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ABLAZASariel G.G. Ablaza M.D. passed away after along illness at home in Moorestown, NewJersey on January 14, 2019. He was born inHagonoy, Bulacan, Philippines to PacienciaGutierrez and Cipriano Ablaza. Sariel gradu-ated from the University of the Philippines,College of Medicine in 1951, and completedhis Thoracic Surgery residency at Hahne-mann Medical College and Hospital in Phil-adelphia, and Maryland General Hospital inBaltimore. He specialized in Cardiac andThoracic Surgery and had a long and distin-guished career practicing in Philadelphia andNew Jersey. Sariel was Chairman of Cardiop-ulmonary Surgery at Albert Einstein MedicalCenter, Northern Division from 1972-1987and Clinical Professor at Medical College ofPennsylvania, where he also served as Chiefof Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery. Hewrote and published over 40 scientific art-icles on surgery and held a patent for the sur-gical device for treatment of dissecting an-eurysms. He retired from private practice in1996. Sariel touched many lives as a teacher,leader, physician and friend. His hobbies andinterests included gardening, poetry, raisingorchids and cooking Filipino food for his fam-ily and friends. Sariel is survived by his wife,Andie (Braunstein), and their daughter Alix-andra. He is also survived by his childrenfrom a prior marriage, David (Alyssa), Brian,Sheri Locarno (Mario) and Valerie, and bygrandchildren Caitlin Ablaza, Brendan Loc-arno, Marco Locarno and Luke, Thomas,Mary, DJ and Nicky Ablaza. He was precededin death by his sisters Elsie Ablaza, Leiway-way Garcia and brother Ismael Ablaza. Hissurviving siblings Nora DeLeon, Lulu Saminand Lydia Lu share in our loss. A specialthanks to his loving caregiver and friend,Maria LaTouche-Davis. Sariel leaves behind alarge and loving extended family here and inthe Philippines. His family and friends willmiss his generosity, sensitivity and intelli-gence. Ashes will be distributed to his family.In lieu of flowers, contributions can be madeto: UPMASA (Ablaza Professorial Chair), C/ODr. Chelle Jose, 815 Marlowe Road, CherryHill, NJ 08003.

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ALLENAnita Allen (nee Gordon), age 83, died onJanuary 11, 2019. She was a retired officemanager who resided in Warminster,Pennsylvania. Beloved wife of the late ArthurAllen; loving mother of Mitchell (Sherri) Al-len and the late Randee (Don) Allen Jackson;and adored grandmother of Jennifer andSydney. Contributions in her memory may bemade to The Jeffrey Allen Fund at the Con-gregation of Shaare Shamayim, 9768 VerreeRoad, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19115.

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AXEBeverly Constance (Solomon) Axe, 94,passed away peacefully on October 26, 2018in Warminster, PA. She donated her body toUniversity of PA Medical School. Raised inFar Rockaway, NY, Beverly moved to Phil-adelphia in 1950 upon marrying Norman Axe,her husband of 60 years and later movedwith her family to Cheltenham. An activemember of Congregation KI in Elkins Park,Beverly was dedicated to imparting her loveof Judaism to her family. Beverly enthusiast-ical ly enjoyed a variety of act iv i t iesthroughout her life. She was an avid readerand founding member of a book group whichlasted more than 45 years. A talented andprolific knitter, she enjoyed teaching othersto knit. Beverly loved to swim, play bridge,take walks, go to plays and frequent thriftstores, often generously gifting her finds tofamily and friends. Beverly is survived by herthree children, Susan, Francesca, and Martin,her sons-in-law, Peter and Alex and hergrandchildren, Johanna, Stephanie, Gabe andBradley. A memorial service will be held inthe spring.

BARNETTAnnette Sarah Barnett (nee Edelson). Janu-ary 16, 2019 of Media, Pa. Wife of the lateIsa. Mother of Ivan (Allison) Barnett, AndreBarnett (Susan) and Stephen (Janice)Barnett. Also survived by three grandchil-dren. Contributions in her memory may bemade to a charity of the donors choice.

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BERGERBetty Berger (nee Grossman), January 12,2019; of Audubon, PA; beloved wife of thelate Irvin; loving mother of Steve Berger(Ilene), Lee Berger (Amy) and the late JamesBerger (Cindy); also survived by 7 cherishedgrandchildren and 8 adored great-grandchil-dren. She & her husband shared a specialmarriage of 73 years. She viewed everythingthrough the lens of service to her family andher Judaic principals. She will be re-membered as a wonderful woman and willnever be forgotten. Graveside services wereheld on Wednesday, January 16, 2019 atHyam Salomon Memorial Park, Frazer, PA.In lieu of flowers, contributions in hermemory may be made to a charity of thedonor’s choice.


BERMANRandi Berman, daughter of Malcolm and Car-olyn Pritzker, passed quietly on December21, 2018. Having attended Abington FriendsSchool, American University and Penn State,Randi married her husband Jay in 1985.Despite being diagnosed with Multiple Scler-osis in 1986, Randi embraced life with asense of humor, courage, a love of art, hercats, and an indomitable spirit. She careddeeply for those she loved and was comfor-ted by their love in return. Wife, daughter,sister, friend, she saw the world in vivid col-ors both warm and engaging. Survived byher husband Jay Berman, Malcolm andSandy Pritzker, and her brother, Andrew, shewill be remembered by those she loved, andshe will be missed. Graveside services wereheld on Wednesday, December 26, 2018, atHaym Salomon Memorial Park 200 MooresRoad, Frazer, PA 19355. Contributions canbe made to the Delaware Valley Chapter ofthe National Multiple Sclerosis Society orBryn Mawr Hospital.


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BERMANDavid L. Berman, age 89, died on January 13,2019. He was a retired chemist who residedin Wynnewood, PA. Beloved husband ofRuth (nee Wolf); Loving father of Michael(Sophie), Ze'ev (Hedva) and Merle (RichardGaudet); Dear brother of Bea Marlow; De-voted grandfather of Samuel, Achva, Sarah,Sholom, Hadar, Elie, Yeshurun and Sonya.Also survived by 5 great-grandchildren. Con-tributions in his memory may be made toHias, www.hias.org or a charity of thedonor's choice.


BERRYMaurice Berry, Jan. 3, 2019. A traffic engin-eer for PENNDOT, WW II Army veteran of theBattle of the Bulge with 4 Bronze Stars andthe French Legion Medal of Honor. Husbandof the late Barbara (nee: Goldberg), father ofSusan (Elliot) Miller and Andy (Jolie) Berry,brother of Morton Berry, grandfather of Ryan,Zoe, Jillian, Braydan Berry, Max (Randi)Miller and the late Jordan and the late EliMiller, companion of Marcia Labovitz. Con-dolences and more at BerschlerAndShen-berg.com

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BLUMBERGGrace Blumberg (nee Bassel), age 85, diedon January 3, 2019. She was a retired artt e a c h e r w h o r e s i d e d i n A u d u b o n ,Pennsylvania. Beloved wife of the late Harris;loving mother of Richard (Sharon), David(Debra) and Sandy (Eric) Koehler; dear sisterof Sara Slavin; and devoted grandmother ofLauren, Steven, Eliana, Gedalia, Alyssa, Jac-ob, and Rachel. Contributions in her memorymay be made to Beth Tikvah B'nai Jeshurun.


BRICKLINThelma Bricklin (nee Neff), age 95, passedpeacefully on January 14, 2019 in her CherryHill home after an accidental fall that oc-curred on December 11, 2018. She is sur-vived and will be forever loved, missed andremembered by her five daughters, her sisterfrom New York City, six grandchildren, andsix great-grandchildren. Memories and con-dolences may be shared at www.ancscrema-tion.com, Westville, NJ.

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BROOKSJoan Brooks (Nee Miller), passed awaypeacefully on December 27 2018. Joan wasthe beloved wife for 56 years of HarryBrooks. Loving mother of Andrew (Laura)Fried, Susan (Marc) Howard, Beth Brooks,Michael (Marilyn) Brooks, and the late Bon-nie (Brooks) Silver. Adoring Grandmother ofseven, great grandmother of four. Joan waspre-deceased by her parents the late L. Hal-pern (Harry) and Irene (Hendler) Miller andbrother Roger (Deda) Miller. Interment willbe private. Contributions to the donorschoice.

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BRUSMANLeila Brusman (nee Kessler) on January 6,2019. Wife of the late Calvin. Mother of LisaBrusman Zaidel (Moshe Zaidel), Margie(Robert) Holber and Michael (Cynthia) Brus-man. Grandmother of 3. Relatives and friendswere invited to Funeral Services Sunday 1PM precisely at Goldsteins’ Rosenberg'sRaphael-Sacks Suburban North, 310 2nd

Street Pike, Southampton, PA. IntermentShalom Memorial Park. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the American CanerSociety, 1626 Locust St., Phila., PA 19103,or to a charity of the donor’s choice.


BRYLAWSKIKathryn “Kay” Brylawski(nee Krauskopf)December 24, 2018; of Elkins Park, PA; be-loved wife of the late Dr. Michael Brylawski;loving mother of Joan Paaske and Dr. RobertBrylawski (Ellen); cherished grandmother ofStephanie Paaske-Holcombe (Benjamin),Margot Paaske-Pearson (Andrew), RachelBrylawski and Daniel Brylawski. Relatives andfriends were invited to memorial services Fri-day, 12:00PM at Reform Congregation Kene-seth Israel, 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park,PA 19027. In lieu of flowers, contributions inher memory may be made to Delaware Val-ley University or Reform Congregation Kene-seth Israel.


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CENTERLinda Joy Center (nee Brodsky) passed awayon January 8, 2019. Linda was the belovedwife of Howard Center for 56 years. Lovingmother of Shari Center (Aimee Batson) ofOverland Park, KS, and Michael (Nancy) Cen-ter of Lafayette Hill, PA. Sister of Stephen(Joan) Brodsky, and brother-in-law ofLawrence Center. Grandmother of Adam Cen-ter and Matthew Center. Linda was a gradu-ate of Overbrook High School and TempleUniversity. She taught at Solomon SchechterDay School, and was a career counselor atPhiladelphia College of Textiles and Science.Graveside services were held Thursday,January 10, 2019, at Haym Salomon Memori-al Park. Contributions in her memory may bemade to Birthright Israel Foundation, P.O.Box 21615, New York, NY 10087, www.birth-rightisrael.com or Bayada Foundation, 4300Haddonfield Rd., East Building, Pennsauken,NJ 08109, www.bayada.com.


COHNJerome “Jerry” Cohn, 95, of Philadelphiapassed away on January 24th. Survived bythe love of his life for over 69 years, Ruth(née Cohen), his children Bruce (Fayne) andGary (Marcy), his grandchildren, Rachel(Cory), Sheara, Dara, and Julie (Andrew), andgreat-grandchildren Nathan and Emily. Jerrywas preceded in death by his parents, Emmaand Max, and his siblings Charlie, Esther,Janice, Dorothy, and Bernie. Jerry served ourcountry as a cryptographer in WWII. A gradu-ate of Wharton Business School, he workedas an office manager, and later as a Chief Fin-ancial Officer. Throughout his long retire-ment, Jerry enjoyed traveling the world withRuth and cruising with his family. He showedhis passion for learning by continuing hiseducation by auditing college courses withRuth for 15 years as a senior citizen. Hismost important treasure in life was timespent with his entire family. Contributions inhis name can be made to The ACLU or St.Jude Children’s Research Hospital.


COOPERMarilyn Marks Cooper (nee Marks), Jan. 18,2019. Wife of Lawrence of Bala Cynwyd;mother of Neil (Susan) Cooper and Alyson"Aly" (Adam) Silverman; step mother of Glenn(Jennifer) Cooper, Julie (Levi) Ullman, andAndrew (Sharon) Cooper; sister of Louis(Susan) Marks; grandmother of Hannah, Eth-an, Matthew, Gabriel, Nicholas, Daniel, Max,William, David, Gabrielle, and Jonathan. Ser-vices were Tuesday, January 22, 2019 atMain Line Reform Temple, 410 MontgomeryAve., Wynnewood, Pa. 19096. Int. Haym Sa-lomon Memorial Park. Contributions inmemory of Marilyn Marks Cooper may bemade to Drexel University, PO. Box 8215,Phila., PA. 19101-9684 or the Cholangiocar-cinoma Foundation 888-936-6731



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DAVISBertha (nee Steinberg). December 21, 2018of Philadelphia, Pa. Beloved mother of LynneDavis and Marcy Davis. Also survived bymany other loving friends and family. Bertie,was a giving and caring person and loved an-imals, especially cats. Services were heldSunday December 23, 2018 at Joseph Lev-ine & Sons with interment at Shalom Me-morial Park. The family requests that contri-butions in her memory be made to St. JudesChildren's Hospital or ASPCA.


DAVISHarold Allen Davis, age 88, January 5, 2019of Philadelphia, PA; beloved husband of Edith(nee Goldstein); loving father of Craig Davis,Ellen Cohen, and Bonnie Horowitz; cherishedgrandfather of Emily, Gabriel, Julia, Jeffrey,Nina, Melanie, and Cole. Contributions in hismemory may be made to Ann’s Choice Bene-volent Fund, 10000 Ann’s Choice Way,Warminster, PA 18974.


DAVISIda Davis, a retired haridresser died January16, 2019, she resided in Horsham, PA. Theformer Ida Lustig, wife of the late Benjamin,mother of Ellen (Fred) Getzik and Daniel(Susan) Davis. Also survived by 4 grandchil-dren and 6 great-grandchildren. Contribu-tions in her memory may be made to Auxili-ary - Abramson Senior Care, 1425 HorshamRd., North Wales, PA 19454


DESMANHelen Desman (nee Rosenblatt) died onDecember 26, 2018 in Tucson, Arizona at themiraculous age of 95. Helen Rosenblatt wasborn on November 29, 1923, to her parents,Charles and Sabina Rosenblatt. She gradu-ated from high school and moved to Denver,Colorado and went to beauty school and wasa hair stylist until she met and married DanielDesman. They resided in Philadelphia mostof their lives. Helen is survived by her daugh-ter-in-law and granddaughter, Shelley andCharli Desman of Huntingdon Valley, PA,son, Mark Desman and his son, Artem of Ex-ton, PA, her daughter and her son-in-law,Robin Desman and Paul Spindt of Tucson,AZ. She is preceded in death by her hus-band, Daniel, her son, Michael, and herbrothers and sister, Jack, Isaac, Harold, andGertrude.


DORDICKEdward Dordick, on January 14, 2019 at theage of 99. Husband of the late Lillian (neeRolnick). Father of Robert (Fran) Dordick andNancy (Sam) Levine. Grandfather of Adam(Jaime) Levine, Scott Levine, Jacob (Macken-zie) Dordick, Allison Levine and ElliotDordick. Contributions in his memory may bemade to Jewish National Fund, 150 Monu-ment Road Suite 107, Bala Cynwyd, PA19004 or American Friends of Mogen DavidAdom P.O. Box 52158 Philadelphia PA19115.


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DRIBANLawrence J. Driban, age 73, died on January13, 2019. He was a check cashing store own-er who res ided in K ing of Pruss ia ,Pennsylvania. Husband of Nina Perris; fatherof Carly (Cinde) Driban and Jill Driban; broth-er of Michael (Diane) Driban; and grandfath-er of Dani, Emma, and Jacob. Contributionsin his memory may be made to Beth SholomCongregation, 8231 Old York Road, ElkinsPark, Pennsylvania 19027 and Beth Or Con-gregation, 239 Welsh Road, Maple Glen,Pennsylvania 19002.


DUNNOUSJack Dunnous, 93, of Philadelphia, PA, diedThursday, January 3, 2019. He is survived byhis wife, Gloris; children: Claudia, and Robert(Christine Leo); and granddaughter, Hannah.Funeral service was Sunday, January 6th atWest Laurel Hill Funeral Home, Inc. Memori-al contributions in Jack’s name may be madeto the Music Fund at Congregation RodephShalom.

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EINSTEINMadeline "Mitzi" Einstein (nee Mishkin), age94, December 29, 2018 of Longport, NJ.Formerly of Penn Valley, PA. Wife of the lateDavid B. Einstein. Devoted mother of Alan(Nancy) Einstein, Brina Einstein (VincentMicale), and Joan (Fred) Weinstein. Sister ofboth the late Bernard and Robert Mishkin andthe late Betty Orbach. Also survived by 11grandchildren, 11 great grand children, andmany adoring nieces, nephews and friends.Her youthful, loving spirit will live on in all thelives she touched. The family requests contri-butions in her memory be made to Crohn'sand Colitis Foundation via www.crohnscolit-isfoundation.org


ENGELElayne “Chippy” Engel (nee Millis) (84)passed away after a long illness on January22, 2019. Chippy is survived by her husbandEli, her children Tracey & Martin from herfirst marriage to Freddy Ludwin, and her stepchildren Dina, Tracy, & Brian. She is alsosurvived by her sisters Renee & Harriet, aswell as her 7 grandchildren, Maia, Carley, Isa-bella, Brent, Samson, Avery, and Sydni. Agraduate of Columbia Institute, she loved tolaugh, dance and was a ton of fun! She was aloving wife, mother & friend. Chippy was be-nevolent and loved helping others in any wayshe could. She was a good ear and shoulderto those who needed it, and will be missed bymany. Donations in Chippy’s memory can bemade to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure, orthe ASPCA.


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EVANSMrs. Vera (Korman) Evans, age 80, passedaway peacefully on January 11, 2019. Bornand raised in Philadelphia, PA, she resided inBoca Raton, FL since 1997. Vera will be re-membered for her endless devotion to herfamily – who she loved immensely – hergourmet meals, and fierce devotion to anyPhiladelphia sports team. She is survived byher beloved husband, Martin, four children,Ricki Evans Ousterman, Caren Evans, NoelEvans and Ellyn Evans Small, as well as hergrandchildren, Kyle Ousterman, Ryan Ouster-man, Melanie Evans, Haley Small, and Victor-ia Small. The family invites donations inVera's name to National Stroke Association.

FORDDr. Robert Ford, Jan. 8, 2019. Husband ofShelby (nee Tinkelman) of Bryn Mawr. Fath-er of J. Stuart Ford (Alyson) and Nancy FordGrossman (Dr. Michael). Brother of PhyllisVictor (Herbert). Grandfather of Jayde, Avi,Brenen, Benjamin, Carrie Jean and RobertWalter. Relatives and friends were invited toServices Thursday 11 A.M. Har Zion Temple,1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley. Int.West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Contributions inhis memory may be made to Har Zion Templeor Abramson Center for Jewish Life, 1425Horsham Rd., North Wales, PA 19454.


FREEDDr. Edmond L. Freed, 83, retired to DelrayBeach, FL (formerly Podiatric Surgeon ofPhiladelphia) passed peacefully in his sleepon January 6, 2019; loving father of Davidand Eric, brother to Phyllis Bergman, andcherished Zayda of Steven, Justin & Grayson.Buried at Montifiore Cemetery, Section O, Lot116. Memorial contributions in Eddie's namemay be made to the School of PodiatricMedicine.

GINDINRica Gindin, Jan. 19, 2019, of Cherry Hill, NJ.Wife of the late Hillel Gindin. Mother ofJoshua (Meryl) Gindin, and Miriam (the lateMartin) Holzman. Grandmother of Melissa(Eric) Goldstein, Todd (Evelyn) Holzman,Jennifer Gindin and Molly Gindin. Greatgrandmother of Sophie, Trey and Lauren.Rica was a Holocaust survivor, beloved edu-cator and baker extraordinaire. Contributionscan be made to Samaritan Healthcare andHospice www.samaritannj.org or Cong. Sonsof Israel, www.sonsofisraelnj.com

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GOLDBERGGerald (Jerry) Goldberg, "Pepop", age 85, ofBoynton Beach, Florida, (formerly of Egg Har-bor Township, Ventnor, Pennsauken, andPhiladelphia, Pa.,) passed away on January10, 2019, as a result of Alzheimer’s disease.Jerry was born in Philadelphia and gradu-ated from Central High School, class 196.After serving in the Army, in his earlier yearsJerry owned his own dry cleaning businessand laundromat in Camden, NJ. In his lateryears Jerry worked at various casinos in At-lantic City and for 15 years at Trump Plaza asa supervisor. He enjoyed riding his bike onthe AC Boardwalk, playing cards, going to themovies, and mostly hanging with his belovedfamily. He was a true Philadelphia sports fanespecially cheering on the 76ers. His favoritemeal was a cheesesteak (wit) at Pat's Steak.Jerry is predeceased by his parents, Roseand Morris Goldberg, his sister, Irene Fish-bein, and his son in law, Dr. Donald Juros.Jerry is survived by his loving wife, and bestfriend of 65 years, Roberta (nee) Burgis.Jerry is also survived by his children, Mark(Letecia) of Frisco, Texas; Penny (Michael)Bilker of Egg Harbor Township, NJ; Susan(Greg) Emarine of New Castle, Colorado; twograndchildren, Faith (Arthur) Manelis, Chad(Lauren) Juros, and two great grandchildren,Dalia and Adam Manelis. Jerry is also sur-vived by step grandchildren Farrah (Austin)Hoffman, and Michael Rice, and step greatgrandchildren Ethan, Madison, Katelynn andKimberly, Additionally, Jerry is survived byhis brother and sisters in laws, Melvin andValerie Burgis, Stan and Wyleen Burgis, andWilliam Fishbein. A memorial service will beheld in South Jersey. In lieu of flowers thefamily requests memorial donations be madeto The Spread the Magic Foundation, c/oPenny Juros Bilker, 322 McClellan Road, EggHarbor Township, NJ, 08234.

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GOLDENBERGStanley Allen Goldenberg, age 91. Passedaway comfortably at home surrounded by hisfamily. He was the eldest son of Miriam &Ben Goldenberg, brother of Robert and ElaineTavel (deceased). Loving husband for 70years to Peggy Kay Goldenberg. Father ofBonnie Kay (Bruce) Marks, and Glenn (Vivi-an) Goldenberg; exemplary grandfather ofMicah (Amy) Kagan, Aaron (Emily)Marks,and Hannah Marks (David Charny). Adoringgreat grandfather of 4 beautiful children.Family was very important to him and hemaintained close ties with many cousins. Hewas a Coast Guard Veteran and volunteer firefighter in the early 1950’s. A graduate ofTemple University with a Bachelor of Sciencein 1951. He was a lifelong student of art, for-eign languages and pursued knowledge ofthe sciences and geography though reading.He studied art at the Barnes Institute whichinformed his desire to collect art which hepursued locally and while traveling aroundthe world. He specialized in collecting oldmaps. Additionally, he was an artist himselfand took up welding creating whimsical andabstract pieces from scrap metal that he gaveto people who expressed interest in his work.He was extremely handy and took greatpleasure in making repairs around the house.Stanley had a successful business career inthe retail field. He served as a confidant andadviser to many who came for his counsel.He was a lover of the out doors whether fish-ing, hiking, sailing or camping. Especiallywith his grandchildren. He was a dapperdresser, frequently sporting a bowtie andPanama hat. He cut a fine figure of a man. Heand his wife Peggy loved to entertain in theirgracious home inviting friends and family ofall ages. He was a lover of life and will bemissed by all those who came within his or-bit. Contributions in Stanley’s memory can bemade to the Millicent & Mark Kay Scholar-ship fund at Keneseth Israel, 8339 Old YorkRd, Elkins Park, Pa 19027 or a charity of yourchoice.


HALPERNBernice Halpern (nee Finkler), December 29,2018. Wife of Dr. Stanley Halpern. Mother ofPaul (Felicia Hurewitz), Alan (Beth), Richard(Anita) and Kenneth (Aaron Stanboro) Hal-pern. Grandmother of Eli, Aden, Emily, Jacoband Tessa Halpern. Relatives and friendswere invited to Graveside services Wednes-day 11 A.M. precisely at Shalom Mem. Park,Huntingdon Valley, PA (Sec. David). Contri-butions in her memory may be made to acharity of the donor’s choice.


HANSSolomon Hans, age 90, died on December28, 2018. He was born in Romania and wasa retired grocer who resided in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania. Husband of the late Miriam(nee Leace); father of Bruce (Levana) Hansand Esther (Gadi Goldstein) Hans; uncle ofEsther (Sam) Sztulwark and Issie (Carla)Frost; and grandfather of Dyana (Corey),Marci), and Eric (Yvette). Contributions inhis memory may be made to the Associationof Holocaust Survivors, 1934 President St.,Phila., PA 19115 or Friends of the Israel De-fense Force (FIDF), P.O. Box 4224, New York,NY 10163.


GILLERPhyllis Segal Giller passed away peacefullyon Tuesday, January 1, 2019, after a cour-ageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease. Shewas 80. She was a devoted and loving wife toFrederick Giller for 55 years. Born in the Lo-gan section of Philadelphia, she was thedaughter of the late Samuel and Ethel MintzSegal. Phyllis was vibrant and full of life. Shewas extremely talented with her needlepointand knitting. Her knitted sweaters were gor-geous, unique and colorful, much like herpersonality. She enjoyed the beach, herfriends, racquetball, tennis, and was giftedwith a “green thumb” for nurturing her houseplants to the skill level of a master gardener.She loved to wander through art museums.She enjoyed dancing, the theater, musicalsand watching her grandchildren perform. Herchildren and grandchildren were always hercrowning achievement in life. In addition toher husband, Phyllis is survived by her lov-ing children, Bryan and Maryanne Giller, andWilliam and Karen Stanell; as well as her fourgrandchildren; Steven and David Giller andSamuel and Benjamin Stanell. Services willbe private. Contributions in Memory of Phyl-lis Giller may be made to The Michael J. FoxFoundation for Parkinson’s Research, GrandCentral Station P.O. Box 4777, New York, NY10163-4777 or on line: www.michaeljfox.org

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HONIGMANSandra Honigman (nee Mann) passed awayon January 26, 2019. Beloved wife of Harold;Loving mother of Michael (CatherineThompson) and Steven (Cynthia); Dear sis-ter of Richard Mann and Jeffrey (Rhoda)Mann; Adoring grandmother of Justin, Brian(Joshua) and Jennifer (Steven). Contribu-tions in her memory may be made toAlzheimer's Association , 399 Market St., Ste.102, Phila., PA 19106


HYTOWITZHarriet Hytowitz on January 14, 2019. Be-loved wife for over 40 years of the late LouisHytowitz. Devoted mother of her late sonMark Hytowitz. Survived by nieces and neph-ews: Shelley and Steven Singer, Ken andMaria Federman, Brian and Robin Kaleck, andAlan and Ellen Kaleck. Also survived by 10Grand nieces and nephews and 8 Great grandnieces and nephews. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the American Can-cer Society.









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INGERMANCorinne Ingerman passed away on January 5,2019. She was born in Philadelphia in 1930,in the throes of the Great Depression, to Al-bert and Dora Schwait. She attended OlneyHigh School in Philadelphia, Pa., and met herfuture husband, Albert Ingerman, shortlyafter her graduation in 1948. They married inMay, l949, when Corinne was 19. Corinneand Albie enjoyed 61 happy years together.They had two children, Michele and Mark.Corinne was a homemaker, devoted to herhusband and children. She always regrettedthat her family could not afford to send her tocollege, so she encouraged her children toseek higher education. Her daughter becamea lawyer and her son, a doctor. What Jewishmother could ask for more? Corinne was alifelong swimmer and played tennis competit-ively at Idle Hour Tennis Club in Drexel Hill,Pennsylvania. She also was a devoted bridgeplayer her entire life, constantly honing herskills with bridge lessons and Charles Gorenat her side. After moving to Florida in the mid1970’s, Corinne continued playing tennis andbridge, finding new partners and expandingher social circle. But it was in Florida, spe-cifically, Palm Beach County, where her ca-reer as an artist blossomed. Art was her truepassion. She focused seriously on her careeras an artist after her children left the nest.She took classes at Philadelphia College ofArt and volunteered at Elwyn Institute, whereshe taught art to disabled children. She builtan art studio onto her home and painted pro-lifically. She displayed her paintings all overher home, sold many commercially and ex-hibited her works at various galleries aroundPalm Beach County. She won numerousprizes for her art. In addition, Corinne was afounding member of the Wellington Art Soci-ety. She played an active role in the Societyuntil she returned to Philadelphia in 2016.She spearheaded many projects, including alarge-scale undertaking in which local artistsdecorated the children’s wing of a local hos-pital. After her children were grown, Corinneand her husband actively traveled throughoutthe United States and abroad. Despite heractive schedule, Corinne always made timefor annual trips to the Pacific Northwest andto Philadelphia to see her children and grand-children. Corinne was known as “Nan” to sixgrandchildren and despite the geographicaldistance between them, always maintained avery close relationship with all six grandchil-dren. In recent years, Corinne welcomed sev-en great- grandchildren into the family.Corinne took her Jewish faith seriously. Untilher move back to Philadelphia, she was anactive member of Temple Beth Torah in Wel-lington, where she served on the Board ofDirectors for many years. She was a fixture atFriday night services. Corinne is survived byher brother, Allen Schwait, daughter, MicheleGrable (husband Bill) and her son, Mark In-german (wife, Becky), her grandchildren,Katherine Walter (Michael), Andrew Hallman(Kim), Julia Hallman (Aaron Rubin), LindseyJames (Drew), Sarah Ingerman (Ty Thiele)and Kyle Ingerman. There was a private in-terment at Eternal Light Memorial Gardens,Boynton Beach, Fla. A memorial service forCorinne will be held at Temple Beth Torahsometime in late winter. For details on thememorial service, please contact [email protected]


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JABLONCharlotte Jablon (nee Bornstein), on January20, 2019. Wife of the late Leon. Mother ofEllen (Scott) Maynard and Dr. Sheryl (Larry)Menacker. Grandmother of Dana MaynardUnger (David), Adam Maynard (RebeccaHaimowitz), Allyson Menacker Teal (Tobias)and Justin (Brittni) Menacker. Great Grand-mother of 8. Contributions in her memorymay be made to KleinLife, Jewish Federationof Greater Metrowest New Jersey, or to acharity of the donor’s choice.


JACHNIUKFrejda Jachniuk (nee Kogan), On January 11,2019. Beloved wife of Abram. Devotedmother of Jake Jachniuk and Eda Klein(Paul). Dear sister of Mira Berler. Lovinggrandmother of Seth Klein (Michelle) and Jef-frey Klein (Rena), and great grandmother ofZachary, Evan Rachel, and Adina. Relativesand friends were invited to funeral servicesSunday 11:15 AM precisely at Goldsteins’Rosenberg's Raphael-Sacks Suburban North,310 2ND Street Pike, Southampton, PA. Int.Shalom Memorial Park. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the Juvenile Dia-betes Research Foundation, 555 CrotonRoad, Suite 111, King of Prussia, PA 19406or Abramson Senior Life, 1425 HorshamRoad, North Wales, PA 19454.


KAPLANMuriel Kaplan (nee Goldman) Dec. 21, 2018of Newtown, PA. Mother of Jay Kaplan(Evelyn), Lee Kaplan (Nancy), and Enid Beck.Grandmother of Lisa (Paul), Renee (Jimmy),Brian (Christy), and Leah. Great grandmoth-er of Austin and Shane. Contributions in hermemory may be made to a charity of thedonor’s choice.


KAPLITZJerome Melvin Kaplitz, of Washington Twp.,NJ. Born 1-4-1934 died 1-4-2019. Jerome“Jerry” Kaplitz was a devoted husband, fath-er and grandfather. He worked in Sears inPhila., where he met his wife, Martha. Heworked for many trucking companies in NewJersey before finishing his career in his 70’swith Claridge Hotel and Casino in AtlanticCity. Jerry Rnjoyed watching the Phillies andEagles play. Jerry’s wife Martha passed awayin 2010. Jerry is survived by his son, Dr. NeilKaplitz (Elizabeth), Renee Klavens (Jeffrey),and 8 grandchildren. Jerry will be sorelymissed by his family and many good friendsat Cardinal Village. Contributions can bemade to American Heart Associat ionwww.heart.org


KERSHBAUM JACOBSJudith Kershbaum Jacobs (nee Kurtz) Janu-ary 3, 2019; Age 101; of Phila.; beloved wifeof the late Dr. Alfred Kershbaum and the lateHerbert V. Jacobs; loving mother of SueStevens (Joseph), Marjorie Shiekman and thelate Dr. Kenneth Kershbaum (Susan); cher-ished “Granny” to Kathy Evans (Jason), Shar-on Kershbaum (Tim Kelly), Joe Stevens(Tomo), Andy Stevens (Bethany), Wendy Co-hen (Shannon) and Tommy Shiekman (Ku-miko); also survived by 12 adoring great-grandchildren, ages 5 months to 21 yearsold. Services and interment will be private.Contributions in her memory may be made toGui l la in-Barre Syndrome Foundat ion(www.gbs-c idp.org) .

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KRUMMarlene Krum (nee Zukerman), on Jan. 12,2019. Wife of Robert of Cherry Hill. Mother ofMark Krum, Dr. Seth (Kelly) Krum and Beth(Barry) Sokol. Grandmother of Erika, Grant,Jacob, Blake and Sophia. Contributions in hermemory may be made to Alzheimer's Associ-ation.


LEVYStanley Levy, on January 6, 2019, of Phil-adelphia PA. Husband of the late Martha (NeeKenarik) Brother of the late William J.(Beverly) Levy and the late Sylvia (Martin)Vigderman. He was the uncle of Alice Levy(Motty Seal), Howard (Susan) Levy, EdwardLevy, Robert (Rachel) Vigderman, Howard(Janine) Vigderman, Anne (Eric) Greenbergand the late David (Laurie Dameshek) Vigder-man. Relatives and friends were invited toGraveside Services, Wednesday, 11 A.M., atRoosevelt Memorial Park, 2701 Old LincolnHwy, Trevose, PA 19053. Contributions in hismemory may be made to Society Hill Syn-agogue www.societyhillsynagogue.org orJewish Federation www.jewishphilly.org


LISSEleanor B. Liss (nee Braunstein) December30, 2018; of Wyndmoor, PA; Age 98; be-loved wife of the late Edwin D. Liss; lovingmother of Karen Goldenberg (Elliot Marcus),Lois Barsky (Jerry) and Janet Marinoff (Nor-man); mother in law of the late Jan Zucker;devoted sister of Millard Braunstein; cher-ished grandmother of Jason Zucker, BrianGoldenberg, Jessica Marinoff (Jim Charatan)and the late Eric Marinoff; adored great-grandmother of Eli Charatan. Relatives andfriends were invited to services, Wednesday,11:00 A.M., Joseph Levine & Sons, 4737Street Rd., Trevose, PA. Interment at KingDavid Memorial Park. Contributions in hermemory may be made to Cong. Beth El,Yardley, PA, C/O Eric Marinoff College Out-reach Fund or Temple Sinai, Dresher, PA.


MEISLERElizabeth Ann Meisler, December 26, 2018 ofCherry Hill, NJ. Mother of Sarah (Jeff) Domisand Daniel Getzoff. Grandmother of Carter,Nash, Levi and Emerson. Sister of Jane(Marty) Abo and Abby Konigsberg. Contribu-tions can be made to Saltzman House c/oJewish Sr. Housing, 1110 Laurel Oak Rd.,Voorhees, NJ 08043, attn: Sandy Kushner [email protected]


MILARSKYGary Milarsky, on January 9, 2019. Husbandof the late Joan (nee Rultenberg); Father ofRona (Jim) Horst, Ivy (Ron) Gard, Marla andLori (Tom) Klinger; Brother of Lenore Post,Edward (Diane), Lawrence (Judith), JudithSinn, Rochelle Solomon, Jacob (Frances),Joan, Annette (Neal Schwartz), Adele (An-gelo Branca) and the late Geraldine Pagliaro,Robert and Eugene; Grandfather of Harrison,Rachel, Jacob, Brendan and Maddie. Contri-butions in his memory may be made to acharity of the donor’s choice.


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MILARSKYGary Milarsky, on January 9, 2019. Husbandof the late Joan (nee Rultenberg); Father ofRona (Jim) Horst, Ivy (Ron) Gard, Marla, andLori (Tom) Klinger; Brother of Lenora Post,Edward (Diane), Lawrence (Judith) Martin,Judith Sinn, Rochelle Solomon, Jacob(Frances), Joan (Betty-Lou Davis), Annette(Neal Schwartz), Adele (Angelo Branca) andthe late Geraldine Pagliaro, Robert (Myra)and Eugene (Norma); Grandfather of Harris-on, Rachel, Jacob, Brendan and Maddie. Con-tributions in his memory may be made to acharity of the donor’s choice.


MONROEOur beloved Beverly (Koch) Monroe was adevoted daughter to her best friend andmother, Ann, and to her loving father, Sol.She was a devoted wife of thirty eight yearsto Mike, who took excellent care of her aftershe fell ill in 2011. Beverly was a wonderful,witty and sacrificing mother to her childrenEric and Amy and son in law, Brian. She wasa new, loving grandmother to Cole, who wasthe light of her life. Beverly will be re-membered by her loved ones for her humor,her smile that could light up a room, her loveof the Phillies and her passion for her family.She will live on forever in the stories they tellof her especially to baby Cole. She has beenpeacefully laid to rest near her parents andgrandmother, Dora Berman, who also helpedraise her.

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MORLYNBessie Morlyn (nee Kanter) December 21,2018; of Phila.; beloved wife of the late Na-then E.; loving mother of Ronna (Arthur)Strauss and Edward Morlyn; cherishedgrandmother of Eric. Graveside serviceswere held Sunday, December 23, 2018 atRoosevelt Memorial Park, Trevose, PA.


MORGANRuth Morgan (nee Drucker) January 17,1927-September 14, 2018, beloved wife of the lateHenry Morgan, loving mother of Edward(Anna) Morgan, Judy (Rick) Abrams, de-voted grandmother of Jennie Morgan (David)Brodski, Jacob Morgan, Orly Morgan, AbigailAbrams and Gordon Abrams and greatgrandmother of Emilia Brodski. Ruth was thedaughter of the late Abe and late JennieDrucker and sister and sister –in-law of thelate Boris (late Barbara) Drucker. Belovedaunt, cousin and friend to many. Ruth wasborn in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and atten-ded West Philadelphia High School and Jew-ish Hospital School of Nursing. She workedas a nurse in Philadelphia and Los Angeles,married Henry and together they raised theirfamily in Philadelphia. She and Henry movedto Hollywood, Florida in 1973 where Ruthwas a successful realtor with her own office.She relocated to St. Louis in 2005 which sheembraced as her new home and made manynew friends. Funeral services were held onSeptember 17 at B'nai Amoona Cemetery inSt. Louis, MO. Donations in Ruth’s memorymay be made to the Jewish Federation of St.Louis, Jewish Federation of Greater Phil-adelphia, Congregation B’nai Amoona or thecharity of donor's choice. Please visit ber-germemorialchapel.com for more informa-tion.

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LIEBMANFlorence Liebman (nee Kahn) 92, passedaway January 4,2019 in Philadelphia. Sur-vived by Husband Morton, Son Simon(spouse Rachel) Grandsons Jordan, Philipand Chase.


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MORRISEsther Morris (nee Jarchower) died onDecember 25, 2018. She was a bookkeeperwho resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Wife of Howard Philip Morris; mother ofAaron David Morris and Alissa (Michael)Morris-Alexander; and grandmother of Sam-antha and Maya. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the Cancer SupportCommunity of Greater Philadelphia (Gilda'sClub), 4100 Chamounix Drive, Philadelphia,PA 19131.


MOZLINTheresa "Teddi" Mozlin (nee Meshover), onJanuary 17, 2019. Wife of the late Paul.Mother of Dr. Barry (Nancy) Mozlin, Aliceann(Matthew) Bain and Scott (Kimberly) Mozlin.Grandmother of Jeremy, Shoshana, Aron, Ju-lia and Madeline. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the Alzheimer's As-sociation, 399 Market Street, Suite 102, Phil-adelphia, PA 19106, www.alz.org/delval.


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NEUBAUERArnold Neubauer on December 27, 2018.Husband of Rhoda J. (nee Perloff). Father ofBonnie Neubauer (late Gil Seagraves), HopeKrechmer (Jeff Miller), Kim (Howard)Kramer, Cindy (Ben) Grossman and Beth(late Scott, Sr.) Stahmer. Grandfather of Alex,Tyler, Adam, Josh, Scott and Melannee. Greatgrandfather of Brynn. Relatives and friendswere invited to Funeral Services Monday 1PM precisely at Goldsteins' Rosenberg'sRaphael Sacks Suburban North, 310 SecondStreet Pike, Southampton, Pa. 18966. Inter-ment King David Memorial Park. Contribu-tions in his memory may be made to theAmerican Heart Association, 5455 N. HighStreet, Columbus, OH, 43214.


NIPONMorris Nipon, 93, of Galloway Township,passed away on December 21, 2018. Born toSarah and Louis Nipon on November 7,1925, “Morrie” was the first member of hisfamily to be born in America. He lived a fulllife filled with love and good friends. Hegraduated from West Philadelphia HighSchool and Temple University. He alsoserved honorably in the United States Army.Throughout most of his life, he worked in thecarpet industry. He enjoyed horse racing andwas a fan of the Phillies, Sixers and Eagles.Morris was preceded in death by his broth-ers Ralph and Edward. He is survived by, andwill be dearly missed by, his children NancySchultz (David), Robert Nipon and MichaelNipon (Terese); his grandchildren RachelRosenbaum, Lauren Crenshaw (Vic), JasonSchultz, Edward DeMaio, Alex DeMaio, MissyGribbons (Scott) and Adam Nipon; his great-grandchildren Miranda, Sivi, Estee, Audrey,Ellie, Sebastian and Macc; his brother Albert,and many nieces, nephews and beloved fam-ily members. Donations in memory of MorrisNipon may be made to Seashore GardensLiving Center, 22 W. Jimmie Leeds Road,Galloway NJ 08205.

OLITSKYGwen Olitsky (nee: Miller), Jan. 22, 2019.She was the beloved wife of Allan for 57years. Mother of Scott (Andrea) Olitsky,Stephen (Tamar) Olitsky and Stacy Olitsky.Adoring grandmother of Jenna, Jacob,Shaina, Ellie, Peri, Noah and Maxwell. Gwenworked as a therapist and addictions coun-selor. Contributions in her memory may bemade to CureHHT.org, a cause very close thefamily’s heart.

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OSTROFFNathan Litman Ostroff, a Philly native, passedaway suddenly on Sat December 29, 2018while on vacation with his family in Aruba.He attended Overbrook Sr HS, graduating in1966, and went on to study at Temple and St.Joseph’s university. Nate was in the whole-sale food business his entire working career.(He began by delivering baked goods with hisgrandfather at the Jersey Shore). Havingstudied Food Marketing , he became a foodbroker in the Tri-State Area. Nate was highlyrespected in the food industry and served asPresident for Philadelphia Food Trades Or-ganization (PFTO), Tri-State Dairy Deli asso-ciation and later for the Mid-Atlantic FoodTrades Organization (MAFTO). He was alsoactive in the Golden Slipper Club Charitiesand the Golden Slipper Camp. He is sur-vived by his wife Judi and two children, Carli& Loren, a daughter-in-law Jordana and twobeautiful granddaughters, Layla & Avery. Inaddition, he is survived by his brother Har-vey (Lisa) and their three children Noah (Ash-ley) Ostroff, Matthew (Katie) Ostroff & Han-nah Appel (Ben) and their families. He waspre deceased by his parents Rita (Litman)and Jules Ostroff. Funeral services were heldThursday January 3, 12 noon at Goldsteins’Rosenberg's Raphael-Sacks, 6410 N. BroadSt. Phila. PA 19126. Burial will follow at Mon-tefiore Cemetery. Hollow Road, Broomall,PA 19008. Donations may be made to con-gregation Beth El Ner Tamid, Broomall , PAor a charity of the donor’s choice.


OXENBERGNorman Oxenberg, on January 13, 2019, adecorated World War II Veteran. Husband ofthe late Thelma (nee Wiser). Loving compan-ion of Dee Kelly. Father of Larry (Lynn) Ox-enberg. Grandfather of Tal (Alison), Michelle(Gary), Jeanine (Jeff) and Lisa (Pat). GreatGrandfather of Daphne, Spencer, Brayden,Jack, Noelle, Leila and Nathan. Also re-membered by daughter-in-law JeanetteRagone and sister-in-law Claire Harrison.Contributions in his memory may be made tothe National Brain Tumor Society, 55 ChapelSt., Ste 200, Newton, MA 02458.



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PACHTERHenry, December 13, 2018, of Havertown,PA. Beloved husband of the late Berta (neeBecker), loving father of George (Joanne),Ze’ev (Rahel), and Shirley (the late Barry) Lu-bitz; cherished grandfather of Diana (Nick),Shelley (Geoff), Jill (Jimmy), Tommy, An-drea and Carly, and great grandfather of Elli-ott, Derek, Valerie and Zachary. GravesideServices were held December 14th at Monte-fiore. Contributions in his memory may bemade to Magen David Adom www.afmda.org.Born in Vienna, Austria, Henry lived his child-hood in the thriving Jewish community ofTeplice (Teplitz), Bohemia, Czech Republicuntil the first days of the Nazi occupation in1938. At the age of 14 Henry left Teplice forIsrael with the Kindertransport rescue effortsof the Sochnut /Jewish Agency, never to seehis family again. As soon as the British Man-date accepted Jewish enlistments Henryjoined the British Army, serving 5 years, andparticipating in the famous Battle of ElAlamein in the Egyptian desert where heworked in the optical instruments shop,maintaining the optical systems within tankswhich were used against the anticipated Ger-man advance. Henry had also served in theHaganah and later worked as a civilian for theIDF until he found a position with NationalCash Register, as a bookkeeping machinemechanic. In January 1958 Henry, his wifeBerta, their 2 young sons, George & Ze'evand their dog Teddy came to Philadelphia,where his 3rd child, Shirley was born 3months later. After several jobs in the cityHenry established Pachter Office MachineCo., and soon opened a retail typewriter storeat 704 Market Street (same spot whereThomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration OfIndependence). Later he created the HouseOf Typewriters, on Township Line in UpperDarby. He was one of the last men standingin the typewriter industry upon retiring in1988. In retirement, Henry pursued his pas-sion studying porcelain arts, specializing inMeissen collection and restoration. He be-came an official ASA appraiser for museums,antique dealers and collectors nationwide.He made many trips to European countries asan active member of the Keramos Society,and was perhaps one of the few U.S. citizensever to be invited to visit the old Meissenfactory in communist East Germany in the1980s, as he was researching their archivesfor the origin of the art. In recognition of hisacheivements, the Keramos Society presen-ted Henry Pachter with an honorary doctoraldegree. Meissen porcelain was popular withEuropean royalty and the affluent in the 18th& 19th century and is still highly collectibletoday. Henry and Berta enjoyed their winterhome in Tarpon Springs, Florida until Berta'spassing in 2011. Henry was also a lifelonglover of the opera and classical music, and atalented violinist and accordion player, wherein Florida he was an active musician in asmall orchestra. Henry passed at 95 but hismemory and storytelling charms will lastforever.



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PERELMANStanley Perelman, on January 16, 2018. Be-loved husband of Florence (nee Kassel). De-voted father of Holly Lankin (Robert) andHarvey Perelman (Ilene). Loving grandfatherof Andrea Lankin (Leah Garber), RebeccaHarris (Mitchell). Elyse Golub (Eric), and An-drew Perelman (Evette). Loving great grand-father of Max, Suri, and Dani. Contributionsin his memory may be made to Cong. BethSholom or the Alzheimer’s Association.


PETITCharlotte Petit (nee Zysman) on January 16,2019 at the age of 93. Born is Paris, France,she was the beloved wife of Paul Petit andloving mother of Roland Petit. IntermentMontefiore Cemetery.


POLLACKAnn V. Pollack (nee Vitcov) on January 11,2019. Beloved wife of the late Jack. Devotedmother of Linda Abrams (Leonard), MarcPollack (Robin), and Charles “Chuck” Pol-lack (Alyson). Also survived by 16 grandchil-dren and 10 great grandchildren. Contribu-tions in her memory may be made to BethSholom Cong. 8231 Old York Road or ProjectHope, c/o Samuel Domsky, 3213 Burn BraeDrive, Dresher, PA 19025

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RABINOWITZAdrienne Rabinowitz (nee Goldstein) onDecember 26, 2018. Beloved wife of Philip.Devoted mother of Joy Dee Doneson(Charles) and Barbara Markowitz (Michael).Dear sister of Stephen Goldstein (Barbara).Loving grandmother of Robyn Lawler (Cody),Melissa Maten (Mike), Michael Doneson,Stephen Doneson (Dani), and Lori Doneson.Loving great grandmother of Tiba and EllisLawler. Relatives and friends were invited tofuneral services Sunday 11:15 AM preciselyat Goldsteins' Rosenberg's Raphael-SacksSuburban North, 310 2ND Street Pike,Southampton. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.Contributions in her memory may be made tothe Alzheimer’s Association.


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ROSENTHALMinerva R. Rosenthal (nee Rothman), onJanuary 8, 2019. Survived by her eldest sonTheodore S. Bloch (Cheryl) of Philadelphia,pre-deceased by her son Stuart E. Bloch, Esq.(Beth) of Boca Raton, Florida. Grandchildreninclude Dr. Heather A. Curry (Dr. Andrew P.Myers) of Hockessin, Delaware, Ms. HannahB. Soffer (S. Aaron Soffer) of Philadelphia,Mr. David E. Bloch (Dr. Lilly Chang) ofGainesville, Florida, and Ms. Ann B. Rich-mond (Justin Richmond) of Philadelphia.Great-grandchildren include: Nathan andLeila Myers, Maya Soffer, and Parker and Ad-eline Bloch. She is also survived by hernephew Mr. Joseph Rothman (Jan) ofThornton, Colorado and her niece, Ms. CyndiRothman Schoenbrun (Stuart) of BoyntonBeach, Florida. Funeral services were beprivate. Donations may be made to CampRamah in the Poconos, 2100 Arch St., Phil-adelphia, PA 19103.


ROSNEREvelynn Rosner (nee Scharf) on January 9,2019. Wife of the late Dr. Albert; loving moth-er of Dr. William (Eileen) Rosner, Dr. Bruce(Beth) Rosner, Dr. Michael (the late Sheryl)Rosner; adored grandmother of Abby(Jeremy), Jamie (Jonathan), Samantha(Brett), Deena (Matthew), Sara, Rachel(Scott), Dr. Andrew (Jennifer); also survivedby 14 great-grand-children. Contributions inher memory may be made to Hadassah, or acharity of the donor’s choice.


RUBINSKYPaula Rubinsky (nee Moskovitz), January 27,2019; of Phila.; loving mother of Elliot Rubin-sky (Sally) and Aaron Rubinsky (Debbie); de-voted sister of Leon Moskovitz, Aileen Owensand Harold “Hashy” Moskovitz; also survivedby nieces, nephews and many cats .Graveside services were held Wednesday,January 30, 2019 at Shalom Memorial Park.Shiva was at the Rubinsky/Jonas residence.In lieu of flowers, contributions in hermemory may be made to the Bucks CountySPCA.


RUDNICKJesse Allen Rudnick, January 24, 2019; ofPhila.; beloved husband of Jeannette (neeChesin); loving father of Suzanne Ellen Payne(Michael), David Thornton Rudnick (Claire)and Barbara Rudnick (Jerry Zeeman); broth-er of William Rudnick (Sandy); also survivedby 5 cherished grandchildren. Dr. Rudnickwas a Professor at Temple University for 29years. Contributions in his memory may bemade to a charity of the Donor’s choice.



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SALAMANSandra Salaman (nee Smith), age 82, died onJanuary 20, 2019. She resided in Dresher,Pennsylvania. Beloved wife of the lateRichard Salaman; loving mother of Andi(Scott) Barsky and Steven (Carolyn) Sala-man; dear sister of Natalie Wald; and adoringgrandmother of Cara, Danielle, Emma, Mi-chael, and Nicole. Contributions in hermemory may be made to Women's Americ-an Ort, www.jwa.org or to the AbramsonSenior Care Center or to the Alzheimer's As-sociation, 399 Market St., Suite 102, Phil-adelphia, PA 19106.


SCHIFFMyron ‘Sonny’ Schiff died peacefully in hisown bed January 9, 2019. He was 89 yearsold. Sonny is survived by his wife of 69years, Marilyn (nee Kleinman) Schiff. Fatherof Melanie Fruman (Steven) & Brian Schiff(Susan Kardon). Grandfather of Justin Fru-man (Rachel), Brenda Crouse (Joseph),Jonathan Fruman and Juliet Schiff. Great-grandfather of Brandon and Ryan Frumanand Penelope Jane Crouse. Brother of the lateDr. Stanley Schiff and Carole Levinson.Sonny most recently lived in Cherry Hill andAtlantic City after living most of his life inNortheast Philadelphia. Sonny was involvedin many businesses, mainly in the bar andfood industry. He was a friend to all. In his ul-timate, final selfless act, Sonny donated hisbody to science. A memorial service will takeplace in the near future. Donations can bemade in his memory to The Leukemia andLymphoma Society; donate.lls.org

SCHNEEDorothy Schnee (nee Gorman), on January 7,2019. Wife of the late Morris Gottesman andthe late Victor Schnee. Mother of Judi(Steve) Israel, Ilene (Mitchell) Rubin and thelate Gary Gottesman. Grandmother of 4 andGreat Grandmother of 4. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the Abramson Cen-ter for Jewish Life, 1425 Horsham Rd., NorthWales, PA 19454.


SCHNEIMANSheila Schneiman (nee Malamut), age 77,died on December 19, 2018. She was a re-tired bookkeeper who resided in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania. Beloved wife of the late Arthur;loving mother of Erik Schneiman and RhonaGerber; dear sister-in-law of Joan Malamut,Connie and Marc Adelman, and TobyLawrence; and adoring grandmother of Avi-gail and Eitan. Contributions in her memorymay be made to the Foundation for JewishDay Schools 2100 Arch St. Philadelphia, PA19103 or Cease Fire PA CeaseFirePA.org


SCHNITZERDr. Jay S. Schnitzer on January 10, 2019.Beloved husband of Rochelle “Shelly”Schnitzer. Devoted father of WendySchnitzer (Kevin Woolsey) and JordanSchnitzer (Jessica Sentell). Loving grandfath-er of Mara Woolsey. Dear brother of the lateGerald Schnitzer. Relatives and friends wereinvited to funeral services Friday 11:15 AMprecisely at Goldsteins' Rosenberg'sRaphael-Sacks Suburban North, 310 2ND

Street Pike, Southampton, PA 18966. Int.King David Memorial Park. Contributions inhis memory may be made to the NationalKidney Foundation or Tifereth Israel of LowerBucks County.


SCHORRDr. Michael L. Schorr January 5, 2019; ofWayne, PA; beloved husband of Melissa“Missy” (nee Rose); loving father of MeredithRose Schorr; devoted brother of StevenSchorr (Joy); dear son-in-law of Ellen and thelate Jerry Rose; adored brother-in-law of thelate Nancy Rose Tannenbaum. Relatives andfriends were invited to services Wednesday,1:30PM, Main Line Reform Temple, 410Montgomery Ave, Wynnewood, PA 19096.Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.Contributions in his memory may be made tothe American Cancer Society.


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SCHWARTZSonia Schwartz (nee Sisel) on January 17,2019. Wife of the late Marvin; Mother ofRonni Ridgway and Dr. Philip (Mindi)Schwartz; Grandmother of Billy (Kerrie), Mat-thew (Cecily), Becca, Jonathan, Evan andTyler. Sister-in-law of Sandy Schwartz. Con-tributions in her memory may be made to acharity of the donor’s choice.


SERVETNICKHannah Servetnick (nee Kaplan) Dec. 20,2018. of Bala Cynwyd, formerly of Phila. Be-loved wife of the late Abraham; loving moth-er of Barbara (Curtis) Levitan, Jeff (Randi)Servetnick and the late Samuel (Sally) Servet-nick; cherished grand-mother of Rory, Ra-chael, Michael, Erika, Danie and Alex; de-voted great-grandmother of Ayla, Skyler, Eth-an and Ellie. Relatives and friends were in-vited to Services Sunday 11 A.M. JosephLevine and Sons Memorial Chapel, 4737Street Road, Trevose. Int. Roosevelt Memori-al Park. Contributions in her memory may bemade to American Cancer Society or Americ-an Heart Association.


SHAKTIRochelle Shakti (nee McGinley) on Dec. 27,2018. Loving mother of Marlene Katz (JohnGrdinich), Diane Katz and David (Dawn) Katz.Adored grandmother of Brandon Feinstein,Rebecca Feinstein, Kyle Katz, Gabrielle Katz,Sophia Katz and Briana Katz. Sister of Elaine(Sal) Capozio. Funeral Services were heldSunday Dec. 30. Int. Shalom Memorial Park.Contributions in her memory may be made toSt. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105.


SMALLJanet Y. Small (nee Slobotsky) on December30 at the age of 89. Born in South Philly,Janet was the daughter of the late Abrahamand Gussie K. Slobotsky. She was the be-loved wife of 33 years of Sidney Small andthe sister of the late Esther Levin Spiegel andthe late Shirley Stone. She was a graduate ofSouth Philadelphia High School for Girls andprior to retirement she was employed by theFederal government for over 25 years. In re-tirement she was a snowbird in Lauderhill,FL. She was the beloved aunt of the lateSamuel (Charlotte) Levin, Stephen (Marlene)Sandler, Sanford (the late Nancy) Stone andAlyse (Neal Benson) Stone. Janet and Sidwere lone time members of Temple Shalomin Oxford Circle. Janet was skilled in the artof knitting and crocheting and her handiworkcontinues to be enjoyed by the younger gen-eration of her family. She had an encycloped-ic memory of all things related to South Phil-adelphia.


STEINHelen F. Stein (nee Felenbok),88 years old,on Jan. 2, 2019, of Willow Grove formerly ofPhila. Beloved wife of Sheldon. Devotedmother of Diedre (Stephen) Cole and StevenStein. Loving grand-mother of Jared Cole andAshley (Michael) Occhiogrosso. Cherishedsister of the late Sara (Josh) Bornstein. Helenwas loved by many relatives, friends andeveryone that met her. Contributions in hermemory may be made to a charity of thedonor’s choice.



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STERNArthur Stern, on January 11, 2019, six daysshy of his 97th birthday. Devoted husband ofthe late Frances (nee Weinstock). Lovingfather of Alan J (Sheryl) Stern and Marsha S.Stern. Beloved grandfather of Benjamin H.and Danielle R. Stern. Arthur is also survivedby brother, Harold Stern, and sisters-in-law,Rochelle Golner and Myrna Weinstock, aswell as many loving nieces and nephews. Ar-thur was a veteran of WW II and a liberator ofDachau concentration camp where he alsoserved as an interpreter. During his lifetime,he worked for WCAU-Channel 10, in person-nel management for the federal government,and for the Philadelphia Free Library. Contri-butions in his memory may be made to theHolocaust Awareness Museum and Educa-tion Center, 10100 Jamison Ave., Phila., PA19116 or a charity of the donor’s choice.

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SUSSMANGladys K Sussman. (nee Shapiro), onDecember 24, 2018. Beloved wife of the lateMilton B. Sussman and the late Edward“Chuck” Klein. Loving mother of Hedy-AnnKlein Guyer and Beth (Murray) Brown. Sisterof Alvin (Teresa) Shapiro and Jerald (Irene)Shapiro. Adorned grandmother of KeithBrown and Kyle (Amanda) Brown. Cher-ished great grandmother of Amelia. Gladysearned an Associate Degree in Business fromCentral Jr. College which became LincolnPrep. Gladys was also very artistic in art andcalligraphy and attended the Barnes Founda-tion for classes. Gladys’ proudest servicewas her employment in procument for thefederal government and her proudest expres-sion was that she traveled all over the world.Se rv i ces were he ld a t Go lds te ins ’Rosenberg’s Raphael Sacks Suburban North,310 Second Street Pike, Southampton, onThursday, December 27, 2018. Int. Monte-fiore Cemetery. Contributions in her memorymay be made to a charity of the donor’schoice.

TAYLORGary Taylor, age 66, died on January 11,2019. He was an accountant and then a truckd r i v e r w h o r e s i d e d i n B e n s a l e m ,Pennsylvania. Husband of Diane (nee Hur-witz); father of Hilary (Evan) Shenkman, Jen-nifer (Kevin) Clements, and Michael (Stacey)Polter; brother of Elynn Shapiro and Bret(Debbie) Taylor; and grandfather of Harrison,Rachel, Benjamin, Samantha, and Lauren.Contributions in his memory may be made tothe Leukemia & Lymphoma Society ,www.l ls .org.


TUCKERCharles Tucker aka “Mickey Charles”, Ownerand operator of the Sports Network, on Dec.28, 2018. Husband of Rosalind (nee Fisher);father of Wayne (Cheryl) Tucker, Lisa Tucker(James Levin) and Stacy (Richard) Levy;grandfather of Samantha, Gabrielle, Sydneyand Marissa. Services were held Sunday,Dec. 30. Contributions in his memory may bemade to the Juvenile Diabetes ResearchFoundation, Eastern PA Chapter, 555 CrotonRd., Suite 111, King Of Prussia, PA 19406www.jdrf.org



SCHWARTZAlan Schwartz, a prominent Philadelphia trialattorney and a founding partner of the lawfirm, Anapol, Schwartz, Weiss & Schwartz(now known as Anapol Weiss), passed awayon November 13, 2018 at the age of 80 aftera long battle with multiple myeloma. Alan leda life of accomplishment and contributionmarked by an unrelenting commitment to lawand equal access to justice for victims ofmedical malpractice and personal injuries.Alan was born in West Philadelphia on May5, 1938 to Goodman and Nettie (Ingerman)Schwartz. He was the middle son, sand-wiched between older brother Ronald andyounger brother Stephen. Despite a difficultchildhood and adolescence burdened by fin-ancial hardship, Alan remained committed toachieving his long-term goals. After graduat-ing from Overbrook High School, Alan servedin the United States Air Force and thePennsylvania Air National Guard Reservewhile concurrently earning his undergradu-ate and law degrees from Temple University(B.S.,1960; LL.B., 1963). Alan’s passion forthe law was an integral part of his identity. Hewas widely respected throughout the Phil-adelphia-area legal community as a tena-cious, intimidating competitor with a wrysense of humor. In the courtroom, he dis-played thorough preparation, remarkable at-tention to detail, and an exceptional ability toconvey complex, technical information to jur-ies and judges in a persuasive, easily under-standable manner. Over his long and distin-guished legal career, Alan represented manyfamilies who suffered morbid and mortal in-juries due to personal and medical negli-gence. Alan was a dynamic speaker and con-summate storyteller who zealously and pas-sionately advocated for his clients, often win-ning multi-million- dollar jury verdicts ontheir behalf. Alan enthusiastically engaged incutting edge, precedent-setting litigation. Hesuccessfully argued before the PennsylvaniaSupreme Court and changed the state law toallow parents to recover for the death of theirviable fetus. Alan was one of the first attor-neys certified by the National Board of TrialAdvocacy and served in numerous leader-ship roles for multiple legal organizations, in-cluding the Association of Trial Lawyers ofAmerica. In addition to serving as AdjunctProfessor for the Masters in Trial AdvocacyDegree Program at Temple University Schoolof Law, Alan lectured at numerous academicand professional institutions, includingThomas Jefferson Medical College, WidenerUniversity School of Law, the PennsylvaniaBar Institute, the Pennsylvania Trial LawyersAssociation and the Association of Trial Law-yers of America. Alan was a passionate trialattorney, but he prioritized his family aboveall else. After marrying at a young age, he be-came the father of three children and eventu-ally, five grandchildren. In his private life out-side of the courtroom, Alan revealed his truenature: a quirky, loving, “softy.” His childrenrecall his fascination with useless gadgetshe’d impulsively purchase from catalogues,his penchant for starting embarrassing con-versations at the dinner table, and his willing-ness to cede the upper hand when negotiat-ing their punishments for adolescent infrac-tions. While Alan enjoyed many interests andactivities—such as travel, skiing, golf, sportscars, and desserts—spending time with hisfamily was his greatest joy. Alan took hisfamily on many vacations and chose vaca-tion homes with his family’s interest in mind,incentivising their joyful participation. “Yourchildren are going to think you are a rockstarfrom when they are born until they turn about1 4 o r 1 5 y e a r s o l d . T h e n o t h e rdistractions––their friends, love interests,school, activities, careers, children—take pri-ority. While they may still love you, the timethey spend with you becomes less and less.But no matter what it costs, no matter howmuch work you might have, it’s important tospend time with your family and creatememories.” Alan’s goal was to creatememories, with the understanding that “longafter you’re gone, those memories endureforever.” Throughout his eventful life, Alannever lost his perspective or took himself tooseriously. He was quick-witted and found hu-mor in everything, even the dark moments.He lived life to the fullest and was a pillar ofwisdom, support, and advice for his entireextended family. His indomitable spirit neverwavered as he fought multiple myeloma gal-lantly over the past several years with thelove and support of his family and friends.Alan is survived by his wife, Elaine Schwartz;his three children, Carrie (Steven) Leskowitz,Lisa Schwartz, and Todd (Susan) Schwartz;grandchildren Jason (Kira) and Dylan Bell,and Zachary, Gabriel le and EmersonSchwartz ; brothers Ronald (Sandra)Schwartz and Stephen (Renée) Schwartz; andnumerous nieces and nephews. Alan is alsosurvived by his former wife and the mother ofhis chi ldren, Jeanette Schwartz. TheSchwartz Family requests that contributionsbe made in lieu of flowers to the Internation-al Myeloma Foundation, 12650 RiversideDrive, Suite 206, North Hollywood, California,9 1 6 0 7 o r d o n a t e o n l i n e a tw w w . m y e l o m a . o r g .

SCHWARTZAlan Schwartz, a prominent Philadelphia trialattorney and a founding partner of the lawfirm, Anapol, Schwartz, Weiss & Schwartz(now known as Anapol Weiss), passed awayon November 13, 2018 at the age of 80 aftera long battle with multiple myeloma. Alan leda life of accomplishment and contributionmarked by an unrelenting commitment to lawand equal access to justice for victims ofmedical malpractice and personal injuries.Alan was born in West Philadelphia on May5, 1938 to Goodman and Nettie (Ingerman)Schwartz. He was the middle son, sand-wiched between older brother Ronald andyounger brother Stephen. Despite a difficultchildhood and adolescence burdened by fin-ancial hardship, Alan remained committed toachieving his long-term goals. After graduat-ing from Overbrook High School, Alan servedin the United States Air Force and thePennsylvania Air National Guard Reservewhile concurrently earning his undergradu-ate and law degrees from Temple University(B.S.,1960; LL.B., 1963). Alan’s passion forthe law was an integral part of his identity. Hewas widely respected throughout the Phil-adelphia-area legal community as a tena-cious, intimidating competitor with a wrysense of humor. In the courtroom, he dis-played thorough preparation, remarkable at-tention to detail, and an exceptional ability toconvey complex, technical information to jur-ies and judges in a persuasive, easily under-standable manner. Over his long and distin-guished legal career, Alan represented manyfamilies who suffered morbid and mortal in-juries due to personal and medical negli-gence. Alan was a dynamic speaker and con-summate storyteller who zealously and pas-sionately advocated for his clients, often win-ning multi-million- dollar jury verdicts ontheir behalf. Alan enthusiastically engaged incutting edge, precedent-setting litigation. Hesuccessfully argued before the PennsylvaniaSupreme Court and changed the state law toallow parents to recover for the death of theirviable fetus. Alan was one of the first attor-neys certified by the National Board of TrialAdvocacy and served in numerous leader-ship roles for multiple legal organizations, in-cluding the Association of Trial Lawyers ofAmerica. In addition to serving as AdjunctProfessor for the Masters in Trial AdvocacyDegree Program at Temple University Schoolof Law, Alan lectured at numerous academicand professional institutions, includingThomas Jefferson Medical College, WidenerUniversity School of Law, the PennsylvaniaBar Institute, the Pennsylvania Trial LawyersAssociation and the Association of Trial Law-yers of America. Alan was a passionate trialattorney, but he prioritized his family aboveall else. After marrying at a young age, he be-came the father of three children and eventu-ally, five grandchildren. In his private life out-side of the courtroom, Alan revealed his truenature: a quirky, loving, “softy.” His childrenrecall his fascination with useless gadgetshe’d impulsively purchase from catalogues,his penchant for starting embarrassing con-versations at the dinner table, and his willing-ness to cede the upper hand when negotiat-ing their punishments for adolescent infrac-tions. While Alan enjoyed many interests andactivities—such as travel, skiing, golf, sportscars, and desserts—spending time with hisfamily was his greatest joy. Alan took hisfamily on many vacations and chose vaca-tion homes with his family’s interest in mind,incentivising their joyful participation. “Yourchildren are going to think you are a rockstarfrom when they are born until they turn about1 4 o r 1 5 y e a r s o l d . T h e n o t h e rdistractions––their friends, love interests,school, activities, careers, children—take pri-ority. While they may still love you, the timethey spend with you becomes less and less.But no matter what it costs, no matter howmuch work you might have, it’s important tospend time with your family and creatememories.” Alan’s goal was to creatememories, with the understanding that “longafter you’re gone, those memories endureforever.” Throughout his eventful life, Alannever lost his perspective or took himself tooseriously. He was quick-witted and found hu-mor in everything, even the dark moments.He lived life to the fullest and was a pillar ofwisdom, support, and advice for his entireextended family. His indomitable spirit neverwavered as he fought multiple myeloma gal-lantly over the past several years with thelove and support of his family and friends.Alan is survived by his wife, Elaine Schwartz;his three children, Carrie (Steven) Leskowitz,Lisa Schwartz, and Todd (Susan) Schwartz;grandchildren Jason (Kira) and Dylan Bell,and Zachary, Gabriel le and EmersonSchwartz ; brothers Ronald (Sandra)Schwartz and Stephen (Renée) Schwartz; andnumerous nieces and nephews. Alan is alsosurvived by his former wife and the mother ofhis chi ldren, Jeanette Schwartz. TheSchwartz Family requests that contributionsbe made in lieu of flowers to the Internation-al Myeloma Foundation, 12650 RiversideDrive, Suite 206, North Hollywood, California,9 1 6 0 7 o r d o n a t e o n l i n e a tw w w . m y e l o m a . o r g .

SALAMAN TUCKER


January, 2019 Death notices


WEINSTEINMillicent “Mitzi” Weinstein (nee Levin), Janu-ary 20, 2019; of Wynnewood, PA; belovedwife of the late Mayer; loving mother of Bar-bara Willens (Neil), Susan Kanev (Carl) andDeborah Weinstein; devoted sister of NancyBergman; also survived by 5 cherishedgrandchildren and 4 adored great-grandchil-dren. Contributions in her memory may bemade to Living Beyond Breast Cancer(www.lbbc.org).


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WEISSJeffrey Weiss, age 64, died on January 13,2019. He was an internet technician whoresided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Broth-er of Barbara Weiss Jaklitsch (Joseph) andNorman Weiss. Relatives and friends are in-vited to graveside services Monday 12 Noonat Montefiore Cemetery, Jenkintown, PA.Contributions in his memory may be made toHoly Redeemer Hospice, 12265 TownsendRoad, Suite 400, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania19154.


WEITZStephen J. Weitz, on January 13, 2019, ofBoca Raton, Florida, husband of Rose (Fisch-man), father of Eric and Jill (Garfinkle) andgrandfather of Margot and Zachary, passedaway comforted by his wife and son. Steph-en was born on April 26, 1938, in Phil-adelphia, Pennsylvania, to Charles and Ethel(Goldman) Weitz. After graduating fromLower Merion High School, Stephen enlistedin the U.S. Army where he served in theSouth Pacific participating in the testing ofthe hydrogen bomb. Stephen eventually be-came a national figure in the commercialphotographic industry. In 1993, Stephencompleted a five-year project during which heshepherded the donation, production and fin-ishing of the images and the archival imagesthat comprise the United States HolocaustMemorial Museum exhibits. Contributionsmay be made to the Philadelphia DelawareValley Chapter of the Crohn’s and ColitisFoundation.


WILFSamuel Wilf, January 13, 2019, of Merion,PA died after 101st birthday. Husband of theLate Ruth (nee Milner), father of Eileen Uf-berg (Dr. Michael), Lynne Rigberg (Dr. Leon)and the late Robert J. Wilf, father-in-law ofJodie Wilf; Brother of Arlene Cohen (Steph-en), the late Harold Wilf (Connie) and the lateEsther Bernett; also survived by 10 grandchil-dren and 20 great-grandchildren. His familywas everything to him. Sam graduated in1938 from University of Pennsylvania Whar-ton school of business and founded Key-stone chair company which he owned andoperated for over 60 years. He was very act-ive in the Jewish community . He and his wifeRuth founded the Robert J. Wilf preschool inloving memory of their son. Sam was the in-augural recipient of the Ralph Snyder tzedakaaward at Green Valley country club. Contribu-tions in his memory may be made to theRobert J Wilf Preschool, 45 Haverford Rd.Wynnewood, PA. 19096.


WINDSORDorothy Windsor (nee Benen), age 92, diedon November 29, 2018. She was a retiredcontroller who resided in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania. Daughter of Abraham andAnna (nee Rotenberg) Benen; mother of Ad-rienne (Vincent) Gioe and Sharon (Phil) Burg;grandmother of David (Dorothea), Michael,and Jessica; and great-grandmother of Ben-jamin. Contributions in her memory may bemade to any charity to further Jewish educa-tion.


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