Mazel Toy!
Aug. 9
Laura (Aaronson) and Craig Charnas of
Farmington Hills announce with great
joy the birth of their daughter, Madison
Bailey (Micha Bayla).
Excited first-time
grandparents are Ruth
and Bruce Aaronson
of West Bloomfield
and Bobbi and Dale
Charnas of Farmington
Hills. Proud great-
grandparents
are
Charnas
Roslyn and Leonard
Trunsky of West
Bloomfield, Lottie and Aaron Gellerman
of Farmington Hills and George Charnas
of Southfield. Madison Bailey is named
in memory of her great-grandparents
Mildred Charnas and Max and Beatrice
Aaronson.
July 14
Claire and Curtis Gropman are overjoyed
to announce the birth of their son, Leo
Nash. Leo was named in loving memory
of his maternal great-grandmother Laura
and paternal great-grandmother Nettie.
He was welcomed home by big brother
Sam. Happy and relieved grandparents
are Marlene and Jerry Gropman of
Bloomfield Hills and Roberta and Gary
Barna of Edison, N.J.
July 12
Karen (Pierce) and Matthew Fraiberg
of West Bloomfield are delighted to.
announce the birth of their son, Ryan
Jacob. Welcoming Ryan home are big
sister Ashley, 6, and big brother Michael,
5. Sharing in their
happiness are proud
grandparents Arlene
and Douglas Pierce
of Orchard Lake,
Nancy Fraiberg of
Farmington Hills
and Allan and
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Cheryl Fraiberg of
Fraiberg
Farmington Hills. Also
sharing in their joy are
great-grandparents Milton Pierce of West
Bloomfield and Edith and Paul Fraiberg
of West Bloomfield. Ryan Jacob is named
in loving memory of his paternal great-
grandmother Annette Zeiger and his
maternal great-grandmothers Charlotte
Nelson and Sylvia Pierce.
July 3
Lori (Baron) and Matthew Brand of
Farmington Hills are thrilled to announce
the birth of their beautiful daughter,
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Mia Erin (Malka
Eve). Excited first-
time grandparents are
Gail and Les Baron of
Bloomfield Hills and
Arthur and Eileen
Brand of Farmington
Hills. Ecstatic great-
Brand
grandmother is
Edith Ketchel of West
Bloomfield. Mia Erin is named in lov-
ing memory of her great-grandmothers
Mildred Ivladven and Mildred Baron as .
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well as her great-grandfather Eugene
Ketchel.
July 3
Lauren ,(Greenfield) and David Hack of
Farmington Hills are
thrilled to announce
the birth of their son,
Noah Harrison
(Gedalya Avraham).
Proud grandparents
are Andrea and Sam
Barretta, Rochelle and
Norman Greenfield,
Hack
all of Bloomfield
Hills, Eleanor Hack
of Farmington Hills and Jim and Sandy
Hack of West Bloomfield. Excited great-
grandmothers are Zelda Miller Bean and
Lillian Radine, both of West Bloomfield.
Noah is named in loving memory of his
great-grandfathers Gilbert E. Miller, Art
Greenfield, Harry Radine and his great-
grandmother Helen Hack.
Goldberg Twins
June 12
Stacey (Brand) and Bruce Goldberg of
White Lake are thrilled to announce the
birth of their twins, Kaitlin Iris (Chaiya
Sura) and Justin Scott (Sural Binum).
Excited grandparents are Gary and Cheryl
Brand of Commerc'e Township and Don
and Marion Goldberg of Hudson, Fla.
Great-grandparents are Dorothy and
Phil Moscowitz of Farmington Hills,
Kaye Goldberg of Hudson and Mildred
Kaufman of Yonkers, N.Y. Kaitlin is
named in loving memory of her pater-
nal grandmother Iris Goldberg and her
maternal great-grandmother Sophie
Brand. Justin is named in loving mem-
ory of his maternal great-grandfather
Solomon Brand, his paternal great-grand-
father Bernard Goldberg and his paternal
great-grandfather Julius Kaufman.
May 28
Melissa (Gillespie) and Ron Levin of
Livonia happily
announce the birth
of their daughter,
Madison Ann.
Sharing in their joy
are grandparents Rita
Levin of Farmington
Hills and Kathy
and Jeff Gillespie of
Levin
Canton. Madison is
named in loving mem-
ory of her paternal grandfather Melvyn
Levin.
May 20
Lori and Brian Serlin are thrilled to
announce the birth of
their beautiful daugh-
ter, Hailey Rose.
Sharing in their excite-
ment are proud grand-
parents Linda and
Murray Goldenberg
of Farmington Hills,
Joel and Cathy Serlin
Serlin
of West BloOmfield,
Linda and Bill Horn of Dellroy, Ohio.
Delighted great-grandmothers are Ida
Goldenberg and Sarah Switzer..Hailey is
named in loving memory of her pater-
nal great-grandmother Ida Serlin and
her maternal great-grandfather Rubin
Goldenberg.
May 3
Melissa (Wolf) and Kenneth Litvin of
Berkley are filled with much nachas
in announcing the birth of their
son, Carson Reed (Hanan David).
Welcoming home with
much excitement is big
brother Spencer Noah.
Elated grandparents
are gaga Rosa Wolf,
bubbie Judy and papa
Dave Litvin, all of West
Bloomfield. Great-
grandmother is Lucille
Litvin
Wolf of New Jersey. .
Carson's Hebrew name
is in loving memory of maternal great-
grandmother and great-grandfather
Helen and David Moor. Carson is also the
grandson of the late Stanley Martin Wolf.
Olivia Clare Berlin, daughter of
Allison and Jeffrey Berlin and sister of
Ari, will celebrate her bat mitzvah during
Havdalah services
Saturday, Aug. 26,
at Temple Israel. •
She is the grand-
child of Linda
and Arthur Berlin
and Lois Katz and
Edwin Katz.
Attending Walnut
Creek Middle
School in Walled
Berlin
Lake, Olivia created
a series of movie
nights with one of the JARC homes,
bringing in a video movie and popcorn
and sharing evenings with the residents
as her mitzvah project.
Matthew Seth Birnholtz will be
called to the Torah on Saturday, Aug. 26,
at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek
Southfield. He
is the son of Paula
and Mark Birnholtz
and brother of
Jordan and Eric.
Proud grandpar-
ents are Earl and
Betty Shipper of
Birnholtz
Farmington Hills
and Cantor Joseph
and Edith Birnholtz of Boynton Beach,
Fla.
Matthew is a student at Orchard Lake
Middle School in West Bloomfield. His
most meaningful mitzvah project was
sponsoring the education table at the
Walk for Food Allergies.
Kayla Nicole Cohen, daughter of
Eileen and Fred Cohen and sister of Zac,
will celebrate her bat mitzvah Saturday,
Aug. 26, during
Havdalah services
at Temple Israel.
She is the grand-
child of late Gussie
and Ben Brown, the
late Rose and the
late Herman Cohen.
Kayla attends
Dunckel Middle
Cohen
School in
Farmington Hills.
Her most meaningful mitzvah project
involved working at the Almost Home
Rescue League.