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MEDI: Book _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y

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MEDI: Fishler
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MEDI: Fishler
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MEDI: Index
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MEDI: Index DATE: 28 Feb 2010 _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y

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2358

MEDI: Personal
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MEDI: Personal _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y

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2360

Medical Technician/

Arost, Ella Neumann (I12438)

2361

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

Finkel, Susan Michele (I25221)

2362

Melissa Ann Maurer , 31, of 7891 Quakerneck Road, Bozman, Md., formerly of 902 9th Terrace, PGA, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., died of natural causes Friday [February 2, 1996] at 5 p.m. in Memorial Hospital, Easton, Md. where she had been a patient for one day. Born in Reading, she was a daughter of Norton K. Brown, Reading, and Marcia Ann (Zerbe) Rhoads, Palm Beach, Florida. She was a 1982 graduate of Wyomissing High School. She is also survived by a son, Cody D. at home & a stepfather, Richard H. Rhoads, Sr., Wyomissing.

Brown, Melissa Ann (I17845)

2363

Memorial for JOYCE A. KLABER Born in NEWPORT, RI on Aug. 29, 1917 Departed on May 19, 2007 and resided in CLEVELAND, OH. JOYCE A. KLABER (nee Applegate), age 89. Beloved wife of the late William, Jr.; dear mother of Barbara Gore of Canberra, Australia, William III of Long Eddy, NY and Stephen; cherished grandmother of eight and great grandmother of seven; dear sister of Stanley Applegate, Phyllis Foley and Lillian Castle (deceased).

Applegate, Joyce Watson (I14128)

2364

Memorial Tombstone in Fort Howard Memorial Park, Green Bay, WI

Neuberger, Isak (I14918)

2365

Memorial Tombstone in Fort Howard Memorial Park, Green Bay, WI

Thalheimer, Gida (I16336)

2366

Mentioned by Willard Scott on Today Show in 2013

Mentioned by Willard Scott on Today Show in 2013
Mentioned by Willard Scott on Today Show in 2013

Jacobson, Lillyan (I15115)

2367

Meron, Hazafon, Israel

Morris, Nachman Daniel "Donny" (I20320)

2368

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

Efros, Bryna (I19941)

2369

Meyer A. Kaplan, age 81, of Alliance, Ohio, died at 2:45 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 13, 2015, at Brookdale Senior Living. He was born Feb. 17, 1934, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Jacob O. and Rachel (Doll) Kaplan.

Meyer served as a medic in the Army, a respiratory therapist at The Jewish Hospital of Cincinnati and an associate at TJ Maxx. He loved to frequent local restaurants, played bingo, led activities at the Sterling House and especially loved to attend games/activities/events for his grandsons, Ryan, Shane and Zachary.

Surviving are daughter-in-law and caregiver, Lynn (Bower) Kaplan of Alliance; grandsons, Ryan Kaplan of Columbus, Ohio, Shane Kaplan and Zachary Kaplan, both of Alliance; daughter, Hope (Grimes) Kaplan; son-in-law, Greg Grimes; and grandsons, Jacob Grimes and Andrew Grimes, all of Ft. Campbell, Kentucky; and son, Jeffrey Kaplan of Alliance.

In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his first wife, Ann (Braverman) Kaplan; second wife, Rhoda (Sandburg) Kaplan; and brothers, Sol Kaplan and Harold Kaplan.

Kaplan, Meyer Albert (I11324)

2370

MEYER RICHARD IRWIN MEYER On Thursday, February 26, 2009. Richard Irwin Meyer of Leisure World, Silver Spring, MD. Beloved husband of Ruth H. Meyer; devoted father of Susan J. (Carl) Klinge, Ronald M. (Harriet) Meyer and Francine H. Meyer (Bill Scanlan); and loving grandfather of Elaine, Arthur, Matthew, Adele, and Joseph. Funeral services and interment private.

Meyer, Richard Irwin (I24270)

2371

Meyer's Passport app said 1856

Rosenfield, Joseph (I20036)

2372

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

Wolfsdorf, Dr. Joseph (I8154)

2373

Miami Herald, The (FL) - February 23, 2002
Deceased Name: DIRECTOR, ACTING TEACHER BYRNE PIVEN , FATHER OF JEREMY
Byrne Piven , an actor, director and teacher who influenced generations of performers, including his son, TV and movie actor Jeremy Piven , has died. He was 72.
Piven died of lung cancer in St. Francis Hospital of Evanston.
During its 30 years, the Piven Theatre Workshop in Evanston, a Chicago suburb, has shaped the work of stage and film actors including John, Joan and Ann Cusack; Lili Taylor; Aidan Quinn; and the Pivens' two children, Shira and Jeremy.
Jeremy Piven appeared in the TV series Ellen and later starred in another ABC series, Cupid. His father guest-starred on one episode of Cupid in 1998, playing a psychiatrist.
The younger Piven also has appeared in a number of films, including Grosse Pointe Blank, Just Write and Black Hawk Down.
Byrne Piven 's widow, Joyce Piven , said her husband had been playing in King Lear at their theater in Evanston last summer in a production directed by their daughter. He was diagnosed with lung cancer in November, she said.
Born in Scranton, Pa., Piven first went to work as an actor in New York, but moved to Chicago in 1954.
He and his wife married that year. They left Chicago the following year to work and study in New York, then returned to Chicago in 1967 and appeared in the short-lived Second City Repertory company. The couple later set up their acting workshop in Evanston.
''I came to Chicago to escape the show-biz scene in New York and to become a real legitimate actor,'' Piven once said.
Miami Herald, The (FL) - February 23, 2002
Deceased Name: DIRECTOR, ACTING TEACHER BYRNE PIVEN , FATHER OF JEREMY
Byrne Piven , an actor, director and teacher who influenced generations of performers, including his son, TV and movie actor Jeremy Piven , has died. He was 72.
Piven died of lung cancer in St. Francis Hospital of Evanston.
During its 30 years, the Piven Theatre Workshop in Evanston, a Chicago suburb, has shaped the work of stage and film actors including John, Joan and Ann Cusack; Lili Taylor; Aidan Quinn; and the Pivens' two children, Shira and Jeremy.
Jeremy Piven appeared in the TV series Ellen and later starred in another ABC series, Cupid. His father guest-starred on one episode of Cupid in 1998, playing a psychiatrist.
The younger Piven also has appeared in a number of films, including Grosse Pointe Blank, Just Write and Black Hawk Down.
Byrne Piven 's widow, Joyce Piven , said her husband had been playing in King Lear at their theater in Evanston last summer in a production directed by their daughter. He was diagnosed with lung cancer in November, she said.
Born in Scranton, Pa., Piven first went to work as an actor in New York, but moved to Chicago in 1954.
He and his wife married that year. They left Chicago the following year to work and study in New York, then returned to Chicago in 1967 and appeared in the short-lived Second City Repertory company. The couple later set up their acting workshop in Evanston.
''I came to Chicago to escape the show-biz scene in New York and to become a real legitimate actor,'' Piven once said.
Miami Herald, The (FL) - February 23, 2002
Deceased Name: DIRECTOR, ACTING TEACHER BYRNE PIVEN , FATHER OF JEREMY
Byrne Piven , an actor, director and teacher who influenced generations of performers, including his son, TV and movie actor Jeremy Piven , has died. He was 72.
Piven died of lung cancer in St. Francis Hospital of Evanston.
During its 30 years, the Piven Theatre Workshop in Evanston, a Chicago suburb, has shaped the work of stage and film actors including John, Joan and Ann Cusack; Lili Taylor; Aidan Quinn; and the Pivens' two children, Shira and Jeremy.
Jeremy Piven appeared in the TV series Ellen and later starred in another ABC series, Cupid. His father guest-starred on one episode of Cupid in 1998, playing a psychiatrist.
The younger Piven also has appeared in a number of films, including Grosse Pointe Blank, Just Write and Black Hawk Down.
Byrne Piven 's widow, Joyce Piven , said her husband had been playing in King Lear at their theater in Evanston last summer in a production directed by their daughter. He was diagnosed with lung cancer in November, she said.
Born in Scranton, Pa., Piven first went to work as an actor in New York, but moved to Chicago in 1954.
He and his wife married that year. They left Chicago the following year to work and study in New York, then returned to Chicago in 1967 and appeared in the short-lived Second City Repertory company. The couple later set up their acting workshop in Evanston.
''I came to Chicago to escape the show-biz scene in New York and to become a real legitimate actor,'' Piven once said.

Piven, Byrne (I18391)

2374

Miami Herald, The (FL) - Friday, June 12, 1992
Deceased Name: SELMA NATHANSON, RETIRED CLOTHING STORE OWNER
Every Christmas, members of the Optimist Club in Hollywood would take orphans to the Betsy and Billy Children's Department Store in downtown Hollywood. They'd leave with new clothes for the children.
Selma and Albert Nathanson, the store's owners, just wanted to help.
"Her character and personality inspired not only her children, but the community," Rabbi David Shapiro said of Selma Nathanson, who died Tuesday of a heart attack. She was 77.
Selma Rena Nathanson and her husband moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1939 from their hometown of Elizabeth, N.J., and opened Vogue Gifts, an accessory store at 202 S. Andrews Ave., said Betsy Rappaport, the Nathansons' daughter. When World War II broke out, they moved to Brooklyn, where Albert Nathanson got a job in the defense industry.
In 1947, they returned to Fort Lauderdale, where Albert worked with his father, building houses, Rappaport said. The following year, they moved to Hollywood and opened the children's store. They also became pioneer members of Temple Sinai in Hollywood, Shapiro said.
The Nathansons sold their store and their Hollywood house and moved to Plantation a couple of years ago.
One of Selma Nathanson's loves was orchids. She grew many orchids and other plants in her back yard, using the orchids to decorate the house at her children's weddings, Rappaport said.
Nathanson's needlework, pillows and crocheted handicrafts filled the house, she said.
"She could do anything," Rappaport said.
Besides her daughter, who lives in Dunwoody, Ga., Nathanson is survived by her husband, Albert; a son, Bill, of Plantation; two sisters, Ruth Scherman and Irma Walfish of Hollywood; a brother, Herbert Weinstein, of Hollywood; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Miami Herald, The (FL) - Friday, June 12, 1992
Deceased Name: SELMA NATHANSON, RETIRED CLOTHING STORE OWNER
Every Christmas, members of the Optimist Club in Hollywood would take orphans to the Betsy and Billy Children's Department Store in downtown Hollywood. They'd leave with new clothes for the children.
Selma and Albert Nathanson, the store's owners, just wanted to help.
"Her character and personality inspired not only her children, but the community," Rabbi David Shapiro said of Selma Nathanson, who died Tuesday of a heart attack. She was 77.
Selma Rena Nathanson and her husband moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1939 from their hometown of Elizabeth, N.J., and opened Vogue Gifts, an accessory store at 202 S. Andrews Ave., said Betsy Rappaport, the Nathansons' daughter. When World War II broke out, they moved to Brooklyn, where Albert Nathanson got a job in the defense industry.
In 1947, they returned to Fort Lauderdale, where Albert worked with his father, building houses, Rappaport said. The following year, they moved to Hollywood and opened the children's store. They also became pioneer members of Temple Sinai in Hollywood, Shapiro said.
The Nathansons sold their store and their Hollywood house and moved to Plantation a couple of years ago.
One of Selma Nathanson's loves was orchids. She grew many orchids and other plants in her back yard, using the orchids to decorate the house at her children's weddings, Rappaport said.
Nathanson's needlework, pillows and crocheted handicrafts filled the house, she said.
"She could do anything," Rappaport said.
Besides her daughter, who lives in Dunwoody, Ga., Nathanson is survived by her husband, Albert; a son, Bill, of Plantation; two sisters, Ruth Scherman and Irma Walfish of Hollywood; a brother, Herbert Weinstein, of Hollywood; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Weinstein, Selma Rena (I19927)

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Michael A. Manders, 67, of San Francisco, CA, formerly of Vineland, passed away unexpectedly on August 21, 2016 at his home in California. Michael was born on January 4, 1949, in Vineland, NJ to the late Fred and Ilse (Anson) Manders. Since childhood, Michael was knows as smart and quiet. He graduated from Vineland High School Class of 1967, where he enjoyed participating on the Debate Team. He completed his education at Rutgers University, Class of 1971. After retiring from his lifelong career in accounting, Michael found a new "retirement career" in teaching others to play Bridge. Like all good Bridge players, Michael had an ability to concentrate, an even temperament, a capacity for logic, and an unshakable positive attitude.
Michael very much enjoyed companionship with his feline "kids," Roquefort and Ricotta and loved to relay stories about how the two of them would "talk" to him. Michael was a devoted napper, an enthusiastic maker of gazpacho, an avid fan of the musical group Pink Martini, and was always happy to share a glass of wine and some friendly banter.
He is survived by his three brothers, David (Holly) of Vineland, NJ, Robbie (Diana) of Eugene, OR, and Steven (Ronda) of Cherry Hill, NJ; nephews, Dan, Max, Ari, Jacob, Joshua, Evan, Nat, Alexander, and Larson; nieces, Hilary, Hannah, Nina, Isabel and Gisele as well as many loving and caring cousins and friends.

A graveside service and burial will be held 11:30 am on Wednesday, August 31 at Alliance Cemetery, Norma, NJ.

Manders, Michael Alan (I28189)

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Michael Allan Whelan Feb. 9, 1953 - March 5, 2007 Mike was a loving Husband, Father, Son and Brother. He practiced law in San Jose and enjoyed riding his Harley, painting and dancing the night away. He was selfless and had a heart of gold. He put anyone above him and he shared his life with the world. Mike's laugh and smile lit up any room. His humor could brighten anyone's day. Mike was someone you could always count on and his memory will be carried with us forever. He is survived by his wife, Lissa, and two daughters, Victoria and Christina. We will always miss you and are grateful for the wonderful memories you gave us. We love you! Private services will be held.

Whelan, Michael Alan (I2968)

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MICHAEL BENJAMIN LAMM of Scottsdale, Arizona, passed away on December 14, 2015, in Scottsdale, Arizona, at the age of 19. Funeral services were held at Mt. Sinai on December 18 at 10:30 a.m. with Rabbi Michael Wasserman leading the service.

Michael was born in Baltimore, Maryland, to Jason Lamm and Rikki Youngworth on July 4, 1996, weighing only 1 pound at birth. He went to high school at Chaparral High School and graduated in 2015. He was attending Scottsdale Community College and intended to attend NAU in the fall of 2016. He worked part time at Best Buy in North Scottsdale.

Michael is preceded in death by his grandmother Edith Lamm and great-grandfather William Pearlman. Michael is survived by his parents, Jason Lamm and Rikki Youngworth; sisters Ryan, Chloe and London Lamm; brother, Julian Lamm; grandparents Walter Lamm, Ronne Youngworth and George and Kathy Youngworth; and great-grandmother Patricia Pearlman.
MICHAEL BENJAMIN LAMM of Scottsdale, Arizona, passed away on December 14, 2015, in Scottsdale, Arizona, at the age of 19. Funeral services were held at Mt. Sinai on December 18 at 10:30 a.m. with Rabbi Michael Wasserman leading the service.

Michael was born in Baltimore, Maryland, to Jason Lamm and Rikki Youngworth on July 4, 1996, weighing only 1 pound at birth. He went to high school at Chaparral High School and graduated in 2015. He was attending Scottsdale Community College and intended to attend NAU in the fall of 2016. He worked part time at Best Buy in North Scottsdale.

Michael is preceded in death by his grandmother Edith Lamm and great-grandfather William Pearlman. Michael is survived by his parents, Jason Lamm and Rikki Youngworth; sisters Ryan, Chloe and London Lamm; brother, Julian Lamm; grandparents Walter Lamm, Ronne Youngworth and George and Kathy Youngworth; and great-grandmother Patricia Pearlman.

Lamm, Michael Benjamin (I22567)

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Michael Irwin Dunn, age 65, beloved husband and best friend for 41 years of Beth, nee Margalit; loving father of Stacey (Amith) Panner, Stefani (Kyle) Wiemann and Ross Dunn; adored Zayde of Jackson, Gavriela, Emma and Liam; devoted son of the late Sybil Dunn Isner and Rubin Dunn; cherished brother of Idie (Bill) Przybylski, Debbie (Larry) Markowski, and the late Sari (late Ronnie) Abbey; dear son-in-law of Lorraine Margalit; fond brother-in-law of Norman (Paula) Margalit, TammySue (Michael Podlin) Margalit, and Sheryl (Tom) Fuller; treasured uncle, great uncle and a wonderful friend to many.
Interment Shalom Memorial Park.
Michael Irwin Dunn, age 65, beloved husband and best friend for 41 years of Beth, nee Margalit; loving father of Stacey (Amith) Panner, Stefani (Kyle) Wiemann and Ross Dunn; adored Zayde of Jackson, Gavriela, Emma and Liam; devoted son of the late Sybil Dunn Isner and Rubin Dunn; cherished brother of Idie (Bill) Przybylski, Debbie (Larry) Markowski, and the late Sari (late Ronnie) Abbey; dear son-in-law of Lorraine Margalit; fond brother-in-law of Norman (Paula) Margalit, TammySue (Michael Podlin) Margalit, and Sheryl (Tom) Fuller; treasured uncle, great uncle and a wonderful friend to many.
Interment Shalom Memorial Park.

Dunn, Michael Moshe Irwin (I11493)

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Michael Justin Spradlin Sr., age 62, born June 21, 1941, in Natchez, Miss., died Wednesday, June 2, 2004, at his residence in Pascagoula, Miss.

Mr. Spradlin was the former owner of Mike's Bikes on Market Street, a former school teacher with the Pascagoula School System and was presently employed with Swetman Security at First Chemical Corp. Mr. Spradlin was a member of First United Methodist Church in Pascagoula.

Survivors include his wife of 42 years, Mrs. Flora D. Spradlin; one son, Jay and his wife, Brandi Spradlin of Gainesville, Fla.; one daughter, Janna Spradlin of Leland, Miss.; four grandchildren, Sydney and Stone Spradlin of Pascagoula and Jordan Williams and Jamie Lynn Spradlin of Gainesville, Fla.

Spradlin, Michael Justin (I20456)

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Michael M. Mitchel, 84.

Beloved wife for 59 years of Carol, nee Bailey.

Loving father of Marci (Scott) Levenfeld, Steve (Nancy Marks) Mitchel and Leslie (Rob) Bond.

Proud grandfather of Andrew (Melissa) Greenberg, Elliot Greenberg, Sydney and Eli Levenfeld, Alyssa and Olivia Mitchel, Zoey, Asher and Avigail Bond.

Dear brother of Diane (Ira) Gilbert.

Will be missed by many nieces, nephews and friends.

Mitchel, Michael M. (I8093)

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Michele Ann Rudnick, 65, died Thursday, June 28, 2012 at home surrounded by family, friends and loved ones.
Michele was born on March 24, 1947 in Mount Vernon, N.Y and was a daughter of the late Marvin and Fay Barnett.
She is survived by her husband of 40 years, Dr. Stephen Rudnick; daughters, Erica Kim and her husband, Michael, and their children, Macey and Zachary, and Jessica Wilf and her husband, Adam, and their children, Ava and Hannah. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and an aunt.
Michele graduated from Mount Vernon High School in 1965 and attended the University of Cincinnati, receiving her Bachelor of Science degree. Her first job as a reservationist for British Airways allowed her and her parents to travel the world. She met her husband, Steve, while living in New York City. They were married in 1971 and lived in New York until moving to Kingston in 1980.
She worked as an educator for many years at Wyoming Area High School and started her own business, "College Bound," which helped many high school students attend the college of their choice. She was a member of Temple Israel and B'nai Brith.
She was truly a mentor and a wonderful role model for all of her friends and especially to her daughters Erica and Jessica. She made sure they received the best education at Wyoming Seminary and attended the colleges of their choice. Her grandchildren will remember her as the best Nanny in the world. She loved them "more than the whole wide world and to the moon and back."
Michele was a great cook, especially around the holidays. No project was too great. No task too difficult. You could see her family devotion in all the pictures around the house.
The family would like to thank Medical Oncology Associates for all their support.

Barnett, Michele Ann (I9510)

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Michele Goldman of Franklin, formerly of Sharon, entered into rest November 8, 2013, age 64.

Beloved mother of Jodi Meltzer and her husband Scott of North Easton, MA and Adam Goldman and his wife Jeimy of Costa Rica. Adored grandmother of Alex, Ashley, and Charly. Cherished daughter of Joyce Almeida of Colorado Springs, CO. Loving sister of Joyce Bloomer and her husband Jeff of Colorado Springs, CO.
Michele Goldman of Franklin, formerly of Sharon, entered into rest November 8, 2013, age 64.

Beloved mother of Jodi Meltzer and her husband Scott of North Easton, MA and Adam Goldman and his wife Jeimy of Costa Rica. Adored grandmother of Alex, Ashley, and Charly. Cherished daughter of Joyce Almeida of Colorado Springs, CO. Loving sister of Joyce Bloomer and her husband Jeff of Colorado Springs, CO.
Michele Goldman of Franklin, formerly of Sharon, entered into rest November 8, 2013, age 64.

Beloved mother of Jodi Meltzer and her husband Scott of North Easton, MA and Adam Goldman and his wife Jeimy of Costa Rica. Adored grandmother of Alex, Ashley, and Charly. Cherished daughter of Joyce Almeida of Colorado Springs, CO. Loving sister of Joyce Bloomer and her husband Jeff of Colorado Springs, CO.

Almeida, Michele Ann (I18611)

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Michigan, Marriage Records, 1867–1952. Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics.

Source Source: S3411 (S3411)

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Michigan, Marriage Records, 1867–1952. Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics.

Source Source: S5300 (S5300)

2385

Midwife "R Unger" (Rosalie Unger)

Reher, Simon (I7799)

2386

Mildred Dulsey ~1943-1949

Rosenblatt, Mildred June (I8130)

2387

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

Frank, Dr. Eugene Bennett (I9911)

2388

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

Sloss, Richard (I11063)

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MILLER RUTH L. Beloved wife of the late Ralph Miller. Dear mother of Alan (Susan O'Hara) Miller, Sheri (Dr. Robert) Slater, and Gordon (Jacqueline) Miller. Loving grandmother of Joanna Miller, Nicole, Daniel, and Justin Miller. Devoted sister of Betty Singer, the late Phillip Leemon and the late Norman Leemon. Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews, other family members and friends.

Leemon, Ruth Lillian (I16356)

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Milton A. Rozen, 83, died Tuesday, November 9, 2004, in Hollywood, Florida. He was predeceased by his parents, Anna and Leo Rozen; one sister, Minnie Gordon; one brother, Irving R. Rozen. He is survived by his loving wife of 64 years, Lillian B. Rozen, Hollywood, Fla.; two daughters, Pamela Gray and her husband, David Dunster, Binghamton, Barbara Hoffman and Dr. Jack Wolfsdorf, Miami, Fla.; one son, Wayne Rozen and his wife, Karen, Binghamton; seven grandchildren, Maggie and Geoffrey Gray, Jonathan and Joshua Hoffman, Brett Rozen, Dr. Todd and Debra Rozen, Lena Shabus; one brother and sister-in-law, Melvin and Barbara Rozen; one sister, Shirley Davis; also many nieces, nephews and cousins. Milt Rozen loved his family, his friends, his pets, and his work. Starting his own business in 1940, Indian Valley Industries, he built a diversified company that endures over 64 years later. Although his love of work and accomplishment dominated his interest, he participated in civil pursuits as President of the Town of Binghamton Planning Board, an active volunteer fireman in the Town of Binghamton, a member of the Classic Car Club of American and as a collector of antique gasoline engines. He was a horseback rider, owned purebred cattle, had numerous dogs and was very interested in the Humane Society and Project Paw. A lifelong member of Temple Israel, Milt Rozen valued his Jewish Heritage and helped instill those pursuits in his children and grandchildren, always spicing up family events with Yiddish storytelling. He was a Mason, pastmaster of Philetus Lodge #1023 and a Shriner. But it was his work and his love of building things that helped define his remembrance. He built the Inssbruck USA ski resort in 1964, purchased the Conklin Warehouse in 1973, started a paper recycling business the next year and relocated the corporate base to Johnson City in 1983. A stroke prematurely curtailed his business pursuits and active physical life in 1994 and his health seriously declined during the past six months. Those who knew him will always recall his quick wit and wide smile. Perhaps his humor and drive are the enduring gifts he leaves to all who shared his life. Burial will be in Temple Israel Cemetery, Conklin.

Rozen, Milton Arthur (I19725)

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Milton H. Dunsky, M.D. February 15, 2020 Milton H. Dunsky, M.D., 87, died Saturday, February 15th at his home.

Born in The Bronx, son of Jacob and Pearl Dunsky, Dr. Dunsky graduated from Columbia University and Albany Medical College. Following a three year research fellowship in Endocrinology at St. Louis University Medical School Hospital, Dr. Dunsky served the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission as a research fellow in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Dr. Dunsky moved to Syracuse for a fellowship in Nuclear Medicine at Upstate Medical Center and remained in Syracuse. Dr. Dunsky retired as the Chief of Nuclear Medicine at the Syracuse Veterans Administration Hospital and the Department of Medicine at Upstate Medical Center after working for over 30 years. His life long love of music continued as a season ticket holder at Syracuse Symphony Concerts as well as Friends of Chamber Music.

Dr. Dunsky was a gifted amateur photographer and enjoyed summer vacations in Wellfleet, Massachusetts with his family.

Dr. Dunsky is survived by his wife of 55 years, Theresa, his daughter Mary Elizabeth Von Dros (Dean) of Green Bay, Wisconsin, his son Robert (Maria) of Washington, D.C., and two grandsons Jacob Von Dros and Nicholas R. Dunsky.

Dunsky, Dr. Milton Harold (I27899)

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Milton R. Friedman, a real estate lawyer and scholar who wrote several standard works on property law, died on Sept. 16 at his home in Manhattan. He was 93.

Mr. Friedman, a graduate of Yale College and Yale Law School, was a law clerk, then known as law secretary, to Judges Learned Hand and Thomas W. Swan of the United States Court of Appeals.

His publisher, the Practising Law Institute, described Mr. Friedman's ''Contracts and Conveyances of Real Property,'' an analysis of real-property law published in 1954, and ''Friedman on Leases,'' an analysis of commercial real estate leases published in 1974, as two of its best-selling titles.

Mr. Friedman, a former partner in Parker, Duryee, Zunino, Malone & Carter in New York City, was married to the late Dorothy Guiterman Friedman.

He is survived by his son and daughter-in-law, Alan and Carolyn, of New York City, and three grandchildren.

Friedman, Milton Reuben (I26807)

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MIMI BACK LOEB, age 91, passed away February 25, 2018 in Little Rock.

Mimi was born February 11, 1927 in Little Rock. She graduated from Little Rock High School and Keystone Junior College in Pennsylvania.

Mimi married Milton L. Loeb on January 12, 1949. Miltie, as he was known, passed away in 1997. They were married 48 years.

Mimi was predeceased by her parents, Phillip G. Back and Alice L. Back, of Little Rock. She is survived by her sister Marilyn B. Weinstein, and by her children, Milton L. Loeb III and his wife Michelle LeMaire, Alan P. Loeb, Mark L. Loeb, and Jane L. Levine and her husband Scott A. Levine, and by her grandchildren, Amy A. Levine, Rachel H. Levine, Miriam C. Loeb, Breck A. Loeb, and her four legged grandson Kelev.

Mimi was the fourth generation of her family to live in Little Rock. Counting her grandchildren, there have been six generations living in Little Rock.

Mimi was civic minded. She was a member of the Women's Emergency Committee to Open Our Schools during the Central High crisis. She served on the board of the Arkansas Craft Guild and organized the national convention of the Acoustic Neuroma Association in Little Rock. She volunteered for both of Bill Clinton's Presidential campaigns and participated in his inauguration in 1992. She was an active member of Congregation B'nai Israel and its Sisterhood.

In 1977, Mimi and Miltie established Speedee Print, one of Little Rock's first quick printing businesses. In 1987, Jane and Scott Levine joined the company and built it into RiverCity Print and Imaging.

She loved to play bridge and mah jongg. Above all, Mimi cherished the time she spent with her family and friends.

Back, Mimi Sue (I18428)

2394

Minister of Transport
"Gustave Willems Award"

Minister of Transport
"Gustave Willems Award"

Willems, Gustave (I4240)

2395

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

Walsh, Andrew James (I26410)

2396

Minnie Berniker in 1940 census

Dulsky, Minnie (I17288)

2397

Minnie J. Reiffel, 6445 N. Francisco avenue, beloved wife of the late Phillip, fond mother of Arthur and the late Beatrice, dear sister of Lilly Gruber, Anna Winter, Esther Bayer, Gail Bonney, Zelda, Joe, and Elliot Bonowitz, and the late Fannie Canowitz, two grandchildren

Bonowitz, Minnie (I12522)

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Minnie Ruth Hirsch (nee Eisenkramer), age 88, was born May 16, 1918, the last of 6 children (Martha, Ninon, David, Hubert, Jack), and died on April 11, 2007. She was a devoted daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother.

During her early years and until her marriage to Max A. Hirsch (deceased) of Marvell, AR, she was a buyer and seller of women's apparel at Eisenkramer's department store in Pine Bluff.

Her early accomplishments included winning a state typing championship in 1935 for typing 83 wpm, playing piano and organ at Temple Anshe Emeth in Pine Bluff, AR, and being an active member of the Business and Professional Women's organization.

After her husband died in 1979, she continued managing their farm and her investments, living independently in the country until her illness. She became ill on January 26, 2007, while traveling to Chicago to attend a memorial service for her daughter, Maxine Hirsch Meyers, who died on November 12, 2006, after battling breast cancer for 18 years.

Minnie Ruth was known for her astute accounting and stock market skills and her acerbic wit. She enjoyed being a Marvell girlâ�™s softball team organizer, the manager of its concession stand, a Brownie Scout leader for her daughters, and a rhythm band leader at her daughters' school. People approached Minnie Ruth to serve as pianist, to join them in bridge or Mahjong, and to get knitting advice. For years she played piano for Temple Beth El in Helena where she was a member. She joined Temple B'nai Israel in Little Rock in 2006, after Temple Beth El was deconsecrated.

Her favorite saying was, "I do just like AETN says to do, 'Be Curious.", She will be remembered as a gentle mother and grandmother who gave only unconditional love, a person who found great joy in giving to others and yet one who found an endearing way to 'tell it like it is.'

Survivors include her daughter Martha Lou Alman (Charles) and granddaughters Laney and Susan Alman (Little Rock); grandson Max Meyers (Chicago); son-in-law Dennis Meyers (Chicago); sister-in-law Rosalie Eisenkramer (Hot Springs); nephews and nieces Bill (Kathryn) Eisenkramer (Hot Springs), David (Suzanne) Franklin (Memphis, TN) and Sylvia (Larry) Fox (Tucson, AZ).
Minnie Ruth Hirsch (nee Eisenkramer), age 88, was born May 16, 1918, the last of 6 children (Martha, Ninon, David, Hubert, Jack), and died on April 11, 2007. She was a devoted daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother.

During her early years and until her marriage to Max A. Hirsch (deceased) of Marvell, AR, she was a buyer and seller of women's apparel at Eisenkramer's department store in Pine Bluff.

Her early accomplishments included winning a state typing championship in 1935 for typing 83 wpm, playing piano and organ at Temple Anshe Emeth in Pine Bluff, AR, and being an active member of the Business and Professional Women's organization.

After her husband died in 1979, she continued managing their farm and her investments, living independently in the country until her illness. She became ill on January 26, 2007, while traveling to Chicago to attend a memorial service for her daughter, Maxine Hirsch Meyers, who died on November 12, 2006, after battling breast cancer for 18 years.

Minnie Ruth was known for her astute accounting and stock market skills and her acerbic wit. She enjoyed being a Marvell girlâ�™s softball team organizer, the manager of its concession stand, a Brownie Scout leader for her daughters, and a rhythm band leader at her daughters' school. People approached Minnie Ruth to serve as pianist, to join them in bridge or Mahjong, and to get knitting advice. For years she played piano for Temple Beth El in Helena where she was a member. She joined Temple B'nai Israel in Little Rock in 2006, after Temple Beth El was deconsecrated.

Her favorite saying was, "I do just like AETN says to do, 'Be Curious.", She will be remembered as a gentle mother and grandmother who gave only unconditional love, a person who found great joy in giving to others and yet one who found an endearing way to 'tell it like it is.'

Survivors include her daughter Martha Lou Alman (Charles) and granddaughters Laney and Susan Alman (Little Rock); grandson Max Meyers (Chicago); son-in-law Dennis Meyers (Chicago); sister-in-law Rosalie Eisenkramer (Hot Springs); nephews and nieces Bill (Kathryn) Eisenkramer (Hot Springs), David (Suzanne) Franklin (Memphis, TN) and Sylvia (Larry) Fox (Tucson, AZ).
Minnie Ruth Hirsch (nee Eisenkramer), age 88, was born May 16, 1918, the last of 6 children (Martha, Ninon, David, Hubert, Jack), and died on April 11, 2007. She was a devoted daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother.

During her early years and until her marriage to Max A. Hirsch (deceased) of Marvell, AR, she was a buyer and seller of women's apparel at Eisenkramer's department store in Pine Bluff.

Her early accomplishments included winning a state typing championship in 1935 for typing 83 wpm, playing piano and organ at Temple Anshe Emeth in Pine Bluff, AR, and being an active member of the Business and Professional Women's organization.

After her husband died in 1979, she continued managing their farm and her investments, living independently in the country until her illness. She became ill on January 26, 2007, while traveling to Chicago to attend a memorial service for her daughter, Maxine Hirsch Meyers, who died on November 12, 2006, after battling breast cancer for 18 years.

Minnie Ruth was known for her astute accounting and stock market skills and her acerbic wit. She enjoyed being a Marvell girlâ�™s softball team organizer, the manager of its concession stand, a Brownie Scout leader for her daughters, and a rhythm band leader at her daughters' school. People approached Minnie Ruth to serve as pianist, to join them in bridge or Mahjong, and to get knitting advice. For years she played piano for Temple Beth El in Helena where she was a member. She joined Temple B'nai Israel in Little Rock in 2006, after Temple Beth El was deconsecrated.

Her favorite saying was, "I do just like AETN says to do, 'Be Curious.", She will be remembered as a gentle mother and grandmother who gave only unconditional love, a person who found great joy in giving to others and yet one who found an endearing way to 'tell it like it is.'

Survivors include her daughter Martha Lou Alman (Charles) and granddaughters Laney and Susan Alman (Little Rock); grandson Max Meyers (Chicago); son-in-law Dennis Meyers (Chicago); sister-in-law Rosalie Eisenkramer (Hot Springs); nephews and nieces Bill (Kathryn) Eisenkramer (Hot Springs), David (Suzanne) Franklin (Memphis, TN) and Sylvia (Larry) Fox (Tucson, AZ).

Eisenkramer, Minnie Ruth (I14783)

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Miriam A. Brown, 69, a resident of 28 Ridgeway Sites in the town of Minetto, died Monday, March 31, 2008, at the Manor at Seneca Hill.

She was born in Philadelphia, Pa., a daughter of the late Herman and Minnie (Foreman) Arost. She was the wife of Dr. Ronald A. Brown.

Mrs. Brown had been employed for 18 years as a medical technologist at the Oswego Hospital, retiring in 2001.

In addition to her husband she is survived by one daughter, Rachel J. Brown of Syracuse; two sons, David S. (Yvonne) Brown and Josh D. Brown, both of Oswego; two foster brothers, Eddie Tenenbaum of Huntingdon Valley, Pa. and Henry Bacich of Philadelphia; two brothers, Samuel Paul of Philadelphia and Henry Arost of Cocoa Beach, Fla.; and two grandchildren, Sarah Ann Brown and Hanna Clay Brown.

She was predeceased by two sisters, Eleanor Levy and Edith Strauss.
Miriam A. Brown, 69, a resident of 28 Ridgeway Sites in the town of Minetto, died Monday, March 31, 2008, at the Manor at Seneca Hill.

She was born in Philadelphia, Pa., a daughter of the late Herman and Minnie (Foreman) Arost. She was the wife of Dr. Ronald A. Brown.

Mrs. Brown had been employed for 18 years as a medical technologist at the Oswego Hospital, retiring in 2001.

In addition to her husband she is survived by one daughter, Rachel J. Brown of Syracuse; two sons, David S. (Yvonne) Brown and Josh D. Brown, both of Oswego; two foster brothers, Eddie Tenenbaum of Huntingdon Valley, Pa. and Henry Bacich of Philadelphia; two brothers, Samuel Paul of Philadelphia and Henry Arost of Cocoa Beach, Fla.; and two grandchildren, Sarah Ann Brown and Hanna Clay Brown.

She was predeceased by two sisters, Eleanor Levy and Edith Strauss.

Arost, Miriam (I20277)

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Miriam Gould Miriam Gould passed away on April 26, 2014, at age 78. She was predeceased by her parents, Reuben and Esther Goldman; in-laws, Hyman G. and Ida K. Gould; and brothers-in-law, Myron Kolko, Elliott Landsman and Murray A. Gould. She is survived by her devoted and loving husband, Lewis J. Gould; loving children, Michael A. (Susan) Gould, Sharon G. Bloom and David A. Gould; grandchildren, David Bloom, Sarah Bloom, Nadia Gould, Jackson Gould, Summer Gould and Cody Gould; sister, Dvorah Kolko; brother, Arnold (Lynn) Goldman; sister-in-law, Debby Landsman; and many beloved nieces and nephews. Miriam was active in numerous and diverse community organizations; most recently the Ontario ARC Foundation board of directors. She battled Parkinson's Disease as she lived her life with courage, dignity and grace. Miriam was a true woman of valor.

Goldman, Miriam (I12848)