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April 01, 2021 - Image 51

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2021-04-01

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APRIL 1 • 2021 | 51

HEBREW
MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
Your Community Chapel
HebrewMemorial.org | 248.543.1622 | 800.736.5033 | 26640 Greenfield Rd, Oak Park, MI 48237

ENTERING OUR SECOND CENTURY
OF CARING AND RESPECTFUL SERVICE

WE ARE THE COMMUNITY
OWNED FUNERAL HOME

Our only motive is you and the
dignifi
ed care we provide your family

Stephen Grand

The American Technion Society (ATS)

mourns the loss of Stephen Grand.

Together with his beloved wife, Nancy, he

was a Technion Guardian. Their decades-

long support includes the Grand Technion

Energy Program and the Grand Water

Research Institute. He was a member of

the Technion Board of Governors, former

member of the ATS Board of Directors,

and 2010 recipient of a Technion Honorary

Doctorate. We extend our sincere

condolences to Nancy and the entire family.

in Connecticut, and
Technion-Israel Institute of
Technology in Haifa, Israel.
Mr. Grand received
a Technion Honorary
Doctorate in 2010 for his
“unwavering support” over
four decades.
After Levy introduced
his friend to the American
Israel Public Affairs
Committee, Mr. Grand
became “an enthusiastic
supporter of AIPAC and
Israeli politics.”
Known for having a warm
and genuine personality,
Mr. Grand also enjoyed
enduring friendships with
Detroit communal leaders
Larry Jackier and Stanley
Frankel.
“Steve Grand is one
of the finest people I’ve
ever had the privilege of
knowing,” said Alan S.

Schwartz, his friend since
childhood. “I’ve been lucky
enough to witness his nearly
unrivaled generosity to the
great medical and research
institutions in Israel and to
the Jewish people and was
inspired by his commitment
to the communities in which
he and Nancy lived.”
Stephen Grand is survived
by his wife, Nancy; her
children, Russell Maddin
and Lauren Gaver; her
grandchildren, Alexis
Maddin, Riley Maddin and
Jack Gaver; sisters, Betsy
Marcus and Diana Grand;
sister-in-law, Susan Spilker;
nieces, nephews and a world
of friends.
A private family service
was held. Contributions may
be made to a charity of one’s
choice. Arrangements by Ira
Kaufman Chapel.

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