Gain peace of mind and clarity about the future for your loved ones and yourself. Learn the importance of creating a comprehensive binder with your essential legal, financial and medical information. In partnership with Jewish Community Services (JCS), a partner in The Associated’s AgeWell Baltimore, LifeBridge Health and Sol Levinson with Jan Cardin, Esq., Jennifer Sapp, MSG, LCSW-C, Jewish Community Services, Eliza Feller, Sol Levinson's Funeral Home.
Event Details
Tuesday, October 28
2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Doors open at 1:30 p.m.
The Edward A. Myerberg Center
3101 Fallstaff Rd, Baltimore, MD 21209
Attendance is free and open to the community.
Registration is required.
Light refreshments will be served. Dietary laws observed.
Questions? Please contact heather@sollevinson.com.
Jan H.K. Cardin, Esq.
Jan H.K. Cardin, Esq. received her undergraduate degree from Brandeis University and subsequently earned her Juris Doctor/Master of Public Administration (JD/MPA) dual degree from Syracuse University College of Law and The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Jan served as an Elder Law attorney with the Law Offices of Adam J. Roa, P.C. for twenty years. Her expertise is in Estate Planning, Financial Elder Abuse Litigation, Medicaid Planning, Guardianships and Probate. In 2023, Jan was named Super Lawyer in the area of Elder Law. To become a Super Lawer, one is nominated by your peers and independently researched and evaluated for peer recognition and professional achievement. Jan has been admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania, District of Columbia and Maryland, as well as in various Federal Courts.
Additionally, she has served on the Jewish Community Services’ Board of Directors since 2018 and will become the Board President July 1, 2025. Jan encourages people to be proactive in planning to avoid the pitfalls associated with making decisions while in crisis.
Eliza Feller
Eliza Feller is the Director of Advance Planning and a funeral director at Sol Levinson's Funeral Home. Having been a funeral director for nearly 15 years, she has a wealth of experience working with families immediately following a loss, as well as those looking to preplan while still healthy. As the head of the advance planning program, Eliza's role is to educate the community and relieve the decision-making process for surviving family. She is always looking for that extra something that will make a family's funeral experience more meaningful, and their pre-planning experience more informative.
Eliza grew up in Reisterstown and, like many others, took a circuitous path to arrive at the funeral care industry. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Music Performance from Boston University and a Master’s in Music Performance from Rice University. After teaching trombone for a few years and a brief stint with an orchestra in Milay, she spent several years in fundraising, development, and event programming for Jewish non-profits in Baltimore and Washington, D.C. before finding her home at Levinson’s.
Eliza and her family are members of Chizuk Amuno Congregation. Eliza has served on the board of other synagogues, started a successful area program for Jewish young professionals, is a lifetime member of Hadassah, and a 3rd generation member of Covenant Guild. She and her husband, Michael Temchine, now live in Mt. Washington with their son and their dog. In her free time Eliza enjoys reading, hiking, camping, listening to music, and more reading.
Jennifer Sapp, MSG, LCSW-C
Jennifer Sapp, MSG, LCSW-C, is the Director of Aging for Jewish Community Services in which she provides oversight to several programs for older adults, including Successful Aging Case Management, Patient Care Connection, and Eldercare Consultation services. Jennifer started her career with Johns Hopkins Hospital doing research in Alzheimer’s and related dementias. She went on to manage multiple community-based programs to include Adult Day Care, Assisted Living, and specialized nursing care. In 2000, Jennifer established and managed a private Care Management practice, providing consultation, assessment, care coordination and advocacy for older adults, as well as education and training for caregivers and professionals working in senior services. She is a professional member of the Aging Life Care Association and received two Master’s degrees in Gerontology and Social Work from the University of Southern California.
