Barbara Mazliah - Chair
Richard Simon - Vice Chair
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Stephen Grossman - Warden
Stephen has been a member of Belmont since 1977 and involved in a variety of communal activities including the Board of Management, serving as Warden for a total of thirteen years over a 23 year period. Currently, he is on the All4U Adult Education Committee and Belmont Community Cares, as well as being the shul’s Security Co-Ordinator and representing the community at the US Council. A one-off for this year Stephen is chairing the Shabbat UK Committee! He is also Group Scout Leader of the 5th Stanmore Scout Group, an integral activity of the Belmont Community since the Group began in 1982
Stephen is married to Frances with two sons and two grandsons. He is a partner in a commercial property management company and in his leisure time takes a keen interest in sport and enjoys visiting Israel when he can.
Stephen has been a member of Belmont since 1977 and involved in a variety of communal activities including the Board of Management, serving as Warden for a total of thirteen years over a 23 year period. Currently, he is on the All4U Adult Education Committee and Belmont Community Cares, as well as being the shul’s Security Co-Ordinator and representing the community at the US Council. A one-off for this year Stephen is chairing the Shabbat UK Committee! He is also Group Scout Leader of the 5th Stanmore Scout Group, an integral activity of the Belmont Community since the Group began in 1982
Stephen is married to Frances with two sons and two grandsons. He is a partner in a commercial property management company and in his leisure time takes a keen interest in sport and enjoys visiting Israel when he can.
Graham Morrison-Wood - Warden
Graham and his wife, Julia, have been members of Belmont since they were married in 1975. Graham has served on various committees over the years and is in his fourth period of wardenship.
Graham is a solicitor working in Stanmore specialising in residential conveyancing. Julia and Graham have two married sons, two granddaughters and two grandsons. Apart from family life, Graham enjoys walking and watching sport and quiz programmes on TV. He is also a crossword and sudoku fanatic. He feels very privileged to be serving the Belmont Community.
Graham and his wife, Julia, have been members of Belmont since they were married in 1975. Graham has served on various committees over the years and is in his fourth period of wardenship.
Graham is a solicitor working in Stanmore specialising in residential conveyancing. Julia and Graham have two married sons, two granddaughters and two grandsons. Apart from family life, Graham enjoys walking and watching sport and quiz programmes on TV. He is also a crossword and sudoku fanatic. He feels very privileged to be serving the Belmont Community.
Tim Gellman
Tim's parents were members of Belmont throughout his childhood and youth. Soon after marrying Alison, the couple moved to Stanmore and Tim re-joined Belmont. Tim is currently involved in Shul Finance as well as assisting with the organisation of large events.
A Chartered Accountant by profession, Tim has spent the last 10 years in the Oil and Gas industry. Tim enjoys spending time with his two sons, Joseph and Nathan. He is often seem around Stanmore walking the family Golden Retriever, Poppy. Other hobbies include 5-a-side football and supporting Arsenal.
Tim's parents were members of Belmont throughout his childhood and youth. Soon after marrying Alison, the couple moved to Stanmore and Tim re-joined Belmont. Tim is currently involved in Shul Finance as well as assisting with the organisation of large events.
A Chartered Accountant by profession, Tim has spent the last 10 years in the Oil and Gas industry. Tim enjoys spending time with his two sons, Joseph and Nathan. He is often seem around Stanmore walking the family Golden Retriever, Poppy. Other hobbies include 5-a-side football and supporting Arsenal.
Barbara Lerner - Women's Officer
Barbara has been a proud member of Belmont for more than 35 years. Since retiring as a GP, 18 months ago, after 33 years with the same Practice, and nearly 40 years with the NHS, she takes pleasure in helping on the kiddush rota, the Chevra Kadisha, the US Refugee drop in, and in the broader community with an Advocacy Charity and as a volunteer at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital.
Barbara also very much enjoys being a jet-setting grandma, with frequent visits to Israel and the USA. She is pleased to to be the first Women's Officer for our community. Anyone who wants to raise gender related issues of interest or concern should please email her.
Barbara has been a proud member of Belmont for more than 35 years. Since retiring as a GP, 18 months ago, after 33 years with the same Practice, and nearly 40 years with the NHS, she takes pleasure in helping on the kiddush rota, the Chevra Kadisha, the US Refugee drop in, and in the broader community with an Advocacy Charity and as a volunteer at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital.
Barbara also very much enjoys being a jet-setting grandma, with frequent visits to Israel and the USA. She is pleased to to be the first Women's Officer for our community. Anyone who wants to raise gender related issues of interest or concern should please email her.
Carol Hart
Carol is Head of Volunteer and Community Services at the Association of Jewish Refugees, where she has worked for the past 13 years. She manages a team of seven coordinators and over 300 volunteers.
Earlier this year she was on the organising committee for an intergenerational conference for Holocaust Survivors and Refugees at UCL. She represents the AJR on the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust Advisory Group is a member of the executive of Yom Hashoah UK, which this year arranged a commemorative event for 5,000 people at Barnet Copthall.
She is a trustee of the JVN, Jewish Volunteer Network. The majority of Carol’s lay involvement has been in the field of education. She was the first female chair of governors of a United Synagogue school and for a number of years chaired the JTTP, The Jewish Teacher Training Partnership. Carol is married to Nigel and they have two daughters and three grandchildren.
Carol is Head of Volunteer and Community Services at the Association of Jewish Refugees, where she has worked for the past 13 years. She manages a team of seven coordinators and over 300 volunteers.
Earlier this year she was on the organising committee for an intergenerational conference for Holocaust Survivors and Refugees at UCL. She represents the AJR on the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust Advisory Group is a member of the executive of Yom Hashoah UK, which this year arranged a commemorative event for 5,000 people at Barnet Copthall.
She is a trustee of the JVN, Jewish Volunteer Network. The majority of Carol’s lay involvement has been in the field of education. She was the first female chair of governors of a United Synagogue school and for a number of years chaired the JTTP, The Jewish Teacher Training Partnership. Carol is married to Nigel and they have two daughters and three grandchildren.