Yeshiva
During the coming week, 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.
BETH YEHUDAH
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22 Teves January 3, 2016
Miriam Berris
Ida Boesky
Herman Eizen
Leya Griner
Rachel Kaiman
Jacob Lieberman
Max Linovitz
Robert Margolis
Jacob Poss
Myron Rosenthal
Bella Rubin
Ann Gross Starr
Beatrice Vaccara
23 Teves January 4, 2016
Herman K. Cohen
Allen M Dinkin
Jacob Gormezano
David Hess
Harry Horowitz
Anna Lichtenstein
Beckie Mason
Sarah Repitor
Joe Scherr
Rosa Schloss
Celia Weingarden
Sarah Yunis
Ida Blum
David Drazin
Kopel Dworkin
Esther Flayer
Charles (Tobias) Gellman
Steven David Gross
Isaac Henig
Archie Hoffman
Solomon Lumberg
Dr. Grant Lewis Mitchell
Harry Morrison
Hedwig Schloss
Samuel Weber
Jeanette Weiss
Sam Yuster
25 Teves January 6, 2016
Louis Berman
Rebecca Colby
Rose Feldman
Allen Lawrence Leach
Jack Pasman
Barbara Pollack
Babette Protetch
Joseph Spiegelman
Alfred Traurig
Fannie Weingarden
24 Teves January 5, 2016
Eva Alpert
Ann Bard
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Julius Nachman
Minnie Pechensky
Zelda Schwartz
Ruth Shapiro
Jacob Sukenic
Ruth Ungerleider
Issie Wrotslaysky
DR. MAX
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27 Teves January 8, 2016
Harriet Jean Beale
Sophie Berman
Jerome Saul Coleman
Eleanor Greenwald
Stella Helfrand
28 Teves January 9, 2016
Betty Barcus
Leah Bello
Benjamin Danzer
Bernard Barney Limond
Sigmund Littman
Helen Mandell
Ann Mitteldorf
Rita Lynn Roth
Mollie Weingarden
Alma Derin Yaffe
Bettman
War II.
Dr. Bettman is survived by his son,
Elliott Bettman.
He was the beloved husband of the
late Dorothy Bettman.
Services and interment were held in
Ohio. Contributions may be made to a
charity of one's choice. Arrangements
by Ira Kaufman Chapel.
26 Teves January 7, 2016
Sarah Lapinsky
Sadie Maltzman
Dr Jerry G. Margolis
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MAURICE BLOCH,
88, of West
Bloomfield, died
Dec. 22, 2015.
He is survived by
his beloved wife,
Dolores Bloch;
daughters and
Bloch
son-in-law, Sandra
Golden, Pamela
and Randy Watsky;
son and daughter-in-law, Philip and
Kathleen Bloch; sisters, Phyllis Cotten,
Ethel Bloch; brother-in-law, Stanley
(Barbara) Mednick; sister-in-law,
Hinda Brody; grandchildren, Aron
Bloch, Rivka (Jaron) Davis, Yitzchock
(Devora) Bloch, Joseph (Lindsey)
Golden, David Golden, Allan (Katy)
Golden, Melissa Golden, and Lauren
Watsky; many other loving family
members and friends.
Mr. Bloch was the brother-in-law of
the late Leonard Cotten and the late
Joseph Brody.
Contributions may be made
to Hospice of Michigan or to the
Dorothy and Peter Brown Jewish
Community Adult Day Care Program.
Interment took place at Adat Shalom
Memorial Park Cemetery in Livonia.
Arrangements by Dorfman Chapel.
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Southfield, died Dec.
22, 2015.
He graduated
from Cal Tech and
was a chemical engi-
neer at Ford Motor
Company. He earned
a Bronze Star while
serving during World
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MARIAN ELLIAS,
79, of Pompano
N Beach, Fla., died Dec.
24, 2015.
She grew up in
iftil
Trenton, Mich., the
only child of Clara
and Ben. Her father,
Ellias
a grocer, owned and
operated Uncle Ben's,
a bar and eatery
on West Road. He and his friend, the
mayor, named a Trenton street after her
— Marian — when she was a child.
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In the seventh grade, she decided to
become a journalist. Marian earned a
B.A. from the University of Michigan
and a master's degree, with honors,
in journalism from Columbia. She
worked as a reporter and editor on
papers including Newsday in Long
Island and the New York Post. Eleanor
Roosevelt was one of her favorite inter-
viewees.
Marian lived in Manhattan, near
Union Square, just down the street
from the Strand bookstore, for many
years. She offered the hospitality of her
apartment to generations of friends
and cousins from Michigan. After
retirement, she moved to Pompano
Beach, where she was active in
Womanshare, the Friends of Dickens,
the League of Women Voters and
the Pompano Beach chapter of the
American Association of University
Women.
Ms. Ellias is survived by more than
25 loving cousins and many friends.
Interment was at Machpelah
Cemetery. Contributions may be made
to American Association of University
Women, Pompano Beach, FL 33062,
aauwaaauw.net/branches/pompano;
American Diabetes Association, 30300
Telegraph Road, Suite 105, Bingham
Farms, MI 48025, www.diabetes.org;
or Susan B. Anthony Center, 1633
Poinciana Drive, Pembroke Pines,
FL 33025, susanbanthonycenter.org.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel.
GERTRUDE
EVANS, 97, died
peacefully on Dec.
11, 2015.
In the course of
her long and event-
filled life, she served
as executive assistant
Evans
to the Borman fam-
c. 1985
ily, which owned
Farmer Jack super-
markets. After retirement, Gertrude
met the love of her life, George Amber,
and spent a wonderful 11 years with
"Amber" as his constant personal and
professional companion, traveling the
world and enjoying their lives together.
After Amber's death, Gertrude
moved into Meer Apartments on the
Jewish Community Center Campus
and demonstrated her energies and
abilities by becoming a lead columnist
for the Meer Messenger, managing the
film club and library for residents, and
being a beloved member of the com-
munity.
After suffering several broken hips,
she was forced to re-locate to Ambrosia
Villa in Beverly Hills. Her incredible
spirit remained and she spent her days