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MAZEL TOV!

MARCH 25, 2021 
Kelly and Brett Kifferstein of Chicago, Ill., are 
thrilled to announce the birth of daughter 
Shiloh Harley Kifferstein. Big sister, Saylor, 
welcomed her with open arms. Loving grand-
parents are Marsha and Warren Kifferstein of 
Bloomfield Hills, and Judy and Jeff Silver of 
Moreland Hills, Ohio. Shiloh’s middle name, Harley, is in 
loving memory of her great-grandfathers, Harold, Harry 
and Leo.

Blake Noah 
Barish will lead 
the congrega-
tion in prayer as 
he becomes a 
bar mitzvah at 
Temple Israel in West 
Bloomfield on Saturday, 
May 15, 2021. He will be 
joined in celebration by his 
proud parents, Jennifer 
and Ryan Barish, and his 
brother Max. Blake is the 
loving grandchild of Rhona 
and Allan Anchill, and Rita 
and Sidney Barish. 
He is a student at 
Warner Middle School in 
Farmington Hills. As part 
of his mitzvah project, 
Blake took part in the 
Warm Wraps, Warm Hearts 
program, where he made 
blankets for the elderly 
in nearby senior living 
facilities. He found it very 
meaningful to help those 
who might be most vul-
nerable in our community 
during what might be a 
lonely period.

Brady Albert 
Chandler 
(Doron Sar) of 
Birmingham will 
become a bar 
mitzvah at 
Temple Beth El in 
Bloomfield Township on 
Saturday, May 15, 2021. He 
is a devoted son of Jeff 
and Alicia and an adven-

ture partner for his sister 
Morgan. His grandparents 
are Elaine and Mark 
Blumenfeld, and Patricia 
and Alan Chandler.
Brady is a seventh-grad-
er at Derby Middle School 
in Birmingham. He is rais-
ing money for Lighthouse 
as his mitzvah project and 
looks forward to volun-
teering in person once the 
pandemic allows. 

Jillian Danielle 
Dickman 
(Yosefa Davida), 
daughter of 
Doreen and 
Jason Dickman, 
was called to the Torah as 
a bat mitzvah on Saturday, 
May 8, 2021, at Adat 
Shalom Synagogue in 
Farmington Hills. She was 
joined in celebration by her 
older sister Evie and proud 
grandmothers Rena 
Tepman, Marilyn Wolf and 
Ellen Dickman. She is the 
granddaughter of the late 
Jerry Tepman and Robert 
Dickman.
Jillian attends Warner 
Middle School in 
Farmington Hills. For her 
mitzvah project, she is rais-
ing money for Tamarack’s 
Send a Kid to Camp and 
collecting items for their 
Gear Share program.

Aiden David 
Felhandler will 
chant from the 
Torah as he 
becomes a bar 
mitzvah at 
Temple Israel in West 
Bloomfield on Saturday, 
May 15, 2021. He will be 
joined in celebration by his 
proud parents, Craig 
Felhandler, and Amy and 
Matthew Fraiberg, and his 
siblings Avery, Michael and 
Ryan. Aiden is the loving 
grandchild of Marcia and 
Stuart Felhandler, and Teri 
and Mark Goodman. 
He is a student at Hillel 
Day School of Metropolitan 
Detroit in Farmington Hills. 
For his most meaningful 
mitzvah project, Aiden col-
lected funds for donation 
to support programing at 
JARC.

Noah Hayden 
Freedland will 
be called to the 
Torah as a bar 
mitzvah on 
Saturday, May 
15, 2021, at Adat Shalom 
Synagogue in Farmington 
Hills. He is the son of proud 
parents, Jennifer and Stuart 
Freedland, and the brother 
of Rachel. He is the grand-
son of Sydell and the late 
Michael Zimmerman, and 
the late Rona and the late 
Herbert Freedland.
Noah is a student at Hillel 
Day School of Metropolitan 
Detroit in Farmington Hills. 
For his mitzvah project, he 
helped deliver meals to 
JARC residents during the 
pandemic.

Jillian Tate 
Mellon, daugh-
ter of Marla and 
David Mellon, 
chanted from 
the Torah on the 
occasion of her bat mitzvah 
at Temple Shir Shalom in 
West Bloomfield on Friday, 
May 7, 2021. She was 
joined in celebration by her 
sister Colette and proud 
grandparents Rochelle and 
Arthur Lieberman, and Kim 
Mellon. She is also the 
granddaughter of the late 
Joseph Mellon Jr. 
Jillian attends Berkshire 
Middle School in 
Birmingham. For her tzeda-
kah project, she collected 
more than 5,000 books 
by hosting a book drive 
for Rx for Reading Detroit, 
nonprofit children’s literacy 
initiative sponsored by the 
University of Detroit Mercy. 

Rylie Madeline 
Wolgin, daugh-
ter of Renee and 
Jay Wolgin, will 
lead the congre-
gation in prayer 
on the occasion of her bat 
mitzvah on Friday, May 14, 
2021, at Temple Israel in 
West Bloomfield. She will 
be joined in celebration by 
her brother Alexander and 
proud grandparents William 
Rubenfaer, Carol Rubenfaer, 
and Beverley and Dennis 
Wolgin. 
She is a student at West 
Hills Middle School in 
Bloomfield Hills. As part of 
her mitzvah project, Rylie 
organized a drive to collect 
diapers/pullups and baby 
wipes as well as mone-
tary donations in support 
of Lighthouse of Oakland 
County. 

