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December 13, 2007 - Image 37

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2007-12-13

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We take your business personally.

Julie Marx: "Despite the criticism Detroit
gets in the national press, this is a won-
derful place for young adults to live and
prosper."

Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak and on
the planning team for the Crohn's
and Colitis Fashion Show taking
place next spring at Saks Fifth Ave.
in the Somerset Collection in Troy.
Urdan said Marx "is getting
involved and doing good things
in our Jewish community and will
continue to grow with us as we do
more good, develop better pro-
gramming and continue to do our
part to repair the world."
Marx was hesitant to leave the
bright lights of New York, but
doesn't regret the move. "Despite
the criticism Detroit gets in the
national press:' she said, "this is a
wonderful place for young adults to
live and prosper. My dearest lifelong
friends are in Detroit, my family is
here, and there is no other place I'd
rather be right now. I'm thrilled to
be back in Michigan:' ❑

Name: Julie Marx
Age: 29
Home: Bloomfield Hills
Family: parents Sally and
Fred Marx; siblings Andrew,
27, senior account manager,
CDW Corp., Chicago; Carolyn,
23, Bloomfield Hills, working
in restaurant management
as she prepares for gradu-
ate school; Scott, 21, junior,
Stephen M. Ross Business
School, U-M; grandparents
Eleanor Sloman of Southfield
and Florence Marx Zox of
Sarasota, Fla.
Synagogue: Temple Beth El,
Bloomfield Township
Affiliations: Federation's
Young Adult Division, Temple
Beth El's Next Gen, Hadassah,
Friends of the Israeli Defense
Forces, Anti-Defamation
League Young Leadership

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