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Schools. Her association with the
Detroit schools spanned decades,
beginning with a job as a home-
room teacher at Thomas Ele-
mentary School. She taught at
Newton, Finney High School, Re-
naissance High School and in
1968 was promoted to her last po-
sition as supervisor. Ms. Herman
who was born in Czechoslovakia,
came from a prominent family of
rabbis and scholars. When the
Nazis invaded Czechoslovakia,
she and her parents made plans
to leave their homeland. Her fa-
ther went ahead to Manchuria
with the hope of finding work and
Ms. Herman and her mother fol-
lowed 15 months later. In 1946,
the Herman family emigrated to
the United States. They settled
in Detroit and Ms. Herman be-
gan studying languages at Mary-
grove College. After graduating
with a major in Spanish and a
minor in French, she attended
Wayne State University's grad-
uate school and received her mas-
ters' degreees in French and hu-
manities. As supervisor, she
instigated many innovative pro-
grams for the students of Detroit.
She created a foreign language
week, immersion weekends for
French and Spanish students,
computer programs and foreign
language clubs. She was a mem-
ber of Congregation Beit Kodesh,
an active member of Hadassah,
American Zionist Movement, the
Delta Kappa Gamma Society In-
ternational, and the Czech Soci-
ety of Greater Detroit, and a girl
scout troop leader for the last 30
years. Contributions may be di-
rected to the Alice Herman Schol-
arship Fund, care of Dr. B. Coul-
ter, 922 School Center Building,
5057 Woodward, Detroit, MI
48202.
KATHERINE LEFKOFSKY
HERRICK, 78, of West Bloom-
field, died Jan. 20. Mrs. Herrick
was the former president of K.
Lefkofsky Wholesale Meats. She
is survived by her husband, John
Herrick; daughter and son-in-
law, Helene and Milton Tilson of
Boca Raton, Fla.; sons and
daughters-in-law, William and
Sandra Lefkofsky of West Bloom-
field and Daniel and Susan
Lefkofsky of Farmington Hills;
grandchildren, Debra and Jon
Lambeck, Jay Tilson, Jodi and
Kevin Neff, Steven and Melanie
Lefkofsky, Eric Lefkofsky, Ryan
Lefkofsky and Lauren Lefkofsky;
six great-grandchildren; brother
and sister-in-law, Manuel and
Yetta Helper of Thunder Bay,
Ontario; and sister, Claire Sigel
of Scottsdale, Ariz. Interment at
White Chapel Cemetery. Memo-
rial contributions may be direct-
ed to Angela Hospice, 14100
Newburgh, Livonia, MI 48154;
and the Michigan Cancer Foun-
dation, 18831 West 12 Mile Road,
Lathrup Village, MI 48076-9806.
Arrangements by the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel.
RAE KAPLAN, 84, of South-
field, died Jan. 19. Mrs. Kaplan
was the beloved wife of the late
Jack Kaplan; brother, Merle
Bronstein; sisters, Mary Riskin
and Dorothy Ellis. She is
survived by her sons and daugh-
ter-in-law, Marshall and Georgia
of Bethesda, Md., Allen I. of Birm-
ingham; daughters and sons-
in-law, Marcia and George Jonas
of Clarence, N.Y., Barbara and
Alan Segal of Wantaugh, N.Y.;
brothers and sisters-in-law, Mar-
tin and Madeline Bronstein of
Oak Park, William and Janice
Bronstein of Naples, Fla.; sisters
and brother-in-law, Millie Mintz
of Southfield, Betty and William
Zamsky of T as Cruses, New Mex-
ico; sister-in-law, Eleanor Bron-
stein and brother-in-law, Abe
Riskin; grandchildren, Michael
Jonas, Lauren and Paul Fix, Jef-
frey and Lisa Segal, Glenn Segal,
Stacey Kaplan, Jason Kaplan;
great-grandchildren, Shelby and
Paul Fix III. Contributions may
be directed to American Arthri-
tis Foundation or Michigan Can-
cer Foundation. Interment at
Hebrew Memorial Park. Ar-
rangements through Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.
PAULINE T. SCHWARTZ, 76,
of Oak Park, died Jan. 19. Mrs.
Schwartz is survived by her hus-
band, Emanuel Schwartz; sons
and daughter-in-law, Steven
Schwartz of Buffalo, N.Y. and
Lawrence and Lisa Schwartz of
Santa Rosa, Calif.; daughter,
Ruthann Rosen of Laguna
Niguel, Calif., grandchildren,
Amy Schwartz, Laura Rosen,
Stephen Rosen, Madeline
Schwartz and Rachael Schwartz;
sisters, Mollie Stern, Libby
Konikow and Madeline Bleier;
brothers-in-law and sister-in-law,
Arthur Schwartz and Jack and
Helen Schwartz. Interment at
Adat Shalom Memorial Park.
Memorial contributions may be
directed to the City of Hope He-
len Rosenberg Cancer Fighters,
31330 Northwestern Highway,
#A-1, Farmington Hills, MI
48334. Arrangements by the Ira
Kaufman Chapel.
HARRY A. SELDEN, 81, of Oak
Park, died Jan. 22. Mr. Selden
was the beloved husband of the
late Anne Selden. He is survived
by his daughters and sons-in-law,
Adrianne and Barney White of
Lindsay, Ontario, Canada, Jill
and Jerry Petrat of Westland; sis-
BETTY HORWITZ, 89, of De- ter, Rachael of New York; grand-
troit, died Jan. 18. Mrs. Horwitz children, Eric White, Dale (Ronit)
was the beloved wife of the late White, Jessica and Janelle Pe-
David Horwitz. She is survived trat. Contributions may be di-
by her daughter, Judith; broth- rected to the charity of one's
ers and sisters-in-law, Samuel choice. Interment at B'nai Israel
and Belle Platt of Southfield, Memorial Gardens. Arrange-
Harold and Michelle Platt of Is- ments through Hebrew Memor-
rael; sister and brother-in-law, ial Chapel.
Arlene and Rabbi Solomon Sil-
berberg of Los Angeles, Calif.; sis- EMANUEL TAPPER, 81, of
ter-in-law, Shirley Platt of West Sandusky, Ohio, died Jan. 19.
Bloomfield; nieces and nephews. Survived by his daughter, Geral-
Contributions may be directed to dine (Murray) Spilman of Farm-
a charity of one's choice. Services ington Hills; grandchildren Jef-
and interment were held at frey (Olga), Daniel (Natalia) and
Workmen's Circle Cemetery, Sto- Darren Spilman; two great-
liner section. Arrangements grandchildren, Jessica • and
through Hebrew Memorial Alexandra; also survived by
Trudy Tapper, sister, Helen
Chapel.
(Nathan) Landgarten and sister-
GLORIA D. RUDNER, 59, of in-law Diane Tapper of Los An-
Southfield, died Jan. 17. She is geles, Calif. Interment in Cali-
survived by her husband, Dr. fornia.
Earl J. Rudner; sons and daugh-
ters-in-law, Dr. Glenn and Dr. Xi- MARILYN G. ZELDES, 59, of
awen Rudner of Durham, N.C., Oak Park, died Jan. 22. Mrs.
Steven and Tammie Rudner of Zeldes was active in Womens
Oak Park, Ill.; sister and broth- American ORT, was the Oak
er-in-law, Phyllis and Norman Park arts commissioner, member
Solomon of Farmington Hills; of the Palette and Brush Club
mother-in-law, Marion Rudner and the Farmington Artist Club.
of Southfield; and granddaugh- She is survived by her husband,
ter, Alyssa. Services were held Simon Zeldes; daughter and son-
at the Birmingham Temple, fol- in-law, Leah Zeldes and Richard
lowed by interment in Clover Hill Smith of Prospect Heights, Ill.;
Park Cemetery. Contributions brother and sister-in-law, Louis
can be made to Hospice of South- and Cecile Williams of North Mi-
eastern Michigan, 16250 North- ami Beach, Fla.; and father,
land Drive, Southfield, MI 48075; Nathan Williams of Oak Park.
Acoustic Neuroma Association, Interment at Machpelah Ceme-
P.O. Box 398, Carlisle, PA 17013; tery. Memorial contributions
or Memorial Sloan Kettering may be directed to the Michigan
Cancer Center, do Breast Can- Cancer Foundation, 18831 West
cer Research-Box E, 1275 York 12 Mile Road, Lathrup Village,
Avenue, New York, NY 10021. MI 48076-9806. Arrangements
Arrangements by the Dorfman by the Ira Kaufman Chapel.
Funeral Direction.