Shabbat Morning Service (Hybrid)

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About Cam
Hello everyone reading this! My name is Cameron Wirtz. I am a seventh grader at Wilson Middle School in Natick, and I enjoy all my subjects equally. I am a lacrosse player, and I have been playing the sport for six years. I also love to ski and this winter I hit my all time record with 39 days on the slopes!!

 As a Bar Mitzvah, I am happy to be an adult in the eyes of my Jewish community and to take on more responsibilities.

For my service project, I went to the Jewish Senior life in Dedham and helped out with the needs and entertainment of my elders. I especially liked when we played Family Feud. It felt really good to make them laugh and smile. I have one sister, Eliana, and she  is a junior at Natick High and I have a five pound Maltipoo named Blizzard. My parents are Debbie and Brian and I can’t thank them enough for all they do for me.

About Will
Hi! I am Will Wachs. Gaming brings me peace and joy, and makes my life exciting! As an only
child, it’s a great way to entertain myself or connect with friends in person or online.

There are four members in my family: mom, dad, the dog, and me. I love them all, but my favorite is my almost 4-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog, Lucy. She is sweet to everyone and
everything—and she’s one of the best therapists I’ve had!

I attend Brown Middle School in Newton, and I am a mathematician who is fond of his title. I have even taken extra math for years at the Russian School of Math.

To me, becoming b’mitzvah means turning into an adult and a more mature human being: handling difficult situations better and becoming a kinder and more responsible person. During my Ma’asim Tovim community service hours, I worked with a number of service agencies. My favorite was working at Cradles to Crayons. It was active and engaging and felt
great to know I was helping kids with clothing insecurity.