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NAME: Barbara Nusbaum
AGE: 56
OCCUPATION: Community
volunteer
EDUCATION: A bachelor's
degree from Wayne State
University with a major in
English.
FAMILY: She is married to Ir-
ving Nusbaum. Her
children are Arthur, Robert
and daughter-in-law Lori.
Her sister is Geri Kalt.
RESIDENCE: Franklin
SYNAGOGUE:
Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses
ORGANIZATIONS: She is on
the executive board of
Jewish Association for
Residential Care (JARC)
and the Resettlement Ser-
vice, and a board member of
Bar-Ilan University. She is
also active with the Jewish
Home for Aged, Fresh Air
Society and Jewish Com-
munity Center. She is a
member of Organization for
Rehabilitation through
Training and Hadassah.
FAVORITE BOOK: The last
book she read was A Time to
Kill by John Grisham.
CLASSIFIED
GET RESULTS'
LATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT:
Winning the Heart of Gold
Award sponsored by the
United Way of Southeastern
Michigan. She was
nominated by JARC.
354-5959
PHILOSOPHY: "I've always
admired Eleanor Roosevelt
and how she radiated love
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for other people. I was
always surrounded by love
and I want to give back to
the community. I love work-
ing on a one-to-one basis and
reaching out to people?'
BACKGROUND: Barbara
Nusbaum grew up in the
Dexter neighborhood of
Detroit. Her parents were
Mary and Donald Samuels.
She lived upstairs from her
grandparents, and she has
fond childhood memories.
"It was a beautiful place to
curl up into."
She went to Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and felt a
closeness with the Jewish
community. "Everything
was like extended family."
After her marriage and
raising a family, she
believes that volunteer work
was a natural progression.
While her children were in
school, she was involved
with the PTO at Hillel Day
School. She was always in-
terested in social work and
became involved with
JARC, since she had a
cousin in the program. "I've
always been a one-to-one
person." In addition to the
thousands of volunteer
hours and strong commit-
ment for the organization,
there is a residential home
in memory of her parents.
She is truly proud of the suc-
cess of JARC.
She is grateful to Rabbi
Freedman for introducing
her to the late Bina Avtzon
who involved her with the
new Jewish Americans from
the Soviet Union and the
resettlement program. "It's
a tremendous upheaval, and
now I can relate to how
frightening it is when you
cannot speak the language?'
Mrs. Nusbaum first
became involved by helping
the new arrivals find jobs,
homes, furniture and
clothing. She feels the best
thing she can offer these
new Americans is her per-
sonal help, like driving
them to Sinai Hospital.
"I've never stopped picking
them up from Sinai." Mrs.
Nusbaum has made many
friends through her
volunteer work. ❑