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Holocaust survivors from the Gural JCC attended the dinner. Standing from left Helen Sender, Renee Levy, Rae Gleitman, Yoli Goodman, Rose Moscowitz, JCC social worker Lisa Barnett, Cesia Tau, Sheila Troyetsky, Betty Weintraub, Arthur Greenbaum, an unidentified person, JCC social worker Judy Goldberg, Tova Eyal, Leah Goldberg and Bernie Igielski. Sitting Martin Pariser and Erica Drellich.
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The Gural JCC honored five people at its annual dinner on May 30. From left Stephanie Ulmer, Ilan and Amy Mosery, Perri Kaye and Ric Michel.
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Gural JCC Associate Executive Director Stacey Feldman, center, with Lenore Davis, left, and Cedarhurst Trustee Myrna Zisman.
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Joel Block, the most recent former Gural JCC executive director, with Cedarhurst Trustee and longtime JCC supporter Myrna Zisman.
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When people are in need and problems need to solved there are certain people who dive in and help. In the Jewish culture it is called ba’alei chesed, being kind, considerate and giving. At the 16th annual Marion & Aaron Gural JCC fundraising gala, five people who comport themselves in that manner were honored at the Mansion at Lawrence on May 30.
Amy and Ilan Mosery are the Gural JCC People of the Year, Ric Michel was presented with the Harrison-Kerr Community Achievement Award and Perri Kaye and Stephanie Ulmer both received the Chesed Award.
The Harrison-Kerr Family Campus at 140 Central Ave., Lawrence, was dedicated and Lawrence resident Ben Brafman served as the event’s emcee.
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