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of blessed memory
NORMAN DINES, 78,
passed away May 21,
2019, at Beaumont
Hospital in Royal Oak.
He was born Aug.
2, 1940, in Detroit to
Sidney “Sol” Dines and
Esther Strauss Dines.
He graduated from Cass Tech
High School and Eastern Michigan
University. He married Rita
Grossman in 1970 and raised his
family in Oak Park.
Mr. Dines had a home construc-
tion company in the 1960s and built
several homes in Detroit. He worked
for the Office of Housing and Urban
Development then held several jobs
before taking a position as United
States Postal Carrier in Oak Park.
He retired from the Labor Relations
Department at the USPS in 1986.
He bravely battled multiple sclero-
sis for more than 40 years and lived
his final years at the Manor of Novi.
He was an avid sports fan and kept
abreast of politics, the state of our
country and the state of Israel.
Mr. Dines is survived by his wife of
48 years, Rita Grossman Dines; son,
Shawn Dines; daughter, Lisa (David)
Smith; brother, Harry (Esther)
Dines; grandchildren, Leo, Jillian and
Abraham Smith; nieces and nephews.
Contributions may be made to the
Kollel Institute, 15230 W. Lincoln,
Oak Park, MI 48237. Arrangements
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
JUDITH KLEIN FRANK, 74, of
Scottsdale, Ariz., formerly of East
Lansing, died on May 20, 2019: 18
years after her initial cancer diagno-
sis.
During those 18 years, she wit-
nessed the marriages of her younger
son, Danny, to Angie Wilson and
of her older son, Brian, to Shanna
Pittman. As was her nature, she wel-
comed Angie and Shanna into the
Frank family with open arms and an
overflowing heart.
Though she thrived with cancer
for 18 years, her diagnosis did not
define her. In addition to her famil-
ial appointments, she was a teacher,
lawyer, scholar and advocate. Most
importantly, she was a friend, mentor
and all-around superhero to count-
less people who remember her fond-
ly. Judy was never happier than when
she was surrounded by her family, all
of whom were with her at the end.
Those who wish to honor her
memory may do so by fighting for
justice and against intolerance, by
being an inspiration to others and by
working to make the world a better
place.
Mrs. Frank became a devoted
Grammy to Danny and Angie’
s
sons, Max and Lev, and to Brian and
Shanna’
s daughter, Olivia. She was
present for (and kvelled at) the con-
veyance of doctoral degrees to both
Brian and Danny.
Her husband of 50 years, Allen,
remains behind to continue pro-
viding guidance, wisdom and sup-
port for the whole family. She also
cherished her relationships with her
brother, Sandy Klein, and his wife,
Carol; her brother-in-law, Dennis
Frank, and his wife, Peggy; many
aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and
nephews.
She was the daughter of the late
Herb and the late Betty Klein; daugh-
ter-in-law of the late Jack and the late
Gretl Frank.
Contributions may be made to
MD Anderson Children’
s Art Project,
6900 Fannin St., Suite 1, Houston,
TX 77030, childrensartproject.org;
Lazarex Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box
741, Danville, CA 94526, lazarex.org;
Houston Ground Angels, 1306 Briar
Bayou Drive, Houston, TX 77077,
houstongroundangels.org; or to a
charity of one’
s choice.
A celebration of her life was held
in Scottsdale. A second will be held
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in
East Lansing on June 30 at 11 a.m.
RITA RONNIE
GRODMAN, 92, of
Oak Park, died May
16, 2019.
She is survived by
her husband of 63
years, Irving Grodman;
son and daughter-in-
law, Howard (Melissa
Cohen) Grodman of Flagstaff, Ariz.;
daughter and son-in-law, Shellie
(Milton) Hardin of Coloma, Mich.;
grandchildren, Jessie Grodman,
Sylvie Grodman, Adam Grodman;
sister-in-law, Lorraine Handler.
Mrs. Grodman was the loving sis-
ter of the late Allen Rimar.
Contributions may be made
to Alzheimer’
s Association,
25200 Telegraph Road, Suite 100,
Southfield, MI 48033. Services and
interment were held at Workmen’
s
c. 1950
c. 1985
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