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January 26, 2023 - Image 18

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2023-01-26

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JANUARY 26 • 2023 | 25

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adassah House in West Bloomfield has
reopened for member events. The building has
been closed for gatherings due to the COVID-
19 pandemic and related health and safety protocols.
During the past two years, Greater Detroit has suc-
cessfully held region events both virtually and at other
locations throughout the community.
“Hadassah House has been closed for almost three
years and since Hadassah is all about connection, the
closure has been very hard for us,
” said Mandy Garver,
president of Hadassah Greater Detroit. “It is fitting that
the first events since the reopening have included the
installation of new officers because they signal new
beginnings.

The first event was the well-attended Dec. 20 instal-
lation of Hadassah Greater Detroit’s 2023 executive
board, which was combined with a joyous Chanukah
celebration.
“It was so nice to be back in Hadassah House and be together in person,
” said Allison
Berlin, incoming programming vice president of Hadassah Greater Detroit.

Hadassah House in West Bloomfield
reopens for in-person events.
New Beginnings

2023 Hadassah
Greater Detroit
Executive Board

Mandy Garver, President
Suzanne Lowe and Mimi Markofsky,
Organization Vice Presidents
Sue Korn and Marcie Rosen, Israel
Programming Vice Presidents
Diane Brody and Amy Strauss,
Education and Advocacy Vice
Presidents
Shellie Achtman and Allison Berlin,
Programming Vice Presidents
Linda Friedlaender and Jackie
Michaelson, Membership and Outreach
Vice Presidents
Judith Goodman and Sandy Gruca,
Community Service Vice Presidents
Louise Hacker, Marketing and
Communications Vice President
Alexandra Wener, Treasurer
Susan Bloom, Secretary
Ruth Beitner, Debbi Eber and Bev
Yost, Board Members-At-Large
Fran Heicklen, Immediate Past
President

LOUISE HACKER SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

Randi Richmond, director, Young
Women’s Department of Hadassah,
conducts the installation of Mandy
Garver, president of Greater Detroit
Region, at the opening event of
Hadassah House.

Supported through the generosity of The Jewish Fund and the D. Dan and Betty Kahn Family Foundation.

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