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Message: <br /><br /> If you are having trouble reading this email, you may view this article online at: http://www.jweekly.com/18603/full/18603/federation-to-honor-21-area-women-at-choices-event/ <br /><br /> <b>Federation to honor 21 area women at ‘Choices’ event</b> <br /> Friday, October 11, 2002 | by <p>Twenty-one community leaders named as East Bay “Women of Distinction” will be recognized at the annual “Choices” event sponsored </p> <br /><br /><p>The women are Dr. Susan Adler-Bressler of Temple Isaiah, Alamo; Marilyn Boxer of Berkeley Hillel Foundation, Kensington; Joan Diengott of Oakland Hebrew Day School, Piedmont; Nae Golomb of Congregation Beth Israel, Berkeley; Hennie Hecht of Temple Beth Abraham, Oakland; Karen Holtz of Congregation Beth Emek, Pleasanton; Yetta Hyman of Women's American ORT, Walnut Creek; Dawn Kepler of Lehrhaus Judaica, Oakland; Myrna Kimmelman of Congregation B'nai Shalom, Walnut Creek; Leslie Klonoff of Beth Jacob Congregation, Oakland; Irene Korn of Congregation B'nai Tikvah, Clayton; Amy Loebl of Tehiyah Jewish Day School, Berkeley; Judith Markowitz of Beth Chaim Congregation, San Ramon; Eileen Moore of Hadassah, Oakland; Bette Schuster of Contra Costa Jewish Community Center, Walnut Creek.<br /><br /> Also, the late Ursula Sherman of Berkeley Richmond Jewish Community Center, Berkeley; Lynn Simon of Jewish Family & Children's Services, Oakland; Karla Smith of Contra Costa Jewish Day School, Alamo; Ruth Spear of Congregation Beth El, Berkeley; Dolores Taller of Kehilla Community Synagogue, Berkeley; and Eleanor Tandowsky of Atid Jewish Day School, Pleasanton.<br /><br /> Last spring, the federation invited East Bay Jewish organizations to recognize the achievements of their exceptional female volunteers by nominating one woman each to be honored in a new annual awards program that will be unveiled at Choices. Twenty-one organizations responded.<br /><br /> "These women are living, breathing examples of the power of a woman to make a difference in her community," said Choices co-chair Beth Nesis.<br /><br /> Co-chair Michelle Ferber added that an entire table has been underwritten to ensure that women from local college campuses will be able to attend free.</p> <p> </p>

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