BROTHERHOOD
Temple Israel Brotherhood provides camaraderie and community for men and women of all ages in the congregation. Brotherhood also provides many services for our congregation, from High Holiday ushering, to building our sukkah, to sponsoring picnics for Shorashim Religious School students and their families. Brotherhood projects include interfaith activities, a blood drive in conjunction with the American Red Cross, and numerous Sunday breakfasts where guest speakers with cultural, religious, or civic messages educate and engage the Temple community. All men who are members of the Temple are invited to become members of Brotherhood. We welcome your fellowship!
Temple Israel Brotherhood is the “service arm” of our Temple. The members of Brotherhood provide many services for our congregation, from High Holyday ushering to sponsoring picnics for the Religious School students and their families. Brotherhood projects include an annual blood drive in conjunction with the American Red Cross, interfaith activities, and numerous Sunday breakfasts where guest speakers with cultural, religious, or civic messages educate and entertain the Temple community. All Temple members are eligible for membership.
Past Isaiah Award RECIPIENTS:
2019 - Dr. David Nierenberg
2016 - Dr. Michael Pollak
2015 - Chuck Langer
2014 – Joe Eglash
2013 – Rabbi Charles P Sherman
2012 – Russ Newman
2011 – Allan Avery
2010 – Jeff Chasen
2009 – Itzik Levin
2008 – Steve Greenfield
2007 – Stan Kessler
2006 – Bob Dormont
2005 – Walter Glore*
2004 – Terry Rosenthal
2003 – Michael Rosenstein
2002 – Roy Jones
2001 – Cantor Harry Sebran*
2000 – Malcolm Milsten
1999 – Dr. Myron Katz
1998 – Willie Burger
1997 – Dr. Leon Horowitz
1996 – Mark Lobo
1995 – John Sieler
1994 – Louis Diamond
1993 – Edgar Goodman*
1992 – Ira Rothman*
1991 – Selman Kremer*
1990 – Al Tilkin*
1989 – no award presented
1988 – David Zacker*
1987 – Abe Brand* and Martin Kehlmann*
1986 – Israel Fox*
1985 – Dr. E.N. Lubin*
1984 – Louis Fenster*
1983 – Melwyn Klar*
1982 – Jonas Siegel*
1981 – Charles Whitebook*
1980 – Avrome Schuman*
1979 – Harry Solow*
1978 – David Milsten*
*of blessed memory