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With experience comes knowledge,
and for 50 years, Herbert Kaufman
has upheld the standard of service
to the community expected of THE

IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL.

Sally Lewis,
Devoted To Community

tired senior vice president and general counsel
Sally Butzel Lewis of Bloomfield Hills died
of Oakland University.
Aug. 16 in California.
Mrs. Lewis was a member of Temple Beth
Mrs. Lewis' father, Leo M. Butzel, was the
co-founder of the Butzel Long law firm. Shortly El, the National Council of Jewish Women and
after Mrs. Lewis married in 1935, she moved to the American Jewish Committee.
Mrs. Lewis was the beloved wife of the late
Birmingham and became active in many cow-
Leonard T. Lewis. She is ser-
munity organizations. She was
vived by a son and daughter-
a board member and president
in-law, Leonard T. Lewis Jr.
of Franklin-Wright settlements
and Jan Lewis of South Lyon;
in Detroit and served on
grandchildren, Leonard T.
boards of Oakland County
friend."
Lewis III and Tricia Lewis,
Children's Aid Society, Oak-
Teresa
Lewis, John Lewis and
land Family Services, the Oak-
— John DeCarlo
Edward MacDonald; great-
land Board of Community Ser-
granddaughter, Lydia Lewis;
vices and the Detroit
sister-in-law, Rosalie Butzel of
Federation of Settlements.
Bloomfield Hills.
In addition, Mrs. Lewis was associated in
Interment at Woodmere Cemetery. Contri-
various capacities with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra Women's Committee, the Michigan butions may be made to the Rose Cancer Cen-
Opera Theatre, Cranbrook Academy of Art and ter of Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak; the
Butzel Scholarship Fund at Cranbrook School;
Museum and the Cranbrook Music Guild and
University Presidents Club. "Sally Lewis was a the B. Benedict Glazer Fund at Temple Beth
El; or a charity of one's choice. Arrangements
tremendous supporter of Oakland University
by the Ira Kaufman Chapel.
and the arts; Oakland University has lost a
wonderful friend," said John H. DeCarlo, re-

"A wonderful

sunset, like a final farewell, signals a change in
our lives. Inevitably, however, night gives way to
day and we must accept this change. For over 50
years, THE IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL has served the
Detroit Jewish Community with dedication.

FRANCES BARRIS, 73, of
Oak Park, died Aug. 16. She is
survived by her husband,
Nathan; son and daughter-in-
law, Lee and Mary of Oak Park;
daughter and son-in-law, Bar-
bara and Milt Hecker of South-
field; sister and brother-in-law,
Rita and Mike Sherman of St.
Petersberg, Fla.; grandchildren,
Susan Hecker, Shelley Hecker,
Ben Barris, Renny Barris.
Graveside services were held
at the Hebrew Memorial Park
Cemetery in Mt. Clemens. Con-
tributions may be made to a
charity of one's choice. Arrange-
ments by Dorfman Funeral Di-

rection.

THE KAUFMAN COMMUNITY CORNER

JEWISH HOSPICE SERVICES

Jewish Hospice Services is part of the Hospice of Southeastern Michigan,
a non-profit community-based organization, co-sponsored by Jewish
Family Services.

Providing services for terminally ill patients in their own homes, quali-
fied care, assisted living or extended care facilities, the service has assist-
- ed more than 1000 Jewish families, regardless of their culture or reli-
gious affiliation, since it was created by the community in 1992. In most
cases, insurance covers the full cost of Hospice care.
Jewish Hospice Service care includes:
Home Health Aides
Patient Advocacy/Case Management
Nursing Care
Medical Care
Spiritual/Pastoral Care
Social Work/Counseling
Pain Control
Grief Support Services
Volunteer Services
Support for Family
If you wish to learn more about these services offered to our community, in the
spirit of Jewish tradition, please call Rabbi E.B. (Bunny) Freedman al (810)
443-7648.

Bringing Together Family, Faith & Community

18325 West Nine Mile Road • Southfield, MI 48075
Telephone: 810.569.0020 • Toll Free: 800.325.7105

MARSHA K. BLAU, 49, of
Troy, died Aug. 17. Miss Blau
was a comptroller for an auto
parts manufacturer. Miss Blau
is survived by her parents, An-
drew and Phyllis Blau of West
Bloomfield; a brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Dr. Robert and Fay-
dare Blau of Bloomfield Hills;
nephews and a niece, David
and Risa Blau and Randy Blau.
Interment at Beth El Memo-
rial Park Cemetery. Contribu-
tions may be directed to Juve-
nile Diabetes Foundation,
Metro Detroit Chapter, 29350
Southfield Road, Suite #42,
Southfield, MI 48076

SHEILA A. COHEN, 55, of
Columbus, Ohio, died Aug. 15.
Mrs. Cohen was the loving
daughter of the late Joseph
Meizler. She is survived by her
husband, Jerry; son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Kenneth and Diane
of Columbus, Ohio; daughters
and sons-in-law, Bonnie and
Mike Pettry of Columbus, Bet-

sy and Dale Kinnear of Cleve-
land, Ohio; mother, Susie Mei-
zler of Southfield; brother,
Robert Meizler of Southfield;
grandchildren, Joshua, Katy,
Rachael, Sammy, Alysa.
Services and interment in
Columbus. Memorial contribu-
tions may be directed to the
American Heart Association.

Research Endowment Fund do
Mercy Hospital, 888 Wood-
ward, Suite 306, Pontiac, MI
48341-2964. Arrangements by
the Ira Kaufman Chapel.

BETTY M. EM MRS, 53, of
Milwaukee, Wis., died Aug. 16.
She is survived by her children,
Robin Wisniewski and Mark
Wisniewski, both of Milwaukee;
sister, Rita Emmers of Detroit;
granddaughter, Elizabeth
Sophia Aim Emmers of Detroit.
Services were held at Good-
man-Bensman Funeral Home
in Milwaukee; interment fol-
lowed at Mount Zion cemetery
in Brookfield, Wis. Contribu-
tions may be made to a charity
of one's choice.

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LILLIAN ENGLER, 90, of
Bloomfield Hills, died Aug. 15.
Mrs. Engler was a medical re-
ceptionist. She was the beloved
wife of the late Sidney Engler,
the devoted mother of the late
Barbara Goldman and the lov-
ing grandmother of the late
Terry Fry. Mrs. Engler is sur-
vived by her daughter and son-
in-law, Bonnie and Marshall
Fry of Bloomfield Hills; son, Dr.
Gordon Engler of Pasadena,
Calif.; grandchildren, Ronald
Fry, Jacqueline and David Pe-
fit, Nancy and Dr. Jeffrey
Greenberg, Randy Chambers;
great-grandchildren, Ryan and
Sawyer Greenberg and
Cameron Chambers.
Interment in Chicago. Con-
tributions may be made to the

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WILLIAM M. FENKELL, 79,
of West Bloomfield, died Aug.
14. Mr. Fenkell was an accoun-
tant and a hospital administra-
tor at Sinai Hospital. He also

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Maccabi athletes
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CLOSE UP/47

Proof of an
ancient Jewish presence
or just a hoax?

BACK TO SCHOOL/81

All you need to know
for school days.

ENTERTAINMENT/110

Bringin' in 'da noise,
bringin' in 'da funk.

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