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May 17, 2009

Samuel Baschin
Leon Fredman
Julius Goldberg
Sam Howffenblum
William B. Schwartz
Gussie Anstandig
Rachel Bernstein
Olga Fekete
Helen Cohen Kabak
Ida Kovinsky
Norma Lucille Leader
Rose Leiderman
Bertha Lemldn
Laura Wetstein

Friend Of The Jews .

Stuart Weinblatt

Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Potomac, Md.

T

he Jewish people have lost a
true friend.
Jack Kemp will be remem-
bered for many things. He was a man
of ideas, intellect and compassion who
cared deeply about justice, fairness and
compassion.
He was also a principled man with the
strength to practically singlehandedly
change the direction of an entire political
party It is easy to forget, but Israel did
not always enjoy the bipartisan support
it has today. The former New York con-
gressman and vice-presidential candi-
date, who died last week at 73, overcame
his party's tendency toward isolationism
and the inclination among Republicans
to write off the Jewish vote.
At a young age, as a result of a friend-
ship going back to his high school days
in Los Angeles with the daughter of
Rabbi Max Nussbaum of Los Angeles, he
developed an appreciation for Judaism
and the Jewish people.
When he was elected to Congress in
1970, Jack became an outspoken leader
of the movement for Soviet Jewry. His
wife, Joanne, was a partner in the strug-
gle and was at the vanguard of organiz-
ing congressional spouses on behalf
of Soviet Jewry. Against the wishes of
party leaders, Jack pushed on this issue
and pointed out to Gerald Ford, Richard
Nixon and others how important it was
to embrace the cause of freedom for
Soviet Jewry.
If all Jack did was to help liberate the
Jews behind the Iron Curtain, we could
say dayenu, it would have been enough.

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24 lya

May 18, 2009

Sam Adler
Abram Jakubowitz
Harry L Kraft
Leslie Politzer
Josef Weiner
Abraham Zwerling
Irene Hannah Boden
Yanka Eisler
Dora Fine

Jack Kemp campaigning for the

Shirley S. Glicker
Bella Jacob
Anna Lubkin
Selma Rich
Rachel Sexing
Pearl Silverman

25 Iyar
May 19, 2009
David Art us
Mose Barnett
Chaim Alter
Gorman
Abraham Fine
Jacob Holtzman
Meyer C. Manela
Jack B. Mickel
Paul Newman
William Raskin
Joseph Ross
Jacob Joseph Simon
Minnie Hacker
Eva Sarah Katz
Hannah Levenberg
Ethylle Optner
Jennie Shustek
Ann Shindler Wolk

Harry Penfil
Raymond Rosenberg
Zavel Silber
Louis Zeff
Evelyn Abrams
Betty Feldman
Balantzow
Bessie B. Beckman
Oda Berger
Lillian Kominars
Pearl Leader
Sarah Nathan

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May 20, 2009

Fred P. Applebaum
Max Cohen
Adolph E. Fell
Albert Leo Jaslove
Abbe E. Keiden
Avram Malty
Albert Miller
Morton Harry Newman
Ben Nosanchuck
Aaron Rosen
Robert L Siegel
Dr. Karl Stillwater
Samuel Wohl
Lillie Bloch
Braindle Gittelman
Jeanette Marie
Goldberg
Sara Kaner
Sylvia Rabinovitz
Michele Evis Root

28 bar

May 22, 2009

J.I. Cohen
Hyman Fenkel
Louis Kazdan
Abraham Sachs
Philip Schlussel
Irving Shevin
Ida Friedlander
Sarah Iger
Bessie Landgarten
Laura Nusbaum
Ruth Ratner
Joseph Richman
Chaja Rachel Siwek

27 lym

May 21, 2009

Jacob Damowich
Jacob Domowich
Louis Morrison

29 lyar

litay 23, 2009

Adolph Gast:man
Sam Kleiman
Aaron Leiderman
Charles Lesser
Samuel Mozes
Boris Joseph Sheawitz
Morris Sklar
Max Weinberg
Rose Bernstein
Florence S. Dann
Liba Goldberg
Esther Rachel Kabaker
Regina Levi
Janette Noler
Sylvia Schwartz
Eva Stein
Eva Wexler

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HOSPICE HEROES

But in addition to his insistence that
freedom for Soviet Jews be at the cen-
terpiece of American foreign policy and
its relations with the Soviet Union, he
also was a passionate lover of Israel who
believed in the Zionist principles and in
working to ensure its security.
It is no exaggeration to say that as a
result of his work, the Republican Party
was receptive to issues important to the
Jewish community. He allowed Jews to feel
comfortable and welcomed in the GOP,
thus strengthening the community's influ-
ence — Jewish support could no longer
be taken for granted by the Democrats.
One Saturday morning last fall he
attended services; his grandson had
been invited to attend a bar mitzvah at
my synagogue. I invited him to come to
the bimah and read in English the tradi-
tional prayer for our country.
Jack Kemp was a friend and a
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Hilary, Director of Volunteer Services for
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they don't know who is dying," Hilary says.
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family find calm and peace.

"The client, the family and our volunteers
all gain tremendously from the experiences
and relationships they develop through
hospice," Hilary says.

Hilary Rotenberg

Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt is the spiritual leader

at Congregation B'nai Tzedek in Potomac, Md.

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