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During the coming tveek, the students of Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will study in memory of
the following departed friends. In addition, Kaddish will be said during the daily minyan.
21 Cheshvon
November 4 2009
Meyer Brodsky
Israel Cohen
Max H Cohen
Louis Harris
Jacob M Horowitz
Albert Vexier
Lillian Gahn
Mina Fass
Sadie Bienenfeld Haut
Gladys Hubert
Rose Leah Kramer
Belle Ida Pearson
Molly Seligson
Dorothy Sosnick
Sabina Water
Luba Elbaum
Esther Nosanchuk
Sally Raab
Belle Waterstone
23 Cheshvon
November 10, 2009
Jake Baggleman
Jerry Eaton
Benjamin Garfield
Nathan Goldstein
Isadore Weingarden
Jennie Berkower
Rose Blotnick
Betty Goldin
Tillie Grossman
Sara Valensky
Sarah Wexler
22 Cheshvon
November 4 2009
Louis Charles Freeman
Hugo Iczkovitz
Lazer Lazar
Kevin Jay Spitz
Bessie Dinkin
Elke Eisenberg
24 Cheshvon
November 11, 2009
Max Bednarsh
Milton Herman
Isaac Malach
Irving Mudrick
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Irving Slutsky
William Stein
Herman Zold
Fannie Davidson
Dora Plotkin
Mary Riskin
25 Cheshvon
November 1g 2009
Morris Ante!
Jack Fogel
Benjamin Bernard
Gaum
Jack Kunick
Jacob Lichtig
David Member
Coleman Rottenberg
Sol Selman
Rebecca Cohen
Helen Goodman
Lena Natow
Rebecca Sklar
Nathan Langwald
Lewis Ross
Nathan Silverman
Kunie Abramowitz
Chana Baxter
Fannie Carnick
Dorothy Goldstein
Hilda Schechter
Maxine F. Zack
27 Cheshvon
November 14, 2009
Josef Diem
Jacob Duchan
Joseph E Goodstein
David Gross
Aaron Simons
Marvin Arnold
Weingarden
Margaret Katz
Anna Selman
Mollie Bertha Weiss
Rose Weiner
26 Cheshvon
November 13, 2009
Jacob Kale
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Dedicated Teacher
D
r. Jeanette Fried, 99, of
Southfield, died Oct. 31,
2009.
Dr. Fried, who escaped the Nazis
in Austria and brought her love of
languages to students in Detroit high
schools and Michigan
colleges and universities,
died five months short
of her 100th birthday.
She earned her Ph.D.
in French studies at the
University of Vienna
and also studied at the
Sorbonne in Paris. Dr.
Fried and husband,
Philip, escaped the
Nazis in 1939 by mov-
ing to Ecuador and 11
Dr. Jeanette
years later immigrated c. 1930
to the United States.
To help support her family, Dr.
Fried worked at Himelhoch's depart-
ment store, but eventually turned
her attention to teaching, finding
positions at Marygrove College,
the University of Detroit, as well
as Mumford, Cass, and Ford high
schools. She capped her career in
public schools as language depart-
ment chair at Osborne High. She also
taught teacher preparation programs
at the University of Michigan and
Michigan State University.
Although Dr. Fried was proficient
CAROLE HOPE
SUCHER DURBIN,
75, of Arizona, for-
merly of Detroit,
died Oct. 23, 2009.
Her life was
motivated by learn-
ing. She accumu-
Durbin
lated certificates and
degrees in nursing, EMT and criminal
justice. She was very proud to attain
the title of Dr. with a Psy.D. in mar-
riage and family counseling and to put
her knowledge to work helping others.
Mrs. Durbin was an accomplished
pianist with an encyclopedic knowledge
of music. She influenced many people
with her deep understanding of the arts
and the importance of expressing one-
self through them. She was great sup-
porter of the Simon Wiesenthal Center
Museum of Tolerance.
Her strength of spirit in the face of
adversity was a powerful lesson for all
who knew her.
She is survived by her daughters
in German, Spanish and Hebrew as
well as French, she always considered
it her duty to teach her students
more than just the conjugation of
verbs. "Everything I learned about
personal style and bearing I learned
from her:' said Ellen
Fairbrother, one of
her students at Ford.
But Fairbrother, now
a language speech
pathologist, adds that
she also learned about
something else from Dr.
Fried — compassion.
"When my mother died
while I was at Ford,
Dr. Fried was the only
teacher who came to her
Fried
funeral!"
Dr. Fried is survived
by her son and daughter-in-law, John
and Christiane Fried; grandson and
his wife, Eric and JulieAnne Fried;
nieces, Peggy Lite and Carol Bez; her
nephew, David Ehrenfeld.
Dr. Fried was the beloved wife of
the late Philip Fried.
Private services held.
Contributions may be made to the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit, 6735 Telegraph, Bloomfield
Hills, MI 48301, (248) 642-4260, www.
thisisfederation.org . Arrangements by
Ira Kaufman Chapel.
and son-in-law, Cam Vicki Durbin
Morrison and Dr. Buddy Weissman,
Tracey April Durbin and her fiance, Dr.
Lance Anderson; sons, Skip Durbin
and Scott Edward Zupner; grandchil-
dren, Casey Adam Morrison, Grady
Stark Morrison, Drew Smith Morrison,
Eden Hana Schwartz, Jared Sebastian
Boe and Mika Leilani Zupner; brother
and sister-in-law, Richard Hugh
Sucher and Ceil Sucher; sisters and
brothers-in-law, Candace Jill Sucher
Savage and Hans Savage and Cathy
Diane Sucher Cisse and Bass Cisse;
nieces and nephews, Kirsten, Karey,
Edee, Erika, Thomas, Moira, Anisha,
Teja, Maryam and Yasin.
She was the cherished daughter of
the late Charles William Sucher and
the late Edith Stark Sucher.
Interment at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, where a flock of geese arrived
in formation overhead in salute to her
devotion to birds. Contributions may
be made to a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel.