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A special symposium for Rabbis &
Medical Professionals in our community.

"Jewish Ethical Choices
at the End of Life:
Where Judaism and
Medicine Meet"

Heart Of Gold Honoree

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Rabbi Barry M. Kinzbrunner,

MD, FACP

Executive Vice President and Chief Medical
Officer VITAS Innovative Hospice Care®

Wednesday,August 22, 2007
Noon - 2 p.m.

Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit

Graham & Sally Orley and

Joseph & Suzanne Orley Building

6555 West Maple Road

West Bloomfield, MI 48322

About Rabbi Kinzbrunner

As part of VITAS' efforts to promote
culturally sensitive end-of-life care,
Dr. Kinzbrunner has developed a
specialized focus in educating hospice
Barry M. Kinzbrunner
professionals on the customs, traditions
and rituals of Jewish patients and their families at the end
of life. This has led to multiple speaking engagements and
contributing a chapter on Jewish medical ethics to the
Jewish Hospice Manual, authored by Rabbi Maurice Lamm
and jointly published by VITAS and the National Institute
for Jewish Hospice. Dr. Kinzbrunner is currently working
with healthcare providers and physicians in Israel to assist
in the development of hospice and palliative care and
spiritual care services in that country.

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by calling Sue at
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ilma Naimark, 95, for-
the executive board of the Jewish
merly of Farmington
Community Council and was an
Hills and Delray Beach,
active member of Hadassah. Along
Fla., died Aug. 7, 2007.
with her husband, Martin, she was
She was born in Vienna, Austria,
a co-founder of the Parents' Club of
and came to the
Alpha Omega. One of
United States at age 3.
her greatest accom-
She moved to Michigan
plishments was being
after marrying her
the recipient of the
beloved husband,
Heart of Gold Award
Martin, in 1937.
for all of her years of
Mrs. Naimark gave
volunteering and help-
of her time and energy
ing the community.
her entire life. While
She was chosen from
in Michigan, she
800 people and was
served as president
extremely proud of
of many organiza-
this award.
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tions, including the
In her later years in
League of Jewish
Florida, she coordinat-
Women of Metropolitan Detroit, the
ed a current events club at Willow
Detroit Auxiliary of Alpha Omega,
Wood, a retirement community.
the Detroit Chapter of Na'amat
Residents there described her as
USA, the Women's Labor Zionist
welcoming, motivational and having
Organization of America and the
a vibrant spirit.
Mayor's Committee to Keep Detroit
Mrs. Naimark is survived by her
Beautiful.
daughters and sons-in-law, Ronna
While serving as president of
and Tom Ortzman of Delray Beach,
Keep Detroit Beautiful, she was
Fla., Jill and Michael Kamps of
honored by the mayor with a plaque Hockessin, Del.; 10 grandchildren;
detailing her years of service; it was four great-grandchildren; sister,
presented by Lady Bird Johnson
Beatrice Blum of Philadelphia.
and Stuart Udall, then the secretary
She was the beloved wife for
of the interior. She also served as
almost 70 years of the late Martin
president of the Greater Motion
Naimark; sister of the late Elsie
Picture and TV Council, includ-
Miller and the late Leon Schrage.
ing the Youth Film Forum and the
Interment at the Adat Shalom
Women's Division of the Greater
Memorial Park. Contributions
Detroit Interfaith Round Table of
may be made to a charity of one's
Christians and Jews.
choice. Arrangements by Dorfman
Mrs. Naimark also served on
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JEROME ROBERT CLINTON, 76, of

Novi, died Aug. 6, 2007.
He is survived by his daughter,
Meryl Clinton of Toronto, Ontario,
Canada; grandchildren, Jesse,
Alexandra, Cassia, Brian.
Mr. Clinton was the loving father of
the late Randy Clinton.
Contributions may be made
to American Heart Association,
Memorial & Tribute Program, Dept
77-3968, Chicago, IL 60678. Services
and interment at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery. Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel.

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ALICE KIRSCHNER, 86, of Seattle,

Wash., died Aug. 7, 2007.
She is survived by her daughter
and son-in-law, Linda and Charles
Kraus of Lake Forest Park, Wash.;
son and daughter-in-law, Gerald and
Lynn Kirschner of Farmington Hills;
sister, Bernice Margolin of Houston,
Texas; grandchildren, Aaron Kirschner,

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Rebecca Kraus, Andrew Kirschner,
Scott Kirschner, Danielle Kraus and
Jamie Kirschner; stepgrandchildren,
Joseph and Ronald Ball; stepgreat-
grandchild, Drew Zokoe-Ball.
She was the beloved wife of the late
Morris Kirschner and sister of the late
Nathan Butrimovitz.
Interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to the
Kline Galland Employee Fund in
Seattle or to a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Dorfman Chapel.

BRAEDON LARSON, 14 days, of West
Bloomfield, died Aug. 8, 2007.
He is survived by his parents,
David and Stacy Larson; twin
brother, Conner Larson; grandpar-
ents, Mark and Joanne Larson, DE
Steven Glickman; great-grandmoth-
ers and great-grandfather, Frances
Miller, Martha Glickman, Mike Leff;
aunts and uncles, Andra and Michael
Gardner, Phyllis and Joey Gage,