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•ers had been brought before a
judge for arraignment. His devo-
tion to volunteerism and pro-
bono legal work continued
throughout his lifetime.
For three years in the early
1970s, Mr. Rattner also owned
Dummy George's, a Detroit
restaurant and lounge featuring
jazz
entertainment. He also
HYMAN LEPLER, 89, of West
served
as former chairman and
Palm Beach, Fla., formerly of
present
board member of
Detroit, died Feb. 16, 2006.
Community
Treatment Centers of
He is survived by his wife,
Detroit,
was
a former board
Frances Lepler; son, Sheldon
member
of
Project
Rehab in
Lepler of Florida; daughters and
Grand
Rapids
and
Detroit
son-in-law, Linda and Dennis
Counseling Centers in Detroit.
Kayes of Huntington Woods,
He belonged to the Oakland
Elaine Victor of Massachusetts;
County Boat Club and Brewster
stepson, Myron Gus; stepdaugh-
Old Timers.
ter, Sharon and Chuck Crafton;
Mr. Rattner" is survived by his
brothers, Dave Lepler, Sidney
wife
of 40 years, Bonnie Lee
Lepler; grandchildren, David
Rattner
of Keego Harbor; daugh-
Kayes, Jeffrey Kayes, Debra
ter
and
son-in-law,
Mollie
MARY
PATLER,
90,
of
Kayes, Scott Lepler, Jill Lepler,
Alexandra
and
Christoper
Engel
Birmingham,
died
Feb.
16,
2006.
Marc Lepler, Pamela and Jeffrey
of
Bloomfield;
granddaughter,
She
is
survived
by
her
hus-
Victor-Hausthor, Daryl Victor;
Chloe Alexandra Engel; brother
band, Herman
two great-grandchildren. He was
and sister-in-law, Richard
Patler;
son,
the beloved husband of the late
Rattner and Linea Lannon;
Steven
Patler
of
Eva Lepler.
brother-in-law
and sister-in-law,
Birmingham;
Contributions may be made to
Ken
Robinson
and
Marcia
brother,
Max
American Heart Association,
Gershenson;
legal
partner
and
Tolin
of
Hawaii;
Memorial and Tribute Program,
friend,
Donna
Marie
Medina.
He
sister
and
Dept. 77-3968, Chicago, IL 60678;
was
the
beloved
son
of
the
late
brother-in-law,
Temple Emanu-El, 14450 W 10
Harvey and the late Miriam
Roslyn and
Patler
Mile Road, Oak Park, MI 48237;
Rattner; devoted son-in-law of
Alfred
Redisch
Gilda's Club, 3517 Rochester
the
late Herman and the late
of
California;
sister-in-law,
Road, Royal Oak, MI 48073.
Mollie
Moss; cherished brother of
Mildred
Patler.
Interment at Hebrew Memorial
the
late
Judy Robinson.
Interment
at
Clover
Hill
Park
Park. Arrangements by Hebrew
Private
interment.
Cemetery.
Contributions
may
be
Memorial Chapel.
made to a charity of one's choice. Contributions may be made to
Community Treatment Centers
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman
ALVIN B. LYNN, 100, of West
Inc.,
15380 Monica, Detroit, MI
Chapel.
Bloomfield, died Feb. 18, 2006.
48238.
Arrangements by Ira
He is survived by his sons and
Kaufman
Chapel.
LAWRENCE
W.
RATTNER,
70,
daughter-in-law, Kenneth and
of
Keego
Harbor,
died
Feb.
16,
Susan Lynn of Farmington Hills,
SARAH ROSEN, 93, of
2006. A graduate of the
Michael Lynn of Farmington
Farmington Hills, died Feb. 19,
University
of
Michigan
and
Hills; grandchildren, Julie (Larry)
2006. A member of Adat Shalom
Wayne
State
University
Law
Wien, David Lynn, Jennifer Lynn,
Synagogue, she was also a past
School,
he
practiced
both
civil
lit-
Robert Lynn, Karen Lynn and
active member of Congregation
igation and criminal defense in
Shawna Lynn; great-grandchil-
Beth Achim.
the Detroit area for 42 years and
dren, Ryan and Tyler. He was the
Mrs. Rosen is survived by sons
beloved husband of the late Betty became partners with Donna
and
a daughter-in-law, Jay Rosen
Marie
Medina.
Early
in
his
legal
Eisenman Lynn.
and Martha Brownscombe of
career, Mr.
Interment at Adat Shalom
Rattner had the East Lansing, Michael Rosen of
Memorial Park Cemetery.
Farmington Hills; daughter and
opportunity to
Contributions may be made to a
help protect the son-in-law, Katy Rosen and
charity of one's choice.
William Sacks of New York, N.Y;
civil rights of
Arrangements by Dorfman
grandchildren, Julia Rosen, Evan
dozens
of
Chapel.
Rosen, Emma Sacks and
defendants
Malcolm Sacks. She was the
who had been
EVELYN MARGOLICK, 94 of
beloved wife for 56 years of the
arrested and
Rattner
Montreal, Quebec, died Jan. 29,
late Seymour Rosen.
jailed on Belle Isle during the
2006.
Interment at Adat Shalom
1967 riots; he refused to leave the
She is survived by daughter
Memorial Park Cemetery.
and son-in-law, Rhoda and Ralph court house until all the prison-
made to the City of Hope, 15110
Burton, Oak Park, MI 48237; the
Jewish Hospice and Chaplaincy
Network, 6555 W. Maple Road,
West Bloomfield, MI 48322; or to
a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Dorfman
Chapel.
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Wise; son and daughters-in-law,
Lionel and Naomi Margolick of
Franklin, Jill Margolick; grand-
children, Lauree, Heidi and
Lorne, Naomi and Peter, Jonathan
and Carrie, Jeffrey and Caroline,
Andrew and Katie; great-grand-
children, Mark, Jordan, Douglas,
Sam, Rebekah, Jake, Lauren, and
A.J.; brother-in-law and sisters-
in-law, Moses and Gertrude
Margolick, Elaine Margolick. She
was the beloved wife of the late
Samuel; dear sister of the late
Jack, the late Henry, the late
Molly and the late Ben.
Services in Montreal.
Contributions may be made to
the Evelyn Margolick Counseling
Fund, c/o Kadima, 15999 W. 12
Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48076
or to a charity of one's choice.
Contributions may be made to a
charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman
Chapel.
EVA (SKRZYPEK)
ROSENBLATT, 87, of
Longmeadow, Mass., died Feb.
14, 2006. She was born in Poland
and was a Holocaust survivor.
She moved to
Springfield,
Mass., in 1950
and lived there
until moving
Ho ci UST
to Longmead-
Stlikl OR
w in 1973.
o
She was a member of Kesser
Israel Synagogue and its sister-
hood, Hatikvah and the Jewish
Nursing Home of Western Mass.
Mrs. Rosenblatt is survived by
her husband of 58 years, Henry
Rosenblatt of Longmeadow; sons
and daughters-in-law, Dr.
Solomon and Dr. Jacqueline
Rosenblatt of Bloomfield Hills,
Dr. Joseph and Janet Rosenblatt
of Wethersfield, Conn.; nephews,
whom she helped raise, Josef
Skrzypek of Orlando, Fla., and
Leo Skrzypek of Hollywood, Fla.,
grandchildren, Adena, Benjamin,
Samuel, Zachary, Kate, Nathaniel
and Joshua. She was the sister of
the late Morris (Moishe) and the
late Meyer, the late Wolf, Regina,
Rozalia and Miriam; daughter of
the late Joseph and the late Laja
Skrzypek.
Services were at the Harold R.
Ascher & Son Memorial Chapel
with burial in Kesser Israel
Cemetery in Massachusetts.
Contributions may be made to
Kesser Israel Synagogue, 19
Oakland St., Springfield, MA
01108 or to the Jewish Nursing
Home of Western Mass., 770
Converse St., Longmeadow, MA
01106.
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PHILIP SCHEER, 87, of West
Bloomfield, died Feb. 14, 2006.
He was a veteran of the Army Air
Corps, having served in World
War II. He was also a co-owner of
Scheer's Ace Hardware in Oak
Park, which he ran with his
younger brother, Martin.
He is survived by his wife,
Shirley Scheer; sons and daugh-
ter-in-law, Bennett Scheer of
Madison Heights, Yechezcal and
Marsha Scheer of Southfield;
brother and sister-in-law, Martin
and Fran
Scheer of West
Bloomfield; sis-
ter, Ruth
Weinstein of
Oak Park;
brother-in-law
and sister-in-
Scheer
law, George and
Ruth Aaron; grandchildren,
Chanan, Daneal, Chris and
Rachael, Caitlin, Samantha, Emily
and Dan, Jaimee "James," Max,
Elijah and Avery; stepchildren,
Steven and Mary Klaper, Jeffrey
and Stacey Klaper, Phyllis and
Charles Miller, Danniel Klaper.
He was the beloved husband of
the late Eleanor Scheer.
Contributions may be made to
Kollel Institute, 15230 W. Lincoln,
Oak Park, MI 48237. Interment at
Beth Abraham Cemetery.
Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.
HERBERT LEONARD
SCHREIBER, 78, of Burlington,
Ontario, Canada, died Feb. 12,
2006. He received a degree in
industrial engineering from the
University of Michigan and then
pursued post-graduate studies in
engineering and law, eventually
becoming a registered profes-
sional engineer in Ontario.
Immigrating to Ontario from
Michigan in 1953, he began
Schreiber Roofing. Later he
returned to Michigan to take
control of Schreiber Corp. of
Detroit. He then become a found-
ing director and the third presi-
dent of the Canadian Roofing
Contractors Association and a
director of National Bank of
Detroit-Canada, now Bank One.
For his contributions to the pro-
fession, Mr. Schreiber was
inducted into the Hamilton
Construction Hall of Fame.
His interest in education led
Mr. Schreiber to found and
become president of the
Construction Trades Orientation
Programme at Mohawk College.
Some of the many volunteer
activities that received his partic-
ipation are the Art Gallery of
Ontario, the Hamilton
Philharmonic Orchestra and the
friends of Temple Anshe Sholom
Foundation.
Mr. Schrieber and his wife
established the Herb and CeCe
Schreiber Family Foundation in