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ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA

MICHIGAN REGION

81st Annual
Balfour Celebration

Licavoli

Robbins

Bryan Robbins and Matthew
Licavoli announce the establish-
ment of Robbins and Licavoli PLLC,
a Bloomfield Hills boutique law firm
specializing in family law, bankruptcy
and immigration. Both men were born
and raised in Metro Detroit and have
been active members of the Jewish
community their entire lives. Robbins
is a graduate of the University of
Michigan and Wayne State University
Law School. Licavoli is a graduate
of the University of Michigan and
University of Detroit School of Law.

Sunday, November 8, 2015 I 6:00 P.M.
Adat Shalom Synagogue

Honoring

Sandy and Lucinda
Rosen

Justice Louis Brandeis Award

Dickinson Wright
Chairman Edward
H. Pappas will
receive the 2015
—
State Bar of
Michigan's Roberts
P. Hudson Award
in October. The
Pappas
award is presented
to commend one
or more lawyers for unselfish ren-
dering of outstanding unique ser-
vice to and on behalf of the State
Bar of Michigan, the legal profes-
sion and public. It is considered the
highest award conferred by the State
Bar of Michigan.

Honoring

Barbara Goodman

Israel Lifetime Achievement Award

and

Cheryl! Israel

Israel Lifetime Achievement Award

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Roger
Goldbaum of
Bloomfield
Hills has been
named chief
financial offi-
cer and vice
president of
Goldbaum
finance for the
NORMA
Group's Americas Region.
Goldbaum is a manufacturing-
focused finance and accounting
executive with domestic and
international experience,
including assignments in
England and the Czech
Republic.

The Dr. Gary Burnstein
Community Health Clinic
celebrated Extraordinary
Women at the sixth annual
Esteemed Women of Michigan
Event held recently at the
Royal Park Hotel. The event
honored exceptional women
from across the state that have
excelled professionally and
philanthropically to improve
Michigan's communities and
become inspirational figures
for the younger generation.
Among the honorees were
Ruth Adler Schnee, Ellyn
Davidson, Wendy Evans,
Dr. Nancy Fishman, Mindi
Fynke, Stacy Goldberg, Julie
Gross, Dr. Renee Horowiyz,
Annesa Krammer and Linda
Schlesinger Wagner.

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Yuliya Gaydayenko, director of Older Adult Services at
Jewish Family Service, was the recent recipient of the presti-
gious Berman Award, which honors the career achievement
of an outstanding professional employed by the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, its family of agencies and
other Detroit-area Jewish social service organizations.
Recipients have made a contribution to and for the general
good of the Jewish community, demonstrating creativity, ded-
ication, knowledge and care in the provision of services to the
Jewish community.

Oakland County Commissioner Shelley Goodman Taub was
appointed to the National Association of Counties leadership team.
Taub wsas (Gapisp)osinutbecdovice e ofdthsuebGceoospaitttialeeInchfor.moaftion
Subcommittee
Education, Children and Families on the Human Services and
Education Committee. She will also serve as a member of the Arts
and Culture Commission and the Large Urban County Caucus.
Taub represents the 12th District on the Oakland County Board of
Commissioners, which includes Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills
and the majority of Bloomfield Township.