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Welcome to our new Board of Directors!
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Message from President, Joe Pereles- 2011 Annual Meeting
Dear Fellow Congregants,
Thank you for installing me as Congregation Shaare Emeth’s 52nd President.
One person really deserves my thanks and that is my wife Brenda. Had I not been in line for this position, there is no doubt in my mind that Brenda would be president of some St. Louis not for profit organization whose name I will not mention. Brenda, however, said that the Pereles family can have only one serving president at a time. Thank you Brenda for putting the temple first.
Last year Rabbi Goldstein asked a very pertinent question: Why would someone want to serve as a board member or officer of a temple? Let me answer that question.
I have been lucky in my life to have been associated with 2 wonderful humanitarian organizations. The first is the American Red Cross. I have been a Red Cross volunteer for over 25 years and currently serve as a Vice Chair of the National Board of Governors. I believe that the Red Cross is America’s greatest humanitarian organization. The 2nd organization is Temple Shaare Emeth, a great St. Louis humanitarian organization. Both the Red Cross and Temple Shaare Emeth are available to those in need 365 days/year and 24/hours a day, 7/days a week. Both provide services without asking for anything in return. Both are there in good times; for the Red Cross, it’s providing life saving blood or teaching CPR classes that might end up saving a life and for the temple, it’s providing a room at the inn or having a rabbi officiate at a wedding or bar or bat mitzvah. But more importantly, both organizations are there for the tough times; floods and fires for the Red Cross; life cycle events and spiritual enrichment for Shaare Emeth.
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Joe Pereles |
Greg Yawitz 1st Vice President |
Sharol Brickman Vice President |
Jim Kalishman Vice President |
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Laura Kaplan Vice President |
Jonathan Sachs Vice President |
Bonnie Solomon Vice President |
John Corn Secretary |
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Bill Livingston |
Robert Tucker Asst. Treasurer |
Ken Kleban Member at Large |
Ken Birenbaum Immed. Past Pres. |
| Holly Bernstein | Rob Bohm | Darcy Glidewell | Ted Houser | Felice Joyce |
| Melissa Kantrovitz | Beth Kodner | Mike Lefton | Beth Manlin | Joanne Mishkin |
| Eunice Reichman | Marissa Rosen | David Segal | Jill Solomon | Bob Taxman |
| Josh Wallach | Brad Worth |
Ruth Rockmore Honorary Life Board Member |
| Ken Birenbaum | Robert A. Cohn | Patricia Croughan | Charles Eisenkramer II | Harris Frank |
| Robert Frey | Michael Geigerman | Kenneth Kleban | Sanford Lebman | Joy Liss |
| Carl Moskowitz | Bernard Pasternak | Steve Rosen | Alice Schwartz | Charles Werner |
| Martin Zigler |