Memorial Plaques

Home > Donate > Memorial Plaques

Beth Sholom is proud of its wonderful building and sanctuary, including our several memorial boards.

Community members are encouraged to remember loved ones by donating a plaque in their memory. For a one time donation of $398, the customized plaque is made and installed, usually within a 6 - 8 week timeframe.

Each plaque has small lights which are lit for the full month of the Yahrzeit each year, as well as each time that Yizkor is recited through the year.

Beth Sholom is honored to have dedicated LAMPLIGHTERS. Each month, this group of volunteers has the privilege of demonstrating Kavod - proper respect for those who are no longer with us - by continuing the Beth Sholom tradition of lighting the individual bulbs on the Memorial Boards in commemoration of Yahrzeits and all the individual bulbs when Yizkor is recited.

Participate in this meaningful project. New Lamplighters are always welcome. Contact Toby Berman regarding the 2019 dates you are available to serve.

Donating A Plaque

Beth Sholom members should log in so that request is associated with account.

* First Name

* Last Name

* Yahrzeit Plaque Quantity

Please choose the number of plaques you would like to order. Fields to complete will appear for each plaque being ordered.

* English Name for Plaque

What is the remembered person's English name? If only reserving a space on the board put "RESERVED".

* Hebrew Name for Plaque

What is the remembered person's Hebrew name? (if unable to to enter Hebrew characters, please enter the best English spelling of the Hebrew name)?

* English Yahrzeit Date

* Before or After Sunset

Please Select OneBefore SunsetAfter Sunset

Hebrew Yahrzeit Date

If not known, please contact the shul office and the office staff will assist you.

* Should the plaque be in the Men's or Women's Section?

Please Select OneMensWomens

Special Instructions

Total Due

AGP can bill to account on payment page.

Thu, October 6 2022
11 Tishrei 5783

Beth Sholom's Simchat Torah BBQ is a wonderful community event, and everyone is welcome.

This annual event brings our community together and helps support our kiddushes through the year, which are a part of Beth Sholom's community Shabbat/Yom Tov experience.

We’re asking for your support of this event. It is through your sponsorships and contributions that we are able to hold this event. Below are sponsorship and contribution opportunities.

We are pleased to announce the Simchat Torah Honorees:

Kallat Torah - Susy Altmann - in recognition of her commitment to attending daily minyan, her exemplary support for women saying kaddish at Beth Sholom, and her wonderful and ongoing work on "Gan Itzik" also known as the Interfaith Greenway

Chatan Torah - Jonathan Engler – In recognition of his leadership in the chesed initiative to support refugees, and representing all those involved in the work of the Refugee Committee, and his efforts and involvement in minyanim across the shul.

Kallat Beresheit - Sarah Antine - In recognition of her many spiritual contributions to Beth Sholom, including in her role as a Women’s Tefilla gabbait and as an inspiring teacher to women and girls learning to leyn Torah, Haftorah and Megilla.

Chatan Beresheit - Rabbi Haim Ovadia - In recognition of his stewardship of the Sephardi Minyan, the Torah he teaches in our shul, and his commitment to the Talmud Torah program.

Kol Hanearim - Joy Sturm Drexler - In recognition of her vision and implementation of Bnei Akiva programs at Beth Sholom, which offer enriching Shabbat afternoons for elementary school students, leadership opportunities for teens, and are expanding to include our middle schoolers.

* First Name

* Last Name

Street Address

City

State

Zip Code

Email Address

Please help out our planning and advise # of meat eaters attending from your family

Please help out our planning and advise # of Vegetarians

* Please indicate EXACTLY how you'd like your name listed on donor recognition.

(enter n/a if not applicable)

Total Due

Sponsorships received by Thursday, October 6th will be acknowledged over Simchat Torah. Donations received after Oct 6th will be acknowledged in a supplement following the holidays.

It is through your generous sponsorship that we are able to make this such an amazing event, open to the whole community. Thank you.

DAVENING TIMES

CLICK HERE FOR DAVENING TIMES. Note: You must log in to your account to see Davening times. If you forgot your password, click here to reset. If you cannot log in email office@bethsholom.org for assistance. If you do not have an account, you can set one up by clicking here. If you need davening times ASAP, please email clergy@bethsholom.org.

DVAR

Click here to read the Dvar (must be logged in to your account)

There are no upcoming events at this time.

Subscribe to our Email List:

Today's Calendar

Daf Yomi (on zoom)

: 7:30am

Mishnah Yomit (on Zoom 2)

: 8:45am

929 - Daily Tanakh

: 9:10am

This week's Torah portion is Parshat Ha'Azinu

Shabbat, Oct 8

Candle Lighting

Friday, Oct 7, 6:24pm

Havdalah

Motzei Shabbat, Oct 8, 7:20pm

Erev Sukkot

Sunday, Oct 9

View Calendar

Alot Hashachar	5:50am
Earliest Tallit	6:21am
Netz (Sunrise)	7:09am
Latest Shema	10:02am
Zman Tefillah	11:01am
Shkiah (Sunset)	6:44pm
Tzeit Hakochavim	7:23pm
More >>

Support Us through Amazon Smile!

Support Beth Sholom through Amazon Smile! Select Beth Sholom Congregation and Talmud Torah as your Charity selection. Every purchase made through Amazon Smile directly supports our Shul!

Memorial Plaques