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MAZEL TOV!

SEPT. 30, 2021
Jordan and Ryan Fishman of Orchard Lake 
are thrilled to announce the birth of their 
daughter, Golda Sarina. Loving brothers 
are Ariel and Moishe. Proud grandparents 
are Ann and Marc Fishman of Bloomfield 
Hills, Stewart Shifman of Waterford. She is also the 
grandchild of the late Cindy Shifman. Golda is named 
for her great-grandmother, the late Jeanne Fishman 
(Golda Yenta); her uncle, the late Sol Smith; and her 
great-great-grandfather, the late Samuel Rosenthal.

Eli Joseph Adler, 
son of Nicole and 
Matthew Adler, 
will become a bar 
mitzvah at 
Temple Israel in 
West Bloomfield on Friday, 
Oct. 29, 2021. He is the 
grandchild of the late Robert 
Isaac Adler, Ilene Adler, and 
Patricia and Daniel Bober. 
Eli attends Derby Middle 
School in Birmingham. As 
part of his mitzvah project, 
he led numismatic education 
and coin appraising for 
retirement communities. 

Isaac Daniel 
Adler, son of 
Nicole and 
Matthew Adler 
will become a bar 
mitzvah at 
Temple Israel on Friday, Oct. 
29, 2021. He is the 
grandchild of the late Robert 
Isaac Adler, Ilene Adler and 

Patricia and Daniel Bober. 
Isaac is a student at Ernest 
W. Seaholm High School in 
Birmingham. For his mitzvah 
project, he volunteered at a 
local animal shelter.

Ryan Brayden 
Rosenberg will 
become a bar 
mitzvah on 
Saturday, Oct. 30, 
2021, at Temple 
Beth El in Bloomfield 
Township. He will be joined 
by proud parents, Emily and 
Darren Rosenberg, sister 
Samantha and brother 
Charlie. He is the grandson 
of Ann and Rob Cohen, 
Lenny Rosenberg, Susan 
Fayne and the late Michael 
Fayne. He is the great-
grandson of Naomi Miller. 
Ryan is an eighth-grader 
at Derby Middle School in 
Birmingham. For his mitzvah 
project, he participated in 

the Tamarack Gear Share 
program by collecting gently 
used camp gear and raised 
money for the Send a Kid to 
Camp program to help other 
kids be able to attend camp.

Samantha Ruth 
Rosenberg will 
become a bat 
mitzvah on 
Saturday, Oct. 30, 
2021, at Temple 
Beth El in Bloomfield 
Township. She will be joined 
by proud parents, Emily and 
Darren Rosenberg, and 
brothers Ryan and Charlie. 
She is the granddaughter of 
Ann and Rob Cohen, Lenny 
Rosenberg, Susan Fayne and 
the late Michael Fayne. She 
is the great-granddaughter of 
Naomi Miller.
Samantha is a seventh-
grader at Derby Middle 
School in Birmingham. For 
her mitzvah project, she 

participated in the Tamarack 
Gear Share program by 
collecting gently used camp 
gear and raised money for 
the Send a Kid to Camp 
program to help other kids 
be able to attend camp.

Joshua Mitchell 
Weiss, son of 
Kacey and Marc 
Weiss, will 
become a bar 
mitzvah at 
Temple Israel in West 
Bloomfield on Saturday, Oct. 
30, 2021. He is the 
grandchild of Karen and 
Keith Kalish, and Annie and 
the late Gary Weiss. 
Joshua is a student at 
West Bloomfield Middle 
School. He collected bottles 
to raise money for the 
Leukemia and Lymphoma 
Society as part of his mitzvah 
project. 

HOW TO SUBMIT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mazel Tov! announcements are welcomed for members of the 
Jewish community. Anniversaries, engagements and weddings 
with a photo (preferably color) can appear at a cost of $18 each. 
Births are $10. There is no charge for bar/bat mitzvahs or for 
special birthdays starting at the 90th.
For information, contact Editorial Assistant Sy Manello at 
smanello@thejewishnews.com or (248) 351-5147 for information 
or for a mailed or emailed copy of guidelines.

BBYO’s Building Entrepreneurship pro-
gram is back. This year, 25 Jewish teen 
girls will have the opportunity to con-
nect with and be mentored by success-
ful women entrepreneurs in the Metro 
Detroit area. 
 Activities include splatter-painting at 

Pinspiration (Nov. 17), an immersive 
weekend in Detroit (Jan. 21-23), and a 
Shark Tank-style event (March 13) where 

the winning team receives $500.
 By participating in Building 
Entrepreneurship, girls will learn lead-
ership skills, gain confidence, form gen-
uine friendships, and establish lasting 
connections in the community. 
 BBYO members and non-members 
are welcome. Apply by Nov. 9 at tinyurl.
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