Jerome R. Malino

Background

Malino, Jerome R. was born on June 7, 1911 in New York City. Son of Wolf and Henrietta (Rosenbaum) Malino.

Education

Bachelor, City College of New York, 1931. M.H.L., Jewish Institute Religion, 1935. Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Alfred University, New York, 1958.

Honorary Doctor of Divinity, Hebrew Union College, 1960.

Career

Rabbi, Baldwin (New York) Jewish Center, 1934-1935; Rabbi, United Jewish Center, Danbury, Connecticut, 1935-1981; rabbi emeritus, United Jewish Center, since 1981; chaplain, Federal Correctional Institute, Danbury, 1940-1983; lecturer, Western Connecticut State University, 1983-1984; adjunct lecturer, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute Religion, since 1983. A founder Jewish Federation Danbury, president, 1947-1950.

Achievements

• Jerome R. Malino has been listed as a noteworthy rabbi by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Danbury Board Education, 1949-1969, president alternate years, 1951-1969. Board directors Danbury Community Action Committee. Member Danbury Charter Revision Committee, 1976, Mayor of Danbury Ad Hoc Committee Racism, 1976.

Member Central Conference American Rabbis (president 1979-1981), Association Religious Communities (president 1982-1984), Jewish Peace Fellowship, Institute Religion in Age of Science, Danbury Music Center, Danbury Concert Association.

Connections

Married Rhoda Simon, June 9, 1936. Children: Frances, Jonathan.

Father:

Wolf Malino

Mother:

Henrietta (Rosenbaum) Malino

Spouse:

Rhoda Simon

child:

Jonathan Malino

child:

Frances Malino