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DR. MAX ROSENBERG
Who passed away December 26, 1991.
Always in our thoughts.
Forever in our hearts.
Who is our endless source of inspiration.
Missed by loving wife Anne, daughter Marji, sons Dr. Harvey
and Sheldon, daughters-in-law Dianne, Debbie,
7 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.
In Loving Memory of
In Loving Memory of
LEO E. BERLIN
Sadly Missed.
Love always,
Rick
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SHIRLEY YOLLES, 74, of Hartford,
Conn., died Dec. 29. She was a
Detroit teacher.
Mrs. Yolles is survived by her sons
and daughters-in-law, Robert and
Ann Yolles of Hartford, Richard and
Karen Yolles of Denver; daughter
Nancy Levine of Georgia; grandchil-
dren Daniel and Jacob Yolles and
Rebecca Levine.
She was the beloved wife of the
late William A. Yolles and the dear
sister of the late Edith Krause.
Interment was at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery. Contributions may be
made to the Alzheimer's Resource
Center. Arrangements by Ira
Kaufman Chapel.
DC Museum
In Loving Memory of
1/7
2000
DORA WOLF, 99, of West
Bloomfield, died Dec. 31. She was an
executive and a teacher.
Mrs. Wolf is survived by her
daughter and son-in-law, Anne and
Fred Croad of California; son and
daughter-in-law Leonard and Ilene
Wolf of West Bloomfield; grandchil-
dren Dr. Steven and Radyne Wolf,
Karen and Dr. Doug Batchelder, Dr.
Sherri and Dr. Michael Litman; six
great-grandchildren.
She was the beloved wife of the
late Philip Wolf.
Interment was in Wisconsin.
Contributions may be made to the
Alzheimer's Association.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman
Chapel.
IRVING CHAIKEN
Who passed away January 6,
1993. Sadly missed and always
remembered by wife Dorothy,
children, grandchildren &
great-grandchildren.
Founder
Jeshajahu "Shaike"
Jerusalem (JTA)
Weinberg, the founding director of
the U.S. Holocaust Memorial
Museum in Washington, died of a
stroke in Tel Aviv Jan. 1 at 81.
Mr. Weinberg, who directed the
Washington museum from 1989 to
1995, came to the project with vast
experience and innovation in muse-
um planning. He also was the found-
ing director of the Museum of the
Jewish Diaspora in Tel Aviv from
1970 to 1984.
During the 1980s, he was also a
museum planning consultant for the
Tower of David museum on the his-
tory of Jerusalem, the Museum of
Hebrew Union College in Los
Angeles and the Museum of the
—
Jewish Heritage-A Living Memorial
to the Holocaust in New York.
In 1999, Mn Weinberg was award-
ed the Israel Prize for Lifetime
Achievement for his work on the
museums in Tel Aviv and
Washington.
Transplant Patient -
New York (JTA) — An Israeli girl
who received a lung transplant from a
British man who had read of her
plight in his local Jewish paper died
over the weekend.
Although the transplant was com-
pleted successfully in November, Lisa
Ostrovsky, a 10-year-old who suffered
from cystic fibrosis, died Saturday of
multiple postoperative complications,
officials at St. Louis Children's
Hospital, where the procedure took
place, said in a statement.
A funeral was scheduled for
Wednesday at Lisa's home, Kibbutz
Ammiad, on the shores of the Sea
of Galilee.
Lisa's plight attracted worldwide
attention this fall when her father,
Ilia, launched a global email cam-
paign requesting funds for the opera-
tion, which could not be performed
in Israel and was only partially cov-
ered by the family's health insurance.
Ron Johnson, a 48-year-old British
janitor offered his lung lobes after an
article on Lisa's search for a donor ran
in the London Jewish News.
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