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| 2401 | MIRKIN-Theodore B. On April 5, 1999. Beloved husband of the late Hermine, loving father of Steven, Jeff and Carissa. Cherished grandfather of Max. Loving uncle of Susan, Beth and Barry. | Mirkin, Theodore (I17763)
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| 2402 | Mitchusson, Robert Mitch Lee Saturday, August 7, 2010. Dear husband of Peggy Mitchusson (nee Zielinski); dear father of Robert Bob (Terese), Tim and Tom Mitchusson; dear brother-in-law of Joann (Cloyd) Hardin and Ray (Judy) Zielinski; beloved grandfather of Justin and Grant. Mitch was a proud Marine and Xavier University alumnus, a consummate storyteller, and a friend to many. He was an avid Cardi- nals and Rams fan. In younger years, Mitch enjoyed a rousing game of tennis; in later years his preference turned to golf and competitive ballroom dancing. He always appreciated a good workout, a fine Scotch, and quoting Coach John Wooden, Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out. Services: Mitch donated his body to Saint Louis University | Mitchusson, Robert Lee (I14579)
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| 2403 | Moe Lituchy, age 92 of Forest Avenue in Albany died on Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at the Daughters of Sarah Nursing Center. Born in NYC, Mr. Lituchy was an Albany resident most of his life. He was a veteran and served during World War II. Moe had been the proprietor of the former Discount Merchandising Company in Albany and was retired. He was a member of Congregation Beth Abraham Jacob in Albany. Moe was married to Anne Pearson Lituchy until her passing in 1996. Loving Father of Stanley Lituchy and his wife Cheryl of Marietta, Georgia and Fran Trela of Clifton Park, NY. Grandfather of Beth Carey. Moe Lituchy, age 92 of Forest Avenue in Albany died on Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at the Daughters of Sarah Nursing Center. Born in NYC, Mr. Lituchy was an Albany resident most of his life. He was a veteran and served during World War II. Moe had been the proprietor of the former Discount Merchandising Company in Albany and was retired. He was a member of Congregation Beth Abraham Jacob in Albany. Moe was married to Anne Pearson Lituchy until her passing in 1996. Loving Father of Stanley Lituchy and his wife Cheryl of Marietta, Georgia and Fran Trela of Clifton Park, NY. Grandfather of Beth Carey. | Lituchy, Moe (I14672)
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| 2404 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sherman, Gregory Bruce (I9032)
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| 2405 | MONIZ, MANUEL 'Rip', 79, of Providence, passed away Monday, September 7, 2009 surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of Judith A. (Lisker) Moniz. Born in Warren, he was the son of the late Oscar and Mary (Andrade) Moniz. Manuel was a maintenance supervisor for the General Services Administration before retiring in 1986. He later worked for Payphone, Inc. A master carpenter, he specialized in furniture building. He was a Marine Veteran of the Korean War, a recipient of the Purple Heart and was a member of the American Legion in Riverside. An avid bowler, he was a member of the Cranston Bowl League. Besides his wife of 40 years he leaves his cherished daughter, Christina Moniz, with whom he and wife resided and his faithful K-9 companion, Maggie. He was the brother of the late Anthony and Frank Moniz, Adeline Principe, Irene Arruda, Pat McDaniel, Ollie Gough and Angie Simmons. | Moniz, Manuel (I19857)
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| 2406 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosenzweig, Jeremy Seth (I24234)
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| 2407 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hrenko, James M. (I8844)
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| 2408 | MOORE, Jeffrey Alan, age 56, of Patchogue and formerly of Huntington, on December 15, 2010. Beloved husband of Gail. Loving father of Ryan. Cherished brother of Mary Scharlatt and Greg Moore. | Moore, Jeffrey Alan (I21237)
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| 2409 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sloss, Dr. Robert Reese (I11088)
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| 2410 | Morris, Louis of West Palm Beach. July 15 1962. devoted husband of lillian, father of Jane Weiss, Carolyn, Judy, and Debbie Morris NYT Morris, Louis of West Palm Beach. July 15 1962. devoted husband of lillian, father of Jane Weiss, Carolyn, Judy, and Debbie Morris NYT Morris, Louis of West Palm Beach. July 15 1962. devoted husband of lillian, father of Jane Weiss, Carolyn, Judy, and Debbie Morris NYT | Morris, Louis (I11037)
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| 2411 | MORRISVILLE -- Arthur R. Roller, 87, of Morrisville, NC, passed away on May 14,2007. He was born in Astoria, NY on October 12, 1919. Art is survived by a son; a daughter; six grandchildren. MORRISVILLE -- Arthur R. Roller, 87, of Morrisville, NC, passed away on May 14,2007. He was born in Astoria, NY on October 12, 1919. Art is survived by a son; a daughter; six grandchildren. MORRISVILLE -- Arthur R. Roller, 87, of Morrisville, NC, passed away on May 14,2007. He was born in Astoria, NY on October 12, 1919. Art is survived by a son; a daughter; six grandchildren. | Roller, Arthur Raymond (I12938)
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| 2412 | Morton B. Lang of San Diego, Calif. died April 11, 1998. Mr. Lang was born on March 3, 1919. He was a 24-year resident of Highland Park. Mr. Lang was a partner in the Chicago-based firm of Benjamin & Lang, municipal bond consultants. Mr. Lang served in World War II as a Tank Commander under the Tenth Armored Division. He remained active in Tenth Armored Division programs and attended reunions. He served as a volunteer board member to his son's Boy Scout Troop and supported the youth music programs known as drum and bugle corps. Survivors include his wife, Lee; his sons, William (Martha), Robert (Jill) and John (Debbie); and his three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his son, Steven Lang and his brother, Stanley Lang. | Lang, Morton Bernard (I24281)
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| 2413 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walfish, Eric Jay (I19159)
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| 2414 | MORTON, Molly. On Wednesday, May 14, 2003. Beloved wife of the late Julius. Devoted mother and mother-in-law of Manny and Roslyn. Cherished grandmother of Cheryl and Frank Fried. Stephen and Lori Morton. Dear great-grandmother of Jamie Sarah Fried. Predeceased by her brothers and sisters. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. | Fogel, Molly (I12236)
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| 2415 | MORTON, Roslyn (née Goodman). Surrounded by her loving family on Saturday, January 18, 2014. Beloved wife of Manny for fifty years. Adored and precious mother and mother-in-law of Cheryl and Frank Fried, Stephen and Lori Morton. Proud Grandma Rozie of Jamie, Marlee, and Sam Fried; Alex Morton. Cherished sister and sister-in-law of Anita and Sol Shore. Funeral service from Paperman and Sons, 3888 Jean Talon St. W., on Monday, January 20 at 11:00 a.m. Roz will be deeply missed and remembered with love by her nephew and nieces, Allan, Pam, and Lori, and by her many dear friends. Burial at the Shaare Zedek Congregation Section, Eternal Gardens Cemetery. | Goodman, Roslyn (I15757)
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| 2416 | Moses Oppenheimer married Mary E. Stoyell on 18 Aug 1891 in Manhattan NY at the bride's Aunt Frances (Mitchell) Roger's home with a "Ceremony of the Friends". Mary was the orphan daughter of Reuben Smith Stoyell of Moravia NY (Abt. 1819-1864) and Jane Gaston (Mitchell) Stoyell (Abt. 1821-1864) of Milan NY who both died of disease within a week of each other in Portage WI in 1864. Mary was born in Mar 1857 in Portage WI and her Aunt Frances "Fanny" adopted her and took her to Plainfield NJ where she graduated from Vassar and took a trip to Europe after graduation in 1877. She was then hired to oversee NY State's Orphan Asylums and was very active in the US feminist & suffrage movements, having wrote many articles on the same in newspapers and magazines. That's when she met in NYC Moses who had fled Kaiser Germany (Reichstag) who had been targeted by the regime for his Socialist views as a political candidate in Germany, was put in prison several times and finally fled Germany. Moses was also active in the US as a founding member of the US Worker's or Labor Party which in essence was the beginnings of the Socialist or Communist Party in the US. He was also very prolific in his writing and as an political activist in the US. Moses and Mary lived together in NYC the rest of their lives and had no children. Mary died on 21 Jun 1937 in Bronx NY and, according to her death certificate) is buried in the Ferncliff Cemetery of Hartsdale NY (25 miles from Manhattan). Moses died on 18 May 1936 in Bronx NY Moses Oppenheimer married Mary E. Stoyell on 18 Aug 1891 in Manhattan NY at the bride's Aunt Frances (Mitchell) Roger's home with a "Ceremony of the Friends". Mary was the orphan daughter of Reuben Smith Stoyell of Moravia NY (Abt. 1819-1864) and Jane Gaston (Mitchell) Stoyell (Abt. 1821-1864) of Milan NY who both died of disease within a week of each other in Portage WI in 1864. Mary was born in Mar 1857 in Portage WI and her Aunt Frances "Fanny" adopted her and took her to Plainfield NJ where she graduated from Vassar and took a trip to Europe after graduation in 1877. She was then hired to oversee NY State's Orphan Asylums and was very active in the US feminist & suffrage movements, having wrote many articles on the same in newspapers and magazines. That's when she met in NYC Moses who had fled Kaiser Germany (Reichstag) who had been targeted by the regime for his Socialist views as a political candidate in Germany, was put in prison several times and finally fled Germany. Moses was also active in the US as a founding member of the US Worker's or Labor Party which in essence was the beginnings of the Socialist or Communist Party in the US. He was also very prolific in his writing and as an political activist in the US. Moses and Mary lived together in NYC the rest of their lives and had no children. Mary died on 21 Jun 1937 in Bronx NY and, according to her death certificate) is buried in the Ferncliff Cemetery of Hartsdale NY (25 miles from Manhattan). Moses died on 18 May 1936 in Bronx NY | Stoyell, Mary (I25216)
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| 2417 | Moshe b Notte Tzvi HaCohen | Schwartz, Morris (I17080)
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| 2418 | Most likely great-grandson of Shaya (b~1795) son of Vol (b~1774). | Kitzis, Ishaj (I7352)
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| 2419 | Mother Fannie | Louis, Ella (I13096)
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| 2420 | Mother listed as "Anna" in death cert. | Strauss, Caroline (I15315)
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| 2421 | mother listed as Katie Stern (Medical):Downs Syndrome mother listed as Katie Stern (Medical):Downs Syndrome | Kitzis, Louis Sallie (I13839)
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| 2422 | mother of Marvin Strauss, b. 15 jul 1916 in Chicago | Siegel, Anna (I8628)
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| 2423 | Mother Sarah b1871 - sister Lena Kaufman 1888 Siblings: Martin 1897, Ruth Willand1899, Arthur1902, Harold1904, Mother Sarah b1871 - sister Lena Kaufman 1888 Siblings: Martin 1897, Ruth Willand1899, Arthur1902, Harold1904, Mother Sarah b1871 - sister Lena Kaufman 1888 Siblings: Martin 1897, Ruth Willand1899, Arthur1902, Harold1904, Mother Sarah b1871 - sister Lena Kaufman 1888 Siblings: Martin 1897, Ruth Willand1899, Arthur1902, Harold1904, Mother Sarah b1871 - sister Lena Kaufman 1888 Siblings: Martin 1897, Ruth Willand1899, Arthur1902, Harold1904, | Sonne, Rose (I11790)
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| 2424 | Mother: Clayton | Farmer, Caroline Letitia (I15707)
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| 2425 | Mother: Adele Mother: Adele | Block, Mamie (I12426)
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| 2426 | Mother: Amena? | Igelheimer, Isaac (I12709)
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| 2427 | Mothër: Anna Mothër: Anna Later married ?? Epstein Mothër: Anna Later married ?? Epstein Mothër: Anna Later married Louis Epstein in 1952 Mothër: Anna Later married Louis Epstein in 1952 | Zelkind, Frances (I12751)
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| 2428 | Mother: Anna Parents: Bennno & Hannchen | Weinschenk, Irma Ruth (I13423)
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| 2429 | Mother: Anna Pacifica [Josz] b.~1839, d. 1/11/1887. Buried with Max and Elvira | Josz, Elvira Orazia (I20562)
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| 2430 | Mother: Bella | Gurvitz, Rachel Ruth (I19492)
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| 2431 | Mother: Bella Stern Strauss | Strauss, Carol (I29569)
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| 2432 | mother: Berta | Bass, Adele (I27889)
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| 2433 | Mother: Bertha | Jonas, Irving Isidor (I19001)
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| 2434 | Mother: Brajna Smolinska Parents: Jankiel Litmanowicz & : Brajna Smolinska | Litmanowicz, Estera (I15711)
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| 2435 | Mother: Cantor Max Robinson, 78, died Sunday, July 5, 1992. He was a 74-year resident of Richmond, Va., where he owned a merchant retail business, and lived in Akron the past four years. He was the beloved husband of Arleen S. Robinson; devoted father and father-in-law of Barbara and Paul A. Lewis of Akron; dear grandfather of Michael A. Lewis; also survived by six brothers. Funeral services will be held in Richmond, Va. | Robinson, Max (I16528)
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| 2436 | Mother: David Cahn & Paulina Schlachter | Cahn, Sarah Vicktoria (I14535)
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| 2437 | Mother: Dora Rels, b. Bad Orb Germany, d. 24 Jul 1946 | Seliger, Hans (I12624)
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| 2438 | Mother: Emma | Covington, Mercedes (I9713)
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| 2439 | Mother: Eva | Zussman, Chana Leja (I16273)
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| 2440 | Mother: Hedwig Parents: Jakob Biorig & Hedwig Sahm | Bierig, Arnold (I16255)
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| 2441 | Mother: Henrietta | Klotz, Joseph N. (I17961)
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| 2442 | Mother: Ida Zilber or Geness Parents: Jerry Silver & Rachel Gerber | Silver, Esther (I18669)
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| 2443 | MOther: Ida Flax | Hais, Naomi Thelma (I14494)
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| 2444 | Mother: Lenora/Laura Polase Parents: Isaac Davis & Lenora/Laura Polase | Davis, Hermina (I15743)
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| 2445 | Mother: Levy | Leavitt, Adelaide (I6788)
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| 2446 | Mother: Lila | Green, Sally (I9204)
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| 2447 | Mother: Louise Parfents: Joseph &: Louise Parfents: Joseph &: Louise | Wolf, Beatrice Louise (I5091)
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| 2448 | Mother: Martha | Saul, Mildred Evelyn (I18190)
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| 2449 | Mother: Mary Mother: Mary | Fauerbach, Alice (I8075)
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| 2450 | Mother: Minnie (1811-1875) Sister Bertha (1856) Mother: Minnie (1811-1875) Sister Bertha (1856) Mother: Minnie Schuman (?) (1811-1875) Father: Bear Igelheimer Sister Bertha (1856) Brother: David (1836-1913) | Igelheimer, Solomon (I14600)
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