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Courtney Nicole Field (Sara Nitza)
will be called to the Torah as at bat
mitzvah Friday,
June 4, at Temple
Shir Shalom. Her
parents, Stephani
and Randy Field,
and brothers Jared
and Brendan will
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Courtney is the
granddaughter of
Nancy and Jack Haffner and Kathy
and Ray Lynch.
Courtney attends Warner Middle
School in Farmington Hills, where
she is an honor student. Her mitz-
vah project is working with the
Friendship Circle, helping families
with children with special needs.
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Alyson Halpert (Sarah Chaya) of
Ann Arbor will become a bat mitz-
vah at Beth Israel Congregation in
Ann Arbor Saturday, June 5.
Participating in the ceremony will be
her parents, Julie and Scott Halpert,
her brother
Garrett and sister
Madeline. Proud
grandparents are
Joanna and Alvin
Edelson of
Huntington
Woods and Ned
Halpert of
Mayfield Heights,
Ohio.
Alyson is a student at Tappan
Middle School in Ann Arbor. Her
mitzvah project was through Jewish
Family Services, spending time with
elderly Russian Jewish immigrants.
Along with her family, she served
dinner to the homeless as part of the
Interfaith Hospitality Network of
Washtenaw County.
Philip Julius Helfrick (Pincus
Yehuda) will become a bar mitzvah
on Saturday, June 5, at Temple
Emanu-El. He is the son of Freya
Weberman and
Richard Helfrick
and the adored
brother of Talia.
Very proud grand-
parents are
Miriam and Harry
Weberman, and
Gloria Helfrick
Cousins. He is also the grandson of
the late Philip Helfrick.
Philip is a seventh-grader at Norup
Middle School in Oak Park." His
mitzvah projects included volunteer-
ing at Yad Ezra in Berkley, at the
temple's annual Purim carnival and
assisting in the construction of tem-
ple's new labyrinth. For many years,
Philip has volunteered at
Federation's annual Christmas Day
volunteer extravaganza.
Kendall Maxbauer will become a bat
mitzvah on Saturday, June 5, at
Congregation
B'nai Moshe. She
is the daughter. of
Terri and Rob
Roth and Leo and
Jeanne Maxbauer
and the grand-
daughter of
Leonard and
Dolores Farber,
William and the
late M. Joan Maxbauer, and Edith
and Nathan Roth.
Kendall attends Hillel Day School
of Metropolitan Detroit in
Farmington Hills.
Branden Kraig Morganroth of
Highland will celebrate his bar mitz-
vah Saturday, June
5, at Congregation
Beth Ahm. He is
the son of Lonny
and Janette
Morganroth and
big brother of
Brooke, Brock and
Bria. His proud
grandparents are
Michael and Shila
Morganroth and Mel and Gayle
Hardetsky.
Jamie Rae Rabotnick will be called
to the Torah as a bat mitzvah on
Saturday, June 5, at Temple Shir
Shalom. She is the daughter of
Howard and Debbie Rabotnick and
big sister of Bryan
and Brandon.
Sharing in the
simchah will be
grandparents Anita
and Joe Rubin and
Seymour
Rabotnick. She is
also the grand-
daughter of the
late Barbara
Rabotnick.
Jamie is an honor student in sev-
enth grade at Walled Lake Middle