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May 20, 1988 - Image 21

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Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1988-05-20

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Morrie and
Renee Rocklin
believe in
life!

They've shared a
longtime commitment
to the quality of Jewish
life in Detroit.
And now they've
extended that
commitment for future
generations.

They've done it by
signing a simple
document called a
LETTER OF INTENT.

For Morrie and Renee, signing the Letter of
Intent was an important first step in
creating a permanent legacy to the
community. It says that they will create a
fund that will bear their name and be a
permanent part of our community's
philanthropy.

Signing a Letter of Intent is a way to
affirm a tradition of caring about
our people — building on a lifetime
of volunteer activities and charitable
contributions.

Although an Endowment Fund can be
set up at any time, signing a Letter of
Intent now helps the community plan
for the future. It ensures that vital
services will be there for our children,
grandchildren and future generations.

It promises life.

You can add your name to those who believe in perpetuating the life of our community.

Contact:

The Federated Endowment Fund

of the Jewish Welfare Federation/United Jewish Charities and Member Agencies
163 Madison Avenue • Detroit, Michigan 48226 • 965-3939

Letter of Intent Committee: Lester S. Burton, Chairman

Abraham Burnstein, Joel Gershenson, Vice - Chairmen

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