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Harry Wedgle
Anna Berkowitz
Gertrude Green
Eve Herman
Rebecca Miller Lesser
Joan Marilyn Radner
Ethel Roth

29 Av August 9, 2010

Harry Berkowitz
Israel Gould
Jack Gross
Max Kaner
Phillip Schneider
Sarah E Blumenthal
Dorothy Lusky
Pauline Radner
Dorothy Treitman

30 Av August 10, 2010

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Jonas Torgow
Joseph Weingarden
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Sarah Markowitz
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1 Elul August 11, 2010

Abner Dunn
Benjamin Terebelo
Lena Bartick
Lee Eichner
Becky Epstein

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Louis Pollack
Morris Suffrin
Edward Zold
Julie Gottlieb
Ida Malzberg
Belle Rosen

Obituaries

Fannie Stern
Edith Wainer
Betty Weinstein Fischer

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Isadore Harry Keit
Louis Rose
Lillian Brower
Johanna Feiner
Feiga Goodstein
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wife and best friend, Shirley; his chil-
collection; the British Library, which
dren, Matthew Holtzman, Johanna
received his John Osborne collec-
Holtzman Kaufman, Jonathan
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Holtzman; son-in-law, Michael;
received his American Indian collec-
daughters-in-law, Jade and Patricia;
tion. He also had an early and impor- beloved grandchildren, Joseph, Tessa
tant collection of African American
and Ethan; brother, David Holtzman;
literature.
sister, Rosalie Sosnick.
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Obituaries

DOROTHY AARON,
98, died peacefully
at home on July 31,
2010.
A life-long volun-
teer, she gave years
of service to many
causes, including
Aaron
conducting nightly
door safety checks at the federation
apartments in West Bloomfield, read-

ing for the blind, working for the Sinai
Hospital Guild office and crocheting
lap robes for disabled Army veterans.
Mrs. Aaron is survived by her son,
Charles; his significant other; many
friends.
She was the beloved wife of the late
Zal Aaron.
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