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ABRAMS Florence Abrams, 91, passed away following
a short illness on December 22020. Her be-
loved husband Marvin Abrams proceeded her
in death. She is survived by her loving
daughters Susan Kaynes (Starrels), Marjorie
Starrels and Susan Pelleg, and her adoring
son Martin Abrams. Florence had five grand-
children and one great grandchild. She was a
resident of Anne’s Choice in Warminster.

Florence gave back to the community where
she and Marvin were volunteers for fifteen
years at Abington Hospital. She loved work-
ing at Bloomingdale’s for over 30 years and
enjoyed taking her family shopping there.

She will be missed at the Anne’s Choice
bridge table where she was a consistent win-
ner. She was a graduate of Temple Uni-
versity. Due to the family’s wishes, services
will be private. Contributions in her memory
may be made to Abington Hospital Founda-
tion1200 Old York Road Abington PA, 19001.

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BACHMAN Lois (Morris) Bachman, on November 26,
2020, beloved wife of the late Martin Bach-
man, loving mother of Marjorie (Marc)
Boxbam and Joseph (the late Robin) Bach-
man, cherished grandmother of Lisa Boxbam
(Joseph Goldstein) and Rebecca Boxbam.

Services and Interment private. Contribu-
tions in Lois' memory may be made to Gratz
College www.gratz.edu/ways-give or Temple
Beth Am www.oyrtbetham.org/giving/ or a
charity of the donor's choice.

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BAYER Evelyn Bayer (née Mistetzky) passed peace-
fully in her sleep on Saturday morning,
November 28th at 97 years old. She was the
daughter of Joseph and Fannie Mistetzky,
and the youngest sister of Norman, Sam,
Luba, and Masha. She was the wife of Jack
Bayer. Evelyn is survived by her beloved sons
Dennis (Aggie), Todd (Carolyn), Mitchell(Hil-
ary), and grandchildren Jonah (Victoria),
Vanessa, Brooke, and Alex. Born in Cleve-
land, Ohio, Evelyn was the only American
born in a family of Russian immigrants.

Watching her father build homes and later
her parents both run a small grocery, Evelyn
came to know the promise of the American
dream and the values of hard work and self-
determination. Evelyn met her sweetheart,
Jack Bayer, as a teenager, and the couple en-
joyed a loving 61-year marriage before Jack’s
passing in 2006. They raised their three sons
in Shaker Heights, Ohio, before relocating to
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1968. There
Evelyn set up a home and quickly adjusted to
a new life in a new city. She spent this next
chapter of her life traveling abroad with her
doting husband, whose position as president
of an international corporation took the
couple all over the world. It was during these
travels that Evelyn’s wit, style, and curiosity
helped turn business associations into genu-
ine lifelong connections. Evelyn made friends
wherever they went, and she had a story
about practically any city or country that you
could name. Until her last days, Evelyn’s
memory remained remarkably sharp. From
boat rides in Capri to nights in Egypt during
the 1970s, she could readily recall the most
granular details of her life. A Cleveland girl at
heart, she saw herself as a Midwesterner and
considered Cleveland her true home. Still,
Evelyn embraced her life in Philadelphia,
where she and Jack enjoyed years of love and
laughter surrounded by friends and family at
their home down the shore and at dinners at
the former Locust Club. Evelyn and Jack were
active sponsors of the Greater Philadelphia
chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Founda-
tion. Evelyn was a woman of phenomenal
taste, sharp humor, and understated eleg-
ance. Nothing gave her more joy than a good
mystery book, movie, or TV show. She was a
proud mother, adoring grandmother, and a
loving wife. The Bayer family welcomes
donations in Evelyn’s name to either the
Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation
Philadelphia/Delaware Valley Chapter, or the
Jewish Family & Children Services, www.jfc-
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BERGMAN BOOSE
Renee Boose (Rosenberg, nee Kitchner) of
Tamarac, FL, 89 years old, formerly of Phil-
adelphia, passed away December 2, 2020, at
Menorah House in West Boca Raton, FL. Wife
of the late Herbert Boose and the late Ben-
jamin Rosenberg. Loving mother to Sharon
(Dr. Tom) Fried of Washington, DC, and
Debbie (Harvey) Newman of Santa Fe, NM.

Her son, Craig Rosenberg, predeceased her.

Devoted to Dr. Ora Fried (Scott Froom) of
Denver, CO, Rabbi Benjamin (Estie) Fried of
Beit Shemesh, Israel, Danny Newman of Eu-
gene, OR, Abby Newman (fiance Dominic
Horath) of Soquel, CA, and Michael Rosen-
berg. Also survived by eight great grandchil-
dren, sister Doris Glasshofer, and brother
Charles Kitchner. Renee worked for over 25
years as a tax examiner for the IRS. Prior to
moving to Florida in the 1990's, she was a
member of Shaare Shamayim and an active
part of their sisterhood. She loved to travel,
was an avid reader and gardener, enjoyed
theatre, klezmer music, and the Barry Reis-
man Mazel Tov Hour. A private virtual burial
and shiva will be held by the immediate fam-
ily. Donations in her memory may be made to
your local PBS affiliate. Many thanks go to
Trustbridge Hospice and Menorah House for
their compassionate care. May her memory
be for a blessing.

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David Bergman passed away on December 9,
2020 at age 93. David was born in Phil-
adelphia, one of two sons, along with Ed-
ward, to Gerson and Leah Bergman. After
graduating from West Philadelphia High
School and Philadelphia College of Phar-
macy and Science, and returning from WWII
military service, Dave took over the family
pharmacy near Rittenhouse Square. He later
added two more stores and earned a M.S.

from U. Penn at age 60. After meeting Nancy
Levin in 1948, they married in 1952 and
moved to Center City where they raised three
children: Leah (now deceased), Drew, and
Michael. He enjoyed summers with his fam-
ily in the Poconos and Long Beach Island,
NJ. He was active in a variety of professional
and civic organizations, including as Presid-
ent of the Philadelphia Assoc. of Retail Phar-
macists and the Center City Residents Assoc.

Patrons of the Philadelphia Orchestra and
other arts organizations, Dave and Nancy
also traveled extensively, visiting 88 coun-
tries. Nancy, the love of David’s life, passed
away in August, 2020. David is survived by
two sons, six grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren. Contributions can be sent to
Doctors without Borders, Friends of Ritten-
house Square, or the charity of your choice.

www.epsteinmemorial.com for our online
guestbook. EPSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL
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Rabbi Shimon L. Berris, passed away on
December 17, 2020. Husband of Linda (nee
Falk). Father of Cantor Neil (Mary Beth) Ber-
ris, Michael (Susan) Berris and Herschel (El-
len) Berris. Brother of Fayga Greenbaum and
Judith (Herbert) Speiser. Also survived by 7
grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Private Graveside Services were held at New
Montefiore Cemetery. Contributions in his
memory may be made to Alzheimer’s Associ-
ation, www.alz.org.

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BLOOM Bernard (Bernie) Bloom, on December 14,
2020. Beloved husband of the late Minnie
Bloom and the late Betty Bloom; Loving fath-
er and stepfather of Saul (Celia Hinrichs)
Bloom, Anita Bloom, Sharon (Sam) Hankin,
Naomi (Amos Gil) Paiss, and the late De-
borah (Paul Naprstek) Paiss; Devoted grand-
father of Aaron (Erin), Amy (James), Molly
(William), Maya and Joseph; great-grandfath-
er of Emerson, Adeline, Henry and Owen.

Private interment at Roosevelt Memorial
Park, Trevose, PA. Contributions in his
memory may be made to the Abington Health
Foundation, www.abingtonhealth.org/WaysO-
fGiving/ or to Philabundance, www.phil-
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BRODY Scott Brody, December 15, 2020 of Yardley,
Pa. Son of Edmund A. Brody (The late Lucille
Brody). Brother of Lee Brody (Melissa
Brody). Also survived by nephews Benjamin
Brody and Joshua Brody, as well as many
family and friends. Services and interment
were private. Contributions in his memory
may be made to a charity of the donors
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BRENNER Michael A. Brenner, 68, of Harrisburg, passed
away Monday, December 14, 2020 at UPMC
Harrisburg. He was born on May 12, 1952 in
Harrisburg, to the late Robert and Francine
Elsner Brenner. Michael was proud to be
President and CEO of the Brenner Family of
Dealerships, including Brenner Preowned of
Mechanicsburg and five Brenner Car Credit
locations, as well as countless other ven-
tures within the community. Michael was a
1974 graduate of Syracuse University, where
he majored in Marketing and Finance. He
served on several local and national boards,
as well as community projects, such as:
United Way of the Capitol Region Capital
Campaign (past chairman); The Legacy Bank
of Harrisburg; Harrisburg Public School
Foundation; CREDC Loan Committee (past
chairman); The Endowment Fund of the
United Jewish Community of Greater Harris-
burg (past chairman); Career Advisory Coun-
cil (Susquehanna Twp School District); Boys
and Girls Club of Harrisburg; Jewish Home of
Greater Harrisburg. Michael was a member
of Temple Ohev Sholom, Temple Beth El,
Chisuk Emuna Congregation in Harrisburg
and Congregation Beth Or in Maple Glen, PA.

He has received several notable honors, in-
cluding: Time Magazine Quality Dealer of the
year and a finalist for the prestigious Time
Magazine Quality Dealer of the Year Award;
National Endowment Achievement Award;
Harrisburg Regional Chamber’s Athena
Award; Business Leader of the Year Award,
City of Harrisburg; and many others. He was
also very active with the interfaith organiza-
tions in the community as well as AIACPA.

He is preceded in death by his brother, Eddie
Brenner. Throughout his incredible life of
achievement, Michael’s accomplishments of
which he was most proud are his three chil-
dren whom he is survived by, two sons,
Robert, Sam; his daughter, Jesse; his part-
ner of many years, Dr. Varsha Shukla Lift and
his sister, Barbra Brenner. Private graveside
services were held at Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

Arrangements by the Hetrick-Bitner Funeral
Home. At the family requests memorial dona-
tions can be made in Michael’s honor to the
Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg,
3301 N. Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110
or to COVID-19 Community Response Fund,
TFEC, 200 N. 3rd Street, 8th Floor, Harris-
burg, PA 17101. To share on-line condol-
ences, please visit www.BitnerCares.com or
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CARP FELDMAN
GOLDMAN Marilyn K. Carp (nee Kessler) died on
November 24, 2020. Beloved wife of Joseph;
devoted mother of Noah (Risa) Carp and
Abbe Carp; cherished grandmother of Ari and
Rebecca. Contributions in her memory may
be made to Temple Sinai, 1401 Limekiln Pike,
Dresher, PA 19025 or Anns Choice Benevol-
ent Care Fund, 31000 Anns Choice Way,
Warminster, PA 18974.

GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL SACKS
www.goldsteinsfuneral.com Florence (nee Kaminer) Bronstein on Novem-
ber 24, 2020 of Bala Cynwyd, PA. Beloved
wife of the late Kenneth Bronstein; loving
mother of Steven (Marcie) Bronstein, Lauren
Heller, and Erik (Steffanie) Bronstein; ador-
ing grandmother of Jason (Lauren), Jennifer
(Felix), Cody, Jake, Daniel (Marissa), and
Matthew; cherished great-grandmother of
Eloise; devoted sister of Arnold (Sandra)
Kaminer. Services and interment were
private. Contributions in her memory may be
made to the Alzheimer’s Association
www.alz.org. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
www.levinefuneral.com Arthur Edwin Ellman on Nov. 19, 2020. Hus-
band of Elaine (nee Zlotnick). Father of Stacy
(Michael) Oglensky, Amy (Jeffrey) Michels
and Meredith (Ross) Podell. Grandfather of
Adam (Meredith), Lauren, Ben, Jessica, Brett,
Sarah and Katie. Great grandfather of Ryan,
Joseph and Sloane. Contributions in his
memory may be made to the American Can-
cer Society, 1818 Market St, Ste 2820, Phil-
adelphia, PA 19103 or www.cancer.org.

GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
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COHEN Arthur Edwin Ellman, Nov. 19 2020 husband
of Elaine (nee Zlotnick). Father of Stacy (Mi-
chael) Oglensky, Amy (Jeffrey) Podell.

Grandfather of Adam (Meredith), Lauren,
Ben, Jessica, Brett, Sarah and Katie. Great
grandfather of Ryan, Joseph and Sloane. Vice
president of Quaker Oats company. Contribu-
tions in his memory may be made to the
American Cancer Society, 1818 Market ST.

Ste.2820, Philadelphia, PA 19103.

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ELLMAN ELLMAN
Suzanne L. Cohen (nee Mann), 85, of Mar-
gate, NJ, passed away on December 15, at
Meadowview Nursing Home in Northfield, NJ.

Sue was born on April 15, 1935 in Phil-
adelphia and was a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania (summa cum laude)
with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She
had a successful career in advertising sales,
as well as, working as a schoolteacher. Sue
loved to travel the world with her loving hus-
band, Mort, for over 40 years. She enjoyed
shopping at the local markets to bring back
items to decorate her home and purchasing
keepsakes for her family. Her favorite areas
of travel were the Far East, Australia, South
Pacific, and South America. She enjoyed
cooking family dinners as well as large holi-
day meals. She loved to plan many parties
which were always a great success. After liv-
ing in Lafayette Hill for 15 years, Sue and
Mort became permanent residents of Mar-
gate. There, she enjoyed walking the beach,
riding her bike on the boardwalk, relaxing
with friends and family, and walking her
dogs. Her hobbies included being an avid
bridge player at the Shore Bridge Club in
Northfield and spending many hours at the
library finding books to read. Sue is survived
by her devoted husband, Mort, daughter,
Susan and her husband Steve, and her two
sons, Alan, and Lon and his wife Kathy, and
by four grandchildren, Dr. Shelly Toub, Lee,
Paige, and Erica Mamolen. A private service
was held on Thursday, December 17. In lieu
of flowers, contributions in her memory may
be made to a charity of the donor’s choice.

For condolences, please visit www.jsgfuner-
als.com J.S. Goldstein Funeral Home & Monuments
Mays Landing, New Jersey
FALLAN Robert Fallan aka Robert Michael Feldman of
Thousand Oaks, CA previously of Northeast
Philadelphia, age 61, passed away on Sat-
urday November 14, 2020. Husband of 29
years to Carole Superfine, devoted and lov-
ing father to Kenna and Max. Beloved son of
the late Olga and Irv Feldman. Robert had a
successful professional career in the insur-
ance industry and as a businessman in the
healthcare sector. Robert’s greatest joys were
his children, traveling with his family and
paying it forward. He died a happy and grate-
ful man. The family respectfully requests that
contributions in his memory be made to Dia-
betes Camping and Educational Services,
12045 E. Waterfront Drive Playa Vista, CA
90094, diabetescamping.org
FELDMAN Miriam Feldman (nee Gross), 104, on
November 30, 2020, of Philadelphia, PA. Be-
loved wife of the late Milton Feldman and lov-
ing mother of Martha (Barry) Herman and the
late Robert Louis Feldman. Cherished grand-
mother of Alicia and Mark Herman, and ador-
ing great grandmother of Luna and Solara.

She was interred at Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Contributions in Miriam’s memory may be
made to The Arc, helping individuals with in-
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JEWISHEXPONENT.COM Dr. Stanley Mark Feldman on December 3,
2020. Husband of Janice (nee Nightingale).

Father of Karen (Jeff) Salisbury, Debby Feld-
man, Kevin (Alison) Feldman and Jeff Feld-
man. Grandfather of Brooke and Sean Salis-
bury, Josh Feldman, Dylan, Cameron and the
late Austin Feldman. Graveside Services were
private. Contributions in his memory may be
made to the Ronald McDonald House, 3925
Chestnut St., Suite 3110, Phila., PA 19104 or
a charity of the GINSBERG
donor's choice.

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Shirley Ginsberg
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on Novem-
ber 28, 2020 RAPHAEL
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Wales, PA. Beloved
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mother of Ronald Ginsberg, Lois Ginsberg
(Charles Kleiser) and Alan Ginsberg (Barbara)
and devoted aunt of Ellen Lube, Marlene
Zweighaft Lippman (Fred) and Jerry
Zweighaft. Graveside Services and Interment
were private. Contributions in her memory
may be made to any Charity of the donor’s
choice. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
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Vicki Ginsburg (nee Goldsmith) on Decem-
ber 6, 2020. Cherished best friend of daugh-
ters Ellen (Ray) van der Horst and Rhonda
(Larry) Cetlin; devoted grandmother of Ben-
jamin and Matthew van der Horst and Blair
(Ryan Kearney) and Zach (Emily) Cetlin; dear
sister of Mel (Bette Brannigan) Goldsmith.

Preceded in death by her beloved husband
Bernard. Private graveside service is planned.

Contributions in her memory may be made to
the charity of one’s choice.

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GOLD Elaine Gold on November 23, 2020 of Bryn
Mawr, Pa. formerly of Delray Beach FL. Wife
of the late Arthur Gold. Mother of Jill (Ed)
Caine, David (Deanna) Gold and Rick (Gerry)
Gold. Grandmother of Jared Gold, Jonathan
Gold, Emily (Pete) Weissman, Ilysse (David)
Pratter, Jennifer Caine and Joanna Gold. Sis-
ter of Jerry (Patty) Harvitz. Also survived by
four great-grandchildren. A private burial will
be held at Haym Salomon Memorial Park. A
virtual Shiva will be held Sunday evening -
please contact Main Line Reform Temple or
the Caine family for additional information.

Contributions in her memory may be made to
Main Line Reform Temple or Golden Slipper
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Adele Leib Goldman of Lafayette Hill, PA,
passed away on December 8, 2020. Adele
had many educational and professional ac-
complishments. After falling in love with and
marrying Alfred E. Goldman in The Bronx,
NY, where she grew up, she attained bachel-
or’s and master’s degrees in Sociology at
Temple University in Philadelphia. Adele sub-
sequently worked for Einstein Hospital in
Philadelphia, doing geriatric research. Adele
served as a district Democrat committee wo-
man in Plymouth Meeting, and later served
as Chair of the Whitemarsh League State
Constitutional Revision Committee for the
League of Woman Voters. In that capacity
she published eleven articles presenting his-
torical background and arguments for state
constitutional revision and later was invited
to address the League’s Convention in the
State Capitol. Adele devoted significant time
to volunteer work, especially to aid the eld-
erly with disabilities. She was elected to the
Board of Directors of Eldernet in Lower
Merion and Narberth, and also served as their
Treasurer. She created Eldernet’s endow-
ment fund and was its first Chairperson. Just
as importantly, she served the blind elderly
with personal services while also playing a
leadership role in Eldernet’s public events.

Adele was a very gifted cook, something her
family can attest to. She was also a talented
jewelry artisan, crafting silver jewelry and
selling a large number of pieces at various
Philadelphia venues, including the Gem Dell,
and as a partner at Les Artisanes, a craft
boutique, gallery and studio in Wallingford,
Pa. Adele also engaged in extensive study of
the investment markets, and her expertise
was reflected both in the results she achieved
and in her service as an officer for a local
chapter of the National Association of Indi-
vidual Investors. Throughout her adult life,
Adele had a great passion for international
travel, and she and Al traveled to every con-
tinent, and to both urban and remote, rural
(and even primitive) parts of the world. But
most important of all, Adele was a loving wife
for 68 years and a loving mother for 65
years. Adele and Alfred were deeply in love
for their entire marriage and Adele’s daugh-
ter, Julie, and her son, Marshall, could not
have asked for nor imagined a more loving,
nurturing, and generous mother.

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GORDON Mitchell M.Gordon on December 10, 2020.

Beloved husband of the late Dori (nee
Kessler); Loving father of Joel Gordon and
Eric (Sandra) Gordon; and the late Ellen So-
lomon. Dear brother of Marvin (Rozi) Gor-
don; Devoted grandfather of Julie, Jake and
Lindsay. Father-in-law of Philip Solomon.

Services and interment are Private. Contribu-
tions in his memory may to the American
Cancer Society, 1818 Market St., Ste. 2820
Phila., PA 19103. www.cancer.org
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Saul “Richard” Gordon, on December 11,
2020. Loving father of Beth Segal and Reese
Stana; Devoted grandfather of Brian, Craig
and William; Dear companion of Clara
Liebers. Services and interment were private.

Contributions in his memory may be made to
Katz Jewish Community Center, 1301 Spring-
dale Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 or to Faith
Farm, 9538 US Highway 441, Boynton Beach
FL 33472.

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GOREN Norman T. Goren: Amazing is what everyone
said after meeting, talking and laughing with
Norman who died December 2nd 2020, just
shy of his 101st birthday. Born December
17th 1919 of Russian immigrants Edward
and Bessie Goren he was married to the late
Berniss (Rapoport) father to Denise (wife of
the late Steven Waxman) and Jamie Goren
(Gregg Greenberg) and grandfather to Re-
becca Waxman and Marisa Waxman, Adri-
anne (Kasey) Toomey, Jared (Courtney Havil-
and) Goren-Greenberg, Jaclyn (Sander) Lav-
ine. He delighted in his great grandchildren
Lilah, Cole, Emilia and Netta and all of his
nieces. Norman was fortunate in his last dec-
ade to have the companionship of Pearl
Kramer. All in his honor and memory should
reach out on the 10th of every month to his
friends and family as he will no longer be do-
ing so.

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GORSKY Harold Gorsky, age 75, passed on December
3, 2020 following a brief illness. Hal was a
loving and devoted family man who will be
sadly missed. A life-long resident of the Phil-
adelphia area, he was a CPA for over 45 years
before his retirement in 2014. Hal enjoyed
listening to classic rock, driving his Corvette,
and spending time with his grandchildren.

Beloved husband of 52 years to Janis (nee
Cohen); Loving father of Shara (David) Ra-
binovic and Dr. Brad (Colleen) Gorsky; Dear
brother of Lois Ballen and Dr. Michael (Jane)
Gorsky; Devoted grandfather of Noah, Asher,
Louisa and Juliet. Contributions in his
memory may be made to American Stroke
Assoc., 1617 JFK Blvd., Ste 700, Phila., PA
19103 or a charity of the donor’s choice.

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GOSIN Phyllis Kay Trachtenberg Gosin, formerly of
Lafayette Hill, Blue Bell and most recently
Plymouth Meeting, PA, passed away peace-
fully on December 5, 2020 at the age of 76.

Loving mother of Barry (Kimberly) Gosin and
the late Fredrick Gosin, proud grandmother
of Eric and Chloe as well as her grand-pup-
pies, Bevo and Juliette and grand-cats Cocoa
and Cream, and brother of Joel (Anita)
Trachtenberg. Phyllis will always be re-
membered as a compassionate listener, a
great teacher and an incredibly strong wo-
man, who overcame countless obstacles
throughout her life with great character.

Friends, of whom there were many, will re-
member her as a “tough cookie” who despite
life’s challenges was always able to have fun
and lots of laughs with friends and family.

Above all else, she will be remembered for
the love, support and fierce loyalty for her
family. We will miss her but take great com-
fort that she is finally at peace, reunited with
the souls of her parents and her son, Fred.

Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, there will not
be a memorial service at this time. Interment
was private. A memorial service will be held
at a later date. Contributions in memory of
Phyllis Gosin may be made to the Fred Gosin
Scholarship Fund, c/o The Phila. High School
for the Creative and Performing Arts, 901 S.

Broad St., Ave. of the Arts, Phila. PA 19147.

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