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I am grateful to so many:
My grade one teacher who taught me to love learning,
My high school Geography teacher who guided me through my independent study. She taught me ask questions and investigate.
The geophysicist who mentored me and encouraged me to excel.
F. Sulivan who taught me art in Concordia who believed in me and G. Mollinari who pushed me to try harder and improve.
Glenda and Marlene who modelled excellence in teaching and answered all my questions, always.
Virginia who gives me the tools to reach more students.
My husband who is my rock!

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I am grateful for my parents who brought me into this world and taught me to be a good person and gave me the courage to follow my dreams.

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who started me on my journey in Judaism and gave me the foundation to move forward.

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for his unconditional love and pride in me for my entire life. Also taught me to live every day to the fullest, never taking a day for granted.

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My mentor, guiding light, compass and conscience

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Who was the most amazing mentor and friend. She inspired me to continue being a Jewish Educator and make it my life's work. Some of my best memories are meeting in her office after class to talk about the days shenanigans. She was the best.

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Those who have made me feel worthy and seen, and have cared enough to challenge me in the ways that changed my perspective and pushed me to grow.

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Grateful to my cousin, who always makes me feel loved and supported no matter what I am going through.

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Thank you to Carolyn Keller, who, almost 40 years ago, encouraged me to become a professional Jewish educator and have a career that is my passion.

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Thankful for supportive, loving family, especially during these challenging times.

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For pushing me out of the nest, forcing me to fly.

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Thanks to Kurstin x Grohl of the Foo Fighters for amplifying Jewish popular music artists and making this Hannukah rockin'!

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Thanks to Kurstin x Grohl of the Foo Fighters for amplifying Jewish popular music artists and making this Hannukah rockin'!

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Kurstin x Grohl: The Hanukkah Sessions (Intro)

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Thank you for modeling so many quiet ways to teach through respect, example, and curiosity.

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For being in my corner no matter what and for the effort and love put into me

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Grateful to those who have stood beside me during my latest recurrence.  Your tefillot  and deeds have strengthened me.

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Who taught me the art of Jewish mindfulness meditation and changed the trajectory of my life.

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Thank you for all you taught but more important is for instilling in me the love of learning.

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I am grateful for guidance, wisdom, encouragement and support from Dori, Janet, Marcia. 

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I am grateful for guidance, wisdom, encouragement and support from Dori, Janet, Marcia. 

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Grateful for the wisdom, patience and empathy of  friends who are also guides: Marcia, Marti, Ruth, Karen, Cari, Wendy, and Susanna 🙏🏻💛

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To my mentors Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller and Richard Joel, whose belief in me changed my life forever. I am grateful beyond words. 🙏🙏🙏

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