Eva Lynn Gans has volunteered for many causes. She was the first woman Campaign Chairman for UJA Federation of Bergen County and served as Federation President. She also served as the first woman president of the Endowment Foundation of UJA Federation of Bergen County and its successor organization, UJA Federation of Northern NJ.

On the national scene, Eva is a member of the UJC Board of Trustees and serves on several national committees. She has traveled twenty-six times to Israel since 1970 and attended 14 UJA Israel Missions.

Among the awards she has received are Gates of Jerusalem Award, Boys Town Jerusalem; Honoree - United Jewish Community Women’s Division Spring Luncheon; the Woman of Valor Award from Bergen County Israel Bonds Women's Division; Woman of Vision Tribute - Northeastern NJ Region of Women's American ORT; Award of Honor - Bergen County Israel Bonds Women's Division; Lion of Judah Award - Israel Bonds; and the Shofar Award - Jewish Committee on Scouting, Bergen Council, Boy Scouts of America 1980. (Eva was the first woman in Bergen County to receive the Shofar Award.)

Eva is a Computer Consultant and lives in Teaneck with her husband Leo. She is the proud mother of three sons with wonderful partners who have enriched her life with five amazing grandchildren.

Isaac Student has been active in the Jewish Student since he and his wife Nehama moved to Teaneck over 30 years ago.  

He has been chairman of the Religious Committee for several years, and can always be seen welcoming people during daily and Shabbos services.  Isaac has been one of the guiding forces behind the many positive changes in the Religious Committee.

Isaac and Nechama are the proud parents of three lovely children; Rabbi Gil Student, of Brooklyn and the Managing Editor at the OU Press; Dahlia in Israel; and Galit who lives in Brooklyn.  Isaac and Nechama have nine wonderful grandchildren.

Henry Dubro is a real estate management professional in the area of property management of residential real estate for a large firm in New York City.

As chairman of the House Committee he uses his professional skills to help preserve and improve the Center’s facility, from the outside to the inside of the building, in such areas as construction, operations, maintenance, capital improvements, electrical, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, energy conservation, and other facility needs of the Center.

He has been a member of the Jewish Center for over 20 years. Henry has been an active participant in many areas of the Center, from regularly attending daily and Shabbos services to being a member of several committees at the Jewish Center.

Jack Levine has lived in Teaneck for over 40 years with his wife Fran. All three of his children attended the JCT religious school and celebrated their Bas and Bar Mitzvah at the Center.  He has three grand sons who live in Wayne, NJ.

He has participated in the Religious Committee of the Center for over 10 years, and has been an advocate of evolution within the structure of the Center.

Several years ago he worked with other interested members of the congregation in organizing an alternative monthly equalitarian Shabbat service. Since then he has worked with Center leadership to enhance the Traditional Service in the Pressburger sanctuary. This continues to be one his major interests as a member of the Center's Executive Committee.

He is a Clinical Chemist and has worked in the Diagnostics Industry for 49 years. He is currently a Senior Clinical Consultant for Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics in Tarrytown, NY.  He is involved in resolving technical issues for customers and the development of quality programs for the installation of Siemens Analytical systems in Hospital Laboratories.  He has been active in the development of consensus standards between industry, government and users for diagnostic products under the auspices of the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI).  Jack is past Chair of the American Association for Clinical Chemists (AACC) Industry Division.

Howard Goldstein has a M.B.A. with concentrations in finance and accounting, and as an undergraduate he majored in the field of economics. His professional experience and education provide the foundation for executing his responsibilities as Treasurer of the Center.

Howard is a third generation Jewish Center member.  He is active through the Men’s Club as Treasurer and Scholarship Committee member.  He has been a Trustee for many years and is Chairperson of the Financial Management and Budget Committees.

Howard Goldstein grew up in Teaneck and at the Jewish Center of Teaneck.  He attended the Center’s Hebrew School and celebrated his Bar Mitzvah at the Center.   Howard and his wife Eileen were married by Rabbi Washer in the Pressburger Sancturary.  Their children Bradley and Alanna were named at the Center and also attended the Center’s Hebrew School.

Dr. Samuel Taller is presently Secretary of the Jewish Center. He has served on the Board of Trustees for over a decade and is a member for over 20 years. Dr. Taller is also Chairman of the Athletic Committee and Chairman of the Youth Committee.

Dr. Taller has practiced restorative and cosmetic dentistry in Riverdale, NY for over 25 years. He has a Masters in Human Anatomy from Fairleigh Dickinson School of Dentistry.  Dr. Taller earned his Dental degree from UMDNJ- NJ Dental School, graduating at the top of his class.  He earned numerous awards including the Faculty Academy General Dentistry Award.  Dr. Taller is a member of the NYC Emergency Medical Corps and a member of the Bergen Medical Reserve Corps.  He has been to New Orleans twice to treat the dental problems of Hurricane Katrina victims. Dr. Taller is the treasurer of the Uptown Dental Study Club and a representative for the UMDNJ Alumni Association. He also runs a program in conjunction with the Bronx Academy of Health Careers bringing high school students interested in the dental field to come to his office to observe various career opportunities available to them.