56 | JULY 28 • 2022 

BEVERLY 
GOLDBERG, 96, 
of West 
Bloomfield, died 
July 21, 2022. 
She is survived 
by her daughter and son-
in-law, Rosalyn Goldberg 
and George Kates; daughter-
in-law, Wendy Goldberg; 
grandchildren, Lisa (James) 
Weldy, Julie (Matthew) Berg, 
Aaron (Claire) Berkowitz 
and Amanda Bender; great-
grandchildren, Aaron and 
Rachel; devoted sister, 
Shirley Green; many loving 
nieces, nephews, other family 
members and friends. 
Mrs. Goldberg was the 
beloved wife of the late 
Bernard Goldberg; mother of 
the late Alan Goldberg; sister 
of the late Estelle (the late 
Harry) Goss; sister-in-law of 
the late Sanford Green. 
Interment was held at B’nai 
Israel Memorial Garden. 
Contributions may be made 
to Hadassah, to ProMedica 
Hospice or to a charity of 
one’s choice. Arrangements 
by Dorfman Chapel.

JAYNE JACOBS, 
92, of West 
Bloomfield, died 
June 29, 2022. 
She is survived 
by her sons and 
daughters-in-law, Kenneth 
and Diane Jacobs, Michael 
Jacobs, Daniel and Jane 
Jacobs; grandchildren, Loren 
(Elissa Sternberg) Jacobs, 
Rebecca (Brandon Tschida) 
Jacobs, Adam Jacobs, Ryan 
Sarni, Arielle (Jon) Grim 
and Haley (Joe) Rosenbaum; 
great-grandchildren, 
Adrienne Sarni, Elliot Jacobs 
and Jack Jacobs, Asher 
Sternberg and Merrikk 

H

elene Lublin, 91, of 
Farmington Hills, 
died July 17, 2022. 
Helene, a wife, mom 
and Granny, was born in 
Detroit, in the Palmer Park 
area. She attended Hampton 
Elementary, Durfee Junior 
High and Central High 
School. 
She had a wonderful 
childhood surrounded by 
loving parents and an ador-
ing big sister. At age 15, 
Helene was goofing around 
with friends when she was 
jokingly pushed toward the 
street. Her husband-to-be 
stopped his car quickly and 
bawled them all out. As 
Daniel went on to say, “She 
took a liking to me” and so 
began a love affair that last-
ed more than 76 years. 
 While Daniel worked 
three jobs, often coming 
home after dark, Helene 
managed all household 
responsibilities and took 
great care of their four chil-
dren.
Helene was a kind per-
son with a gentle soul. She 
was strong-willed, fearless, 
opinionated and smart. She 
enjoyed dancing and fre-
quenting cotillion balls with 
her husband, even attend-
ing tap dancing classes and 
performing a recital in her 
50s. She also loved dining 
out at the finest restaurants, 
always excited to try some-
thing new. She excelled at 
baking (pies were her spe-
cialty) and cooking dinner 
most evenings and Shabbat 
Fridays in the dining room 
with family. 
Helene appreciated the 
arts, entertainment, world 

news, sports and 
travel. She attend-
ed the DIA, DSO 
and Fisher Theatre 
often, traveled 
every continent 
on ocean and river 
cruises, experienced 
an African safari, 
golfed in a league 
setting for 30 years, gar-
dened (was always willing 
to get her hands dirty) and 
even read the sports page 
daily. She planned many 
trips with the full family 
(20+ members) and loved 
hosting for the holidays, 
decorating table settings 
with magazine elegance dis-
playing art pieces collected 
from around the world.
Everywhere Helene went 
she lit up a room with 
style and grace. She was 
generous and thoughtful, 
often donating to charities 
that were out-of-the-norm 
(she once paid for a Third-
World child’s surgery). 
Helene was a Sinai Guild 
lifetime member and 
participated in numerous 
other organizations. She 
always taught her family 
to give without expecting 
anything in return and was 
a great example to all those 
around her.
She had a loving and 
special bond with each of 
her children, grandchildren 
and great-grandchildren. 
Most of all, she loved her 
husband and supported 
him through their years 
together. Truly a wonderful 
life.
Mrs. Lublin is survived by 
her husband of 72½ years, 
Daniel Lublin; children, 

Bruce Lublin and 
his partner, Laura 
Murad, Nina and 
Howard Levy, 
Bennett and Karen 
Lublin, and Manette 
and Marshall Klein; 
daughter-in-law, 
Marsha Lublin; 
grandchildren, 
Edana Lublin, Brandon 
and Roanna Lublin, Ryan 
Lublin, Justin and Michelle 
Levy, Matthew and Amanda 
Levy, Jessica Levy, Jaime 
Lublin, Jenna Lublin, 
Morgan and Adam Weiner, 
and Devin and Cody 
Farber; great-grandchildren, 
Jared, Rebecca, Jessica, 
Sydney, Adrien, Max, 
Madison, Eliana and Levi; 
sister-in-law, Phyllis Lublin. 
She was the devoted 
daughter of the late 
Dorothy and the late 
Edward Sklar; the loving 
sister of the late Lila and 
the late Lawrence Raskin; 
and the dear sister-in-law of 
the late Sheldon Lublin and 
the late Dorothy Gichtin.
Interment was at Clover 
Hill Park Cemetery. 
Contributions may be 
made to Jewish Hospice & 
Chaplaincy Network, 6555 
W. Maple, West Bloomfield, 
MI 48322, jewishhospice.
org; Alzheimer’s 
Association-Greater 
Michigan Chapter, 25200 
Telegraph Road, Suite 
100, Southfield, MI 48033, 
alz.org/gmc; or Detroit 
Symphony Orchestra, 3711 
Woodward Ave., Detroit, 
MI 48201-2444, tickets.
dso.org/support/donate. 
Arrangements by Ira 
Kaufman Chapel. 

A Loving, Gentle Soul

OBITUARIES
OF BLESSED MEMORY

Helene Lublin