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MORRIS BOGROW, 75, of East
love for Yiddishkeit."
Lansing, died July 15. He worked as
After Morris Karbal died, Mrs.
an accountant/supervisor for the teach-,
Karbal was unrelenting in her com-
ers retirement system
mitment to Jewish education. "She
of Detroit and then
wanted to keep her husband's memo-
for the department
ry alive," said nephew Michael Karbal
of budget and man-
of Southfield. "She didn't indulge her-
agement for the state
self. She followed a very simple path."
of Michigan in
Mrs. Karbal was a supporter of
Lansing before retir-
- Congregation Shaarey Zedek and
ing after 38 years.
charities and yeshivot in Israel. In
He is survived by
addition, she was also a member of
Morris Bogrow
his wife of 54 years,
Congregation Shomrey Emunah,
Cecelia (Ceal);
Young Israel of Southfield, the Isaac
daughter and son-in-law, Sheryl and
Agree Downtown Synagogue and
Jack Detling; sons and daughters-in-
Congregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel
law, Jeffrey and Suzi, Martin, Richard
Tikvah. For her support of Israel
and Kim; grandchildren, Josh, Joey,
Bonds, she was the honored at a din-
Justin, Ryan and Kelsey Bogrow; sister
ner at Shaarey Zedek in 1978.
Ruth of California; sister-in-law and
Ten years later, Mrs. Karbal was
brother-in-law, Dolores (Dodo) and
the first female recipient of Yeshiva
Jerry Friedman of Tamarac, Fla.
Beth Yehudah's Golden Torah Award,
Services were at Congregation
given at its annual fund-raising din-
Shaarey Zedek in East Lansing.
ner. For many years, she was reluctant
Contributions may be made to
to be so honored, thinking the award
Congregation Shaarey Zedek or a
was not appropriate for a woman. She
charity of one's choice.
agreed to accept it only after pleas
from an ailing Rabbi Kahn, that her
JACOB BRIN, 77, of Southfield,
intervention was required to rescue
died July 15.
the school from dire financial straits.
He is survived by his wife, Sara
"When I suffered my stroke, you
Brin; son and daughter-in-law,
gave me the will to live," wrote Rabbi
Martin and Philicia Brin of
Kahn to Mrs. Karbal, noting later
Southfield; daughters and sons-in-
that the dinner "raised a level of sup-
law, Madalyn and Martin Rabinowit:
port beyond that which had ever been
of Southfield, Sima and Dr. Mark
raised before in this community."
Blumenkehl of Southfield; sister,
At her funeral, Rabbi Groner told
Hilda Lerner of Florida; grandchil-
of a large picture in Mrs. Karbal's
dren, Rivka Rabinowitz, Bina
den, showing hundreds of Yeshiva
Rabinowitz, Estee Blumenkehl, Eli
Beth Yehudah students. The inscrip-
Blumenkehl, Naftali- Blumenkehl,
tion reads: "We thank you, Mrs.
Leah Blumenkehl, Michal Brin,
Karbal."
Chanan Brin, Gavriel Brin, Shoshan:
"That picture is worth a thousand
Brin, Yochai Brin.
words," said the rabbi, "because it
Contributions may be made to
conveys a story of faith and of love,
P'Tach, 25311 Ronald Ct., Oak Parl
the story of Hannah Karbal's life,
MI 48237; Young Israel of
which will always be a blessing to all
Southfield, 27705 Lahser Road,
of us."
Southfield, MI 48034 or Kollel
Mrs. Karbal is survived by her
Institute, 15230 W. Lincoln, Oak
brother and sister-in-law, Harry and
Park, MI 48237.
Belle Zalesin of Florida and brother-
Interment at Hebrew Memorial
in-law and sisters-in-law, Philip and
Park. Arrangements by Hebrew
Sadye Forman of Southfield and Betty
Memorial Chapel.
Kaplan of Jerusalem, Israel.
Mrs. Karbal was the beloved wife
MAXINE SCHREIBER FIDLER,
of the late Morris Karbal; and the lov-
83, former Detroiter of Fairfield,
ing sister of the late Daniel Zalesin,
Conn., died July 7.
the late Louis Salesin, and the late
She is survived by her children,
Esther Kalef.
Marilyn Fidler of Fairfield, Dennie
Contributions may be made to
Fidler of Oakwood, Calif.; two grand
Jewish Hospice and Chaplaincy
children, four great-grandchildren; sis
Network, 24123 Greenfield,
ters and brother-in-law, Blurna and
Southfield, MI 48075 or to a charity
Irving Ellman, Elaine Jacobson.
of one's choice. Interment was at Beth
Services and interment at Hillside
Tefilo Emanuel Cemetery.
Memorial Park and Mortuary in Los
Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial
Angeles.
Chapel.

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