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in Birmingham. After Tim’
s pass-
ing, she married Thomas Meyers of 
Louisville, Ky., and left the Detroit 
area. She returned in 1993 to live in 
East Lansing to be near her daugh-
ter, Liz, her sister, Renee Silver, her 
brother-in-law, Louis, and their 
family in West Bloomfield; and her 
beloved uncle, Maurice Wayne, also 
of West Bloomfield. 
Mrs. Meyers is survived by her 
daughter, Liz Meyers (Bill Norton) 
of East Lansing; son, Bob Grossfeld 
(Teri Krull) of Mesa, Ariz.; son, 
Jim Grossfeld (Vivian Gabor) of 
Bethesda, Md.; grandchildren, 
Elise Grossfeld, Emily Stone, 
Josh Grossfeld, Max Meyers and 
Amy Simon; great-grandchildren, 
Emerson, Jack, Charlotte, Harper, 
Rebel and James.
Contributions may be made to the 
Mid-Michigan Hospice House 
sparrowfoundation.org/give. A 
celebration of Betty’
s life is being 
planned for this summer.

 PAUL MOLNAR, 89, of 
Sarasota, Fla., formerly 
of Bingham Farms, died 
Feb. 15, 2019.
He was born in 
Budapest, Hungary, 
and came to the United 
States in 1947. 
Mr. Molnar gradu-
ated from Wayne State 
University, where he 
met his wife, Priscilla. 
He spoke to thousands 
of people about the 
Holocaust. His central message was 
“Never be a bystander.” 
He is survived by Priscilla, his 
wife of 67 years; children, Suzanne 
(David), George (Michelle), Peter, 
(Kimberley); grandchildren, Andrew 
(Sky), Jacob, Rebecca, Samuel 
(Clare), Alexander (Marissa), Charles 
(Stacie); great-grandchildren, Jazmyn, 
Hayliann, Drew, Carter, Georgie, Beau 
and Ellie.
Services were held at Gulf and Bay 
condominiums. Contributions may 
be made to a charity of one’
s choice 

or the Holocaust Memorial Center in 
Farmington Hills.

SEYMOUR PRIEST, 85, of Pontiac, 
died March 16, 2019. 
He was the beloved brother-in-law 
of Beverly Priest; dear uncle of Steve 
Priest, and Lynnette and Bill Smith; 
cherished great-uncle of Dustin Smith, 
and Nicholas and April Smith. He is 
also survived by other loving relatives 
and friends, including Suzanne and 
Arbin Anderson, and Harriet and 
Sherwin Wilner. 
Mr. Priest was the devoted brother 
of the late Leonard Priest. 
Interment was at Hebrew Memorial 
Park Cemetery. Contributions may 
be made to American Cancer Society, 
20450 Civic Center Drive, Southfield, 
MI 48076, cancer.org. Arrangements 
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.

HELEN RAYBER, 83, formerly of 
West Bloomfield, passed away March 
9, 2019. 
She was the beloved wife of Bernard 
Rayber. Helen is survived by her son, 

Andrew; sister, Hilary; cousin, Simon; 
and many nieces and nephews. 
She will be greatly missed.
Interment will take place in 
Jacksonville, Fla.

LEONARD TAUB, 80, of Boynton 
Beach, Fla., died March 10, 2019.
He is survived by his beloved wife, 
Ellen Taub; son and daughter-in-law, 
Scott Taub and Lynn Czapla; daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Fruma Taub and 
Michael Weiss; grandchildren, Isaac 
Weiss, Sarah Weiss, Kinneret Weiss, 
Chana Weiss, Tova Weiss, Aaron Taub 
and David Taub; sister, Frances Gantz; 
many loving nieces, nephews, other 
family members and friends. 
Mr. Taub was the brother of the late 
Hyman Taub and the late Israel Taub.
Contributions may be made to a 
charity of one’
s choice. Arrangements 
by Dorfman Chapel.

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