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Yaniv Dotan, Z’T’L. Baruch Dayan Ha’Emet.

It is with a heavy heart that we learned on May 4 that our beloved student Yaniv Dotan, Yaniv ben Aryeh V'Rut, Zecher Tzaddik L'vracha, passed away last night. Yaniv was an extraordinary human being, a beloved member of our family whose golden heart, warm blue eyes, effervescent smile, wisdom, courage, directness, sensitivity, absolute, resolute faith in G-d uplifted each…
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May 7, 2021
Chaplain Bob Lifson To Remember

Chaplain Bob Lifson

Chaplain Bob Lifson was a man who loved simple things. Bobby – as he was called by almost everyone – loved his family, his friends and his home. A major source of both joy and strength to Bobby was his Judaism, and this was evident in his commitment to serving and being an active member of the Jewish community.
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October 21, 2014
Reflections on Cantor William Sharlin To Remember

Reflections on Cantor William Sharlin

by Cantor Jonathan L. Friedmann, Ph.D. Cantor William Sharlin’s biography is in some ways the story of the American cantorate. He was a member of the first graduating class of the first cantorial school in America: the School of Sacred Music at Hebrew Union College (HUC), and a founding member of the American Conference of Cantors. He is recognized as…
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September 12, 2014
Rabbi Joseph Levine To Remember

Rabbi Joseph Levine

by Naomi Vanek Rabbi Joseph Levine was the thirteenth child of immigrant parents from Russia.  He grew up in a traditional home in Pennsylvania.  As a young man, however, he came under the influence of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, who represented for him an American rabbi, living out his ancient heritage in a modern democratic nation.  America was a marvel…
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September 12, 2014