gap year in Israel that included basic training with the Israel Defense Forces took prece- dence. FALLING IN LOVE They began dating again in summer 2017. “We came to the realization then that being close friends wasn’ t adequate. We loved each other, ” Milstein said. The two were living together by the following summer, and Schulman proposed to Milstein on May 3 on a beach on Long Island after having several elaborate plans to pop the ques- tion scrapped because of the COVID-19 pandemic. “I was clueless that Judah was going to propose to me that day. He totally surprised me, ” Milstein said. Longtime Detroit JCC Maccabi delegation head Karen Gordon learned about the engaged couple from the JCC Association of North America this summer and put together a box of memorabilia from the 2008 Maccabi Games that even- tually will get to the newlyweds. The box is filled with a blue duffel bag, smaller white bag, copy of the opening ceremo- ny video, pins and a poster designed by famed Brazilian artist Romero Britto. Gordon said she’ s aware of other couples that met at Maccabi Games hosted by Detroit and later got married, but Schulman and Milstein are probably the first couple that came from different visiting delegations. Besides meeting her future husband at the 2008 Maccabi Games, Milstein became close with her host family, the Sandbergs. “I remain in touch with my ‘ host sisters, ’ Erinn and Lauren. I visited Erinn at the University of Michigan a few years after the [2008] Maccabi Games, ” Milstein said. “I’ ll never forget the Sandbergs’ graciousness and the way I felt like I became part of their family. ” Schulman and Millstein live in the Greenwich Village sec- tion of New York City and are busy with their careers. Schulman is a senior vice president at CAIS, a financial services and fintech compa- ny. He covers the Midwest for CAIS and is frequently in Bloomfield Hills. Milstein is a second-year MBA student at Columbia Business School. She’ s also an intern at the MetaProp ven- ture capital firm that focuses on the real estate technology industry. first-round playoff games. There was a shocker in the playoff semifinals. Kosher Ribs beat SHAEF 5-4. The Jeters beat Marble Rye 16-10 in the other semifinal game, setting up their title game against Kosher Ribs. “We knew Kosher Ribs was coming off a huge win [over SHAEF] and they were a good team, but we were confident we could beat them in the championship game,” Uzansky said. “We’ d split with them during the regular season, losing when we only had eight players.” Here are the Jeters players, listed with their summer Inter-Congregational League team: Temple Israel — Victor Uzansky, Benjamin Uzansky, Ryan Schneider, Andrew Schneider, Jeff Katzen, Jeff Kaplan and Evan Fisher; Adat Shalom Synagogue — Wes Lamey and Marc Wasser; Temple Shir Shalom — Michael Bloch and Eric Mintz; Congregation Beth Ahm — Eric Woolf. This does not constitute as a commitment to lend or extend credit. Loans are subject to credit and property approval. All information is subject to change without notice. Not all loans or products are available in all states or for all dollar amounts. Restrictions may apply. Capital Mortgage Funding is Powered by Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. NMLS#2289 CAPITALMORTGAGEFUNDING.COM 1-800-LOW-RATE Get ahead of the holidays The holidays are just around the corner! Relieve your finances by refinancing to a lower interest rate and monthly payment, or use a cash-out refinance to pay for holiday expenses, pay down debt or make needed home repairs. Make the move Don’t listen to the rumors, fall is a great time to purchase a new home! With less competition and sellers in a hurry to sell, your dream home could be yours before the holidays. we’re here for you Our awarding winning team is offering virtual pre-approvals to keep everyone safe and healthy this holiday season. With our high level of experience, industry knowledge and top notch mortgage technology, your loan is in the best hands. FILL UP ON THIS THANKSGIVING Savings Savings have a healthy and safe thanksgiving! NOVEMBER 19 • 2020 | 35