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OBITUARIES
OF BLESSED MEMORY

Contributions may be made 
to St. Jude Children’s Research 
Hospital. Arrangements by 
Dorfman Chapel.

NORMAN 
HEARSHEN, 81, of 
Southfield, died 
Feb. 3, 2023. 
He is survived by 
his children, Arlene 
(Steven) Schreiber and Marcy 
(Eric) Cameron; grandchildren, 
Jason (Stephanie) Schreiber, 
Ellie Schreiber, Kim Schreiber, 
Kyle (Emily Iloff) Cameron, 
Kevin Cameron; honorary 
grandchild, Lily Davidson; 
great-grandchildren, Bode and 
Ava Schreiber and Charlotte 
Cameron; brother, Joel (Nancy) 
Hearshen; sister, Fern (Mike) 
Halem; brother-in-law, Steven 
(Sandy) Davidson; many loving 

nieces, nephews, other family 
members and friends. 
Mr. Hearshen was the 
beloved husband of the late 
Elaine Hearshen. 
Interment was held at 
Clover Hill Park Cemetery in 
Birmingham. Contributions 
may be made to the Jewish 
Hospice and Chaplaincy 
Network, to the Jewish 
War Veterans or to the 
American Heart Association. 
Arrangements by Dorfman 
Chapel.

DR. NICHOLAS 
ZEEV KERIN, 84, 
of West Palm 
Beach, Fla., passed 
away Feb. 5, 2023. 
Born in 
Bacau, Romania, 
Nicholas emigrated from Israel 

to the United States, residing 
first in Cleveland, Ohio, where 
he completed his fellowship 
in cardiology at Case Western 
Reserve University, and later, 
in Bloomfield Township and 
West Bloomfield for nearly 40 
years. 
Since 1976, Dr. Kerin 
worked in the Detroit area as a 
cardiologist at Sinai Hospital, 
the Detroit Medical Center 
and Botsford Hospital. He 
had a faculty appointment at 
Wayne State University. Dr. 
Kerin’s distinguished career 
was buoyed by his passion 
for writing and research and 
includes the publication of 
more than 100 journal articles 
as well as contributions to 
chapters in medical textbooks.
Dr. Kerin is survived by 
his spouse of 57 years, Jeny 

Kerin; his daughters, Dolly 
(Gary) Weisserman and Iris 
Kerin Orbuch; his son, Daniel 
Ancel Kerin; his grandsons, 
Drew Liron Weisserman and 
Simon Herschel Weisserman; 
granddaughters, Alexandra 
Lily Orbuch and Olivia Violet 
Orbuch.
Nicholas was preceded 
in death by his father, Leon 
Abramovici, and mother, Lily 
Gutman.
A funeral service was held 
Feb. 9, 2023, at IJ Morris at 
Star of David of the Palm 
Beaches, 9321 Memorial Park 
Road, Palm Beach Gardens, 
FL 33412. 
Contributions in Nicholas’ 
memory may be made to 
Parkinson’s Foundation, par-
kinson.org; or to a charity of 
one’s choice. Fond memories 

c. 1990