Family aLbUm
Here's a half dozen; we would gladly take
another six if they're just like this! These lovely girls
are the grandchildren of Elaine and Murray
Brickman of West Bloomfield, who say, "The
song, 'You Light Up My Life' certainly applies to
this picture. Whenever we see one or all of these
children, our lives are instantly illuminated." The
girls are: Jaclyn Jasgur, 2-1 /2; Danielle Rubin, 2;
Rachel Brickman, 3; Mia Rubin, 7 months; Taylor
Jasgur, 4; and Isabel Brickman, 17 months.
Parents are Renee and Ron Jasgur, Stacy and Neil
Brickman, and Michele and Howard Rubin.
The rest of the grandparents are Harriet and Bob
Jasgur, Susie and Jerry Gold, and Marilyn and Sid
Rubin. The great-grandmother of all six is Ruth
Schneyer. Rachel and Isabel's great-grandmother is
Estelle Moggel, while Danielle and Mia's great-
grandmother is Rose Stamler.
These beautiful girls are Lindsay Silber, who loves to play
the piano; Jaimee Silber, who recently appeared in a
tap recital; and Jessica and Alexis Silber, who have
completed gymnastics and are enjoying kinder-
garten and tap lessons. Bubbie Shirley and
Zayde Joel Silber are the proud grandparents of
the girls, whom they call "the kissing cousins."
Jaimee and Alexis are the children of Darrell and
Elyse Silber of White Lake, and the grandchildren
of Ron and Doralee LeVine; Lindsay and Jessica
are the daughters of Brad and Michelle Silber of
West Bloomfield, and also the grandchildren of Harvey
and Esther Olson, and great-papa Bill Greenberg.
This sweet boy is Brandon I. Nasatir of
Highland Park, Ill., the grandson of Lillian
Rosenberg Binder and Herman Binder of
Farmington Hills, who have 14 grandchildren.
Brandon, 2-1 /2, is the son of Carolyn
Rosenberg Nasatir and Dr. Steve Nasatir. His
grandmother says Brandon enjoys singing,
reading books, "hot cars," traveling and
ordering his favorite meal of "burger, fries and
Diet Coke." Grandma adds: "He speaks flu-
ently and also understands and speaks
Spanish. He says the blessings over the bread
every Shabbat." Older brothers are Lonnie,
Scott and Randy, "whom he adores."
Do you have an adOrable child whose photo you would like to see as part of the Family Album? Or, do you have a family
photo that's picture
perfect? If so, please send it our way. Photos must be clear and may be any size, in black and white or
color. Please include the child's name, age and city of residence. If you would like your photo returned, please include a self-
addressed, stamped envelope.
NOTE: Please be patient! Because of the volume of phoiographs,it can take several weeLs until your picture appears.
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1998
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Detroit Jewish News
Iris and Glen Goldstrom of Oak Park say
they are "so proud to send in this wonderful
picture of four of our six grandchildren, all
future presidents, enjoying a day at the Fort
Wayne, Ind., zoo." At top is Jonathan, 4 -
1 /2, and his sister, Lizzie, 1-1 /2. They are
the children of Marc and Caroline Goldstrom
of Springfield, Va., and the grandchildren of
Audrey and Arthur Nachbar of Trumbull,
Conn. Other adorable children here are
Bradley, 2, and brother Scotty, 3, the children
of Rob and Lori Goldstrom of Fort Wayne,
Ind., and the grandsons of Marian Kantor of
West Bloomfield. "Next time, we hope they
can be joined by our two other grandchil-
dren, Ryan and Erika," Mrs. Goldstrom says.