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great-nephew, Corey Mann.
Graveside services were held at
KKSI Cemetery in Nashville.

annual midwinter medieval festival.
At home, she created a Jewish house-
hold and every Sabbath baked chal-
lah, which became a popular auction
ROSEBETH CAPLAN MILLER,
item at various fund-raising auctions
56, died Jan. 16, 2007.
in the area.
She was born in New York City
In 2004, the Millers returned to
and grew up in a musical family in
Alaska to enjoy its diverse beauty.
New Rochelle, N.Y. Her parents were
They have been active members of
professional musicians in New York
the Jewish congregation of Fairbanks.
— her mother, Irene Jordan, a sopra-
Mrs. Miller continued to teach piano
no in the Metropolitan Opera, and her and play violin in Fairbanks and
father, Arnold Caplan, a violinist in
helped her husband enjoy a remote
the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. She cabin in the deep woods.
studied piano and violin as a child.
She is survived by her husband of
After graduating from New
30 years, Randall; children, Daniel of
Rochelle High School in 1968, she
Rochester, N.Y., Miranda of New York
majored in French at Syracuse
City; mother, Irene Jordan; broth-
University and obtained a master's
ers, Joel Caplan, Rowen Caplan and
degree in French from the University
David Caplan; mother-in-law, Helen
of Maine at Orono.
Miller of West Bloomfield; sisters and'
While working as a VISTA volunteer brothers-in-law, Gregory and Binke
in Alaska in 1973, she met her future
Miller of Seattle, Amy Miller (Mitchell
husband, former Detroiter Randall
Hunter) of Seattle, Jeffrey and Barbara
Miller. They married four years later
Miller of Southfield, Joshua and
in Seattle, where Randall was in
Brandi Miller of Seattle; a brigade
medical school. They had two chil-
of friends on five continents and in
dren: Daniel, born in 1981 in Bangor,
every time zone. She was the daugh-
Maine, and Miranda (Annie), born in
ter-in-law of the late Maxwell Miller.
1983 in Sedro Woolley, Wash.
Contributions may be made to the
The family lived in Burlington,
Children's Music Education Fund
Wash., from 1983 to 1993, and in
at Congregation Or Hatzafon, 1744
Williamstown, Mass., from 1994 to
Aurora Drive, Fairbanks, Alaska 99707
2004, during which time Mrs. Miller
or a charity of one's choice.
dedicated herself to raising her
children. She volunteered and substi-
ANN NOBLE, 80, of Southfield, died
tute-taught at her children's schools,
Jan. 26, 2007.
working in the College and Careers
She is survived by her son, Joel
Center and serving on Friends of the
Noble of Southfield; daughters, Janice
Arts at Mt. Greylock Regional High
Zeldes of Southfield and Judy Noble of
School. Daniel and Annie followed
Southfield; brother, Sol Nissenbaum
in their mother's musical footsteps
of Livonia. She was the beloved wife
and studied French horn and violin,
of the late Maurice Jack Noble; moth-
respectively.
er-in-law of the late David Zeldes.
Her life's work was teaching piano
Interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
to children and adults aged 4 to 77,
Contributions may be made to a char-
with 30 students in Williamstown
ity of one's choice. Arrangements by
alone. She particularly loved spend-
Dorfman Chapel.
ing individual time with her young
Suzuki pianists. Throughout her life,
IZHOK PRIKUPETS, 85, of Oak
she sang in choirs and ensembles,
Park, died Jan. 26, 2007.
accompanied other musicians of
He is survived by his daughter and
all ages and played violin in the
son-in-law, Svetlana and Gregory
Fairbanks Alaska Symphony.
Abidor of West Bloomfield; grandchil-
A lover of languages and other
dren, Jerry Abidor, Semonna Abidor.
cultures, Mrs. Miller was fluent in
He was the beloved husband of the
French and taught Hebrew. She and
late Ita Prikupets.
her husband regularly served as host
Contributions may be made to a
family for minority high-school stu-
charity of one's choice. Interment
dents at Greylock A. Better Chance
at Hebrew Memorial Park.
and for foreign graduate students
Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial
at the Williams College Center for
Chapel.
Development Economics. The Millers
Obituaries on page 70
were part of an active social and
musical group and performed for
years in Wassail, Williamstown's

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