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The Detroit Jewish News, 2006-02-02

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THE IRA KAU FMAN CHAPEL

Bringing Together Family, Faith & Community

Obituaries from page 85

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We Get Questions

Q : I noticed there seem to be fewer

Congregation Bais Chabad

obituaries in the daily newspapers, which sponsors West Bloomfield
Judaica Art Fair,
makes me wonder who determines
8:30 pm-11:30 pm, Sat, Feb 11,
which obituaries arc printed?

A: Unlike a paid death notice, an

obituary is considered a news item with
no cost to the family and is published
at the newspaper's discretion. Death
notices have increased in size. Less
space goes to free obituaries and greater
emphasis is given to paid death notices,
with photographs, religious symbols •
such as Jewish stars, and even Web
addresses, all adding to the overall size
and cost of the notices.

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Show features 50 national,
Internationally-acclaimed artists
working in a variety of media:
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ceramics, precious metals,
wood, watercolors and more .
39 artists here from Israel
specially for show.

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$5 per person.

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The Barbara Ann Karmanos
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midtown Detroit, is among the
nations best cancer centers.
We are proud that the Meyer L.
Prentis Comprehensive Cancer
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• The obituary for Robert Stein (Jan.
26) should have indicated that he is
also survived by his former wife and
caregiver, Marcia Stein.

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Israeli Mystic Dies

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Rabbi Yitzhak Kadouri, a leading
Israeli mystic died at the age of 106.
Kadouri, the spiritual mentor of the
powerful Sephardi religious party
Shas, succumbed on Saturday to
pneumonia after being hospitalized.
He was considered a master of the
Jewish mystical tradition known as
Kabbalah."This is a huge loss for all
of Israel," Shas leader Eli Yishai
said. Rabbi Kadouri's funeral was
held Sunday in Jerusalem.

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Alzheimer's Association —
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ARMD1 — American Red
Magen David for Israel

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Karmanos Cancer Institute

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University Hillel

Fresh Air Sd
Tamarack Camps

Greater Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah

The-Jtwis
Metropolitan Detroit -

Hillel Foundation of
Metropolitan Detroit

Jewish Historical Society

Hospice of Michigan

Jewish Home & Aging
Services

Huron Valley —
Sinai Hospital

Jewish Hospice &
Chaplaincy Network

JNF Trees for Israel

Congregation B'nai Moshe

The Jerusalem
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Detroit Friends of
Bar—Ilan University

Jewish Community
Council

B'nai B'rith
Great Lakes Region

B'nai B'rith Youth
Organization -
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February 2 • 2006

MYRTLE S. WILDBERG, 93, of Ann
Arbor, died Jan. 25, 2006.
She is survived by her son and
daughter-in-law, Joseph Wildberg
and Dr. Carol Ellstein of Adrian;
granddaughter, Ellysen Wildberg.
She was the beloved wife of the late
Alfred Wildberg; sister of the late
Morton Singer, the late Harriet
Margaretten, the late Florence
Byron, the late Mayera Cohen, the
late Adele Silber.
Interment at Beth Israel
Cemetery in Woodbridge, N.J.
Contributions may be made to
Temple Beth El in Jersey City, N.J.
Arrangements by Dorfman Chapel.

Correction

•• •

Barbara Ann
Karmanos Cancer
Institute

Melissa Weisberger, Mark and Karen
Weisberger; great-grandchild, Maya.
She was the beloved wife of the late
William Weisberger; loving sister of
the late Harry Weiss, the late Emil
Weiss, the late Ted Weiss.
Contributions may be made to
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah, P.O. Box 2044,
Southfield, MI 48037. Interment at
Hebrew Memorial Park. Arrange-
ments by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

Wendy Wasserstein, an award-win-
ning playwright who wrote about
women's challenges in contempo-
rary life, died Jan. 30 at age 55.
Wasserstein, who won a Pulitzer
Prize in 1989 for The Heidi
Chronicles, had battled cancer.
Wasserstein's The Sisters
Rosensweig featured three middle-
aged Jewish women who come
together in London for a birthday
party.

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