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December 31, 2015 - Image 24

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2015-12-31

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Night Of Comedy

Dennis Miller attracts large crowd to JARC fundraiser.

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ore than 1,500
guests supported
JARC's 35th annu-
al fall fundraiser, "A Night of
Comedy with Dennis Miller"
at Orchestra Hall.
A pre-glow strolling dinner
and cocktail reception attract-
ed more than 500 young
adults. Chairs of the Laughter
Lounge were Marla and
Adam Jahnke of Huntington
Woods, Andrew Luckoff of
Bloomfield Hills and Dan
Wiener of Berkley.
The fundraising event —
chaired by Nancy, Howard,
Andrew, Matthew, Jason and
Kaitlyn Luckoff of Bloomfield
Hills — also featured an after-
glow with Miller where guests
got to meet him and take
pictures. Corporate sponsors
included Quicken Loans, Title
Source Inc., Bedrock Real
Estate Services and Gilbert
Films. *

Stacey Meitzner and Emily Korotkin, both of

Josh and Alyssa Tobias of

Bloomfield Hills, Andrea Belen of Birmingham, Ken

Farmington Hills

Comedian Dennis Miller

Korotkin and Lisa Rothberger, both of Bloomfield Hills

Leah Kohn of

Southfield with

Sara and Leah

Ungar of Oak Park

Nicole Tucker and

Daniel Friedberg

of Detroit, Larry

Friedberg of

Huntington Woods

and Emily Friedberg

of Detroit

Movie Talk Kadima's Cuckoo's Nest event inspires mental health discussion.

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ore than 150 people gathered at the Maple
Theater for an educational Kadima event No v
30 presented by Vesco Oil and the Epstein
family. The 40th anniversary of One Flew Over the
Cuckoo's Nest inspired the event.
Elliot Wilhelm, Detroit Institute of Arts' film curator,
provided historical context for the film, set in a time of
counter-culture and rebellion.
Following the film, Wilhelm moderated a discussion
with psychiatrist Dan Guyer, M.D., and Kadima Clinical

Director Jean Nemenzik, LMSW, about the film's por-
trayal of mental health and its accuracy as well as positive
changes in services and the need to continue improving
those services for individuals with mental health chal-
lenges and their families.
"This Kadima event was a great success:' Lena Epstein
said. "The Epstein family was thrilled to be a part of it"
To learn more about Southfield-based Kadima's com-
prehensive mental health support services, visit
kadimacenter.org. *

Jodi Tobin and Patti Meeder, both of

West Bloomfield

Donald Epstein, Lena Epstein and Eric Medwed, all of

Speakers Dr. Dan Guyer, Jean Nemenzik, Kadima clinical

Bloomfield Hills

director, and Elliot Wilhelm, Detroit Institute of Arts' film

curator

24 ,?cember 31 .2015

Richard and Susan Gibbs of Bloomfield Hills

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