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impressed with the dinner. It
was very well organized.

Larry Berry was another of
Grundstein’s childhood friends
from Detroit. Berry is a former
president of Shaarey Zedek.
Blau said it’s always an
honor to have personal
accomplishments recognized by
an organization.
“However, with the recent
attack on Israel and the rise in
antisemitism that has ensued, it’s
especially meaningful to me to
be inducted into the Michigan
Jewish Sports Hall of Fame as
part of the Class of 2023,
” Blau
said.
As for Relle, he said about
his induction, “I’m honored to
be part of a legacy of leaders
who have dedicated themselves
to excellence in their sports
endeavors.

The Pillars of Excellence

recipients, Jewish News High
School Athletes of the Year,
Dr. Steven and Evelyn Rosen
Stars of Tomorrow scholarship
recipients, and the Shirley and
Alvin Foon Humanitarian
Award winner also were
honored at the dinner.
Grundstein and Steven Rosen,
who died in 2016 at age 66, were
teammates on the U-M track
team for one year. Grundstein
brought a present for Evelyn
with him to the dinner.
“I gave Evelyn a U-M team
picture that has both Steve and
me in it,
” Grundstein said. “I
don’t think she had ever seen
that photo.

The Pillars of Excellence
recipients were Detroit Maccabi
coach and delegation head
and 2019 and 2014 Detroit
Maccabi Games chairperson
Franci Silver, Oakland Press

sportswriter Scott Burnstein,
South Lyon East High School
boys basketball coach Ron Levin
and 43-year softball umpire
Barry Lepofsky.
Clay Hartje (Detroit Country
Day), Noah Adamcyzk
(Bloomfield Hills) and Ella
Blank (Birmingham Groves)
were the High School Athletes
of the Year.
The scholarship recipients
were Merrick Michaelson
(Frankel Jewish Academy),
Marnie Jacobs (North
Farmington), Jenner Leib
(Orchard Lake St. Mary’s),
Kaytlyn McPherson (Berkley)
and Hartje.
Former Michigan State
University and NBA basketball
player Greg Kelser received the
Humanitarian Award.
Detailed resumes of
the honorees are posted
at michiganjewishsports.org.
Silverman could not be
reached for comments on his
induction into the Hall of Fame.
His thoughts will be included in
a future story.

Send sports news to

stevestein502004@yahoo.com.

Michigan Jewish Sports Hall
of Fame inductee Robert
Silverman

SPORTS

There is a new way to show your sup-
port for Magen David Adom, Israel’s
emergency medical system. The orga-
nization is now selling limited-edition
Magen David Adom-branded Nikes
designed by Baltimore-based Nathanael
Elvis, who
recently part-
nered with the
NFL
’s Baltimore
Ravens to cre-
ate an initial 20
pairs of these
shoes.
The Nike
Air Force
1 sneakers
showcase a
striking design
featuring a red Star of David with a
unique red fade, complemented by
blue panels inspired by Magen David
Adom’s work for Israel. Notably, a star
of life graces the panel near the back
heel. Crafted using leather paint and
a scratch-resistant waterproof sealer,
these shoes embody the organization’s
dedication to aiding those in need.
This stylish footwear offers an easy
way for supporters to let people know
about the organization, which provides
emergency medical care, collects and
supplies blood throughout the country,
and aids in disaster response all over the
world.
“Now, at a time when Israel needs
our support more than ever, we felt that
selling Magen David Adom-branded
sneakers would be a wonderful way
to help our supporters publicize their
belief in our mission,
” said Cathy Reed,
CEO of American Friends of Magen
David Adom. “When you wear these
sneakers, you stand for saving lives and
keeping the people of Israel safe.

The shoes cost $500 a pair, $100 of
which will go toward supporting the
lifesaving work of MDA. Allow two
to four weeks for delivery because
order volume is currently very high.
Children’s and infant sizes are also
available.
Orders can be placed at https://
afmdag.netviewshop.com/shop.

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American Friends of
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