PROVIDING THE MOST PROFESSIONAL, PERSONAL
SERVICE AT THE MOST REASONABLE COST

Our guarantee during your time of need

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Alan H.

Dorfman Funeral Direction

Brazil; cousins in Brazil.
Services and interment were held at
Hebrew Memorial Park.

THE DORFMAN PROMISE:

SHELDON D. SLAVIN, 70, of

Farmington Hills, died Jan. 27.
Mr. Slavin taught public speaking,
drama and English for 30 years and
retired in 1998 from the Livonia school
system.
He is survived by his wife, Sandra
Cantor Slavin, and daughters, Tamara
(Smokey) Vines of Silt, Colo. and
Gabrielle Slavin of Montague, Mass.
A memorial service was held at the
Birmingham Temple.

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NETTIE INDIANER SORKIN, 79,
died Feb. 8.
She had resided in the Detroit area the
past 25 years, cominc , from Flint. She
attended University of
b Michigan-Flint and
Wayne State University.
Mrs. Sorkin was employed by the State
of Michigan as a social worker and then as
an employment interviewer. She also
owned her own real estate company, LPR
Corporation.
•
Surviving are daughters, Lea Sakora of
Southfield, Pola Fletcher of Troy, Gina
Lippman of Stuart, Fla.; brother Dr. Leo
Indianer of Tarzana, Calif.; and five grand-
children.
Services were at Sharp Funeral Homes,
Swartz Creek. Interment in Machpelah
Cemetery, Flint.

"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"

/Southfield, died Feb. 3.
Mr. Stone worked in the deli depart-
ment at Farmer Jack, was a union steward
and was the previous owner of McCohens
in Dearborn. He was also an army
instructor in heavy artillery during the
Korean War.
Mr. Stone is survived by his wife of 31
years, Marilyn Stone; daughters and sons-

rTangements can be made in the confort and convenience of your own home.

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"SERVING 'IIIE JEWISH COIVIMUNTIY
FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY."'

ALAN & JONATHAN DORFMAN

Licensed Funeral Directors

(248) 546-4700 -mi""411\XT1121rforr.

3924 West Twelve Mile Road • Berkley, Michigan 48072

The Staff, Board of Directors
Administra,,tion and the entire
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah family
expresses its heartfelt and deepest condolences to
the family of the late

Stephen E. Levitz

Steve was a builder of Torah-a builder of schools and synagogues-
a builder for the future of the Jewish community.

\ -SOLOMON STEINER, 88, of Delray
' Beach, Fla., died Feb. 2.
He is survived by his sons and daugh-
ters-in-law, Izzy and Bracha Steiner of
West Bloomfield, Mark and Bracha
Steiner of Brooklyn; grandchildren,
Joshua, Avi, Aryeh, Leah, Rachel, Avichai.
Services and interment were held in
Florida.

TACK "JACOB" STONE, 69, of

• Graveside 6. cemetery chapel services • Temple and Synagogue Serriees
• Qyality burial caskets at substantially lowe• prices. •
shiva service needs.

• Ifyou choose to follow thejewish tradition ofa graveside or cemetery chapel
service, you don't have to pay the extra costs associated with a large funer al lionle.
• Substantial savings

ANNA SPITZ, 78, of Bloomfield Hills,

died Feb. 5. Mrs. Spitz was a department
store manager.
She is survived by her daughter and
son-in-law, Janice and Dr. Stephen
Gunther of Bloomfield Hills; son and
"D daughter-in-law, Robert and Jane Spitz of
Hanover, Mass., and grandchildren,
Alexandra, Darren, William, Genevieve
and Alexander.
Mrs. Spitz was the beloved wife of the
late Martin Spitz.
Interment at Beth El Memorial Park.
Contributions may be directed to Jewish
Association for Residential Care.

Where Tradition Meets the Seeds of a Modern World:

May his memory be a blessing to his family
and our entire community.

Rabbi Avrohom Fishman
Dean

Rabbi Norman Kahn
Executive Vice-President

Rabbi Shmuel Kaufman
Scholarship Director

Rabbi Eli Mayerfeld
Executive Director

Marvin Berlin
Honorary President

Dr. Maury Ellenberg
Chairman of the Board

Rabbi Shmuel Irons
Chairman, Vaad HaChinuch

Gary Torgow
President

2/12

1999

Detroit Jewish News