PROVIDING THE MOST PROFESSIONAL, PERSONAL
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Our guarantee during your time of need

Alan H.

SAMUEL "SAM" REDER, 68, of
Oak Park, died April 11. Mr. Reder
was a member of
the Masons and
Jewish War
Veterans and a
City of Hope
Volunteer.
He was a
teacher, reading
specialist and
counselor at
Murray-Wright
and Ferndale
Samuel Reder
high schools for
44 years. He
counseled children regarding death
and dying. He was very close to the
students he tutored. One student he
counseled who was headed toward
delinquency went on to become a
doctor.' He was a vintage player with
the Oak Park Community Center.
He played in the Oak Park Volley
Ball Senior Citizen League.
Mr. Reder is survived by his wife,
Lila Reder; sons and daughter-in-
law Mark (fiancee Anita) Reder,
Steven and Pat Reder, Michael
Reder; sister and brother-in-law
' Shirley and Larry Cohen of
Bloomfield Hills; grandchildren
Stefani, Sarah, Brian, Emily, Seth,
Brandan.
Contributions may be made to
Temple Emanu-El, 14450 W. 10
Mile Rd., Oak Park, MI 48237 or
City of Hope, c/o Barbara
Schubiner, 15110 Burton, Oak
z) Park, MI 48237. Interment at
) Machpelah Cemetery. Services and
arrangements by Hebrew Memorial
Chapel.

HERMAN ROSS, of Bloomfield

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The family of the late Jay Alan Markowitz
would like to thank everyone for their care
and concern during his illness.
The support that was given to us by the
community has been very comforting.

He asked, "Why is everyone doing this?"
We answered, "You are getting back what
you have given; people care."

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Hills and Boca Raton, Fla., died April
11. Born in Russia in 1922, he immi-
grated with his family to the United
States just after his birth. He served in
the Army in World War II.
He began his career in Detroit in
the family produce business. In 1950
he became a residential builder and
later entered commercial real estate
development in Michigan, Ohio and
Illinois. In 1972 he founded a soup
kitchen in South Miami Beach. He
was a member of Perfection Mosaic
Lodge #350.
Mr. Ross is survived by his wife,
Marsha Heller-Ross; daughters Vivian
Ross (Harris), Neena Ross; son Jay
Ross; grandchildren Zachary, Daniel,
Geoffrey, Morgan; sister Elaine
Wander; brother Al Ross; stepchildren
Martha Ross, Ben Heller.

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