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Arrangements by Ira Kaufman
Chapel.
THEODORE WEISS, 95, of
Southfield, died June 29, 2005.
Born in 1909 in Kanya,
Czechoslovakia, the second of 11
brothers and sisters. The first of his
immediate family to come to
America, he arrived in New York in
1938 and eventu-
ally made his way
to Detroit, which
he made his home
for over 60 years.
He worked with
local politicians to
aid in efforts to
bring his siblings,
nieces and nephews
and parents to
Weiss
America. They all
eventually settled
and raised families throughout the
Midwest. With no formal education,
Mr. Weiss built a steel business with
his brother-in-law Erwin Friedman.
He also enjoyed spending time at his
brother Herman Weiss' Esquire Deli
on Dexter Road. He davened weekly
at Young Israel of Northwest.
Later in life, the Weisses moved to
their home in Southfield and
remained committed members of the
Orthodox community, attending
Young Israel of Greenfield and
Shomrey Emunah of Southfield and
maintaining an active participation in
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah.
Mr. Weiss is survived by his wife
of 63 years, Jean; loving children,
Dorothy and Donald Wagner,
Arthur and Trudy Weiss; grandchil-
dren, Sheri Wagner, Amy Wagner
Biloon and Jeremy Biloon, Aaron
Weiss, Rachel Weiss Berger and
Benjamin Berger, Leah Weiss; sib-
lings, Roshie Weisberger, Eugene and
Ellen Weiss, Fred and Gloria Weiss,
Leo Weiss, and Emil Weiss. He was
the brother of the late Herman and
Gizzy Weiss; brother-in-law of the
late Vilmosh Weisberger and the late
Emma Weiss.
Contributions may be made to any
Jewish educational institute in Metro
Detroit or to the Jewish Hospice and
Chaplaincy Network, 24123
Greenfield, Southfield, MI 48075.
Services and interment at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. Arrangements by
Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

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