Tucson Chapter Volume 14, Number 6

www.TucsonBNC.org

August 2015

We’ve got them—old favorites and new exciting opportunities. They’re coming again—Study Groups—now for the 2015–2016 year, and they’re great! Regular book clubs continue: “Contemporary Fiction,” “Mystery Book Club,” “Brandeis Men’s Book Club,” “Page Turners,” Shakespeare (Twelfth Night), and “Books and Bagels.” “You’ve Gotta Have Art” and “Southwest Native American Culture Through Jewelry” are annual big winners, as is Harvey Wolfe’s classical music series, “warhorses.” If you love movies, our many cinema series continue with “Foreign Film,” Warren Bodow’s masterpieces, and “Fabulous Flicks” 1 and 2. The Rogue Theatre will again present a preview based on Strindberg’s Miss Julie. “Current Public Policy Issues” returns to a delighted crowd. The “How & Why of Jewish Worship” was too short last year, so we have doubled the days allotted to two dates. Our hobbies, games, and crafts Study Groups are returning intact: “Jewelry Making for Novices,” “Beginning Mah Jongg,” “Guided Bridge,” and “Artisan Bread.” Other groups continue unchanged: “Meditation,” “Nostalgia Trip Through the Decades,” “Let’s Meet for an Ethnic Lunch,” “Single Women’s Circle,” “Lady Boomers,” and “Eat Dessert First.” There are wonderful new classes. Barry Friedman, president of the Jewish History Museum, will lead “Jewish History in Southern Arizona,” while Sue Keller gives her previous OASIS course on “Jewish Immigration in America” and a class on Jewish art and artists. Medicine Man Gallery returns with a course on Navajo rugs. Judy Norris has brought in an artist who will teach painting in reverse on the back of glass. We have an exciting group of new classes. Lois Bodin will run “Sit ’N’ Stitch” for knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, cross-stitchers, needle pointers, and more, and Marty Kass returns with his class on “Crafting with Gourds.” We will have an Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum docent teach about the creatures in your own backyard—and your house! We are all maturing, so we have a class on planning for the future, including legal information (family trusts, wills), medical preparation (living wills and medical power of attorney), religious traditions, working with funeral homes, and dealing with death and dying. Kathy Cohen will lead a “Cinema for Singles” group, attending a movie together, with an option for a self-pay dinner afterward. We would like to start a bowling group. If you are interested in organizing such a class, contact Steve Seltzer, [email protected] or 299-3788.



Brandeis Book Bonanza at Foothills Mall

Preview, Thursday, September 24 to 27, 2015 Help Sell Our Books at North Mall Near Ross. To Volunteer, call Meg Sivitz, 615-4739, or Rachel Barker 742-3163. We Are Counting on Your Support.

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M e m be rs h ip

P a g e

President’s Corner

We Wish Our Members…

Welcome to the 2015–2016 year of the Tucson Chapter of the Brandeis National Committee (BNC). It’s an exciting “new year” for all of us. As noted on the front page of this bulletin, Study Groups, new and continuing, are approaching. We can always start new Study Groups during the year, so if you have a special interest or ability, contact me at [email protected] as facilitator of the Study Group Committee, and we will start your new learning opportunity. Our first event of the season will be the Opening Fall Luncheon on Wednesday, October 14. This will be a wonderful event, with the renowned Susan Claussen as our entertainment. The reservation form will be on our Web site, www.TucsonBNC.org, in mid-September under the “Events” tab, and a printed form will be included with the Study Group Guide coming out in September. Join our Study Groups and our general membership events and bring in your friends and neighbors as new members to keep our chapter vibrant and fun. The Tucson Chapter provides everything you need, everything you want, and some pleasant surprises! Steve Seltzer, Presiding Officer

The officers, board, and members of the Tucson Chapter of BNC wish: Amy & Steve Doctoroff Congratulations on the birth of a grandson Chuck Fredericks A speedy recovery Sally Gershon We are so sorry for your loss Chuck Peck A speedy recovery Family of Sylvia Ulan We are sorry for your loss

If you know of anyone with a simchah or a sorrow, contact Sunshine Chair Charlotte Hegwer, [email protected] or 529-8484. A card will be sent and an acknowledgment will appear in the bulletin.

Best wishes for a H ealthy, Sweet, Pe a c ef u l , a n d Healthy New Years.

Directory Changes Please make the following corrections in your Membership Directory (changes underlined): Roni Bader-Tables 305-898-5754 Linda K & Stanford E  Cramer 11177 N Oracle Rd, #9101, OV 85737 Roslyn “Roz” Kroft [email protected] Arthur Kroft [email protected] Florence B Miller 3821 N River Hills Dr, 85750   (inadvertently left out of the Directory) 751-0335 [email protected]

In Memoriam

Member Robert Gershon; Associate Member, Sylvia Ulan

Condolences

Tucson Chapter sends its condolences to Sally Gershon on the loss of her husband Robert.

New Members Since the last bulletin, the following people have joined our chapter: Lee Chutkow MD 7500 N Calle Sin Envidia, 85718 219-1775 Myra Lipson 1495 N Sky Canyon Pl, 85745 743-3747 360-4774 [email protected] Sandi Rabrich 10132 E Sabino Greens Dr, 85749 749-1746 [email protected] Nadine Schacht 6555 E Valle di Cadore, 85750 529-4092 [email protected]

Add them to your Membership Directory. New members are the life of our chapter. When you see new members at a Tucson Chapter event or Study Group, please welcome them warmly.

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Officers and Board The officers and board for 2015-16 are: Officers: Leadership Council Chair.......................Lynn Cramer VP/Book Business......Meg Sivitz and Rachel Barker VP/Membership........Terri Freed and Marilyn Lobell VP/Programming... Aimee Doctoroff and Phyllis Fassler VP/Publications....................................... Steve Seltzer Corresponding Secretary..................... Davya Cohen Financial Secretary......................... Betty Jane Koppel Recording Secretary....................................Lois Bodin Treasurer.........................................Arlene Zuckerman Advisor....................................................Elaine Lisberg Board Members: Book & Author Facilitator.....................Elaine Lisberg   Author Selection....................... Sheila Rothenberg Book Fund.................................................. Shelly Abell Book Business Consultants... Libby Fischer and Betty Scott Chief Information Officer..............Marianne Taussig EDF Fellows.............................................. Steve Seltzer Records Keeper............................................Fern Feder Shalom Tucson........Barbara Danes & Phyllis Fassler Social Justice/Community Service....Marilyn Lobell and Arlene Gray Study Group Facilitator.......................... Steve Seltzer  Registrars.................. Karen Loeb & Terri Sherman Sunshine.......................................... Charlotte Hegwer Members-At-Large...............................Patrice Brown, Fran Caspe, Kathy Cohen, Soralé Fortman, Ruth Friedman, and Gail Isaacs Nominating.................Zelda Aaronson, Carol Cunin, Aimee Doctoroff, Judy Norris, Marianne Taussig, Marcia Winick, and Sara Wisdom

We Thank Foothills Mall Earlier this year, Foothills Mall graciously invited the Tucson Chapter of the BNC to return its Annual Book Sale to their facility. In return, Elaine Lisberg, who had made the arrangements with the mall, and Lynn Cramer, last year’s chapter president, presented a thank-you certificate to Elaine Lisberg, Jill López with Jill López, the specialty the certificate, and Lynn Cramer leasing manager, on behalf of this chapter, the Book Business, and the chapter members.

For the 2015–16 year, your Brandeis Chapter will have a Leadership Council with rotating presidential leaders, all supervised by past-president Lynn Cramer. The gavel will pass at the end of one board meeting to the end of the next meeting or two. The presidential leaders will be: May through August: Steve Seltzer September through November: Lynn Cramer December and January: Davya Cohen February through April: Betty Koppel, Terri Freed, and Marilyn Lobell Feel free to contact any officer with your questions or suggestions. The officer will then transmit the information to the current presidential leader.

Unrivaled Academic Experience: Brandeis Brandeis University has achieved something extraordinary. It is a leading research university with the feel of a small liberal arts college, where students receive personal attention from an exceptional faculty. Students who are passionate about their academics and don’t want to be limited to a single field of study belong at Brandeis. Students take ownership of their educational experience. They explore, create, learn, and grow. Students at Brandeis have hundreds of opportunities to work alongside faculty. Many publish research and scholarly papers in the best peer-reviewed science and humanities journals in the world by the end of their sophomore year!

A student said, “My friends were impressed that I’m taking a class with a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner. I told them it’s a class of 15, and she knows my name. That’s when they decided they’re also applying to Brandeis.”

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Letter from Tucson VAMC The Tucson Chapter received the following letter from the Tucson VA Medical Center: On behalf of the Tucson-Southern Arizona VA HCS patients and staff, we would like to extend our appreciation to you for your donation of fifty books for the book carts on March 11, 2015. Your thoughtfulness reflects the concern that you feel for our veterans for the service they provided to all of us while in service to our country. Without your support, we could not provide for the smaller niceties that make hospitalization more bearable. Your thoughtfulness also reflects the concertn and compassion that our community feels for our veterans. Thank you for your continued support.

Buy from Amazon, Earn Money for Brandeis • • • •

Go to www.tucsonbnc.org. Click on the green GO! button. Buy anything from Amazon. The Tucson Chapter will benefit from all your Amazon purchases made this way.

Mission Statement Brandeis National Committee Brandeis National Committee is dedicated to providing philanthropic support to Brandeis University, a distinguished liberal arts and research university founded by the American Jewish community. Its membership is connected to the university through fund-raising and through activities that reflect the values on which the university was founded: academic excellence, social justice, nonsectarianism, and service to the community.

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New Members

Be sure to place this event on your calendar. On Tuesday, August 4, 10:30 to noon, we will host all new and prospective members with a brunch at the home of Patrice Brown, 1305 E. Vía Entrada. You will learn of all the personal, community, and Brandeis benefits and opportunities available to you with your Tucson BNC membership. Contact Membership Co-VPs Terri Freed or Marilyn Lobell with the names of prospective members or if you are a new member who has not been contacted.

Community Service/ Social Justice

The Tucson chapter gives back to our community. Marilyn Lobell, our Community Service Chairman, reminds us of the organizations we are supporting this year: The Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse is in need of hotel toiletries and personal-care items. They also need NEW socks and underwear for children, teens, and women. Youth On Their Own (YOTO) is an organization that supports high school graduation of homeless youth by providing financial assistance, basic human needs, and guidance. They always need teen hygiene products and school supplies. Books From Mom is a program that gives new and gently used children’s books to women in prison so they can read to their visiting offspring. Brandeis is always looking for new ways to help our community. If you have a way to help or wish to make a donation, contact Marilyn Lobell, [email protected] or 615-0877, or Arlene Gray, [email protected] or 229-0006. Nobody can help everybody, but everybody can help somebody!

The new school year is beginning, and there is need by Youth On Their Own (YOTO) for new socks, cosmetics, and school supplies for teenage

students. Emerge! can use new socks and underwear for woman and new clothes for infants, children, and teens.

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Meet Your Study Group Leader When lovely young Phyllis Fassler was in training as a student nurse at Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing, an elderly patient named Max insisted she meet his nephew. She politely declined, but Max kept on insisting, and that is how Phyllis met Jordan Fassler, who not only swept her off her feet at age 19, but married her in Brooklyn after a whirlwind courtship. Jordan trained as a teacher, and they decided to settle in Tucson. where he taught middle school for 35 years. Phyllis, who was born in New Haven, Connecticut, fell in love again. This time, it was with the life she shared with her husband and two children in Tucson. Her son and daughter both lived out their mother’s dream of joining the medical profession. Her son, Eric, became a obstetriciangynecologist in Seattle, Washington. Daughter Elise is a nurse practitioner specializing in obstetrics and gynecology here in Tucson. They have produced four granddaughters who are a joy to behold. With a talented eye for fashion, it was only natural for Phyllis to try her hand in retailing. She managed the Casual Corner shop for 18 years. After the store closed, she went on to work for Talbots. Her leadership skills carried over to her organization work. She is a past president of Hadassah and currently a vice-president in the Tucson Chapter of Brandeis. After the loss of her husband Jordan, Brandeis became a life saver. Phyllis has met so many woman with whom she shares many common interests. The congeniality of the people is appealing. She wanted to be active because she recognized that her work would serve a worthy cause. She became very involved when she represented Tucson Brandeis at Shalom Tucson. This spring, Phyllis served on the nominating committee for the chapter, which went on to nominate her as Program Co-Vice President with Aimee Doctoroff. This is a job she will serve with relish. Phyllis loves music and theater and has season tickets to many events in town. She intends to find us exceptionally entertaining programs. She has great ideas, and we have a great deal to look forward to with Phyllis in charge. With her Brandeis friends, Phyllis is a member of “Single Women’s Circle,” “Foreign Films,” “You Gotta Have Art,” and “Guided Bridge” Study Groups. Our chapter is fortunate to have Phyllis Fassler on our board.

2015–2016 Tucson Chapter Calendar

New Member Tea Board Meeting* Book Sale, Foothills Mall Board Meeting* Fall Opening Luncheon Board Meeting* Hanukkah Party Board Meeting* Holiday Fund-Raiser Board Meeting* University on Wheels Board Meeting* Board Meeting* Book & Author Soirée Book & Author Luncheon Board Meeting* Spring Luncheon and Installation Board and Planning Meeting*

Tuesday, August 4 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 September 24–27 Monday, October 5 Wednesday, October 14 Monday, November 2 Week of November 16 Monday, December 7 Thursday, December 24 Monday, January 4 Tentatively January 6 or 7 Monday, February 1 Monday, March 7 Wednesday, March 9 Thursday, March 10 Monday, April 4 Week of April 11 Monday, May 2

*Come to our open Board Meetings.

Save the dates and mark your calendar

Officers Leadership Council Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lynn Cramer VPs Book Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rachel Barker & Meg Sivitz VPs Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terri Freed & MarilynLobell VPs Programming . . . . . . . . Aimee Doctoroff & Phyllis Fassler Vice-president Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Seltzer Recording Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lois Bodin Financial Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betty Jane Koppel Corresponding Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davya Cohen Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arlene Zuckerman Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elaine Lisberg

Questions? Leave a message on the Book Depot phone, 747-3224 or e-mail us at [email protected].

Tucson Chapter Newsletter Editor-in-chief................................................... Steve Seltzer Board Liaison........................................................ Meg Sivitz Associate Editor......................................... Bob Rothenberg Proofreaders... Lois Bodin, Soralé Fortman, Janet Seltzer Circulation..............................................................Fern Feder

To provide articles or information for the newsletter, contact Meg Sivitz, [email protected], or Steve Seltzer, [email protected].

The newsletter is published from August through May. The deadline is the 10th of the preceding month.

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Your Book Depot It’s inventory time at the Book Depot. We need you to help keep the normal functions going. The Depot welcomes members to learn how to list books on line Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday AFTERNOONS, 12:30 to 2:30. Contact Rachel Barker, [email protected] or leave a message at 747-3224.

�ook in Your Drawers for New Socks and Underwear to Donate to Our Social Justice Programs: Youth on �eir Own an� Emerge! Center Against Dome�ic Abuse

Freshman Book The book all of the Brandeis freshmen will be reading this summer is Anil’s Ghost, by Michael Ondaatje, the author of The English Patient. The students will meet with the author during freshman week, hear his discussion of the book, be able to ask him questions, and then break up into discussion groups. Michael Ondaatje, OC, is a Sri Lankanborn Canadian novelist and poet. You will have an opportunity to order this book from Amazon by going to our Web site (TucsonBNC.org) and clicking on the green “GO” button on the right.

BRANDEIS MAKES YOUR LIFE BETTER

Our new fiscal year began July 1, and it is renewal time for BNC membership. We appreciate your continued philanthropic support of the university, its students, faculty, research, and libraries. To pay your dues, mail them to Betty Jane Koppel, 7531 E. Calle Brisas, Tucson, AZ 85715. For questions about dues, contact her at [email protected] or 296-1215.

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This year’s Spring Closing Luncheon was held at the beautiful home of Marianne and Stuart Taussig. We started with a fascinating review by Jean Nerenberg of this past year’s book read by all the incoming freshman, Housekeeping: A Novel, written by Marilynne Robinson. Past-president Betty Scott installed the new officers and board and then all enjoyed a wonderful member-prepared lunch.

Jean Nerenberg

Gail Isaacs, Beverly Forrest and Nancy Apsell

Betty Scott

Aimee Doctoroff with Betty Scott

Donna Infald, Lisa Grabell, Gail Isaacs, Sheila Rothenberg, and Marsha Rosenblum

We Need Underwriters The Book Business plans to have Book Sales every second Sunday at the Book Depot. This requires changing the layout of the building. We will use the front of the building for on-line books only and the rear for a monthly Book Sale open to the general public. For these plans to succeed, we need underwriters for: 1) New roof evaporative cooler, $400. 2) New display tables for Book Sales, $35 per table. 3) Two refurbished computers, $100 each. 4) Additional tables for the computer for on-line books sales, $35. 5) Outdoor 10x10-foot tent, $50. Please send your donation to Rachel Barker, 1001 E. Camino de los Padres, Tucson 85718, made out to Brandeis University and marked in the memo as Book Depot Donation. We thank you for your support of the Book Business, which raises money for our Endowed Scholarship for a Tucson-area student accepted at Brandeis University.

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Express Your Thoughtfulness

With a Book Fund Card or Journal Donation

Sending a Brandeis tribute card or a Learned Research Journal (LRJ) is a quick, meaningful, and philanthropic way to express support, congratulations, get-well wishes, sympathy, and appreciation. No more running to the store to find an appropriate card — just contact Shelly Abell (contact information below). The recipient is acknowledged in the bulletin so others can learn about the simchah or sorrow and respond. Show you care—send a Brandeis card or LRJ. Book Fund donations: $5.50 Philanthropy, learning, and community (or six for $25) $10.50 Goldfarb Library at night (or three for $25) $14.00 Brandeis art cards (set of four different covers) $18.50 Louis Dembitz Brandeis portrait card $25.50 Sustaining the Mind Tribute Card $36.50 Learned Research Journal $56.50 Learned Research Journal Folio $100.00 Special Book Collection $500.00 Major Book Collection Contact Book Fund Chair Shelly Abell, [email protected], or 299-0057.

Donor Brandeis Friends Brandeis Friends Brandeis Friends Brandeis Friends Brandeis Friends

Recipient Special Book Collection Congratulations on your daughter’s marriage Shelly Abell & Dan Weisz Congratulations on the birth of your grandson Aimee & Stephen Doctoroff Mazal tov on your grandson’s birth Aimee & Stephen Doctoroff Sincere condolences on the loss of your husband Bob Sally Gershon In loving memory of your husband Bob Sally Gershon

Brandeis Friends Phyllis & Robert Harris

Learned Research Journal Folio We are sorry for your loss Sincere condolences on Bob’s passing

Ellen & Warren Bodow Brandeis Friends Brandeis Friends Brandeis Friends Janet & Steve Seltzer Janet & Steve Seltzer

Learned Research Journal In memory of your husband Bob Mazal tov on the marriage of Deborah & Kyle Congratulation on the marriage of Debbie & Kyle In memory of Sylvia In loving memory of your husband John In loving memory of Bob

Anonymous Janet & Steve Seltzer

Message

Sally Gershon Sally Gershon Sally Gershon Shelly Abell & Dan Weisz Shelly Abell & Dan Weisz Ulan Family Abby Popper Sally Gershon

Louis Dembitz Brandeis Portrait Card Goldfarb Library Card In memory of your mom Blossom Joseph, with heartfelt sympathy Nancy Kupers

Philanthropy, Learning, and Community Card Libby & Don Fischer Our sympathy to you & the family on the passing of Aunt Hedy Lillian Freedman Soralé & Marvin Fortman Condolences on the loss of your mother Blossom Joseph Nancy Kupers Meg & Ron Sivitz Condolences on the loss of your grandmother Ozeri Family Caryl & Aaron Starobin In memory of your beloved wife Elaine Howard Rapoport Caryl & Aaron Starobin In loving memory of Helen Richard Herrnstadt and family

engage your mind. engage your peers. brandeis study groups!

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Tucson Chapter Calendar August 2015 Sunday

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MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD! COME TO OUR OPEN BOARD MEETINGS. THE NEXT MEETING IS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 10:30 a.m., AT THE RIVER ROAD-DUSENBERRY LIBRARY..

Contact the Bulletin

Steve Seltzer, Editor................ 299-3788, [email protected] Meg Sivitz, Assistant Editor.615-4739, [email protected]

Contact the Chapter

Book Depot Phone (leave a message).... 520-747-3224 Chapter Web site.............................www.TucsonBNC.org Chapter e-mail................................. [email protected]

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Next Board Meeting

TUESDAY, September 8, 2015 10:30 a.m. to noon Dusenberry-River Road Library 5605 East River Road at Craycroft Road All members are encouraged to come to this open meeting.

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What’s New at Brandeis University in Waltham? Brandeis Alumni Join the U.S. Supreme Court Bar Fourteen Brandeis University alumni were in Washington, D.C., on June 1, 2015, to be sworn into the U.S. Supreme Court bar. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg addressed the Brandeis alumni who were sworn in on June 4, and the university honored them at the swearing-in ceremony in Washington. Brandeis President Frederick M. Lawrence, who has been a member of the U.S. Supreme Court bar since 1993, welcomed the alumni to the nation’s highest court. This marked the fourth year that Brandeis has sponsored the swearing-in ceremony, a tradition started by Lawrence. Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Brandeis Honorary ’96, stopped by the ceremony to greet the group, and Ginsburg stayed on to answer some questions. Lawrence presented each lawyer with a copy of Lincoln and the Jews: A History, a new book co-authored by Jonathan D. Sarna, ’75, MA’75, the Joseph H. & Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish History at Brandeis. Frank Brandeis Gilbert, the grandson of the university’s namesake Louis D. Brandeis, an associate justice of the Supreme Court from 1916 to 1939, also was in attendance. While at the Supreme Court, the group attended the reading of four opinions, including the court’s 8-to-1 decision in favor of a Muslim woman who was denied a job at a clothing store chain because her headscarf violated the company’s “Look Policy.”

Fall Opening Luncheon & Meeting

OCTOBER 14

Hanukkah Party

NOVEMBER 16 Week

CALENDAR

2015

Prospective and New Member Brunch

AUGUST 4

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Year-to-Date Membership Directory Changes

Year-to-Date Membership New Members

Since the Membership Directory came out with the Since the Membership Directory came out with the DeDecember bulletin, the following corrections or changes cember bulletin, the following new members have joined: Nancy Bellew 9450 Springfield Ave 847-329-1246 have been made: Bernard Alper Candace J Alper

[email protected] [email protected]

Roni Bader-Tables

305-898-5754

Davya & Stanley Cohen

797-5598, D © 904-2960

Linda K & Stanford E  Cramer 11177 N Oracle Rd, #9101, OV 85737 Carol & Burt Cunin 6330 N Whaleback Pl 85750 Mary Jane Delfs 4370 N Camino Arco 85718   & Charles Hunter Deanna Evenchik 7301 N Cathedral Rock Rd 85718 Roslyn “Roz” Kroft

[email protected]

Arthur Kroft [email protected] Florence B Miller 3821 N River Hills Dr, 85750   (inadvertently left out of the Directory) 751-0335 [email protected] Carol Stern

400 S Broadway Pl #1305 85710

Christine & Robert Wohl

[email protected]

Marianne & Stuart Taussig  6155 E Avenida de Chaparrón 85750 Lisa Ungar & Dr. Robert Fridrich

[email protected]

Sondra Wikman

612-7799

Edith Zinman 6300 E Speedway Blvd #1190 85710   207-5174 [email protected]

  Evanston IL 60203 [email protected]

Sandra Bolze 1062 E Boulder Pass, OV 85755 270-1402  (Joseph) [email protected] Joseph Braziller

(see Joyce Braziller)

Lee Chutkow MD 7500 N Calle Sin Envidia, 85718 219-1775 Rita Hall (Martin) PO Box 36385 85740 297-6266 [email protected] Shirley Kroot 7441 E Calle Perpetuo 85715   (Michael) 885-8904, © 250-1390 [email protected] Myra Lipson 1495 N Sky Canyon Pl, 85745 743-3747 360-4774 [email protected] Elaine Marcus 6295 N Vía Jaspeada 85718 730-5685 [email protected] Susan Picklin 6341 N Pinnacle Ridge Dr 85718 577-1611  (Jeffrey) [email protected] Sandi Rabrich 10132 E Sabino Greens Dr, 85749 749-1746 [email protected] Hannah & 6290 E Placita Lozana 85750 585-615-8625   Arnold Rosenblatt [email protected] [email protected] Marsha & Robert 5136 N Louis River Way, 85718   Rosenblum 529-7477, 805-660-4427 [email protected] [email protected] Nadine Schacht 6555 E Valle di Cadore, 85750 529-4092 [email protected]

Deceased

Robert Gershon; Blossom Joseph; Sylvia Ulan; George Wasserman.

Leonard B Schultz 5702 E Burns St  85711 745-6199  (Sarah) [email protected] Dr. Robert D PO Box 30190  85751 299-3087  Schweizer [email protected] Sara Shifrin 7358 E Calle de la Eternidad 344-7875  85715 [email protected] Pamela Sorock 6260 N Cerrada Morena 8518 529-0466  (Robert) [email protected]

We Change People’s Lives for the Better! Our philanthropic giving for our Social Justice/Community Service efforts improves the life of the people we serve here in Tucson, changing people’s lives for the better. Likewise, our donations to Brandeis University affect the lives not only of the students and faculty at the school, but, by helping their research, improve all of our lives. Be a philanthropist. Support the Tucson Chapter of the Brandeis National Committee.

From Books to Brunch (From Books to Brunch)

The Book Depot Is the Friendliest Spot in Town You Need to Join Us to: ¤ Sort, Pack, and Unpack Books Together ¤ Shelve Books ¤ Enter Books on One of Our Five Computers ¤ Pick up Donations Around Tucson ¤ Roll up Our Sleeves and Let Down Our Hair to Raise Funds for Our Scholarship Air-conditioned Comfort — Sociability No Heavy Lifting Our hours are flexible. Help and earn points. We will hold a monthly Book Depot Sale, AND next spring, party together with a celebration brunch. Volunteers receive points toward a free brunch by chef extraordinaire Lynn Cramer Contact Rachel Barker, [email protected] or 742-3163