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WEDDINGS
Dr. Erin Parrish Reade and Dr.
Citron Coleman Reade on their
April 12,2003 marriage in Greenville,
NC., where Erin and Cliff are in their
fnst and third-year residencies at East
Carolina Medical Center in
nville. Fain is the daughter of
and Tommy Parrish of Smith-
field, NC. Cliff is the son of Carolyn
lind W'dliam Reade in Colonial
l'leights, VA. The mother of the bride,
lllen Pmsh rernembets her happy
Years at Ohef Sholom and her confir-
raation with Rabbi Malcolm Stem (of
blessed men.y). ts are
C-ecille and Meyer Greenberg of V'n'-
g00.ia Beach.
lIAR MrlXVAH
J Walmr who was called to
Torah on May 17 at Temple Israel.
is the son of Philip and Mary
Ann Walzer. He is the grandson of
.dexander and Belle Walzer and Nor-
bert mad Viola Green.
I IIAT MITZVAH
•rid on her May 17
MAZEL TOV TO
Bat Mitzvah at Kempsville Conserva-
tive Synagogue. Ariel is the daughter
of Ed and Sloane Landress.
Lindsey Shall who was called to
the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on May 24
at Temple Israel. Lindsey is the
daughter of Dr. Larry Shall and Mar-
ch Shall and granddaughter of Eli and
Shirley Berk of Youngstown, Ohio,
Robert Shall ofToledo, Ohio and Kala
Manheim of Florida.
HONORS
Jeffrey L. Stredler, a principal in
the hw firm of Hothefmer Nusbaum,
PC. who has received the Norfolk and
Ptttsmouth Bar Association's Walter
E. Hoffman Community Service
Award. The award provides recogni-
lion for outstanding hands-on service
to the community by a member of the
The Seaboard Region of the Fed-
eration of Jewish Men's Clubs will
install its 2003-2005 officers at 9:45
axn. on Sunday morning, June 1, at
Congregation B'nai Tzedek in
Potomac, MD (10621 South Glen
Road). Scott R. Swirling will be
installed as the next president of the
region.
AT Students
CNTINUED FROM PAGE 6
Ricki Nachman commented, "It
was cool to see the handprints and
footprints of the Hollywood
famous."
Our Shabbat in Los Angeles
was spent at the Russian-Chabad
Center. We were all embraced by
the rabbi and his congregation. For
Rodion Kremen, this Shabbat was
a very special experience. "I
enjoyed Shabbat at the Russian
Chabad Center. It reminded me of
the stories my grandpa told me
about Jewish life in Russia."
Sadly, this special Shabbat experi-
ence had to come to an end and
with it, our cross-country trip. We
returned to Norfolk Sunday morn-
ing, tired but excited, ready to share
our experiences with our families
and friends.
We are very proud of our eighth
grade students. They lived and
practiced Jewish life on a daily
basis, performing the mitzvot and
rituals that they were taught at the
Hebrew Academy. Our students
were complimented on their com-
portment, behavior, and knowledge
in a Jewish setting.
We all would like to thank Tavia
Gordon for his generosity that pro-
vided us with this wonderful
opportunity,
Lrk was long, it was also very
.,autiful, as we hugged the side of
mountains climbing higher into
ttl Sierra Nevada Mountains. In
' park we were treated to mag-
, fieent views and breathtaking
waterfalls. Everyone was over-
e by the sheer beauty of
qaShem s creation.
. Wednesday was spent driving
Oag the Pacific Coast Highway to
t,O.s Angeles, the final stop on our
lp. We took a break in Carmel for
.Onderful walk along a nature
. Not only did we see the beau-
blue Pacific Ocean, but there
re even seals sunning them-
ires on the shore. Thursday was
SPent • .
1% m Dlsneyland. Rachel
_ UZak said, "Seeing all the differ-
t People and having time for
taXation and laughter was just
I needed.' Everyone enjoyed
"oat
thew.rides and the shopping.
sittday was our last day for
a; tSeeine We visited the Simon
t^ esenthal Muum of Tolerance
pro
. grams about terrorism and
t holocaust Then we went to
t • .
Ikirball Institute and saw an
tthibit on Jewish life around the
'VWh:l. In order
to end the day on a
tter note,
Vtl Walk we visited the Holly-
of Fame and Grau-
taan's Chinese Theatre where
Bar Association trader 40 yeats of age.
Stredler has volunteered for the Make-
A-Wtsh Foundation and the Girl Scout
Council of the Colonial Coast.
Reuben Lad Borman, son of
Gerald and Elsa Borman of Norfolk,
xruginia received the Juris r
degree from Columbia University
School of Law on May 21, 2003/-Ie
was the recipient of the Alfred A.
Forsyth Prize "awarded annually to an
outstanding student in the field of
enviromnental law who, in the judg-
rmt of the School, has demonstrated
qualifies of intellect and selfless dedi-
cation to the advanrnent of environ-
mental law." Reuben was also a Har-
lan Fiske Stone scholar. In addition
Reuben and his wife, Cherin, are
proud parents of a son, Samuel, born
on February 2, 2003.
Other members of the slate are
the following men: Executive Vice
President- Mike Neulander, Rodef
Shalom, Newport News, VA; Secre-
tary . Gary Smith, Beth Emeth,
Herndon, VA; Treasurer- Stephen
M. Dansicker, Chizuk Amuno, Balti-
more, MD ; Vice lresident - Hams
Marx, Kol Ami, Annapolis, MD;
Vice President - Ed Rosenzweig,
Shaare Tlkvah, remple Hills, MD;
Vice President - Sheldon Schwartz,
Beth Israel, Owings Mills, MD; Vice
President - Marvin Yudkovitz, Beth
El, Bethesda, MD; Immediate Past
President - Irvin Varkonyi, Olam
Tdcvah, Fairfax, VA and Honorary
President - Norman Soroko, Beth El,
Norfolk, VA
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ACCOMI.,ISHM][N'
Bly ,a 1999 graduate
of Norfolk Academy, graduated on
May 11 from Duke University and
plans to attend UVA Medical School
inAugust. Billy is the son of Brian and
Renee Schoenfeld aria grandson
of Frances and Joseph of blessed
memory Schoenfeld and Frieda and
Marshal of blessed mexnory Binder.
Orator Alim Tamm- Forman on
her May 4 investiture at the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institme of
Religion in New Yo&. A former resi-
dent of Norfolk, she attended the Uni-
versity of Virginia where she studied
philosophy, religion and music lXdor-
rmn. Upon graduation she spent a
year volunteering in Israel on Project
Otzma. She continued her education
at Columbia University's Teachers
College where she received a Mas-
ter's in Teaching English as a Second
Language. Her Cantorial thesis
explores contrafact music as a means
of Jewish spiritual survival particular-
ly during the Holocaust era. Alisa,
daughter of Vivian Fish and
Rabbi Lawrence Rmmn of Tldewa-
tea', is the fourth HUC-JIR graduate in
her immediate family. She has
accepted a job at M'Kor Shalom Con-
gregahon in Cherty Hill, NJ.
sara mmiek ou being acce0ted
to the University of Vh-ginia. Sara is
the daughter of Barbara and Mtmis
Resnick.
Josh Mm'tm, son of Nancy
Loewenberg and Ridmrd Marten on
his early acceptance to the College of
William and Mary. Josh will begin
classes there in September 2003.
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Dr. Sharon Wdnsl who has
two Chinese batsh painangs, '
Rising" and "Oange Blossoms" in
exhibit at the Norfolk Waterfront
Pagoda, as part of the Vnginia Arts
Festival. Tbe sbow is spmsomd by
Blue Cker of Amer-
Surni-e society and will be on
exhibit through the month of May.
Dr. Weinstein's piano students will he
in recital at the Temple of Music in
Vu-ginia Beach on Sunday, Jtule 8 at
1:30 pan.
,daughter of
Denise and Bobby Goldwasser on her
induction into the Natieml Honor
Society at Norfo00 Coneg00
Lindsey is the grarxktaugh of San-
dra and Yale Nesson and Mona and
Ntmram Goldwasser.
Jnmif Bers, daughter of Bev-
eaee Pe00s, who just pa00:00at00 in
her first pmacipa role in the qxaa.
"Ihe Magic Flute:' perfmne by the
Governor's School for the Arts.
GRADUATION
Josh Peters, son of Beverlce
Pcs, who graduated from the Uni-
versity of Vnginia with a BA. in psy-
chology on May 18.
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