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Zallen of Blacksburg, Va. Overjoyed
great-grandmother is Bessie Teichler of
Delray Beach, Fla. Robyn is named in
loving memory of her maternal great-
grandmother Rose Silverstone and her
maternal great-aunt Ethel Scherr.
Sept. 5
Marni (Abels) and James Millard of
Ann Arbor announce with much love
the birth of their daughter, Mia Ashley
(Talya). Mia is welcomed home by big
sister Chloe Alayna (Golda), 1 year
old. Proud grandparents are Donna
Abels and Sid Rosenberg of Lansing,
Frances Cambrai-Bell and John
Millard of England. Great-grandpar-
ents are Jessie and Solly Abels and
Molly O'Meara. Mia is named in lov-
ing memory of her grandfather Allen
Abels and cousin Todd Abels.
Aug. 24
Ingrid (Kleiman) and Scott Segall of
Huntington Woods are thrilled to
announce the birth of their son,
Joshua Burt (Yehoshua Baruch).
Welcoming Josh home with hugs and
kisses is big brother Zachary Sol, 3
1/2. Sharing in their joy are proud
grandparents Neil Kleiman and Judith
Behrmann of West Bloomfield, Ralph
and Adrian Pierce of Carlsbad, Calif,
and Jack and Rochelle Segall of West
Bloomfield. Also sharing in their
excitement is great-grandfather Joe
Rosengard. Joshua is named in loving
memory of his maternal great-grand-
mother Bertha Rosengard.
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Aug. 20
Judy (Barris) and Bruce Herman of
West Bloomfield are thrilled to
announce the birth of their daughter,
Natalie Davida (Natanya Dina).
Natalie was welcomed home by her
excited big sister Eliana, 3 1/2. Natalie
is named in loving memory of her
maternal grandparents Nathan Barris
and Davida Sue Barris. Proud grand-
parents are Ophelia and Leonard
Herman of West Bloomfield.
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Aug. 19
Danielle (Hersh) and Gary Remer of
West Bloomfield are thrilled to
announce the birth of their second
daughter, Hallie Brooke (Masha
Kayla). Also welcoming her home is
excited 3 1/2-year-old big sister
Lindsay Faith. Sharing in their joy are
excited grandparents Mel and Beverly
Hersh of West Bloomfield and JoAnn
Remer of Southfield. Hallie is named
in loving memory of her paternal
grandfather Murray Remer and mater-
nal great-grandfather William Roth.
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10/29
1999
-Pitinforinuijon,
Detroit Jewish News
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