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The MoTAS Calendar for the year has been updated for 2017-2018.
Visit https://wp.tasnorthridge-motas.org/activities/upcoming-activities/ to learn our plans
and mark your calendars so you can join us.
1. OCTOBER SPEAKER 10/15: LONG TERM CARE PLANNING
At our September meeting, we heard Stephen Rischall, a financial planner, talk about what we must do to plan for the education of our children and grandchildren. Now our attention turns to the other end of the spectrum: planning for the care of our parents, and quite possibly, ourselves. The need for long term care may happen to anyone…at any time. By planning now, you can help reduce the emotional and financial impact of long term care on you and your loved ones. Join us for an informative educational seminar. You’ll learn more about long term care, how much it may cost, if your other insurance will cover it, and what you can do to prepare for a long term care need.
Additionally, Congregational President Jerry Hilecher will also join us to answer your questions about the congregation and our current situation.
As always, please join us at 8:45 AM for breakfast, followed by a short recap of upcoming activities. The speaker will start at 9:30 AM. Please let anyone you know who might be growing older or who might have parents know about this talk.
Our speaker, Robert M. Smith, CLU, ChFC, CLTC, RICP, has been helping people protect their families and businesses since 1988. A graduate of Stanford University with Honors, Robert received his MA from the University of California, Berkeley, in History. An active member of the local community, Robert is married to Susan and has four children.
Looking ahead to November, Howard Miller will be presenting an analysis of the Temple’s demographics.
2. THANK YOU
August, September, and October have been busy months for MoTAS. We’ve had the Pancake Breakfast, the Golf Tournament, and the Sukkah Building, on top of our normal meetings and such. The volunteer efforts of many many people — far too many to name here — have gone into making these events a success. To all of you — from the organizational leads to the workers in the fields, the kitchen, and the sukkah — we thank you for making our group what it is. You are indeed the heart and soul of MoTAS.
IN CLOSING
As always, remember that the Men of Temple Ahavat Shalom is *your* organization. Keep up to date on our activities at http://www.tasnorthridge-motas.org/ and participate. Sign up for our action alert list at http://tinyurl.com/motas-action-alert. We want to serve all the men of Temple Ahavat Shalom and welcome new participants from the TAS membership. Join our Facebook group and “follow” our website. Come be part of the Men of Temple Ahavat Shalom!
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