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Jean Kaufman, and Sam LeVine 
and Bluma LeVine Kramer; 
his uncles, Bob Kaufman and 
Seymour LeVine.
Interment was at Clover 
Hill Park Cemetery. 
Contributions may be made 
to Paws With A Cause, 4646 
S. Division, Wayland, MI 
49348, pawswithacause.
org; Rainbow Connection, 621 
W
. University Drive, Rochester, 
MI 48307, rainbowconnection. 
org; or St. Jude Children’s 
Research Hospital, 501 St. 
Jude Place, Memphis, TN 
38105, stjude.org. Arrangements 
by Ira Kaufman Chapel.

VICTOR “VITO” 
ANTHONY 
MARCHIONE, 70, 
died March 31, 
2021. He peacefully 
passed away in his 
home surrounded by his ador-
ing family, after a brave battle 

with cancer.
The world lost a beautiful 
soul. To know him was to love 
him. Vito met then eventually 
married Linda “Leeba” in 1985. 
It was a love story like no other. 
The two laughed and shared all 
of life experiences together as 
true soulmates. 
Vito found his greatest joy 
in music. A drummer in many 
rock bands over the years, he 
then became a singer/songwrit-
er on guitar. His musical talent 
landed him many awards over 
the years; he was that good. 
Beyond music, he had a keen 
eye for design and worked 
for several high-end building 
companies long after owning 
his own successful building 
business.
Mr. Marchionne is survived 
by his beloved wife, Leeba 
(Linda Weinberger); children, 
Aviva Marchione (Ben Fellows), 
Shayna Marchione and Isabella 

Marchione. 
He was the father of the late 
Kala Marchione and Nolan 
Marchione; the loving son 
of the late June and Frank 
Marchione; son-in-law of 
the late Arlene Weinberger 
and Dr. Kenneth (Leah) 
Weinberger; devoted brother 
of Dan and Robin Marchione, 
Julee (Joe) Jaske and Jay 
(Lynne) Marchione; broth-
er-in-law of Dr. Leonard (Dr. 
Marie) Weinberger and Bruce 
Weinberger. He is also survived 
by many loving nieces, neph-
ews, friends and other family.
Interment was held at 
Machpelah Cemetery in 
Ferndale. Contributions may 
be made to Animal House of 
Southeast Michigan or to Black 
Lives Matter Detroit. 
Arrangements made by 
Dorfman Chapel.

BEN MOSKOVITZ, 
97, of West 
Bloomfield, died 
April 5, 2021. 
He is survived 
by his beloved wife, 
Ida Moskovitz; son 
and daughter-in-
law, Morry and 
Susan Moskovitz; 
daughters and 
sons-in-law, 
Esther and Martin Leibowitz, 
Brenda Moskovitz and Robert 
Sklar; grandchildren, Brittany 
and Frank Stifter, Courtney 
Moskovitz, Lindsay (Robert 
Mardigian) Sklar, Aaron Sklar, 
Joshua Sklar, Abigail Sklar and 
David Leibowitz; great-grand-
children, Wesley Stifter and 
David Mardigian; many loving 
nieces, nephews, other family 
members and friends. 
Mr. Moskovitz was the devot-
ed brother of the late Martin 
Moskovitz, Fanny Herman, 

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