ANNOUNCING THE 2 0 0 8 SHENKMAN FELLOW THE JACK & MIRIAM SHENKMAN CAREGIVING FELLOWSHIP TEAM The Jack & Miriam Shenkman Caregiving Fellowship Team is a skill building program to train and develop the best and the brightest in end-of-life care. A Shenkman Fellow will be known as a leader in end-of-life care, both locally and throughout the nation. Shenkman Fellows will be top-notch profes- sionals who dedicate their careers to end-of- life care for patients and their loved ones. This distinction will be promoted as a badge of honor — an indication that recipients have undergone the most rigorous and wide-ranging training and professional development avail- able, and that they are on the cutting edge of their field. For ten years a new designee will be chosen each year as a Shenkman Fellow. THE SECOND SHENKMAN FELLOW: RABBI IRVING SCHNIPPER Before the concept of end-of-lfe care became common practice, Rabbi Schnipper implored the rabbinic communty to care for the sick and dying, and in many ways, his teachings foreshadowed the hospice and chaplaincy movement in our community. He was a pul- pit Rabbi for 45 years and retired from Beth IN CREATING THE JACK & MIRIAM SHENKMAN Abraham Hillel Moses in 1996. Today Rabbi Schnipper continues to care for the well aged and the dying as a chaplain for both the Jewish Hospice and Chaplaincy Network and JEWISH HOSPICE & CHAPLAINCY NETWORK. Jewish Home and Aging Services. His com- passionate visits to dozens and dozens of our THIS MULTI-YEAR GIFT IS DEDICATED TO community's elderly each week has earned him the title of "father of Detroit's jewish PROVIDING CONTINUING EDUCATION AND chaplaincy program" in our community. Rabbi Schnipper will utilize his year as a Shenkman Fellow to hone his professional caregiving skills and will teach his rabbinic colleagues and interns the art of Jewish care- giving that he as mastered over a lifetime of delivering compassionate care to fellow Jews. mIR14 SHE CAREGIVING FELLOWSHIP TEAM ji- AfiSH6SPICE & CHAPLAINCY NETWORK-