ScharlinDavid AuslanderDeborah HurwitzRoberta KresselBruce LitwerEric TinstmanAbraham BenyunesNancy CarrBrandon JordanLeslie GenauerRobyn SolomonIlene and Milton HirschGeoffrey ShermanRoslyn PassJohn SalmonPenny and Ross PawligerOssie HanauerJane and Al BlakeMike & Susan NevelRebecca Toonkel and Eden CourielTamara LandauJill HershbeinJeffrey and Lilana AgronFaith KrauseCharles MendlesteinJacqueline TraurigKaren Fine RubinsteinNeil & Aida LittauerHoward Ettelman FamilyBernard WeissmanPaula and Mickey FinkleMarc & Judi LederhandlerSheila Forman26