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68 April 28 • 2016 Tushman Max Louis Tushman, son of Alyssa and Marc Tushman, will lead the congregation in prayer as he becomes a bar mitzvah at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield on Saturday, April 30. He will be joined in celebration by his brothers Brody and Cooper, and his proud grandparents Joanne and Earl Tushman, Paul Fisher and Sheryl Sparks. Max is a student at Berkshire Middle School in Birmingham. For his most meaningful mitzvah project, he sold breast cancer awareness merchan- dise and donated the proceeds to the Oncology Department at University of Michigan in honor of his mother. Zimmerman Ryan Mae Zimmerman will lead the congrega- tion in prayer on the occasion of her bat mitzvah on Saturday, April 30, at Temple Shir Shalom in West Bloomfield. She is the loving daughter of Rachel and Jason Zimmerman and the sister of Jordan and Corey. Proud grandparents are Helene and Robert Gottlieb, Richard Zimmerman and Bluma Schechter. She is also the granddaughter of the late Robert Schechter. Ryan is a student at Norup International School in Oak Park. For her mitzvah project, she volunteered at Forgotten Harvest and Yad Ezra in Berkley and organized a day for her friends to come to Forgotten Harvest to package food. life cycles » APRIL 7 Tammy (Ram) and Steven Hurvitz of Huntington Woods are overjoyed to announce the birth of their son, Nathan Simon (Natan Shimon). Sharing in their happiness are grandparents Michal and Jeffrey Ram, and Ruth and Alan Hurvitz. Nathan is named in loving memory of his great- uncle Natan Livni, aunt Sharon Ram and great-grandmoth- er Shirley Indenbaum. Hurvitz J anice and Dr. Michael Salter of Farmington Hills, and Robert and Randi Freedman of Scarsdale, N.Y., are pleased to announce the engagement of their children Dr. Benjamin Salter and Katie Freedman. Katie, a graduate of University of Wisconsin and Parsons School of Design, is the style editor at Keaton Row online ser- vices, based in New York City. Benji, a graduate of the University of Michigan and Michigan State University Medical School, is an attending cardiotho- racic anesthesiologist at Mt. Sinai Medical Center, also in New York City. The couple are planning a 2016 New Year's Eve wedding and will reside in New York City. Freedman-Salter CANTOR SAMUEL GREENBAUM — Certified Mohel — Skill, Sensitivity and Tradition come together to create your special Bris. (248) 855-A BOY (2269) Of fice: (248) 547-7970 855ABoy@gmail.com Answering all of your anesthetic & aftercare needs. Cell: (248) 417-5632 Contact Larry Allan **.''Nff[nXi[8m\%9\kn\\e(+D`c\8[Xdj9`id`e^_Xd#D@ @]pflXi\efkn\Xi`e^`k¿j\cc`k%%% fi9FIIFNfe`k Pfl can't enjoy jewelry if it's sitting in your safe deposit box. Sell or borrow on it for immediate cash. We deal in jewelry, watches, diamonds and coins. A Service to Private Owners, Banks & Estates 248-644-8565 Coins & Jewelry 2053640 2070600 Massermanphotography.com Current yet cla ic! 248.365.4014 As Always... Wishing you a pictu ect day, Brian A. Masserman, President "Look Forward to Looking Back" Special Needs, Gifted and General Bar/Bat Mitzvah Lessons Contact: 416-358-6789 or marcelcohen2003@gmail.com "RAISING THE BAR FOR YOUR CHILD'S BAR OR BAT MITZVAH" X Cantor Marcel Cohen customizes the materials and teaching method to maximize each child's potential. X Your child will learn the skill of laining, not just memorize how to do his or her parshah and haftorah. X Marcel's credentials include University of Toronto (arts administration), York University (special education) and the Toronto Board of Jewish Education's Midrasha L'Morim (Level 7 teacher certifi cation) plus more than 10 years of experience in bar/bat mitzvah tutoring. He has studied voice under world-renowned cantors.