50 | JULY 8 • 2021

OBITUARIES
OF BLESSED MEMORY

You can honor the memory of a loved one in a most meaningful way
by sponsoring a day of Torah learning at Yeshiva Beth Yehudah.

During the coming week, Kaddish will be said for these departed souls during the daily minyan at
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah. Your support of the Torah learning of our children and our Kollel’s Torah
Scholars brings immeasurable heavenly merit. Please call us at 248-557-6750 for more information.

Some days seem to last forever…
We’re offering one that actually will.

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3 Av July 12

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4 Av July 13

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Chaya Itta Gorenstein
Fanny Gould
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Lillian Harris
Etta Levin
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Esther Shifra Moshel
Bill Rosenthal
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Joseph Stein

5 Av July 14

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Lena Miriam Lieberman
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David Sherman
Ralph Slootsky
Aaron Yampolsky
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6 Av July 15

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Israel Hirsh Mason
Harry Overton
Anna Spears
Minnie Weberman
Jean Weiss

7 Av July 16

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Annie Kelmanovitz
Esther Marcus
Gertrude Marks
Jacob Peltz
Anna Weisberg
Bertha Weisser

8 Av July 17

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Millie Franovitz
Julius Freedman
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Caring for the
Community

DANNY SCHWARTZ STAFF WRITER
E

nriching the Jewish
community in and
around Metro Detroit
was a consistent objective in
Marcia Applebaum’s life.
In 1999, Marcia and her
husband, Eugene, announced
the largest capital gift in the
history of Metro Detroit’s
Jewish community, leading to
the naming of the Eugene and
Marcia Applebaum Jewish
Community
Campus in West
Bloomfield.
“It was our
mom’s insistence
that the well-be-
ing of others
would drive the
Applebaum fam-
ily philanthropy
in helping the
most vulnerable,”
reflected daughters
Lisa Applebaum
and Pamela Applebaum.
“She defined compas-
sion through her desire to
improve the lives of vulnera-
ble Jewish older adults. Our
mom was private, quiet and
dignified in her generosity
and in her life.”
Marcia Applebaum, 81,
of Bloomfield Hills, died
June 24, 2021. Born on Dec.
7, 1939, in Rochester, N.Y.,
Marcia was the loving daugh-
ter to the late Sadie and the
late Seymour Lipsky.
Marcia lived a life filled
with love and purpose devot-
ed to her family and commu-
nity. She was a partner to her
late husband, Eugene, in all

aspects of life. While Marcia
preferred to lead from behind
the scenes, she and Eugene
were philanthropic partners
and champions for causes
that advanced education,
health and medical research
as well as organizations that
enhanced the arts, culture and
strengthening of the Jewish
people and Israel.
The Applebaums com-
mitted much of
their philanthropy
to research and
education in the
healthcare field. In
2006, Beaumont
Hospital opened
the Marcia and
Eugene Applebaum
Surgical Learning
Center, the first
facility of its kind
in the country.
Nationally, the
Applebaums’ philanthropy has
also benefited the Mayo Clinic
and Brigham and Women’s
Hospital in Boston.
Marcia and Eugene were
also partners in life, spend-
ing cherished time together
at their homes in Florida and
New York. Most of all, they
valued time at home here in
Michigan with their beloved
children and grandchildren.
Marcia had an elegance,
kindness and exquisite lens
on life that served as an
extraordinary example to her
family and friends, and she
was someone who defined
style and class, said Rabbi
Joseph Krakoff, who officiat-

Marcia Applebaum