life c Iles

July 20
Jen (Rosen) and Greg
Moore of Beverly Hills
announce the birth of
their daughter, Joslyn
Eve. She was named
in honor of her great-
grandmother Eleanor
Moore
Rosen and great-great-
grandmother Evelyn
Weiss. Equally thrilled are her brothers
George and Asher and grandparents
Dennis and Carol Rosen of Algonac,
Geoff and Debbie Moore of Bloomfield
Village, and Marsha Moore of Royal Oak.

March 6
Sandra (Stoller) and
Bryan Hamburger of
Huntington Woods are
thrilled to announce
the birth of their
son, Alexander Seth
(Eliyahu Chaim).
Proud grandparents
are Dr. Kenneth and

Noa Arlow

Max Arlow

Noa Faye Arlow and Max Aaron Arlow,
children of Cheryl and Thomas Arlow,
will share the bimah at Temple Israel in
West Bloomfield Saturday, May 19, as
they celebrate their b'nai mitzvah. Their
late grandparents are Mary and Norman
Berlin, and Clara and William Arlow Sr.
Max and Noa are students at O.E.
Dunckel Middle School in Farmington
Hills. They performed several mitzvah
projects, but both felt collecting funds
and donating to the Arthritis Foundation
was the most meaningful.

Danielle Contorer of
Royal Oak will be called
to the Torah as a bat
mitzvah on Saturday,
May 19, at
Congregation Beth
Shalom in Oak Park.
She is the daughter of
Contorer
Beth and Dave Contorer
and sister of Maya. Her
proud grandparents are Susie and Harry
Katkowsky of Huntington Woods, and Bev
and Paul Contorer of Portland, Ore.
Danielle is a seventh-grade student
at Norup International School in Oak
Park. For her mitzvah project, she
worked weekly in the infant room at the
Tyndall Center.

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May 17 2012

Sheryl Stoller of Farmington Hills,
and Ron and Gail Hamburger of West
Bloomfield. Sharing in their joy are great-
grandparents Norma Stoller of West
Bloomfield, and Alan and Gail Perlmuter
of Southfield. Alexander is named in
loving memory of his great-grandfather
Sol Stoller, great-uncle Edwin Hamburger
and great-great-aandmother Eva Sher.

Feb. 22
Amy Zeskind and
Ken Zendel announce
with love the birth of
their son, Brandon
Liam (Berechya Lev).
Big sister Maya is his
biggest fan. Welcoming
Zendel
Brandon with much
love are grandparents
Sandy and Jay Zeskind of West
Bloomfield, and Ruth and Lee Zendel of
Rochester Hills. Brandon is named in
loving memory of maternal aunt Barbara
Krieger and paternal grandparents Harry
and Bertha Lowy.

Joshua Ryan Cooper
will read from the
Torah on the occasion
of his bar mitzvah
Saturday, May 19, at
Temple Israel in West
Bloomfield. His proud
parents are Beth and
Cooper
Michael Cooper.
Joshua is the brother
of Adam and Daniel and the grand-
child of Barry Wiland.
He is a student at Orchard Lake
Middle School in West Bloomfield. One
of his most significant mitzvah proj-
ects was packing school supplies into
backpacks for disadvantaged children.

Noah James
Eisenberg (Shmuel
Yoel) will be called to
the Torah as he cele-
brates his bar mitzvah
at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek in
Southfield on
Eisenberg
Saturday, May 19. He
is the son of Nicole
and Stephen Eisenberg and the brother
of Evan. Sharing in this special day
will be proud grandparents Linda and
Dr. Michael Weingarden, and Frances
and Kenneth Eisenberg.
Noah attends Detroit Country
Day School in Beverly Hills. Among
the many mitzvah projects he per-
formed, he felt that volunteering his
voice at the opening of the new Mott's
Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor was
his most meaningful experience.

Matthew Harrison
Green (Matityahu
Chaini), son of for-
mer Detroiters
Lauren and Fred
Green, will be called
to the Torah as a bar
mitzvah on Saturday,
Green
May 19, at
Congregation Dor
Tamid in Johns Creek, Ga. Sharing in
this special occasion will be his sister
Alana, grandparents Arnold and
Phyllis Serlin, Thomas and Matgot
McPhillips, and Linda Green. Matthew
is also the grandson of the late Howard
Green and the late Ann Falk.
Matthew attends Taylor Road Middle
School in Johns Creek. For his mitzvah
project, he volunteered at a Jewish
assisted living facility.

Anthony Spencer
Malin, son of Heidi
and Jeffrey Malin,
will celebrate his bar
mitzvah as he reads
from the Torah dur-
ing Havdalah services
Saturday, May 19, at
Malin
Temple Israel in
West Bloomfield. He is
the brother of Alec and Ian. His very
proud grandparents are Shereen
Kruger, and Sonya and Dr. James
Zurawski. Anthony's late great-grand-
parents are Fanny and Albert Malin,
and Louise and Tony Spadafore.
Anthony attends West Hills Middle
School in Bloomfield Hills. His most
meaningful mitzvah project involved
donating funds and volunteering for
many events for Kids Kicking Cancer.

Charles Schulman
(Chayim Yosef Dov)
will read the Torah as
a bar mitzvah at Ohel
Moed of Shomrey
Emunah in West
Bloomfield Saturday,
May 19. He is the son
Schulman
of Susan and Sanford
Schulman, big brother
to Andrew and little brother to
Stephanie. Proud grandparents are
Judy and Max Robins, and Sid and
Joyce Schulman.
Justin is in eighth grade at Yeshivat
Akiva in Southfield.

Solomon

Julia Shade
Solomon became a
bat mitzvah on
Saturday, Oct. 22, at
Temple Ohav Shalom
in Allison Park, Pa.
The simchah was
enjoyed by her

younger brother Benjamin; parents,
Ginger and Dr. Edward Solomon of
Gibsonia, Pa.; as well as her grandpar-
ents Kathy and Dr. Victor S. Drescher
of Kittanning, Pa. Kvelling was Bubbie
Lorraine Solomon of West Bloomfield.
Julia is also the granddaughter of the
late William Solomon.
An accomplished cellist, Julia col-
laborated with another bat mitzvah, a
violinist, on a musical mitzvah project,
performing a lovely program of holi-
day music for patients and residents at
numerous Pittsburgh-area hospitals,
patient family-houses and a nursing
home.

Brooke Eden
Tushman, together
with her parents, Lisa
and Reed Tushman,
and her sisters Paige
and Hope, will cele-
brate her bat mitzvah
at Havdalah services
Tushman
Saturday, May 19, at
Temple Israel in West
Bloomfield. Also sharing in the joy will
be her grandparents, Patricia and
Gerald Katchman, and Joanne and Earl
Tushman.
Brooke attends Berkshire Middle
School in Birmingham. Her most
meaningful mitzvah project was work-
ing with children at West Bloomfield-
based Friendship Circle as well as
donating funds to this organization.

Erika Lynn Yellen,
daughter of Cindy
Yellen and the late
Jeffrey Yellen, will be
called to the Torah as
a bat mitzvah on
Friday, May 18, at
Temple Israel in
Yellen
West Bloomfield. She
is the sister of Lauren,
Steven and Daniel. Sharing in the sim-
chah will be her proud grandmother
Lenore Yellen. She is also the grand-
child of the late Seymour Yellen, the
late Marianne Pierce and the late John
Pierce.
Erika attends O.E. Dunckel Middle
School in Farmington Hills. Her most
meaningful mitzvah project was vol-
unteering at Friendship Circle in West
Bloomfield, helping children with spe-
cial needs.