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Schachter, Sandra Roslyn (I15613)

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MADELYNNE ALYCE DUNN
86 of Boca Raton, FL and Pittsburgh, PA died in her sleep on November 30, 2006. Prior to retirement, she was a real estate broker, past president of Temple Sinai Sisterhood and as the class valedictorian, she was active in her Fifth Avenue High School Alumni Association. Madelynne (Madge) and her husband, the late George W. Dunn of 54 years from Pittsburgh, PA enjoyed traveling on extensive international family vacations.

She is survived by her six children: Gary (Linda) Dunn of Adelaide, Australia, Marc (Cheryl) Dunn, Jeffry Dunn, and Brian (Barbara) Dunn of Pittsburgh, PA, Tamara (John Caola) and E. Charisse Dunn (Michael Martin) of South Florida, 10 grandchildren and her brother Maurice Ruben and her sister Sherma Tillman.
MADELYNNE ALYCE DUNN
86 of Boca Raton, FL and Pittsburgh, PA died in her sleep on November 30, 2006. Prior to retirement, she was a real estate broker, past president of Temple Sinai Sisterhood and as the class valedictorian, she was active in her Fifth Avenue High School Alumni Association. Madelynne (Madge) and her husband, the late George W. Dunn of 54 years from Pittsburgh, PA enjoyed traveling on extensive international family vacations.

She is survived by her six children: Gary (Linda) Dunn of Adelaide, Australia, Marc (Cheryl) Dunn, Jeffry Dunn, and Brian (Barbara) Dunn of Pittsburgh, PA, Tamara (John Caola) and E. Charisse Dunn (Michael Martin) of South Florida, 10 grandchildren and her brother Maurice Ruben and her sister Sherma Tillman.

MADELYNNE ALYCE DUNN
86 of Boca Raton, FL and Pittsburgh, PA died in her sleep on November 30, 2006. Prior to retirement, she was a real estate broker, past president of Temple Sinai Sisterhood and as the class valedictorian, she was active in her Fifth Avenue High School Alumni Association. Madelynne (Madge) and her husband, the late George W. Dunn of 54 years from Pittsburgh, PA enjoyed traveling on extensive international family vacations.

She is survived by her six children: Gary (Linda) Dunn of Adelaide, Australia, Marc (Cheryl) Dunn, Jeffry Dunn, and Brian (Barbara) Dunn of Pittsburgh, PA, Tamara (John Caola) and E. Charisse Dunn (Michael Martin) of South Florida, 10 grandchildren and her brother Maurice Ruben and her sister Sherma Tillman.

Ruben, Madelynne Alyce (I17775)

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MADISON - Frances Braune, age 99, of Madison, died on June 22, 2016, at Capitol Lakes Terraces. She was born Feb. 23, 1917, to Emanuel and Rebecca Mall, and enjoyed a happy childhood in Harrisburg, Pa. She married Milton Braune on Jan. 1, 1942, and they shared 65 loving years together, raising their family in Philadelphia, Pa., and Baltimore, Md. In 2011, four years after Milt's death, Fran moved to Capitol Lakes Retirement Community in Madison to be closer to family.

Fran was a warm and friendly person, who loved nothing more than sharing the company of friends and family. She was the aunt who always remembered to send a card whatever the occasion. She gave unconditional love to her nieces and nephews, siblings, daughters and son-in-law, Tod, who she often said was more like a son, and it went both ways. Fran was active in the Sisterhood of her Baltimore synagogue for many years, loved to play mah jongg, and with her husband Milt enjoyed square dancing and travel.

She is survived by her daughters, Marilyn Crispell of Woodstock, N.Y., and Joan Braune (Tod Highsmith) of Madison, Wis.; her brother, Irving Mall of Lancaster, Pa.; and many beloved nieces and nephews and their families. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Milton; and sisters, Ruth and Bernice.

A private memorial service was held at Sol Levinson & Bros. Funeral Home in Baltimore, Md., on June 26, 2016, and was attended by family from seven states, a testament to the deep love they felt for Fran. She was interred next to her husband at the Oheb Shalom Memorial Park in Reisterstown, Md.

Mall, Frances (I15623)

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Madoline Wolf Carr, 75, a retired real estate agent who was a vice president of the Montgomery County League of Women Voters and a member of the Maryland state board of the league, died of lung ailments May 22 at Holy Cross Hospital.

A resident of Silver Spring, Mrs. Carr was born in Cincinnati. She attended Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y., and graduated from the Central Academy of Commercial Art in Cincinnati. As a young woman, she was a fashion illustrator for department stores there.

Mrs. Carr lived in the Philadelphia area before moving to the Washington area in 1971.

From about 1973 until she retired in 1991, she worked in real estate in partnership with her husband for the firms of Schick & Pepe, Long & Foster and Shannon & Luchs. Most of her work involved residential properties in Montgomery and Prince George's counties.

She was a member of the National Association of Realtors.

Survivors include her husband of 47 years, Richard W. Carr of Silver Spring; a daughter, Linda Goodman of Jamestown, N.Y.; a brother, Myron D. Wolf Jr. of Cincinnati; and a grandson.. Wolf Jr. of Cincinnati; and a grandson.
Madoline Wolf Carr, 75, a retired real estate agent who was a vice president of the Montgomery County League of Women Voters and a member of the Maryland state board of the league, died of lung ailments May 22 at Holy Cross Hospital.

A resident of Silver Spring, Mrs. Carr was born in Cincinnati. She attended Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y., and graduated from the Central Academy of Commercial Art in Cincinnati. As a young woman, she was a fashion illustrator for department stores there.

Mrs. Carr lived in the Philadelphia area before moving to the Washington area in 1971.

From about 1973 until she retired in 1991, she worked in real estate in partnership with her husband for the firms of Schick & Pepe, Long & Foster and Shannon & Luchs. Most of her work involved residential properties in Montgomery and Prince George's counties.

She was a member of the National Association of Realtors.

Survivors include her husband of 47 years, Richard W. Carr of Silver Spring; a daughter, Linda Goodman of Jamestown, N.Y.; a brother, Myron D. Wolf Jr. of Cincinnati; and a grandson.

Wolf, Madoline May (I14884)

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MAHRER Henry Mahrer Owned Paramus insurance agency, WWII vet, 95 Henry Mahrer, 95, of Monroe Township died Tuesday, April 15, 2008, at Saint Peters University Hospital, New Brunswick. Funeral services will be conducted from the Menorah Chapels at Millburn, 2950 Vaux Hall Road, Union, on Wednesday, April 16, 2008, at 1 p.m. Interment to follow in the Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin. Born in Frystag, Poland, Mr. Mahrer immigrated to the United States in 1936 and settled in Newark. He later lived in Irvington, West Orange and Springfield before moving to Monroe Township. He wintered in Boynton Beach, Fla. Mr. Mahrer served in the Army during World War II and owned Baron Associates, an insurance agency located in Paramus, for 20 years. Prior to that, he owned and operated Home Fair in Irvington for 25 years and Saffrans in Elizabeth for many years. He retired five years ago. Mr. Mahrer was the past president and board member of Temple Bnai Israel, Irvington; chairman of the Holocaust Committee, Irvington, and member of the Jewish War Veterans and Deborah. Surviving are his wife, Lottie (Bamberger) Mahrer; his children, Meryle Mahrer Kaplan and her husband, Leonard Kaplan, Linda Kirsch, Rita Bamberger Reimer, and Alan and his wife, Roberta Bamberger; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his first wife, Sarah (Adikman) Mahrer, in 1992.

Mahrer, Henry (I28161)

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Malka's maiden name is DLUGOLOWSKA in her marriage record and her father appears as "Elia." Could this be another Malka or was the relationship between Aron and Malka other than first cousins.

Family F5087

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Manfred Stemmer Block, 54, died Thursday, January 11, 2007. He was a native of Richmond, Virginia and a resident of Norfolk since 1989. Fred was an attorney with Norfolk Southern Corporation for nearly three decades, having received his J.D. from the University of Virginia Law School and his bachelors degree from Northwestern University.
Survivors: Fred is survived by his wife of 17 years, Donna Bausch; sister, Marguerite Maucher, wife of Michael Maucher; nephew, Scott Maucher; niece, Katherine Maucher, all of Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. He was the son of the late Fred M. and Erica Stemmer Block.
Services: The family will receive friends in the Norfolk Chapel of H.D. Oliver Funeral Apts., from 7-9 p.m. on Monday, January 15, 2007.
Interment will be in Pennsylvania.

Block, Manfred Stemmer (I14606)

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manhasset

Vignola, Anthony (I30548)

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manitoba
manitoba

Buckland, Aynslie Ruth (I25144)

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manitoba

Hagenaars, Henry (I25141)

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MANNHEIMER - Martha. Born October 9, 1905. Died January 17, 2003. Beloved wife of the late Adolf. She is survived by her son David Fried and daughter Elaine Block, and five grandchildren.

Hirsch, Martha (I13094)

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MANNHEIMER, ANNA- Died May
15- No real prop; personal prop
does not exceed $50.000- To Jewish
Home for the Aged, Vacation
Home of Rochester Section of
Council of Jewish Women, Minnie
and Josephine Strauss and
Florence and Minnie Freiberg,
$200 each; Albert and Milton J
Freiberg. nephews, and Nellie M
Siegel. niec $500 each; Hattie M
Reese. niec $1000; Lise L and
Alice Rosenfeld, grandnieces, and
Rolf Reizenstein and Martin and
Kenneth E Spatz, grandnephews.
$2000 each; one-seventh of residue
of estate each to Irma M
Rosenfeld, Rosa M Rosenstein
and Belle M Spatz, nieces, and
Benno Mannheimer, nephew; remaining
three-sevenths of residue
to Emma Mannheimer, sister-in-
Iaw- Mannheimer, brother,
and Maurice D Strauss, brotherin-
law,
MANNHEIMER, ANNA- Died May
15- No real prop; personal prop
does not exceed $50.000- To Jewish
Home for the Aged, Vacation
Home of Rochester Section of
Council of Jewish Women, Minnie
and Josephine Strauss and
Florence and Minnie Freiberg,
$200 each; Albert and Milton J
Freiberg. nephews, and Nellie M
Siegel. niec $500 each; Hattie M
Reese. niec $1000; Lise L and
Alice Rosenfeld, grandnieces, and
Rolf Reizenstein and Martin and
Kenneth E Spatz, grandnephews.
$2000 each; one-seventh of residue
of estate each to Irma M
Rosenfeld, Rosa M Rosenstein
and Belle M Spatz, nieces, and
Benno Mannheimer, nephew; remaining
three-sevenths of residue
to Emma Mannheimer, sister-in-
Iaw- Mannheimer, brother,
and Maurice D Strauss, brotherin-
law,
MANNHEIMER, ANNA- Died May
15- No real prop; personal prop
does not exceed $50.000- To Jewish
Home for the Aged, Vacation
Home of Rochester Section of
Council of Jewish Women, Minnie
and Josephine Strauss and
Florence and Minnie Freiberg,
$200 each; Albert and Milton J
Freiberg. nephews, and Nellie M
Siegel. niec $500 each; Hattie M
Reese. niec $1000; Lise L and
Alice Rosenfeld, grandnieces, and
Rolf Reizenstein and Martin and
Kenneth E Spatz, grandnephews.
$2000 each; one-seventh of residue
of estate each to Irma M
Rosenfeld, Rosa M Rosenstein
and Belle M Spatz, nieces, and
Benno Mannheimer, nephew; remaining
three-sevenths of residue
to Emma Mannheimer, sister-in-
Iaw- Mannheimer, brother,
and Maurice D Strauss, brotherin-
law,

Mannheimer, Anna (I15274)

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Mannheimer, Robert J. 94 May 25, 1917 Aug. 04, 2011.
Bob was born in Bend to Clarence and Bianca Mannheimer. His early years were spent in Bend until the family moved to Portland where he attended Grant High School, moving his senior year and graduating from Corvallis High School. He graduated from Oregon State College, class of '39 and was an avid Beaver throughout his life. GO BEAVS! Upon graduation, he fulfilled his ROTC obligation by joining the U.S. Army, serving 5 1/2 years active duty in Alaska and the Philippines. He remained in the Army reserves, retiring as a Lt. Colonel. While in training at Fort Sill, Okla., he was introduced to the love of his life, Reba Wheeler. They were married after his discharge in 1945 and moved to Bend where they opened a women's apparel store. In 1960, he began his career as a sales representative for women's apparel, which brought the family to Portland in 1962. After his retirement he volunteered for SCORE for many years.
Bob was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Reba; and brother, Norman. He is survived by his children, Bianca Hart (Steve Libke), Robert (Penny) and Rebecca Mannheimer (Robin Irving). He will fondly be remembered as a very special "Papa" to his grandchildren, Ashley Lobdell, Rachel Smith, Eli Hart and Taylor Irving. He was "Papa Cane" to his great-grandchildren, Daisy Lobdell, and Oliver and Jonah Smith.
Mannheimer, Robert J. 94 May 25, 1917 Aug. 04, 2011.
Bob was born in Bend to Clarence and Bianca Mannheimer. His early years were spent in Bend until the family moved to Portland where he attended Grant High School, moving his senior year and graduating from Corvallis High School. He graduated from Oregon State College, class of '39 and was an avid Beaver throughout his life. GO BEAVS! Upon graduation, he fulfilled his ROTC obligation by joining the U.S. Army, serving 5 1/2 years active duty in Alaska and the Philippines. He remained in the Army reserves, retiring as a Lt. Colonel. While in training at Fort Sill, Okla., he was introduced to the love of his life, Reba Wheeler. They were married after his discharge in 1945 and moved to Bend where they opened a women's apparel store. In 1960, he began his career as a sales representative for women's apparel, which brought the family to Portland in 1962. After his retirement he volunteered for SCORE for many years.
Bob was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Reba; and brother, Norman. He is survived by his children, Bianca Hart (Steve Libke), Robert (Penny) and Rebecca Mannheimer (Robin Irving). He will fondly be remembered as a very special "Papa" to his grandchildren, Ashley Lobdell, Rachel Smith, Eli Hart and Taylor Irving. He was "Papa Cane" to his great-grandchildren, Daisy Lobdell, and Oliver and Jonah Smith.

Mannheimer, Robert Julian (I12197)

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Mannheimer, Selma N.
Dec. 26, 1931 - Aug. 30, 2012
Selma N. Mannheimer, 80, of Sarasota, formerly of Cleveland, OH passed away on August 30, 2012. She is survived by her husband, Martin; daughter, Sharon Mannheimer and her husband, Phil Jacob of Scarsdale, NY; son, Marc Mannheimer of Cleveland; brother, Ronald Garber of New York, NY; two grandchildren, Benjamin and Danielle Jacob. Interment will be at Sarasota National Cemetery.

Garber, Selma Noreene (I17648)

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MAPLE GROVE '97 Shamblott, Bernie R. died June 6, 2008, surrounded by his loving family. He fought a brave and courageous battle against gastric cancer. Bernie was born Nov. 21, 1938 in Duluth, Minn.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Eva [Singer] and Shaddy Shamblott. Bernie was a longtime New Ulm resident and retired in 2006 with his wife Shelly and relocated to Maple Grove, Minn. to be near their children and grandchildren. Bernie and Shelly owned and operated "The Carousel" for 28 years in New Ulm. Bernie was a loving, compassionate and devoted family man who cherished his family. He loved being a husband, father, and "Papa".

Bernie is survived by his wife, Shelly; son and daughter-in-law, Scott and Kate; daughters, Stacy and Jodi; grandchildren, Matthew Wertheimer and Rachel Shamblott. Bernie is also survived by mother-in-law, Sara Pieser; brother-in-law and sister-in-law

MAPLE GROVE '97Shamblott, Bernie R. died June 6, 2008, surrounded by his loving family. He fought a brave and courageous battle against gastric cancer. Bernie was born Nov. 21, 1938 in Duluth, Minn.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Eva [Singer] and Shaddy Shamblott. Bernie was a longtime New Ulm resident and retired in 2006 with his wife Shelly and relocated to Maple Grove, Minn. to be near their children and grandchildren. Bernie and Shelly owned and operated "The Carousel" for 28 years in New Ulm. Bernie was a loving, compassionate and devoted family man who cherished his family. He loved being a husband, father, and "Papa".

Bernie is survived by his wife, Shelly; son and daughter-in-law, Scott and Kate; daughters, Stacy and Jodi; grandchildren, Matthew Wertheimer and Rachel Shamblott. Bernie is also survived by mother-in-law, Sara Pieser; brother-in-law and sister-in-law

Shamblott, Bernard Robert (I20470)

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Mar 1937: Name listed as HELEN KANE; Nov 1941: Name listed as HELEN KANE KITZIS; May 1948: Name listed as HELEN TAYLOR; Sep 1971: Name listed as HELEN HAMMAN

Kane, Helen (I3149)

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Mar. 4, 1933 - May 22, 2015
Dr. John Baron, 82 years old, of Sarasota, FL and formerly of Pittsburgh, PA and Fall River, MA, passed away on May 22, 2015, shortly after the death of his wife. Beloved husband of Edythe (Edy) Baron, mother of Dr. Bruce Baron (Jill), Dr. Felice Baron (David Berkowitz), and Dr. Jim Baron (Kriss), and grandfather of 6.
Mar. 4, 1933 - May 22, 2015
Dr. John Baron, 82 years old, of Sarasota, FL and formerly of Pittsburgh, PA and Fall River, MA, passed away on May 22, 2015, shortly after the death of his wife. Beloved husband of Edythe (Edy) Baron, mother of Dr. Bruce Baron (Jill), Dr. Felice Baron (David Berkowitz), and Dr. Jim Baron (Kriss), and grandfather of 6.
Joint funeral service was held with his wife Edy at Temple Beth Sholom in Sarasota, FL, on May 26, 2015.
Mar. 4, 1933 - May 22, 2015
Dr. John Baron, 82 years old, of Sarasota, FL and formerly of Pittsburgh, PA and Fall River, MA, passed away on May 22, 2015, shortly after the death of his wife. Beloved husband of Edythe (Edy) Baron, mother of Dr. Bruce Baron (Jill), Dr. Felice Baron (David Berkowitz), and Dr. Jim Baron (Kriss), and grandfather of 6.
Joint funeral service was held with his wife Edy at Temple Beth Sholom in Sarasota, FL, on May 26, 2015.
Mar. 4, 1933 - May 22, 2015
Dr. John Baron, 82 years old, of Sarasota, FL and formerly of Pittsburgh, PA and Fall River, MA, passed away on May 22, 2015, shortly after the death of his wife. Beloved husband of Edythe (Edy) Baron, mother of Dr. Bruce Baron (Jill), Dr. Felice Baron (David Berkowitz), and Dr. Jim Baron (Kriss), and grandfather of 6.
Joint funeral service was held with his wife Edy at Temple Beth Sholom in Sarasota, FL, on May 26, 2015.
Mar. 4, 1933 - May 22, 2015
Dr. John Baron, 82 years old, of Sarasota, FL and formerly of Pittsburgh, PA and Fall River, MA, passed away on May 22, 2015, shortly after the death of his wife. Beloved husband of Edythe (Edy) Baron, mother of Dr. Bruce Baron (Jill), Dr. Felice Baron (David Berkowitz), and Dr. Jim Baron (Kriss), and grandfather of 6.
Joint funeral service was held with his wife Edy at Temple Beth Sholom in Sarasota, FL, on May 26, 2015.

Baron, Dr. John (I7863)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Aikman, Dennis Robert (I2395)

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March 15, 1926 - March 29, 2021

Clair Patricia O'Sullivan Lisker, a pioneering figure in nursing education and the Kaiser Permanente health care system, died March 29 at age 95. She passed away at the Kaiser Oakland Medical Center, where she had dedicated most of her 43-year career as a nursing educator and executive. A strong proponent of managed, prepaid health care, Clair believed nurses and others should be critical thinkers who treat every patient with kindness and compassion.

Clair's journey began in Kilfinane, County Limerick, Ireland, where she was born to Robert and Nora O'Sullivan. She pointed to "The Chemical History of a Candle," by Michael Faraday, as an inspiration for her interest in the sciences. Eager to expand her horizons, Clair was just 17 when she left Ireland to study nursing at London's Royal Northern Hospital.

It was the height of World War II and Clair sheltered in the Underground during Nazi bombing raids. Moving to California in 1947, she joined the second class of students at the Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing in Oakland, and almost immediately became an instructor after graduating. She earned her B.S.N. and M.S. at San Francisco State University and UCSF, respectively. She went on to become associate director at the nursing school until its closure in 1976.

From 1976 until her retirement in 1991, Clair served as assistant and chief executive nurse at the Oakland hospital. Throughout her career, she held students and nurses alike to the highest standards while teaching through example. In retirement, she remained active in the nursing school's alumni association and efforts to create a new nursing school at Kaiser Permanente. Her story is documented by The Bancroft Library's Oral History Center.

A longtime Berkeley resident, Clair was a pint-sized woman and a force of nature. She was renowned for her delicious cooking and peppery political opinions. Dinner guests were typically treated to four-course meals culminating with one (or more) of Clair's signature desserts. She regularly knit elaborate sweaters for her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and other youngsters.

Clair was a gifted seamstress, enthusiastic gardener, avid reader, and dog whisperer. She celebrated the election of President Barack Obama and the defeat of Donald Trump. She was endlessly curious about life.

Clair was preceded in death in 2011 by Fred M. Lisker, her husband of 58 years; and her siblings, Martha Horne of Kensington, Thomas of Cork, and Noel of Kilfinane. Survivors include her children, Wesley (Abby) and Susan Patmont (Jim); grandchildren, Oriana Bosin (Zach), Jeffrey Patmont (Zizi), Emily Lisker (Curtis Hayden), Danny Patmont (Katy Galambos), Stevie Patmont (Alyse Terschuren), and Sarah Lisker (Nick James); and great-grandchildren, Claire, Jamie, and Jack Patmont and Griffin and Cameron Bosin; and many nieces and nephews. She will be greatly missed by her entire extended family and a wide network of adoring friends, neighbors, and colleagues.

Special thanks to Abbie Habtegeorgis and Dr. Mary Patton for taking exceptional care of Clair in her later years. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing Alumni Association Scholarship Fund, 2372 Westcliffe Lane, Walnut Creek, CA 94597.
March 15, 1926 - March 29, 2021

Clair Patricia O'Sullivan Lisker, a pioneering figure in nursing education and the Kaiser Permanente health care system, died March 29 at age 95. She passed away at the Kaiser Oakland Medical Center, where she had dedicated most of her 43-year career as a nursing educator and executive. A strong proponent of managed, prepaid health care, Clair believed nurses and others should be critical thinkers who treat every patient with kindness and compassion.

Clair's journey began in Kilfinane, County Limerick, Ireland, where she was born to Robert and Nora O'Sullivan. She pointed to "The Chemical History of a Candle," by Michael Faraday, as an inspiration for her interest in the sciences. Eager to expand her horizons, Clair was just 17 when she left Ireland to study nursing at London's Royal Northern Hospital.

It was the height of World War II and Clair sheltered in the Underground during Nazi bombing raids. Moving to California in 1947, she joined the second class of students at the Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing in Oakland, and almost immediately became an instructor after graduating. She earned her B.S.N. and M.S. at San Francisco State University and UCSF, respectively. She went on to become associate director at the nursing school until its closure in 1976.

From 1976 until her retirement in 1991, Clair served as assistant and chief executive nurse at the Oakland hospital. Throughout her career, she held students and nurses alike to the highest standards while teaching through example. In retirement, she remained active in the nursing school's alumni association and efforts to create a new nursing school at Kaiser Permanente. Her story is documented by The Bancroft Library's Oral History Center.

A longtime Berkeley resident, Clair was a pint-sized woman and a force of nature. She was renowned for her delicious cooking and peppery political opinions. Dinner guests were typically treated to four-course meals culminating with one (or more) of Clair's signature desserts. She regularly knit elaborate sweaters for her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and other youngsters.

Clair was a gifted seamstress, enthusiastic gardener, avid reader, and dog whisperer. She celebrated the election of President Barack Obama and the defeat of Donald Trump. She was endlessly curious about life.

Clair was preceded in death in 2011 by Fred M. Lisker, her husband of 58 years; and her siblings, Martha Horne of Kensington, Thomas of Cork, and Noel of Kilfinane. Survivors include her children, Wesley (Abby) and Susan Patmont (Jim); grandchildren, Oriana Bosin (Zach), Jeffrey Patmont (Zizi), Emily Lisker (Curtis Hayden), Danny Patmont (Katy Galambos), Stevie Patmont (Alyse Terschuren), and Sarah Lisker (Nick James); and great-grandchildren, Claire, Jamie, and Jack Patmont and Griffin and Cameron Bosin; and many nieces and nephews. She will be greatly missed by her entire extended family and a wide network of adoring friends, neighbors, and colleagues.

Special thanks to Abbie Habtegeorgis and Dr. Mary Patton for taking exceptional care of Clair in her later years. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing Alumni Association Scholarship Fund, 2372 Westcliffe Lane, Walnut Creek, CA 94597.

O'Sullivan, Clair Patricia (I19123)

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March 16, 1922 - October 25, 2018 Mannie practiced family law and commercial law in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills from 1949-1994. Born in Montreal, he moved to Los Angeles at age 14, and graduated from UCLA in 1942. He served in the Army in the Pacific from 1942-1945, and graduated from USC Law School in 1948. Mannie leaves behind Selma Bluestone Seligman, his wife of 70 years, daughter Kathryn Seligman, grandson Matthew Bedrick, son-in-law Stephen Bedrick, and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by brothers Sam, Bernie and Syd Seligman. Mannie was a warm, kind and loving man dedicated to helping others. Funeral: Sunday, November 4, 2018, 1:00 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park, 6001 W. Centinela Ave., Los Angeles.

Seligman, Manuel (I13650)

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Marcia Applebaum, 81, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, died on 24 June 2021.

Family members include:
Beloved wife of 56 years of the late Eugene Applebaum. Cherished mother of Lisa Applebaum and Pamela Applebaum (Gaal Karp). Adoring Nanny of Rebecca, Molly, Mia, and Sky. Loving sister of Alice (Ronald) Turett. Devoted cousin of Shelly Freedman and devoted daughter of the late Seymour and the late Sadie Lipsky. Survived by nephews, nieces, and many cousins. Also survived by her long-time and dedicated staff Zeba Kuhl and Ken Smith.

Marcia lived a life devoted to her family and community. The love of her late husband, Eugene Applebaum, was truly special and inspirational. While Marcia preferred to lead from behind the scenes, she and Eugene were philanthropic partners and champions for so many causes and organizations which advanced education, promoted health and medical research, enhanced arts and culture, and strengthened the Jewish community and Israel.

Marcia and Eugene were also partners in life, spending cherished time together at their homes in Florida and New York. Most of all, they valued time at home here in Michigan with their beloved children and grandchildren.

Marcia's understated elegance, kindness, and exquisite lens on life will forever be an extraordinary example to her family and friends. She will be deeply missed.

Lipsky, Marcia Carole (I2366)

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Marcia G. Friedman of Sylvania, Ohio, formerly Rochester, New York, passed away surrounded by loved ones on Friday, September 14, 2018. Born in Rochester, New York, on August 31, 1927, she was the daughter of Sol and Selma Guttenberg. In 1950 she married the love of her life, Arthur M. Friedman, in Rochester, New York.

Marcia worked as a travel agent in her early years. Following her husband in his career, she, along with their two sons, relocated to Detroit, Michigan, for a short period before settling in the Toledo area. Working as an administrative assistant for University of Toledo Office of Undergraduate Admissions, she enjoyed a twenty-year career until retiring in the 1980s.

She and her husband, Arthur, were actively involved in the Toledo area Jewish community while belonging to Congregation B'nai Israel. She aided in various activities, including Congregation B'nai Israel's annual rummage sale. Throughout the years, she also enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Preceding her in death were her son, Richard Friedman; husband, Arthur Friedman; sisters-in-law, Lillian (Abraham) Eramus, Ivy (Manny) Phillips, and Adele Striker; and parents, Sol and Selma Guttenburg. Surviving are her son, Mark; grandchildren, Shawn Friedman, Adam (Jessica) Friedman, and Lindsay (Blaine) Kuneman; and great-grandchildren, Katelynn Friedman-Lawson and Hendrix Levi Arthur Kuneman. Numerous nieces and nephews will also fondly remember her.

Graveside funeral Services will be held at Beth Shalom Cemetery

Guttenberg, Marcia Betty (I1687)

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MARCUS - Ruth (nee Kitzes), on December 27, 2012. Beloved wife of Leonard Marcus. Cherished mother of Erica Marcus. Dear sister of the late David Kitzes.

Kitzes, Ruth E. (I3785)

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MARGALIT \endash On April 11, DINA (nee Rivlin), beloved wife of Professor Shlomo Margalit , loving mother of Yael Moses and the late Dr. Nehemiah Margalit , dear mother-in-law of Dr. David Moses and the late Rachel Margalit . Loving grandmother of Dr. Ron and Shira Moses, Dr. Eydie and Adam Kolko, Orna Margalit , Talia and Oren Kadosh, and Vered Margalit , loving great-grandmother of four. Interment at Haym Salomon Memorial Park, Pa.

Rivlin, Dina (I13507)

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MARGARET FURMAN FIRESTEIN passed away peacefully in her sleep, at home among her loved ones, on December 26, 2001. Margaret Furman Firestein was born on September 1, 1928 in Houston, Texas to Leo M. and Berth Westheimer Furman. She graduated from the University of Houston in 1947. She was a gifted athlete and coach, a devoted mother, an avid traveler, a proud American, and a devout Jew. Margaret is survived by her beloved husband of over 45 years, Rabbi Louis Firestein, and was a loyal helpmate and support during the 25 years he served as rabbi of Temple Beth Israel in Austin, Texas. She also survived by her loving children, who will miss her very deeply. Margaret was preceded in death by her parents and the brother whom she cherished, Daniel Westheimer Furman

Furman, Margaret Fox (I25917)

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Margo Stern, age 92, of St. Louis Park, passed away peacefully on January 5, 2014. Preceded in death by son, Richard and son & daughter-in-law, Michael & Gwen. Survived by son, Bill (Nancy); grandsons, Richard (Ellen) & David; and great-grandson, Mason. To honor Margo's wishes, a private service for immediate family only will be held. The family would like to thank the wonderful caregivers at Sholom Home West & Sholom Johnson Hospice
Margo Stern, age 92, of St. Louis Park, passed away peacefully on January 5, 2014. Preceded in death by son, Richard and son & daughter-in-law, Michael & Gwen. Survived by son, Bill (Nancy); grandsons, Richard (Ellen) & David; and great-grandson, Mason. To honor Margo's wishes, a private service for immediate family only will be held. The family would like to thank the wonderful caregivers at Sholom Home West & Sholom Johnson Hospice

Wallach, Margo (I24805)

2177

Marguerite came to this country in 1941. She was married to Julius Westheimer for 67 years until his passing in 1994. She and her husband operated a farm in Middleburgh, NY for many years. She was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim in Schenectady and a member and past president of the Business and Professional Women's Organization. Mrs. Westheimer was instrumental in assisting Jews escape from Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. She is survived by a son, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by a grandson Alan Westheimer (Information paraphrased from Times Union)
Marguerite came to this country in 1941. She was married to Julius Westheimer for 67 years until his passing in 1994. She and her husband operated a farm in Middleburgh, NY for many years. She was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim in Schenectady and a member and past president of the Business and Professional Women's Organization. Mrs. Westheimer was instrumental in assisting Jews escape from Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. She is survived by a son, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by a grandson Alan Westheimer
(Information paraphrased from Times Union)
Parents: Max Wolf & Clemence Dreyfus
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Marguerite came to this country in 1941. She was married to Julius Westheimer for 67 years until his passing in 1994. She and her husband operated a farm in Middleburgh, NY for many years. She was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim in Schenectady and a member and past president of the Business and Professional Women's Organization. Mrs. Westheimer was instrumental in assisting Jews escape from Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. She is survived by a son, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by a grandson Alan Westheimer
(Information paraphrased from Times Union)
Parents: Max Wolf & Clemence Dreyfus
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Marguerite came to this country in 1941. She was married to Julius Westheimer for 67 years until his passing in 1994. She and her husband operated a farm in Middleburgh, NY for many years. She was a member of Congregation Agudat Achim in Schenectady and a member and past president of the Business and Professional Women's Organization. Mrs. Westheimer was instrumental in assisting Jews escape from Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. She is survived by a son, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by a grandson Alan Westheimer
(Information paraphrased from Times Union)

Wolf, Marguerite Elisabeth (I19508)

2178

MARIAN KOVINSKY BIRNKRANT JACOBS 93, of Pontiac, died May 9. She was a past member of Temple Beth Jacob in Pontiac, past president of its sisterhood and a member of Temple Beth El. Mrs. Jacobs is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Sherwin and Bernice Birnkrant of Pontiac; grandchildren, Stephen and Frann Birnkrant, Jon and Carol Birnkrant; great-grandchildren, Allison, Jeffrey, Michael and Jaclyn Birnkrant; stepson, I. Richard Jacobs. She was the beloved wife of the late Saul Birnkrant and the late David Jacobs. Interment at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
MARIAN KOVINSKY
BIRNKRANT JACOBS 93, of
Pontiac, died May 9. She was a past
member of Temple Beth Jacob in
Pontiac, past president of its sisterhood
and a member of Temple Beth
El.
Mrs. Jacobs is survived by her son
and daughter-in-law, Sherwin and
Bernice Birnkrant of Pontiac; grandchildren,
Stephen and Frann
Birnkrant, Jon and Carol Birnkrant;
great-grandchildren, Allison, Jeffrey,
Michael and Jaclyn Birnkrant; stepson,
I. Richard Jacobs. She was the
beloved wife of the late Saul
Birnkrant and the late David Jacobs.
Interment at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery.

Kovinsky, Marion (I14488)

2179

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Pfeifer, Michel (I2809)

2180

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Braune, Marilyn (I11050)

2181

Marilyn Goldsmith nee Kitzis, age 84. Loving companion of Mark Davis. Loving mother of Marcie Goldsmith and Michelle (David) Evins. Proud grandmother of Jake, Luke and Nicole. Dear sister of the late Jerry Kitzis and the late Bernyce (the late Marvin) Zimmerman. She will be deeply missed by her friends and family.
Marilyn Goldsmith nee Kitzis, age 84. Loving companion of Mark Davis. Loving mother of Marcie Goldsmith and Michelle (David) Evins. Proud grandmother of Jake, Luke and Nicole. Dear sister of the late Jerry Kitzis and the late Bernyce (the late Marvin) Zimmerman. She will be deeply missed by her friends and family.

Kitzis, Marilyn (I3775)

2182

Marilyn Halpern Westheimer, Marilyn Halpern Westheimer, 62, lost the battle with pancreatic cancer and departed this earthly life on August 6, 2011. She is survived by her husband: David Taylor; her two children Dr. Joshua Westheimer of Austin, TX and Emily Westheimer of Brooklyn, NY; David's son Travis Taylor of San Diego, CA, and her three siblings: Harriet Hearn, Gail Rogells and Michael Halpern. Marilyn was born in San Antonio, Texas on September 28, 1948. After attending Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio, she attended The University of Texas at Austin and then The University of Houston where she received a B.A. in Special Education and later in life her Master's in Social Work degree. After several years practicing at The Mind Body Institute, she received her Advanced Clinical Practitioner's License and entered private practice as a psychotherapist. One of her professional passions was group psychotherapy and she served as an officer of the Houston Group Psychotherapy Association for several years. A Houston resident for 33 years with a vibrant social life, it was rare for her to leave home without running into a friend. Marilyn was an avid dancer for much of her life, enjoying ballet, tap, jazz and more recently, ballroom dancing. Her love of life was evident in her dancing, her love of travel and her devotion to her many friends and family. Marilyn was a caring mother, devoted spouse and beloved friend. She leaves a profound void in the lives of those left behind.

Halpern, Marilyn Barbara (I25709)

2183

MARION (nee Lempert) SCHRAGER

Dec. 12, 2014, of Phila.
Wife of the late Philip;
mother of:
Anita (Tony) Corrado,
Bruce Schrager
and David Schrager;
grandmother of Joshua and Blake.
MARION (nee Lempert) SCHRAGER

Dec. 12, 2014, of Phila.
Wife of the late Philip;
mother of:
Anita (Tony) Corrado,
Bruce Schrager
and David Schrager;
grandmother of Joshua and Blake.
MARION (nee Lempert) SCHRAGER

Dec. 12, 2014, of Phila.
Wife of the late Philip;
mother of:
Anita (Tony) Corrado,
Bruce Schrager
and David Schrager;
grandmother of Joshua and Blake.

Lempert, Marion (I23946)

2184

MARK VANN, 39, BANJO PLAYER FOR GROUP LEFTOVER SALMON
Colorado's music community is mourning the loss of Mark Vann. The affable 39-year-old banjoist and co-founder of Boulder-based Leftover Salmon died Monday at his home. He had been diagnosed in October with melanoma, a form of skin cancer.

''Mark Vann was a wonderful guy and a brilliant musician. He took the banjo to a new level,'' said Chuck Morris, vice president of Clear Channel Entertainment in Denver. Morris was Leftover Salmon's manager for five years.

Craig Ferguson, director and owner of the annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival, called Vann ''the best rock 'n' roll banjo player ever. He was a kind, mild-mannered guy who really appreciated music.''

Vann started playing banjo as a teen-ager in Virginia. Leftover Salmon was formed 12 years ago in Boulder when Vince Herman of the Cajun-influenced Salmonheads joined up with Drew Emmitt and Vann of the progressive bluegrass Left Hand String Band. Vann twice won the banjo competition at Telluride.

Through relentless touring, the band earned a national audience for its free-form, self-described ''polyethnic Cajun slamgrass'' music.

One of the best examples of Vann's fusion style can be heard on the song Funky Mountain Fogdown on the 1997 CD Euphoria (Hollywood). On Leftover Salmon's The Nashville Sessions (Hollywood), Vann jammed with diverse musicians including Blues Traveler's John Popper, Sam Bush, bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs and the late Waylon Jennings.

''He was a great banjo player and a great musician. He could play (Earl) Scruggs-style bluegrass banjo, but he was his own player. He had his own style,'' said Grammy-winning mandolinist Sam Bush.

''He had that drive and intensity you can't teach. He was also one of the fastest pickers I ever tried to keep up with.''

In a series of local benefit concerts in November, Leftover Salmon was joined by a host of musical luminaries, including Todd Park Mohr, banjoists Bela Fleck and Pete Wernick and members of Colorado's other jamgrass bands: String Cheese Incident and the Yonder Mountain String Band.

Private services will be held this week. A memorial concert is being planned for the spring. Vann is survived by his wife, Jennifer Vann, of Boulder. A fund has been established to help pay Vann's medical expenses.

Vann, Mark David (I9865)

2185

MARKS-Entered into eternal rest on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966, at San Juan, Puerto Rico, Harry Marks of 84 Marion Ave., Albany beloved husband of Lillian Brenner Marks; stepfather of Dr. Robert Brenner of Fort Gordon, Ga., U.S. Army, and Dr. Paul Brenner of Boston. Mass.: devoted brother of Mrs. Ann Chi/ewer of Chicago, 111., Mrs. William Blum of Schenectady, Mrs. Samuel Rose of Brooklyn and Mrs. Edward Hlrsch of Miami Beach. Fla.; son of the late Abraham and Pauline Borinsteln Marks; also survived by several nieces and nephews

Marks, Harry (I7982)

2186

MARLBOROUGH - Helene (Wexler) Mergentheimer, 70, of Marlborough, died on Thursday, August 11, 2016 at the Christopher House in Worcester.

A graveside service was held at New Montefiore Cemetery in West Babylon, New York.

Born: February 10, 1946
Place of Birth: Brooklyn, New York, NY
Death: August 11, 2016
Place of Death: Worcester, MA

Wexler, Helene Esther (I11987)

2187

Marlee Anne Kalmin was born January 12, 1993. She is survived by her Mother Pamela Gilbert, father Fred Kalmin, stepfather Matthew, and brother Joey Kalmin. Marlee was such a beautiful girl, her family saw her as an angel, a blessing. She was the light of her family's eyes, she brought so much love to everyone she met. Marlee "sparkled" as her family would say. She was always excited, and a very bubbly little girl. Marlee passed away from a tragic accident. "My whole world stopped in that instant." - Marlee's dad She was 23 months old. She is missed so much everyday by her family and friends. If tears could build a stairway, and memories a lane. I would walk right up to Heaven and bring you back again. No farewell words were spoken, No time to say "Goodbye". You were gone before I knew it, and only God knows why. My heart still aches with sadness, and secret tears still flow. What it meant to love you - No one can ever know. But now I know you want me to mourn for you no more; To remember all the happy times life still has much in store. Since you'll never be forgotten, I pledge to you today~ A hollowed place within my heart is where you'll always stay. Marlee is greatly loved and missed every single day, she will never be forgotten Rest in eternal peace Marlee.

Marlee Anne Kalmin was born January 12, 1993. She is survived by her Mother Pamela Gilbert, father Fred Kalmin, stepfather Matthew, and brother Joey Kalmin.

Marlee was such a beautiful girl, her family saw her as an angel, a blessing. She was the light of her family's eyes, she brought so much love to everyone she met. Marlee "sparkled" as her family would say. She was always excited, and a very bubbly little girl.

Marlee passed away from a tragic accident.

"My whole world stopped in that instant."
- Marlee's dad

She was 23 months old.
She is missed so much everyday by her family and friends.

If tears could build a stairway,
and memories a lane.
I would walk right up to Heaven
and bring you back again.

No farewell words were spoken,
No time to say "Goodbye".
You were gone before I knew it,
and only God knows why.

My heart still aches with sadness,
and secret tears still flow.
What it meant to love you -
No one can ever know.

But now I know you want me
to mourn for you no more;
To remember all the happy times
life still has much in store.

Since you'll never be forgotten,
I pledge to you today~
A hollowed place within my heart
is where you'll always stay.

Marlee is greatly loved and missed every single day, she will never be forgotten

Rest in eternal peace Marlee.

Kalmin, Marlee Anne (I14109)

2188

MARLETT - John E. May 1, 2016. Beloved husband of Carol (nee Ruckinger); dear father of Denise (Chuck) DiBello, Teresa (Ron) Goudy and John "Charlie" (Jasca) Marlett; survived by grandchildren and great-grandchildren; brother of Ron (Kathy), David (Lena), Dennis (Linda) Marlett and the late Roberta (Carl) Lutz and Cathy Cowan; survived by many nieces and nephews. Chapel services will be held Tuesday (today) 2 PM at Acacia Park Cemetery,

Marlett, John Edgar (I14886)

2189

Marlowe, Lauren Jill 27, of Boynton Beach, FL, died Tuesday, September 20, 2011 at Bethesda Hospital. She was the beloved daughter of Douglas and Celia (Rosen) Marlowe of Boynton Beach, FL. She had lived in Boynton Beach since 2007, previously living in Winter Springs, FL. Lauren was a remarkable special education teacher for children with severe and profound autism. She was a graduate of Illinois State University and a member of Autism Now. Dear sister of Alison Westermann of El Paso, TX. Cherished granddaughter of Estelle Rosen of Providence, RI and Delray Beach, FL.

Burial:
Sons of David and Israel Cemetery
Providence
Providence County
Rhode Island, USA

Marlowe, Lauren Jill (I16802)

2190

Marriage cert. lists his age as 43 and hers as 23, but if he was born in 1830, he was 45.
1870 census his place of residence is 10th St, with Jeanette; on marriage cert. for marr. to Fanny, 10th St still the address.

Family F7774

2191

Marriage index says "Lena Findgold", parents Joseph & Mollie

Family F7648

2192

Marriage Indexes. New Jersey State Archives, Trenton, New Jersey.

Source Source: S2937 (S2937)

2193

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Fitzsimmons, John Joseph Jr. (I10191)

2194

Marriage year from Lil MILLMAN who said Bessie was 3rd child of SAM and EV A.

Stanley Diamond Update - 03/13/2002

Marriage year from Lil MILLMAN who said Bessie was 3rd child of SAM and EV A.
Stanley Diamond Update - 03/13/2002

Marriage year from Lil MILLMAN who said Bessie was 3rd child of SAM and EV A.
Stanley Diamond Update - 03/13/2002

Marriage year from Lil MILLMAN who said Bessie was 3rd child of SAM and EV A.

Pearson, Bessie Miriam (I18292)

2195

married
to USA

Weis, Caroline (I13860)

2196

married (spouse not present) in 1920

NATHANSON\emdash isidore, beloved husband of Ruth, devoted brother of William, Henrietta Alpern and Mollie Levine. Services Sunday, 1 P.M., at "Gutterman's," Church and Flatbush Aves., Brooklyn:
married (spouse not present) in 1920

NATHANSON- isidore, beloved husband of Ruth, devoted brother of William, Henrietta Alpern and Mollie Levine. Services Sunday, 1 P.M., at "Gutterman's," Church and Flatbush Aves., Brooklyn:
married (spouse not present) in 1920

NATHANSON- isidore, beloved husband of Ruth, devoted brother of William, Henrietta Alpern and Mollie Levine. Services Sunday, 1 P.M., at "Gutterman's," Church and Flatbush Aves., Brooklyn:
married (spouse not present) in 1920

NATHANSON- isidore, beloved husband of Ruth, devoted brother of William, Henrietta Alpern and Mollie Levine. Services Sunday, 1 P.M., at "Gutterman's," Church and Flatbush Aves., Brooklyn:
married (spouse not present) in 1920

NATHANSON- isidore, beloved husband of Ruth, devoted brother of William, Henrietta Alpern and Mollie Levine. Services Sunday, 1 P.M., at "Gutterman's," Church and Flatbush Aves., Brooklyn:
married (spouse not present) in 1920

NATHANSON- isidore, beloved husband of Ruth, devoted brother of William, Henrietta Alpern and Mollie Levine. Services Sunday, 1 P.M., at "Gutterman's," Church and Flatbush Aves., Brooklyn:

Nathanson, Isidore (I18900)

2197

Married ? Kulback bef 1948

Massel, Ida (I14129)

2198

Married ?? Birman bef 1958
Married ?? Feldman bef 1975
Married ?? Birman bef 1958
Married ?? Feldman bef 1975

Takefman, Harriet Jane (I3596)

2199

married ?? Chidester

married ?? Chidester

Lipsky, Ann Kay (I16131)

2200

Married ?? Hardy
Married Cecil Gunsbury

Weinberg, Julia F. (I11479)