MEET YOUR VOLUNTEER Rosenbergs Share Joy of Giving Jack and Frieda Rosenberg share friends in our work here at Mt. Sinai, much in common. both among the staff and patients." Both were widowed in mid-life, Despite their similarities, the both are devoted to the Mitzvah com- Rosenbergs followed very different mitment of "Tzedakah" (giving from paths before being introduced by the heart), and both say they derive mutual friends nearly 20 years ago. MT. SINAI great pleasure from volunteering in Mr. Rosenberg was born in Poland, Mt. Sinai's Department of Admitting moved to Mexico with his family and and Registration. eventually settled in Cleveland where The Rosenbergs are responsible for he operated a wholesale paint brush escorting patients to their rooms, as business from 1947-1983. Mrs. well as delivering paperwork and Rosenberg grew up in Rankin, Pa., a charts to patient floors. Mrs. small town located outside Pittsburgh. Rosenberg also serves as a greeter, The Rosenbergs, who now reside welcoming patients in Admitting and in University Heights, are very in- asking if they would like a cup of volved in volunteer activities outside Jack and Frieda Rosenberg coffee or tea. Fluent in Yiddish and of Mt. Sinai as well. Mrs. Rosenberg Spanish, Mr. Rosenberg serves as a served as the first national president of land Sight Center. keeps us going." translator for patients when called B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG) and was "Many people say, `I don't know Added Mr. Rosenberg, "We both upon. named the outstanding BBG alumnae where you get the energy. I could enjoy devoting time to worthwhile "We're both people persons," Mrs. in 1990. Both are involved in the never keep going," Mrs. Rosenberg causes and Mt. Sinai is certainly satis- Rosenberg said. "We've made a lot of collection of eyeglasses for the Cleve- said. "We feel that getting out there fying in that way."