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(248) 354-5959 The young Irene spent a few years in Sweden before immigrating to the United States with her father and his new wife, Fela. After graduating Oak rene Einhorn's Park High and Wayne State family could only University, she taught middle school describe her. as in Detroit. Earning a master's degree "dynamic." in guidance and counseling from A teacher, tennis WSU, she worked for the Michigan player and coach, Mrs. Employment Security Commission, Einhorn was as handy with a hammer but left to raise her children, Derek .as she was with a computer. and Erin. "There wasn't one thing that she "She was an inventive, imaginative wasn't capable of doing," said sister-in- perfectionist, who took great pride law and business partner Fran Wolf, in everything she did," who renovated a rental said her husband of 32 house in Royal Oak years, Brian. "Her first with her. priority was to care for "If she didn't under- her children." stand how to do some- Son Derek, a physician, thing, she would go to is a medical-pediatrics the extreme of learning resident at Beaumont in detail how to go Hospital in Royal Oak. about it," Wolf said. Daughter Erin is a jour- "When we had to tile nalist in Philadelphia, the floor, she went to who took a year's leave to classes, went to the research her mother's his- stores, asked questions, tory in Poland. Erin had read about it, did every- been in Poland three thing until she perfect- Irene Einhorn weeks before her mother's ed it. death and met with "And she really descendants of the family that shel- instilled that in her children. Her motto was there's no such thing as you tered her. After her children were grown, Mrs. `can't do' something — if you want to Einhorn earned a master's from WSU do it, you do it." in business education and worked as Mrs. Einhorn, of West Bloomfield, an adult education teacher in comput- died May 28 at age 59. She had been ers and business. Forever active, Mrs. under treatment for lymphoma. Born in Bedzin, Poland in 1942, the Einhorn was a ranked adult tennis player in Michigan and coached tennis young Irene survived World War II as at West Bloomfield High School for a "hidden child," sheltered by a Polish eight years, 1985-1992. family until her father, Barrish "Tennis was a major focus of her Frederick, was liberated from Auschwitz. He had been shot escaping life," said Erin. "She was a tennis par- ent through and through — at every from a transport train leaving the game." Bedzin ghetto, but managed to Mrs. Einhorn is survived by her hus- arrange for Irene's safety before being band, Brian; son, Derek; daughter, recaptured. Her mother, Sora Leah Erin; mother, Fela Frederick; brother Frederick, perished in the Holocaust. and sister-in-law, Dr. Harold and The gentile woman who hid Irene, Patricia Frederick and sister-in-law and Honorata Skowronska, was later hon- ored as Righteous Among the Nations brother-in-law, Fran and Robert Wolf. She was the beloved daughter of the by Yad Vashem, the Martyrs' and late Barrish Frederick and the late Sora Heroes' Remembrance Authority in Leah Frederick. Israel. Interment was at Adat Shalom When the 4-year-old Irene and her Memorial Park. Contributions may be father were reunited after the war, it made to the Karmanos Cancer meant being taken from the familiar Institute, 18831 W. 12 Mile Road, environment she felt secure in. "Maybe her childhood made her the Lathrup Village, MI 48076. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman strong woman that she was," said her Chape1. ❑ sister-in-law. DAVID SACHS Copy Editor WE CATER TO MEET ALL YOUR NEEDS I EDITH ABRAMSON, 90, of Southfield, died May 21. She was a dental office manager for her husband. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Barbara and Robert Ruskin of Bloomfield Hills; son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Lawrence and Susan Abramson of West Bloomfield; grandchildren, Casey Koppelman and Rebecca and Kate Abramson. For 60 years, Mrs. Abramson was the beloved wife of the late Dr. Sam Abramson. Interment at B'nai Israel Cemetery. Contributions may be made to a char- ity of one's choice. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel. HAROLD "HAL" ABROMOVICH, 43, of Huntington Woods, died May 23. He was a computer salesman. He is survived by his wife, Sari Abromovich; son, Scott Abromovich; daughter, Anna Abromovich; parents, Barnett "Bob" and Beryl Abromovich; sisters and brothers-in-law, Carol and Richard Miller, Mona and Steven Mertz; mother-in-law and father-in- law, Arline and Sy Finkelstein; sister- in-law and brother-in-law, Dale and Stephen Harburg. He was the loving son of the late Florence "Laurie" Abromovich. Interment at Machpelah Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Hospice of Michigan. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel. CLIFFORD BANILOWER, 88, of Southfield, died May 25. He was self- employed and owner of Rave Cleaners. He is survived by his nephews and nieces, Bruce and Rosalie Rosen, Joyc and Gerry Tauber; great-nieces and great-nephews, Julie and Marty Wiener, Pamela and Jeffrey Roberts, Susan Tauber, Lisa Tauber, Michael and Jodie Tauber; and great-great- nephews and great-great-niece, Danny and Sammie Wiener, Megan and Jeffrey Roberts. He was the beloved husband of the late Laura Weiss Banilower; dear brother of the late Tillie Rosen and the late Bennie Banilower. Interment at Machpelah Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Tillie and Aaron Rosen Memorial Fund Variety — The Children's Charity, 30161 Southfield Road, Suit( 301, Southfield, MI 48076. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chape ESTHER WAINGER COGGAN, 96, of Redford, died May 21. She wa a member of Hadassah, a life membe l of Congregation Shaarey Zedek and