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Photograph of U.S.Y. meeting group, 1980s

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Identifications on reverse of photograph: Front row, L-R: Darra London, Vanessa Gaudy, Robert Wilner, Ira Goldberg (Advisor) and Tiffany Welt; Second Row, L-R: Jack Kaufman, Ivy Taskel

Photograph of U.S.Y. Kesher group, 1980s

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Identifications on reverse of photograph: Seated, L-R: David Kaye, Ami Flushman and Mark Kirshbaum; Standing L-R: Rabbi Louis Lederman, Jerry Welt, Jeff Bernstein, Sharlene Flushman, Ira Goldberg, Isabel Goldberg, Ateret Cohn, Robert Fisher and Howard Greenspon

Goldberg, Ira J.

Ira Goldberg grew up in the Bronx in New York City, New York. Goldberg moved to Las Vegas in 1978 with his wife from the Bronx, New York. Goldberg was a teacher in New York and continued to teach in Las Vegas. He has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and education and a master’s in counseling. While in Las Vegas he became an addiction specialist and a marriage and family counselor. He has owned his own small private practice dealing with marriage and family for the last thirty years.

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Holocaust Education Conference program, 1997

Date

1997

Archival Collection

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Booklet program from the Holocaust Education Conference, 1997.

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Transcript of interview with Jackie Boiman by Barbara Tabach, March 27, 2015

Date

2015-03-27

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Jackie, n?e Brooks, Boiman was born in Brooklyn and raised in Levittown, New York. Although Jackie recalls her family?s Jewish observance as far less than strict, her religious connection began in the Levittown Jewish Center Sunday School and under the close relationship she had with her grandmother, who kept kosher and inspired her to do so. In her early twenties, Jackie worked in data reduction at Grumman Aerospace Corporation and the space program; was married and had her only child, Andee. After twelve years of marriage, Jackie divorced and relocated to Las Vegas, where her parents had moved earlier. In Las Vegas, job opportunities for a single mother were scant. Then after months of searching, she found her first job as a part time secretary for Temple Beth Sholom. Over the course of the next nearly fifteen years, Jackie would go on to work with almost every congregation and temple in Las Vegas, developing their youth programs and contributing to the growth of each one for 15 years. After a brief retirement, she had gone back to work as the first administration person for Touro University. In this interview, Jackie discusses at length her involvement with each of the temples, her experiences with being a single mother and living below the poverty line. She shares how her life has been changed through trials and tribulations but how her faithfulness and commitment to her mission had led her to the success she has today.

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Minutes from Temple Beth Sholom Board of Directors meetings, September 1992 - December 1992

Date

1992

Archival Collection

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Meeting minutes include reports from committees of the board, correspondence, and balance sheets.

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Program from event commemorating retirement of Leo Wilner as Executive Director of Temple Beth Sholom, 1984

Date

1984

Archival Collection

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Program booklet for the testimonial dinner held for Leo Wilner's retirement includes dedications from colleagues and friends.

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