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The Detroit Jewish News, 1985-12-27

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Friday, December 27, 1985 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

The Family of the Late

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Acknowledges with
" grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of
love extended by rela-
tives and friends during
Robert's recent illness
and our bereavement.
Eileen, Nancy and Alissa

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In loving memory of our
beloved husband, father,
grandfather and great-
grandfather

ROBERT
ISRAEL

GIVE BLOOD

HYMAN RIBIAT
ROBERT

Who passed away Dec.
28, 1980, 21st of Tevet.
You're always in our
hearts.

NATIONAL FUND

ROSA
ROSENROTH

On the 13th yahrzeit, the
19th of Tevet.
Husband David
and Son Max

Who is sadly missed and
forever in our hearts.

Monday thru Thursday
9 A.M.to 5 PM
Friday 9 A.M. to
2 hrs. before Sabbath

Samuel Hamburger

In memory of our be-
loved wife and mother

In memory of our be-
loved mother, grand-
mother and great-
grandmother

ROSE
GORNBEIN

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Suite 104
Southfield, Michigan 48075
Phone: (313) 557-6644'

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Who died Dec. 18, 1982. Sadly missed by his
mother, by his father, by his sister and by his
brother.

SAMUEL HAMBURGER

The offices and Board of Governors of the
Synagogue Council of America mourn the
passing of Samuel Hamburger, one of the
leaders of the Greater Detroit Jewish Commun-
ity and a long time supporter of the Synagogue
Council of America. The leadership he gave to
the synagogue and to the Jewish community at
large helped to strengthen Jewish life in
America. We extend condolences to his wife
Miriam and to this entire family.

Rabbi Irwin Groner, Vice President
Rabbi Henry D. NHcbehlan, Executive Vice President

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DR. HYMAN L PERLIS
(1892-1985)

Dr. Hyman L. Perlis, who
practiced medicine in Detroit
for 50 years, died Nov. 10, at
age 92. Born in Bialystok, he
came to the United States at
12, without a word of
English. Soon he had both
English and a place in the
sixth grade in Toledo, Ohio.
Academically he was second
in his high school graduating
class, but achieved first place
vicariously by eventually
marrying the valedictorian.
With support from his fam-
ily he went on to graduate in
1919 from the Detroit College
of Medicine and Surgery (the
forerunner of Wayne State
University School of
Medicine), and he led that
class. Later that year he
married Rose Kilstein, his
top-ranking high school
classmate, and gained the
advantage of her love and
good judgment as well as her
intelligence.
After an internship in To-
ledo and a year of post-
graduate training in New
York he returned to Detroit
and became the associate of
Dr. William Donald, a widely
regarded consultant. Before
he bought an automobile he
made house calls by street-
car, carrying his medical bag.
A few years later he opened
his own office, first on 12th
Street, later in the Maccabees
Building; and finally in the
Professional Building. He
was physician to the Protes-
tant Childrens Home and an
examiner for the Metropoli-

tan Life Insurance Company.
His wife was his office assis-
tant from 1940 until her
death in 1968.
His practice was small and
sufficient, but his outlook
was broad, his understanding
of his patients profound, and
his care unceasing. Though a
pessimist in thought, to indi-
viduals .he was unfailingly
friendly, interested, and ac-
cepting. He carried these
traits into retirement in 1972
and to California in 1974
where he lived comfortably
With his sister Anna in a re-
tirement home. Anna died in
1981. But just months before
his own death he found new
happiness, for his son chose
to marry and visits from his
daughter-in-law, his son's be-
loved Anita, brought his
biggest smile. By then he had
only fragments of memory
but his spirit and its expres-
sion did not change.
He was a life member of
the Wayne County Medical
Society and honored for 50
years of service as a physi-
cian by the Michigan State
Medical Society in 1969. He
was a former member of
Temple Beth El and a found-
ing member of Temple Israel.
He leaves his son and
daughter-in-law of Long
Beach, California, two
brothers, Harry of Southfield
and Leo of Kalamazoo, admir-
ing family and friends, and
grateful patients.
— Dr. Marvin S. Perlis

Paid Adv.

Samuel Hamburger

A half century of services to De-
troit Jewish causes is,
memorialized in tributes to
Samuel Hamburger who died Dec.
19 at age 87.
For many years co-treasurer of
the Allied Jewish Campaign with
his brother Louis, Mr. Hamburger
had an important industrial role
in behalf of the firm he headed,
Production Steel Co. In that
capacity he had a close relation-
ship with General Motors Corp.
and was highly esteemed in the
latter ranks.
Israel Prime Minister Shimon
Peres was guest speaker when
Sam Hamburger and his wife
Miriam, who shared many of his
communal activities, were hon-
ored by Israel Bonds at a dinner at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek in De-
cember 1971 at the Sheraton
Cadillac Hotel.
A native New Yorker, Mr.
Hamburger founded his company
in 1932. He and his wife received
the State of Israel's Prime Minis-
ter's Medal at the 1971 Bond din-
ner. He served as the co-treasurer
of the Allied Jewish Campaign for
more than 20 years and was a
major supporter of the drive.
The Hamburger-Jospey Medi-
cal Research Center at Sinai Hos-
pital was co-named in his honor.
His name is on the main lobby
exhibition hall at the main
Jewish Community Center as
well. He was a strong supporter of
Israel Bonds, Detroit Institute of
Arts, Sinai Hospital and Chil-
dren's Hospital. He was a member
of Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Temple
Emanii-El and Franklin Hills
Country Club.
He leaves his wife, Miriam; a
son, David; a brother, Louis; and
four grandchildren.

Dorothy Hack

Dorothy F. Hack, a long-time
member of the Shaarey Zedek
Chorus, died Dec. 21 at age 72.
Born in Lebanon, Ohio, Mrs.
Hack was a member of Temple
Beth El, Music Study Club, City of
Hope and sang in the Temple Beth
El and the Rackham Choirs.
She leaves two sons, Lawrence
and Robert; a brother, Mark Fred
of Lebanon, Ohio; a sister, Leah
Fred of San Francisco, Calif.; and
three grandchildren.

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