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c. 1970

FAY-ANN POPKIN, 87, 
of West Bloomfield, died 
April 10, 2019. 
She is survived by her 
daughter, Leslie Popkin; 
son and daughter-in-law, 
Dr. Randall and Melissa 
Popkin; grandchildren, 
Eric Zagacki, Zachary 
Chafetz, Cameron Popkin, Kiley 
Popkin Clark and Elijah Popkin; great-
grandchildren, Ayla Clark, Hudson 
Clark, Sander Zane Popkin, Joshua 
Chafetz and Benjamin Chafetz. 
Mrs. Popkin was the beloved wife of 
the late James Popkin; the cherished 
mother of the late Shelley Popkin 
Zagacki; the devoted daughter of the late 
Samuel and the late Ethel Gornbein.
Interment was at Clover Hill Park 
Cemetery. Contributions may be made 
to Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS 
Foundation, (888) 499-4673, pedaids.
org. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman 
Chapel. 

DAVID ROBERT 
SHANAMAN, 39, of 
Detroit, died April 8, 
2019.
He was the cherished 
son of Chuck (Lori) 
Shanaman and Susan 
Ladewig Shanaman; dear stepson of 
Robin Tobin-Murav (Avery Murav); 
loving brother of Reisa Shanaman and 
Baratt Shanaman. He is also survived by 
other loving family and friends. 
Contributions may be made to 
Kadima, 15999 W
. 12 Mile, Southfield, 
MI 48076, 
kadimacenter.org; or To Write Love On 
Her Arms (TWLOHA), P
.O. Box 2203, 
Melbourne, FL 32902, twloha.com/
donate. Arrangements by Ira Kaufman 
Chapel. 

HOWARD L. STONE, 
82, of West Bloomfield, 
died April 8, 2019. 
He is survived by his 
beloved wife, Beverly 
Stone; daughters and 

sons-in-law, Dana and Jon Abrahams, 
Lisa and Jonah Sigel; grandchildren, 
Lindsay Abrahams, Carly Abrahams, 
Jordan Sigel and Jillian Sigel; nephew, 
David (Elly) Adelstein; many other 
loving family members, friends and 
students. 
Mr. Stone was the brother of the late 
Fern Adelstein.
Interment was at the Clover Hill Park 
Cemetery in Birmingham.Contributions 
may be made to the Michigan Jewish 
Sports Foundation or to a charity of 
one’
s choice. Arrangements by Dorfman 
Chapel.

c. 1992

SAM “SONNY” TAUB, 
passed away April 13, 
2019, after living a long 
and fulfilling life. 
He was born in Detroit 
in 1930, the son of 
William and Sarah Taub. 
Sam was a lifelong 
sports enthusiast. He was 
a scholarship athlete at the University of 
Detroit, a Mumford High School athletic 

director, player, coach, referee and 
spectator. A natural athlete, he was seen 
on the fields, courts and golf courses. 
Mr. Taub was inducted into the 
Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 
1992. Throughout his life, he maintained 
relationships with many teammates, 
opponents and players, who loved to 
reminisce with him about their playing 
days.
He will be missed and forever loved by 
all whose lives he touched.
Mr. Taub was preceded in death by 
his brothers, Morris, Mark and Alex. He 
is survived by his devoted wife, Marilyn 
“Micki” (Feldman) Taub; stepchildren, 
Eric Shaw and Karen Shulman; and 
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral and condolence information 
may be found at irakaufman.com or by 
calling (248) 569-0020. Contributions 
may be made to a charity of one’
s choice.

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