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Rose Lynn Meckler was wed
to Mark Edward Schlussel in a
ceremony performed Aug. 11
- ;:by Rabbi Morris Adler and
'Rabbi Israel Halpern at Cong.
aarey Zedek.
The bride is the daughter o'
and Mrs. Irvin Meckler r
crest Dr. Parents of '
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Schlussel
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The Pioneers
U or those who remember Sinai Hospital as the premiere Jewish medical
facility in Detroit, it's hard to imagine that such a renowned teaching
hospital started with just 11 interns willing to take a chance on the new and
then-unapproved facility.
Dr. Gerald Mandell, a pathologist, was one of those young doctors who
signed on under the leadership of Dr. Julien Priver, who was Sinai Hospital's
director for more than 30 years. Dr. Priver now lives in San Diego with his
wife, Dorothy.
nu" pity's Dreams Become 'Actuality
"We had faith that Dr. Priver would
Sinai Hospital Makes Rapid Strides
make Sinai into a good teaching
hospital, and that we'd provide a
valuable service to the community," said
Dr. Mandell, who later served as Sinai's
Chief of Pathology. "We started with an
excellent house staff group, and we
learned an awful lot.
• • •
Dr. Mandell, who retired five years
day
ago, now lives in West Bloomfield and
Florida with his wife, Beatrice. Their
son, Dr. Steven Mandell, and their son-
in-law, Dr. David (Donna) Grossman,
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are both pathologists who practiced at
Sinai Hospital prior to its closing.
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A Wc(Lts Reiirks. fL
ucalion; Julien Privet, director; John MucaSy
and Lawrence Koltonow. Standing (left to
right); Drs, Hubert Miller, Eugene Perrrin,
Henry Burke, Fredrick Weissman, Saul Sakwa,
Gabriel Masry, Gerald Mandell, Marvin Brodie,
Diab Jerius and Raymond Zbick.
• • •
Now interning at Binal are
Hospital. the fulfillment obstetr ical department which
dream ol Detroit's Jewish had been officially opened the the following 11 doctors; Ed-
before. Nine children were ward Salem. Howard Jacobs,
unity, has already served
than 2500 patients since born at :Anal that April, 56 In John Mucasey, Lawrence Ronk-
May and 17 In June. By the end
its doors on Jan 15.
IIQW, Hubert Miller. Eugene Per-
1 the hospital In opera- of the year, Dr. Priver estimates
rin, Henry Burk*. • Frederick
est a little over a batt- that 1,51.10 infants will be born
Weissman, Oerald Mandell. Mar-
iev have made progress on at Sinai. Next year, the hospital vin Brodie and Raymond Zbick.
to
deliver
2,200
ba-
will
be
able
levels Including the MAU-
itaelf, Its staff and In the blot the director sold. In functioning as a cohesive
On July 1, Sinai palmed an - unit and in taking Its place as
nay," Dr. Julien Privet,
director. reported to the other milestone when 11 recent- a member of Its immediate sur-
ly graduated doctors reported mendines as well as the larger
's board of directors.
Its point up the value for duty as interns at the hos- community, Dr. Priver pointed
personnel had
hospital to the comtnun- pital, and the training program nut that Sinai's
the communityl, use of began In earnest. Its first large scale Informal get-
The director repotted that together when the staff Men'
lastittition. From the open -
date to the end of June, 131na1 is in reecipt of a cornett, - was held last month. Thu
and
'persons were admitted as nleallon from the American pital is a member of
Beginning with 50 Medical Association Council of operates with the Northwas
Medical
Education
which
he
de-
movement
Association,
th
satiable. the hoepttal now
scribed as '`the etrst step" in the neighborhood Civic body
110 beds for patients.
April 21. the hOePltal hospital's program to become The director also repo
great milestone when recognised as a medical teach- much leas of the d
which had been set
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here is the House Staff of Sinai
al which opened its doors on Jan. I 5,
a little more than a half year ago. Seated
lo . Drs. Edward Salem, Howard
Harry C. Saltzstein, chief of staff:
B. Euslernum, director of media ed-
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The Schlussels: Living That Dream
any young women dream about their wedding day and the life
that will follow and, for Rose Lynn (Rosie) Schlussel, her life
has been a continuous fulfillment of that dream.
At 20 years old, I dreamed of getting married, having children,
making a home," said Schlussel, "and, almost 40 years later, here we
are.
In addition to supporting her husband, Mark, in his many
activities, and raising their four children, Schlussel has made her own
name in the Jewish community.
She received the prestigious United Way "Heart of Gold Award" 11
years ago for her extensive volunteer work with the National Council
of Jewish Women (NCJW), which included chairing the "Meals on
Wheels" program that home-delivers kosher meals daily to hundreds of people throughout metro
Detroit.
Currently, Schlussel volunteers with the Auxiliary for the Home for the Aged at the Fleischman
Residence in West Bloomfield. She also serves on the board of Jewish Family Service and is a life
member of NCJW, Hadassah and Bar-Ilan University.
But, according to Schlussel, her greatest accomplishments to date are her six grandchildren, who
range in age from 2 months to 5 years.
"I'm very lucky to have all of them here in town, and I know it," she said.
Rosie and her husband live in Southfield, where they are active members of Young Israel of
Southfield. Mark has served as president of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, and
chairman of the board of Sinai Hospital; he currently chairs the Jewish Fund, and is active in many
other Jewish communal organizations. He is an attorney with the firm of Warner, Norcroff and Judd,
which has offices in Southfield and Grand Rapids.
"I have always `levelled' at my husband's accomplishments," Rosie said.
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