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Of Blessed Memory: Sara Ruth Handmaker Block, AZ Jewish Post (opens the original)
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It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, Sara Handmaker Block. Sara was the quintessential matriarch of her family, the glue that held generations together. Holidays, celebrations, and family gatherings centered around her home. She loved her family deeply, and her circle extended well beyond relatives. To Sara, friends often became family. She was candid, funny, stubborn, strong-willed, independent, and completely un
Of Blessed Memory: Lynne Bergman, AZ Jewish Post (opens the original)
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Lynne was born July 26, 1954, and grew up in Bayside, Queens, New York. Her childhood was a very difficult one, and it turned her into a survivor. These experiences started a lifelong passion for helping others in need. In 1970, Lynne met Craig – most often known as “Berg” – at a dude ranch where he was working as a wrangler. It was definitely not love at first sight, but Berg did not give up. After a couple of months, they got together and were married on December 12th,1971. They were truly hop
Marching Into History, AZ Jewish Post (opens the original)
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In February 1973, a Jewish Feminist Conference was held at the McAlpin Hotel in New York City with 500 women from around the country in attendance. The women represented the full spectrum of observance, including Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist, and Orthodox Jewish women, as well as those who were unaffiliated. I was fortunate to have been one of the keynote speakers. The conference was devoted to the place of Jewish women within Judaism and in the larger Jewish community. During those y
Of Blessed Memory: Boris Kozolchyk, AZ Jewish Post (opens the original)
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Boris Kozolchyk, an international and comparative law scholar, prolific author, and beloved pillar of his family and community, died on Thursday, September 17th. He was 91, and surrounded by loved ones until the end. Boris was born to Abram and Chana Kozolchyk in Havana, Cuba, and grew up in the suburb of Marianao with his beloved sister, Marta, alongside many — many — cousins, aunts, uncles, and one formidable grandmother, “la Boobeh Tzipa Rochel.” Beyond his devotion to family, Boris was a fie
TTC Plans “Pink & Purpose” Panel Discussion Highlighting Cancer Awareness, AZ Jewish Post (opens the original)
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As Breast Cancer Awareness Month approaches, TTC Tribe — Tucson Torah Center’s community of Jewish women in Tucson — is hosting an evening centered on women’s health, solidarity, and action. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 6 p.m., women from across the community will gather for “Pink & Purpose: Awareness, Community, Chessed,” an event designed to blend education, support, and hands-on community service. “Pink & Purpose” creates a supportive space for Jewish women to learn about breast and gynecological c
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