38 | MAY 12 • 2022

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or for special birthdays starting at the 90th.
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MAZEL TOV!

Shane Ryder
Goldman, son
of Jordyn and
Michael
Goldman, will
be called to the
Torah as a bar mitzvah at
Temple Israel in West
Bloomfield on Saturday,
May 14, 2022. Shane will
be joined in celebration by
his sister Mia and his
brother Luke. Shane is the
loving grandchild of
Wendy and Henry Abrams,
Brigitte and Bruce
Goldman, and Dr. Robert
Beitman.
Shane is a student at
Berkshire Middle School in
Beverly Hills. Among many
mitzvah projects, his most
meaningful was working
with the NOAH project,
making sandwiches for the
homeless in Detroit.

Laila Rose
Goodstein
(Yacheved
Rachl), daugh-
ter of Sari
Zalesin
Goodstein, and Jeffrey
and Brooke Goodstein, will
be called to the Torah, as
a bat mitzvah during
Havdalah services
Saturday, May 14, 2022, at
Congregation Beth Ahm
in West Bloomfield.
Laila is a student at
Norup International School
in Oak Park. Her mitzvah
project has been volun-
teering at Yad Ezra in
Berkley in memory of her
“Papa,” Dr. Harvey Zalesin.

Ryan Brody
Kay, son of
Robyn and
Steve Kay, will
be called to the
Torah as a bar
mitzvah at Temple Israel in
West Bloomfield on Friday,
May 13, 2022. He will be
joined in celebration by his
brother Ian. Ryan is the
loving grandchild of E.J.
and Stewart Saks, the late
Sharon Kay, the late Bobbi
Kay and the late Ronnie
Kay.
Ryan is a student at
Birmingham Covington
School in Bloomfield Hills.
His most meaningful mitz-
vah project was donat-
ing his time to support
Forgotten Harvest’s Food
Pantry and Farm.

Ian Nathan
Kay, son of
Robyn and
Steven Kay, will
lead the con-
gregation in
prayer as he becomes a
bar mitzvah at Temple
Israel in West Bloomfield
on Friday, May 13, 2022.
He will be joined in cele-
bration by his brother
Ryan. Ian is the loving
grandchild of E.J. and
Stewart Saks, the late
Sharon Kay, the late Bobbi
Kay and the late Ronnie
Kay.
Ian attends Birmingham
Covington School in
Bloomfield Hills. His most
meaningful mitzvah proj-
ect was volunteering with
Forgotten Harvest’s Food
Pantry and Farm.

Lily Sophia
Novetsky
(Tziporah Faiga),
daughter of Dr.
Melissa and Eric
Novetsky, will
be called to the Torah as
she becomes a bat mitz-
vah on Saturday, May 14,
2022, at Adat Shalom
Synagogue in Farmington
Hills. She will be joined in
celebration by her sister
Emma and proud grand-
parents Joan and Dr. Fred
Fischer, and Laurie and
Howard Novetsky. She is
named after her late
maternal great-grand-
mother Lilly Fischer, a
Holocaust survivor.
Lily attends West
Hills Middle School in
Bloomfield Hills. For her
mitzvah project, she raised
money for Share Ukraine,
providing funds for first aid
kits and the Just People
Food Pantry in Ukraine.

Branson
Michael Paige
(Asher Ben
Matan) will
become a bar
mitzvah at
Temple Beth El in
Bloomfield Township on
Saturday, May 14, 2022. He
is the son of Mike Paige
and Morgan Goodman,
brother of Alexis, Jourdan,

Jack, Kevin, Kayla, Crystal
and Ava and the grandson
of Stella and Buddy Barnes
Jr., and Bernita
Cheeseman.
Branson is a sev-
enth-grader at Bloomfield
Hills Middle School. For his
mitzvah project, he served
as a teen volunteer at the
Friendship Circle in West
Bloomfield as a friend to
children with special needs.

Jillian Rose
Schiffer, daugh-
ter of Deborah
and Eric Schiffer,
will be called to
the Torah as a
bat mitzvah at Temple
Israel in West Bloomfield
on Saturday, May 14, 2022.
She will be joined in cele-
bration by her sisters
Sarah, Em and Zoe. Jillian
is the loving grandchild of
Sheila and Dan Schiffer,
Dolores Westerman and
the late Michael
Westerman.
Jillian is a student
at Hillel Day School of
Metropolitan Detroit in
Farmington Hills. Jillian’s
most meaningful mitzvah
project was helping to dis-
tribute food with Temple
Israel’s Free Fresh Food
Pantry.