Obituaries
YESHIVA BETH YEHUDAH
School for Boys • Beth Jacob School for Girls • Early Childhood Development Center
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"The entire world is sustained by the Torah study of young children"
During the coming week, the students Of Yeshiva Beth Yehudah
will study in memory of the following departed friends. .
In addition, Kaddish will be said during the daily minyan.
Lyman Harris
Kislev 10 / December 11
Jeanette Schloss
Dorothy Mandell
Pearl Aronoff
Victor Seyburn
Regina Neimark
Hyman Rudolph
Rebecca Rabinowitz
Arthur E. Scher.
- Frank Skolnik
Alex Cohen
Always The Optimist
Ethel Weinberger
Maurice I Davis
Zinaicla Solomakhina
William Rothman
Joseph Deutsch
Mary Stahl
Jack Zalmanow
Kislev 12 / December 13
Kislev 14 / December 15
Kislev 16 / December 17
George M Brown
•Max E. Wolf
I Leonard Poger
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Joseph Gorman
Sam Horowitz
Lillian Levitin
Hyman M Beale
Erwin Baker
MiChael NosanChuk
Channan Ben Shmuel
Joyce Cohn
Lillian Chernick
Perel Schwartz
Samuel P Goldstein
Julius Goldman
Michael Feigelman
Rose Hannah Solomon"'
Abe Gubin
Moses Grossberg
Freda Frazein
Isidore Sosnick
Cypojra Cecile Gubin
Samuel Hornung
Beulah Gaylord
Sanford Lloyd Ketchen
Saul Kaplan
Leonard Lemberg
Kislev lf / December 12
Janina Krajewska (Kohn)
Bessie Knoppow
Melvyn Levin
Howard Stanley Bennett
Arthur Moss
Mary Rebecca LeVin
Rachel Raimi
Harry Brown
David Pinsker
Max Lindenbatim
Marvin Rothman
Rose Diskin
Rebecca Rubin
Sandor Solomon Sliapiro
Nathan Shiovitz
Arthur Engel
Seymour Tilchin
RoseStaub
Sara Shtrom
Rabbi Shraga Faitel Kahana
Kislev 13 / December 14
Kislev 15 / December 16
David Katler
Jack Gold
Solomon Abrams
Charles Katz
Max Goldfinger
Max Bernberg
Charles A. Komer •
Sidney Gould
Samuel Black
Fanny Langwald
Morris H. Kaner
Harold Braverman
Irving Rochman
Mary Krass
Sarah Frank
Sol ,Ryback
Lena (Ginsberg) Lavine
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Albert Goldstone
Alex Gottlieb
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We are deeply saddened by the
passing of our treasured friend
Louis L.
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A IVIAN OF GRFAT NOBILITY WHOSE LIFE
WAS FILLED WITH DIGNITY,' LOVE AND -
COMPASSION FOR HIS FELLOW BEINGS
His concern for our gallant brethren in Israel, his special interest and devotion
for Magen David Adorn inscribes his name eternally in the records of
staunch supporters of the State of Israel.
His indomitable spirit will live on in our hearts.
May G-d comfort his beloved wife, Dora; Children, Myrna and Joe Salzman and
Daniel Silverfarb; Brother, Grant Silverfarb; Grandchildren, Jill and David Crisp
and Nancy and Brian Efrusy; Great-grandchildren, Cyle and Nolan Crisp
and Jake and Scott Efrusy
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golf and bridge and having lunch with
friends. He and Audree loved to travel
and had been all over the world,
including Australia, New Zealand,
oshua Horwitz, a Mt. Clemens
businessman who retired from
Africa and Europe — as well as China
the furniture business at age
in 1979 andlsrael in 1967.
82, was an eternal optimist --- a civic
Since his 1993 retirement, he
leader who saw something good in
remained very active, taking sculpting
everyone.
classes and enjoying the theater, sym-
The owner of Malbin's Furniture for
phony, museums and -- most of all ---
30 years, Mr. Horwitz was active in the
a glass of good wine. "He lived every
Mt. Clemens Rotary Club, serving as its day with a spirit of adventure and
president. One of his major communi-
excitement and was healthy and sharp
to the very last of his days:' said grand-
ty achievements was being honored
with a humanitarian award from the
daughter Elizabeth Welch of Royal
Oak.
NAACP for his fund-raising and work
for the organization.
Stepdaughter Donna Sternfeld of
Even after retiring, he didn't stop.
West Bloomfield described Mr.
"He was a goer and a doer who lived Horwitz as a "caring, wonderful man
every day to the best of his ability:' said who was full of life. He never said any-
Audree Horwitz, his wife of 44 years.
thing bad about anyone. He loved his
Grandchildren and was
"He just didn't want to
just sit hom' .
very involved in their
Mr. Horwitz, 94, of
lives."
Audree Horwitz
Troy, died unexpectedly
remembers her husband
in his sleep on Nov. 30,
2005.
having a "fabulous per- •
sonality -- the most
Born in Detroit, Mr.
outgoing man I've
Horwitz graduated from
known.
what is now Wayne State
"He saw something
University. He received
his law degree from the
good in everyone. He
was always the optimist."
Detroit College of Law
Joshua Horwitz
Joshua Horwitz is sur-
during the Great
vived
by his wife, Audree
Depression. After prac-
ticing law for a short period, he worked Horwitz; daughters and sons-in-law,
Frances Horwitz and Gary Russell of
. for a commercial credit company.
New Castle, Colo., Joyce and Bruce
After America entered World War II,
Mr. Horwitz applied for Officers'
Lefco of Scottsdale, Ariz, Donna and
Mel Sternfeld of West Bloomfield,
Candidate School but was rejected due
to poor vision. Two weeks later, at age
Susan and Robert Paletz of Farming-
ton Hills; son and daughter-in-law,
31, he enlisted in the Army and took
Jerold and Lynne Levine of
part in the first European invasion, at
Birmingham; grandchildren, Jessie
Anzio, Italy
Lefco, Michelle Lefco, Cory and Katy
When the Army found out that Mr.
Lefco, Michael and Roxanne Sternfeld,
Horwitz was an attorney, he was asked
Alan and Amy Sternfeld, Lisa Sternfeld,
to draft wills and 'other legal docu-
Matthew and Amanda Paletz, Elizabeth
ments for fellow soldiers. He prepared
and Matthew Welch; great-grandchil-
about 1,000 wills in the 30 days prior
to the Anzio invasion, During the fight- dren, Aaron and Jacob Lefco, Jordan
ing, with German soldiers firing on the and Peyton Sternfeld, Stefanie and
Ariella Sternfeld; sister, Lee Keil.
invading Allies from atop a hill,"I was
He was the beloved husband of his
lucky to be alive he later told his wife.
first wife, the late Jane Horwitz.
As the Allies moved northward, Mr.
Interment was at Clover Hill Park
Horwitz walked all over Italy A lover of
art, he found time to buy a bronze stat- Cemetery. Contributions may be made
to the Council for Jews with Special
ue.
Needs, 12701 N. Scottsdale, Suite 205,
Discharged after four years in the
Army, he returned home and worked
Scottsdale, AZ 85254; Epilepsy
in a furniture company's credit depart- Foundation of Michigan, 20300 Civic
Center Drive, Southfield, MI 48076,
ment before buying his own two-store
and JVS, 29699 Southfield Road,
furniture business.
Southfield, MI48076. Arrangements by
Throughout his life, Mr. Horwitz
"just had fun" said his wife, playing
Ira Kaufman Chapel. E
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