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daughter-in-law, Morton and Pat
Friedman of Farmington Hills;
grandchildren, Jeffrey Friedman,
Michael (Shannon) Friedman, Lori
(Bill) Sneed, Kenneth (Lori)
Popper and Richard Popper; great-
grandchildren, Marissa, Brooke
and Cassidy; son-in-law, Lou
Popper.
Mrs. Friedman was the beloved
wife of the late Harry Friedman;
mother of the late Lorraine Popper;
and sister of the late Benny Sweet,
Hyman Sweet, Emily Rosenthal and
Grace Galens.
Interment at Machpelah
Cemetery. Contributions may be
made to a charity of ones choice.
Arrangements by Dorfman Chapel.

SAM GOLD, 92, of Southfield,

LENORE B. FEINBERG

We serve the entire
Jewish community
by bringing together
our rich traditions
with customized,
sensitive services.

Rabbi: Berel Shamtov
Clover Hill Park Cemetery

PEARL NUSBAUM

Rabbi: Elliot Pachter
of B'nai Moshe Synagogue
Cantor: Earl Berris of
B'nai Moshe Synagogue
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Cemetery

STANFORD B. GITTLEMAN

Rabbi: David Nelson
of Beth Shalom Synagogue
Hebrew Memorial Park - Pinker

Associated with all cemeteries.

HERMAN PRITZ

Rabbi: Joseph Klein
of Temple Emanuel
Cantor: Norman Rose
of Temple Emanuel
Adat Shalom Memorial Park Cemetery

Please call us at:
(248) 543-1622

EVA GLAZER

Outside Michigan at:
1-800-736-5033

Rabbi: Avie Shapiro
Hebrew Memorial Park Cemetery

HARRIET MARASH

26640 Greenfield Road
Oak Park, Michigan 48237

Rabbi: Joseph Krakoff of
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
Cantor: Chaim Najman of
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
Hebrew Memorial Park Cemetery

died May 15, 2003.
Mr. Gold is survived by his sons
and daughter-in-law, Stephen Gold
of Troy, Perry and Alice Gold of
Clinton Township; daughter,
Beverly Lake of Berea, Ohio; sister,
California; grand-
Sally Phillips
children, Cory and Suzie Lake,
Jamie Gold; great-grandchild,
Colton Lake.
Mr. Gold was the beloved hus-
band of the late Clara Gold.
Interment at Hebrew Memorial
Park. Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.

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VENITA GORMAN, former
Detroiter of Sherman Oaks, Calif.,
died May 2, 2003.
She is survived by children,
Stanley and Sally Gorman of
Denver, Colo., Mark and Rita
Gorman of Chatsworth, Calif.,
Sharon Gorman of Santa Monica,
Calif.; grandchildren, Matt and
Debbie Gorman, Sheri and Adam
Kirby, Jodie and Michael Ozatalar;
great-grandchildren, Cameron,
Conner, Andrea Ozatalar.

EVELYN ISRAEL, 84, of

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Mark E. Klinger

Funeral Director

Southfield, died May 15, 2003.
She is survived by her husband
who she married in 1946, Leonard
Israel; daughters, Geri-Ann Israel of
New York, Michelle Israel of Ann
Arbor; brother and sister-in-law, Dr.
Martin and Iris LeBeck of
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Israel was the loving sister of
the late Albert Leibovitz.
Interment at Arborcrest Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to
Congregation Beth Israel, 2000
Wasritenaw, Ann Arbor, MI 48 1 04:
Hadassah, 3641 Tan{:,, lewood, Ann

Arbor, MI 48105; and Women's
American ORT, 3960 Penberton,
Ann Arbor, MI 48105.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman
Chapel.

ISAK KAPITULSKIY, 96, of

Southfield, died May 12, 2003.
Mr. Kapitulskiy is survived by his
son and daughter-in-law, Vladimir
and Irma Kapitulskiy of Southfield;
grandchildren, Elaine and
Alexander Germash, Inna Petrova;
great-grandchild, Alexey Germash.
Mr. Kapitulskiy was the beloved
husband of the late Zinaida
Kapitulskaya.
Interment at Hebrew Memorial
Park. Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.

BEATRICE "BEA"
LEVENTEN, 84, of Southfield,

died May 9, 2003.
Mrs. Leventen found it necessary
to begin working at age 14, earning
money so that she and her young
sisters, Mildred, Yetta, and Lorraine
would have food
on the table.
These experi-
ences gave her
the job and eco-
nomic training
she never forgot.
She became cog-
nizant of people's
troubles and was
always helping
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others.
Mrs. Leventen
was also under-
standing of the plights of defense-
less animals and birds and worked
hard to make their lives more bear-
able. She was always feeding the
birds and would seek out injured
dogs, birds and cats to assist.
Malcolm and Bea Leventen were
married 56 years and loved to trav-
el. Their many trips to Israel were
always remembered.
Mrs. Leventen's administrative
abilities helped her husband's build-
ing business grow. She was very
good with numbers and would
quote from memory anything any-
one would need to know.
Mrs. Leventen volunteered for
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2 /, years during World War II as a
nurse's aid at Henry Ford Hospital
in Detroit and started her family
after the war ended.
She was one of the early members
of Shereuth League, a Jewish
Women's charitable organization
dedicated to helping needy chil-