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She leaves her sons and
daughters-in-law, David and
Diana of Longwood, Fla.,
Sherwin of Sterling Heights,
Marvin and Marilou of West
Bloomfield; daughters and
son-in-law, Lucille Rossin
Steinberg and Ned Steinberg,
Peryle Moss, all of West
Bloomfield; 11 grandchildren;
14 great-grandchildren.
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Dr. Max Rosenberg, of Oak
Park, an educator, writer,
editor, lecturer and education
columnist, died Dec. 26. He
was 75.
Dr. Rosenberg was the na-
tional chairman of a U.S. civil
rights commission task force
to reform school textbooks to
include all minorities. He pro-
posed an equal educational
opportunity amendment to
the U.S. Constiution. He was
the author of Introduction to
and was
Philosophy
associated with the Detroit
Public Schools for 37 years as
a teacher, department head,
assistant principal and head
of the human relations
division.
Founder and editor of the
Detroit Public Schools'
publications, Quest and the
Reporter, Dr. Rosenberg was
consultant to the Wayne
State University School of
Education and educational
director for 10 years at Tern-
ple Emanu-El. He was an
educational columnist for the
Detroit News, and was
honored by the Detroit School
Board and Wayne State
University School of Educa-
tion as their outstanding
alumnus.
He is survived by his wife,
Anne; daughter, Marji Silk of
Oak Park; sons and
daughters-in-law, Dr. Harvey
J. and Dianne, Sheldon and
Debbie, all of West Bloom-
field; sisters and brothers-in-
law, Esther and David Gold-
stein, Rose and Mitchell
Kent, all of West Bloomfield;
seven grandchildren; one
great-grandchild.
Anna Berman,
Longtime Volunteer
Anna Berman, of West
Bloomfield, died Dec. 23. She
was 97.
She was a charter member
of Congregation Adat
Shalom, a member of Pinsker
Progressive Aid Society,
.
Robert Feinberg,
City Attorney
Robert M. Feinberg, of
Livonia, died Dec. 27. He was
68.
Mt Feinberg served from
1969 until his retirement in
1981 as assistant city at-
torney of Livonia. A graduate
of Central High School in
Detroit, he attended the
University of Michigan and
Wayne State University Law
School. He served in the U.S.
Army from 1943-1946, and
opened a private practice in
1961.
In 1985, Mr. Feinberg was
appointed to the Livonia
Commission on Aging. He
served as chairman of that
group beginning in 1986 un-
til his death.
He leaves his brother and
sister-in-law, Norman E.
"Mickey" and Lois of North-
brook, Ill.; sister and brother-
in-law, Dorothy and Dr. Paul
Neufeld of West Bloomfield.
Ralph Goldsmith,
Probate Attorney
Ralph R. Goldsmith, of
Southfield, died Dec. 28. He
was 85.
Mr. Goldsmith was a pro-
bate attorney who practiced
for more than 60 years. He
was in the first graduating
class of Wayne Law School in
1926 and was the oldest pub-
lic administrator in Michi-
gan. He specialized in labor
law, helping unions to organ-
ize. He was instrumental in
the "Reading is Fundamental
Program," presented a case
before the U.S. Supreme
Court and handled First
Amendment rights cases. He
was the company attorney for
Ludington News.
He leaves his wife, Kitty;
son and daughter-in-law,
Bruce and Carol of Plymouth;
daughter, Roberta Litwin;
brother and sister-in-law,
Babe and Maryann; sisters,
Blanche Holden, Shonette
Rosen; three grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren.