Moshe and Marci Adler

Moshe and Marci Adler moved to Palm Beach County in August 1981 and joined Temple Beth El the following month.
They met at the University of Florida Hillel, the Shabbat before their freshman year began in 1971m and married in 1973. Both were active on Hillel's student board. From the start, Moshe was a leader in davening and Torah reading. During their second year, Marci chaired Hillel's Sunday brunch. For two and a half years, Moshe and Marci regularly prepared all the onegs and kiddushes, and instituted a weekly Shabbat dinner program for UF students, either finding volunteers or cooking the meal themselves every Friday when school was in session.
As graduate students in 1975, they joined B'nai Israel, the conservative synagogue in Gainesville, and remained members until 1981. They continued to be active in Hillel, Marci serving several years on its community board. The brits of their sons, Michael and Matthew, took place in the UF Hillel lounge in 1978 and 1980. (Their daughter Malka was named during a special minyan held in Temple Beth El's Senter Hall in 1984.)
In 1981, Moshe completed his pediatric residency and joined The Children's Clinic in Lake Worth. The group merged into Pediatric Associates in 2000, and Moshe now is the lead physician in the group's Palm Beach Gardens office. Marci, a graduate of UF's law school, worked part-time for small law firms while the children were young, then served as a staff attorney at the State of Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal for over twenty-three years before her recent retirement.
Moshe and Marci are graduates of the Jewish Federation's 1982-83 Young Leadership Program, following which they served on several Federation committees. Moshe also served many years on the board of the Jewish Community Day School (JCDS) (n/k/a the Meyer Academy), including as treasurer, while Marci was active with Women's American ORT.
Moshe became treasurer of the temple in 1983, programming the temple's first membership database and yahrzeit program. He has served on the temple's Board most of the time since then, recently as a vice president, and has served on many committees. He has conducted services, read Torah, blown shofar, and led the grace after meals as needed. In the late 1990s, he began to be active in the Men's Club, serving as its treasurer and president. He was honored as its Man of the Year in 2008 and received is Kavod award in 2005 and 2010. He attends the morning minyan whenever he has a weekday or Sunday off. Marci chaired Sisterhood's Education Day in the 1980s and again in the1990s, and has regularly participated in Sisterhood Shabbat, often reading a Haftorah or a Torah portion. On retiring, she became more involved in Sisterhood and now serves as a co-president. Moshe and Marci are proud to have been the honorees of Temple Beth El's 2014 dinner dance.
Michael, Matthew, and Malka-graduates of the JCC pre-school, the JCDS, and the Judaica Institute-each celebrated a bar or bat mitzvah at Temple Beth El and their parties took place in Senter Hall. Moshe's father, Rev. Mordechai Adler, also celebrated his second bar mitzvah, at age 83, at Temple Beth El. Senter Hall was the setting of a private party in 2008 celebrating the out-of-state wedding of Matthew to Melinda Goodman, and one in 2011, celebrating the 60th anniversary of Marci's parents, Lou and Sandra Silbermann. Matt and Melinda, who have joined a conservative synagogue in Baltimore, MD, are now the parents of Moshe and Marci's grandchildren: Joshua, age 5, and Zachary, age 3.

Artist Craig McInnis will be teaching his "Acrylic Innovations" course. A brief description of the course can be seen below:

Students will explore numerous techniques for manipulating this challenging medium. The class will cover several blending techniques that will allow the student to achieve beautiful highlights and shadows in their work. There will also be time spent on alternative practices that are "outside of the box" or unconventional - practices that Craig has developed over the past 20+ years. The class will also shine light on painting basics including mixing, mediums and color theory.

                                                             

Next date: November 8th

We are delighted to announce that we have completed all registration, flights, and hotel arrangements for the 2017 AIPAC Policy Conference in Washington D.C.,

(leaving Friday March 24th and returning Tuesday March 28th)

 

Attention Temple Beth EL Teenagers and

parents of post Bar/Bat Mitzvah Teenagers!!! 

With the very generous contribution from the Temple Beth Zion Foundation, we are delighted to be able to offer funding for a limited amount of Temple Beth El teenagers to attend this meaningful conference. Spaces will be given out on a first come first served basis.   Reserve your spot today with a total cost of $400!

Please call the office at 561-833-0339.

(This is guaranteed to sell out due to limited availability). 

 Back by popular demand, the conference will be chaperoned by Ilan and Cantor Jenna. 

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