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grandchildren, Ashley, Brianna,
Masha, Mila, David. Mrs. Rozova
was the beloved wife of the late
Boris Rozova.
Contributions may be made to a
charity of one's choice. Interment at
Hebrew Memorial Park. Arrangements
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

LESLIE DAVID RUBIN, 29, of

Waterford, died Feb. 3.
Mr. Rubin is survived by his son,
Seth Rubin; parents, Norman and
Iris Rubin of Waterford; brother,
Scott Rubin of Southfield; grandpar-
ents, Annie Cohen and Rose and
Sandy Rubin. Arrangements by Ira
Kaufman Chapel.

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SADIE SCHWARTZ, 100, died

Feb. 4. Mrs. Schwartz was a member
of the Jewish Folk Chorus.
She is survived by her daughter
and son-in-law, Janette and Jesse
Antman of Walled Lake; grandchil-
dren, Moreen and Marshall Lett,
Sheri and Jeffrey Weiss, Sheri and
Robert Rotenberg, Marla and Dr.
David Rosman; great-grandchildren,
Adam and Jennifer Lett, Danielle
and Michael Randell, Randi and
Ronald Fogel, Bryan Weiss, Eric
Weiss, Erin, Jeffrey and Lainie
Rotenberg, Jaime, Erica and Ryan
Rosman. She was the beloved wife of
the late Reuben Schwartz; the loving
mother of the late Dr. Arthur
Schwartz.
Interment at Workmen's Circle
Cemetery. Contributions may be
made to a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman
Chapel.

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Figning Heart Disease
and Stroke

In. Loving Memory Of

MERLE BRONSTEIN

Who passed away February 16,1990, 21st day of Shevat.

ARE You BEING
STALKED BY

WOMEN' S

No. 1 KiLLER?

You warmed our hearts and touched our souls.
Leaving behind a legacy of love.
Beloved By All
Ahuv Lakol
Your wife Ellanore; children Harvey, Marion, Suretta & Alan;
Grandchildren Eric & Lisa, Jason, Robert, Melissa, Amy & Steven, Jeff
and Rhondi; Great-grandchild Emily Rachel.

In Loving Memory Of Our Dear Father and Grandfather

SIDNEY COHEN

February

WILLIAM I. SLAPIN, 70, of River

Edge, N.J., died Jan. 23. He was an
army veteran of the Korean conflict.
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, he was a
passionate Cincinnati Red Skins fan.
In Cincinnati, he attended the
Conservatory of Music. He realized
his boyhood dream of joining the
Benny Goodman band. An accom-
plished musician, he played tenor
saxophone, clarinet, flute and picco-
lo. He traveled with such big bands
as Hal McIntyre, Ray Anthony,
Sauter Finegan and, in the 1980s,
with Frank Sinatra and his orchestra.
During his career, he was a studio
musician, recording many jingles
including ones for Budweiser and
Wrigley's Spearmint Gum.
He is survived by his wife,
Barbara (Lewis) Slapin of River
Edge; children, Jana of New York,

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Whose warmth, wit, wisdom, loving kindness
and understanding heart remain with us always.
Deeply missed by
Linda, Michael, Nicole and David
Bob, Judy, Melissa and Debbie

In Memory Of Our Dear Parents

DANIEL CHARLES SIEGEL-FEB. 10, 1994

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©1997, American HeartAssociation

BLANCHE LOUISE SIEGEL-FEB.14, 1994

We remember their beautiful lives together.
Always in our thoughts—your sons,

Barry and Bill

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