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October 19 • 2017

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Ajani Rowan
DeFreece celebrat-
ed his bar mitzvah
at the Birmingham
Temple in
Farmington Hills
on Saturday, Oct. 7.
Ajani is the son of
DeFreece
Alfred DeFreece Jr.
and Amanda
Rosman and broth-
er of Alasia Destine-DeFreece and
Anora DeFreece. He is the grandson
of Alfred Sr. and Theresa DeFreece,
Robert and Carolyn Rosman, Dessa
Stone and Jack Kobliska.
Ajani is an eighth-grader at the
James and Grace Lee Boggs School
in Detroit. For his bar mitzvah
project, he gathered soccer equip-
ment for Middle Eastern and North
African refugees detained in Samos,
Greece.

Justin Charles
Edelheit, son of
Mardi and Darin
Edelheit, will chant
from the Torah on
the occasion of his
bar mitzvah at
Temple Israel in
Edelheit
West Bloomfield on
Saturday, Oct. 21.
He will be joined in
celebration by his brothers Luke and
Reed. Justin is the loving grandchild
of Audrey and the late Lawrence
Edelheit, and Alicia and Jerry
Aronoff.
Justin is a student at Abbott
Middle School in West Bloomfield.
For his most meaningful mitzvah
project, he helped combat food
insecurity in our community by vol-
unteering at the Temple Israel Free
Fresh Food Pantry.

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Jordan Allan
Berger, surrounded
by family and
friends, will
become a bar mitz-
vah at Temple
Israel in West
Bloomfield on
Saturday, Oct. 21.
Berger
He is the loving son
of Kelley and Keith
Berger and brother of Tobey. Sharing
in his celebration will be his proud
grandparents Michele and Larry
Slutsky, and Paula and Larry Berger.
He is a student at Warner Middle
School in Farmington Hills. Jordan,
an animal lover, raised funds for
donation to the Humane Society as
the most meaningful of his many
mitzvah experiences.

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Eli Foltyn

Evan Foltyn

Eli Goldin Foltyn and Evan Goldin
Foltyn, sons of Elyse and David
Foltyn, will become b’nai mitzvah at
Temple Beth El in Bloomfield
Township on Saturday, Oct. 19. They
are the brothers of Abby, Lily,
Lindsay, Mara and Molly.
Eli is named after his paternal
grandmother and Holocaust survi-
vor Ella Foltyn. Evan is named after
his great-uncle Ephraim Goldin, who
died during the Holocaust.
Both boys are seventh-graders
at Cranbrook Middle School in
Bloomfield Hills. For their mitzvah
project, the boys served food to the
homeless and assisted with urban
farming.

Zachary Ross
Goldberg will lead
the congregation in
prayer as he
becomes a bar
mitzvah at Temple
Israel in West
Bloomfield on
Goldberg
Saturday, Oct. 21.
He is the loving son
of Barbara and Ira
Goldberg and brother of Spencer
and Dylan. Joining in his celebration
will be his proud grandparents Carol
and Edward Goldberg of Livingston,
N. J., and Kathleen Kanners.
He is a student at Derby Middle
School in Birmingham. As part of his
mitzvah project, Zachary organized
a fundraiser project for FIDF to help
support the men and women in
the Israel Defense Forces. This was
especially meaningful as Zachary’s
brother is serving in the IDF.

Sydney Harker

Ryley Harker

Sydney Kate Harker and Ryley
Fayth Harker, daughters of Jeannie
Steuer, will share the bimah at
Temple Israel in West Bloomfield
Saturday, Oct. 21, as they celebrate
their b’not mitzvah. Sharing in their