Sukkot around the Community
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- From left, Sinai’s associate managing director Arielle Greenbaum Saposh, managing director Sam Fishman, dean Rabbi Dr. Yisrael Rothwachs, development director Pam Ennis, and communications director Abigail Hepner Gross stand with Holy Name’s CEO Michael Maron, who is second from right. They’re all at the hospital’s annual Sukkot Lunch and Learn, in its sukkah, which flooding from Ida moved to the employee cafeteria patio. Mr. Maron drew on writing by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks to talk about coming together in crisis. Many members of Holy Name’s staff — not all of them Jewish — come to the lunch, and they invite members of partner agencies to join them. (Jeff Rhode)
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- Michael Maron, Holy Name’s CEO, holds a gift from Sinai. It’s artwork by a Sinai student, with the message “Alone we do so little, but together we can do so much!” Debbie Ross of Holy Name, who coordinated the event, looks on. (Jeff Rhode)
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- Elana Silber, Sharsheret’s chief executive officer, and Jordana Altman, its director of marketing and communications, also were at the lunch in the Holy Name sukkah. (Jeff Rhode)
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- Teaneck’s Temple Emeth congregants and their children learned about Sukkot and enjoyed pizza in and goodies in the shul’s sukkah with Rabbi Steven Sirbu and Cantor Ellen Tilem, standing at the right. (Barbara Balkin)
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- The Glen Rock Jewish Center Men’s Club held its annual “Steak and Scotch in the Sukkah” dinner. The group toasted the new year with single malt scotch and a steak dinner in the sukkah. (Courtesy GRJC)
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- In Fair Lawn, Temple Beth Sholom’s sukkah was decorated by its members and nursery school families. Here, Cantor David Krasner, his wife Sheri, their daughters, and Carol Zuchter and her granddaughter enjoy the afternoon. (Courtesy Temple Beth Sholom)
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