Temple Israel's Robert Sosnick Family Life Center,
in conjuction with The Caring Community,
presents an afternoon of

VAP OICKEW

Senior Adult Program

David Syme

In Concert

in Loving Memory, of M. Robert Syme
on the 5th anniversary of his Yahrzeit

Thursday, April 17, 2008
1:30 PM

Open to the community
Free of charge
Refreshments follow program

Reservations are not necessary; however,
if you are bringing a large group, please call Kari K. Provizer
at (248) 661-5700 so that we can plan accordingly.
Partially funded by the David Arthur Stulberg Memorial Fund,
Harry and Phyllis Kellman Memorial Fund and the Bertha &
Harry Kifferstein Senior Programming Fund.

Co-sponsored by The Temple Israel Treasures.

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Temple Israel

5725 Walnut Lake Road • West Bloomfield, MI 48323

Sam and Jean Frankel, 1998

a leader. But you don't see his name all
over the building — he wanted to be
anonymous.
"But those people who make things
happen knew to go to him:"
Samuel Frankel is survived by his
wife of 69 years, Jean Frankel; sons and
daughters-in-law, Stuart and Maxine
Frankel of Bloomfield Hills, Stanley
and Judith Frankel of Bloomfield Hills,
Bruce and Dale Frankel of Bloomfield
Hills; daughter and son-in-law, Jo Elyn
and George Nyman of Birmingham;
grandchildren, Darren and Yvette
Frankel, Kami and Jamey Nielson, Caren
and Robert Vondell, Aaron Frankel,
Matthew and Jennifer Frankel, Richard
and Jennifer Frankel, Jacob Nyman,
Adam Nyman, Sarah Nyman; great-
grandchildren, Zev Frankel, Lindsay
Vondell, Jillian Vondell, Jackson Frankel,
Taylor Frankel; brother-in-law, Merwin
Grosberg; nieces and nephews.
Mr. Frankel was the loving brother
of the late Tillie Mossman and the
dear brother-in-law of the late Doris
Grosberg, the late Norma Grant, the late
Dr. Joseph Grant, the late Ben Mossman.
Services will be 2 p.m., Thursday,
April 10, at Adat Shalom Synagogue
in Farmington Hills. Interment will
be at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to a charity
of one's choice. Arrangements were by
Ira Kaufman Chapel.

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"Samuel Frankel's generos-
ity to the University and to
the Jewish community are
well known, but we in the
University's medical community
are also mourning the loss of
a great friend and benefac-
tor – especially in the area
of heart and vascular health
and research. By endowing
the Frankel Professorship in
Cardiovascular Surgery and
a research fund dedicated to
advancing knowledge in that
field, Sam and his wife, Jean,
made a true investment in the
future of medicine.
"It is especially fitting that
the first recipient of that pro-
fessorship, Dr. Ramon Berguer,
was Sam's surgeon in the late
1990s and that the Frankel
name will live on as a mark of
distinguished achievement and
promise in cardiovascular medi-
cine and surgery at our univer-
sity. We will miss Sam and we
offer our deepest condolences
to his family and loved ones."

Robert Keich, M.D.
U-M executive vice president

for medical affairs and CEO

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BENEFACTOR AND FRIEND TO

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U-M Health System

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