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IRENE BURG, 89, of
Southfield, died April 22,
2019.
She is survived by her
daughters, Andrea Burg-
Kushim, Susan Burg;
son and daughter-in-law,
Steven Eric and Iphigenia Burg; grand-
children, Michael (Juliana) Kushim,
Jonathan, Simone, Josiah and Shayna
Burg; many other loving family mem-
bers and friends; her devoted pet, Chico.
Mrs. Burg was the beloved wife of
the late Seymour Burg; sister of the late
Helen Tatarka.
Interment was held at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery in Birmingham. Contributions
may be made to the Michigan Humane
Society or to a charity of one’
s choice.
Arrangements by Dorfman Chapel.

c. 1972

CHERYL FEINBERG,
64, of Farmington Hills,
died April 21, 2019.
She is survived by
her sisters and broth-
ers-in-law, Susan and
Robert Yashinsky, and
Lisa and Dr. Richard
Garfinkel; nieces and nephew, Alyse
Yashinksy, Carly Yashinsky, Samuel and
Jaclyn Garfinkel, and Carrie Garfinkel;
great-nephews, Benjamin and Max
Garfinkel; many loving cousins and
world of friends.
Ms. Feinberg was the devoted daugh-
ter of the late Selda and the late Seymour
Feinberg.
Contributions may be made to
American Civil Liberties Union, 2966
Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48201,
aclumich.org; Jewish Vocational Service,
29699 Southfield Road, Southfield, MI
48076, jvsdet.org; Special Olympics,
4084 John R Road, Troy, MI 48085,
somi.org; Southern Poverty Law Center,
400 Washington Ave., Montgomery,
AL 46104, donate.splcenter.org/sslpage.
aspx?pid=463; or Jewish Community
Center, Windsor, Ontario, the Ansel and
Celia Wagenberg Family Endowment,
1641 Ouellette Ave., Windsor, ON
N8X 1K9, jewishwindsor.org/donate.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel.

c. 1957

DONALD FOX, 85, of
Phoenix Ariz., passed
away peacefully April 15,
2019.
He was born and
raised in Detroit. He was
a founding partner and
CFO of Perry Drug Stores
and lifelong employed pharmacist.

Mr. Fox was a devoted and loving
husband for 63 years to Joan Nancy Fox,
who passed away Jan. 13, 2019.
He is survived by his children, Ken
(Rosalyn) Fox of Buffalo Grove, Ill., Rick
(Ilana) Fox of Tsoran, Israel, and Erika
(Steven) Freeman of Phoenix; beloved
grandchildren, Liat (Shai) Drach,
Natalie (Steven) Klumb, Tal Fox, Laine
Fox, Shani Fox, and Aylah and Lindsey
Freeman.
Contributions may be made to
American Friends of Bar-Ilan University
(afbiu.org) or Wounded Warrior Project
(support.woundedwarriorproject.org).
Services were held at Mt. Sinai Cemetery,
Phoenix.

JOEL FRANK, 61, of Farmington Hills,
died April 18, 2019.
He is survived by his mother, Carole
Frank of Farmington Hills; brother,
Barry Frank of Farmington Hills; sisters
and brother-in-law, Judy and Arnie
Goldman of Farmington Hills, Nancy
Frank of Farmington Hills; nephew
and nieces, Kyle and Melissa Goldman,
Ilana and Jonathon Margolis, Marlee
Goldman; great-niece, Talia Margolis;
many loving caregivers.
Mr. Frank was the cherished son of
the late Max Frank.
Contributions may be made to JARC,
30301 Northwestern Hwy., Farmington
Hills, MI 48334; Yad Ezra, 2850 W
.
11 Mile Road, Berkley, MI 48072;
Kenny Goldman Fund at the Jewish
Community Center, 6600 W
. Maple
Road, West Bloomfield, MI 48322; or
to a charity of one’
s choice. Interment
was held at Hebrew Memorial Park.
Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial
Chapel.

PAMELA BETH FULLER- SMALL, 56,
of Petoskey, died April 8, 2019.
She is survived by her husband,
Michael Small; parents, Sheldon and
Harriett Fuller; brother, Dale Fuller
(Rachel Shultz); children, Amber Lynn
and Alex Jacob; grandchild, Hunter
Mattson.
Contributions may be made to
Karmonos Cancer Center or a charity of
one’
s choice.

PHYLLIS SANDELMAN
GARLOCK, 99, of
Southfield, died April 23,
2019.
She was devoted to
family and friends. She
never missed a grad-
uation, an athletic event or any other
activity that involved one of her grand-
children.
Mrs. Garlock taught physical educa-
tion in the Detroit Public Schools and
was committed to exercise and an active
lifestyle long before the medical estab-
lishment began touting its benefits. She
was an enthusiastic Michigander who
particularly loved her home in Southfield
and her vacations in Charlevoix.
She was active in National Council of
Jewish Women and at Temple Beth El,
especially the Einstein Scholarship com-
mittee. Her greatest passion was for her
husband, Joe, with whom she shared 75
years of mutual devotion.
Mrs. Garlock is survived by her
daughter and son-in-law, the Honorable
Nancy and William Edmunds; son and
daughter-in-law, David and Barbara
Garlock; son-in-law, Robert Cheek;
grandchildren, Ben Edmunds, Nate and
Jenna Edmunds, Jon and Laura Cheek,

Laura and Aaron Lianso, Amy Garlock,
Jackie Garlock and Stephie Garlock;
great-grandchildren, Darren, Andrew
and Evan Cheek, June Edmunds and
Reese Lianso; many cousins, nieces,
nephews; her wonderful caregivers,
Karen Holloway, Jackie Harris-Cary,
Yvette Harris and Shalonda Dawkins.
Mrs. Garlock was the beloved wife
for 75 years of the late Joseph Garlock;
the cherished mother of the late Judith
Cheek; the devoted daughter of the late
Isear and the late Birdie Sandelman.
Interment was at Beth El Memorial
Park. Contributions may be made to a
charity of one’
s choice. Arrangements by
Ira Kaufman Chapel.

ANITA GLASS, 88, of Oak Park, died
April 24, 2019.
She is survived by her sons and daugh-
ter-in-law, Gary and Doreen Glass of
West Bloomfield, Steven Glass of Sylvan
Lake; daughter and sons-in-law, Andrea
and Dr. Allen Stawis of Oak Park;
grandchildren, Shevy and Yossi Zigdon,
Malkie and Josh Rosenbloom, Ari and
Atara Stawis, Rachel and Tzvi Unger, Ani
Glass, Gabriel Glass; great-grandchil-
dren, Zevy Zigdon, Binyamin Zigdon,
Kivi Zigdon, Chaim Zigdon, Aviva
Rosenbloom, Yehudah Rosenbloom,
Kayla Rosenbloom, Lily Rosenbloom,
Ahuva Stawis, Rivky Stawis, Sruli Unger,
Ariella Unger, Miki Unger.
Mrs. Glass was the beloved wife of the
late Harold Glass.
Contributions may be made to The
Spot, c/o Detroit Chesed Project, 30553
Southfield Road, #520, Southfield,
MI 40875. Services and interment
were held at Hebrew Memorial Park.
Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial
Chapel.

SYLVIA HUBERT
GOLDBERG, 103, of
Southfield, died April 22,
2019.
She is survived by
her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Leslie and
Barbara Hubert; daughter and son-
in-law, Roberta Segel Goldstein and
Melvyn Goldstein; daughter-in-law,
Vicky Hubert; grandchildren, Howard
and Mary Beth Hubert, Mark and
Charlotte Hubert, Michelle Hubert,
Michael Hubert, Nicole and Todd
Fink, and Amanda Segel; great-grand-
children, Alex, Max, Molly, Rachel
and Lauren Hubert, Breanna Weddle,
Brooke Hubert, and Madelaine, Aerin
and Andrew Fink; great-great-grand-

soul

of blessed memory

DAMON KEITH, a
federal judge in the
Midwest, died April 28,
2019.
In 1964, Mr. Keith
helped found one of
Detroit’
s first African-
American law firms and was named
co-chairman of the Michigan Civil
Rights Commission. Later, he became
a federal judge, a chief judge for
Eastern Michigan and then he joined
the Sixth Circuit Court. In 1995, he
assumed senior status on the appellate
court.
Judge Keith was President Lyndon
B. Johnson’
s choice for a district court
judgeship in Detroit, with jurisdic-
tion in Eastern Michigan and then as

President Jimmy Carter’
s selection for
the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals,
presiding in Cincinnati over cases aris-
ing in Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and
Tennessee.
In a 2016 ruling in an Ohio case
that restricted early and absentee vot-
ing, Judge Keith accused two Circuit
Court colleagues of scorning African-
American voters and the memory of
black people slain in the struggle for
voting rights. He incorporated into his
opinion photographs and biographies
of 36 victims, including the Rev. Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr.
Read more about Judge Keith’
s
remarkable life and legacy in the May
9 issue of the Jewish News.