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etty Rosenhaus was an enthu-
She is survived by her husband of
siastic traveler who became
60 years, Mel Rosenhaus; sons and
fascinated by ethnic crafts
daughter-in-law, Rick Rosenhaus; Rex
and collected folk art, old and new
and Janice Rosenhaus of Bloomfield
She was intrigued by the designs
Hills; daughter, Nancy Rosman of
and the materials used and that art-
Birmingham; grandchildren, Aaron,
ists expressed their visions in the
Alex, Anna and Max Rosenhaus,
making of mundane objects.
Sarah Rosman and Adam McClellan,
One collection was of
Ben, John and David
more than 50 brooms
Rosman.
from diverse countries
She was the cher-
including Poland, China,
ished sister of the late
Israel and New Guinea.
Alvin Ziv.
"A broom:' she said,
Regarding memorial
"was probably one of
contributions, shortly
the first handcrafted
before she died, Betty
household tools."
wrote, "Instead of
Mrs. Rosenhaus, 80,
contributing money to
of Birmingham, died
Betty Rose nhaus
the many worthwhile
Aug. 30, 2009.
charities, I would love
Some of her other collections
for you to help someone you know
included Native American quill boxes who needs help in all ways possible.
and moccasins, objects made by
"Whatever you give comes back
World War I soldiers during lulls in
to you in many wonderful and
trench fighting, pocket watch holders unexpected ways. Thank you for this
and American flags.
special kindness from your loving
Most items were discovered in her
and generous heart. I know you will
travels. "It's a serendipitous experi-
do anything you want to do, but just
ence': she said.
remember, I'll be watching you."
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Interment was at Clover Hill Park
— knitting, doing needlepoint and
Cemetery. Arrangements by the Ira
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September 3 2009

Obituaries

RUTH BLACK, 95, of Southfield, for-
merly of Oak Park, died Aug. 25, 2009.
She is survived by her sons and
daughter-in-law, Cary Black of
Southfield, Roger and Leslie Black of
Farmington Hills; brother, Edward
Kritzler of Glendale, Calif.; grandchil-
dren, Andrew Black and fiancee Alison
Batansky, Daniel Black. Also survived
by many loving nieces, nephews, other
family members and friends.
Ruth was the beloved wife of the late
Emory Black.
Interment was at Oakview Cemetery
in Royal Oak. Contributions may be
made to any charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Dorfman Chapel.

IRVING W. CITRON, 87, of Southfield,
died Aug. 23, 2009.
He is survived by his sons and
daughter-in-law, Lawrence Citron of
Madison Heights, Robert and Ann
Citron of Southfield; daughter, Cheryl
Citron of Southfield; sister and broth-
er-in-law, Roseline and Marvin Reider
of Oak Park; grandchildren, Stephanie,
Alexander.
Mr. Citron was the beloved husband of

the late Esther Citron.
Contributions may be made to Hebrew
Benevolent Society, 26640 Greenfield, Oak
Park, MI 48237. Services and interment
at Hebrew Memorial Park. Arrangements
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

EDITH R. DOVITZ,
100, of Greensboro,
N.C., died Aug 29,
2009.
She is survived by
her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Robert
and Beverly Dovitz
of Bloomfield Hills;
daughter and son-in-law, Sue and Dr.
Michael Weisenfeld of Greensboro;
grandchildren, Jeffrey and Kim Dovitz,
Amy and Marc Weisenfeld, Stacey
(Keith) Goldstein. She was the devoted
sister-in-law of Sol (Lorraine) Dovitz.
Also survived by many loving nieces,
nephews, other family members and
friends.
Edith was the beloved wife of the
late Dr. Benjamin Dovitz; sister of the
late Marion Spitz Altman, the late Al
Robbins and the late Sam Robbins; sis-