Kulanu celebrates its founders

Kulanu honored its founding families Sunday at a breakfast at its Central Ave. headquarters, the Kulanu Center for Special Services in Cedarhurst. Nearly 10 years ago each family donated $10,000 to create an organization for local families of children with special needs. (Photo by Jerry Meyer Studios)

Left to Right.

Top row: Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum, Shmully Rosengarten, Geoffrey and Yardena Miller, Mark and Deedee Honigsfeld, Judith and Zoltan Lefkovits, Jay and Malky Spector, Mordy Lent, Tammy Friedman, Shalom and Iris Maidenbaum, Les Sterba, Mindy Rosengarten, Alyssa Sterba

Row 2 from top: Doba and Kalman Isaacs,   David and Shari Shapiro, Ellen and Manny Haimoff, Jacob and Helen Weichholz, Stephen Fine, David Friedman

Row 3 from top: Stuart Wagner, Sandy Klein, Jan and Ronnie Lipstein, Aviva and David Weber, Irwin Weber, Herb Pasternak, David Pollack, Marty Scharf, David Segal, Mordecai Bluth, Jerry Pinsky, Jeff and Suzanne Schoenfeld, Ira Schorr, Ira Grosser, Benjamin Brafman, Meir Rosenfeld, Rabbi Kenneth Hain, Ed Stroh, Eugen Gluck, Barbara Weichselbaum , Lisa Zaslowsky, David Zahner,  Daniel Zaslowsky

Seated: Gusti Blumenthal, Terri Herenstein, Terri Wagner, Esther Weber, Anne Pasternak, Rebecca Klein, Melodie Scharf,    Peshy Bluth,  Jinny Pinsky,    Rhoda Miller, Sandra Davidoff,  Bonnie Schorr, Lynda Brafman, Donna Stroh, Charlotte Leichtung Zaslowsky