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He is survived by his wife Clara; daughters, Sandra Barnes Barron of Boynton Beach, Fla., Deanna Quarters and Joyce Barnes, both of Southfield; son, David Ira Barnes of Southfield; step- children, Jack Berman of Southfield, Larry Berman of West Bloomfield; brothers, Morris Barnes of Los Angeles, Oliver Barnes of Delray Beach, Fla., sister, Anne Polinsky of Oak Park; 11 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. BENJAMIN BLUMBERG, 76, of Detroit, died Sept. 10. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Jo-Ellen Paul of Troy; nieces and nephews. SHIVA TRAYS & BASKETS KOSHER NATHAN S. ADLER, 87, of Southfield, died Sept. 13. He leaves his wife, Florence; sisters-in-law, Arla and Mildred Adler. LEONARD CHEIFETZ, 53, formerly of Windsor, died Sept. 4. He is survived by his wife, Rochelle; sons, Robert and Jordan; mother, Esther Cheifetz; brothers, Rabbi Joshua, Nathan and Ralph. GEORGE COLEMAN, 83, of Huntington Woods, died Sept. 14. He leaves his wife, Lillian; son and daughter-in- law, Mark and Gloria of Henderson, Nev.; daughter and son-in-law, Robin and Roland Elsner of Centerline; brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Sylvia of Southfield; sister, Florence Callus of Bloomfield Hills; four grandchildren. SARA COOPER, 94, of Huntington Woods, died Sept. 14. She leaves daughters and sons-in-law, Mirriam and Samuel W. Braverman of Huntington Woods, Lillian and Herman Cooper of Tam- pa, Fla.; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. ROBERT M. DWORMAN, 50, of West Bloomfield, died Sept. 14. He leaves his wife, Cheryl Freilich Dworman; sons, Steven and Howard, all of West Bloomfield; mother, Rose of Southfield; sister and brother-in-law, Susan and Stuart Oshinsky of Sugarland, Texas. (313) 356-1616 , 1989, The CNA Insurance Companies Coverage underwritten by Continental Casualty Company. one of the CNA Insurance Companies CARRIE EPSTEIN, 85, of West Bloomfield, died Sept. 14. She leaves sons and daughters-in-law, Alan an Betsy of LaJolla, Calif Robert and Renee of Vies Bloomfield; sister, Cla,ir Goldston; four grandchildre two great-grandchildren. ERNA FOX, 85, of Fir ington Hills, died Sept. 1 She is survived by dauglIte and son-in-law, Rosalie an James Bennett of S Petersburg, Fla.; brother a sister-in-law, Morris and Je ny Berg of Castleberry,4' sisters and brothers-in-la Betty and Nathan Aroneff Oak Park, Bertha and Ma Sheldon of Bloomfield Elm Edith and Arthur Weisberg Southfield; two gran children; five gpe grandchildren. FAYE FRIEDENBERG, 6 of Southfield, died Sept. She is survived by her hu band, Herbert; son an daughter-in-law, Kenne and Dianne Friedenbeii the Canary Islands; daug4te Joan Friedenberg of San M cos, Calif.; brothers sisters-in-law, Dr. Sidney a Elaine Gelman of Southfiel Louis Gelman of Las Vega Nev.; sisters and brothert-i law, Dorothy and Berna Roberts of Southfield, Cel and Jack Cohan of Oak r • one granddaughter. NORMAN GLAZER, Highland, Mich., died S 13. He is survived by his w Eva; sons and daught law, Howard and Debra Dearborn, Stuart and Colre of Boca Raton, Fla., Steve Athens, W. Va.; brother a sister-in-law, Isadore a Rose of Potomac, Md., siste and brothers-in-law, Ma and A. Daniel Shaw of Medi Pa., Phyllis and Max Stern Silver Spring, Md.; one gran daughter; one grea granddaughter. HARRY GORBACK, $5, Lauderhill, Fla., died Sept. He leaves his wife, Ruth;c and daughter-in-law, Ja and Esther of Farmin Hills; sister, Edna Dansky Fla.; three grandchildren; s great-grandchildren. MURRAY JOFFE, 56 Windsor, died Sept. 9. He survived by his wife, Lan son, Marc; sister, Tru Oistacher. ARNOLD KATZMAN7 6 of Oak Park, died Sept. 13, leaves his wife, Bett daughters, Rebecca Ellis Owosso, Leanne Katzman Southfield; sons a daughters-in-law, Daniel a Stacey of Farmington Mill Dr. Steven and Sandy of W