Free and Open to the Community! Montefiore presents: The Remembering Project, an oral history video highlighting holocaust survivor experiences Tuesday, January 13, at 7 p.m. P lease join us on Tuesday, January 13, at 7 p.m., in Montefiore’s Maltz Auditorium (One David N. Myers Parkway, Beachwood) for a screening and panel discussion of The Remembering Project, an oral history video highlighting holocaust survivor experiences. Throughout the interviewing, videotaping and editing process, David Corty, a recent Beachwood High School graduate; Jordan Chessin, a freshman at Ohio State University Montefiore residents Marvin and Irene and recent Solon High School graduate; Abby Weiner recall their link to the Holocaust Kagan, a sophomore at Shaker Heights High with The Digital Mosaic CEO and founder School; Sam Royer, a senior at St. Ignatius Natalie Bauman and student participant High School; and Guenevere Logan, a junior at Guenevere Logan. Orange High School, engaged with Holocaust survivors at Montefiore and throughout opportunity for teenagers to discuss firsthand accounts of the Holocaust. Participants include Mike Pupa, Alex Zelczer, Roni Berenson, Irene Weiner, and her husband, Marvin Weiner. The Remembering Project was directed by chief storyteller Natalie Bauman of Sunrise Sunset Documentaries, which is now The Digital Mosaic. Our sincere thanks to the 2014 Saltzman Youth Panel of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland for its generous support of The Remembering Project. For more information, contact Susan Lieberman, director of marketing and public relations, at 216.910.2647 or slieberman@montefiorecare.org. JFSA Names Mike Klein 2014 Recipient of the Norman J. Danzig Memorial Award ewish Family Service Association is pleased to announce Mike Klein as the recipient of the 2014 Norman J. Danzig Memorial Award. This award, named in honor of former JFSA Board Member Norman J. Danzig (of blessed memory), is presented to a leader of the agency who has displayed an exemplary commitment to the community and the promise of continued leadership. Klein was recently appointed to the JFSA Board in 2013, having previously served as a board member and officer of PLAN of Northeast Ohio. His work with the development of the Cognitive Enhancement Therapy (CET) program at PLAN led to the establishment of the Center for Cognition and Recovery, LLC, JFSA’s newest affiliate, which has successfully expanded to 30 different sites in 10 states. He now serves as the chair of its board of managers. Klein is also a member of the JFSA Care at Home Committee and the Finance Committee, and has agreed to take on a new role as assistant treasurer of the JFSA board of directors. In the general community, Klein serves as a committee member for Growth Capital Corporation and as an cccounting advisory board member for Cleveland State University. He is a partner at Ciuni & Panichi, an audit and accounting organization, and heads up the firm’s Not-For-Profit Group. Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland, a private non-profit organization, serves to strengthen families and individuals in both the Jewish and general communities in Northeast Ohio. Guided by traditional Jewish values of communal responsibility and social justice, JFSA is committed to enhancing every individual’s ability to thrive in our community. For more information about services, go to www.jfsa-cleveland.org. J A Thanksgiving Celebration hanks to a generous grant from the Legacy Heritage Fund, Gross Schechter Day School seventh and eighth grade students are participating in “Better Together,” an exciting year-long, inter-generational visitation program. As an extension to the program, students shared a wonderful Thanksgiving celebration with Menorah Park residents. The Menorah Park seniors were warmly greeted by the school’s early childhood students prior to watching an Early Childhood Center Thanksgiving program consisting of songs and poems. Next, the seniors connected seventhand eighth-grade students to make “what I am thankful for” centerpieces. Finally, students and residents joined together to enjoy a Thanksgiving feast, creating a memorable experience for all. Pictured: Ari Sokol, David Israelstam, Thelma Speert and Zach Carno-Harf. Harold Schwartz, Judaic Studies teacher Dan Weiss and Mathew Friedman. T January 2015 n Beachwood Buzz 51