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▪ ALDERMAN, 83, died
4ov. 18. He leaves his wife,
1-)o; two sons, M. Ronald of
ouisville, Ky., and Michael;
Sharon
daughter,
six
and
.irschman;
"andchildren.
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"..DELINE BERMAN, 63,
ed Nov. 12. She leaves her
'band, Louis; a son,
Lichael; a daughter, Beth;
)r mother, Mrs. Sylvia
athan; a brother, Bennett
khan; and a sister, Mrs.
rthur (Dolores) Disner.
ILLY BROWN, 63, died
17. Survived by three
iughters, Mrs. Joel (Shirlee
) froudy, and Mrs. Howard
rene) Hersh and Mrs.
zzld (Marilyn) Barringer;
sister, Mrs. Frederick
iitdred) Hess; and three
andchildren.
OSEPH BURSTEIN, 74,
ea Nov. 17. Survived by a
n, Marshall; a daughter,
r bara; a brother in Russia;
d one granddaughter.
,
LLE FREEDLAND, 70,
:d Nov. 15. Survived by a
n. Philip of Charleston,
J.; a daughter, Mrs. Robert
grol) Heller; a brother,
muel Wasserman; and nine
)SEPH IRVING
'.IEDMAN, 38, died Nov.
Survived by his wife,
obie; two sons, Keith and
,a_r; his parents, Mr. and
s. Alvin (Carmen) Fried-
- of North Miami Beach,
1.; a brother, Ronnie of
Lauderdale, Fla.; a sis-
Mrs. Jerome (Gail) Beale;
his grandfather, Jacob
tow of Southfield. Inter-
Detroit.
GAUM, 74, former
(IJIS
troiter of Delray Beach,
.; died Nov. 16. Survived
his wife, Amelia; a son,
of Royal Oak; a daughter,
. Joel (Michelle) Harris of
ngton Hills; a brother,
rris of Nova Scotia,
ada; a sister, Mrs. Eva
w of Delray Beach; and
grandchildren.
AC CALMAN GLIC-
FF, 75, of Dearborn
s, died Nov. 13. Su-
by his wife, Rae; three
hters, Belinda, Mrs.
and (Denise) Goodman
ay; a brother, Jacob; a
r, Eve; and two
children.
LICHTIG, 95, died
17. She leaves a daugh-
arbara Kux; a brother,
ey Neuman of Beverly
Calif.; four
dchildren and two
-grandchildren.
NE MALL, 56, died
14. He leaves two sons,
ord and Joseph; three
ters, Mrs. Charles
ea) Kluepfel of Blooni-
• N.J., Mrs. Joseph (Ar-
Hurd of .Shelby, N.C.,
ren of Secane, Fa.; his
mother, Mrs. Anne Mall; a
brother, Jerry Mall; and four
grandchildren.
LENA F. ROBINS, 71, died
Nov. 15. Survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Norman
(Marcia) Shiffman of High-
land Park, N.J., and Nadine;
two sisters, Mrs. Morris
(Jean) Zeifman and Mrs.
Sheemon (Rachel) Wolfe, both
of Dayton, Ohio; and one
grandson.
MAURICE SCHOENFELD,
91, former Detroiter of Miami
Beach, Fla., died Nov. 13. He
leaves his wife, Anna; two
sons, William of Dayton,
Ohio, and Arnold of Los
Angeles, Calif.; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Helene Westerman
of Southfield and. Mrs. Arthur
(Rose) Ross of Encino, Calif.;
a sister, Mrs. Irving (Tillie)
Lieberman of Southfield; ten
grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren. Inter-
ment Detroit.
IRVING SHANBROM, 76,
former Detroiter of Des
Moines, Iowa, died Nov. 17.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Glenn (Florence) Purnell of
Des Moines; a son, Ronald of
Westerville, Ohio; three sis-
ters, Mrs. Kurt (Bette) Traub
of Southfield, Mrs. Harold
(Malvern) Moran of Tamarac,
Fla., and Mrs. Frances Ellis
of Southfield; a brother,
William of Detroit; and six
grandchildren.
IRENE SIEGEL, 81, died
Nov. 16. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Neil (Judy)
Benjamin and Mrs. Morris
(Barbara) Huler; two sisters,
Mrs. Edith Browning of
Florida and Mrs. Alice Fine
in Milwaukee, Wis.; and six
grandchildren.
FLORA RUTH SILBERT,
75, former Detroiter of New
York, died Nov. 15. No
known survivors.
EDITH STEIN, former De-
troiter of Lauderhill, Fla.,
died Nov. 16. Survived by her
husband, Philip; a son,
Robert; a sister, Jean Cohen
of Phoenix, Ariz.; and six
grandchildren. Interment
Florida.
LOUIS STURMAN, 84, died
Nov. 14. Survived by a son,
Michael of Grand Blanc; a
daughter, Phyllis; a brother,
Dr. Harry; and a sister, Mrs.
Dora Miller .of. Hollywood,
Fla.
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ROSE S. RABIN, 91, of
West Bloomfield, died Nov.
13. Survived by a son, George
M. of North Miami Beach,
Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Morris
(Marianne) Goldin; four
grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
JOSEPH RABINOWITZ,
85, died Nov. 18. Survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Aaron
(Eleanor) Geschwind of North
Hollywood, Calif.; and Sharon
Raskin; and five
grandchildren.
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Getting all
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Novi—Some people have been
misinformed about the new B'Nai
Israel Memorial Gardens as being
non sectarian. This is false, as we
are a -strictly Jewish cemetery
obeying all the laws of Jewish
burial. In fact this is. the first
Jewish cemetery in almost 45
years!
Also some people think we are
part of Oakland Hills Memorial
Gardens. We are not! Again, we
are not a garden, section or part
of Oakland Hills Memorial
Gardens, although we engage the
same professional maintenance
crews. B'Nai Israel Memorial
Gardens is a separate entity and
have their own entrance, name
and address. We are not affiliated
with this adjacent cemetery. We
are a division of The Michigan
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Another area we would like to
clear up is the subject of perpetual
care. Today there is an irrevocable
trust fund regulated by Michigan
law to insure the . perpetual
maintenance, development and
beautification of the cemetery
grounds and grave sites.
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please feel free to call 348-3711.
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