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Building a Family Tree for all variations of Kitces, Keces, Keses, Kitzes, Ketzis, Kitzis, Kicis, Kitsis, Chitis, and Кицис As well as Charest, Pearson, Gordon, Westheimer, Greenwald, Simon, Rohr, Dunsky |
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| 2451 | Mother: Miriam Lindheuer | Lehmann, Herman (I12096)
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| 2452 | Mother: Mollie, Sister: Rose Mother: Mollie, Sister: Rose | Kaiser, Erwin (I516)
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| 2453 | mother: Rachel Kaufman b. April 10 1885 (per her husband's naturalization papers) d. Feb 11, 1945 Pawtucket, RI. father: Samuel Miller born Jan, 1885 Shchors Ukraine died: Sept 18, 1939 Source: Emilie Epstein Son of Samuel Aaron and Rachel Leah (Kaufman) Miller. Survived by two sons and a daughter, brother Max Miller, and three grandchildren. Preceded in death by son Peter Jeffrey Miller and brothers Jacob, Saul and Morris Miller. | Miller, Norman Harry (I14221)
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| 2454 | Mother: Rachel Kogan | Bershadski, Udlia (I20699)
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| 2455 | Mother: Regina Mother: Regina | Weinberg, Moritz (I15451)
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| 2456 | mother: Rose Parents: Joseph Marcus & Rosa Mayfield | Marcus, Mollie (I18437)
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| 2457 | Mother: Rose | Parke, Jerome David (I9029)
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| 2458 | Mother: Sarah Mother: Sarah | Hamburger, Rebecca (I13055)
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| 2459 | Mother: Sarah Stern | Bennett, Miriam (I6803)
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| 2460 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fried, Harriett (I6942)
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| 2461 | Moved from Harrowgate Cemetery to Mount Sinai in 1903 | Westheimer, Lippman Rothschild (I12884)
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| 2462 | Moved from Harrowgate Cemetery to Mount Sinai in 1903 | Westheimer, Mabel Rothschild (I15679)
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| 2463 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Powell, Eric Mendel (I19162)
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| 2464 | Mr. and Mrs. Nathen Faine of Ontaga Ave., Farmington, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sheila Maxine, to Thomas Richard Shook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shook of Washburn Ave. Miss Faine attends the University of Michigan. Her fiance attended the University of Detroit and Ferris Institute. A summer, 1962 wedding is planned Possible match | Family F3940
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| 2465 | Mr. Franklin Z. Adell, 78, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, died after sunset on 13 August 2006. The funeral was held at Ira Kaufman Chapel on Wednesday, 16 August 2006 at 10:00 AM . Rabbi Harold Loss, The Reverend Jessie Jackson, Cantor Harold Orbach and Aretha Franklin officiated. Franklin Z. Adell is the Founder and Chairman of the World Network, Satellit Television Network(STN) and WADL TV 38 in Metro Detroit. The World Network is the undisputed source for Urban Ministries and Gospel Music. The Word Network is seen in over 42 million homes in the United States through a variety of satellite and cable providers including Direct TV, Comcast and Time Warner Cable just to name a few. The Word Network is seen in over 200 countries, 8 continents and seen annually by more than 5 billion people. He was a founder and partner in Adell Industries in Novi. Upon moving Adell Industries to Dallas in 1989, he convinced the city to change the zoning and make his 30,000 square foot building into the Novi Expo Center. Husband of the Late Sharron Adell; Dear Father of Laurie (Dr. Jeffrey) Fischgrund, Julie(Paul)Verona and Kevin (Joelle) Adell; Loving PaPa Frankie of Andrew Goldman, Melanie Goldman, Bradley Verona, Brandon Verona, Jessica Verona and Savonna Adell; Also Survived by his Companion Patricia Rodzik and Jeffrey's children Michelle, Marcy and Mark Fischgrund. Mr. Franklin Z. Adell, 78, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, died after sunset on 13 August 2006. The funeral was held at Ira Kaufman Chapel on Wednesday, 16 August 2006 at 10:00 AM . Rabbi Harold Loss, The Reverend Jessie Jackson, Cantor Harold Orbach and Aretha Franklin officiated. Franklin Z. Adell is the Founder and Chairman of the World Network, Satellit Television Network(STN) and WADL TV 38 in Metro Detroit. The World Network is the undisputed source for Urban Ministries and Gospel Music. The Word Network is seen in over 42 million homes in the United States through a variety of satellite and cable providers including Direct TV, Comcast and Time Warner Cable just to name a few. The Word Network is seen in over 200 countries, 8 continents and seen annually by more than 5 billion people. He was a founder and partner in Adell Industries in Novi. Upon moving Adell Industries to Dallas in 1989, he convinced the city to change the zoning and make his 30,000 square foot building into the Novi Expo Center. Husband of the Late Sharron Adell; Dear Father of Laurie (Dr. Jeffrey) Fischgrund, Julie(Paul)Verona and Kevin (Joelle) Adell; Loving PaPa Frankie of Andrew Goldman, Melanie Goldman, Bradley Verona, Brandon Verona, Jessica Verona and Savonna Adell; Also Survived by his Companion Patricia Rodzik and Jeffrey's children Michelle, Marcy and Mark Fischgrund. Mr. Franklin Z. Adell, 78, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, died after sunset on 13 August 2006. The funeral was held at Ira Kaufman Chapel on Wednesday, 16 August 2006 at 10:00 AM . Rabbi Harold Loss, The Reverend Jessie Jackson, Cantor Harold Orbach and Aretha Franklin officiated. Franklin Z. Adell is the Founder and Chairman of the World Network, Satellit Television Network(STN) and WADL TV 38 in Metro Detroit. The World Network is the undisputed source for Urban Ministries and Gospel Music. The Word Network is seen in over 42 million homes in the United States through a variety of satellite and cable providers including Direct TV, Comcast and Time Warner Cable just to name a few. The Word Network is seen in over 200 countries, 8 continents and seen annually by more than 5 billion people. He was a founder and partner in Adell Industries in Novi. Upon moving Adell Industries to Dallas in 1989, he convinced the city to change the zoning and make his 30,000 square foot building into the Novi Expo Center. Husband of the Late Sharron Adell; Dear Father of Laurie (Dr. Jeffrey) Fischgrund, Julie(Paul)Verona and Kevin (Joelle) Adell; Loving PaPa Frankie of Andrew Goldman, Melanie Goldman, Bradley Verona, Brandon Verona, Jessica Verona and Savonna Adell; Also Survived by his Companion Patricia Rodzik and Jeffrey's children Michelle, Marcy and Mark Fischgrund. | Adell, Franklin Zane (I17435)
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| 2466 | Mr. Newmyer, a lifelong asthma sufferer, died of a heart attack triggered by asthma after exercising at a health club, Michelle Kydd Lee, a family spokeswoman, said. He was in Toronto working on a film, "Breach," starring Chris Cooper, Laura Linney and Ryan Phillippe, which is scheduled to be released next year. Robert Frederick Newmyer, was born in Washington on May 30, 1956. He received a bachelor's degree in economics from Swarthmore in 1978 and afterward worked as a real estate developer in Telluride. After earning a master's from Harvard Business School in 1982, he held various positions at Columbia Pictures, eventually becoming a vice president of production and acquisitions. Mr. Newmyer is survived by his wife, Deborah; two daughters, Sofi and Billi; two sons, Teddy and James; his parents, Jimmy and Ginger Newmyer, of Washington; and two sisters, Elsa, of Washington, and Lory, of Hull, Mass. Robert F. Newmyer, a prominent independent-film producer whose credits include "sex, lies and videotape" and the "Santa Clause" movies, died on Monday while on location in Toronto. He was 49 and had homes in Los Angeles and Telluride, Colo. Robert F. Newmyer, a prominent independent-film producer whose credits include "sex, lies and videotape" and the "Santa Clause" movies, died on Monday while on location in Toronto. He was 49 and had homes in Los Angeles and Telluride, Colo. Mr. Newmyer, a lifelong asthma sufferer, died of a heart attack triggered by asthma after exercising at a health club, Michelle Kydd Lee, a family spokeswoman, said. He was in Toronto working on a film, "Breach," starring Chris Cooper, Laura Linney and Ryan Phillippe, which is scheduled to be released next year. Robert Frederick Newmyer, was born in Washington on May 30, 1956. He received a bachelor's degree in economics from Swarthmore in 1978 and afterward worked as a real estate developer in Telluride. After earning a master's from Harvard Business School in 1982, he held various positions at Columbia Pictures, eventually becoming a vice president of production and acquisitions. Mr. Newmyer is survived by his wife, Deborah; two daughters, Sofi and Billi; two sons, Teddy and James; his parents, Jimmy and Ginger Newmyer, of Washington; and two sisters, Elsa, of Washington, and Lory, of Hull, Mass. Robert F. Newmyer, a prominent independent-film producer whose credits include "sex, lies and videotape" and the "Santa Clause" movies, died on Monday while on location in Toronto. He was 49 and had homes in Los Angeles and Telluride, Colo. Mr. Newmyer, a lifelong asthma sufferer, died of a heart attack triggered by asthma after exercising at a health club, Michelle Kydd Lee, a family spokeswoman, said. He was in Toronto working on a film, "Breach," starring Chris Cooper, Laura Linney and Ryan Phillippe, which is scheduled to be released next year. Robert Frederick Newmyer, was born in Washington on May 30, 1956. He received a bachelor's degree in economics from Swarthmore in 1978 and afterward worked as a real estate developer in Telluride. After earning a master's from Harvard Business School in 1982, he held various positions at Columbia Pictures, eventually becoming a vice president of production and acquisitions. Mr. Newmyer is survived by his wife, Deborah; two daughters, Sofi and Billi; two sons, Teddy and James; his parents, Jimmy and Ginger Newmyer, of Washington; and two sisters, Elsa, of Washington, and Lory, of Hull, Mass. | Newmyer, Robert Frederick (I16891)
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| 2467 | Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to the memory of Jacob H. ``Bud'' Blitzer. Bud was a man of integrity and tremendous resilience, who used his creativity, intelligence, humor, and a sense of fairness to navigate through a life of great challenges.A victim of polio at age 27, Bud--never one for self-pity--became a successful businessman, consultant, educator, mentor, and all around mensch. Most important to him were the relationships he cultivated with family, friends, the I Have a Dream Foundation, and the many people fortunate enough to know him.But, with his brother-in-law Len Milner, founded Integrated Ceilings, Inc., specializing in innovative architectural custom ceiling designs. He held many patents for designs which have enhanced numerous office buildings, retail stores, and homes. These innovations inspired an entire industry of ceiling design. He ran his company with the highest standards of honesty, quality, and excellence. This commitment was reflected by the employees of the company who were loyal and proud of their product and most of whom remained with the company throughout the entire time that Bud was its president and CEO.But did not limit himself to his company. He also served as a mentor for many young entrepreneurs as they began their businesses as well as many people who were struggling with the challenges of life. One notable example was Tom Greene of the T.A. Greene Co., of whom Bud was known to have said, ``I started out helping Tom, but in the end, it was he who helped me.''Bud was a jazz drummer in his youth, served as an officer in the Army Air Corps, and was founder and president of the Lightrend Co., prior to founding Integrated Ceilings, Inc. An avid sailor and a jazz enthusiast, a conversationalist par excellence, Bud's greatest gift was to make each person he spoke with feel special.Our thoughts are with Bud's family: his wife Dalia; children Jamie and Rob, along with his wife Donna; sisters Barbara and Susan and their husbands George and Len; grandchildren Rebecca and Erica; two great grandchildren; nieces and nephews and many friends who were part of the extended family.Mr. Speaker, distinguished colleagues, please join me in remembering a great friend and outstanding individual, Jacob ``Bud'' Blitzer. | Blitzer, Jacob Harrison Jr. (I10500)
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| 2468 | Mr. Westheimer was born in Germany and moved to Switzerland as a young man. In 1941, he moved to Middleburgh, Schoharie County, where he operated a farm until 1982. During his retirement, he was an active seed consultant and was a member of the Middleburgh Rotary Club, the Schoharie County Farm Bureau and the Schoharie County Cooperative Extension. Survivors include his wife, Marguerite Wolf Westheimer; a son, two granddaughters and a great-grandaughter. (Information paraphrased from Times Union) Mr. Westheimer was born in Germany and moved to Switzerland as a young man. In 1941, he moved to Middleburgh, Schoharie County, where he operated a farm until 1982. During his retirement, he was an active seed consultant and was a member of the Middleburgh Rotary Club, the Schoharie County Farm Bureau and the Schoharie County Cooperative Extension. Survivors include his wife, Marguerite Wolf Westheimer; a son, two granddaughters and a great-grandaughter. (Information paraphrased from Times Union) Mr. Westheimer was born in Germany and moved to Switzerland as a young man. In 1941, he moved to Middleburgh, Schoharie County, where he operated a farm until 1982. During his retirement, he was an active seed consultant and was a member of the Middleburgh Rotary Club, the Schoharie County Farm Bureau and the Schoharie County Cooperative Extension. Survivors include his wife, Marguerite Wolf Westheimer; a son, two granddaughters and a great-grandaughter. (Information paraphrased from Times Union) Mr. Westheimer was born in Germany and moved to Switzerland as a young man. In 1941, he moved to Middleburgh, Schoharie County, where he operated a farm until 1982. During his retirement, he was an active seed consultant and was a member of the Middleburgh Rotary Club, the Schoharie County Farm Bureau and the Schoharie County Cooperative Extension. Survivors include his wife, Marguerite Wolf Westheimer; a son, two granddaughters and a great-grandaughter. (Information paraphrased from Times Union) | Westheimer, Julius (I16620)
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| 2469 | Mr. William (Bill) Malcolm Roberts, 76, was born on February 6, 1943, and he passed away peacefully on July 19, 2019. He is pre-deceased by his parents: Mr. Milton Roberts and Mrs. Blanche (Singer) Roberts. He will certainly be missed and remembered dearly by his sister, Ms. Nancy Kathleen Nanney, and his many cousins and friends. Indeed, his loving and loyal nature was truly appreciated. Bill was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. He attended MacDowell Elementary School and Mumford High School. He prepared for and had his bar mitzvah at Congregation Shaarey Zedek. Bill graduated from Wayne State University, where he earned a BA Degree in Psychology. For many years, he lived in California where he displayed his excellent musical talent playing piano in a variety of local venues. In 2014, he moved from Redwood City, California, to Vienna, West Virginia, which was near where his sister was living at the time. Later, he resided in Huntington, West Virginia, where he received quality skilled nursing care at the Huntington Health and Rehab Center. Over the years, Bill shared many special interests and occasions with family and friends. He felt it was valuable to learn about different cultures, and he supported socially just causes that were close to his heart. He also had a lively sense of humor that provided those who knew him many enjoyable, long-lasting memories. Bill will certainly be remembered warmly as the special, kind, intelligent, and talented person that he was. | Roberts, William M. (I3143)
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| 2470 | Mrs. "Aunt" Hildegard Oppenheimer, 96, died Thursday, Oct. 19, 2001, at Brighton Gardens.A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21, 2001, in Cedar Park Cemetery, Paramus, N.J. A memorial service for Aunt Hilde will be held at a later date in Greensboro. Aunt Hilde was born in Germany to the late Max and Frieda Abraham. She was a milliner. Mrs. Oppenheimer was preceded in death by her husband, Herman Oppenheimer. Survivors include her niece, Judith Abraham; and nephew, Stephen Oppenheimer. | Abraham, Hildegard Hilde (I29469)
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| 2471 | Mrs. Abbie Elizabeth Maxwell, age 43, of Fairview Church Road, Blairsville, passed away on January 9, 2002 from injuries received in an automobile accident. Mrs. Maxwell was born on August 27, 1958 in Glencove, NY, the daughter of Warren Sanford Lee and the late Marcia Nathanson Lee. She was serving as Office Administrator at the New Hope Baptist Church at the time of her death. She was preceded in death by her mother, Marcia Lee in 1991 and Richard Allen Lee in 1996. Mrs. Maxwell was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church. Surviving Mrs. Maxwell are one daughter, Venice Maxwell of Blairsville, father, Warren Lee and stepmother, Carolyn Levant of Ellijay, one sister and brother-in-law, Jane and Steve Hall of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, many other relatives and friends also survive. | Lee, Abbie Elizabeth (I17678)
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| 2472 | Mrs. Albert M. (Lucile) Rosenfield, 80, of 229 Ridge Drive, died Saturday at home. Services are 12:30 p.m. today at Wright & Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel. A native of Little Rock, Ark., she has lived in Jackson since 1928. She was a member of Beth Isreal Congregation. She is survived by a son, Roger Rosenfield of Jackson; a daughter, Martha Joseph of Jackson; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. The Clarion-Ledger Jackson, MS 27 Dec 1982 (Monday) Mrs. Albert M. (Lucile) Rosenfield, 80, of 229 Ridge Drive, died Saturday at home. Services are 12:30 p.m. today at Wright & Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel. A native of Little Rock, Ark., she has lived in Jackson since 1928. She was a member of Beth Isreal Congregation. She is survived by a son, Roger Rosenfield of Jackson; a daughter, Martha Joseph of Jackson; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. The Clarion-Ledger Jackson, MS 27 Dec 1982 (Monday) | Pfeifer, Lucile Meriam (I12031)
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| 2473 | Mrs. Bettie J. Gordon, age 94 of Clearwater, Florida passed away on Wednesday, August 7, 2013 at her home. She was born June 2, 1919 in Old Washington, Ohio the daughter of Foster J. Hamilton and Isa Edith (Perkins) Hamilton. Bettie's passion was her art, enameling on copper. She taught classes at many institutions; also private lessons in her own studio. Her work was exhibited in many museums across the country; Wichita, Syracuse, Cleveland, Canton to name a few. She received numerous awards and prizes during her career as an artist/craftsman. She was preceded in death by her parents, and her husband, Allan I. Gordon and six brothers and sisters, Wayne, Charles, Samuel, Jack, Leah and Lucille, Bettie is survived by her daughter, Nancy Hausler and her husband Woody, her sons, Bruce Gordon and his wife Judy, Robert Gordon, grandchildren, Lorraine Myhal', Andrew and his wife Jennifer, Tyler, John and his wife Tia and Chase Gordon, a great grandson, Henry Gordon, a cousin and friend, Charles Wilkins and many nieces and nephews. | Hamilton, Bettie June (I8949)
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| 2474 | Mrs. Helen M. Pfeifer of Decatur died March 31, 2002. Mrs. Pfeifer spent a life-time doing things for others and never met a stranger she didn't like. She was a high school teacher, President of PTA's, Sisterhoods and Officers' Wives Club. She was married 69 years to a World War II pilot who was the love of her life. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Albert Pfeifer; daughter and son-in-law, Mickey and Phil Goodman of Marietta; three grandchildren, David and Joy Goodman of Duluth, Nathan and Jamise Goodman of Atlanta, Elizabeth and Sonny Azani of Marietta; and five great grandchildren | Michel, Helen Sayde (I17263)
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| 2475 | Mrs. Mark Haseltine Mrs. Mark Haseltine, 84, a former resident of Kokomo, died Monday in a hospital-in New York City. She had been a patient there for several weeks as the result of a broken hip and complications. Her maiden name was Florence Strauss and she was born in Valparaiso, Ind. When she was five years old, her parents moved to Kokomo, and her marriage to Mark Haseltine, a Kokomo jeweler, took place here. For many years Mrs. Haseltine was employed at the William H. Turner Co. store as a saleswoman. She moved to New York City about 10 years ago to be near her son, Mark Jr., who survives. Memorial services will be held Wednesday in Shaaray Tefila Temple, New York. | Straus, Florence May (I19610)
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| 2476 | Mrs. Muriel Wasch Camitta Alexander, 90, of Winchester, Virginia, died Thursday, March 30, 2006, at Shenandoah Valley Westminster Canterbury. Mrs. Alexander was born on December 3, 1915, in Brooklyn, New York, a daughter of Milton Goodman Wasch and Elsie Igelheimer Wasch. She was a biologist, poet, and homemaker. She worked with the discoverer of the Rh factor, and her poetry was published by Columbia University Press and others. She was a 50 year member of the Bookworms reading club in New York City. She was a graduate of Goucher College in Baltimore, where she received a Bachelor's Degree in Biology. Her first husband, Herbert Samuel Camitta, preceded her in death in October 1978. Her second husband, Ralph Alexander, died in 2002. Surviving are three children, Kristin Beth Camitta Zimet of Winchester, Virginia, Hugh Douglas Camitta of Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan, and Bruce Matthew Camitta of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin; eleven grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. One sister, Shirley Dalsimer, preceded her in death.. | Wasch, Muriel Janet (I17007)
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| 2477 | Mrs. Patricia Diane Lisker Davis "Gramma", age 71, of Locust Grove, GA passed away July 20, 2013. Pat was born in Providence, RI the daughter of the late Irving A. and Louise M. Sprague Lisker. She graduated from Hope High School in Providence, RI Class of 1960. She worked as a post master for 25 plus years. She was a dedicated member of the Locust Grove United Methodist Church where she served in all areas of the church. She volunteered with Meals on Wheels, a member of the Locust Grove Women's Club and she enjoyed working the voting polls. Pat enjoyed spending time with her family, watching her grandchildren and being at all of their activities. Survivors are her husband of 51 years, Warren Davis of Locust Grove; children, Kerrie Ward (Bill), Susan McCullers (Eddie), Eric Davis (Kristi) all of Locust Grove; grandchildren, Lindsey, Brett, Zach, Sydney, Bailey, Reagan, Billy, Autumn and A.J. Funeral service for Pat will be Tuesday, July 23, 2013 \endash 11:00 AM at the Locust Grove United Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Douglas Gilreath and Rev. Jim Buckman officiating. Interment will follow in the Locust Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Patricia Diane Lisker Davis "Gramma", age 71, of Locust Grove, GA passed away July 20, 2013. Pat was born in Providence, RI the daughter of the late Irving A. and Louise M. Sprague Lisker. She graduated from Hope High School in Providence, RI Class of 1960. She worked as a post master for 25 plus years. She was a dedicated member of the Locust Grove United Methodist Church where she served in all areas of the church. She volunteered with Meals on Wheels, a member of the Locust Grove Women's Club and she enjoyed working the voting polls. Pat enjoyed spending time with her family, watching her grandchildren and being at all of their activities. Survivors are her husband of 51 years, Warren Davis of Locust Grove; children, Kerrie Ward (Bill), Susan McCullers (Eddie), Eric Davis (Kristi) all of Locust Grove; grandchildren, Lindsey, Brett, Zach, Sydney, Bailey, Reagan, Billy, Autumn and A.J. Funeral service for Pat will be Tuesday, July 23, 2013 - 11:00 AM at the Locust Grove United Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Douglas Gilreath and Rev. Jim Buckman officiating. Interment will follow in the Locust Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Patricia Diane Lisker Davis "Gramma", age 71, of Locust Grove, GA passed away July 20, 2013. Pat was born in Providence, RI the daughter of the late Irving A. and Louise M. Sprague Lisker. She graduated from Hope High School in Providence, RI Class of 1960. She worked as a post master for 25 plus years. She was a dedicated member of the Locust Grove United Methodist Church where she served in all areas of the church. She volunteered with Meals on Wheels, a member of the Locust Grove Women's Club and she enjoyed working the voting polls. Pat enjoyed spending time with her family, watching her grandchildren and being at all of their activities. Survivors are her husband of 51 years, Warren Davis of Locust Grove; children, Kerrie Ward (Bill), Susan McCullers (Eddie), Eric Davis (Kristi) all of Locust Grove; grandchildren, Lindsey, Brett, Zach, Sydney, Bailey, Reagan, Billy, Autumn and A.J. Funeral service for Pat will be Tuesday, July 23, 2013 - 11:00 AM at the Locust Grove United Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Douglas Gilreath and Rev. Jim Buckman officiating. Interment will follow in the Locust Grove Cemetery. | Lisker, Patricia Diane (I19533)
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| 2478 | Mrs. Riva Corin, 87, of West Orange died yesterday in the Daughters of Israel Geriatric Center, West Orange. Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. today in Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin. Mrs. Corin was a legal secretary for the Maplewood firm of Zucker, Goldberg & Weiss for many years before retiring seven years ago. Born in Providence, R.I., she lived in Newark and Millburn before moving to West Orange four years ago. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Louise Schuftan; five grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. Mrs. Riva Corin, 87, of West Orange died yesterday in the Daughters of Israel Geriatric Center, West Orange. Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. today in Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin. Mrs. Corin was a legal secretary for the Maplewood firm of Zucker, Goldberg & Weiss for many years before retiring seven years ago. Born in Providence, R.I., she lived in Newark and Millburn before moving to West Orange four years ago. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Louise Schuftan; five grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. | Lipis, Riva (I1486)
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| 2479 | Ms. Janet B. Hunt (née Janet Berney) died peacefully at home after a long illness on November 10, 2018 in Charlotte, North Carolina at the age of 61. Janet is survived by husband, H. Thomas Hunt, surviving children, Emily Hunt, residing in New York, Stephanie Hunt, of Montpelier, Vermont, and Allison Kranyak, of Greenville South Carolina, and sisters; Elizabeth Berney of Great Neck, New York and Diane Gluck of White Plains, New York. She is preceded in death by her beloved daughter Jennifer, of Charlotte. Janet was born on April 27, 1957 in the Bronx, New York to Henry & Roslyn Berney. She graduated from the Cornell University in 1978 with B.S. degree in industrial and labor relations, and from University of Pennsylvania law school in 1981. She married Tom Hunt, whom she met in law school in 1981. She had an illustrious career as a lawyer, having clerked for federal district judge John P. Fullam after law school, and then working for several years for the prestigious Philadelphia law firm of Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis before joining Travelers Mortgage Services, Inc., where she ultimately served as Senior Vice President and Chief Counsel. Upon Travelers' acquisition by the General Electric Company, she assumed the role of Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, GE Capital Mortgage Services, Inc. She then joined Federal National Mortgage Association, commonly known as Fannie Mae, as Vice President & Deputy General Counsel. In 2007 she and her family moved to Charlotte, where she finished her career as Senior Vice President and Associate General Counsel for Bank of America. Janet was always particularly proud of the example she set for her children, juggling her role as a mother and her career with finesse and aplomb, and sharing family responsibilities with her husband, Tom. She and her job sharing partner were featured in the September, 2003 issue of Diversity and the Bar as a paradigm for those female attorneys successfully managing their work/life balance. Janet's children will always fondly remember Janet as a warm, loving mother who lead by example, gave the best advice any mother could give without any pre-judgement, and who inspired her daughters to become independent and strong young women. She had a kind sense of humor even into her last days and stayed strong always in her battle against her disease. During the period of her long illness, Janet was bat mitzvahed after a strenuous course of study, and also became accomplished tournament bridge player, achieving the rank of bronze Life Master in 2018. She played a mean game of scrabble, and could always be counted on by her children, husband, friends and colleagues for the quality of her sage and well-thought out counsel and advice. Her funeral will be at 1:00 p.m., Sunday, November 11, 2018 at Temple Beth-El, 5101 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC with interment at the Hebrew Cemetery. Ms. Janet B. Hunt (née Janet Berney) died peacefully at home after a long illness on November 10, 2018 in Charlotte, North Carolina at the age of 61. Janet is survived by husband, H. Thomas Hunt, surviving children, Emily Hunt, residing in New York, Stephanie Hunt, of Montpelier, Vermont, and Allison Kranyak, of Greenville South Carolina, and sisters; Elizabeth Berney of Great Neck, New York and Diane Gluck of White Plains, New York. She is preceded in death by her beloved daughter Jennifer, of Charlotte. Janet was born on April 27, 1957 in the Bronx, New York to Henry & Roslyn Berney. She graduated from the Cornell University in 1978 with B.S. degree in industrial and labor relations, and from University of Pennsylvania law school in 1981. She married Tom Hunt, whom she met in law school in 1981. She had an illustrious career as a lawyer, having clerked for federal district judge John P. Fullam after law school, and then working for several years for the prestigious Philadelphia law firm of Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis before joining Travelers Mortgage Services, Inc., where she ultimately served as Senior Vice President and Chief Counsel. Upon Travelers' acquisition by the General Electric Company, she assumed the role of Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, GE Capital Mortgage Services, Inc. She then joined Federal National Mortgage Association, commonly known as Fannie Mae, as Vice President & Deputy General Counsel. In 2007 she and her family moved to Charlotte, where she finished her career as Senior Vice President and Associate General Counsel for Bank of America. Janet was always particularly proud of the example she set for her children, juggling her role as a mother and her career with finesse and aplomb, and sharing family responsibilities with her husband, Tom. She and her job sharing partner were featured in the September, 2003 issue of Diversity and the Bar as a paradigm for those female attorneys successfully managing their work/life balance. Janet's children will always fondly remember Janet as a warm, loving mother who lead by example, gave the best advice any mother could give without any pre-judgement, and who inspired her daughters to become independent and strong young women. She had a kind sense of humor even into her last days and stayed strong always in her battle against her disease. During the period of her long illness, Janet was bat mitzvahed after a strenuous course of study, and also became accomplished tournament bridge player, achieving the rank of bronze Life Master in 2018. She played a mean game of scrabble, and could always be counted on by her children, husband, friends and colleagues for the quality of her sage and well-thought out counsel and advice. Her funeral will be at 1:00 p.m., Sunday, November 11, 2018 at Temple Beth-El, 5101 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC with interment at the Hebrew Cemetery. | Berney, Janet Susan (I12721)
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| 2480 | Murder Victim. Bruce was a wealthy bookie based in Las Vegas when he disappeared in 1996. His live-in girlfriend, Amy DeChant, initially denied any knowledge of his disappearance. However, she later told investigators that Bruce was killed by the mob and that they threatened to kill her if she told anyone. A month later, Bruce's body was discovered in a shallow grave near Mesquite, Nevada. Following an investigation, DeChant was eventually arrested. She posted bail and promptly disappeared. After being featured on an episode of "America's Most Wanted," police received a tip that she was living in a nudist colony in Florida. She was returned to Nevada and tried and convicted of his murder, receiving two life sentences for the crime. However, the Nevada Supreme Court later vacated the sentence because the jury was unduly influenced by comments that should have been ruled inadmissible by the judge who presided over the trial. Rather than mounting another prolonged trial, the prosecutors negotiated a plea deal from DeChant for second degree murder, and she was given 10 to 25 years in prison. She has already been paroled. Murder Victim. Bruce was a wealthy bookie based in Las Vegas when he disappeared in 1996. His live-in girlfriend, Amy DeChant, initially denied any knowledge of his disappearance. However, she later told investigators that Bruce was killed by the mob and that they threatened to kill her if she told anyone. A month later, Bruce's body was discovered in a shallow grave near Mesquite, Nevada. Following an investigation, DeChant was eventually arrested. She posted bail and promptly disappeared. After being featured on an episode of "America's Most Wanted," police received a tip that she was living in a nudist colony in Florida. She was returned to Nevada and tried and convicted of his murder, receiving two life sentences for the crime. However, the Nevada Supreme Court later vacated the sentence because the jury was unduly influenced by comments that should have been ruled inadmissible by the judge who presided over the trial. Rather than mounting another prolonged trial, the prosecutors negotiated a plea deal from DeChant for second degree murder, and she was given 10 to 25 years in prison. She has already been paroled. | Weinstein, Bruce Charles (I24371)
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| 2481 | Muriel J. (Crosby) Strauss, 92, passed away in Baystate Medical Center on Sunday, October 20, 2013. She was born in Chicopee on March 2, 1921, the daughter of the late Ernest and Eva (Pierce) Crosby. She graduated from Chicopee High School in 1938 and was a lifelong resident of Chicopee. She served in the U.S. Navy (WAVES) during World War II, obtaining the rank of Petty Officer Second Class - SK2. She was a member of Order of the Eastern Star Corona Chapter #205, a member of the American Legion Post 338, a former member of Zonta Club of Springfield and Zonta International. An avid Hockey fan for over 77 years, Muriel was a member of the Springfield Indians, Kings and Falcons Hockey Booster Clubs. She also volunteered at Baystate Medical Center Centennial Gift Shop attaining over 10,000 volunteer hours. She was a former employee of A. G. Spalding Co. and Comfed Bank (formerly Union Federal Savings & Loan) and retired in 1986 as Assistant Vice President. She was a communicant of First Central Baptist Church of Chicopee Falls. She was predeceased by her loving husband, Leonard N. Strauss who passed away in 2004. She is survived by 3 stepchildren, Stephen D. Strauss, Elizabeth L. Macaluso and her husband Nicholas, all of Kenner, LA and Susan J. Collins and her husband Scott in Texas, 2 step-grandchildren and 2 step-great grandchildren. She also leaves 2 brothers, Roy E. Crosby and Bernard M. Crosby, both of West Springfield and several loving nieces and nephews, among them her caregiver, Linda M. Pajak of Feeding Hills, and loving grandnieces and grandnephews. She was predeceased by 2 brothers, Winston G. and Gordon (Bing) Crosby and 4 sisters, Ruby Burgess, Esther Dietrich, Thelma Crosby and Ivoline Bennett. All are welcome to attend as Muriel will be laid to rest with her husband Leonard in Fairview Cemetery. | Crosby, Muriel J. (I13437)
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| 2482 | MURRAY DENNISON, 82, of West Palm Beach, Fla., formerly of New Milford, died last Tuesday. Before retiring 19 years ago, he owned Riverdell Sugar Bowl, Oradell. He was a member of Knights of Pythias, New Milford, and Ansheisholom Temple and the Yiddish Chorus, both in Century Village, Fla. Surviving are his wife, Ethel Rakovsky Dennison; two daughters, Roberta D. Bernstein of Sunnyvale, Calif., and Sandi Dennison-Laufer of Saddle Brook; a sister, Shirley Mund of the Bronx, N.Y., and three grandchildren. Hackensack Record, 6/4/1991 MURRAY DENNISON, 82, of West Palm Beach, Fla., formerly of New Milford, died last Tuesday. Before retiring 19 years ago, he owned Riverdell Sugar Bowl, Oradell. He was a member of Knights of Pythias, New Milford, and Ansheisholom Temple and the Yiddish Chorus, both in Century Village, Fla. Surviving are his wife, Ethel Rakovsky Dennison; two daughters, Roberta D. Bernstein of Sunnyvale, Calif., and Sandi Dennison-Laufer of Saddle Brook; a sister, Shirley Mund of the Bronx, N.Y., and three grandchildren. Hackensack Record, 6/4/1991 MURRAY DENNISON, 82, of West Palm Beach, Fla., formerly of New Milford, died last Tuesday. Before retiring 19 years ago, he owned Riverdell Sugar Bowl, Oradell. He was a member of Knights of Pythias, New Milford, and Ansheisholom Temple and the Yiddish Chorus, both in Century Village, Fla. Surviving are his wife, Ethel Rakovsky Dennison; two daughters, Roberta D. Bernstein of Sunnyvale, Calif., and Sandi Dennison-Laufer of Saddle Brook; a sister, Shirley Mund of the Bronx, N.Y., and three grandchildren. Hackensack Record, 6/4/1991 | Dennison, Murray (I19145)
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| 2483 | Murray Rosenoff It is with great sadness that the family of Murray Rosenoff announces his passing on Thursday, February 10, 2022, at the age of eighty-two. Beloved husband of Susan Gordon. Loving father and father-in-law of Howie and Pam, Danny and Jen. Cherished brother and brother-in-law of Alta and Harvey Levenson, Rhoda and Robert Vineberg, and brother-in-law of Lynn and Steven Yaphe. Proud grandfather of Ali and Tyler; Mandy and Adam. Son of the late Joe and the late Pauline Rosenoff, and son-in-law of the late Nat and the late Henny Gordon. Murray will be missed and fondly remembered by his nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews. Murray Rosenoff It is with great sadness that the family of Murray Rosenoff announces his passing on Thursday, February 10, 2022, at the age of eighty-two. Beloved husband of Susan Gordon. Loving father and father-in-law of Howie and Pam, Danny and Jen. Cherished brother and brother-in-law of Alta and Harvey Levenson, Rhoda and Robert Vineberg, and brother-in-law of Lynn and Steven Yaphe. Proud grandfather of Ali and Tyler; Mandy and Adam. Son of the late Joe and the late Pauline Rosenoff, and son-in-law of the late Nat and the late Henny Gordon. Murray will be missed and fondly remembered by his nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews. Murray Rosenoff It is with great sadness that the family of Murray Rosenoff announces his passing on Thursday, February 10, 2022, at the age of eighty-two. Beloved husband of Susan Gordon. Loving father and father-in-law of Howie and Pam, Danny and Jen. Cherished brother and brother-in-law of Alta and Harvey Levenson, Rhoda and Robert Vineberg, and brother-in-law of Lynn and Steven Yaphe. Proud grandfather of Ali and Tyler; Mandy and Adam. Son of the late Joe and the late Pauline Rosenoff, and son-in-law of the late Nat and the late Henny Gordon. Murray will be missed and fondly remembered by his nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews. Murray Rosenoff It is with great sadness that the family of Murray Rosenoff announces his passing on Thursday, February 10, 2022, at the age of eighty-two. Beloved husband of Susan Gordon. Loving father and father-in-law of Howie and Pam, Danny and Jen. Cherished brother and brother-in-law of Alta and Harvey Levenson, Rhoda and Robert Vineberg, and brother-in-law of Lynn and Steven Yaphe. Proud grandfather of Ali and Tyler; Mandy and Adam. Son of the late Joe and the late Pauline Rosenoff, and son-in-law of the late Nat and the late Henny Gordon. Murray will be missed and fondly remembered by his nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews. | Rosenoff, Murray (I15181)
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| 2484 | muscular dystrophy | Strauss, Carolyn (I8066)
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| 2485 | muscular dystrophy | Strauss, Henry (I8085)
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| 2486 | muscular dystrophy | Strauss, Albert (I18886)
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| 2487 | My mother, Edith Aron, who has died aged 96, was a German writer, translator and teacher, with strong ties to South American literature. Born in Homburg, in the Saarland, she was the daughter of Sigmund Aron, a businessman, and his wife, Elisabeth (nee Wolf), a nurse. In 1934, her parents having separated, she was taken by her mother to join family in Buenos Aires, where she spent the rest of her childhood, attending the Pestalozzi school. After the war, a letter arrived from her father, announcing that he had survived in France; Edith went back to Europe to visit him in 1950. She then moved to Paris, where she studied music history at the Paris Conservatoire under Alexis Roland-Manuel and became close to the poet Paul Celan, the novelist Günter Grass, the artist Sergio de Castro, and the writer Julio Cortázar, who told his publisher that Edith was the inspiration for La Maga, the character in his celebrated novel Hopscotch. In Paris, Edith translated novels, short stories and poems by other friends - Jorge Luis Borges, Octavio Paz and Silvina Ocampo - into German, introducing much South American literature to German audiences for the first time. In the late 50s she moved to Berlin, studying German literature at the Freie Universitat, as well as working as a translator for radio stations, particularly RIAS Berlin. In 1965 her mother became ill with cancer and Edith moved back to Argentina to be with her. On a visit to the UK Edith had met an English artist, John Bergin. He followed her first to Paris, where they lived together, and then to Buenos Aires. They got married in 1968 and I was born the same year. Edith felt strongly that it would be good for me to grow up in Europe, and the family moved to St John's Wood, north London. She published a collection of short stories in German, Die Zeit in den Koffern (1989). A Spanish translation of her stories appeared as 55 Rayuelas in 2007. Another collection in German, Die Falschen Haüser (1999), was eventually published in English as The False Houses in 2017. In London Edith separated from John and brought me up by herself. She taught German at the Goethe Institute and to science students at Imperial College, and worked as an A-level examiner and private tutor. Meanwhile, she continued to write short stories. Her friends and I valued Edith for her uniquely fiery, indomitable character, with a wonderfully positive outlook and wit. My mother, Edith Aron, who has died aged 96, was a German writer, translator and teacher, with strong ties to South American literature. Born in Homburg, in the Saarland, she was the daughter of Sigmund Aron, a businessman, and his wife, Elisabeth (nee Wolf), a nurse. In 1934, her parents having separated, she was taken by her mother to join family in Buenos Aires, where she spent the rest of her childhood, attending the Pestalozzi school. After the war, a letter arrived from her father, announcing that he had survived in France; Edith went back to Europe to visit him in 1950. She then moved to Paris, where she studied music history at the Paris Conservatoire under Alexis Roland-Manuel and became close to the poet Paul Celan, the novelist Günter Grass, the artist Sergio de Castro, and the writer Julio Cortázar, who told his publisher that Edith was the inspiration for La Maga, the character in his celebrated novel Hopscotch. In Paris, Edith translated novels, short stories and poems by other friends - Jorge Luis Borges, Octavio Paz and Silvina Ocampo - into German, introducing much South American literature to German audiences for the first time. In the late 50s she moved to Berlin, studying German literature at the Freie Universitat, as well as working as a translator for radio stations, particularly RIAS Berlin. In 1965 her mother became ill with cancer and Edith moved back to Argentina to be with her. On a visit to the UK Edith had met an English artist, John Bergin. He followed her first to Paris, where they lived together, and then to Buenos Aires. They got married in 1968 and I was born the same year. Edith felt strongly that it would be good for me to grow up in Europe, and the family moved to St John's Wood, north London. She published a collection of short stories in German, Die Zeit in den Koffern (1989). A Spanish translation of her stories appeared as 55 Rayuelas in 2007. Another collection in German, Die Falschen Haüser (1999), was eventually published in English as The False Houses in 2017. In London Edith separated from John and brought me up by herself. She taught German at the Goethe Institute and to science students at Imperial College, and worked as an A-level examiner and private tutor. Meanwhile, she continued to write short stories. Her friends and I valued Edith for her uniquely fiery, indomitable character, with a wonderfully positive outlook and wit. My mother, Edith Aron, who has died aged 96, was a German writer, translator and teacher, with strong ties to South American literature. Born in Homburg, in the Saarland, she was the daughter of Sigmund Aron, a businessman, and his wife, Elisabeth (nee Wolf), a nurse. In 1934, her parents having separated, she was taken by her mother to join family in Buenos Aires, where she spent the rest of her childhood, attending the Pestalozzi school. After the war, a letter arrived from her father, announcing that he had survived in France; Edith went back to Europe to visit him in 1950. She then moved to Paris, where she studied music history at the Paris Conservatoire under Alexis Roland-Manuel and became close to the poet Paul Celan, the novelist Günter Grass, the artist Sergio de Castro, and the writer Julio Cortázar, who told his publisher that Edith was the inspiration for La Maga, the character in his celebrated novel Hopscotch. In Paris, Edith translated novels, short stories and poems by other friends - Jorge Luis Borges, Octavio Paz and Silvina Ocampo - into German, introducing much South American literature to German audiences for the first time. In the late 50s she moved to Berlin, studying German literature at the Freie Universitat, as well as working as a translator for radio stations, particularly RIAS Berlin. In 1965 her mother became ill with cancer and Edith moved back to Argentina to be with her. On a visit to the UK Edith had met an English artist, John Bergin. He followed her first to Paris, where they lived together, and then to Buenos Aires. They got married in 1968 and I was born the same year. Edith felt strongly that it would be good for me to grow up in Europe, and the family moved to St John's Wood, north London. She published a collection of short stories in German, Die Zeit in den Koffern (1989). A Spanish translation of her stories appeared as 55 Rayuelas in 2007. Another collection in German, Die Falschen Haüser (1999), was eventually published in English as The False Houses in 2017. In London Edith separated from John and brought me up by herself. She taught German at the Goethe Institute and to science students at Imperial College, and worked as an A-level examiner and private tutor. Meanwhile, she continued to write short stories. Her friends and I valued Edith for her uniquely fiery, indomitable character, with a wonderfully positive outlook and wit. | Aron, Edith Rosine (I30385)
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| 2488 | Myron "Mike" Kolko Passed away unexpectedly on November 26, 2013 at age 89. Predeceased by his parents, Hyman & Ada Kolko & brother, Samuel. Survived by his loving wife of 65 years, Dvorah; devoted sons, Daniel, Dr. David (Judith), Rabbi Simeon & Adam (Dr. Eydie) Kolko; grandchildren, Noah, Rachel, Aaron, Rebecca, Zachary, Elana & Dalia; brother, Mordechai (Bradleigh) Kolko & sister, Ruth Viny; numerous nieces & nephews. Mike was a veteran of WW II and recipient of the Bronze Star. He spent 40+ years at Kolko Paper Co. as the V.P. of Sales. | Kolko, Myron (I12454)
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| 2489 | Myrtle Canon Fuller was born to Myrtle and Horace Canon on July 8, 1924. She passed away at her home on Monday, November 19, 2018. Graveside services will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, November 23, 2018, at Forest Park Cemetery, St. Vincent. The service will be conducted by Father Duane Trombetta of The Cathedral of St. John Berchmans. Myrtle was a lifelong resident of Shreveport, Louisiana. She attended South Highlands Elementary School, C. E. Byrd High School, and obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History at Centenary College. Myrtle had many interests and provided many charitable services over her lifetime. During World War II, she drove motor pool at Barksdale Air Force Base with the Red Cross and worked weekly at the USO. Myrtle also worked for some time as an assistant teacher at Henderson Street School and volunteered as a driver for Meals on Wheels. Myrtle looked forward every September to helping with the Centenary Muses book sale. She was a member of the Shreveport Junior League and served in various capacities within that group. She enjoyed a monthly birthday club with her friends for many years. Among her hobbies were duck hunting in South Louisiana, being an avid golfer and gardener and beach "bum", and excelling as a duplicate bridge player at the Shreveport Bridge Association. Myrtle was preceded in death by her parents, Myrtle and Horace Canon; her husband of 63 years, Clinton W. Fuller, Senior; her son, Clinton W. Fuller, Jr.; and her sister, Carolyn Canon Wilhite; and nephew, I. A. Wilhite. Left to cherish her memory are her nephew's wife, Patsy; and great nieces, Mary Ann Lauer and Sara Wilhite; her daughter-in-law, Lisa Fuller of St. Pete Beach, Florida; and a host of friends including her good friend, Lawrence Johnson. Myrtle Canon Fuller was born to Myrtle and Horace Canon on July 8, 1924. She passed away at her home on Monday, November 19, 2018. Graveside services will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, November 23, 2018, at Forest Park Cemetery, St. Vincent. The service will be conducted by Father Duane Trombetta of The Cathedral of St. John Berchmans. Myrtle was a lifelong resident of Shreveport, Louisiana. She attended South Highlands Elementary School, C. E. Byrd High School, and obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History at Centenary College. Myrtle had many interests and provided many charitable services over her lifetime. During World War II, she drove motor pool at Barksdale Air Force Base with the Red Cross and worked weekly at the USO. Myrtle also worked for some time as an assistant teacher at Henderson Street School and volunteered as a driver for Meals on Wheels. Myrtle looked forward every September to helping with the Centenary Muses book sale. She was a member of the Shreveport Junior League and served in various capacities within that group. She enjoyed a monthly birthday club with her friends for many years. Among her hobbies were duck hunting in South Louisiana, being an avid golfer and gardener and beach "bum", and excelling as a duplicate bridge player at the Shreveport Bridge Association. Myrtle was preceded in death by her parents, Myrtle and Horace Canon; her husband of 63 years, Clinton W. Fuller, Senior; her son, Clinton W. Fuller, Jr.; and her sister, Carolyn Canon Wilhite; and nephew, I. A. Wilhite. Left to cherish her memory are her nephew's wife, Patsy; and great nieces, Mary Ann Lauer and Sara Wilhite; her daughter-in-law, Lisa Fuller of St. Pete Beach, Florida; and a host of friends including her good friend, Lawrence Johnson. | Canon, Myrtle (I19066)
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| 2490 | n | Jarast, Esther (I21623)
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| 2491 | n | Rubin, Aaron (I21624)
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| 2492 | Name Change April 1958 | Kaye, Morris David (I21109)
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| 2493 | Name Change Request to Henry Dunn Caine (Petition for Naturalization) | Cohen, Henry Dunn (I18388)
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| 2494 | Name changed to Goetz in US. Has been seen by JR and sister and cousin as Gatz, Gates and Gotz. son of Feidel Moyses from Waldürn [= Walldürn] and Bele Majer from Hainstadt, and Mariyen (?) Adlerin, previously unmarried daughter of David Adler from Hochhausen and Berl Löb from Karbach. Name changed to Goetz in US. Has been seen by JR and sister and cousin as Gatz, Gates and Gotz. son of Feidel Moyses from Waldürn [= Walldürn] and Bele Majer from Hainstadt, and Mariyen (?) Adlerin, previously unmarried daughter of David Adler from Hochhausen and Berl Löb from Karbach. | Götz, Samuel Friedel (I14435)
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| 2495 | name changed to Green bet 1924-1929 | Mannheimer, Gertrude (I12450)
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| 2496 | Name changed to Sophie Holm 3/11/46 as part of naturalization Possible Match: Name:«tab»Sophie Holm Age:«tab»81 Birth Date:«tab»abt 1870 Death Date:«tab»22 Oct 1951 Death Place:«tab»Manhattan, New York, New York, USA Certificate Number:«tab»21732 Name changed to Sophie Holm 3/11/46 as part of naturalization Name changed to Sophie Holm 3/11/46 as part of naturalization Possible Match: Name:«tab»Sophie Holm Age:«tab»81 Birth Date:«tab»abt 1870 Death Date:«tab»22 Oct 1951 Death Place:«tab»Manhattan, New York, New York, USA Certificate Number:«tab»21732 Name changed to Sophie Holm 3/11/46 as part of naturalization Possible Match: Name:«tab»Sophie Holm Age:«tab»81 Birth Date:«tab»abt 1870 Death Date:«tab»22 Oct 1951 Death Place:«tab»Manhattan, New York, New York, USA Certificate Number:«tab»21732 | Greenwald, Sophie (I12328)
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| 2497 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hart, Patricia (I6434)
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| 2498 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bloomfield, Evelyn (I18637)
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| 2499 | Name source is Robert's death cert. Surname may be for 2nd wife Nellie | Schneiderman, Nellie (I12843)
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| 2500 | Name: Ethel Dunn SSN: 058-46-3392 Last Residence: 14617 Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States of Am erica Born: 1 Sep 1905 Died: Jul 1984 State [Year) SSN issued: New York [1969 ) ??????????? Parents Barney and Rachel Parents Barney and Rachel Bukowitz | Sandler, Ethel (I14069)
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