11/1/2016 (30 Tishri) Isaac Knoppow, Anna Murray
11/2/2016 (1 Heshvan) Aaron Soverinsky
11/3/2016 (2 Heshvan) Sam Thomas Balkin, Edith Rosenberg
11/4/2016 (3 Heshvan) Renee Rochlin, Rhea K. Sossen
11/6/2016 (5 Heshvan) Harry Handler, Mr. George Kohn
11/7/2016 (6 Heshvan) Marilyn Breitman
11/8/2016 (7 Heshvan) Martha Faxstein
11/9/2016 (8 Heshvan) Lorraine Eras,
11/11/2016 (10 Heshvan) Morris Kimmel, Morris Lantor
11/13/2016 (12 Heshvan) Kayla Kapen
11/14/2016 (13 Heshvan) Philip Dines, Joseph Irving Friedman, Gertrude Nusholtz
11/15/2016 (14 Heshvan) Yusef Hakimian
11/18/2016 (17 Heshvan) Manny Chudnow
11/20/2016 (19 Heshvan) David Harris,
11/21/2016 (20 Heshvan) Naomi Lillian Markowitz, Irving A. Rubin, Martin Segal
11/22/2016 (21 Heshvan) Ethel Berman, Nathan Weiner
11/23/2016 (22 Heshvan) Serena Weiss, Serena Weiss
11/25/2016 (24 Heshvan) Mary Katz, Mr. Alvin Jacobson
11/26/2016 (25 Heshvan) Fara Caplan Baer, Robert Braverman
11/27/2016 (26 Heshvan) Nathan Silverman
11/28/2016 (27 Heshvan) Linda Kozlowski
11/30/2016 (29 Heshvan) Harry Golob
the Torah is full of stories of love, conflict and intrigue as families try to grapple with both the mundane and the extraordinary. Here is your chance to prepare a dvar Torah on the lives of our earliest ancestors and their families. If you are interested, please let Mitch know. A little secret: the preparation is often the best part of the process.
