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`Share Your Bread'

Yad Ezra backers rally to feed the hungry.

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from the simultaneous
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in predominantly Muslim
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Yad Ezra honorees Esther and Neal Zalenko are flanked by their daughters and sons-in-law Brandon and Karen Weinbaum of
Royal Oak and Jennifer and Todd Goodbinder of Birmingham.

DAVID SACHS
Senior Copy Editor

"Share your bread with
the hungry ... do not turn
away from people in need."
Kahn described Yad
Ezra's volunteers and sup-
porters as "people who take
pride in sharing with their
neighbors."
The evening was dedicat-
ed to honor three people in Kahn
the forefront of the organiza-
tion's efforts.
Longtime supporters Esther and

Neal Zalenko of Bloomfield
Hills were introduced by
their daughters as the din-
n 84-year-old woman get-
ner's honorees. The
ting by on a small Social
Zalenkos help supply
Security check.
turkey's to Yad Ezra clients
A 70-year-old man sup-
each Thanksgiving and
porting two disabled children and
helped fund the pantry's
two grandchildren.
walk-in cooler and freezer.
A 49-year-old discount-store work-
Accepting the honors, Neal
er with five children and a disabled
Zalenko said he wished to
husband.
share recognition with everyone
These are a sampling of the 1,100
whose efforts contributed to the suc-
local Jewish families that Yad Ezra
cess of Yad Ezra.
kosher food pantry helps sustain
Diane and Emery Klein of
each year.
Southfield presented the vol-
At its Oct. 22 annual dinner at
unteer of the year award to
Adat Shalom Synagogue, Berkley-
"Wednesday regulars" Phil
based Yad Ezra raised $365,000 to
Dembs of West Bloomfield
continue feeding needy Jews.
and his wife, Ann, who died a
Speaking at the dinner, Yad Ezra
year ago. "Ann and Phil treat-
President Ruth Kahn spoke words
ed all Yad Ezra clients and vol-
from the Book of Isaiah to inspire
unteers with kindness and
the 550 attending supporters and
consideration,"
said Emery
Volunteer of the Year Phil Dembs joins presenters
volunteers for the year ahead:
Klein.
Emery and Diane Klein.

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