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January 2017
Programs at Montefiore
Caregiver Education and Support Group
Tuesdays, January 3 and February 7 · 5-6 pm at Montefiore
Free and Open to the Community
Feeling burnt out from caregiver stress or alone in your journey
with no one to lean on? Do you have questions about what is coming
next and how to deal with it?
Montefiore's monthly Caregiver Education and Support Group
will provide tips on how to cope and how to receive support as a
caregiver.
This program is presented by Dementia Expert Dr. Lori Stevic-Rust,
ABPP, Clinical Health Psychologist and dementia program advisor for
Montefiore and The Weils.
To RSVP or for more information, contact Kristen Morelli, memory care
program manager, at 216.910.2323 or kmorelli@montefiorecare.org.
Journey rough Grief,
A Six-Week Bereavement Support Group
Tuesdays, January 10 February 14 · 3:30 · 5 pm at Montefiore
Free and Open to the Community
Facilitated by Miriam Katz, LISW-S, participants will be assisted in
in the grieving process. For more information or to register, please
call Miriam at 216.910.2796 or email at mkatz@montefiorecare.org.
Beachwood Arts Council
invites you to a end
The Pop Tarts Concert
Sunday, February 5, 2017
2 - 3 pm
Beachwood Community Center
Enjoy a musical afternoon of Swinging 60s songs performed by
four groovy chicks who sing in perfect harmony. Dressed in matching
60s outfits, the Pop Tarts sing the most popular hits that were sung
by female pop stars and groups during that era.
JFSA New Board Members
On November 30, Jewish Family Services Association elected the
following three community leaders to serve a three-year term on its
board of directors:
Gary Bilchik returns to the board after a one-
year hiatus. He was first appointed to the board in
1991. Over the years, he has served on several com-
mittees, including Ascentia, MRDD Endowment
and the Human Resource committee. Bilchik is an
attorney with Benesch, Friedland, Coplan & Aronoff,
LLP. He and his wife, Janice, live in Beachwood.
Richard Halle is semi-retired, having served as
CEO of Robert Levin Carpet and most recently as an
agent for Arnold J. Eisenberg, Inc. Commercial Real
Estate. He formerly served as a board member of
Council Gardens, and has enthusiastically volun-
teered for the past three years in JFSA's Mitzvah Day
holiday, distributing gift bags to isolated seniors. He
and his wife, Wendy, live in Beachwood.
Dara Yanowitz is a full-time community vol-
unteer in the Jewish community. She is cur-
rently a vice chair for the Campaign for Jewish
Needs, and is the immediate past chair of the
Allocations Committee for the Jewish Federa-
tion of Cleveland. At this time, she serves on the
boards of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland,
Jewish Education Center of Cleveland, The Gross
Schechter Day School and Menorah Park. She and
her husband, Alan, live in Beachwood.
Favorite Melodies
from Broadway
and Opera
On Sunday, January 22, Fairmount Temple Adult Cultural Arts
Series invites the community to attend Favorite Melodies from Broad-
way and Opera, performed by Red Campion, an energetic, five-per-
son, vocal chamber music ensemble from Northeast Ohio.
Enjoy drinks and appetizers in the Fairmount Temple foyer at 4:15
pm, followed at 5 pm by the musical performance. Dinner will be
served at 6:15 pm, after the program. Registration deadline is January
13. To register or for more information, contact Susan Namen at
216.464.0607.
Cultural Arts Series co-chairs are Bernice and Lloyd Goldman, Joan
and Mort Rogoff, and Ilene and Allan Schwartz. This program is made
possible through the generosity of the Max and Ella Green Fund.
Wishes you a happy, healthy
and safe 2017