Maryashie and Rabbi Yossi Deren were among the 300 attendees to the annual dinner for Chabad of Greenwich
Chabad of Greenwich holds annual dinner
Chabad of Greenwich and Camp Gan Israel hosted their annual dinner Feb. 7 at State University of New York's Performing Arts Center in Purchase, N.Y. With more than 300 attendees, the event was a joyous occasion for all.
The honorees for the evening were guests of honor Alma Rutgers and Don Snyder and Pam and Andy Karetsky; woman of valor, and teen of the year Alexandra Milstein. Honorary chair was First Selectman Peter Tesei. Event chairs were Lisa and Jonathan Daniel and Michele and John Stuart.
For a slideshow of this event, click here.
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Chabad of Greenwich holds annual dinner
Chabad of Greenwich and Camp Gan Israel hosted their annual dinner Feb. 7 at State University of New York's Performing Arts Center in Purchase, N.Y. With more than 300 attendees, the event was a joyous occasion for all.
The honorees for the evening were guests of honor Alma Rutgers and Don Snyder and Pam and Andy Karetsky; woman of valor, and teen of the year Alexandra Milstein. Honorary chair was First Selectman Peter Tesei. Event chairs were Lisa and Jonathan Daniel and Michele and John Stuart.
For a slideshow of this event, click here.
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Please send comments to
GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com
For in the end, freedom is a personal and lonely battle;
and one faces down fears of today so that those of tomorrow
might be engaged.
- Alice Walker
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