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Summer Board 2009
Godol - Jay "Jewfro" Vermont
S'gan - Kevin "KF8" Krandel
Moreh - Alex "Spider" Kikinis
Corresponding Mazkir - Josh Kolber
Shaliach - Adam Silverman
Gizbor - Wyatt Nelson
Recording Mazkir - Sam Kolber
Historian Shotarim - David Fishman & Josh Witty
Macshev - Justin Keltner & Matt Rozenboim
Sopherim - Alex Karel & Caleb Nelson
Kohane Godol - Jacob Garber
MoAd History
Morris Adler was a United States conservative Rabbi (1906-1966)
He was born in Russia and brought to the U.S.A. in 1913
He served for a short time in New York and then moved to Sha-Are Zedek in Detroit, where he would live for the rest of his life.
Under Rabbi Adler’s leadership, Sha-Are Zedek grew to be one of the largest congregations in the world, and Morris Adler was the leading spokesman of the Detroit Jewish Community.
He constantly wrote on and lectured in the field of Jewish education.
Morris Adler was on the Governor’s Commision of Higher Education for three years, after which he wrote his book, Great Passages From the Torah, for adult Jewish study (which he strongly promoted as you can see).
The Rabbi was killed in his own synagogue by a mentally ill youth. The day of his funeral was declared a day of mourning in the state of Michigan.
From The New York Times, Sunday, Febuary 13, 1966:
He climbed to the pulpit, fired a shot in the air, seize the microphone from Rabbi Adler, pulled a prepared speech from his pocket and read it…
Summer Board 2010
Aleph Godol - Josh Kolber
Aleph S'gan - Adam Silverman
Aleph Moreh - Sam Kolber
Aleph Corresponding Mazkir - David Fishman
Aleph Shaliach - Aaron Ammerman
Aleph Gizbor - Josh Witty
Aleph Recording Mazkir - Alex Drabovsky
Aleph Sopher - Sam Gurevich
Aleph Historian Shotare - Matt Rozenboim
Aleph Kohen Godol - Kevin Krandel