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SALLY G. 
(TALCOWSKY) 
LEWIS, passed away 
peacefully on June 25, 
2019, with her children 
and granddaughter at 
her side. 
She leaves behind 
her sister, Edith; children, Nanice, 
Rochelle, Shelly (and Jeff), and 
Michael; her grandchildren, Rachel 
(and Shane), Carin (and Miguel), 
Noah, Jason (and Hoda); her beauti-
ful great-grandchildren, Harmony, 
Arieus, Selma, Yaya, Bella and Avi; 
her dear nieces and nephews, cous-
ins, lifelong friends and her devoted 
caregiver, Ginger. 
Mrs. Lewis was predeceased by her 
beloved husband, Morton H. Lewis; 
and her beloved sister, Dorothy (and 
Eddie).
Contributions may be made to 
Jewish National Fund, Morton and 
Sally Lewis Grove, 24100 Chagrin 
Blvd., Suite 430, Cleveland, Ohio 
44122; Barbra Streisand Women’
s 
Heart Center, Smidt Heart Institute, 
Cedars-Sinai Gift Administration, 
8700 Beverly Blvd., Suite 2416, Los 
Angeles, CA 90048. Interment was 
held at Hebrew Memorial Park. 

Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial 
Chapel.

BERNICE MICHLIN, 
92, of West Bloomfield, 
died June 26, 2019. 
She is survived by her 
sons and daughters-
in-law, Robert Michlin 
and Melinda Wood, 
Jeffrey Michlin; daughter and son-
in-law, Margie Michelin and Ellis 
Feigenbaum; grandchildren, Dylan 
and Jenna Michlin; daughter-in-law, 
Susan Michlin; brother and sister-
in-law, Stuart and Susan Goldberg; 
sister, Ava Goldberg; sister-in-law, 
Martha Zausmer; many other loving 
family members and friends. 
Mrs. Michlin was the beloved 
wife of the late Norman Michlin; 
sister-in-law of the late Norman 
Zausmer and the late Arnold (the 
late Florence) Michlin.
Contributions may be made to 
Common Ground or to the ADL. 
Arrangements by Dorfman Chapel.

EARL MOGELL, of Del Ray Beach, 
Fla., passed away June 3, 2019.
He was the beloved husband for 67 
years of Myrna. He is also survived 

by daughter, Lezlie Mogell; son and 
daughter-in-law, Dr. Kenneth and 
Annette Mogell; loving granddaugh-
ters, Kelsey and Kaitan; sister, Deli 
Cohen; sister-in-law and brother-
in-law, Adrienne and Herb Levy; 
sister-in-law, Vita Mogell Becker; 
many nieces, nephews and cousins; 
the love of his life, Phantom, the 
Chihuahua.
The funeral was held in Boca 
Raton, Fla., at the Gardens.

CRAIG A. NEWMAN, 
61, of Scarsdale, N.Y., 
formerly of Farmington 
Hills, died peacefully 
surrounded by family 
on June 26, 2019, after 
a valiant 10-month bat-
tle against pancreatic cancer. 
He was born in Detroit on June 29, 
1957, to Ruth Chodoroff Newman 
and Buddy Newman. Craig was a 
graduate of the Cronkite School of 
Journalism & Mass Communication 
at Arizona State University, where he 
later served on its national board of 
advisers. 
Mr. Newman received his M.A. 
from the University of Missouri 
School of Journalism. He was also an 

honor graduate of the University of 
Detroit School of Law, where he was 
editor-in-chief of the Law Review 
and a Burton Scholar. 
He served as a law clerk to the 
Hon. Philip Pratt, chief United States 
district judge for the Eastern District 
of Michigan. Craig was a litigation 
partner with Patterson Belknap and 
became a nationally recognized 
leader in the field of cybersecurity 
law, serving as the chair of the Firm’
s 
Privacy & Data Security practice. His 
career included more than 20 years 
as a law firm partner, as well as gen-
eral counsel roles at an international 
private equity firm and a major 
media consortium. 
A former journalist, Craig was a 
prolific writer and frequent contrib-
utor to the New York Times, where 
he wrote about cutting-edge issues 
at the intersection of global busi-
ness, law and cybersecurity. He also 
wrote for the Wall Street Journal, the 
Washington Post and the Financial 
Times, among other publications.
Mr. Newman is survived by his 
wife of 32 years, Susie, the love of 
his life and a source of strength and 
positivity; his children, Rachel and 
Jon, whom he adored above all else; 

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