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Obituaries from page 65

ROSE SOLIMAN, 88, of
Oak Park, died March 18,
2011.
She is survived by her
daughters and son-in-law,
Esther Kodsky of Oak Park,
Hilda and Shlomo Castro
of Oak Park; brothers
Soliman
and sister-in-law, Nissau
c. 1971
Papouchado, Albert and
Regine Papouchado; sister and brother-in-
law, Matti and Tobby Mizrahi; grandchildren,
Dr. Sarina Castro and Dr. Robert Root, Sherif
Kodsy, Magdi and Fay Kodsy, Amit, Safi and
Leor Yerouchaimi; great-grandchildren,
Philip Kodsy, Rose Kodsy, Gabriel and
Shoshana Castro-Root.
Mrs. Soliman was the beloved wife of the
late Isaac Kodsy and the late Fouad Soliman;
dear mother-in-law of the late Rafik Kodsy.
Contributions may be made to Keter
Torah Synagogue, 5480 Walnut Lake Road,
West Bloomfield, MI 48323 or Parkinson's
Foundation, 30400 Telegraph Road, Ste.
150, Bingham Farms, MI 48025. Interment
at Machpelah Cemetery in Ferndale.
Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

HARRY STEIN, 89, of
West Bloomfield, died
March 14, 2011.
He is survived by his
son and daughter-in-law,
Ben and Susan Stein of
Commerce Township;
granddaughter, Jennifer
Stein
Stein; brother and
sister-in-law, Sol and
Beverly Stein; nieces and nephews, Bruce
and Patty Stein and Denise and Donald
Chaimovitz; other loving family and
friends.
He was the beloved husband of the late
Sylvia Stein. He was pre-deceased by his
longtime companion, Shirley Chapel.
Interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to Jewish
Senior Life of Metropolitan Detroit, 6710
W. Maple Road, West Bloomfield, MI
48322, www.jslmi.org; Jewish National
Fund, 60 Revere Drive, Suite 960,
Northbrook, IL 60062, www.jnf. org ; or to
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Obituaries

Writer Aided Survivors

(JTA) — Journalist Marilyn Henry,
an authority on German reparations
and the recovery of Jewish proper-
ties looted and displaced in Europe
during the Nazi and communist eras,
died of cancer on March 1, 2011, four
days before her 58th birthday.
Henry, of Teaneck, N.J., was a col-
umnist for the Jerusalem Post, where
she had also served as a staff writer
reporting from Israel, Europe and the
United States. She had been a contrib-
uting editor to ARTnews and worked
briefly as interim managing editor
of JTA. She also worked part time as
an archivist for the American Jewish
Joint Distribution Committee.
Marc Masurovsky, co-founder of
the Holocaust Art Restitution Project,
in a message posted on the website
of the Association for Research into
Crimes Against Art, called Henry

one of the most
extraordinary
journalists of the
Jewish commu-
nity who stood
for the rights of
Holocaust survi-
vors throughout
her active and
Marilyn Henry
dynamic exis-
tence."
"She will be always remembered for
her relentlessness, her tenacity, her
love of all things Jewish, and, most
importantly, for her sincere attach-
ment to the truth, regardless of where
the chips may fall," he said.
Henry was the author of
Confronting the Perpetrators: A
History of the Claims Conference and
lectured on the topic of German
reparations.

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