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A Note and Invitation From Chany Scheiner

Chany Scheiner August 14, 2013 Jewish Life Comments Off on A Note and Invitation From Chany Scheiner

Mrs. Chany Scheiner
Mrs. Chany Scheiner

Firstly I would like to thank all those of you who called, wrote or tried to connect with me during the Shiva. I appreciate the outpouring of love from all segments of the community.

It was really heartwarming to know that you were thinking of me during this difficult time.  I apologize if you did not get through on the phone.
Those of you who met my father know that he was a man who faced adversity with perseverance.  I hope to share with you in the near future some special memories of my father and the indelible lessons which he taught us.  For now, suffice it to say that he left a big legacy for us to live up to.
Please join me for a Memorial Program in memory of my father, to be held at the Boulder JCC on Thursday, August 22 at 6:00 pm, followed by an inspirational speaker, Leah Schiermeyer.  This program is for men and women.  RSVP: Emily Rudd (earudd@comcast.net) or Chany Scheiner  (lbkosher@gmail.com).

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About Chany Scheiner

Co - Director of Boulder Center for Judaism. Any successful organization needs a heart and that is what Chany provides, along with organization, marketing, innovative programming, and countless Shabbat dinners. Some of her accomplishments are large and public like the annual menorah lighting on Pearl Street and the matzo and shofar factories, while others are quiet and private like the time she spends counseling individuals and sharing the wisdom that comes from study.

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