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Sidney A. Deitch
DETROIT
MONUMENT
WORKS
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
Jay Allen
Jay Allen
Jay W Allen, who followed
a family tradition of con-
gregational and community
involvements, died Feb. 14 at
age 57.
He was the past president of
Temple Beth El in which his
father, Sidney Allen was an
active office holder.
With his parents, Sidney
and Phyllis Allen, he was a
leading activist in the Allied
Jewish Campaign. His
mother often was a pianist
and soloist at Jewish Welfare
Federation and community
functions.
Mr. Allen was vice presi-
dent of Alexander and Alex-
ander of Michigan, an inter-
national insurance brokerage
firm. Following graduation
from the University of
Michigan, he rose to the vice
presidency of Allen In-
dustries, a company founded
by his grandfather and father.
After the family business was
sold, he went into the in-
surance business and spent
seven years with Alexander
and Alexander.
Among his community ac-
tivities, Mr. Allen was ad-
vance gift chairman of the
United foundation Torch
Drive and a past board
member of Sinai Hospital,
Jewish Home for the Aged,
University Liggett School,
Detroit Men's ORT, Traveler's
Aid Society and the Greater
Detroit Interfaith Round
Table. He also was a member
of the University of Michigan
President's Club.
He leaves his wife, Helen;
and two daughters, Lisa of
Seekonk, Mass., and Paula of
New York.
Norman Baker
Norman A. Baker, owner of
Baker Hardware and Electric
Co., died Feb. 3.
A former Detroiter, Mr.
Baker resided in Scottsdale,
Ariz., at the time of his death.
He was a member of B'nai
B'rith and the Masons.
During World War II, Mr.
Baker was a corporal, serving
with the U.S. Army in nor-
thern France, Ardennes,
Rhineland and central
Europe.
He is survived by his wife,
Betty A. (Kessler); a
daughter, Sheree A. "Tootsie"
of Scottsdale; three sons,
Gary D. of West Bloomfield,
Dr. Bruce H. of Grand Rapids
and Alan S. of Scottsdale; a
sister, Sarah Williams of
Detroit; five grandchildren,
nieces and nephews. Inter-
ment Scottsdale.
Barney
Hertzberg
Barney H. Hertzberg, a past
vice president of Guardian In-
dustries, died Feb. 10 at age
90.
Born in England, Mr. Hert-
zberg lived 72 years in
Detroit. He retired in 1987
after 49 years with the com-
pany. He was a member of
Temple Beth El, Perfection
Lodge of the Masons,
Knollwood Country Club. He
was a former board member
of the country club.
He leaves two sons, Dr.
Herbert of Guadalajara, Mex-
ico, and Stuart; a daughter,
Mrs. Harvey (Babs) Geller;
eight grandchildren an six
great-grandchildren.
Sadie Caminker
Sadie Caminker, a member
of Jewish women's organiza-
tions, died Feb. 9 at age 84.
Born in St. Louis, Mo., Mrs.
Caminker was a member of
the Temple Israel Sisterhood,
Hadassah, Sinai Hospital
Guild.
She leaves two sons, Jack
and Howard of Tucson, Ariz.;
three sisters, Mrs. Billie Iken,
Mrs. Ina Schudmak and Mrs.
Harry (Libby) Sr_yder, 11
grandchildren and six
great-grandcl- idren.
Resort Owner
Tel Aviv (JTA) — Rafi
Nelson, fonder, owner and
manager of the Rafi Nelson
Hiliday Village in the Taba
area near Eilat, died Feb. 6 at
age 58.
Sonya Levit
Sonya Levit, a founder of
Ramat Gan, Israel, founded
in 1920, died Feb. 11 at age
95.
Born in Latvia, Mrs. Levit
was a registered nurse. She
leaves two sons, Norman of
West Palm Beach, Fla., and S.
Daniel; and five
grandchildren.
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WE REMEMBER
During the coming week Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah will observe the Yahrzeits of the
following departed friends, with the tradi-
tional Memorial Prayers, recitation of Kad-
dish and Studying of Mishnavos.
NOAH APPLEBAUM
MARY FAIGIN
MORRIS KRAIZMAN
SAM LUX
ESTHER NOVITZ
LEONARD SANDWEISS
ISRAEL TOPOR
MAURICE WAGMAN
YITZCHAK WAINER
TZVI WEINBERGER
ANN WILNER
ALFRED H. WOLIN
LENA CLIMSTAIN
ALAN B. COHEN
NATHAN DEUTSCH
JENNIE FELDMAN
LOUIS GOLDBERG
ISRAEL GOLDIN
BETTY ZAIENTZ GOUDSMIT
PINCHUS KAPLAN
FRANK ORECHKIN
ELKUNO ROSENHECK
DAVID SCHOICHET
SARAH WEINGARDEN
PEARL G. WOOL
BENJAM!N BRODMAN
GABRIEL N. EISMAN
SAM ELIAS
MOE ENGEL
MEYER GREENSPOON
MORRIS GUNSHER
JOSEPH L. HOLTZMAN
PHILIP KAWA
SHEILA LAZOWSKY
OSCAR LERCHIN
YALE LEVIN
BERTHA MIGDAL
RACHEL POMERANTZ
BEN RUBENSTEIN
HARRY SMITH
SAM TARNOPOL
HENRY WATERSTONE
ROSE BENJAMIN
ADELE BROWN
BELLA CHESTNUK
ANNA R. CHINITZ
DORA COHEN
ANNA NEWMAN GRAFF
DENA HEITKAMP
SALLY HESS
ROSE RAIMI
EVA SINGERMAN
HYMAN SWEET
ABRAHAM BERMAN
MAX BERRIS
JOE BIGMAN
MANUEL FELDSTEIN
JULIUS HESS
SARAH MILLER
DAVID H. ROM
LILLIAN SILVERMAN
BERTHA WEITZMAN
ABRAHAM AUGUST
BESSIE BERRIS
REBECCA CHARNES
GAVRIEL ECKMAN
JACK P ENGEL
EMANUEL GREENSPAN
RALPH KOELNER
ROSE KONIKOF
KARL LEVIN
ANNA LEVINE
MORRIS MALTZ
KATHERINE RADNER
JOSEPH SAKS
HYMAN SCHWARTZ
BLANCHE I. STERN
JANET STRAUS
SUSAN TOPOR
MICHAEL G. BARDI
MAX CITRIN
ALAN COLEMAN
DR. BERNICE FEIGENBAUM
FREDA FREED
WILLIAM GOODMAN
A. ISAAC KORMAN
MAX LANGWALD
ABRAM NUSS
MILTON RIBIAT
SARA RUBENFAER
MENDEL STARK
EVA TOPOR
ISADORE WARREN
MILTON WERTHEIM
REBBETZIN RACHEL ZAGER
ADAR FEB.
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