to people from out of town trying to
raise money for charities.
"I was taken that Rabbi Arm
would devote an entire day to escort
a visitor around the community,"
Rabbi Yoskowitz said. "He loved
mitzvot and tried to inspire others
to do them."

Family Life
Rabbi Arm had a close-knit fam-
ily. "They adored him;' said Rabbi
Yoskowitz. For the benefit of his
children and grandchildren, Rabbi
Arm "set high standards for our
character and our observance,' said
daughter Ilana. "With little fanfare,
he kept the laws of Jewish life,
which were never a burden."
The three Arm children gained
strong Jewish identities through
both parents. Daniel became an
ordained rabbi, Ilana married a
rabbi and David assisted his retired
father at the overflow second ser-
vice at Beth Achim for about five
years in early '90s.
When he was younger and
healthier, Rabbi Arm liked to play
tennis and roughhouse with the
children as "Milton the Monster?'
He was devoted to Claire, and they
traveled the globe, including at least
two dozen times to Israel. But the
rabbi was mostly interested in being
a good Jew. David said his father
was "indistinguishable from his
Jewish identity."
Rabbi Yoskowitz noted, "Rabbi
Arm loved learning and was a
model for others to emulate.
"He gave of himself fully to what
he believed. He left this world with
a good name."
Rabbi Milton Artm is survived by
his wife, Claire Arm; sons and daugh-
ters-in-law, David and Robin Arm of
West Bloomfield, Rabbi Daniel and
Ghana Arm of Oak Park; daughter
and son-in-law, Ilana and Rabbi
Anthony Glickman of Teaneck, N.J;
grandchildren, Dov and Shoshana
Glickman, Dalia Glickman, Ron
Glickman, Maya Glickman, Avigayil
Glickman, Oren Glickman, Maier
Arm, Sara Arm, Hadassah Arm, Jesse
Arm; great-grandchildren, Idan, Lital,
Oriyah, Maor.
Rabbi Arm was the dear brother
of the late Gilbert Arm.
Contributions may be made to
Amit, 817 Broadway, New York,
NY 10003; Emunah of America, 7
Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10001.
Interment at Adat Shalom Memorial
Park. Arrangements by Hebrew
Memorial Chapel. II

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