JANUARY 2016  | SHEVAT 5776
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PHOTO ALBUMS!

Great pics from our Alumni Reunions + Events
 
CLASS MEMORIES SLIDESHOWS
2015-16

2014-15
*Class of '89: Past Reunions

2013-14
*Class of '88: 5, 10 & 20

REUNION SLIDESHOWS
2015-16
*Class of '90 | 25 Year Reunion

2014-15
*Class of '10 | 5 Year Reunion
*Class of '89 | 25 Year Reunion
*Classes of '05, '00, '95 | 10, 15, 20 Reunion
*Classes of '85 &'75 | 30 & 40 Reunion 
*Classes of '65 and '54 &'55 | 50 and 60 Reunion 

2013-14:
*Classes '04, '99, '94 | 10, 15, 20 Reunion
*Class of '88 | 25 Year
*Classes of '84, '79, '74, '69, '64 | 30, 35, 40, 45 50 Reunion
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We dedicate this edition of the Alumni eNews to the memory of two of our young alumni who recently passed away, 
Judah Aaron Marans '06 and 
Daniella Nechama Moffson '12.

  
We also take a moment to recognize each of our alumni who passed away in the past several months. We fondly remember each of them and recognize their contributions as members of our school community.  May each of their memories be a blessing.

Jules Gelber '59
Paulette (Grossman) Papilsky '61
Jane (Blechner) Bressler '62
Michael Sigall '62
Barbara Loewenthal '82
Ehud Havazelet '73
Yehuda Bayme '02
Chesed is an integral part of life at Ramaz. In high school, it is the sophomore Chesed Program that lays the foundation for students' ongoing involvement in volunteer programs and initiatives during high school and beyond. Recently, senior Abbey Lepor '16 spoke to a group of parents about her project--everyone was touched by her experience.  Abbey began her sophomore year serving lunch to the elderly every Sunday with Met Council.  She also helped coordinate the Chanukah and Purim activities at her shul, Sutton Place Synagogue.  While 
those projects were meaningful, they were not close to her heart.  After speaking with her mother about one of her patients who was wheelchair bound and loved to play tennis, Abbey decided that she wanted to combine one of her passions--tennis--with her chesed project. Abbey began volunteering at the Wheelchair Sports Federation in their tennis program. At first she was a "ball girl," picking up balls for players to maximize their playing time on the court. Over time, Abbey developed relationships with the players on the court and assisted them. One day she was asked to fill in for one of the players with the condition that she played in a wheelchair. Eventually she was asked to coach the players on the beginner's court in the spring of her sophomore year, and the following November, she became certified in coaching wheelchair tennis. Abbey still volunteers every Sunday. As Abbey shared, "It can be difficult finding chesed projects that are a best match, or to think that these chesed contributions won't make a difference.  But for someone out there, they mean the world and I have gained much more than what I have given with my time." 

CHESED EVENT TO HONOR MEMORY OF ALUMNI
On Sunday, January 31 the Ramaz Alumni Association will partner with DOROT for their Winter Package Delivery program.  We dedicate this event in memory of Yehuda Bayme '02, Judah Marans '06, and Daniella Moffson '12 -- Ramaz alumni who embodied the characteristics of kindness and giving. We will have the opportunity to bring food packages to DOROT clients and visit with them.  Join us for an alumni breakfast and then bring a friend and spend a couple of hours brightening the day of someone in our community.  It will be a true chesed and worth your time. Click HERE to register for the event.

Warmly,
 
Lauren Katz
Director of Alumni Relations		Kenny Rochlin '86
Director of Institutional Advancement

ALUMNI CAREER DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
As we continue to look for ways to create meaningful connections among our alumni community, we're excited to announce the launch of the Ramaz Alumni Career Development Network.  This pilot program will provide college-age alumni with the opportunity to apply for internships as well as mentoring opportunities offered by Ramaz alumni and current parents.
In the past, the Ramaz Alumni Association has made introductions and connections between our college-age alumni with our network of 
industry leaders. Now, we are excited to launch a more formalized pilot program for our alumni community and hope you will participate.

HOW IT WORKS:
We encourage companies, large and small, as well as individuals, non-profits, and government agencies to offer positions and learning experiences. The hours and duration of the internship are determined by the employer and the positions may be paid or unpaid, depending on the type of opportunity and work required.  We encourage college-age alumni to let us know what type of internships they are seeking. 
With the information provided, we will introduce alumni to potential employers. Alumni employers are not obligated to hire college-age alumni, but we hope our graduates will stand out among the crowd! 

Internship/Job Seekers: click HERE to complete a brief form telling us about yourself and the position you are seeking. Form due by February 19.
Alumni Employers: click HERE to complete a brief form describing the position(s) you have available.  Form due by February 19.

ALUMNI AROUND SCHOOL
This past December we were lucky to have a handful of alumni come back to Ramaz for a visit.

Our first guest was Eytan Hyman '75 who attended Ramaz from 1962 - 1967 prior to his family moving to Israel.  Eytan's visit to the Ramaz Lower School on Friday, December 11, was his first time back at the school since he left nearly 50 years ago.  As Eytan shared, "The visit was very moving for me and the Oneg {program} was wonderful. I was really made to feel welcome."

Eytan lives in Kfar Vradmim, located in the Western Galilee of Israel. He is an economist working at Nativ Systems, where he advises municipalities on how to manage their budgets, in particular in the area of education. 

The following week, Eytan came back to Ramaz for another visit and helped identify several classmates in his 1st grade class photo.  It was amazing to watch his face light up and listen to the stories of fellow classmates. 


Later in the month, Yael Magid '12 and Suri Bandler '12 came to the Upper School to visit former faculty. It was fun to bump into them and we were so happy that they both came back to let us know how they are doing. After graduation, Yael spent a year studying at Migdal Oz and then served in the IDF for a year.  She's now a student at University of Maryland. Suri spent her Gap Year in Sherut Leumi and is now at MIT majoring in mathematical studies and computer science.

 
 
Professor Adam Ferziger '82 of Israel's Bar-Ilan University served as the scholar-in-residence at KJ for the Shabbat of December 18-19. Adam spoke Friday evening following a festive Shabbat dinner, delivered the sermon Saturday morning, gave a shiur before mincha, and spoke following Seudat Shlishit. All were well received by the community and it was a treat to have one of our alumni come back to KJ.
 
As Adam shared: "Ramaz taught us to love all Jews, to form a deep connection to the State of Israel, and of course, to recognize that "menschlichkeit"­- moral fortitude and humanity--is a prerequisite for "Godliness." The KJ/Ramaz community that welcomed me so warmly during my visit--Rabbi Haskel Lookstein and his outstanding rabbinical colleagues, the incoming Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, former schoolmates, old and new friends--continues to grow in the spirit of these ideals. It was especially gratifying to witness the considerable interest and appreciation for research and teaching cultivated in Bar-Ilan University, an institution in which Rabbi Joseph Lookstein and KJ played key leadership roles during its first decades."
 
Adam holds the Rabbi SR Hirsch Chair in the Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry at Bar-Ilan University. He has lectured and published extensively on Jewish religious denominations, modern Jewish identity, the history of the modern rabbinate, American Orthodoxy, and the encounter between halakhah and contemporary social realities. His most recent work is Beyond Sectarianism: The Realignment of American Orthodox Judaism. Adam and his wife Dr. Naomi Ferziger, along with their six children, live in Kfar Saba.   

 
COLLEGE AGE ALUMNI
Congratulations to Gabe L. '15 and Eddie M. '15 who participated in their Tekes Hashba'ah on Wednesday, January 6. We are proud of their accomplishments and are appreciative of their serving in Tzahal. 


A week later our Gap Year and College-Age alumni came together for the annual gathering in Israel held at Beit Avi Chai. Rabbi Shlomo Stochel spent the week visiting our alumni on their Gap Year programs and hosted the reunion with close to 30 students this past Thursday evening.

As Gabriel Roth '15 shared, "Our meeting at Orayta with Rabbi Stochel was amazing. We spoke for three hours about everything from our time in Ramaz to our daily learning in yeshiva. It was really nice to be able to tell him how much, in retrospect, we appreciate what we got out of Ramaz and he was able to tell us how proud he is of us for having grown so much in yeshiva. It was really nice to relay our experience to someone who knows us so well from four years of high school. The reunion was great. Even though we're all in Israel, it was really a treat to see everyone together. It was nice to catch up and see how easily we mesh together just like when we were in high school. It wasn't long before we started playing hackey sack like the good ole days in Ramaz.  :) "
RAMAZ ANNUAL DINNER

The 79th Ramaz Annual Dinner was an evening of celebration among our entire community.  We are proud to share the following video and photo recap from the event where we officially welcomed Rabbi Eric Grossman, our new head of school, and recognized Mr. Rudy Arjune, our Lower School superintendent who is retiring after 33 years of dedicated service to Ramaz and KJ.

Please enjoy the video and slideshow from the evening where we celebrated the greatness of our students and put on display what makes a Ramaz education unique in the yeshiva world--Ramaz opens doors to new possibilities, experiences, talents, and lessons. What an evening!



We are so proud of our students who all demonstrate their unique gifts as innovators, Israel activists, doers of chesed and most of all, menschen.

SLIDESHOW: Click HERE for photo highlights from the entire evening and to see pictures of alumni at the dinner.

VIDEO: Click HERE for clips of the evening or watch and download the full video.

YOUR GENEROSITY IS APPRECIATED: Thank you to all who have already donated to this year's 2015/2016 Annual Campaign.  Click the link to see the list of alumni donors. As always, thank you for being part of the Ramaz family and supporting our school. 

The Annual Campaign and Alumni Appeal continue through June 2016. Click HERE to make a contribution.



CLASS NOTES
BIRTHS
Sharon (Finer) Ben-Avraham '69 & Yoel Ben-Avraham, on the birth of a grandson Noam Yitzchak, to Hadas & Matti Ben-Avraham
Karyl & Asher Miller '70, on the birth of their third grandchild Shaina Michal, to their children Lauren and David Kohn
Amy Shapiro & Daniel Bursky '86, on the birth of their daughter
Daniella Fuchs & Jeffrey Wechselblatt '89, on the birth of their daughter
Shuly & Josh Prager '89, on the birth of their daughter Ella Vita
Zeldie & Benjie Henner '90, on the birth of their son
Lauren & Sam Rascoff '91, on the birth of their daughter Joely Elizabeth
Melissa (Zimmern) Schwartz '93 & Marc Schwartz, on the birth of their daughter Elise Riley
Amy (Gross) Kirschenbaum '94 & David Kirschenbaum, on the birth of their son, and to grandparents Georgie (Kleinhaus) Gross '65 & Steve Gross '64
Rebecca Gerr & Jesse Grauman '95, on the birth of their son Adin Lior
Alexandra & Daniel Gohari '97, on the birth of their son Zachary
Abigail (Malen) Moskovits '98 & Hillel Moskovits, on the birth of their son Amyah Gavriel
Leslie Spitalnick '99 & Joshua Kaplan, on the birth of their son Marshal David
Rebecca (Tenenbein) Weitman '99 & Aaron Weitman, on the birth of their son Gabriel Ethan
Miriam (Holtz) Craimer '00 & Shalom Craimer, on the birth of their daughter Amalia
Racheli & Etan Epstein '01, on the birth of their son Mordechai
Jennifer (Rubin) Raskas '01 & Mordechai Raskas, on the birth of their son
Hillary & Yosef Feldstein '02, on the birth of a daughter Emma Pearl (Emunah Perel)
Lauren (Miller) Kelin '02 & Avi Kelin, on the birth of their daughter Orli Rachel
Anna (Kohanski) Mason '02 & John Mason, on the birth of their daughter Isabelle Rose
Talia (Fox) Shulman '02 & Abe Shulman '98, on the birth of their son
Anna (Propp) Riesenberg '02 & Gedaliah Riesenberg, on the birth of their twins Effie Aurora (Efrat Orah) and Ezekiel "Zeke" Propp (Yechezkel Sender)
Rebecca Miller '03 & Joshua Levine '03, on the birth of their daughter Elizabeth Rose
Jennifer (Guttman) Ben Shimol '04 & Ron Ben Shimol, on the birth of their son
Marissa (Rosenberg) Berg '04 & Zack Berg '04, on the birth of their son William (Zev Hershel)
Ashira Lubkin & Alan Feder '04, on the birth of their son
Rachel & Bradley Hercman '04, on the birth of their twin daughters
Tali (Goldberg) Pines '04 & Justin Pines, on the birth of their daughter Olivia Charlotte
Ariana (Epstein) Reich '04 & Adam Reich '04, on the birth of their son
Elianna (Sable) Kaye '04 & Yoel  Kaye, on the birth of their daughter Goldy Elissa; and to grandparents Debbie & David Sable '71
Rachel (Trager ) Sales '04 & Ben Sales, on the birth of their son Dov Alexander
Shoshana & Raffi Magid '05, on the birth of their son Noam Yehoshua
Lindsay & Alex Meirowitz '05, on the birth of their son Jack Brian
Amanda & Isaac Benishai '06, on the birth of their daughter Grace Alexandra
Becky & Micah Epstein '06, on the birth of their daughter Shayna
Katie (Wolfson) Hoffman '06 & Eitan Hoffman, on the birth of their son William Oliver
Dani (London) Salzberg '06 & Jeremy Salzberg, on the birth of their son William
Elianna (Pollak) Mitnick '08 & Chaim Mitnick, on the birth of their daughter Yakira Leah
 
ENGAGEMENTS
Judy & Michael Goldrich '80, on the engagement of their son David to Samara Dennis
Saralee & Paul Shrell-Fox '82, on the engagement of their son Maayan to Sharon Granner
Pamela Mirels '00, on her engagement to Joshua Kiman
Kelly Schwab '03, on her engagement to Jason Kroll
William Kukin '04, on his engagement to Rebecca Siegel
Danielle Miller '04, on her engagement to Adam Pickman; and to parents Cindy (Helfer) Miller '79 & Bruce Miller '78
Barry Berger '05, on his engagement to Ayelet Notis
Kate Gribetz '05, on her engagement to Eric Englander
Jason Katz '05, on his engagement to Elaine Gottesman
Talia Hurwich '05, on her engagement to Eli Feinbook
Liane Graham '06, on her engagement to David Levy
Leah Hurwich '06, on her engagement
Nina Kirschenbaum '06, on her engagement to Ofek Gradshtaen
Roselyn Kellen '07 & Brad Stanger '07, on their engagement
Ilana Foni '09, on her engagement to Ike Newman
Jason Brecher '10, on his engagement to Gaby Rubin
Zeva Epstein '10, on her engagement to Noah Adelsberg
Mindie Erreich '10 & Jonathan Davis '09, on their engagement
Davida Herschkopf '10, on her engagement to Ari Rosenstrauch
Danielle Reisman '10, on her engagement to Yair Moses
Uri Segelman '10, on his engagement to Yael Cohen
Chantal Low '11, on her engagement to JJ Katz
Zahava Presser '12, on her engagement to Sam Michaelson
 
WEDDINGS
Linda (Catalan) Sklar '76 & Alan  Sklar, on the marriage of their daughter Jenny to Eric Winters
Sharon (Goldfarb) Zimmerman '81 & Eric Zimmerman, on the marriage of their daughter Ayelet
Alyson Krause '98, on her marriage to Jeffrey Chiaie
Lisa Safdieh '98, on her marriage to Sharone Levy
Jonathan Roshanzamir '00, on his marriage to Ashely Erenfrid
Michael Gurock '01, on his marriage to Elise Bolno
Rebecca Rapoport '04, on her marriage to Moshe Billet
Danielle Sassoon '04, on her marriage to Adam Katz
Malya Schulman '05, on her marriage to Yoel Vogel
Stanley Rothman '06, on his marriage to Dara Maidenbaum
Joshua (Abbaleh) Savitt '06, on his marriage to Simona Caplan
Caroline Trencher '06 & Noam Capser '06, on their marriage
Aviva Tobin-Hess '07, on her marriage to Rafi Lipschitz
Frances Adams '09, on her marriage to Bobby Cohen
Sam Cappell '10, on his marriage to Leora Silber
Sarah Epstein '11, on her marriage to Brian Fromm
 
MAZAL TOV...
Daniel Brown '89, on being named Pro Bono partner at Sheppard Mullin
Aviya Kushner '91, on The Grammar of God being named one of "Publisher's Weekly" Top 10 Religion Stories of 2015
Ethan Stein '10, On receiving the Richard Kaufman '58 Memorial Prize for Leadership and Academic Excellence from Brandeis University


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IN-AND-OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
Each week Rabbi Eric Grossman, Ramaz's new Head of School, shares his reflections on the classroom and other happenings at Ramaz in the weekly Zmail bulletin.  Below is his most recent article.

A LIVING LEGACY OF CHESED | Monday, January 18
 
As I pored over the news reports that appeared this weekend in the wake of the tragic death of our alumna, Daniella Moffson z''l, I saw her spirit already spreading goodness in the world. For the longest time, and at an increasing rate over the past few years, news outlets have published articles and press about the moral failings of Orthodox Jews. But here, plastered across the papers, was the image of a young woman who represented only the best of our Modern Orthodox values: chesed, tzedakah, kindness, charity to all, Jew and non-Jew alike. Featured prominently in these pieces were pictures of her community - our community - coming together in solidarity and prayer, committed to continuing her good works. Mentioned time and again was how her teachers, rabbis, and peers at Ramaz and KJ were the very people who inspired her to live a life of goodness and giving.
 
I received an email from a parent last week with the subject line, "What it's all about." Attached to the email was a recording of her child, in the Ramaz nursery, reciting the Modeh Ani prayer upon awaking in the morning. I have mentioned before in my writings to the Ramaz community that Modeh Ani is the prayer I recite with the most kavanah, the tefillah upon which I meditate most deeply and that is the subject of my greatest concentration. Modeh Ani is the ultimate expression of gratitude; with its words we begin our day, before we even leave our beds:

I offer thanks to You, living and eternal King, for You have mercifully restored my soul within me; great is your faith! 

The most powerful moment for me at the funeral on Friday was when Daniella's father shared with us that her alarm clock played Modeh Ani every morning. How profoundly painful that the prayer thanking God for the daily restoration of the soul was the wake up call for one whose soul was so suddenly torn from her body.
 
This is a difficult week to feel gratitude. Gratitude is the feeling of having everything we need, we want, and more. As our forefather Jacob declared (Gen. 33:11), "...yesh li kol - I have everything." We cannot feel this week that we have everything, for we have lost so much. We have lost so much joy, so much goodness. We have lost a precious part of who we are in the loss of Daniella Moffson.
 
The Modeh Ani ends with a strange locution: while we would expect the prayer to speak of our faith in God who, ultimately, is responsible for giving us life, instead it speaks of God's faith in us -"Your faith is great." It is us in whom God has faith, and upon whom He relies to perpetuate chesed and goodness in His world. 
 
And for this we can be grateful this week. We can be grateful for living in such a deeply good and supportive community driven by Torah values of kindness towards others in the name of the Almighty. In our coming together around the Moffson family and in our collective pledges to continue her legacy, we have shown our faith in Daniella, her values, and in God. We are grateful to have had such a person among us to inspire us to be better people and better Jews.
 
I have already received countless emails from students, alumni, and members of our community with suggestions for communal acts of righteousness, chesed, in Daniella's name. The Talmud in Brachot 18a tells us, "...the righteous, even after their death, are called living." Through her righteous life, Daniella continues to live within us. May her memory be a blessing.

Click HERE to read past "reflections" from Rabbi Grossman.

UPCOMING EVENTSupcomingeventsanchor
NEW YORK AREA
ADVERTISING | MARKETING | PR NETWORKING EVENT

Tuesday, January 26, 2016 | 6:30 pm

475 5th Avenue, 19th Floor

RSVP by January 24: www.bit.ly/jannetworkingnite 

 

PROGRAM | MDC Partners

David Doft, CFO

Amie Miller, SVP Director of Talent Development

 

COMMITTEE:  CHAIR: David Doft; HOSTS: Yael (Silver) Baker '95, Jason Edelman '09, Natan Edelsburg '06, Danny Essner '96, Alex Flax '01, Adam Flomenbaum '06, Michael Frankel '99, Alexandra Gross '07, Marshall Haber '00, Matthew Hiltzik '90, Etana Kenter '07, Dara Lehon '92, David Novich '94, Olivia Oshry '09, Ariel Rosenberg '10, Gideon Schon '07, Abbe (Ruttenberg) Serphos '86 Daniel Tauber '91, Rachel Wachtel '05, Maura Weiss '06, and Liza Wolf '98 

 
HAVDALAH & ICE SKATING WITH THE RABBIS:
Rabbi Eric Grossman, Head of School
Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, Senior Rabbi of KJ
Saturday, February 6 at 7:30 pm
Wollman Rink, Central Park

Rabbi Eric Grossman and Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz invite the entire Ramaz/KJ community for a special post-Shabbat evening of singinig, skating, and snacking.  Don't miss out on a beautiful havdalah service and performance by the Ramaz Chorus.

COST: includes skate rentals, hot chocolate, and snacks
$50 for families (mom, dad, and kids)
$20 per single person 13 and over
$10 per single person 12 and under (must be accompanied by an adult)

CLICK HERE to RSVP for the festivities.
 
RAMAZ PARENTS COUNCIL
SPRING EVENT...AUCTION...ALL THAT JAZZ!
Wednesday, April 6 at 7:30 pm
B.B. King Blues Club

Details coming soon
 
KOL RAM | ALUMNI & COMMUNITY CHOIR
Tuesday evenings| 7: 30 - 9:00 pm
Ramaz Upper School Auditorium

Kol Ram is open to Ramaz alumni, parents, faculty, and members of the larger community.  Song repertoire includes both Jewish and secular music in a variety of genres.  Kol Ram is directed by Daniel Henkin '85.    

 

CHESED WITH DOROT 
IN MEMORY OF ALUMNI
YEHUDA BAYME '02, JUDAH MARANS '06 & DANIELLA MOFFSON '12

Sunday, January 31, 2016 | 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Ramaz Upper School | 60 East 78th Street

 

Join us for a wonderful chesed opportunity delivering packages to DOROT clients living on the Upper East Side*.  We'll meet at 10:00 am for an alumni & friends breakfast, including a tribute to Yehudah, Judah and Daniella, followed by a volunteer briefing.

 

Registration required by January 2: www.bit.ly/ramazwinterchesed

 

HOST COMMITTEE: Anna Gribetz '05, Emily Kaufman '08, Sarah (Koppel) Smith '06, and Rachel Wachtel '05

 
TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING EVENT
February TBD

 

 

EMAIL US to join the HOST COMMITTEE and get involved in the planning of for this event.   

 
PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING EVENTS

Financial Services | Real Estate

 

 

EMAIL US to join the HOST COMMITTEE and get involved in the planning of these events.  

  

 

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10 YEAR REUNION | CLASS OF '06

Saturday Evening, February 6, 2016

 

HOSTS: Amanda (Sussman) Bryk, Natan Edelsburg, Miriam (Krawitz) Levine, David Spier, and Micole (Horowitz) Weitzman

 

CLICK HERE to register for the event.

EMAIL US pictures to include in a memories slideshow.

 
50 YEAR REUNION | CLASS OF '66

Sunday Evening, June 5, 2016

 

HOSTS: Elaine (Yastrab) Berg, Naomi (Schrenzel) Cogan, Gila (Gitelman) Noam, Eddie Milstein, Joe Salomon, and Carol (Ochs) Wurzburger

 

EMAIL US pictures to include in a memories slideshow.

CLICK HERE to complete the Reunion Journal form.

 
5 YEAR REUNION | CLASS OF '11
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
 
HOSTS: Sam Apple, Andrew Aryeh, Caroline Koppel, Talia Lefkowitz, Gabriel Merkin, Jennifer Ohebshalom, Yossi Quint, and Anna Wagner 

EMAIL US to join the HOST COMMITTEE.  Your reunion will be more fun with your involvement.  
 
25 YEAR REUNION | CLASS OF '91
DATE TBD, 2016
 
EMAIL US to join the HOST COMMITTEE.  Your reunion will be more fun with your involvement.  
 

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