- November 23, 2024
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Suzanne Schuster, Elise Galinsky and Barbara Pressman
Rabbi Stephen Sniderman and Corrine Sniderman
Nancy Eisenstat, Viv Kreindler and Phyllis Ploener
Skip Wilder, Irwin Pastor and Stuart Barzman
A myriad of mixtures were available for attendees.
Before the meal, attendees made their way around the room to catch up with old friends.
Sheila Zinder and Sylvia Pastor
Maxine Tauber dressed the tables for a fall feel.
Carole Shaw and Marvin Morse
Joyce Cooper, Rosalyn Fletcher and Robin Green
Susan Goldfarb and Miriam Goldfarb
Barbara Pressman and Allan Goldfarb welcomed diners.
It's often said that brunch is always a good idea. The members of Temple Beth Israel took that to heart and got together on Oct. 31 to celebrate the ability to be together again.
The theme of the day was that happy days are here again, and more than 60 in attendance were plenty happy as they laughed, ate and caught up with friends they hadn't seen either since last season or since before the pandemic. Before everyone settled in, attendees meandered through the crowd and sampled cookies homemade by Sylvia Pastor, who planned most of the brunch. Attendees were reluctant to go to their seats and break off conversations, but the promise of gazpacho and multiple courses to followed helped them along.
"May this be the first of many happy celebrations we have together," Rabbi Stephen Sniderman said before the meal.
