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In Loving Memory of
My Dearly Beloved
Husband

IRVING GOLD

Who Passed away
April 14, 1986

Sadly missed and
never to be forgotten by
wife Rose, children Bur-
ton and Marilyn Shap-
iro, grandchildren and
great-grandchild.

In Memory of

SIMONE S.
LOWENSTEIN

Who died April 14,
1982

I miss you since you
went away.
Leonard

In Loving Memory of
Mother

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greatest
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RAE SANDLES

Who passed away
April 22, 1973
You're always in our
hearts and minds. We
love you forever. Sons,
Morton and Lester,
Daughters-in-law Esther
and Sarah, Grandsons
Michael, Norman and
Lee.

The Family of the Late

JESSIE ROSEN

Wishes to thank all of their friends and family.
Our mother's life was made easier by loving
friends and family who cared. A special thanks
to Rabbi Syme for putting into words 70 years of
memories, laughter and love.
Harriet and Sherwin
Zina and Barry

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Friday, April 10, 1987

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

SAUL BARON, 83, of South-
field, died April 6. Survived
by his wife, Blanche; a
daughter, Mrs. Paul (Ad-
rienne) Shwedel; two sisters,
Mrs. Jean Mendelsohn and
Mrs. Lawrence (Lee) Paul;
and two granddaughters.

WARREN
JULES
MICHAELS died April 4. He

leaves his wife, Fanny; two
sons, Dennis and Dr. Alvin; a
sister, Mrs. Alan (June)
Warnick; and five grand-
children.

MARVIN NEWMAN, 79, of

LILLIAN BARSKY, 79, of

Bloomfield Hills, died April
6. Survived by her husband,
Harry C.; a son, Seth; a sis-
ter, Henrietta Jacobson of
Cleveland, Ohio; and two
granddaughters.

HAZEL BERNSTEIN, 70,

died April 6. She leaves a
son, Samuel; a daughter,
Mrs. Jerry (Diane) Solomon;
and four grandchildren.

GOLDIE A. DELIDOW, 71,
former Detroiter of Sunrise,
Calif., died March 30 in
California. Survived by her
husband, Herman J.; four
sons, Irving Rosenstein of
Troy, Julius Rosenstein and
David Rosenstein, both of De-
troit, and Marvin Delidow of
Oak Park; two brothers, Ben
Lipson of Birmingham and
Alex Lipson of Southfield; a
sister, Mrs. David (Shirley)
Berkowitz of Carlsbad, Calif.;
and five grandchildren.
Interment Detroit.

MEL FINE, 59, former De-

troiter of North Miami Be-
ach, Fla., died April 6. Sur-
vived by three daughters,
Leslie of Southfield, Dana of
Florida and Lauren of South-
field; a brother, Herb of
California; and a sister, Mrs.
Phillis Tyner of Southfield.
Interment Florida.

DR. LEAH HECHT
FRIEDMAN, 85, died April

3. She leaves two sons, Dr.
Stephen and Leon; four
grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren. Inter-
ment New York.

PHILLIP GORMAN, 83,
died April 3. He leaves his
wife, Mollie; a son, Arnold;
two brothers, Louis and Ed-
ward; a sister, Mrs. Pauline
Tachna; and two grand-
children.

HELEN
FRANCES
GREEN, 91, of Southfield,

died April 3. Survived by a
son, Samuel L.; four grand-
children and one great-
grandchild.

HYMAN LAWRENCE
MARGOLIN, 82, former De-

troiter of Houston, Tex., died
April 1. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Herbert
(Elizabeth) Lansky of Hous-
ton and Susan of Buffalo,
N.Y.; two brothers, Morris of
San Diego, Calif., and Joseph
of Houston; a sister, Mrs.
Ralph (Gloria) Shook of
Southfield; and one grand-
daughter. Interment Detroit.

Southfield, died April 7. Sur-
vived by a son, Paul B. of
Freemont, Mich.; and three
grandchildren. Services 12
noon today at Hebrew Memo-
rial Chapel.

MAX REISMAN, 78, died
April 5. He leaves his wife,
Ethel; three daughters, Mrs.
Jack (Rosalind) Morros, Mrs.
Arthur (Sandra) Shmarak of
Davis, Calif., and Mrs. Jef-
frey (Eileen) Wachler; two
sons, Jerrold Blitz and Barry
Grant; three brothers, George
of Florida, Louis of Florida
and Barney of Chicago, Ill.;
14 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.

GUSSIE SAK, 91, of South-
field, died April 6. Survived
by two sons, Louis and
Samuel; eight grandchildren
and three great-grand-
children.

JEANETTE SCHWARTZ,

75, former Detroiter of Sun-
rise, Fla., died April 7. Sur-
vived by a son, Dr. Howard of
West Bloomfield; a brother,
Samuel Wolock of Birming-
ham; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Eichenhorn of Southfield; and
three grandchildren.

SHELLIE SHIFFMAN, 54,
former Detroiter of Woodland
Hills, Calif., died March 27.
Survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Walter (Bettyemae) Bennett
and Mrs. Sol (Evelyn) Gom-
berg of Panorama City,
Calif.; nieces, nephews,
grandnieces and grand-
nephews. Interment Los
Angeles, Calif.

MOLLY LERNER SHIN-
DEL, 70, former Detroiter of

Las Vegas, Nev. died April 6.
She leaves her husband,
Jack; a son, David; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley (Marlene)
Somberg; a sister, Mrs. Jos-
peh (Bertha) Goldstein of El
Paso, Tex.; and four grand-
children. Interment Detroit.

SYBIL SIEGEL, 80, died

April 7. She leaves a son,
Lewis (Skip); five grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren.

ABE SLOAN, 90, former De-

troiter of Bay Harbour Fla.,
died April 5. He leaves his
wife, Mitzi; and a sister, Mrs.
Julius (Belle) Steinberg.

SIDNEY S. SOSS, 79, died

April 6. She leaves four
daughters, Mrs. Harold (Bar-
bara) Marko, Mrs. Marjorie
Gorce of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs.

Charles (Laurel) Duncan of
Helena, Mont., and Mrs.
Michael (Lisbeth) Fried; a
sister, Mrs. Pearl Brown of
New York; and eight grand-
children.

MILTON WEINER, former

Detroiter of Rochester, N.Y.,
died March 9. He leaves his
wife, Shirley; three sons,
Daniel of Brookline, Mass.,
Gary of Durango, Colo., and
David; a daughter, Mrs. Lian
(Wendy) Ng of Tucson, Ariz.;
and a brother, Sheldon, of
Reston, Va. Interment
Rochester, N.Y.

Buddy Rich

Los Angeles — Buddy Rich,
a self-taught drummer who
played with Artie Shaw and
Tommy Dorsey before start-
ing his own band, died April
2 at age 69.
Born Bernard Rich, Mr.
Rich got his show business
start in his parents' vau-
deville act, Wilson and Rich,
at age 18 months. At 11 he
began playing in a band and
at 21 he played with dance
bands led by Joe Marsala,
Bunny Berigan, Shaw and
Dorsey.
He was a drummer in
Benny Carter's band in 1942
when he joined the U.S.
Marines. After leaving the
Marines at the close of World
War II, Mr. Rich formed his
own band, with financial
backing from Frank Sinatra.

Ethel Resh

Ethel Resh, a nightclub
co-owner with her husband,
Benny, died April 2 at age
87.
Born in Rhode Island, Mrs.
Resh lived more than 50
years in Detroit. She and her
husband managed the former
Bowery Bar and Restaurant
in Hamtramck in the late
1930s. After World War II,
they bought the Club 509 in
Detroit, which they owned
until 1959.
She leaves a daughter,
Mrs. Morton (Helene) Miller;
a sister, Mrs. Flossie Gertz of
Providence, R.I.; seven
grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren.

Jack Freeman

Jack Freeman, a retired
wholesale meat packer, died
March 30 at age 84.
Born in Russia, Mr.
Freeman lived many years in
Huntington Woods, prior to
moving to Bradenton, Fla., 12
years ago. In Michigan, he
was a member of Temple
Beth El, Perfection Lodge of