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JGS LIfecare’s annual Day of Tournaments tees off

LONGMEADOW, Massachusetts –JGS Lifecare hosted its 41st Annual Frankel-Kinsler Classic Day of Tournaments at Twin Hills Country Club in Longmeadow, Massachusetts recently. Drawing more than 200 guests to golf, card-playing tournaments, and a celebratory awards dinner, the event raised more than $115,000 to support senior care at The Leavitt Family Jewish Home, Ruth’s House Assisted Living, Sosin Center for Rehabilitation, Wernick Adult Day Health Care, Spectrum Home Health and Hospice Care, and Genesis House.

Lenny Schreiber and George Groom (standing), Barbara Consolmagno and Elliott Levin (sitting), help support JGS by selling raffle tickets.

“We’re overwhelmed by the tremendous show of support from businesses and individuals throughout Western Massachusetts, said JGS Vice President of Development and Communications Susan Halpern. “Event proceeds will enrich programming and services for the more than 400 people cared for each day across the JGS Lifecare family of services, as well as support staff skill and career advancement through the funding of educational scholarships.”

Kyle Smith and Evan Dowd
are checked in by Lauren Smith and Christina Tuohey.


Co-Chairman Jeff Grodsky welcomed participants at the awards dinner noting that the event honors the memory of Michael Frankel, a past chairman of the JGS Board who died suddenly in 2013 at the age 49, and the Raymond and Herman Kinsler families, longtime leaders and supporters of JGS Lifecare. 

  Elaine Barr, Lori Chase, Dori Lu and Sandy Tieman enjoy a game of Mah Jongg to help raise funds for JGS Lifecare.
Israel Schepps, golf chairman, and Stuart Anfang, chairman of the JGS board of directors, congratulate Barbara Orszulak, winner of Closest to the Pin on hole #18, and First Low Net Team (along with Tom Orszulak, Irwin Weitz and Kelly Koch).

Dr. Stuart Anfang, chairman of the JGS Lifecare Board of Directors, welcomed those gathered and provided an update on recent achievements at JGS Lifecare.  He noted recent renovations to Ruth’s House Assisted Living Residence, made possible by a generous contribution from the Ruth and David B. Katz Family and the Ralph and Ruth Webber Family.  He also noted that Northeast Rehab Associates, Inc., under the direction of Cherie Stack, has now moved its practice to the JGS Lifecare campus, bringing its specialized orthopedic, cardiac, pulmonary and respiratory care to Sosin Center for Rehabilitation, taking advantage of Sosin’s non-institutional setting to offer person-centered rehabilitation services.   

MAIN PHOTO: Ron Toelken and Peter Nolan, ready to play at the Annual Frankel-Kinsler Classic Day of Tournaments in Longmeadow, Mass.

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