Torah Repair

​Toda Raba to Those Who Helped Repair Our Holocaust Torah!

• Isaac Belfer  
• Joel Wind 
• Al Munzer  
• Andres Doernberg 
• Mary Arras 
• Nathaniel Deutsch  
• Douglas Auerbach and Nick Mower Rabbi Laurie Green 
• Mary Hubbard 
• Kasey Bigsby and Evan Zuckerman Devra Floyd 
• Andi Kasarsky 
• Diane R. Liff and Georgia Korn  Larry Neff 
• Jeff Nakrin 
• Scott Reiter 
• Beth Cohen and Fran Sneider  Deb Hyman and Paula Morris Alicia Saffer 
• Barbara BradyGoldberg and LySandra   GoldbergBrady  
• Rabbi Bob and Loretta Saks, in honor of our Beloved Bet Mish community Charlie Stewart, in memory of Jack M. Hillelsohn 
• Allan Armus, in memory of Mark Goldfarb 
• Joseph Pomper, in memory of Dr. Seymour and Ms. Judith I. Pomper 
• Glenn Garelik, in memory of Grace Garelik 
• Gilbert Swift, in honor of Allan Armus 
• Eryca Kasse, in memory of Human Lives Murdered in the Holocaust  
• Michael Singer, in honor of Marsha Zeisel 
• Mark Agrast, in memory of Charlotte and Harold Agrast

• Whitney Babash 
• Rod Ross 
• Marc Bernstein 
• Jerry Goldberg 
• Bruce Horowitz 
• Myrna Fawcett 
• Mindy Gasthalter  
• Noah Wofsy  
• Tom Sachs 
• Davi LaBarre 
• Mitchell Haymes 
• Warren Snaider 
• Morris Umansky 
• James Radack 
• Michael Lustig 
• Craig Ziskin and Roger Schechter 
• David Fox and Robert Margrave, in memory of Lori Altman, aunt of David Fox  Bob Hollis and Don Jewler, in memory of Arthur/Belle Hollis and Nathan Jewler Barry Friedman, in memory of my parents, Morris and Ann Friedman 
• Barry Friedman, in honor of the marriage of my nephew Harry D’Agostino to Samantha Hamlin Rachel Wolkowitz, in memory of my Bubbie, Martha “Magda” Wolkowitz Matt Saal, in honor of my parents, Stan and Lee Saal 
• Elyse Wander, in memory of my father 
• Judy Retchin, in memory of my grandparents  
• Helene Bloom, in memory of Rosalind and Nathan Bloom 

Holocaust Memorial Torah Scroll Fundraiser

Our Holocaust Memorial Torah Scroll has been away for repairs. Bet Mishpachah welcomed our Scroll home on September 18th at 10:00 AM.

Members of Bet Mishpachah had the opportunity to assist the Soferet (scribe) in completing the entire project, thus, fufilling the last of the 613 Mitzvot to write your own Torah.