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The National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
The National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

The National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and Museum is dedicated to honoring Jewish sports figures who have distinguished themselves in the field of sports. The objective is to foster Jewish identity through athletics. In a world where stereotype and prejudice have not yet been eradicated, the Hall of Fame reminds us of heros of the courts and playing fields who have emerged from a people not commonly associated with sports. The Jewish Sports Hall of Fame is located at the Suffolk Y Jewish Community Center, with plaques honoring those inducted on permanent display.

Hall of Fame Committee
Lynne Kramer, Chairman
Andrew S. Levy, Vice Chairman
Ronald Kaplan
Caryn Landow
Marilyn Monter
Samuel Roth
Ralph Bohm
Alan Butler
Howard Cohen
Doug Drotman
Ed Krinsky
Barry Landers
Thomas Rosen
Steve Rochester
Stephan Speyer
Clifford Bart, Honorary Chair
Alan Freedman, Director

Advisory Committee
Barry Lander, Chairman
Martin Abramowitz, Ph.D
Marty Appel
Len Berman
Linda Borish, Ph.D
Linda Cohn
Howard David
Gerald Eskenazi
Michael Feldberg, Ph.D
Ernie Grunfeld
Jeffrey Gurock, Ph.D
Jay Horwitz
Stan Isaacs
Steve Jacobson
Peter Levine, Ph.D
Bill Mazer
Arthur Richman
Steve Riess, Ph.D
Jeff Rubin
Ari Sclar
Shel Wallman
Paul Zimmerman

Suffolk Y JCC Officers
Andrew S. Levy, President
Gerald Monter, First Vice President
Jerold Krupnick, Vice President
Howard Stein, Vice President
Rhonda Weinman, Vice President
Rhoda Greenberg, Recording Secretary
Seymour Rubin, Treasurer
Marilyn Monter, Financial Secretary
Joel Block, Executive Director

Visit The National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and Museum website at www.jewishsports.org.




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