SEPTEMBER 21 • 2023 | 65

continued on page 66

continued from page 63

Everyone experiences loss differently. 

And while there is a certain structure in 

Jewish funerals and rituals, it’s important 

that it brings something meaningful to 

all. We understand that. And we treat your 

family’s wishes with all of the respect and 

compassion they deserve. From guiding the 

arrangements without pressure to the memorial 

service and the appearance of the chapel itself, we 

are here, fully here, to meet your every need. It’s not 

the only way we help ease the burden of a loss. But it’s 

a special type of caring that makes a Dorfman difference.

OLD TRADITIONS.
NEW TRADITIONS.

YOUR
TRADITION.

30440 W. TWELVE MILE ROAD, FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48334

248.406.6000 | THEDORFMANCHAPEL.COM

compassion; whenever called 
upon, was proud to raise money 
for cancer research.
He enjoyed animals and loved 
being out in nature. He also 
adored the family cats.
Ken is survived by his beloved 
wife, Linda Michlin; sister and 
brother-in-law, Joan (Skip Ennis) 
Michlin Ennis, Leslie and Phillip 
Borden; brother and sister-in-law, 
Sholom and Sarah Michlin; nieces 
and nephews, Samantha Ennis, 
Esther Michlin, Matthew (Cheryl 
Aguliar) Borden, Amy (Paul) Jolly 
and Mitchell Borden; mother-
in-law, Lenore Farber; sister-in-
law, Jill Farber-Bramson; many 
other loving family members and 
friends. 
Kenneth was the son of the 
late Florence and the late Arnold 
Michlin; son-in-law of (the late 
Alfred) Farber.
Contributions may be made to 
the Michigan Humane Society 
or a charity of one’s choice. 
Arrangements by Dorfman 
Chapel.

DORIS LUCILLE 
MILLER, 98, of 
Walnut Creek, Calif., 
died peacefully at 
home on Sept. 7, 
2023. 
Born in Detroit, Doris grew 
up in a large extended fami-
ly and a community active in 
Jewish traditions. 
She was a brilliant student 
and started college at 16 years 
old. Doris graduated with a 
major in chemistry from Wayne 
State University, where she met 
Arthur as he was finishing his 
studies in medical school. They 
married, started a family and 
moved to Chicago for Arthur’s 
professional career. 
Doris worked as a medical 
technician until the family grew 
and moved to Highland Park, Ill. 
She was also active in numerous 
school, art and charitable activi-
ties in Highland Park and North 
Shore Chicago.