Ann Bussel Presented by The Foundation of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation
“Our family moves with the times… Judaism is an evolving way of life. Our values are set, but are modified to reflect contemporary times.” Temple Beth Sholom has been a big influence in my life. Growing up in Miami Beach during World War II and the subsequent creation of the State of Israel in 1948, TBS reinforced my faith in our country and strengthened my love for Israel. All these rich memories
would not have been possible if it were not for TBS. My hope is that TBS remains the kind of place that addresses social, religious and contemporary issues for generations to come. When my brother, Morris, and I were students at North Beach Elementary School, Rabbi Kronish walked onto the playground and asked the physical education teacher to point out the Jewish children. My teacher pointed to my brother and me. Rabbi Kronish invited us to Temple Beth Sholom, which was Ann Bussel in Temple Beth Sholom’s sanctuary
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