Our Volunteer Leadership
Temple Sinai is only as strong as its volunteers and we value them highly. In every aspect of our operations, from programs geared towards students to those for our elders; from the health of our building to the health of our budget, volunteers make it all happen. We feel it is truly important to thank them and honor them for their service. To the left, you’ll find the group of those who currently are most involved and serving on the Board of Trustees as the leadership of our congregation. Know that there are so many more than those here and we hope you’ll see your own picture here, someday.
Below, you'll find the names of our volunteer leaders and the covenant they all signed as Board members. We take these responsibilities as sacred expressions of how important to us Temple Sinai is and have a great time fulfilling them at the same time.
Officers
Steve Zales, President
Susan Brown, VP of Torah
David Fischer, VP of Communications & Technology
Marc Friedman, VP of Fundraising
Bruce Heller, VP of Finance
Wendy Lewis, VP of Tikkun Olam/K'lal Yisrael
Allan Paull, VP of Administration
Lisa Silver, VP of Member Engagement
David Swerdloff, Secretary
Susan Kostin, Immediate Past President
Human Resources Advisor
Myrna Sessa
General Legal Counsel
David M. Cohen
Temple Sinai Past Presidents
Susan Kostin
Moira Morrissey
Alan Cohen
Marc E. Friedman
Gloria Skigen
Arlene Rosen
David S. Cohen ז"ל
William F. Gilbert
Meryl Japha
Michael K. Stone
David M. Cohen
Carl E. Rosen
Paul R. Gordon
Henry P. Bubel
Edward M. Kweskin
David S. Cohen ז"ל
David Labson, ז"ל
Robert E. Eppinger, ז"ל
Ruthe Bernhard, ז"ל
Richard W. Pacter, ז"ל
Herbert B. Gabriel, ז"ל
Leon Weisburgh ז"ל
Harry B. Bernhard
Robert N. Randall, ז"ל
Richard E. Imershein ז"ל
Jack Alexander, ז"ל
Phylles Wyman
Robert L. Luery ז"ל
Arthur I. Palley, ז"ל
Jeroll R. Silverberg, ז"ל
Herbert I. Fusfeld, ז"ל
David F. Squire ז"ל
Spencer D. Oettinger ז"ל
Martin Manaly, ז"ל
William Graham, Jr. ז"ל
Harold J. Sandak, ז"ל
The Hebrew letters, ז"ל, after a person's name stand for "זכרונו לברכה" and are added to those who are no longer alive. In English, it means, "their memory should be for blessings."
Trustees
Myles Block
Elisabeth Giles
Eric Goldman
Michael Heller
Robin Himelstein
Ellen Jacobson
Barbara Kasman
Allison Lear
Aaron Levenson
Beth Levick
Michelle Poris
Mered Sliwinski
Auxiliary Representatives
Michael Kadish, Brotherhood
Liz Lebo, Sisterhood
