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dren, Andrew and Olivia 
Greenblatt, and Gryffen 
Mendelssohn; sister, Pam 
(Sumner) Rosenberg; 
brothers, David (Judy) 
Horowitz and Kim (Kara) 
Horowitz; nieces, Rachel 
(Dallas) Peavy, Laurel (Eric 
Kidder) Rosenberg, Lori 
and Amelia Horowitz; 
nephews, Danny Hayes, 
Mark (Candie) Horowitz, 
Alex and Sergei (Courtney 
Sherritt) Horowitz and 
Macon ( Mariah )
Stott; great-nieces, Zoe 
Peavy, Charlotte Stott, 
Lulubelle, Leah, Shayna, 
Mimi and Chana Horowitz; 
great-nephews, Brandon and 
Finn Kidder, Asher Hayes, 
Levi Horowitz, Grayson 
Lowe-Brown and Gabriel 
Sherritt, Issac Horowitz; her 
cherished cat and constant 
companion, Precious.
She was proceeded 
in death by her beloved 
husband, Richard Bentley; 
and parents, Louise and 
Franklin Horowitz.
A celebration of her life 
will be held at her home in 
Atlanta on Feb. 22, 2020. 
 
Contributions may be made 
to Furkids (Georgia’
s largest 
no-kill shelter and sanctu-
ary), the Horizon Theatre 
Company (Atlanta’
s indepen-
dent theater company), the 
Atlanta Botanical Garden or 
the High Museum of Art.

SYLVIA 
FRANCES 
BRAVERMAN, 
86, a retired 
administrative 
assistant for 
Israel Bonds, passed away on 
Jan. 11, 2020, in Las Vegas, 
Nev. 
She was born on Feb. 8, 
1933, in Detroit to Fannie 
(nee Grossman) and Meyer 
Sriro. 
Mrs. Braverman is survived 
by her two daughters, Marcia 

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e hear kind words consistently
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e’re proud that
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us how much they appreciate what we did for them.
In fact,it’s this appreciation that drives us to offer the
very best in comfort,compassion and service.

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wonderful.
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