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Tucson · Tucson

Rabbi Thomas Louchheim to Retire, AZ Jewish Post

Thomas Alan Louchheim was born on February 9, 1957, in Los Angeles, California, the third child of Sandy z”l and Marlene Louchheim. He graduated Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and Finance in 1979. Tom remained in Washington, where he worked for Rabbi David Saperstein at the Religious Action Center and was a chef in a local Georgetown restaurant. In 1981 he was accepted i…See the Story

Tucson · Tucson

Tucson Artist Facilitates Healing Through Art, AZ Jewish Post

This article was originally published by the Jewish News of Greater Phoenix. Artist Beth Surdut is a wildlife illustrator, environmental educator, stained glass designer and writer. She began painting on silk in the 1980s, starting with scarves, which have been on display in the Smithsonian, in Washington, D.C., and then moved on to larger paintings. She also creates chuppot, Torah covers, tallitot and healing scarves. She first got the idea to …See the Story

Tucson · Tucson

Of Blessed Memory: Phyllis Seltzer, AZ Jewish Post

Our beloved mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend, Phyllis Joan Seltzer passed away peacefully on March,25, 2023 at the age of 85 years old. The world will be less colorful and bright without her big beautiful presence, smile, and energy. She has left an indelible mark on the lives of all that knew her with her wit, charm, and zest for life. She was truly one of a kind. Phyllis was born at Park East Hospital in Manhattan, New York to Pearl & Edd…See the Story

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Culture · Tucson

Jewish Film Festival returns for 32nd year

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The Tucson Jewish Community Center is presenting the 32nd annual edition of one of the longest-running film fests in Arizona. The 2023 festival will kick off on Thursday, Jan. 12. In-person and virtual screenings and post-film programs for select films will run through Jan. 22, with virtual screenings of every film continuing through Tuesday, January 31.

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Tucson · Tucson

Shalom Baby! JPSA Welcomes Newest Members of Our Community, AZ Jewish Post

Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona (JPSA) and our partner organizations warmly welcome the newest little members of our community with a wonderful box full of baby items and resources about the Tucson Jewish community.   JPSA Interim CEO Emily Richman explains, “JPSA is involved in every stage of Jewish life – connecting, educating, and supporting community members.  Our Shalom Baby program is an incredible way to welcome families and mak…

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Tucson · Tucson

New Community Engagement Director Joins the J with Support from JPSA, AZ Jewish Post

As a result of recent community work around the Jewish Community Eco-System of Southern Arizona, the Tucson J has is pleased to announce the hiring of a Director of Community Engagement. Naomi Sandweiss has accepted and after working remotely, recently begun her position at the Tucson J. The position is made possible with thanks for the generous support from Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona. Naomi comes to the Jewish community of Southe…

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Tucson · Tucson

Of Blessed Memory: Mel Zuckerman, AZ Jewish Post

We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Mel Zuckerman z’l, pillar of our Tucson Jewish community and visionary philanthropist. Mel passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 18 at age 94 surrounded by his loving family. As dedicated leaders in our Jewish community, Mel Zuckerman and his devoted wife Enid have been significant benefactors of the Federation (Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona) and many of Tucson’s Jewish community …

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Tucson · Tucson

From Purim to Passover at Handmaker, AZ Jewish Post

Handmaker residents and staff enjoyed eating many hamantaschen during Purim this year! Staff were greeted at the main entrance to Handmaker with a basket full of hamantaschen on Purim, alongside a sign with information about the holiday. These delicious cookies were made by Executive Chef Claire and Pastry Chef Julie and disappeared quickly. Thankfully they made lots more so that residents could also enjoy them with lunch. But those were not the…

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Israel · Israel

JPSA Selects 10 Women for Inaugural MOMentum Year-Long Journey Program, AZ Jewish Post

Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona (JPSA) has selected a cohort of 10 women to take part in the MOMentum Year-Long Journey, a program for mothers raising Jewish children 18 years and younger that includes an 8-day trip to Israel.  The 10 women selected are Shelly Kippur (co-chair), Emily Lazarus (co-chair), Gabby Erbst, Dana Goldstein, Meg Knight, Stephanie Pearmain, Sarah Singer, Carrie Singerman, Yissel Salafsky, and JPSA Interim CEO Em…

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Tucson · Tucson

Kol Ami Synagogue Welcomes New Rabbi to Tucson, AZ Jewish Post

Rabbi Malcolm Cohen Kol Ami Synagogue is overjoyed to welcome Rabbi Malcolm Cohen to our clergy team. He was installed on Friday, March 10, 2023, with over 250 congregants and guests in attendance. We welcome everyone to come visit and meet Rabbi Cohen at Kol Ami, where our mission is to enliven our traditions and heritage of hope through song and celebration, worship and learning, and the pursuit of justice with respect and lovingkindness. Rabb…

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Tucson · Tucson

Of Blessed Memory: Helen Lederman, AZ Jewish Post

Helen Beverly Lederman Cole, beloved Granny and GiGi, passed February 26, 2023. Born in Chicago March 15, 1939, Mrs. Cole taught kindergarten and was a graduate of Roosevelt University where she met her husband Alan (z”l). Together they opened Cole’s Baby News, a children’s department store franchise in Goleta, Calif., Ventura, Calif., and later El Paso, Texas.  In 1994, she and her husband retired to Tucson. Survivors include great grandsons Ra…

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