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arry Allen Rosen, 68, of 
Delray Beach, Fla., died 
Aug. 5, 2024. He was born 
on June 29, 1956. 
He received a B.S. in pharmacy 
from the University of Michigan 
in 1980. He met his wife, Debby, at 
the College of Pharmacy 
and they were married 
in 1981. 
Barry loved spending 
time with his children, 
Shari and Aaron, cre-
ating special memories 
that lasted a lifetime. 
He began his career as 
a pharmacist working 
at Concord Drugs in 
Detroit. Later, he became 
a partner in numerous 
Knight Drug pharmacies. 
He loved the city of Detroit, and 
it held a special place in his heart. 
He always wanted to help as many 
people as possible in the city. Barry 
loved growing up with the Detroit 
Tigers at Tiger Stadium and was 
especially happy when the Tigers 
won the World Series in 1968. Years 
later, he and his son Aaron and 
good friends traveled to see baseball 
stadiums all over the country. He 
also enjoyed University of Michigan 
football and basketball while he was 
in college and continued following 
them throughout his life. 
His favorite place was Petoskey 
in northern Michigan, where he 
enjoyed boating, water skiing, 
fishing, biking, hiking, snow ski-
ing and spending time with family 
and friends there. In later years, 

he and his wife, Debby, divided 
their time between Farmington 
Hills and Delray Beach, Fla. 
After becoming grandparents, 
they moved from Michigan to 
California to be closer to their 
granddaughters, Elyse and Lyla.
Barry was the beloved 
husband of Deborah 
Rosen; cherished 
father of Shari and 
Adam Schwarzwald, 
and Aaron and Kelsey 
Rosen; adored grand-
father of Elyse Rosen 
and Lyla Rosen; loving 
brother of Dennis and 
Carol Rosen, and Keith 
and Karen Rosen; many 
nieces, nephews, cousins 
and friends. 
He was the brother-in-law of the 
late Joel Rifkin; dear son of the late 
Marvin and the late Eleanor Rosen. 
Interment was at Clover Hill 
Park Cemetery. Contributions 
may be made to Friends of the 
IDF, Michigan Chapter, P.O. Box 
999, Walled Lake, MI 48390, fidf.
org/donate; Spastic Paraplegia 
Foundation, 4 Sherwood Hill Road, 
Sherman, CT 06784, sp-founda-
tion.org/get-involved/donate-here/
many-ways-to-donate.html; Jewish 
Hospice & Chaplaincy Network, 
6555 W
. Maple, West Bloomfield, 
MI 48322, jhcn.org/donate/trib-
ute; or Congregation B’nai Israel, 
2111 Bryan Avenue, Tustin, CA 
92782, cbi18.org/payment.php. 
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman 
Chapel. 

A Loving, Family Man

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Barry Rosen

after 58 years of marriage, David 
moved to All Seasons West 
Bloomfield, an independent living 
senior community, where he lived 
until his death. Until the end, he 
played poker with his All-Seasons 
friends, exercised in front of his 
computer, read books on his Kindle 
and the Detroit Free Press on his 
iPad. He was very independent until 
his last couple of days. He will be 
missed by all who knew and loved 
him. 
David is survived by his daughters 
and son-in-law, Sherri and Leslie 
Gregory, Judy Loebl, Dr. Debra 
Silberg; grandchildren, Naomi Loebl 
and Kirk Karavouzis, Rachel and 
Jonathan Serman, Rebecca Newman, 
Mira Newman; great-grandchildren, 
Gigi, Alya, Adelaide, Evan. 
David was the beloved husband of 
the late Ethel Silberg. 
Contributions may be made to 
Ameniu, 17 State St., Suite 4000, 
New York, NY 10004; Jewish 
Hospice and Chaplaincy Network, 
6555 W. Maple Road, West 
Bloomfield, MI 48322; or Jewish 
Community Center, Senior pro-
gramming, 6600 W. Maple Road, 
West Bloomfield, MI 48322. A 
funeral service was held at Hebrew 
Memorial Chapel. Interment took 
place at Nusach Hari Cemetery in 
Ferndale. Arrangements by Hebrew 
Memorial Chapel.

ROSE STEIN, 96, of Oak 
Park, died Aug. 2, 2024. 
She is survived by her 
children, Dr. Dan (Paula 
Zaks Stein) Stein and 
Shelley (Gary) Goldin; 
grandchildren, Michael (Renee) 
Stein, Jacklyn Stein, Hilary (Bryan) 
Parker, Allison (Brett Kurtz) Goldin, 
Scott Goldin and David (Jeannette) 
LeZaks; great-grandchildren, Alexis 
Stein, Lucas Stein, Finn Parker, 
Miles Kurtz, Izzy LeZaks and Ariella 
LeZaks; many loving nieces, neph-
ews, other family members and a 
world of friends. 
Rose was the beloved wife of the 
late Fred Stein; sister of the Late Cyril 
Silver, the late Anne (the late Alan) 
Markowitz, the late Sam (the late 
Shirley) Silver; sister in-law of Adel 

Silver and the late Anne (the late 
Henry) Garfield.
Interment was held at Adat Shalom 
Memorial Park Cemetery in Livonia. 
Contributions may be made to a 
charity of one’s choice. Arrangements 
by Dorfman Chapel.

CAROL MONA 
WATERSTONE, 88, of 
West Bloomfield, died 
Aug. 4, 2024. She died 
peacefully with her fami-
ly close by. 
She will be missed by all who knew 
and loved her. She was an artist with 
a flair for drawing beautiful pictures.
Carol was a devoted grandmother 
whose favorite thing besides play-
ing mah jongg was spending time 
with her grandchildren. She espe-
cially liked to have lunch or dinner 
with them. She cruised from the 
Mediterranean to the Caribbean, tak-
ing fun excursions with them by her 
side, and they loved her. Her grand-
children and great-grandchildren 
were her treasures. She loved each of 
them beyond measure.
She was the beloved wife of the late 
Fred Waterstone; beloved mother of 
Sherrie and John, Joey and Carrie, 
Jared, the late Lisa and Bill Gerlich 
and the late Nathan. A special tribute 
to Carrie, who devoted her time and 
energy to make Carol comfortable 
and happy this past year; grandchil-
dren, Bella (Willi) Zorrilla, Greg 
(Amy) Gerlich, Lauren (Maxwell) 
Waterstone-Bradley, Jordyn (Max) 
Popour, and the late Heather Gerlich; 
beloved great-grandchildren, Cash, 
Bodhi, Tristan and Axel; many nieces 
and nephews.
Mrs. Waterstone was the most 
beloved daughter of the late Sam and 
the late Ruth Brandman; dearest sis-
ter of Beverly Moore, the late Stuart 
Brandman and the late Barbara 
Alexander. 
Contributions may be made 
to the Serling Israeli Camper 
Program at Tamarack, c/o United 
Jewish Foundation of Detroit, 6735 
Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI 
48301, add Serling Israeli Camper 
Centennial Fund on the memo line 
of the check. Arrangements by Ira 
Kaufman Chapel. 

