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late Richard Kahn.
Interment was held at 
Clover Hill Park Cemetery in 
Birmingham. Contributions 
may be made to the Pancreatic 
Cancer Foundation (pancan.
org); Jewish Family Services (jfs.
detroit.org); or Papcorps 
(papcorps.org). Arrangements 
by Dorfman Chapel.

LILLIAN MABEL 
PECK, 94, of 
Birmingham, 
passed away on 
Nov. 3, 2019. 
She was born 
in Detroit on April 3, 1925, to 
Arthur and Lily Farrington. 
Nana, as she was universally 
known, grew up in Ferndale 
and graduated from Lincoln 
High School. Having lived 
through the Great Depression 
and WWII, both of which left 
lasting impressions, she was 
the epitome of the “greatest 
generation.”

She worked at the Chrysler 
Institute during WWII and 
would frequently remember 
with pride and respect all her 
friends who supported the war 
effort, including many who did 
not return. 
She married Theodore 
Peck, D.D.S., of Yonkers, N.Y., 
and raised four children in 
Birmingham with her trade-
mark enthusiasm, encouraging 
them to excel to their highest 
potential with excellence. She 
was an accomplished seamstress 
and loved tending to her many 
gardens and flowers. An active 
skier, horse enthusiast and golf-
er, she loved the outdoors and 
her beloved pet dogs, Queenie 
and Bonnie. Her pride and joy 
were her grandchildren and 
her great-grandchild, for whom 
nothing was too much effort. 
Mrs. Peck was the lov-
ing mother of Susan Leffler 
(Michael), Janice Farrington, 
George Peck (Andrea) and 

Charlie Peck (Richard); cher-
ished grandmother of Jessica 
Stukalin (Ari), Heidi Montblanc 
(Jay), Gretchen Shanley (Tom) 
and Elliot Peck; great-grand-
mother of Shira Stukalin. She is 
also survived by countless other 
loving family and friends. 
A private ceremony 
and interment were held. 
Contributions may be made to 
the American Veterans Center, 
1100 N. Glebe Road, Suite 
910, Arlington, VA 22201, 
americanveteranscenter.org, 
(703) 302-1012.

LEE M. 
SHULMAN, well-
known psycholo-
gist, World War II 
veteran and com-
munity leader, died 
Oct. 29, 2019, at the age of 95, 
in Valencia, Calif. 
He was born on Dec. 12, 
1923, in Detroit. He attended 
Central High School, gradu-

ating June 1941. He enlisted 
in the U.S. Army Air Corps in 
September 1942 at the age of 18.
Upon returning from WWII, 
he completed his bachelor’
s 
degree in psychology at Wayne 
State University, a master’
s 
degree from University of 
Michigan and a Ph. D. in clin-
ical psychology. His private 
practice career as a psychologist 
focused on executive coaching 
and relationship counseling. He 
was the founder of Lee Shulman 
& Associates in Royal Oak.
Lee and his wife, Joyce, 
moved to California in the 
1980s and lived in Valencia 
from 1997. He was active in 
the local Eagle Scout Alumni 
Association, SCV Domestic 
Violence Center and advisory 
board for the Child & Family 
Center, as well as many other 
community organizations. Lee 
battled leukemia in his final few 
months
Mr. Shulman is survived 

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