Pam Goldstein’s life has been shaped by the values passed down from her great-grandparents, grandparents, and parents — a deep sense of family, pride in her Jewish heritage, love for Israel, and a strong desire to give back to her community.

 

Born and raised in Westchester, Pam met Eric at Tulane University, and together they chose to return to Westchester to raise their family. For over 25 years, they have been active members of Temple Israel Center, where Pam has served on the Board and volunteered with various committees.

 

Her passion for community service extended to Schechter Westchester (now Leffell School), where she has been involved in multiple roles including serving as PTO Co-President and where all three of their children, as well as their son-in-law, graduated. Pam has also contributed her time and energy to organizations like the Pediatric Cancer Foundation, and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF).

 

Pam currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer of the Westchester Jewish Council. Over the past 12 years, Pam has helped to develop strong relationships with our county’s elected leaders and interfaith clergy. Pam is especially proud of the work she’s done that has strengthened the wider Westchester Jewish community.

 

Pam and Eric are incredibly proud of their children, Melissa & Benji, Becca & Jordan, and Julia, and of course, their grandsons, Rafi, Roey and Rome. They are filled with joy watching their children carry on the values of those who came before them, continuing the cycle of commitment to family, heritage, and community.