P•"" PROVIDING THE MOST PROFESSIONAL, PERSONAL SERVICE AT THE MOST REASONABLE COST Our guarantee during your time of need Alan H. gan Sesquenrial, was a past presi- dent to Tikvah Chapter of B'nai B'rith, a life member of Brandeis, a :ember of the Womens American ORT, a past president of the Jewish Community Center in 1981-86 and a past Volunteer of the Year at the JCC (after 15 years). In 1986, Mrs. Singer was honored as Woman of the Month for Greater Detroit and was a choir member of Temple Beth El and Temple Israel. Mrs. Singer is survived by her ( son and daughter-in-law, William E. and Leah Singer of Southfield; daughters and sons-in-law, Arlene and Morris Bravell of San Diego, Lorraine and Richard Detson of Southfield; grandchildren, Craig and Kate Singer, Larry and Mau- reen Singer, Cheryl and Jeff Hof- fen, Stacy Singer, Paul and Susie Bravell, Denise Bravell, Scott Bray- ell, Cydney Kuppe, Carol and Ken Rust, Russell and Barbara Klavons and great-grandchildren, Ariel Singer, Allyssa Singer, Alec Singer, Tessa Singer, Jessica and Jeremy Hoffen, Carly Kuppe, Michelle and Rich Ballick, Danielle and Erica Klavons. She was the beloved wife the late Harry Singer. Interment at Beth El Memorial Park. Contributions may be direct- ed to Mazon at Temple Israel (to feed the hungry). Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel. I RAE SLUTZKY, of West Bloom- orfman Funeral Direction Whew Tradition Meets the Seeds of a Modern World: THE DORFMAN PROMISE: "We have founded the Alan H. Dorfman Funeral Direction to provide the finest professional services & arrangements at a lower price, while serving each individual as we would a personal family member" • Graveside 6. cemetely chapel services • Ten tple and Syngogue Sorices • Qtality burial caskets at substantially ioiver prices. • ,A.tyills shim service needs. Irrangements can be !nude in the comfort and convenience ofyour own home. • Pre-need arrangements. • Provide a complete, meanie • Sensible alterrtatires • If you chow to follow theJewish tradition ()fa gmreside or cemetery chapel service, you don't have to pay the cram costs associated with a largefimetul home. • Substantial sarings "SERVING 'ME JEWISH COMMUNITY FOR- OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY." (248) 546-4700 ALAN & JONATHAN DORFMAN 3924 West Twelve Mile Road • Berkley, Michigan 48072 Licensed Funeral Directors The Staff, Board of Directors, Administration and the entire Yeshiva Beth Yehudah family expresses its heartfelt and deepest condolences to the family of the late field, died Jan. 8. Mrs. Slutzky was _a member of Women's American '—ORT and the Infant Service. She is survived by her sons and daughters- in-law, Arnold and Marlene Slutzky of Farmington Hills, Jerry and Ellen Slutzky of Farmington Hills; grandchildren, Steven and Liz Slutzky, Cheryl and Jim Pauli, Eric Slutzky and fiancee Wendy Davis, Jennifer Slutzky and Dana Slutzky / and great-grandsons, Jason Pauli and Ethan Slutzky. Mrs. Slutzky was the beloved wife of the late Robert Slutzky. Interment at Machpelah Ceme- tery. Contributions may be directed to a charity of one's choice. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel. FRANCES STERN, 95, of Wash- ington, D.C., died Jan. 10. Mrs. Stern was an art teacher. She is sur- vived by her sons and daughter-in- law, Carol and Joy Stern of Wash- ington, D.C., George and Fran §1%IINt• "."41 Norma Jean Meer over the loss of their dear mother, grandmother and great-grandmother May her memory be a blessing to her family and our entire community Rabbi Avrohom Fishman Dean Rabbi Norman Kahn Executive Vice-President Marvin Berlin Honorary President Gary Torgow President Rabbi Shmuel Kaufman Scholarship Director Rabbi Eli Mayerfeld Executive Director Dr. Maury Ellenberg Chairman of the Board Advertise in our Arts & Entertainment Section! Call The Sales Department (248) 354.7123 Ext. 209 JNArts & Entertainment 1/15 1999 Detroit Jewish News 153