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B'NAI MITZVAH from page 101
Brent Matthew
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Barry and Cindy
Grant and brother
of Ryan, Steven
and Ari will be
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as a bar mitzvah
Friday, Oct. 29, at
Temple Shir
Shalom. He is the grandson of Jay
and Marion Grant and Art and Peggy
Link.
Brent is a student at Warner
Middle School in Farmington Hills.
His mitzvah projects include working
at the Shir Shalom Purim carnival,
collecting canned goods for the food
drive and helping at Farmington
Hills-based JARC.
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Danielle, Kevin and Garrett. Her
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and Kenneth Katz
and Pamela and
Dr. Eugene Sklar.
Rachel is an
honor student at
Cranbrook
Kingswood Middle
School in
Bloomfield Hills. As part of her mitz-
vah projects, she helped make dolls
for children through Hadassah.
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Torah on Saturday,
Oct. 30, at Temple
Israel as • he
becomes a bar
mitzvah. His par-
ents are Kathy and
Michael Laffer and
his brother is
Matthew. Sharing
the simchah will
be his grandpar-
ents Judy and Fritz Fridson, Virginia
and Allan Laffer. He is also the
grandchild of the late Norman
Snyder.
Justin attends Berkshire Middle
School in Birmingham. He volun-
teered at a fund-raiser for the Bear
Hug Foundation and at Temple
Israel's Labor Day picnic as part of
his mitzvah projects.
Rachel Faye Margolin will be called
to the Torah as a bat mitzvah on
Saturday, Oct. 30, at Congregation