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by many loving nieces and 
nephews in South Africa and 
Israel. 
Interment was held at Adat 
Shalom Memorial Park in 
Livonia. Contributions may 
be made to a charity of one’s 
choice. Arrangements by 
Dorfman Chapel.

JUDY 
GOLDFADEN, 87, 
of West 
Bloomfield, died 
June 5, 2022. 
She is survived 
by her sons and daughter-
in-law, Howard and Nancy 
Goldfaden, and David 
Goldfaden; daughter, Susan 
Goldfaden; grandchildren, 
Pamela and Joseph Schwarcz, 
Lindsay and Josh Kay, Daniel 
and Jennifer Goldfaden, 
Julie and Daniel Baum, Josh 
Goldfaden and Amanda 
Goldfaden; great-grand-

children, Griffin, Miles and 
James Schwarcz, Benjamin, 
Emma, Skylar Kay and Lila 
Goldfaden; many other loving 
family members and friends. 
Mrs. Goldfaden was the 
beloved wife of the late Jacob 
Goldfaden. 
Interment took place at 
Adat Shalom Memorial Park 
in Livonia. Contributions 
may be made to a charity of 
one’s choice. Arrangements by 
Dorfman Chapel.

DEVORA FRIEDA 
“DEBBIE” 
LIEBERMAN, 
beloved mother, 
grandmother and 
great-grand-
mother, passed away peaceful-
ly at age 91 on June 5, 2022, in 
Holland, Ohio. 
Debbie was born in Detroit 
to Charles and Lillian Apsel. 
Raised in a musical family, she 

took lessons privately and in 
school to learn the saxophone, 
which she continued to play 
into adulthood and performed 
in concerts. 
Debbie graduated from 
Central High School in Detroit, 
where business coursework 
prepared her for a career path 
as a bookkeeper and office 
manager in the wholesale office 
supply industry. 
As a member of the B’nai 
B’rith organization, Debbie 
bowled in local leagues and 
travel tournaments for years 
as well as serving as treasurer 
for her league. After retiring 
at age 65, Debbie served as 
treasurer on the board of her 
senior living community. 
Her appreciation of the per-
forming arts got her involved 
voluntarily with the Fox and 
Birmingham theaters, where 
she ushered and enjoyed pro-
ductions. For leisure, she loved 

traveling and socializing with 
friends from poker and mah-
jong groups.
Mrs. Lieberman was pre-
ceded in death by her parents, 
Lillian and Charles Apsel; sis-
ter, Estelle Kaufman (the late 
Harry); and brother, Leonard 
Apsel. 
She will be dearly missed 
by her daughter, Peggy Ann 
Ziegler (Lieberman); son, 
Gary Robert Lieberman; 
grandchildren, Jason (Amy) 
Ziegler, Aaron Ziegler 
(partner, Phu Pham), Dale 
(Stephanie) Ziegler, Mara 
(Nate) Hawkins; great-grand-
children, Jacob Ziegler, 
Morgan Ziegler, Milo Ziegler, 
Lila Ziegler, Lillian Hawkins 
and Maxine Hawkins. 
Contributions may be made 
to the Alzheimer’s Association, 
to B’nai B’rith or to Bjorn 
This Way. Arrangements by 
Dorfman Chapel.

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