The Charlotte Jewish News - October 2014 - Page 12
Levine Jewish Community Center Job Posting:
Senior and Adult Program Director
Full Time
The Senior and Adult Program Direetor is responsible to plan,
eoordinate, and supervise a variety of senior and adult programs
and aetivities as well as manage both the grant and budget
proeesses. The sueeessflil eandidate will have a Baehelor’s Degree
(Gerontology preferred), experienee in this or a related field, and
the appropriate interpersonal and eommunieation skill sets. Must
be able to work a flexible work sehedule ineluding some evenings
and weekends.
Contaet: Karen Maniloff at Karen.maniloff@charlottejee.org
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Legacy Profile
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Staci and Darren Mond;ST®RK
Staci and Darren Mond are
among the 248 individuals and
families in our community who
have created 489 unique legacy
gifts to support its future. Please
take the time to read their story
and thank them for their generos
ity. It is our hope that you will be
inspired and encouraged to think
about how you can create your
own Jewish legacy.
By Staci Mond
Darren grew up in Charlotte
and has been aetively involved in
its Jewish eommunity all his life.
His parents, Irving and Rita, were
raised in religious households and
were very aetive in the Charlotte
Jewish eommunity. He attended
Temple Israel for presehool, reli
gious sehool, and his Bar Mitz-
vah. Whereas I grew up in
Wiehita, KS, and was fortunate to
be involved in my Conservative
synagogue. My parents, Jerrold
and Barbara, grew up with a
strong eommitment to Jewish
eommunity life. Having role mod
els like our parents, it was easy for
Darren and me to jump in and be-
eome aetive with our family on
Shalom Park.
We were married at Temple Is
rael where our ehildren’s naming
and bris eeremonies took plaee.
Our family is deeply rooted in the
many aetivities at the Levine Jew
ish Community Center. The Char
lotte Jewish Presehool provided
our ehildren an exeellent eduea-
tional foundation for Jewish life.
The temples provide us with our
spiritual guidanee while Jewish
Family Serviees provides eommu
nity outreaeh to those in need.
Through the years, Charlotte’s
Jewish eommunity has been a
great souree of joy, eomfort, and
support, espeeially with the deaths
of our parents. We have experi-
eneed many milestones and are
looking forward to joyful simehas
ineluding the Bat and Bar Mitz-
vahs of our ehildren.
We often ask ourselves, what
would we do without all the Jew
ish aetivities for our kids in Char
lotte? It is important to us to keep
them engaged so they grow up to
lead produetive, healthy lives with
a firm Jewish identity. To this en
deavor we stay very aetive with
many organizations on Shalom
Park and expose our ehildren to a
variety of opportunities. We keep
them involved with religious and
eultural events throughout the
year.
For us, leaving a legaey gift is
a way of saying thank you and en
suring that our ehildren (and
hopefully their ehildren) will eon-
tinue to have a plaee that helps
foster their Jewish identity. Even
if our ehildren deeide to leave
Charlotte, we are happy knowing
we have made a differenee in our
Jewish eommunity. Leaving a
legaey gift is an exeellent way for
us to help sustain a sound Jewish
eommunity to support future gen
erations. We appreeiate all the
things that have been provided for
us by others and want to do our
part so that our ehildren and oth
ers ean have the same Jewish ex-
perienees in the years to eome. ^
Our Jewish Community’s
Newest Legacy Donors
The following individuals/families have reeently informed our eom
munity, through Foundation for the Charlotte Jewish Community
(FCJC) or one of the ten Create Your Jewish Legaey eommunity part
ners, that they have ereated a legaey gift to support the future of Char
lotte’s Jewish eommunity. Some are ereating legaey gifts for the first
time while others have added new organizations to their previously ere
ated legaey plans. There are now 248 individuals/families throughout
our Jewish eommunity who have ineluded a loeal Jewish organization
in their legaey plans ereating 489 unique legaeies. We thank our newest
legaey donors and weleome them into our eommunity’s Book of Life
Soeiety. ^
Laura and Marc Lewin
Marcia and Paul Simon
Eric and Joanna Wisotsky
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Jewish War
Veterans
Meet in
Charlotte
Are you a Jewish veteran living
in the greater Meeklenburg area?
Or do you know a loeal Jewish
veteran who served in the military
for the US or Israel? Spread the
word and join us. The Hornet’s
Nest Jewish War Veterans Post
765 meets on the fourth Sunday of
the month. Commander Barry
Ross, USA (ret) invites all Jewish
veterans eommunity wide to at
tend a meeting. Consider joining
and make a patriotie differenee in
the lives of ehildren, other veter
ans and the eommunity. Join
Barry and other veterans at Tem
ple Beth El, Sunday, Oetober 26
from 10-11:30 AM. Contaet Barry
Ross at 704-607-5304 or jwv-
post765@gmail.eom or Eileen
Sehwartz at 704-962-1868 for
more information. ^