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our commitment to the city of
Detroit," he said.
The Robert Sosnick Award of
Excellence was established in memory
of Bob Sosnick, whose vision and
leadership led to the creation of the
Jewish Fund from the 1997 proceeds
from the sale of Sinai Hospital of
Detroit. The program selected for the
award must be a collaborative, innova-
tive and compassionate effort to
improve the quality of life of our most
vulnerable populations. Past winners
of the Sosnick Award are JVS/JAS-
Assisted Meals Program (2000), Kids
Kicking Cancer (2001), Jewish
Hospice & Chaplaincy Network
(2002) and DMC/Sinai-Grace
Hospital's Comprehensive Heart
Program (2003).
The award was presented at the Jewish
Fund's annual meeting on Dec. 9.
Other actions at the annual meeting
included election of two new board
members, Peter Alter and Mark
Hauser, and re-election of board mem-
bers Joel Dorfman, Michael Maddin,
Mervyn Manning, Robert Michaels,
Robert Naftaly, George Nyman and
David Page. Page was re-elected as
board chair and Robert Naftaly as vice
chair.

Their Memory Honored

B'nai B'rith Great Lakes Regional
Board and the Dorfman Chapel in
Farmington Hills have launched the
Kevod HaMet Society (Honoring Our
Deceased) for the purpose of placing
headstones on an estimated 3,000 to
4,000 unmarked Jewish graves in the
Metropolitan Detroit area.
The Kavod HaMet Society's Board of
Directors, consisting of Ralph
Woronoff, Mark Soltz and David
Aisner, representing B'nai B'rith, and
Alan Dorfman, Jonathan Dorfman, and
Jay Korelitz, representing the Dorfman
Chapel, are looking to raise communal
awareness and seek dignity for those in
unmarked graves. Their hope is that this
new project will expand and become a
nationwide activity.
The society is also looking for
"angels" to perform a mitzvah by
underwriting expenses or sponsor
monuments for the many deceased
whose families cannot be traced.
Anyone who wishes to make a tax-
exempt contribution or needs infor-
mation should call B'nai B'rith, (248)
646-3100, or Jonathan Dorfman,
(248) 406-6000.

Akiva Hosts Open House

A Yeshivat Akiva interactive open
house will be held Sunday, Jan. 9,
from 1-3 p.m. The program will
include presentations on secular and
Judaic subjects by students from
kindergarten through 12th grade and
model classes showcasing Akiva's
Hebrew immersion curriculum.
There will also be a display high-
lighting 350 years of Jewish American
history.
In addition, an interactive open
house showcasing Yeshivat Akiva's
newly expanded early childhood cen-
ter will be held on Monday, Jan. 17,
from 9-11 a.m. at the school.
For information or to make an
appointment for a private tour, call
Akiva, (248) 386-1625.

Alliance Classes Begin

Registrations are being taken for the
fall semester of lifelong learning class-
es being offered by the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit's
Alliance for Jewish Education.
"Priests, Prophets and Kings: The
First Book of Samuel," a course dis-
cussing the personalities that shaped
the first kingdom in Israel, will be
offered Wednesdays 10:30-noon at
the Max M. Fisher Federation
Building, 6735 Telegraph Road,
Bloomfield Township taught by
Rabbi Rod Glogower, rabbinic
resource person on staff of the B'nai
B'rith Hillel Foundation at the
University of Michigan.
Rabbi Glogower will also teach a
course titled "Inside the Rabbinic
Mind," an exploration of Talmud,
commentaries and other genres of
rabbinic literature. It will be offered
two different times: 10:30 a.m.-noon
Tuesdays and 7:30-9 p.m.
Wednesdays at the Federation
Building. Students can register for
either section. Classes meet for 14
weeks. There is a charge.
To receive a complete listing of
classes or for information, call
Marion Bronstein, (248) 642-4260.