He gave several hundred presentations and wrote more than 70 publications.Ĭontributions may be sent to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.Ĭongregation Beit Tikvah – Rebellion in the Wilderness: Power Play or Legitimate Protest Prior to going into private practice, he was chairman of the department of surgery at two different hospitals, the Greater Baltimore Medical Center and MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital. Most recently, he practiced with Maryland Vascular Specialists and served as a clinical professor of surgery at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Board certified in vascular surgery in 1981. He completed a residency in general surgery and a fellowship in vascular surgery at Albany Medical College in Albany, N.Y. He earned a bachelor of arts in biology and psychology from Trinity College, a Master of Science from Thomas Jefferson University and a Doctor of Medicine from the Chicago Medical School. Jacob Buchbinder, who was a physician and surgeon, he wanted to pursue medicine and surgery from a young age. He was predeceased by parents Jacob and Gertrude Buchbinder and sister Georgeda Buchbinder. He is survived by wife Sharon Bell Buchbinder son Joshua Harlow Buchbinder (Elyse) grandson Dexter Harlow Buchbinder granddaughter Charlotte Irene Buchbinder niece Leisha Bell (Jackie Greenberg) and sister Loraine Rissetto.
From her passion for finding beauty in almost everything, to her adoration for reading, gardening, cooking, classical music and fine art, she lived a long and fulfilled life.Ĭontributions may be sent to the charity of your choice. Her love for children was undeniable, and her passion for caring for them ran strong all the way up to her last days. She later went on to help raise the children of two additional families.
“Baba,” as she was known to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, was an ever-loving, comforting presence in the lives of Risa, Matthew and Alec. as a young woman to work as an au pair, and later married the love of her life, her late husband, Dr. She is survived by stepson Carl Galler of Largo, Fla., Adrienne Galler Lastra of Pinones, Puerto Rico, and Gabrielle Galler-Rimm of Maui, Hawaii grandchildren Risa Kestler, Matthew Galler and Alec Galmont and great-grandchildren Holden, Harper and Oliver. Galler, born Adela Victoria Rudel, was born on July 19, 1933, in a rural section of Argentina. It looks easy, but it’s not when you’re trying to keep up with him! He talks so fast that almost everyone gets out, but one person got a t-shirt for lasting the longest without getting out.Adela V. Even after an afternoon of dancing for Bike 4 Chai, we still had energy for the concert Benny helped us out with that!įollowing the concert and then supper, we went to night activity in the social hall, which was Simon Says by Steve Max. It was awesome! We went wild when he sang his popular ‘Yesh Tikvah’ and everyone enjoyed it very much. Some members of the Rosenblatt Orchestra, including a trumpet player and saxaphone player, were added to the concert. Dembi thanked the bikers and their sponsors before the crowd, expressing the appreciation of the Camp Simcha and Chai Lifeline family.Īfter the ceremony in the gym, the guests went to the tent by the tennis courts for a BBQ while the camp went to a Benny Friedman concert in the social hall. Then the bikers put on a special performance of ‘Never say Never,’ dancing in the bleachers before the crowd.
First some of the campers ‘rolled’ into the gym, with a fog machine and lighting to add to the scene, to the song ‘Rolling,’ specially modified for today’s event.
We all immensely appreciate the work that these people put in, and the funds that the bike-a-thon raised for Chai Lifeline.Īfter the bikers received their much-deserved greeting in camp, the camp and guests headed to the gym for a special program for everyone to enjoy. While they made their way through the entrance and into camp, upbeat music played as the crowd and the bikers danced and cheered. After two days of intense bike riding and perhaps months of training, the bikers smiled as they crossed the finish line and acknowledged that their efforts ‘paid’ off. While gathering near the entrance of camp, we watched and cheered as the bikers ‘rolled’ in at approximately 3:30, as they crossed the ‘Greatest Finish Line in the World,’ completing their journey of 175 miles from Asbury Park, NJ to Camp Simcha in Glen Spey, NY. The entire Camp Simcha Special family, along with friends and family of the bikers, waited with great anticipation earlier this afternoon for the arrival of the unbelievable Bike 4 Chai bike-a-thon riders.
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