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Moshe Budnick
Abraham Fuchs
Max Goldstein
Fannie Harris
Bertha Katz
Joseph Levine
Adolph Mehler
Sarah Lea Sacher
Bernard Shapiro
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Aaron Tilchin
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Arthur Mandell
Reuben Miller
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17 Teves January 10
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Goldie Brudner
Joseph Martin Furman
Molly Jacobs
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Irving Lyons
Evelyn Woolman
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Rosslyn L Berman
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Isadore Danto
Morris Diem
Jacob Goldis
Irving Kozuch
M. Manuel Merzon
Sylvia Moorawnick
George Must
Kopel Rosen
Morris Sax
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Harry Wolin
19 Teves January 12
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Sarah Dubin
Sol Feinberg

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Joseph Langer
Leo Isadore Langer
Barbara Mittelman
Esther D. Pearlman
Allen J. Peralman
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Rose Schulman
Nathan Silow
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Max Delin
Edis Dorfman
Harry Goldman
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Percy A. Maslowe
Norma Jean Meer
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Ethel Scherr
Carl Singer
21 Teves January 14
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Leo Finkelstein
Anne Harris
Simon Lefkowitz
Meriam Mayer
Mildred Palter
Bessie Rappaport
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HEINZ “HENRY” 
YORK LEOPOLD, 
95, of Bloomfield 
Hills and Pompano 
Beach, Fla., born 
on April 4, 1927, 
in Frankfurt am Main, 
Germany, passed away peace-
fully on Dec. 24, 2022.
Born to a middle-class 

German-Jewish family, Henry 
moved to Düsseldorf as a baby 
and spent the first 11 years 
of his life there. His father, 
Joachim Leopold, was a high-
ly decorated fighter pilot for 
the German Luftwaffe during 
World War I and, after being 
shot down in battle, was held 
in France as a P.O.W. 

After the Nazis came to 
power and the Nuremberg 
Laws barred Jewish students 
from attending public school, 
Henry transferred to the 
Düsseldorf Jewish School 
where he took art classes from 
the renowned artist Julo Levin, 
who encouraged him to paint 
as he felt. His works survived 
the war and are now part of 
the collection “The Art of the 
Jewish Children,” on perma-
nent display at the Düsseldorf 
City Museum.
Henry and his family immi-
grated to the United States 
in 1938, landing first in New 
York City and eventually set-
tling in Detroit. A graduate of 
Cass Technical High School, 
Henry served in the Air Force 
during World War II as a 
translator. 
Upon his discharge, he 
returned to Detroit where he 
met his beloved wife, Joyce 
Leopold (Himelhoch), whom 
he was married to for 66 years. 
Henry had a long and sto-
ried career. Knowing from a 
young age that he wanted to 
be in business, he became the 
owner and president of Display 
Creations Inc, which he ran 
together with Joyce. Henry 
was known within the display 
industry for his creativity, 
resourcefulness and charm, 
in addition to his generosity. 
Display Creations was popular 
for their Christmas displays 
and merchandise, which 
Henry and Joyce sourced 
directly from Germany and 
Italy, where they traveled often 
to do their buying. The leg-
acy lives on through Display 
Group, a company founded by 
Henry’s nephew and former 
employee, which has since 
gone on to design and con-
struct sets for film productions 
and the NFL Draft, as well as 
countless high-profile events. 
In the early ’90s, Henry and 
Joyce came out of retirement 
to start a boutique travel 

agency, Enjoy Travel (a port-
manteau of Henry & Joyce), 
where they turned decades of 
amassed knowledge gained 
while traveling for business 
into a profitable enterprise 
for those looking to vacation 
off the beaten path. This is 
also where Henry developed 
his signature sign-off: Enjoy!, 
which played on his answer-
ing machine for more than 30 
years.
Philanthropic in spirit and 
always active in the Jewish 
community, Henry served 
as president of the Detroit 
Hebrew Free Loan Association 
and founded the International 
Hebrew Free Loan Association. 
Never losing his immigrant 
identity, Henry made his mis-
sion to help newcomers to the 
United States have a shot at the 
American Dream.
Throughout his life, Henry 
put his family first. While 
unable to go to college him-
self, Henry worked to put 
his brother Vern through 
Harvard Law School and took 
care of his parents as well 
as his in-laws through their 
advanced age. Henry was a 
devoted father and cherished 
“Poppa” to his grandchildren. 
Henry had a zest for life 
that was unmatched. Despite 
his advanced age and declin-
ing health, he constantly 
made trips to New York and 
Cleveland to visit his family, 
always determined to have a 
good time. He had an incred-
ibly strong moral compass 
and guided his children and 
grandchildren through both 
hardships and milestones. He 
was famous for his line, “You 
don’t do that,” which he often 
remarked whenever someone 
made the wrong decision.
Mr. Leopold was the beloved 
husband of the late Joyce R. 
Leopold; dear father of Ronni 
Elise (Daniel) Ducoff and 
Wendy Diane Leopold; lov-
ing grandfather of Benjamin 

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OF BLESSED MEMORY
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