A pril , 2020 D eath N otices
JASS DEATH NOTICES
JASS Marlene Jass (Nee Rosenberg), April 5, 2020
of Delanco, NJ. Beloved wife of Stephen.

Loving mother of Barbara (Daryn Seltzer)
Jass and Susan ‘Samm’(Jack Levin) Jass.

Sister of Sandra and daughter of Selma
Rosenberg (Nee Glassman) and the late
Howard. Services are private. Marlene’s
senior years were a new beginning as she be-
came politically active in Delanco, after mov-
ing from Evesham Township. She served on
Township Committee, served as Mayor, and
Deputy Mayor. She was appointed to and
currently served on, Delanco’s Economic Ad-
visory Board, Delanco Land Use Board, and
Delanco Recreation Commission. Marlene
also served on the Burlington County Board
of Social Services. She is well known and ad-
mired in the Burlington County political
arena. Contributions in her memory may be
made to the Multiple Myeloma Research
Foundation MMRF, P.O. Box 414238, Boston,
MA 02241-4238, themmrf.org
JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
KATZ Burton Katz on April 1, 2020. Beloved hus-
band of the late Ruth (nee Nosnik). Loving
father of Nathan (Sharon) Katz, Robert
(Stacy) Katz, Paul Katz, Marc (Pam) Katz. Ad-
ored grandfather of Justin, Jared, Michael,
Melissa, Jason and Jonathan. Private Funeral
Services were held. Contributions in his
memory may be made to a charity of the
donor's choice.

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KRANTZ Alvin C. Krantz of Philadelphia passed away
on April 17, 2020 after battling a long illness.

Al is survived by his wife, Stephanie (nee Eis-
enberg), sons Matthew David and Mark Alan;
and sister, Marleen Kessler. Al was born on
February 17, 1950 in Philadelphia, PA to
Anne and Rudy Krantz. Al was a successful
Philadelphia attorney and an avid basketball
player. He was a loving husband, father, and
friend. His passion for life resonated with
people who knew him. He lived every day to
the fullest. Services will be held at a future
date. Contributions in his memory may be
made to the American Cancer Society.

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Eliott Klein, 78 years old, of Philadelphia, be-
loved son of the late Simon and Sarah Klein,
passed away on April 8th. He was a member
of the Central High School 211 class graduat-
ing in February 1959 and then attended
Dickinson College, graduating in 1963. Fol-
lowing college, Eliott received his J.D. Law
degree from Penn Law in 1966. Eliott as-
sisted as co-draftsman of the Pennsylvania
Securities Act of 1972. He served as assist-
ant counsel and then chief counsel of the
Pennsylvania Securities Commission for
many years. He loved the casino, fishing, and
playing tennis. Eliott had a wonderful sense
of humor and had a very positive outlook
despite a series of illnesses and disabilities.

He is survived by loving family and friends.

Donations in his memory can be made to
charitable organizations of the donor’s
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Morrie E. Kricun, M.D., age 82, of Audubon,
PA, and formerly of Radnor, PA, died on Sat-
urday, April 4, 2020, at Einstein Medical Cen-
ter Montgomery. Dr. Kricun was born in Phil-
adelphia, PA, on February 23, 1938 and
graduated from Central High School in Phil-
adelphia in 1955 (class 204) and Muhlen-
berg College in 1959. He graduated from Jef-
ferson Medical College in 1963 and com-
pleted an internship and diagnostic radiology
residency at Albert Einstein Medical Center in
Philadelphia. He was a proud veteran of the
United States Air Force. Dr. Kricun had a long
career in radiology and was a Professor of
Musculoskeletal Radiology at the Hospital of
the University of Pennsylvania. He was a ded-
icated and passionate educator, having
taught radiology to many residents for dec-
ades. He was an accomplished scholar, hav-
ing written numerous radiology books,
chapters and articles. He was a longtime
member of the International Skeletal Society
and was awarded a Silver Medal for his last-
ing contributions. Dr. Kricun also contrib-
uted to the field of anthropology by x-raying
prehistoric humans to determine their health
status. He studied the pre-colonization Aus-
tralian aborigines and coauthored a book of
Neanderthals. Morrie was a loving and caring
person who was well known for his kind
deeds and willingness to provide assistance
to those in need. He had many interests and
hobbies including travel, classic cars, and
collecting memorabilia, and even authored a
book on Elvis. He also had a longtime love of
gardening, nature and animals. Morrie was
predeceased by his mother, Esther and fath-
er, Dr. A. Alfred Kricun, of Philadelphia. He is
survived by his loving wife of 43 years, Vir-
ginia (Brawner) Kricun and brother, Dr.

Robert (Stephanie) Kricun. He was also the
proud uncle of Dr. Ashley K. (Ross) Summer
and Dr. Bret J. (Hilary) Kricun and great
nieces and nephews, Jacob and Ella Summer
and Eva and Samuel Kricun. He is also sur-
vived by his many loving cousins, including
Marilyn (Wernick) Toub who was like a sister
to him. Funeral service and interment in Har
Jehuda Private. The family will hold a me-
morial service in the future to celebrate Mor-
rie's life when it is safe to do so. In lieu of
flowers, memorial contributions can be made
to The Kricun Charitable Trust, Chester
County Community Foundation, 28 W. Mar-
ket Street, West Chester, PA 19382 or
http://chescocf.org/fund/kricun-charitable- fund/ Condolences: www.msbfh.com
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LANDAU Myron (“Mike”), March 29, 2020, of Phil-
adelphia, PA, age 80, loving father of Richard
Landau (Kate Jacoby), Ruthellen “Rue” Land-
au (Kerry Smith), and Suzanne Landau
(Robert Auritt); devoted husband of Dorothy
“Dotsy” Landau (nee Witz); cherished grand-
father of Ethan, Zara, Eli, and Rio; loving
brother of Ellis Landau (Yvette Landau). Ser-
vices were private due to the pandemic. A
memorial service will be announced at a later
date. Contributions in his memory may be
sent to Cure PSP 1216 Broadway, 2nd Floor,
New York, NY 10001, or at www.psp.org
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KOLBER Sylvia Kolber (nee Sahl), on March 20, 2020.

Wife of the late Milton. Mother of Janice
Kolber (Murray) Dalinka, Stuart (Shelley)
Kolber and Bryan (Joy) Kolber. Grandmother
of Braford Dalinka, Garrett (Tina) Kolber, Jes-
sica Kolber, Marcus Kolber and Gregory
Kolber. Great Grandmother of Emily and
Gwen Kolber. Private Graveside Services
were held. Contributions in her memory may
be made to Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel,
300 S. 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103.

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Bernard Kauderer, age 85, died on April 4,
2020. He was an Optometrist who resided in
Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania. Beloved
husband of Sally Krohn; loving father of Ira
Kauderwood, Beth (Glenn) Pisk, Dianna
(Marc) Falkowitz, and Lawrence Kauderer;
caring stepfather of Mary (Trey) Kamplain
and John (Kim) Krohn; adored grandfather of
Samuel Falkowitz, Eli Pisk, Sophie Kamplain,
Benjamin Kauderwood, Noah Kauderwood,
Livia Kamplain, Ellis Kamplain, and Stella
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LANDAU Norma Lapides (nee August), April 6, 2020,
formerly of Broomall, PA and Detroit, MI. Be-
loved wife, sister, mother, and grandmother.

Norma will be remembered by her husband
of 58 years, Jules, her sister Evelyn, her
daugthers Lila and Maureen, son-in-law Rich,
and grandchildren Gen, Jake, and Ben. She
loved her family, reading, Broadway music-
als, and walking in Ridley Creek State Park.

She will be laid to rest in a private service. In
lieu of flowers, donations can be made to
American Parkinson Disease Association or
the Marple Public Library.

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JEWISH EXPONENT
LANDAU Myron “Mike” Landau passed away peacefully on March 29,
2020 at the age of 80. While his last few years were difficult due
to illness, his life was marked by many pleasures, including his
loving family, true friendships, varied interests and a joy and
contentment with the world around him. He will be missed by
many, but never forgotten. Mike was born in Philadelphia to
Manfred and Ruth Landau on September 11, 1939. He grew up
in Wynnefield and Penn Valley where he graduated from Lower
Merion High School. He graduated from Penn State University in
1961. For over 40 years, Mike worked in the banking industry,
starting his career at PNB. In his spare time, he was an avid
gardener and could often be found tending to his beautiful rose
garden. He appreciated the little things in life and literally wanted
people to stop and smell the roses. He also loved to travel and
experience different cultures, which he did throughout many
countries around the world. In his spare time, he liked to play
golf with his friends and appreciate new wines and microbrews.

He was a big fan of Philadelphia sports and history and would re-
count our institutions from Municipal (JFK) Stadium to the Bul-
letin newspaper to Bond bread. Known for his ability to connect
with people and be a great listener, Mike remembered the details
of people’s lives and their families. When he saw the person
again, he would recount their stories and ask about their family
by name. He was kind and supportive and always lifted people up
with words of encouragement and kindness. He was a good
friend and a wonderful father who loved his family above all else.

Even in his ailing years, his spirit lifted up his family, as cap-
tured in a recent Inquirer article. Mike was a loving father of
Richard Landau (Kate Jacoby), Ruthellen “Rue” Landau (Kerry
Smith), and Suzanne Landau (Robert Auritt); devoted husband of
Dorothy “Dotsy” Landau (nee Witz); cherished grandfather of
Ethan, Zara, Eli, and Rio; and loving brother of Ellis Landau
(Yvette Landau). He is further survived by nieces and nephews,
other relatives and friends. Although he struggled in his later
years with Corticobasal Syndrome, a rare neurological disease,
he handled his illness with dignity and continued to be a champi-
on for his children and grandchildren until the end.

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