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June 21, 2002/Tamuz 11 5762, Vol. 54, No. 40
People on the moveJill Ann Goldfarb, daughter of Joan and David Goldfarb of Scottsdale, recently received a degree in medicine from the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver.Francine Jackson was recognized with the volunteer recognition award given by Peoria Unified School District in April. Jackson, who is a member of Temple Gan Elohim, volunteered for Frontier Elementary and is an arts education department volunteer. Peter Willner will become executive vice president of The American Friends of the Hebrew University (AFHU) on July 8. Willner will lead the nationwide staff dedicated to providing financial support and increasing awareness of the University and its work. He will be based in New York City. Sandra E. Price, Esq. PLLC has returned to private practice, specializing in regulatory law and general mediation. Her office is located at 2626 E. Vogel Ave., Phoenix. Call 602-485-0323. Cottor Associates, PC has relocated to Scottsdale Centre, 7373 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite A-210, Scottsdale. Call 480-365-6071. CPA and CFE Keith Kauffman has joined the firm of Edwards, Largay & Co. PLC as a principal. Kauffman has 12 years of experience in public accounting and is a certified fraud examiner. He will focus his practice in litigation support, fraud and forensic investigations and accounting and auditing. Jared The Galleria of Jewelry will offer The Leo Diamond beginning Saturday, June 15, at the store, 12656 N. Tatum Blvd., Paradise Valley Plaza, Phoenix. The Leo Diamond is symmetrically cut to enhance sparkle and brilliance. The diamond is designed, cut and polished by Leo Schachter of The World's Diamondaires. Sue Tormala has been named managing director of Phoenix Theatre, Arizona's oldest arts organization. Previously, Tormala worked with the Arizona Theatre Company and launched Tormala Group, a consulting business that worked with various arts organizations. |
