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GREENBAUM HILDEBRAND
Charles H. Greenbaum, MD, retired Profess-
or of Dermatology, died on April 16, 2021.

Although his chief interest was in patient
care, Dr. Greenbaum was deeply involved in
teaching and organized medicine. He rose to
the rank of Clinical Professor of Dermatology
at Jefferson Medical College, where he taught
for 37 years. At the same time, he was active
in the Phila. Dermatological Society, where
he served as its President in 1976, and as
President of the PA. Academy of Dermato-
logy in 1977, of which he was the founding
secretary. He also served on the Bd. of Dir-
ectors of the Phila. County Medical Society.

Continuing medical education was a special
interest, and Dr. Greenbaum helped devise
and establish the evaluation system of the
American Academy of Dermatology, as well
serving as the Chairman of the Evaluation
Committee. He served as chair of the Advis-
ory Board Council and on other committees
of the AAD and was particularly proud of hav-
ing secured certification for Continuing Med-
ical Education of both his state and city der-
matological societies. Born in Phila. on Feb.

22, 1925, to Dr. Sigmund S. Greenbaum and
Rae Refowich Greenbaum, he was graduated
from Central High School in Jan., 1943, and
enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. Trained as
a Radar technician, he served in the south
Pacific, earning the Good Conduct medal,
American and Pacific Theatre ribbons, and
the Victory ribbon. After receiving an honor-
able discharge in May1946, he attended the
University of PA, graduating with a
B.A.(Chemistry). He entered Jefferson Medic-
al College, and was graduated in 1954. He in-
terned at Phila. General Hospital, and com-
pleted his dermatologic training at the Gradu-
ate School of Medicine of the University of
PA, Graduate Hospital, and the University of
PA Hospital. He married Julia Heimowitz in
1955, following his internship and her gradu-
ation from Bryn Mawr College. He entered
private practice in 1958 and was certified in
Dermatology in 1960. Dr. Greenbaum was a
Senior Attending Dermatologist at Thomas
Jefferson University Hosp., Jeanes Hosp.,
and Holy Redeemer Hosp. He chaired many
committees at Holy Redeemer Hosp., and
served on the Board of Directors, and the Ex-
ecutive Committee of Holy Redeemer Hospit-
al. Dr. Greenbaum was a Fellow of the Phila.

College of Physicians and the American Col-
lege of Physicians, as well as the American
Academy of Dermatology. He was a member
of the American Dermatological Association,
the Society for Investigative Dermatology,
American Medical Association, the PA Medic-
al Society, and the Phila. County Medical So-
ciety, as well as the Dermatology Foundation,
The Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology,
and the Phila. Dermatological Society. He re-
tired in 1994 from practice and teaching, but
found deep satisfaction in sharing the worlds
of Art, Music, Gardening and Travel with his
wife, Julia, until her death in 2007. Dr. Green-
baum is survived by his children, Dr. Steven
S. Greenbaum (Bettsie W.), Lynne (Dr. Ira
Rubenfeld), and Robert D. Greenbaum, Esq.

(Sharona C.), his grandchildren, Gillian,
Jeremy (Nikko) and Joshua (Julie), and by
his beloved companion Connie Gottlieb, his
sister, Janet Grossman, and many nieces and
nephews and their families. Services and in-
terment were private. Contributions in his
memory may be made to a charity of the
donor’s choice.

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Ricki Lou Hildebrand, April 2, 2021. Mother
to Aliza (Richard) Schmidt, Dalia (Shawn)
Stephenson, and David (Josh Gaddy)
Hildebrand. Sister to James (Sally) Hammer-
man and Christina (Michael Schlanger) Atkin.

Grandmother to Blaze, Power, Danica,
Zachary and Audrey. She had a life-long love
for Philadelphia and was actively involved in
her community, such as the Rittenhouse
Flower Market, Center City Town Watch, art
shows at Head House, Greenfield PTA, and
the BZBI Sisterhood, among others. She was
gentle, selfless, and unconditionally kind.

Graveside services were private. Donations in
her memory may be made to the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, 78 Randall Avenue Rockville
Centre, New York 11570 www.jnf.org.

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HORWITZ Charles Horwitz, age 75, passed away at the
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania on
April 13, 2021.Charles was the son of Ben-
jamin and Mae (nee Zumoff) Horwitz. He is
survived by his beloved wife, Judith (nee
Axelrod), their son, William, and his brother,
Mayer (Barbara) Horwitz, Esq. Chuck, as he
was known by family and friends, was an en-
trepreneur. Early in his career, he was a buy-
er of women's fashions for Gimbels and
Wanamakers. Following that, he became the
owner of Ridgeway Stores. After retiring, he
served as a consultant to the fashion in-
dustry, and was a guest instructor at the Phil-
adelphia College of Textiles and Science. He
also became a licensed insurance agent.

Chuck was a graduate of Haverford High
School and Temple University. He had been
an active member of the New Warrior Men's
organization for many years. The family re-
quests donations be made to mds-founda-
tion.org/donate. Services were private.

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H. Vivianne (Billie) Horwitz, 91, of King of
Prussia, PA, passed away peacefully in her
home on February 19, 2021. She was born in
Pottstown, PA on July 4, 1929 to Morris and
Sally (Laber) Horwitz. She was predeceased
by her sisters Geraldine Forman and Shirley
Woolf. After graduating from high school, Bil-
lie worked for the Philadelphia Board of Edu-
cation, starting in the typing pool and work-
ing her way up to Administrative Assistant for
the Superintendent of Schools. After retiring
from the Board of Education, Billie went to
work for PRIME, a nonprofit philanthropic or-
ganization. Billie was excited and fulfilled by
volunteering her time and energies to vari-
ous nonprofits including serving as a docent
at the Philadelphia Zoo from 1984 until just
before her death. As a docent, she was a
member of or chaired several committees
and particularly loved doing outreach to chil-
dren and juniors. She received awards for
contributing “above and beyond”. In addition
to her zoo docent activities, for 22 years she
volunteered through the Retired Senior Vo-
lunteer Program (RSVP), to Hospice Care,
Historical Society of Montgomery County and
others. Her most recent volunteer activity
was with The Clinic, Healthcare for the Unin-
sured, in Phoenixville, PA, an organization
that was near and dear to her heart. She
loved music, art, theater (Broadway and com-
munity), the Zoo, Eagles, Phillies, and bridge.

She was a world traveler and wherever she
went she made lifelong friends. Her quiet
manner and gentle disposition only en-
hanced her strengths and commanded the re-
spect and love from all who knew her. She is
survived by her nephews Mark Forman
(Cheryl), Mel Woolf (Susan Shermer), and
Jeffrey Woolf whom she loved dearly as ex-
emplified by her email and license plate “ant-
bil”. As an example of her generosity, Billie
had requested that her remains be donated.

In the interest of safety, no service is being
planned at this time. Condolences may be ex-
pressed at the funeral home website
(https://www.hancockfuneralhome.net) The family asks that donations in her
memory be made to:
The Clinic in Phoenixville
https://www.theclinicpa.org or
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Marsha Kamen Hyman, 70, of Cherry Hill,
passed away unexpectedly on Sunday April
11, 2021 while vacationing in Florida. Born in
Salem, she was the daughter of the late Arch-
ie and Bella Kamen (nee Levitsky). She was a
graduate of Salem High School and the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania. Prior to retirement,
Marsha worked as a dental hygienist. Mar-
sha was adventurous and was always look-
ing for new places to explore. She will be re-
membered for her passion for all outdoor
activities, she loved traveling, hiking and es-
pecially road cycling. She is survived by two
children, Samuel Hyman and his wife Jamie
of Livingston and Samantha Hyman-Pardo
and her husband Carlos of Philadelphia, PA,
three grandchildren, Bella Hyman, Abraham
“Abie” Hyman and Elanora Pardo and a
brother Barnett Kamen of Broomall, PA. The
family requests that memorial contributions
in Marsha’s memory be made to the Jewish
National Fund, 78 Randall Avenue, Rockville
Centre, NY 11570.

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Phyllis Jacobson (nee Stamps), April 19,
2021 of Penn Valley, PA. Beloved wife of the
late Joseph Dillinger and the late Leonard
Jacobson; loving mother of Deidre (Michael)
Sacks and Robin (Alan) Schulman; adoring
grandmother of six grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. Contributions in her
memory may be made to Temple Adath Is-
rael (adathisrael.org) or a charity of the
donor’s choice.

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Sima Jahr (nee Adar), age 85, of Langhorne,
PA, on March 24, 2021. Predeceased by her
parents, Esther (Greenberg) and Harry Adar,
former husband, Benjamin Jahr and compan-
ion, Melvin Weisbord. Survived by dear sis-
ter Pearl Berkson, devoted children, Harriet
(David) Jahr-Philips, Steven (Pearl) Jahr, and
Howard (Wendy) Jahr and grandchildren:
Hannah and Nate Philips, Jessica, Taylor,
Brendan and Ryan Jahr. Private interment
was at Montefiore Cemetery. Donations in
her memory may be made to Old York Road
Temple-Beth Am or to the Capital Health Can-
cer Center:
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JENOFSKY Linda Judy Jenofsky, passed away on April
15, 2021. Mother of Jena (Jeremy) Pashak.

Grandmother of Ethan Pashak. Sister to the
late Jack (Gretchen) Jenofsky, Loving Aunt to
Michelle & Chad. And Stephen Presant with
whom she shared a lifelong affection. Linda
was an educator, psychologist, world travel-
er, enthusiast of the arts, and a revolutionary
individual of her time. Contributions in her
memory may be made to Parkinson's Found-
ation, Lewy Body Dementia Foundation, Beth
El Yardley, and Philadelphia Art Museum.

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LANDES Sondra Landes (nee Rossman), April 21,
2021 of Philadelphia, PA. Age 83 after a long
illness. Beloved wife of the late Martin
Landes, Jr.; sister of Donald (Patricia) Ross-
man; cherished aunt of Marla (Rich) Milgram,
Lisa Adoni, and Adam (Marcelle) Rossman;
treasured great-aunt of Lauren, Caroline,
Stacie, Alex, Benjamin, and Maxwell. Due to
COVID, graveside services were held
privately, and a celebration of her life will be
held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contri-
butions in her memory may be made to the
Philadelphia Orchestra (philorch.org) or the
Curtis Institute of Music (curtis.edu).

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Irving Harry Laserow passed away on March
28, 2021. Husband of the late Arlene (nee
Levy). Father of Leslie Weinfeld and Scott
(Roe) Laserow. Grandfather of Stephanie and
Joshua Weinfeld. Private Graveside Services
were held at Montefiore Cemetery. Contribu-
tions in his memory may be made to Mul-
tiple Sclerosis Society, 30 S. 17th St., Ste
800, Phila., PA 19103, www.nationalmssoci-
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LAVAN Dr. Donald LaVan, on April 1, 2021. Beloved
husband of Joan (nee Schreiber). Devoted
father of Frederick LaVan (Marthe Adler).

Dear brother of Byron (JoAnn) LaVan. Lov-
ing grandfather of Michaela LaVan, Matthew
LaVan (Karen) and Aram LaVan. Graveside
services were private. Contributions in his
memory may be made to WRTI FM.

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LEEPOND Sylvia Leepond (nee Adler), March 27, 2021
of Philadelphia, PA; beloved wife of the late
Robert; loving mother of Susan (Dr. Steven)
Present and Arlene (Robert) Weibel; adoring
bubbie of Julie (David) Koller; cherished
great grandmother of Sarah Rose and Jonah
Eli; devoted brother of Leon Adler, the late
Beatrice Shapiro and the late Dr. Arthur P.

Adler. Graveside Services were held on Wed-
nesday, March 31 at Shalom Memorial Park
in Huntingdon Valley. In lieu of flowers, con-
tributions in her memory may be made to
Chabad Lubavitch Jewish Center of Abington,
PA or Grandma Honey’s Kitchen at Chabad
Jewish Center for Students, 1432 Catharine
St., Phila., PA 19146.

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LIEBERMAN MITCHELL
Morton Lieberman, Past President of Con-
gregation Tifereth Israel of Lower Bucks
County and its Men’s Club, on March 31,
2021. Husband of Eileen M. (nee Herman),
father of Jodi (Eric) Johnstin and Eric
(Melissa) Lieberman, brother of Barry (Anita)
Lieberman, grandfather of Abby, Hope and
Micah. In lieu of flowers contributions in his
memory may be made to Cong. Tifereth Is-
rael of Lower Bucks County, 2909 Bristol Rd,
Bensalem PA 19020.

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LEIBOVITZ Sadly, on April 4, 2020, in Maryland, Cheryl
R. Leibovitz, 69, passed on due to a brief ill-
ness. Cheryl was born in Philadelphia, PA,
lived in Baltimore, MD, graduated with a
bachelor’s degree from the University of
Maryland, moved to Washington, DC and
later made her home in Alexandria, VA.

Cheryl was the loving daughter of the late
Sidney Leibovitz of Baltimore, MD and the
late Sylvia (nee Kaplan). She is survived by
her brother, Marc Leibovitz (Naomi
Kaufmann), step-mother, Adrienne (Biren-
Berger), step-sisters Danielle Berger Gorgas
(Kenny) and Victoria Magi Berger and niece
Sidney Alexandra Berger. Cheryl retired from
a long and dedicated career in public service
ten years ago. She worked as a Program
Specialist and her expertise was in the area of
Federal Student Financial Aid. While em-
ployed at the U.S. Department of Education,
Cheryl enjoyed her volunteer work with high
school students seeking her advice and
mentoring as they prepared for university ad-
mission. Cheryl was a mixed media artist and
a talented weaver and jewelry designer. She
was a studio artist at Convergence in Alexan-
dria, VA where she led the Sunset Art Salon
Series for several years and participated in
art exhibits. In recent years, Cheryl taught art
classes at Adas Israel Synagogue in Wash-
ington, DC to both preschool children and
adults. Another passion of Cheryl’s was
theater, attending hundreds of productions
each year. She and a group of friends made
regular trips to New York to see shows on
and off Broadway. Cheryl also supported loc-
al theater, serving as a volunteer and sup-
porter of Arlington’s Signature Theater. She
was a sought-after theater critic who
provided feedback to local theater groups in
the DC area. Cheryl loved her family and
friends and had many feline friends as well.

Cheryl enjoyed domestic and international
travel. Cheryl appreciated the diversity of hu-
manity as her circle of loved ones attests.

Cheryl was an understanding and loving
friend and will be missed by many. Funeral
arrangements were private. Contributions in
her memory may be sent to: Pet Adoption
and Lifecare Society (PALS). Web site:
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www.JewishExponent.com Bonnie S. Nobel Lewis (nee Goldberg), March
26, 2021 of Paoli, PA. Beloved wife of the late
Albert Lewis and loving mother of Erika No-
bel Hendzel, Joshua Nobel, and Sharon Anne
Bennett; adoring grandmother of Nicolle.

Bonnie was born on March 5, 1940 in Cam-
bridge, MA and graduated Bryn Mawr Col-
lege with a degree in English literature. A
passionate supporter of the arts, she atten-
ded many galleries, live performances, and
cinemas. She excelled as a senior account
executive with two Philadelphia advertising
agencies before starting, a small graphics
design firm with her late husband. Bonnie
made friends easily and briefly served as a
senior model. With a contagious smile and
laugh, she always lit up the room. Never
afraid to be her own person, Bonnie inspired
others with her energy and love of life. She
will be missed terribly. Contributions in her
memory may be made to the Alzheimer’s As-
sociation. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
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LOVE Dorothy Love (nee Kaplan), March 30, 2021
of King of Prussia, Pa. Devoted wife of Barry
Love. Cherished mother of Sherry (Michael)
Gressen and Marcy (Samuel) Abloeser.

Proud grandmother of Jamie (Steve), Mark
(Ashley) and Andrew (Jessica). Beloved
great-grandmother “Gigi” of Brayden, Jack,
Hailey, Patrick, Ben and Danny. Contribu-
tions in her memory may be made to Susan
G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
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LICHTMAN Albert Lichtman, on March 22, 2021. Albie,
son of the late Abe and Norma Lichtman lived
a wonderful life for 89 years. He had a way of
making each person feel like they were spe-
cial and in return everyone loved and felt
close to him. He had the best memory, was
sharp as a tack, and loved to have fun his
way. He will be missed by many and will al-
ways be in our hearts. Lovingly survived by
his wife Joyce, sons Dr. Craig Lichtman and
David Lichtman. Brother of the late Jerome
(Natalie Lichtman Freedman), Ronald Licht-
man (Joan Millman), Paul Lichtman (Susan)
and Elaine Lichtman. Adored grandfather of
Ben Lichtman. Stepfather of Ava Geller (War-
ren), Matthew Trachton (Linda), Manny
Trachton (Nancy), and grandfather of their
children Ravi (deceased), Eli, Daniel, Melissa,
Danny Jo and Danielle. Graveside services
were being held at Roosevelt Memorial Park
on March 25th. Contributions in his memory
may be made to Beth Am Israel
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Alan Lissy, Dedham, Massachusetts ,
formerly of Philadelphia, Monroe Township,
NJ, and Boynton Beach, Florida, passed away
peacefully on April 4th, 2021. He was prede-
ceased by his wife of 48 years, Judith
Gomberg Lissy and his parents Anna and
Joseph Lissy. Alan is survived by David and
Suzanne Lissy of Needham MA and Jackie
and Michael Brustein of Wayside, NJ. And
five grandchildren, who were the light of his
life, Julia, Sarah and Dylan Lissy and Jonah
and Eve Brustein. Arrangements are under
the direction of Rubin Funeral Home, Boyn-
ton Beach. Memorial donations may be made
in Alan’s memory to the Good Sports Found-
ation, www.goodsports.org or the Founda-
tion for Jewish Camp, www.jewiscamp.org
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www.JewishExponent.com Geraldine Ludwig (Gerry) was born in Phil-
adelphia, Pennsylvania on June 18, 1928 and
passed on April 5, 2021. Gerry graduated
from Lower Merion High School in Ardmore,
Pennsylvania in 1946 and attended Ursinus
College in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. In the
fall of 1946, she met the love of her life and
best friend, Dr. Lawrence Robert Ludwig
(Larry). Gerry and Larry married on Decem-
ber 21, 1947 and had their first daughter,
Margaret (Peggy) in 1950 and their second
daughter, Helen, in 1954. In 1960, Gerry and
family moved from Havertown, Pennsylvania
to Blackwood, New Jersey, where her hus-
band opened his own family medical practice.

Shortly after, they moved to Cherry Hill, New
Jersey, and then Haddonfield, New Jersey
where Gerry was a real estate agent from
1981 to 1993. Gerry and Larry then fell in
love with Sarasota, Florida and retired there
in 1993. Gerry enjoyed collecting antiques
and spending time with good friends and her
loving family. She is survived by her daugh-
ters Peggy Ludwig (and husband Michael)
and Helen Ludwig, grandchildren Alexandra,
Anne, and Adam, nephews Gordon, Skipper,
Joseph, and Craig, nieces Margie and Jane,
and grandnieces and grandnephews. She was
preceded in death by her adored husband of
73 years, Larry, her loving parents Celia Co-
hen and Herman Fischer, and her beloved
siblings Evelyn Lief and Martin Fischer. Her
family will always remember her for being
outgoing and sincere, and for her fantastic
taste in art and fashion. Contributions in
memory of Gerry may be sent to the Interna-
tional Waldenstrom’s Macroglobulinemia
Foundation located in Sarasota, Florida.

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Marsha L. Mitchell (nee Podolsky), April 4,
2021, of Atlantic City, NJ. Beloved wife of 42
years to Alan Mitchell. Loving mother of Ju-
lie (Lonnie) Factor and Lance Mitchell. De-
voted sister of Jay Podolsky. Proud mom
mom of Leila Mitchell. Best friend to Yogi.

Marsha was a retired elementary school
teacher. She taught in Philadelphia, PA. After
retirement she took her love for cooking to
the next level and became a culinary wizard.

She was an avid reader and won numerous
contests and awards for her accomplish-
ments. But her first love was for her family.

She was a gentle, non-confrontational gem.

She will be greatly missed by her family and
friends. Contributions in her memory may be
made to the American Heart Association
1617 JFK Blvd, Suite 700, Philadelphia, PA
19103 or phil.health.fair@heart.org.

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Gloria Ann Neff (previously: Gaylon; nee:
Kay) formerly of NE Phila and Lower Merion,
and for 20+ years of Boca Raton and Delray
Beach, Florida, passed away at home peace-
fully on Monday, March 29th just 4 days after
her 69th birthday surrounded by her hus-
band Larry Neff and her daughters Robin
(Jeff) Gaines of Rancho Santa Fe, CA, and
Alisa Gaylon of Chicago, IL. She is also sur-
vived by two adored grandchildren Katie and
Gavin Gaines. A long and arduous battle was
fought against Myleodysplastic Syndrome
Leukemia at MD Anderson hospital in Hous-
ton and again in Boca Raton all to no avail.

Donations would be appreciated to the Leuk-
emia & Lymphoma Society.

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ROSEN Martin (Marty) Rosen on April 11, 2021, age
92, died peacefully at home in Wynnewood,
PA, surrounded by his loving family, follow-
ing a brief and valiant battle with cancer. Be-
loved husband of Jeanne (née Kravetz), lov-
ing father of Richard (Laura Mirkinson z”l),
Rona (Mark Cohen) and Michelle Glazier
(Bradford Glazier), devoted grandfather of
Rebecca (Troy Keyser), Hannah (Jeffrey
Hinkelman), Elissa (Jeffrey Bowen), Rachel,
and Jenna and great-grandfather of David.

Predeceased by his beloved parents Isadore
and Esther, sister, Florence Gordon and
brother, Irving. A proud Logan boy and
graduate of Birney Elementary School, Olney
High School, Temple University and Phil-
adelphia College of Pharmacy and Science.

Former owner of Knorr Street Pharmacy, he
continued in his profession until retiring at
the age of 88. He was loved and respected by
everyone who had the good fortune of know-
ing him. Contributions in his memory may be
made to a charity of the donor’s choice.

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Sylvia Paul (nee Miller) on April 2, 2021. Be-
loved wife of the late Harold; Loving mother
of the late Warren and the late Stephen. Also
survived by 5 grandchildren and 2 great-
grandchildren. Contributions in her memory
may be made to Beth Sholom Congregation,
8231 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA 19027.

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REDNER Salomon (Alex) Redner of East Norriton, PA,
passed away on April 4 th , 2021 peacefully in
his sleep. Alex was born on July 9, 1929 in
Lwow, Poland. He survived the Holocaust in
hiding with his parents, Marek and Bron-
islawa Redner, and sister Emilia Redner Po-
lakiewicz, all deceased. He is survived by his
wife of 68 years, Lily Lustig Redner, four
daughters (Isabel Alcoff, Sylvia [Stuart]
Greenstein, Barbara [Jeffrey] Hoffman, and
Francine [Tim] Wilson), nine grandchildren
(Celia Brown, Benjamin Alcoff, Brian Lied-
man, Samual Greenstein, Leah Grumet,
Joshua Hoffman, Rachel Hoffman, Talia
Greenstein, Isaac Wilson), and eleven great-
grandchildren. Alex was a brilliant, success-
ful mechanical engineer and founder/CEO of
Strainoptics, Inc. in North Wales, PA. The
family wishes to express appreciation to the
staff at Brightview Senior Living in East Nor-
riton. Funeral arrangements by Boyd Horrox
Givnish Funeral Home, East Norriton. The
family suggests donations in Salomon Red-
ner’s memory to The U.S. Holocaust Memori-
al Museum.

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RUBIN Ronald Rubin, April 12, 2021, husband of
Marcia (nee Miller) of Penn Valley, father of
William P. Rubin (Elizabeth Merryman) and
Susan L. Rubin, brother of Judith Garfinkel
(Marvin) and George Rubin (Lorraine),
grandfather of Scott Silberman (Carrie), also
survived by 2 step grandchildren Liza and
McLane Hendriks, niece Kelly Rubin and
nephews Gilead Morse, Tim and Dan Rubin.

Contributions in his memory to Abramson
Cancer Center at Penn.

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Mildred Rich (nee Kaplan) on March 19,
2021. Wife of the late Leon. Mother of Steph-
en Rich. Graveside Services were held
Sunday, March 21 at Shalom Memorial Park,
3573 Pine Rd., Huntingdon Valley PA 19006.

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