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Metulla Group Installs Board

Hadassah Greater Atlanta’s Metulla Group installed its 2018 board members at a luncheon Sunday, Dec. 3.

December 20, 2017, 2:40 pm Edit
The Metulla Group’s board includes President Anita Otero, co-Treasurers Sydelle Silberman and Anita Walters, co-Vice Presidents for Membership Linda Lieberman and Terry Nordin, co-Vice Presidents of Fundraising Gail Golden and Gayle Kranz, Vice President for Levels of Giving Elva Rosner, co-Vice Presidents for Programming Sandye Charlop-Geller and Pam Kowan, Vice President of Communications and Marketing Helen Scherrer-Diamond, Vice President of Education Livia Sklar, Vice President of Advocacy Judy Roseman, Recording Secretary Nancy Ulbricht and Parliamentarian Nancy Schwartz.
The Metulla Group’s board includes President Anita Otero, co-Treasurers Sydelle Silberman and Anita Walters, co-Vice Presidents for Membership Linda Lieberman and Terry Nordin, co-Vice Presidents of Fundraising Gail Golden and Gayle Kranz, Vice President for Levels of Giving Elva Rosner, co-Vice Presidents for Programming Sandye Charlop-Geller and Pam Kowan, Vice President of Communications and Marketing Helen Scherrer-Diamond, Vice President of Education Livia Sklar, Vice President of Advocacy Judy Roseman, Recording Secretary Nancy Ulbricht and Parliamentarian Nancy Schwartz.

Hadassah Greater Atlanta’s Metulla Group installed its 2018 board members at a luncheon Sunday, Dec. 3.

Assisted by Michele Weiner Merbaum, Linda Hakerem emceed the ceremony recognizing each new member and detailing the specifics of the board role and its importance to the Hadassah.

Each new member was given a mirror and instructed to look into it. As the women looked at their own images, Hakerem explained that Hadassah’s strength is the strength of each person.

Outgoing President Nancy Schwartz spoke about the group’s 2017 accomplishments, including increased fundraising and increased Chai Society membership, and she was given a handcrafted menorah to thank her for her work.

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