D ecember , 2016 D eath N otices
UHR DEATH NOTICES
DEATH NOTICES
UHR YUDOF
Pauline Uhr (nee Serota), age 90, died on
December 16, 2016. She was a retired cater-
er who formerly resided at Martin's Run
(Wesley Enhanced Living). Beloved wife of
the late Morton Uhr; devoted mother of Edith
(Michael) Feinstein, Andy Uhr (Nomi Horn),
Larry Sutter and her late son, Alan Uhr; cher-
ished grandmother of Brad (Shelley) Fein-
stein, Julie (Brian) Kelly, Danny (Yael) Uhr,
and Sara Uhr; adored by great-grandchildren,
Emily and Hunter Feinstein, Marc and Adam
Kelly, and Dalya and Avi Uhr; and sister of the
late Nathan and Herbert Serota. Contribu-
tions in her memory may be made to Wesley
Enhanced Living-Main Line, 100 Halcyon Dr.,
Media, PA 19063 or to Main Line Meals on
Wheels, P.O. Box 801, Devon, PA 19333.

GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL-SACKS Phyllis L. Yudof (nee Kessler), Dec. 14, 2016
of Jenkintown. Beloved wife of the late
Daniel. Loving mother of Dr. Lynn (Dr.

Thomas) Mann and Susan (Alan) Steinberg.

Grandmother of Zachary, Jacob, Rebecca and
Katey. Relatives and friends were invited to
Services Sunday, 10 A.M., at Joseph Levine
and Sons Memorial Chapel, 4737 Street
Road, Trevose. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Contributions in her memory may be made to
The National Ovarian Cancer Coalition
www.ovarian.org. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
TREEGOOB ZAL
WEISS Harold Weiss, age 92, passed away peace-
fully on Friday, December 2, at his Margate
residence. He was born in Philadelphia on
February 23, 1924, the son of Mendel and
Sylvia (Chirlin) Weiss. After graduating
South Philadelphia High School, he enlisted
in the U.S. Air Army Corps, the predecessor
to the Air Force. He was very proud of his
service in World War II, where he was trained
as an airplane mechanic and served on a
Navy ship in the Pacific Ocean when the
atomic bombs were dropped on Japan. Har-
old graduated from Temple University and
became a CPA. He soon left the accounting
profession, investing in several businesses
and eventually developing a local shopping
center. Outside of his family, who he was ex-
tremely devoted to, Harold’s lifelong passion
was flying. He was an instrument rated air-
plane pilot, and his greatest thrills were fly-
ing his single engine plane over the Rocky
Mountains and island hopping in the Carib-
bean. He was the author of a biography of the
immigrant experience (And The Streets Were
Paved With Gold), a proud Mensa member
and painter. He is survived by two sons,
Richard (Portia) of Newport Beach, and Mi-
chael of Linwood, and his sister Elaine Soko-
loff of Elkins Park. Also surviving are his
grandchildren: Sean, Sarah (Maor), Reming-
ton and Madison; two great-grandchildren:
Mia and Joshua; and many loving nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death by his
sister Shirley Coff, brother Alvin (Buddy)
Weiss, and grandson Joshua Weiss. He was
deeply loved and will be sorely missed. Con-
tributions in Harold’s memory may be made
to the One World Sight Project, Inc. www.en-
dblindness.org WOLF
Claire Wolf (nee Blyler), Nov. 22, 2016, of Ar-
dmore. Wife of the late John L. Wolf, mother
of Randy (Patricia) Wolf and Ann (Dr. Cor-
nelius) Donohue, sister of Molly Perez and
Lois Rosenfeld, grandmother of Bradley
(Erin), Stephanie, Ashley (Ben), Joshua
(Lisa), Taylor and Alison; also survived by 6
great grand-children. Relatives and friends
were invited to graveside services Sunday 2
P.M. Roosevelt Memorial Park, Old Lincoln
Hwy., Trevose, PA. Contributions in her
memory may be made to Terri Lynne Lokoff
Foundation, www.tllccf.org
JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
MEMORIALS Dr. H. Michael Zal, age 75, died on Decem-
ber 16, 2016. He was a Psychiatrist for 43
years, he was a Clinical Professor at PCOM,
and fellow of the American College of Osteo-
pathic Neurology and Psychiatry and a distin-
guished life fellow of the American Psychiat-
ric Association. He was president of the
Alumni Association at Central High School
210 Class. He received many awards, includ-
ing 4 Chaplin Leader of Legion awards. Win-
ner of the 1998 Eric W. Martin memorial
award presented by the American Writers As-
sociation. He was Chief of Staff at Phil-
adelphia Psychiatric Institute. He got the
Francis Larsin Memorial Award for excel-
lence in medical writing by the American
Medical Writers Association. He had his own
cable TV show for 4 years called, Mental
Notes with Dr. Michael Zal, which he re-
ceived 2 awards for excellence. He wrote
over 100 articles, chapters in books, and lec-
tures. He was editor of The POMA Journal
and wrote 5 books, his last one is entitled "A
Psychiatrist Guide to Successful Retirement
and Aging; Coping with Change". Beloved
husband of Alice (nee Sheflin); loving father
of Michelle (Steven) Dubin and Frederick Zal;
dear brother of Joann (Richard) Cohen; and
adored grandfather of Daniel and Rebecca.

Contributions in his memory may be made to
The Alice & Michael Zal Scholarship at
PCOM. GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL-SACKS ARLENE TREEGOOB
MAY 1, 1936 - DECEMBER 10, 2008
PROVERBS 3:15
She is more precious than rubies and all the
things thou canst desire are not to be
compared unto her.

Length of days is in her right hand;
In her left hand are riches and honor.

Her ways of pleasantness
and all her path are peace.

She is a tree of life
to them thay lay hold upon her.

And happy is everyone that holdeth her fast.

How profoundly we miss you
Dear ARLENE
never to forget you.

Your loving cousins
RUTH, HARRIET, AILENE, SUSAN,
CAROL, NORMA, MICHAEL,
your many Friends, Family
and the love and joy of
my life PHILIP TAYLOR
May your memory be a Blessing
“So Easy To Love”
ZARKIN Honor
the memory
of your
loved one …
CALL 215-832-0749
TO PLACE
YOUR MEMORIAL.

ZARKIN Jan Alan Zarkin 73, of Philadelphia, originally
from Harrisburg, died of complications of
ALS, at his home, Thursday, December 1,
2016, surrounded by friends and family. Jan
was the owner for 25 years, of Rembrandt’s
Restaurant in Fairmount and prior to that had
a long career as a systems analyst at PECO.

He served in the Army, graduated from Not-
tingham Prep School in Harrisburg and PMC
- Pennsylvania Military College. He is sur-
vived by his wife of 26 years, Joann, brother
Jere (Viki), brother in-law Joel Frezel (Janice
Frezel), and nieces and nephews: Dell and
Isabella, Nikki Burkons (Mike Burkons), and
David Frezel (Alana Frezel). Service was held
Sunday, December 4 th at West Laurel Hill
Cemetery. Contributions in Jan’s memory
may be made to the ALS Association or Wis-
sahickon Hospice.

WEST LAUREL HILL FUNERAL HOME, Inc.

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