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BERNSTEINSylvia Bernstein died on June 12, 2017 at theAbramson Center for Jewish Life in NorthWales, PA. She was 90. She was born SylviaWeinberg on January 28, 1927 in Phil-adelphia. Her father, Max, was a proud Navyveteran whose family first settled in theUnited States in the 1840s. Her mother, theformer Rebecca Solkov, was born inDinaburg, Russia. Sylvia spent her entire lifein the Philadelphia area. She grew up on the2600 block of S. Alder Street in South Phil-adelphia in the company of numerous exten-ded family members and friends. She gradu-ated from Southern High School and, shortlythereafter, began working for the InsuranceCompany of North America in its eponymousbuilding at 1600 Arch Street, where she mether future husband, the late Albert M.“Sonny” Bernstein. They remained marriedfor 65 years, until his death in 2011. In 1966,Sonny and Sylvia moved from Wynnefield toa house in Merion that remained in the Bern-stein family until 2011. In addition to raisingthree children, Sylvia also founded a marketresearch company that she owned and oper-ated for a number of years. Above all else,Sylvia was a source of unceasing love andselfless devotion to her family. Sylvia waspredeceased by two sisters, Lenora andJeanette. She is survived by her children, Mi-chael (Sherri), Louis (Mary) and Bonnie, andher grandchildren, Sarah Bernstein Solomon(Scott), Emily and David Bernstein, and Mat-thew (Aly Gibson), Paulina and Luke Mar-cucci. She is also survived by her great-grandson, Jerry Solomon. Contributions inher memory may be made to The AbramsonC e n t e r f o r J e w i s h L i f ewww.abramsoncenter.org/donate/ or call215-371-1806

ADELMANIrene P. Adelman, May 29, 2017, age 98, lov-ing wife of the late Joseph. She was prede-ceased by her beloved parents Sarah andRudolph Polya and brother, Joseph L. Polya.Irene was a resident of the Madlyn and Le-onard Abramson Center for Jewish Life since2008. In 2004 the Center honored her at itsAuxiliary's annual tribute luncheon for over35 yrs. of volunteer services dating back towhen she joined the Auxiliary at the Phil-adelphia Geriatric Center (PAG) on the Ab-ramson Center's former Philadelphia cam-pus. Her volunteerism and involvement withthe Auxiliary had continued until 2006, focus-ing in latter years on the Center's library. In2015, Irene was once again honored by theAbramson Center Auxiliary with their firstWoman of the Year award. Irene established2 separate endowments at the Center: a Res-ident Luncheon Endowment Fund and am En-hanced Visitation Endowment Fund. She alsoendowed the Joseph L. Polya MemorialScholarship at Abington High School inmemory of her beloved brother. Irene's con-tinual volunteer work began with the USOduring World War II. Beginning in 1975, as apart of a Volunteer Research Group, she wasan integral part of the York House Southmedical team where she handled medical andlab appointments 2 days each week for ap-proximately 18 yrs. Also, under the auspicesof the Social Services department, Ireneworked with York House tenants and withresidents in the Nursing Home. In past yearsIrene had been a devoted and active memberof Beth Judah Synagogue in Logan and sub-sequently Melrose B'nai Israel Emanuel-El inCheltenham. Irene is survived by nieces,nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews andfriends. Contributions in her memory may bemade to the Madlyn and Leonard AbramsonCenter for Jewish Life, 1425 Horsham Rd.,North Wales, PA 19454 or a charity ofdonor's choice.

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ADELMANMildred “Mickey” Adelman (nee Osgood)June 1, 2017. Wife of the late Milton Adel-man; Mother of Stephen (Susan) Saltzburg,Michael (Karen) Saltzburg, Robert (CarlosGarcia) Saltzburg, Eve (Dennis) West andSheryl (Joseph) D’Amico. Also survived by 7grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.Contributions in her memory may be made toHadassah, Mainline Delaware Co. Chapter,1518 Walnut St., Ste. 402, Phila., PA 19102.

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ADLERPaul Adler, June 9, 2017, age 94, a monthshort of his 95th birthday. Paul is re-membered as beloved husband of Paulina,cherished father of Esther (Greg) and Bar-bara (Meir), adoring grandfather of Jacob,Adam, Sam, Oren, Tali and Noa, and great-grandfather of Ella and Caden. Paul was bornin Skalat (Ternopol), Poland, now an area ofWestern Galacia, Ukraine. At age 17, he waswitness to the destruction of his town, a jew-ish "shtetl" and was the only member of hisimmediate family to survive the Holocaust.His three younger brothers, Menachim, Leib,and Eli were massacred along with his par-ents in Treblinka. In 1966, he traveled toStuttgart, Germany to testify in the trial thatled to the conviction of former SS officers.Paul emigrated from Poland to Israel in 1957and from Israel to the United States in 1962,first residing in Brooklyn, NY and for the last48 years in Philadelphia. He owned and op-erated a newspaper kiosk in Center Cityacross the street from City Hall. Paul servedas Secretary of the Association of JewishHolocaust Survivors and was awarded theirPerson of the Year award in 1994 in recogni-tion of his dedication. Paul chronicled hissurvival for Steven Speilberg's Film andVideo Archive and for Gratz College Holo-caust Studies Program. Contributions in hismemory may be made to American Society ofYad Vashem, 500 5th Ave., 42 fl., NY, NY10110 or the United States Holocaust Me-morial Museum, 100 Raoul Wallenberg PLSW, Washington, DC 20024.


APPELHarry H. Appel Age 86, passed away on May15. Beloved husband of Dr Marilyn Appel(nee Baker) for 60 years. Devoted father ofSheryl Appel and Dr. Laurie Appel Farnese(Greg). Dear brother of Bernard Appelbaumand Karen Ruggiero (Tony). Loving grand-father of Lindsey Appel Carlucci (Jim) andMatthew Farnese. He was most proud offounding the Finance Society at Temple Uni-versity in the 1950s and building his home inSociety Hill in 1967 in which he and his wifelived for 50 years. Donations in his memorymay be made to the Glaucoma ResearchFoundation at Wills Eye Hospital, 9th and Wal-nut Sts., Phila, PA 19107 or the PhiladelphiaOrchestra, One South Broad St. Phila., PA19107.

AUSTINSandra Mittelman Austin, 80, of BoyntonBeach Florida, died June 3, 2017 at Manor-Care Health Services from complicationsarising from Alzheimer's. Sandy is the daugh-ter of Abe and Sadie Mittelman of Phil-adelphia, PA. She is survived by her lovinghusband William Woods, her sister ShirleyRosenberg, and her son Steven Austin. Thefamily requests that donations be made tothe Alzheimer's Foundation.

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AXELRODMartin (Marty) Axelrod, 83, died May 31,2017. Affectionately known by his family asMoish. Marty was an avid sports and musicfan. Son, Brother, Uncle. Survived by numer-ous nieces and nephews. Contributions in hismemory can be made to: Golden Slipper3901 Conshohoken Ave., Phila, Pa. 19131.

BECKMANDonald Beckman, May 30, 2017 of LafayetteHill, Pa. Beloved husband of Aileen (neeKohn). Devoted father of Bradley (Alisa Mari-on) Beckman, Howard (Jennifer) Beckmanand the late Richard Beckman. Brother of thelate Robert Matthew Beckman. Also survivedby four grandchildren and two great-grand-children. Relatives and friends are invited toservices Friday June 2, 11:30 A.M. at MainLine Reform Temple (410 Mont-gomery Ave,Wynnewood). Int. Montefiore Cemetery. Thefamily will return to Bluestone Country Club(Blue Bell) and request that contributions inhis memory be made to FAJA (or) TheAlzheimer's Association.

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BELLDoris Bell, life-long Philadelphia resident, be-loved mother, grandmother, great-grand-mother, aunt, cousin, friend and neighborpassed away in her own home the evening ofJune 7, 2017 at the age of ninety six. Doris(Dora) Braverman arrived September 5,1920, the youngest of eight children born toNew York City transplants, Elizabeth Dworin,seamstress, teacher and lacemaker and elec-trician Harry Braverman, who wired the Vi-enna Opera House. It was an enlightened andlively home where everyone was drawn andwelcomed. Doris married the entrepreneurialactor David Bell in 1941 and together theyraised three daughters, travelled extensivelyand took care of many people. They weremarried for 56 years when her husband suc-cumbed to cancer. Beautiful, warm and ex-uberant, she pulled everyone in with her songand laughter. Doris adored cooing to babiesand reading to young children. Painting was atreasured hobby, and at 94. much to herpleasure and surprise, she sold a large paint-ing! Always on the move, pretty and viva-cious, she looked decades younger, even inher nineties. Doris is survived by her threedaughters, Lois, Sandi and Lisa (DavidBaker), her two granddaughters Alix andHaley Genevieve, and her great granddaugh-ter Mallory Davis Ricci, daughter to her lategrandson, Adam Jan Perry. She was and al-ways will be, unforgettable. A Shiva was heldto honor her memory, on Sunday, June 18th.

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BERSA life worth celebrating! Janice S. Bers, age98, died peacefully June 1, 2017 surroundedby loving family. Preceded in death by herhusband, Julian, of almost 60 years. JaniceBers’ good works, successful undertakingsand efforts benefitting the community are le-gendary. Janice’s contribution to the com-munity began in the 1930’s as Camp Direct-or at Camp Council, a summer camp for un-derprivileged children, and continuedthroughout her life. She provided volunteerleadership and fundraising to organizationsincluding her alma mater, the University ofPennsylvania, United Way, Keneseth Israel,Jenkintown Day Nursery, and the AbingtonHospital. Janice and Julian received theUnited Way “50 Year Award” for their deedsand contributions. At the age of 83, Janice re-ceived the “Outstanding Fundraiser of theYear” awarded by the Greater PhiladelphiaChapter of the Association of FundraisingProfessionals. Over 800 people gathered inthe Crystal Tea Room at the WanamakerBuilding in Philadelphia to deservedly honorher. Abington Hospital presented the “MullerCenter’s, Suzanne Roberts Senior of the YearAward” to Janice for exceptional volunteerfundraising leadership for almost half a cen-tury. And, she was the honoree at the mem-orable Abington Hospital, June Fete Gala atthe Union League in Philadelphia which wasreplete with its own Mummer’s Parade.However, she believed her greatest achieve-ment was the love of her husband, family,and friends. She is survived by her childrenWendy Trow-Fox and Remy Fox; Nan Bersand Harry Sears; Andrew Bers; her 3 grand-daughters, and 5 great-grandchildren. Me-morial Service was held on Sunday, June 4,2017 at Keneseth Israel. Interment was inMount Sinai Cemetery. Memorial contribu-tions may be sent to Abington Health Found-ation, 1200 Old York Rd., Abington, PA19001; Jenkintown Day Nursery, 796 BaederRd., Jenkintown, PA 19046, or Keneseth Is-rael, 8339 Old York Rd., Elkins Park, PA19027.

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BROMEsther Brom (nee Roberts) May 31, 2017, ofMedia PA. Beloved wife of the late Allan; lov-ing mother of Sheila (Neal) Schneider; cher-ished grandmother of Michael (Jennifer)Schneider, Jane (Jonathan) Kampner, Lauren(Gregg) Shapiro; also survived by 5 great-grandchildren. Services were private. Contri-butions in her memory may be made to WELMain Line Resident Assistance Fund, Attn:Rich Pezick, 100 Halcyon Dr., Media PA19063.


BUDDINEIrving Buddine of Warminster, PA on June21, 2017. He is survived by his beloved wife,Evelyn Fischer Buddine, his loving childrenDale Buddine (Brian Devitt), Richard Buddine(Linda Kim), grandchildren Michael Elnick(Loren), Brian Buddine, and great-grandchildLee Elnick. A veteran of the US Army AirForce in World War II, he served with AirForce Intelligence in the China-Burma-IndiaTheatre of Operations. As a civilian employeeof the Defense Dept., he served 39 years withthe Army Signal Corps both in Philadelphiaand Ft. Monmouth, NJ. Contributions in hismemory may be made to the Alzheimer’sFoundation.


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BURWINKLEEllen Burwinkle (nee Lokoff). June 19, 2017of Dresher, Pa. Wife of Robert E. Mother ofIric (Courtney) Browndorf, Jeffrey (Marisa)Browndorf and Nancy (Jimmy) Grossman.Sister of Fred (Kay) Lokoff. Grandmother ofLindsay, Alex, Ali, Nicholas, Benjamin, Re-becca and Olivia. Relatives and friends wereinvited to graveside services WednesdayJune 21, 11:00AM at Roosevelt MemorialPark. Contributions in her memory be madeto the Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Founda-tion.


CARDISHSamuel Cardish, On June 4, 2017. Husbandof the late Irene (nee Levit) for 67 years.Father of Cheryl (David) Razmus, Philip Card-ish (Randee Borasky) and Lisa (Steward) Ep-stein. Grandfather of Matthew and TaylorCardish. Contributions in his memory may bemade to Save the Children.


CAUTINGary Cautin on June 21, 2017. Beloved hus-band of the late Cheryl (nee Miller). Devotedfather of Melissa Jacobs (Lawrence “Lon”)and Randee Feldman (Stuart). Loving broth-er of Mark Cautin. Dear companion ofSandra Blackman. Loving grandfather ofBrynne and Lindsay Jacobs and Hannah andZachary Feldman. Contributions in hismemory may be made to American CancerSociety, 1626 Locust Street, Phila., PA19103.


CHAITNathan Chait died peacefully in his home onJune 21, 2017. Nate was born August 17,1923 in Philadelphia, PA. Beloved husbandof Rachel “Raye” Chait, adored father of El-len (Michael) Liss and Joy (Barry) Brommer,Grandfather of Matthew, Carla, Hannah,Zachary, Justin and Alexandra, Great Grand-father of Nick, Thomas and Lily. brother-in-Law to Leon (Fran) Levy and Helene “Lee”Levy, Uncle to numerous nieces and neph-ews. Nate enjoyed a “beautiful” life with Rayeand his family first, in Philadelphia; as retir-ees in Lake Worth, Florida; and their “Act III”back again in Philadelphia, surrounded by allof their family. He will be missed for his “al-ways sunny” and “utterly fantastic” attitudetowards life and people. In lieu of flowers,you may make a contribution to the charity ofyour choice. Nate Chait's coined sayingswere “Life is Beautiful” and “I’m Utterly Fant-astic”… Family and Friends called on theFamily Friday, June 23, 2017, at a publicGathering from 11:00AM-11:30 AM. held atthe Lamb Funeral Home, Inc. 101 ByberryRd, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006. Intermentat the Montefiore Cemetery Company , Jenk-intown, PA

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CHALALGerald Saul Chalal, age 90, died on May 19,2017. He was a retired medical doctor whoresided in Audubon, Pennsylvania. Father ofJoseph (Jamie) Chalal and Janet (Richard)Levine; grandfather of Alek; and companionof Carolyn Fuhrman.



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COHENAvi Joseph Cohen, June 17, 2017, of Phila.Fiancé of Rivka Kenney; Son of Martin andLibby Cohen; brother of Jonathan Cohen andZachary (Davida) Cohen. Relatives andfriends were invited to Services Tuesday, 1P.M., Cong. Ohev Shalom, Wallingford PA.Int. Ohev Shalom Cem., Brookhaven. Contri-butions in his memory may be made to acharity of the donor's choice.


COOPERJudith Cooper (nee Goldfarb) died peacefullyat home after a long battle with cancer onJune 16, 2017. Wife of Donald, to whom shewas married for 58 years, mother of LisaCooper. Contributions in her memory may bemade to The Penn Foundation, 807 LawnAve., Sellersville, PA 18960.


COOPERMAN-MILLEREstelle Cooperman-Miller, May 30, 2017, sheresided in Wayne, PA. The former EstelleMetelits, wife of the late Staney, mother ofLarry Cooperman (Meryl) and Rikki Cooper-man-Cohen (Brian Cohen); grandmother ofSamuel, Lauren, Brent and Jessie. Contribu-tions in her memory maybe made to a char-ity of the donor's choice.


CRAMERSusan Cramer (nee Baskin), May 30, 2017.Wife of the late Emanuel "Mickey", of Wyn-newood PA. Mother of Matthew (Wendy)Cramer and Evan Cramer. Sister of DavidBaskin and Marjorie Kurcias. Grandmother ofRachel and Sarah. Relatives and friends wereinvited to Graveside Services on June 4 atHar Jehuda Cemetery (Section BN) Lans-downe Ave., Upper Darby, PA. Contributionsin her memory may be made to Temple BethHillel-Beth El C/O Ann Altus Bright HorizonsFund. There will be a gathering hosted byEvan Cramer to celebrate the life of Susanand her many years of volunteer work at theJYC, Temple Beth Hillel and Bryn Mawr Hos-pital at her late residence on Sunday June 25,2017 from 4 to 8 P.M.


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CUTLERLeonard Stanley Cutler, a pillar of the Phil-adelphia business and Jewish communitiesdied of natural causes at his Bala Cynwydhome on the morning of May 30, 2017, at theage of 93. He is survived by his wife of al-most seventy years, the former Racine Saul.He is also survived by his three children, Dr.Charles Cutler, Linda Cutler and Carol Cutleras well as their spouses, Dr. Beverly Cutlerand Gregg Young. Leonard had six grand-children (Jenny Cutler, Ali Cutler, StaceySchor, Max Young, Nathaniel Young and LilyYoung) and four great grandchildren. Mr.Cutler was born in West Philadelphia toCharles and Claire Cuter in 1924. In themidst of the Great Depression Charles foun-ded Cutler Dairy Products in what is now So-ciety Hill, as well as Supreme Dairy in Bal-timore, Maryland. In 1943 Leonard gradu-ated from what was then known as Phil-adelphia Military College (now Widener Col-lege) and entered the Army Air Corp, servingwith distinction in the South Pacific. Uponhis honorable discharge from the service heassumed the reins of the family dairy busi-ness, renamed it Cutler Egg Products, Inc.,and ultimately moved its Philadelphiaheadquarters to Sedgely Avenue in NorthPhiladelphia and extended its operation intothe Southeast United States as well as Cent-ral America. While business was important toLeonard Cutler, even more important was hisdevotion to his family and to the Jewish com-munity of Philadelphia. He was a member ofthe congregation of Beth Am Israel since itsfounding in 1925 and, in fact, was a BarMitzvah in its West Philadelphia sanctuary in1937 and again in its relocated Penn Valleysanctuary in 2007 at the age of 83. In 2015he and his wife were honored by the Beth AmIsrael congregation at its 90th anniversarycelebration for his lifelong service and dedic-ation to the Beth Am Israel community. In ad-dition to this bond with Beth Am Israel, Le-onard was also a member of Adath Israel inMerion, where he attended daily minyan untilthe last few months. He was a beloved hus-band, father, grandfather, great grandfatherand friend and was an exemplar of theGreatest Generation. He will be sorelymissed.


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DAVISEdgar P. Davis, 89, devoted husband, fatherand grandfather, lost his battle with canceron Monday, June 12, 2017. He passed awaypeacefully in the early morning hours. He issurvived by his loving wife of 54 years,Selma (nee Roseman); his three children,Wendy Pollack (Ted Pollack), Sally, and Mor-ris (Kim Liddle); and seven grandchildren:Kayla, Harrison, Josephine, Luke, Jackson,Lauren, and Brett. A natural storyteller, Edgarloved meeting new people and could quicklyput anyone at ease. His kind face, gentleeyes, and childlike joy in laughter made himseem very open and accessible to anyone. Hedelighted in telling jokes and funny stories --a trait that was an asset when he started a ca-reer in sales. Ultimately, he secured a mar-keting position with the Philadelphia GasWorks, from which he retired in 1989. Afterleaving PGW, he went on to become anaward-winning photographer and photo-journalist. His photos appeared in the Phil-adelphia Inquirer, Main Line Life, and otherpublications. A passionate jazz fan, Edgarnever tired of listening to the classic record-ings that filled his younger years. Among hisfavorites were Jimmy Durante’s “Won’t YouCome Home, Bill Bailey?” and Louis Arm-strong’s “St. James Infirmary Blues.” Hischildren and friends fondly recall his love forsinging, and visitors to his bedside in recentweeks often heard him sing along with Dur-ante and Armstrong as well as songs bySinatra, Ellington, and more. Edgar andSelma traveled extensively, visiting Hawaii (afavorite destination), Puerto Rico, Alaska,Montana, Washington, and other locales overthe years. Edgar met Selma in Atlantic Cityover Labor Day weekend in 1961 and theywere married 14 months later. Edgar wasborn in Philadelphia and was a proud gradu-ate of Central High School (Class 184) in1945 and the University of Pennsylvania in1949. He lived in the city until 1969, whenhe moved his growing family to Bala Cynwyd.Funeral Services were Wednesday June 14th

at 1 p.m. at West Laurel Hill Funeral Home,Inc., 225 Belmont Ave., Bala Cynwyd, PA19004. In lieu of flowers, the Davis family re-spectfully asks that donations be sent inEdgar Davis’s name to a charity of yourchoice.

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deVADETZSKYEleanore deVadetzsky (nee Rosenstein), onJune 13, 2017, age 100, of Bala Cynwyd PA.She is survived by cousins Rosenstein,Wintz, Wagner, Dichter, Kaplan, Vaughan,deVadetzsky, and Pearlman. Services and In-terment private. Contributions in her memorymay be made to a charity of donor's choice.


ETKOWICZTess Etkowicz (nee Erman), May 31, 2017.Wife of the late Philip. Mother of Irene (Bern-ard) Eizen and Jacques (Marlene) Etkowicz.Grandmother of Jennifer (Joseph) Roberts,Joshua (Margaret) Eizen, Jonathan (Sheri)Etkowicz and Dana (Matt) Hasness. Great-grandmother of Samantha and JacobRoberts, Nathaniel Eizen and Dylan Etkowicz..Contributions in her memory may be made tothe Abramson Center for Jewish Life, 1425Horsham Rd., North Wales, PA.



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FELDMANEvelyn A. Feldman (nee Feldman) died onJune 14, 2017. She was a retired secretaryfor the Naval Supply Depot who resided inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania. Wife of the lateAbraham D. Feldman; mother of Carol Feld-man; and also survived by nieces and neph-ews. Contributions in her memory may bemade to a charity of the donor's choice.


FORMANWilliam “Bill” Forman, June 11, 2017 ofLower Gwynedd, Pa. Husband of the lateLinda (nee Hirshenhorn). Father of SallyLieberman and Curt Forman. Also survivedby four grandchildren and one great-grand-daughter. Relatives and friends were invitedto services June 13, at Joseph Levine &Sons 4737 Street Road Trevose, Pa. Contri-butions in his memory may be made to Perel-man Jewish Day School - Forman Center:7601 Old York Road Elkins Park, Pa. 19027


FRANKGoldie Frank (nee Katz), a secretary for theVeterans Administration, died June 12, 2017at the age of 96. Wife of the late Philip. Auntof Larry (Eileene) Bell, Ian Lipshutz, and EricLipshutz. Great aunt of Brian (Linda) Bell.Great-great aunt of Juliana Bell.


FRIEDLANDBenjamin Friedland of Ventnor, NJ passedaway May 16, 2017. Private services wereheld in Ventnor, NJ. Ben was born in Phila.,PA. He is survived by his companion GoldieSobel. He is also survived by son HarveyFriedland & family, and daughter Marci Car-bone and family.

FRIEDLANDEdith Friedland (nee Leder) on June 19,2017. Beloved wife of the late Martin Fried-land. Loving mother of Lisa Friedland and Ed(Dawn) Friedland. Sister of Daniel Leder. Ad-ored grandmother of Katie and great grand-mother of Sadie. Contributions in hermemory may be made to a charity of thedonor’s choice.

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FRIEDMANDr. Jerald N. Friedman, a general, thoracic,and vascular surgeon, died May 17, 2017.He was 75. Dr. Friedman was an exception-ally gifted surgeon who served on the staff ofSt. Lukes/Warren Hospital and Easton Hos-pital. He graduated Magna Cum Laude fromTufts University and graduated with honorsfrom Tufts University Medical School. Hewelcomed patients regardless of their eco-nomic status and spared no effort in better-ing and prolonging each and every life. Hewas a veteran and was honorably dischargedfrom the U.S. National Guard. Dr. Friedmanwas a beloved husband, father, grandfatherand a dedicated family man. He is survivedby his wife, Desiree; his children: OrianeRembalsky (Peter), Stephanie Felgoise(Thomas Henry), and Yolanda Rodriguez(Jonathan); his grandchildren: Sofia, Alexan-der, Julia, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Cecilia, andEstelle. A Memorial Service will be held Fri-day, June 2, 2017, 4 PM – 7 PM at the Holi-day Inn Hotel and Suites, 90 Kunkle Drive,Easton, PA 18045. Contributions in hismemory may be made to Doctors WithoutBorders www.doctorswithoutborders.com orthe Wounded Warrior Project www.wounded-warriorproject.org


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GERSHMANRevelle Gershman was born in Philadelphiato Joseph and Bessie Shambelan. She spentpart of her formative years in Richmond, Vir-ginia, and Scranton, Pennsylvania before herfamily settled back in Philadelphia. Aftergraduating from Girls High in Philadelphia,she worked for the City Parks Department,rescuing a few kittens from drowning alongthe way. She also worked at Bell Telephoneduring the day to put herself through TempleUniversity in the evening. When she neededto learn a language to graduate, at the insist-ence of a professor she took off for Europe in1952 to learn French. After traveling aroundEurope and studying at the Sorbonne in Par-is she returned to the USA, with plans to re-turn. Her return to France was delayed whenshe met her husband to be, Louis, and theywere married within six months. She did fi-nally return seventeen years later, and therest of her life was marked by repeated visitsto Europe especially France and Switzerland.At the beginning of her marriage, she taughthigh school history despite majoring in Eng-lish in college. Her teaching career came toan end as the family grew. In addition toraising three children and watching twograndchildren grow up, Revelle found time tovolunteer in a variety of ways. From her act-ive life at Main Line Reform Temple whereshe was president of the sisterhood and amember of the Temple board of trustees tohelping work on political campaigns to hermost recent work with MANNA – the Metro-politan Nutrition Network Aids Alliance –which prepares and delivers meals to peoplesuffering from aids. She received an awardfor being their longest serving volunteer forher 25 years of service. Revelle’s world wasfilled with people from all over the world andall walks of life. Her house was like an inter-national hotel. All who came were welcomedlike her children. She kept in touch with all -including a woman from her first Europeantrip in the 1950’s, who became one of herclosest and dearest friends, to the newfriends she made in the last few years. Rev-elle is survived by her three children Jo (hus-band Daniel), Gary and Ian and her twograndsons, Gabriel and Riley. In lieu of dona-tions, contributions can be made in honor ofRevelle Gershman to MANNA, 420 N 20th st,Phila, PA, 19130 or Spay and Save, Inc. POBox 122, Lafayette Hill, PA, 19444.


GLASSMANSylvia Glassman beloved wife of the late Ral-ph Glassman survived by daughter Geraldineand sons Joel and Arnie passed peacefully.The loves of her life were her husband Ralph,her children, daughters-in-law Ellen and Judiand grandchildren Paige, Jacob, Jenna, Kyleand Julia.

GLICKMANLucille Glickman (nee Barkon)May 31, 2017,of Blue Bell. Beloved wife of the late EdwardGlickman. Loving mother of Jerry (Suzanne)Blumberg, Robin (Dr. Bruce) Markovitz,Richard Glickman, and Kara (Dr. Elliott) Bilof-sky. Cherished grandmother of Brooke,Michele (fiancé Dylan Solarte), Dina (fiancéAlexander Castillo), Michael, Ian and Sam-antha. She is also survived by a twin sisterThelma Schainfeld. Relatives and friendswere invited to Graveside Services, Sunday,June 4, 11:00 A.M., Roosevelt MemorialPark, 2701 Old Lincoln Highway, Trevose, Pa.Contributions in her memory may be made toa charity of the donor's choice.



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GOLDBERGMurray Goldberg, May 26, 2017, of Phil-adelphia, formerly of New York, New Jerseyand Florida; beloved husband of Marilyn (neeSchmall); devoted father of Amy Goldberg-Al-berts (Robert), and Mannie Goldberg; deargrandfather of David Alberts and Ben andClara Goldberg; cherished brother of EstelleAbrams. Relatives and friends are invited toa Graveside Service, Tuesday, May 30, Timeat Beth Israel Cemetery in Woodbridge, NJ.In lieu of flowers, contributions in hismemory may be made to the Juvenile Dia-betes Research Foundation, www.jdrrf.org, orto a charity of the donor’s choice.


GOLDBERGSaul Goldberg, June 13, 2017 of UpperGwynedd, Pa. Beloved husband of Sheila. De-voted father of Louis (Robin) Goldberg.Proud grandfather of Matthew Goldberg. Lov-ing brother of Dorothy Miller. Saul, was aGraduate of Ambler High School, Drexel Isti-tute of Technology ( Drexel U) and a longtime member of the Ambler Community. Rel-atives and friends were invited to servicesJune 15 at Joseph Levine & Sons 4737 StreetRoad Trevose, Pa. Contributions in hismemory be made to the American DiabetesAssociation.


GORDONAnne Naomi Gordon (nee Israelitan) on May22, 2017. Beloved wife of the late Arnold.Devoted mother of Toby Knopf (Dr. David)and the late Linda Schwartz (the late Barrie).Loving grandmother of Debra Weisleder(Seth). Loving great-grandmother of JordynAva and Danielle Farah. Contributions in hermemory may be made to Abramson Centerfor Jewish Life, 1425 Horsham Road, NorthWales, PA 19454


GOSSFrances Gloria Goss (nee Chinchin), June 2,2017 at the age of 97, having lived a long andhappy life. Mother of Aylene Coulter and Neil(Faye) Shapiro. Grandmother of Gabrielle(Jordan) Zucker, Chyna Shapiro, JessicaMacMichael, and Zeke MacMichael. Great-grandmother of Chloe MacMichael.



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HARRISEmanuel Harris, 95, of Warminster andformerly of Shenandoah, passed awayMonday at Abington Memorial Hospital aftera brief illness. He was the son of the late SamHarris and Bertha Kaplan and the husband ofEthel Factor Harris. Born in Shenandoah onFeb. 2, 1922, Emanuel was the owner andoperator of the former Harris Bakery in Shen-andoah. He was president of the Kehillat Is-rael Congregation; treasurer of the B'naiB'rith organization; member of the preserva-t ion committee of the Kehil lat IsraelCemetery; American Legion member; a mem-ber of the former Shenandoah Elks Lodge;and a World War ll Army veteran. Emanuelwas an avid student of history and currentevents, an amateur auto mechanic and a dot-ing family man who also loved to dance. Hewas preceded in death by his two sisters,Sara Harris Malett and Bess Harris AppleKlitzner. In addition to his wife, he is sur-vived by two children, Dr. Ronald Harris andhis wife Margery, and Sharon Harris Kleinand husband Steven Linhard; sister DorothyHarris Pollack; three grandchildren, DavidHarris, Randi Harris and her husband Gor-don Barron, and Michael Klein; granddaugh-ters Porsha and Nasheema Linhard; andnieces and nephews. Religious services wereheld on Wednesday May 10, 2017 at noon atthe Kravitz Home for Funerals Inc., 40 N.Jardin St., Shenandoah with Rabbi Larry Ka-plan officiating. Interment with full militaryhonors will follow at the Kehillat IsraelCemetery in Sheanandoah Heights.

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HARRISONMarlene Harrison (nee Douglas), June 3,2017. Wife of Jerold. Mother of Scott (Amy)Harrison, Darren (Stacey) Harrison, JeffreyHarrison (Abby Yankawitz) and Danielle(Tony) Daguanno. Sister of Harvey (late Ju-dith) Douglas and Deborah (late Sanford)Leventhal. Grandmother of Jordyn andBrooke Harrison, Chase and Emery Harrison,Samuel Harrison, Evan and Alexa Yankawitz,Jacob and Bella Daguanno. Contributions inher memory may be made to the GreaterPhiladelphia Chapter of ALS, 321 NorristownRoad, Suite 260, Ambler PA 19002


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HAUSNERNina Magil Hausner, on June 13, 2017. Be-loved wife of the late Alan Hausner. sister ofRonnie Allen (Herb), aunt of Wendy Miller(Hal), great aunt of Paula and Jennifer Millerand cousin of Cindy Taubman (Richard).Also,daughter of Mildred and Leon Magil,granddaughter of Jennie and Charles Gold-man and Rose and Myer Magil, sister of Paul(all deceased),). The Cheltenham residentwas flamboyant and colorful in art, dress andpersonality. As an artist, she experimented inmany mediums. While she did printmaking,created sculpture, designed jewelry and fash-ioned dolls, her main focus was abstractpaintings in acrylic, watercolor and montage.She f looded her work with luminouscolors.Nina’s goal was to stimulate and chal-lenge her imagination as well as that of oth-ers. Creating was as important to her asbreathing. In her 35 years of teaching art,primarily in the Philadelphia School System,she prized the enthusiasm reflected in thefaces of her students from 5 to 85 when cre-ativity captured their spirit. Nina’s art is herlegacy. She wanted people who experiencedher work to smile, to be uplifted, to find theirown interpretation. Her training included theTyler School of Art where she received herB.S. and M.A., along with the PennsylvaniaAcademy of Fine Arts, University of the Arts,Fleischer Art Memorial, Cheltenham Art Cen-ter, Allen’s Lane Art Center and the Phil-adelphia Museum of Art. Nina was raised in aKosher household and was a graduate ofAkiba Hebrew AcademyShe was imbued witha reverence for Israel and visited 19 times.Learning piano helped arouse Nina's pas-sion for music. Starting to attend Phil-adelphia Orchestra concerts as a child, shecontinued that practice until this year. Alongwith her art, Nina leaves behind her myriadcollection of friends and family. Family wascentral in her life.The traditional family Shab-bot dinners were the glue. Contributions canbe sent in Nina’s name to Friends of the Is-rael Defense Forces.


HECHTBarry Hecht, May 31, 201. Beloved husbandto Ruby (nee Katz), and loving father to theirchildren, Lon (Karen), Joshua, and Mandy.Proud Grandpop to Emma and Ethan. Broth-er of David Hecht. Best friend to his loyalpuppy, Sammy, who never left his side. Barryhad a smile that lit up the world and will beforever missed by his family and friends.Contributions in his memory may be made toa charity of the donor’s choice.


HIRSHBERGSol Hirshberg, on June 4, 2017. Husband ofthe late Jacqueline (nee Aarons). Father ofGail (Dr. Alan) Josselson and Dr. Louis (Kim-berly) Hirshberg. Grandfather of Meredith,Brian (Andrea), Geoffrey, Lora (Michael),Megan (Michael), and the late Steven(Benay). Great-Grandfather of Rafi, Taylor,Benjamin, Callie, Scarlett, Grant, and Joshua.Contributions in his memory may be made toB’nai Brith or to the Steven D. Josselson Tik-vah Fund at Camp Ramah in the Poconos.



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HOFFMANRita Hoffman (nee Brotkin) on May 25, 2017.Beloved wife of the late Victor Hoffman. De-voted mother of James Hoffman (Karen) andFran Hoffman (Alan Goldberg). Lovinggrandmother of Allison Hoffman (JeremyHimelfarb), Jason Hoffman (Fiance, Alexan-dra Wolfson), Marc Goldberg (Fiance, Sam-antha Rolfe), Lisa Goldberg, and Joel Gold-berg. Loving great grandmother of NoahHimelfarb and Mason Goldberg. She atten-ded Temple University and the University ofMiami. She was a great admirer of the artsand a strong supporter of the State of Israel.She enjoyed working as an interior decoratorand frequently contributed to her husband'scustom home business. She loved spendingtime with her family at her house in Margate.Contributions in her memory may be made tothe American Heart Association, AmericanFriends of Magen David Adom, or theAlzheimer’s Association.


HOICKEREvelyn Hoicker (nee Katz), age 89, died onMay 16, 2017. She was a retired medical re-ceptionist who resided in Havertown,Pennsylvania. Beloved wife of the late Paul;loving mother of Arlene (David) Noble andGary (Anita) Hoicker; dear sister of DorothyMiller and Marvin Kaye; and also survived by5 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.Contributions in her memory may be made toa charity of the donor's choice.


JACOBSBarney Meyer Jacobs, 89, of Princeton, NJdied on Friday June 2, 2017 at the UniversityMedical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro,NJ. Born in Syracuse, NY, Mr. Jacobs residedin Paterson, NJ and Fair Lawn, NJ before hisrecent move to Princeton. He was theowner/operator of Jay-Gee TV an electronicsrepair establishment in Paterson. Mr. Jac-obs was active in Temple Emanuel in Pater-son, where he was a past president of theMen’s Club. He was a veteran of the U.S.Army, who served during World War II. Pre-deceased by his wife of 39 years, Glenna Jac-obs (nee Scolnick), Mr. Jacobs is survived byhis daughters and their husbands, Judith andRichard Falkin of Springfield, NJ and Karenand Howard Brooks of Southampton, PA.Also surviving are his three grandchildrenand their spouses Jessica Gantman (Ken-neth), Jaime Schultz (Michael) and CoreyFalkin (Erica) and his three great-grandchil-dren Jake, Emma and Noah. Donations inmemory of Mr. Jacobs may be made to theAlzheimer’s Association, www.alz.org. Ser-vices were held on Monday June 5, 2017 atRiverside Cemetery, Saddle Brook, NJ. Ar-rangements were by Menorah Chapels atMillburn, Union, NJ.

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KAHNSidney Joshua Kahn passed away peacefullysurrounded by family at age 85 on June 3,2017 (10 Sivan 5777) in Sacramento, CA.Born in Philadelphia to Arthur and Rose (néeMoskowitz) Kahn, Sidney attended CentralHigh School (192nd class) and the Phil-adelphia College of Pharmacy and Science,graduating in pharmacy in 1954. After com-pleting a residency at Thomas Jefferson Hos-pital in Philadelphia, he joined the U.S. Pub-lic Health Service in 1955, working amongthe Native American communities in SouthDakota until 1957. Sid had a long and distin-guished career as a hospital pharmacist andadministrator, including as Director of Phar-macy Services at Albert Einstein Medical Cen-ter (Northern Division) and then Assistant Ex-ecutive Director there. From his marriage toMartha T. First in 1954, Sidney had four chil-dren: Reuven (Carina Grossman), Randi (Ale-jandro Cadji), Sara (Yossi Shapiro) and Liora(Dave Plotkin). Martha and Sid built a warmand supportive home, imbued with Jewishand humanistic values, along with muchlaughter. He remarried Judy Dlugach in1986, then moving to Lititz, PA; in 2003 theyrelocated to Walnut Creek CA. He also leavesbehind seven grandchildren (Ohad, Yael,Shira, Raz, Isaac, Zeev and Autumn), and onegreat grandchild (Ya’ara). He is survived byhis sister Lois Ruben of Los Angeles and waspredeceased by his sister Freida Capone.Sidney Kahn was a charismatic, much-re-spected and well-liked administrator andleader, blessed with a great sense of humor,technical expertise and a flair for storytellingand crafts, along with wide intellectual in-terests. He was a dedicated family man andan exemplary father to his children, helpingto instill in them a strong sense of Jewishidentity, and responsibility to themselves,their family and the wider community. Wellloved by friends and family, he will be greatlymissed.

KANERLillian “Libby” Titlebaum Kaner, 89, of Rock-ville, Maryland, previously of Milton and Can-ton, Massachusetts and Tamarac, Floridapassed away at her home on June 8, 2017.She was the beloved wife and best friend of58 years of the late Melvin Kaner, she wasthe much loved mother of Ellen and Bill Bres-nick of Potomac, Maryland, Paul Kaner ofSharon, Massachusetts, Debbi and BobGoldich of Blue Bell, Pennsylvania and Mi-chael and Barbara Kaner of Newtown,Pennsylvania, the adored nana of Bethany(Bresnick) and Jay Spector, Sara (Bresnick)and Adam Tennen, Matthew Goldich andRobyn Weinstein, Russell Goldich, MitchellGoldich, Shelly Kaner, Stephanie Kaner,Jason Kaner and Joshua Kaner and the lateMax Steven Kaner. She was also the cher-ished “GG” of Jordyn, Micah, Rylie, Blake,Liam and Graham. She was also the daugh-ter of the late Sarah and Myer Titlebaum ofDorchester and the sister of the late EliotTanner, Melvin Titlebaum and Ruth Glincher.She was an active member of Sisterhood forover 65 years, a life member of Hadassah, amember of Eastern Star and a former presid-ent of Parent’s League of Hebrew College.Libby was employed by the Beth Israel Hos-pital as a purchasing agent of medical andsurgical supplies for many years. She alsoworked for the Department of the Navy dur-ing World War II. Funeral services were heldat Stanetsky Memorial Chapel, 475 Washing-ton Street, Canton, MA. on Sunday, June 11,at 2pm. Interment followed at Sharon Me-morial Park, Sharon, MA. Donations inmemory of Libby may be sent to Torah Fund,3080 Broadway, New York, NY, 10027; Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, 450 Brookline Ave.,Boston, MA, 02215 or the Pennsylvaniachapter of the FIDF, Fort Washington, PA.

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GLICKSadly, Irving “Myer” Glick passed awaypeacefully on Sunday, May 28, 2017.He wasborn in Blonie, a suburb of Warsaw in Po-land. He was the sole Holocaust survivor ofthe family of 6 siblings and parents. He wasin the uprising of the Warsaw Ghetto as wellas the concentration camps of Majdanek andAuschwitz-Birkenau. For many years hespoke of his experiences to children of allages, as well as adults. He was the recipientof the Miles Lerman Holocaust EducationAward for his dedication to keeping alive thememory of the six million Jews who per-ished. He was the owner of Tri-City Lumberin Vineland and an active member of Beth Is-rael Synagogue for many years. He served onthe Board of Directors, was a member of theMen’s Club, sang in the synagogue choir andwas the shofar blower for the High Holidaysfor many years. He was also a member ofB’nai Brith, the United States Holocaust Mu-seum in Washington, DC and a proud Ha-dassah Associate. He was honored severaltimes by the Bat Ami chapter of Hadassah forhis involvement in their projects and alsohonored by the Southern New Jersey Regionof Hadassah. He was an accomplished ama-teur artist in all media, including stainedglass. He had exhibits at the Vineland PublicLibrary as well as Cumberland County Col-lege. He had won several ribbons at the Seni-or Art Show, both locally and at the statelevel. He loved taking videos of his childrenand grandchildren. Three years ago hemoved to Marlton, NJ with his wife to becloser to his children. He became a memberof Beth El congregation in Voorhees. He issurvived by his loving wife Nella (Distenfeld)of 58 years, Children Eli Glick (Robin) of La-fayette Hill, PA, Ethel Rosenberg, of MountLaurel, NJ & Susan Cancell, of Marlton NJ;grandchildren Jason & Evan Rosenberg andSamantha & Alexander Cancell, sister-in-lawYetta Bergstein and several nieces, nephewsand cousins. The funeral was held Monday,May 29, 2017 at 1pm at Beth Israel Syn-agogue at 1015 E. Park Avenue in Vineland.Interment followed at Alliance Cemetery onGershal Avenue in Norma, NJ. Memorialdonations can be made to the charity of yourchoice. WAINWRIGHT-BERNHARDT Funeral Home


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KARYWerner Kary, June 14, 2017. Husband ofShirley (nee Pinkowitz). Father of Bruce (Ju-dith) Kary and Melissa (Dondi) Allen. Grand-father of Heather (Tom) Keiser, Brynne Kary,Ben Kary and Wednesday Pupo. Great-grand-father of Aiden and Kai. Brother of Gerda(Kurt) Saling. Contributions in his memorymay be made to Seasons Hospice & Palliat-ive Care of Pennsylvania, 2200 RenaissanceBlvd., Suite 110, King of Prussia PA 19406.


KIRSCHRoberta Kirsch (nee Dechter) May 26, 2017.She was a special education teacher whoresided in Northeast Phila. Devoted wife ofTed Kirsch. Loving mother of Jodie Lachman(Andy) and Joel Kirsch (Emily). Beloved BooBoo of Rachel, Emma, Benjamin, and Gabri-elle. Contributions in Roberta’s memory maybe made to Ahava, Hebrew for Love for Ab-used Children, B’nai Zion Foundation, 1430Broadway, #1804, New York, NY 10018.


KISHBernice Kish on May 29, 2017. 95 years old.25 year resident of Atlantic City's Ocean Club.Devoted Jewish Family Services volunteer.Loved to sing, dance, and spend time withfriends and family. Survived by son Stephen,daughters Marsha and Debbie, and grandchil-dren Ben, Mindy, and Diane. Contributionscan be made to Jewish Family Services of At-lantic and Cape May Counties, 607 JeromeAvenue, Margate City, NJ 08402

KOLEEllis Kole, May 19, 2017, at the age of 94.Husband of Vera (nee Finkelstein). Father ofMona Mizrachi. Brother of Jack Kolakowskiand the late Irving Kole. Grandfather ofJonathan Mizrachi and Heather (Kris) Mizra-chi. Great-grandfather of Alexander and Julia.Bother-in-law of Gloria and the late Allen Ty-man. Contributions in his memory may bemade to the Jewish Federation of GreaterPhiladelphia, 2100 Arch St., Phila PA 19103.


KRAMERDeena Levin Kramer passed away peacefullyon June 7, 2017 at age 76. Born September12, 1940 in Philadelphia, Deena was thedaughter of Marion (Landis) and Henry Levin.She was the beloved wife of Milton Kramerwho passed in 2001. Deena was the lovingmother of Max Kramer, Hannah Flancer(Gary), Lee Kramer and cherished grand-mother of Jake, Matthew, Jack, Gabrielle,Daniel. She is also survived by her brothersJonah Levin and Herbie Levin. Services wereheld on June 9, 2017. Donations in Deena’smemory may be made to the Abramson Cen-ter for Jewish Life, 1425 Horsham Rd, NorthWales, PA 19454.

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KRETCHMANClaire S. Kretchman (nee Barmat), age 91,died on May 28, 2017. Wife of the late Nor-man; mother of Marsha (Louis) Podel and thelate Ilene Kretchman; grandmother of Hara(Scott) Caplan and Brandon (Meredith)Podel; and great-grandmother of Noa Caplan,Caden Caplan, and Isla Podel. Contributionsin her memory may be made to a charity ofthe donor's choice.



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LEABMANSidney I. Leabman, Esq. May 22, 2017. Hus-band of Ilene (nee Udell); father of Heidi(Lee) Gross, Michael Leabman, Esq., andJackie (John) Brinton; also survived by 5grandchildren. Contributions in his memorymay be made to American Diabetes Associ-ation, 150 Monument Rd., Suite 100, BalaCynwyd PA 19004.


LEVENKRONLinda S. Levenkron (nee Snyder), May 20,2017. Wife of Albert Levenkron. Mother ofAndy (Wendy) and Steven (Kim) Levenkron.Sister of Richard (Honey) Snyder. Grand-mother of Matthew, Eric, Marissa, Haley andBrandon. Contributions in her memory maybe made to a charity of the donor’s choice.


LEVICKRosalyn C. Levick (“Cookie”) died onMonday, May 15, 2017 at the Hillcrest Cen-ter in Wyncote, PA. She was 82 years ofage. Born in Philadelphia she was the daugh-ter of the late George and Nan Cherry. osalynwas formerly a resident of Jenkintown. Mrs.Levick was an artist. Her paintings were dis-played at a number of art shows and giftshops. Rosalyn enjoyed dancing and hadpreviously taught ballroom dancing at ArthurMurray. Rosalyn was the beloved wife of thelate Morris Levick. She was the devotedmother to Cindy, Larry and Adam Levick(Chana) and the late Randi Levick. She wasthe loving grandmother of Arielle, Jordan,Jeremy, Olivia, Harrison and Aliza; she wasthe great grandmother of Bryce. She is alsosurvived by her sister Sheila Waldman. Ser-vices were held on Thursday, May 18, 2017at the Lamb Funeral Home, 101 ByberryRoad, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006. Rosa-lyn interment was in Shalom Memorial Park.Donations in Rosalyn name may be made tothe Alzheimer’s Association Delaware ValleyChapter, 399 Market St #102, Philadelphia,PA 19106.

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LOIGMANDarwin Loigman, June 21, 2017, of Warmin-ster, PA, formerly of Phila.; beloved husbandof Sonia (nee Spielberg); loving father of An-drea Loigman (Stewart Riley) and BruceLoigman (Deborah Gualtieri); devoted broth-er of Harold Loigman (Harriet) and Dr. BarryLoigman (Carol). Relatives and friends wereinvited to services June 23 at JOSEPH LEV-INE AND SONS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4737Street Road, Trevose, PA. Contributions inhis memory may be made to The AmericanHeart Association or Reform CongregationKeneseth Israel, Elkins Park, PA.


LOWENTHALMorris Lowenthal May 26, 2017. Devotedhusband of Ruth (nee Sawitz Sloane) and thelate Sonia “Sonny” Lowenthal. Loving fatherof Susan Markowitz (Jules) and Mindy Sha-piro (Alan) and loving step-father of NormaStopek (Lloyd). Beloved Zayda to Alexandra(Joe), Rabbi Andrew (Michelle), Joanna,Zachary, and beloved Grandpa Morris toLance (Jennifer), and Josh (Sara). DearGreat-Grandpa Morris to great-grandchildrenEmma, Devon, Harry, and Isaac. Contribu-tions in his memory may be made to theAnn’s Choice Benevolent Association andScholarship Fund.

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MANINDr. Lawrence Manin, June 21, 2017. Belovedfather of Deborah Manin (Craig) Rosen,Robin (Sam) Dilks, Dr. Brad (Dr. Beth) Man-in, Pamela Manin (Gregg) Fishman; lovingbrother of Marlene Manin (Paul) Mailshanker;devoted grandfather of Lauren (Dave) Bur-man, Blake Henry Rosen, Blair Rosen(Jonathan) Nagin, Sam, Andrew and SarahDilks, Emily and Ethan Manin, Paige andGrant Fishman and the late Jeffrey ManinRosen; adoring great-grandfather of Leah andJamie Burman; Loving Uncle of Lisa (Philip)Rode and Jodi (Rodny) Reale; devoted great-uncle of and Marissa and Rachel Reale andElia and Kylan Rode. Contributions in hismemory may be made to American Heart As-soc., Post Office Box 15120, Chicago, IL60693.


MANNMarvin A. Mann, 83 of Aventura, Floridapassed away Wednesday, May 31, 2017.Marvin was a CPA and proud Army veteran.Loving husband of Francine Freedman Friedand the late Dorothy Mann (Blavat). Brotherof Sidney(Ruth Kling). Father of Scott(Lauren) and the late Michele Nisbet. Grand-father of Corey, Jacob, Joshua, Ryan, Robert,Rachel and Alexis. Memorial Service will beheld in Florida. Donations to the AmericanCancer Society.

MARKOWITZJay M. Markowitz, Columbia, SC, a native ofPhiladelphia, passed away on June 7, 2017following a brief battle with cancer. Dr.Markowitz was a graduate of Villanova Uni-versity and Temple University School ofMedicine and practiced medicine for over 40years in Columbia SC. He was held in thehighest esteem by his colleagues and pa-tients alike. He is survived by his wife De-borah, brother Gerald, sister Marsha, and hissons Jonathan and Brad, as well as niecesand nephews who adored him.

MARKSBernice Marks (nee Cohen), on May 21,2017. Wife of the late Leon. Mother of RobinMarks and Bruce Marks. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the AmericanFoundation for the Blind, 2 Penn Plaza,#1102, New York, NY 10121, the AmericanHeart Association, PO Box 15120, Chicago,IL 60693, or to the Dementia Society ofAmerica, 114 N. Main Street, Doylestown, PA18901.


MARMONBruce A. Marmon On June 9, 2017, after acourageous battle with cancer, of Hunting-don Valley PA. Beloved husband and bestfriend of 48 years to Barbara (nee Rubin)Marmon. Loving father of Eric Lee (DeniseStrongin) Marmon and Adam Rubin (Jen-nifer Levy) Marmon; super Pop-Pop of IsaacLevy and Tova Rebecca; special uncle ofRobin, David, Ryan and Mindy and great-uncle of Tobey, Akiva, Charlie and Mali. Rel-atives and friends were invited to ServicesSunday, 2 P.M., Joseph Levine and Sons Me-morial Chapel, 4737 Street Rd., Trevose. In-terment Shalom Mem. Park. Contributions inhis memory may be made to any charity ofdonor's choice.





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MOLDOVERJean (Inge) Moldover passed away April 23,2017. There will be a memorial for her onSaturday, June 24th at 1:00 pm at 4000 Val-ley Forge Circle at the Valley Forge TowersCommunity Center where her life will be cel-ebrated. She is survived by her only daugh-ter, Charlotte Surkin. Please visit http://me-morialwebsites.legacy.com/JeanMoldoverleg-acy/homepage.aspx


MONDELBLATTBetty Mondelblatt (nee Schickman) May 22,2017. Wife of the late Charles; mother of AlanMondelblatt, Wayne (Hana) Mondelblatt, andDean (Claudia) Mondelblatt; also survived by12 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.Contributions in her memory may be made toPaul’s Run, 9896 Bustleton Ave., Phila. PA19115.


NEMEROFFMelvyn Nemeroff, January 19, 1932 - June17, 2017, of Hollywood, FL and Ventnor, NJ.Beloved husband of 65 years to Myra (neeRosenthal) Nemeroff. Loving father to Gail(Howard) Levey and Gary (Ivy) Nemeroff.Loving brother to Beverly (Martin) Eisen.Loving grandfather to Michael (Palaka)Levey, Staci (Allan) Bryarly and Olive Nemer-off. Loving great grandfather to Violet andChase Bryarly. Melvyn was a retired busi-nessman and veteran who will be greatlymissed. Contributions in his memory may bemade to Jewish War Veterans Post 39, c/oBeth El Synagogue, 500 N. Jerome Ave.,Margate City, NJ 08402.


NEWMANBernice Newman (nee Goldenberg), June4,2017of Wynnewood, PA and Ventnor, NJ,beloved mother of Randi (Jeffrey) Servetnickand Mitchell (Wendy) Newman, doting grand-mother to Danielle, Alex, Alexa and Joely. Shejoins in eternity parents Daniel and SoniaGoldenberg, sister, Miriam Sher, and be-loved nephews Marc and Michael Sher. Thefamily returned to the residence of Randi andJeffrey and respectfully request contribu-tions to be made to Ronald McDonald HouseCharities or the American Cancer Society.








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PEARLSTEINRobert S. Pearlstein, 84, of Boca Raton andPhiladelphia, June 20, 2017. Bob, was alongtime real estate broker and owner of Em-pire Realty founded in 1960. He was a pion-eer real estate professional specializing inapartment buildings and personal care cen-ters. He graduated Penn State University andwas a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi. While atOlney High School and Penn State, Bob wasa member of the varsity track team that wonthe ICAAA championship. He was the starhigh jumper, long jumper and pole vaulterand placed 2nd at the Penn Relays. Bobproudly served as an officer of the army as a2nd Lieutenant for 4 years. In 1961 Bob’s150th armored calvary was recalled whenEast Germany built the Berlin Wall. He en-joyed playing golf, tennis, racquetball, bas-ketball, skiing and sailing. He was honoredwith the Jewish Basketball Hall of FameAward in 2011. Bob enjoyed playing the pi-ano and writing his own songs. He com-posed over 50 songs on the piano…all self-taught. People enjoyed listening to his mu-sic. His many friends and family will misshim very much. Bob was born on Septem-ber 19, 1932 in Philadelphia. Proceeding himin death were his parents, Abraham andSelma Pearlstein and his 3 brothers, Morton,Marvin and Ronnie Pearlstein. He is survivedby his 3 children, Mark (Cammy) Pearlstein,Michele (Tom Ruddy) Pearlstein-Ruddy andMichael (Mindy) Pearlstein, his 5 grandchil-dren, Nicole, Stephanie, Matthew, Emily andAdam, and his 2 great-grandchildren Madis-on and Parker. Contributions may be made toAmerican Heart Association or A Charity ofthe donor's choice.


PLAUTIda Plaut (nee Steinman), May 25, in Haifa,Israel. Beloved wife of the late Martin; lovingmother of the late David (Diane) and the lateDr. Steven (P’nina); loving grandmother ofYara, Elad, Shiloh, Jon and Ari, and belovedsister of Phyllis Geller. Ida was an “EishetChayil,” a Woman of Valor--courageous, in-telligent, and compassionate--and an ardentZionist who made Aliyah with her husband 30years ago. The funeral was held in Netanya,Israel on May 26. Contributions in Ida’smemory can be made to Bet Israel Syn-agogue, 19 Yehuda HaNasi, 42103 Netanya,Israel or to a charity of the donor’s choice.

POLLACKConstance "Connie" Coane Pollack diedpeacefully at home on June 6, 2017. Wife ofthe late Charles C. Pollack; daughter of thelate Lillian and Samuel Coane; mother ofSusan Lynn (Philip I. Margolis, Jr.) Pollackand the late Valerie I. Pollack; sister of Meta(Wayne R.) Coane Spielman; grandmother ofEvan & Vaughn Sandman; great-grandmoth-er of Kylie Sandman; and aunt of Lee (Dr.Sheryl) Spielman, Ellen (Dr. Michael) Spiel-man Waltman, Stephanie Spielman, and Za-ck & Justin Walton. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the Red CrossBloodmobile.



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QUINNRobert M. Quinn, June 5,2017 of Merion, PAformerly of Bergen County, NJ. Husband ofthe late Edith (nee Baer), father of DeborahBaer Mozes and Michael (Marsha Beiberman)Quinn,brother of Joseph Quinn and grand-father of Marta and Jonah. Graveside ser-vices were at Har Jehuda Cem Upper Darby,PA Thursday June 8,2017 at 2:30 pm. Contri-butions in his memory may be made to theEdith Baer Quinn Fund at Theater Ariel.


RAINSMaxine F. Rains, a retired apartment rentalagent died June 3, 2017, she resided in Wil-low Grove, PA. The former Maxine Jaffe,wife of the late Alan Rains, mother of BethKosmin-Felix (Paul Felix) and Michael Kos-min; sister of Marcia Seiger; grandmother ofJarrett Felix, Luke Felix, Matthew Maratta,and Eric Maratta. Contributions in hermemory may be made to Susan G. KomenFor The Cure 125 S. 9th St., Phila., PA 19107


ROSENIt is with great sadness that the family ofJerry Rosen announce his passing, at the ageof 79 years old in Philadelphia on June 2nd.Born in Philadelphia, he spent the majority ofhis adult life in Atlanta, Georgia. After a life-time of working in sales, he co-founded J&LFoods, a successful food distribution busi-ness in 1979 and retired in 2001. He was alsoa veteran of the United States Army. Jerry isremembered by his children, Holly, Amy, andMindi, and son-in-laws Brian Fink and DarylHirsch. Jerry is also remembered by hisgrandchildren, Olivia and Max. Jerry is bur-ied at Washington Crossing NationalCemetery in Newtown, Pennsylvania at Sec-tion 32, Site 1007.

ROSENBAUMLibby Rosenbaum (nee Spizer) May 31,2017, of Huntingdon Valley, PA; beloved wifeof the late Jerry L. Rosenbaum, M.D.; lovingmother of Phyllis Libou (Keith), CherylGilmore (Geoff) and the late Joel N. Rosen-baum, M.D. (Ruth); devoted sister of RuthFarber and Bernice Shank; cherished grand-mother of Jason, Shaun, Hannah, Josie,Sheera, Danielle and Erik. Relatives andfriends were invited to services Sunday, 1:30PM, Joseph Levine & Sons, 4737 StreetRoad, Trevose, PA. Interment at RooseveltMemorial Park. Contributions in her memorymay be made to a charity of the donor’schoice.


ROSENSWEIGMarvin Rosensweig, on June 10, 2017. Be-loved husband of the late Mildred (nee Pest-coe). Devoted father of Ruth Secan and Har-ris Rosensweig. Contributions in his memorymay be made to the SPCA 350 East Erie Av-enue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19134 or toLeukemia And Lymphoma Society, 100 N.20th Street Sui te 405 Phi lade lphia ,Pennsylvania 19103


RUSHSherry Rush (nee Strickler) on June 17,2017. Beloved wife of Brad. Devoted motherof Sari and Seth. Loving daughter of FredaStrickler and the late Robert Strickler. Dearsister of Sandy Cogan (Andrew) and ShellyMeixell (Ron). Contributions in her memorymay be made Susan G. Komen Breast Can-cer Foundation.


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SAIONZPaul Saionz, on June 3, 2017, of Bryn Mawr,PA. Beloved husband of the late Linda E. (neeGalpern) Saionz. Loving father of Robert(Jennifer) Saionz and Alan Saionz and de-voted grandfather of Zachary, Alexander andFrancesca. Relatives and friends were invitedto Services June 8 at Congregation Adath Is-rael, 250 N. Highland Avenue, Merion Station,PA. Contributions in his memory may bemade to the Jewish National Fund.


SAVARMinna Savar, May 24, 2017, of Philadelphia,PA. Wife of the late Martin Savar. Mother ofMurray Savar and the late Larry Savar. Inter-ment Shalom Memorial Park, Lower More-land Twp., PA. Contributions may be made toPenn Hospice at Rittenhouse, 1800 LombardSt., 6th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19146.

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SCHAEFFERHarold G. Schaeffer, Real Estate Pioneer, diedat 89. Harold, longtime chairman of Kravco,one of the nation’s leading real estate devel-opment companies, died at the age of 89 atPenn Presbyterian Hospital on Saturday,June 17, 2017. Mr. Schaeffer joined Phil-adelphia’s M.A. Kravitz Company in 1957. Heled its efforts in selecting sites and attractinganchor stores for the burgeoning shoppingcenter sector, including its flagship King ofPrussia Mall. After taking over leadershipwith his partner Arthur L. Powell, the newlynamed Kravco Company became one of thenation’s leading shopping mall developmentand management companies. Mr. Schaefferalso consulted on many charitable projectsincluding for the Ford Foundation, PrincetonUniversity, and the Opportunities Industrializ-ation Corporation. In addition, he advised onthe Bedford Stuyvesant restoration; redevel-opment of Boston’s Faneuil Hall; Portland,Maine; Saratoga, NY; Bethlehem, PA and oth-er cities. A native Philadelphian, Mr. Schaef-fer graduated from Central High School in1945 and Temple University in 1950. He waslater awarded an honorary doctorate fromTemple’s Fox School of Business. He servedin the Naval Reserve Program and then in theU.S. Army during the Korean conflict. Mr.Schaeffer was an avid outdoorsman wholoved hunting, fishing, sailing, and flying. Hisincredible sense of humor brought joy tothose whose lives he touched. He and hisloving wife, Adele K. Schaeffer, have beendedicated philanthropists, supporting educa-tional scholarships, the arts, education, med-ical research and clinical care. They havebeen longtime supporters of the University ofPennsylvania, Penn Medicine, the Wistar In-stitute, the Academy of Music, the Phil-adelphia Orchestra, scholarship programs atTemple University and Gwynedd Mercy Col-lege, among many others. In addition to hiswife, Adele, Harold Schaeffer is survived bythree sons children Anthony (Katie), James(Nicole) and Robert (Stephanie); brother Ray-mond Schaeffer; and five grandchildren. Hewas predeceased by his parents Herman andRose Schaeffer, and siblings Toby Wexlerand Alfred Schaeffer. Relatives and friendswere invited to services Tuesday, 1:00PM,Joseph Levine & Sons, 4737 Street Road,Trevose, PA. Interment followed at RooseveltMemorial Park. Contributions in his memorymay be made to The Wistar Institute,www.wistar.org



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SCHNAPPNettie J. Schnapp (nee Diner), June 7, 2017,of Wyncote, PA; beloved wife of the lateHarry A. Schnapp; loving mother of Martin P.Schnapp and Fran L. Fried (Harvey); also sur-vived by 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grand-children. Relatives and friends were invitedto services June 12 at Congregation AdathJeshurun, 7763 Old York Rd, Elkins Park, PA19027. Interment at Montefiore Cemetery.Contributions in her memory may be made tothe American Cancer Society or Cong. AdathJeshurun.


SCHNEIDERAnnette Schneider, loving mother of AdeleSchneider (Gordon Cohen), Margaret Bader,and Elaine Weitzman (Irvine). Devoted grand-mother of Jeffrey (Sarah), Brian (Alina), andAdrienne. The funeral was held May 30 inToronto. Because of Shavuot, there is noShivah. Contributions in her memory may bemade to the Albert Einstein Society ,https://advance.einstein.edu/donatenowAF

SCHWARTZ-KLINGERHelen Schwartz-Klinger (nee Schwartz), age91, died on May 18, 2017. She was a retirednon-profit organization office manager whoresided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Step-mother of Susan Zlotnick and Linda Balin;aunt of Susan Mikus; grandmother of Ivy,Matthew, Elle, Abby, and Michael; and great-grandmother of six. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the American Can-cer Society, 1626 Locust Street, Philadelphia,PA 19103.


SHAPIROMorton Shapiro, June 18th 2017. Husband ofIsabel (nee Gerofsky). Father of Fred (Shel-ley) Shapiro, and Susan (Mitchell) Rubin andthe late Barnett Shapiro. Grandfather ofRichard (Stephanie) Rubin and Lauren (Eric)Brown. Great Grandfather to Isabella, Jack-son and William. Contributions in hismemory may be made to the Jewish NationalFund, 150 Monument Road, Suite 207 BalaCynwyd, Pennsylvania 19004.

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SILVERMANLeanore Silverman on May 26, 2017, a re-tired travel agent, she resided in Jenkintown,PA. Beloved wife of the late Norman Abra-hamson and Edward Silverman. Lovingmother of Susan (Roy) Hoffman, Robert (Ju-liet) Abrahamson. Step-mother of HowardSilverman and Gary Silverman. Adoredgrandmother of Neil (Charlie), Nina (Sean),Sam and Andrew. Cherished great-grand-mother of Rachael and Maya. Contributionsin her memory may be made to Hadassah ora charity of the donor's choice.


SIMONEthel Simon (nee Krusen) 93, of DelrayBeach, Florida passed away Monday April 24,2017 at Harbour's Edge. Ethel was born inPhiladelphia, PA. Formerly of Wyncote andElkins Park, Pa, Ethel was the wife of the lateMartin W. Simon. She was mother to RondaMorganstein (Andy) Stonick and Mark (De-borah) Simon. Grandmother to Ross Mor-ganstein and Jordana (David) Krupnick, Alex(Julie) Simon and Sarah Simon. Great grand-mother of Matthew and Benjamin Krupnickand Jordan Max Simon. She is survived by asister, Pearl Novak. Her memorial servicewas held April 26, 2017 at Star of David Me-morial Park in North Lauderdale. Donationmay be sent to St. Jude's Children's Hospitalor the donor's choice of charity.

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SKLAROFFMyra Sklaroff, May 25, 2017 pf Philadelphia,Pa. She is survived by loving nieces andnephews. Services and interment were heldon Sunday May 28, 2017 at Roosevelt Me-morial Park. Contributions in her memorymay be made to NAMI - the National Allianceon Mental I l lness via their web-si tewww.nami.org


SLOANBetty Sloan (nee Blumenfeld), June 4, 2017.Wife of the late Jacob; mother of Dr. Stanley(Sarah) Sloan and the late Marc Sloan;grandmother of Rebecca and Susan; great-grandmother of Sloan. Contributions in hermemory may be made to The Jewish Tower,3160 Howell Mill Road NW, Atlanta GA30327.


SMITHRose Smith (nee Tubin) June 16, 2017. Wifeof the late Barney. Mother of Edwin (Barbara)and the late Yvette Dubyn. Grandmother ofCaron (Murray) Schwartz, Jeffrey (Christine)Dubyn, Ellen (Ken) Finkelstein, Adam Smithand Rachael (Sean Magee) Smith. Great-grandmother of Amanda, EJ, Jack, Aiden,Evan and Kayla. Contributions in her memorymay be made to a charity of the donor'schoice.


SMITHSusan Michele Smith (née Berger), artist,daughter of the late Morton J. Berger, pianoteacher, passed away May 3, 2017, at the ageof 58. She is survived by her mother, Sylvia;two brothers, Bill and Barry; and two daugh-ters, Sarah and Hilary. She was born andraised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, andgraduated from the Philadelphia College ofTextiles and Science, majoring in FabricDesign. She was a loving daughter, mother,sister, and aunt. She will be missed.

SPEARJeanette Spear (nee Barag), on June 9, 2017,of Phila., PA. Beloved wife of the late LeonSpear. Loving mother of Harvey Spear andRobert Spear, and devoted grandmother ofRaina (Matthew) Gorman, Jennifer (Gordon)O'Brien, Ashley (Eli) Levine, Greg and Lind-sey Spear and great-grandmother of Marlo,Savanah, Shane, Jaiden and Remy. Contribu-tions in her memory may be made to theAlzheimer's Association.


STARRSusan Starr (nee Robbins), 66, of Haverford,PA, passed away on June 6, 2017, surroun-ded by love. Susan, known for her beauty, el-egance and determined spirit, was the be-loved mother of Andrew and Kenneth (Re-becca), cherished daughter of Helene Rob-bins & the late Dr. William S. Robbins, de-voted sister of Dr. Mark (Linda) Robbins, lov-ing grandmother to Belle & Beau Starr. Con-tributions in her memory may be made to Ab-ramson Hospice.


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STEINBERGRose Z. Steinberg (nee Zevin) passed awayon April 21, 2017 at the age of 104. Born inPhiladelphia on October 18, 1912 she atten-ded the Blaine School and William Penn HighSchool for girls. She lived variously in SouthPhiladelphia, Phoenixville, Kensington, Ox-ford Circle and finally South Florida. Rosewas the mother of Stephen (dec) (Rae) (dec)and Mitchell (Lori) Steinberg. The grand-mother of Mindy Zeigerman, Judy Kriegler,Jeff and David Steinberg, Jennifer (Steinberg)Kaufman and great grandmother to Zara andArianne Zeigerman, Alyssa Kriegler, Emilieand Bennett Steinberg, Zachary and NavaSteinberg and Samuel Kaufman. Her sib-lings were Bess (nee Zevin) Weiss (dec)Molly (nee Zevin) Schwartz and Albert Zevin.Rose was well-known for her extensive workin the real estate business, first with her latehusband Jacob’s Real Estate Brokerage in theKensington and Allegheny area then in Ox-ford Circle with the firms of Harry D. Tobenand Herman Cohen. Later she became a li-censed Insurance Agent and tax accountantworking tirelessly to raise her 2 sons. Rosetraveled extensively to the Far Fast and was aloving supporter of the State of Israel visitingthere several times and was an early mem-ber of Pioneer Women (now Na’amat USA) atthe founding of the State of Israel and an avidsupporter of the Simon Weisenthal Center.Rose was the beloved matriarch of the Stein-berg Zevin family and will be greatly missedfor her inspiration and wisdom she impartedto her many family members and friends.Graveside services were held at Mt. JacobCemetery where her indominable sprit is nowreunited with her beloved parents Samueland Jenny (nee Zevin), her sister Bess andher son Stephen. Contributions in hermemory may be made to the SimonWiesenthal Center or your charity of choice.

TAUBBurton Taub, on June 15, 2017. Husband ofJoy (nee Fromberg); father of Jeff (Amy)Taub, Harilyn (Bill) Kaplan and Steven (Ellen)Taub; brother of Lucille Baron; grandfather ofCasey (Matthew) Kaminski, Erica Taub,Zachary Taub, Dana Taub, and Shana Kaplan.He served in the Navy during WWII, ownedMr. Perry's Snack Shops at 52nd & MarketSts. and "retired" to the Media Courthouse asa Court Officer. His kindness, quiet strength,sense of humor, and phenomenal dancingability will be missed. Relatives and friendswere invited to Services Friday, 2 P.M., atCong. Ohev Shalom, Wallingford, PA. Contri-butions in his memory may be made to Jew-ish War Veterans, or a charity of the donor'schoice.


ULANLibby Ulan (nee Shapero) June 11, 2017.Wife of the late Sidney Ulan. Beloved motherof Samuel Ulan (Janice) and Hattie Ulan(Mark Milner). Dear sister of Roselle Smith(George). Grandmother of Matt (Kristen),Mandy, Stefanie, Rachel and Steven. Contri-butions in her memory may be made to theMaris Grove Residence Fund at Maris Grove,200 Maris Way, Glen Mills, PA 19342.


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VIGDERMANSylvia L., Vigderman (Nee Levy) May 22,2017, of Wyncote PA. Wife of the late of Mar-tin J. Vigderman. Mother of Robert (Rachel)Vigderman, Howard (Janine) Vigderman,Anne (Eric) Greenberg, and the late David(Laurie Dameshek). Sister of William J. Levyand Stanley Levy. Grandmother of Alex,Abby, Aliza, Harry and Adam. Funeral Ser-vices and Interment are private. The familyrequests that contributions in her memory bemade to Perelman Quad Fund David A. Vig-derman Memorial, 3451 Walnut Street, Phil-adelphia PA 19104, (or) The Jewish Federa-tion of Philadelphia.


WEINGARTENCraig S. Weingarten May 30, 2017, of Villan-ova, PA. Son of Marc and Gail Weingarten.Brother of Neil (Andi), Eric (Kristy) and JasonWeingarten. Uncle of Sophie, Eli, Asher andScarlet; also survived by many aunts, uncles,cousins and friends. Craig spread joy andhappiness to everyone he met. His infectioussmile, his effervescent personality and hisloving nature made all who knew him re-member him with fondness. Relatives andfriends were invited to Services Fri. 10 A.M.at Har Zion Temple, 1500 Hagys Ford Rd.,Penn Valley. Interment Cedar Park Cemetery,Paramus, NJ. Contributions in his memorymay be made to The Brain Injury Associationof Pennsylvania, The Ronald McDonaldHouse or a charity of the donor's choice .


WEINSTOCKDiane Ellen Weinstock (nee Wolf), on May23, 2017. Beloved wife of the late ManuelWeinstock, devoted and loving mother of Dr.Evelyn (Scott Messer) Weinstock, Dr.Howard (Lisa) Weinstock and David Wein-stock, adored grandmother of Allison,Lauren, Julia and Hannah. Contributions inher memory may be made to the AmericanLung Association , 527 Plymouth Rd., Suite415, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462.








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WEXLERGinia Davis Wexler was born and raised inPhiladelphia. She died on June 7, 2017, atthe age of 99. She was the oldest of five chil-dren born to Hilda and Meyer Davis. Her fath-er, Meyer, was the conductor, and her moth-er was a pianist and composer. Ginia's uncle,the conductor Pierre Monteux, was marriedto her mother's sister. Her family receivednumerous visiting actors and musicians intheir home and Ginia grew up surrounded bymusic of all kinds. In 1968, she married Mor-ris M. Wexler, who died in 1993. She is sur-vived by her stepson, Lewis Weller, who livesin Philadelphia, and niece, Mavis MelissaDavis, who lives in Maine, as well as other re-latives. She wrote that she wants to be re-membered "as an artist and a presenter ofartists to children and adults. She was acommunicator and a concerned human be-ing towards all the problems of humanity.She believed in one world, no war; peaceamong all peoples." Gina was once asked"What gives your life its purpose and mean-ing?" She responded, "The beauty in music,art , nature. The kindness of people. The joyin having a pet. The smiles and joy of chil-dren. The possibility of peace in this beauti-ful world we inhabit. All mankind living inpeace." Her career as a singer embraced op-era, recital, orchestra appearances, theatreand folk music. Some of her performanceshave been with the Royal Belgian Opera inBrussels, the Pittsburgh and London Sym-phonies, "Call Me Mister" on Broadway andmany New York recitals. Gina traveled aroundthe world and collected songs in many lands.She sang in 22 languages. She performed forchildren as an ambassador for the U.S. In-formation Service under its Cultural Ex-change Program in India and Africa.Ginia'smaternal family has roots in Bar Harbor, andshe owns a farmstead in Sullivan, Maine. Itwas here every summer that she organizedfree performances for children in her ownBarn Theatre, and hired various entertainersfor the enjoyment of the children. She was anoriginal benefactor of The Grand Theater. Shedirected the Performing Arts for ChildrenSeries that took place at the Grand. She alsosponsored scholarships for the arts for stu-dents at Sumner High School and MountainView Middle School. She was a supporterand Board member of the Pierre MonteuxSchool for Conductors and Orchestra Musi-cians in Hancock, Maine, as well as an activemember of the Sullivan-Sorrento HistoricalSociety. A Memorial Gathering will be held onSaturday, August 19, 2017 at 1 p.m. in thePierre Monteux Forest Studio, 42 MelodyLane, in Hancock, Maine. A private funeralwill be held sometime this summer in Phil-adelphia at the Joseph Levine and Sons Me-morial Chapel, Inc. 215-942-4700, Trevose,PA. If you would like to leave memories orsupportive words to family members of Gin-ia, please go to: www.acadiacremation.com







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YEUSONMimi Yeuson (nee Kasoff), June 20, 2017, ofJenkintown, PA. Beloved wife of the late Sid-ney; loving mother of Randie (Steven)Specter, Ellen (Larry) Bressler and Debbie(Scot) Goldberg ; devoted sister of DavidKasoff; cherished grandmother of 13 grand-children and 13 great grand-children. Relat-ives and friends were invited to GravesideServices, June 22 at Roosevelt Mem. Park,Trevose, PA. Contributions in her memorymay be made to the Alzheimer's Associationw w w . a l z . o r g , G o l d e n S l i p p e rwww.goldenslipperclub.org or AbramsonHospice, www.abramsoncenter.orgwww.levinefuneral.com


ZEITZKenneth Zeitz, June 16, 2017 of WestChester, PA. Beloved husband of the lateShirley (nee Steinman); loving father ofRobin (Adam) Resnick; cherished grandfath-er of Daniel and Rebecca. Relatives andfriends were invited to Graveside Services,Wednesday 12 P.M. Mt. Jacob Cemetery,Glenolden, PA. Contributions in his memorymay be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Soc.,1 Reed St., Suite 200, Phila., PA 19147 or theEpilepsy Foundation Eastern PA, 919 WalnutSt. #7A, Phila., PA.


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