DMC physicians attending the Project Chessed breakfast included Drs. Danny Benjamin, Ethan Goldstein, Gregg Warren, Brian Kirschner, Daniel Zuckerbrod, Joseph

Singerman, Matthew Weiner, Marc Meissner, David Edelman, Howard Blank, David Ungar, Jason Bozdin, Lawrence Dell, Scott Cooper, Leemor Rotberg, Allen Silbergleit and
Marc Bocknek.

Yes, Chessed

Huron Valley-Sinai thanks
physician volunteer corps.

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MC Huron Valley-Sinai
Hospital in Commerce
Township recognized and
thanked more than 100 Jewish physi-
cians affiliated with the Detroit Medical
Center who are Project Chessed volun-
teers.
The thank-you was extended at a
breakfast held on April 29. Event co-
chairs included Drs. Jack Belen, Danny
Benjamin, Scott Cooper, Leo Eisenberg,
Lowell Schmeltz, Jeffrey-Tull-Silver and
Sharon Wolf.
The Detroit Medical Center has been
a partner in Project Chessed since its
establishment five years ago by the
Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan

Detroit. Through a network of more
than 500 local physicians, other health
care providers and hospitals who donate
their services, Project Chessed provides
no-cost health care to uninsured Jewish
adults in Metro Detroit.
After determination of financial eli-
gibility by a Chessed care coordinator,
individuals are referred to appropriate
health care providers for a comprehen-
sive range of services.
At the April 29 program, Lynn
Torossian, president of DMC Huron
Valley-Sinai Hospital, provided an
overview of the program and Rachel
Yoskowitz, Project Chessed director,
described volunteer opportunities. El

Kol Ami Honors Volunteer

On Friday, June 11, Nena Chudnof will be
honored as Temple Kol Ami's Volunteer
of the Year. She will receive this award at
Volunteer Shabbat at 7:30pm.
The service will also honor and
thank all Temple Kol Ami volunteers
and install their new board. This is a
well deserved honor
for Chudnof, who
consistently gives so
much of herself and
her time to her con-
gregation. She and
her husband, Mel,
have been active
Nena Chudnof
Kol Ami members
for 34 years. Her
children and grandchildren are also
members. In addition to being a master
organizer and multi-tasker, Chudnof
taught full time in the West Bloomfield_

Schools for 31 years. She first became
active in the religious school commit-
tee at TKA, chairing it for several years.
Since that time, she has been on almost
every committee at TKA, including
Social Action, Membership, Sisterhood,
Special Events and Fundraising.
Chudnof has held many executive
positions on the temple board, includ-
ing being vice president and then
co-president, for several years. She is
the liaison to our administrative and
professional staff.
Everyone is welcome to attend this
special service and the preceding din-
ner. The potluck dinner will begin at
6:15 p.m. Temple Kol Ami will provide
the chicken and everyone is asked to
bring a dish to share. An reservation for
the dinner is required by June 9, (248)
661-0040 or Melanie@tkolami.org .

Join Us For A Fun-Filled Family Musical Shabbat &
Enjoy A Bar-B-Q Dinner; Inflatables & Games As You

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6:00 PM

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SOUTHFIELD

$36.00 per far.$7127per additional adult

Generf ouel spoilsored by the

Activities Fund

Soverinaty-i

Moms & babies (ages 6 months to 2 years)
come & enjoy music through song, movement
& musical instruments with Loie Meeron

10:45 AM Wednesdays CSZ Southfield
June 23 June 30 July 7
July 14 • July 21 July 28

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Mommy & Baby Music Class

To RSVP for any of these programs, please contact
Martha Goldberg, at 248/357-5544 x 46
or e-mail mgoldberg@shaareyzedek.org .

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