Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Marissa Efros cele-
brated becoming a
bat mitzvah on
March 26, at Temple
Emanu-El.
She is the daugh-
ter of Barry and Kim
Efros of Farmington
,Hills and Caren
Moran of Farmington Hills.
Marissa is in the seventh grade at
Warner Middle School in Farmington
Hills. She enjoys sports, reading and
playing bassoon in the school band.

Kimberly Casey Coden celebrated her
bat mitzvah on Saturday, March 20,
with Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring,
at the Millennium Center in
Southfield.
Friends and family joined Casey,
her parents Ron and Renee Coden,
and her brothers Michael and David
at the simchah. She is the grand-
daughter of Evelyn and Hyman
Sipher, Maurice Coden and Beverly
and Jack Worpell.
Participating in the program were
shule students singing as a chorus to
honor Casey. Jan Adler, shule director,
officiated; Elaine Zaks, field director,
brought greetings from Workmen's
Circle locally and nationally. Casey's bat
mitzvah presentation was titled 'Al
Jolson: Russia to Hollywood." For her
Yiddish component, she recited excerpts
from the eulogy given for Al Jolson.
Casey is a seventh grader at Norup
Middle School in Oak Park. Her
interests include cello, sports and dra-
matics; she is an avid camper at Camp
Tanuga. Her mitzvah projects includ-
ed volunteering at the Focus Hope
food program and the city of Oak
Park latch key and senior food pro-
grams. She is a member of the Woods
Strivers, a community service group in
Huntington Woods that does work in
the metropolitan area.

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