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PASTON Alan Paston, on January 22, 2021. Beloved
husband of Bryna (nee Nelson); Loving fath-
er of Michael (Carrie) Paston and Dina
(Brent) Bruun; Dear brother of Kenneth Pas-
ton; Devoted grandfather of Rachel (Evan),
Jake (Kristina), Kelsey (Andrew), Matt,
Amanda and Alexis; Adoring great-grandfath-
er of Olivia. Services and interment were
private. Contributions in his memory may be
made to Eldridge Street Synagogue, 12
Eldridge St., New York, NY 10002.

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PAVEL Sheldon “Shelly” S. Pavel on February 7,
2021. Beloved husband of Paula (nee Black-
man) Loving father of Shani (David) Bardach;
dear stepfather of Ariel (Afshana) Broido.

Also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services
and interment were private. Contributions in
his memory may be made to Jewish National
Fund, 78 Randall Ave., Rockville Centre, NY
11570 or Associated Alumni of Central High
School (AACHS), P.O. Box 26580, Phil-
adelphia, PA 19141.

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Lewis Jay Rachmell, 89, passed away on
February 6, 2021. Born and raised in Phil-
adelphia, PA to Rae (Baron) and Michael
Rachmell. He was always jolly, jumping and
running. He made people laugh and sing.

Growing up he watched his father working in
his pharmacy in Oxford Circle. He delivered
prescriptions on his bicycle and made ice
cream sodas at the fountain. He went to Ed-
munds Elementary, Woodrow Wilson Jr.

High and Olney High School where he still
kept in touch with schoolmates. He met his
sweetheart Ruth Belfer when they were both
Trojanaire ushers at school functions. They
married Oct. 4, 1953 with both sets of par-
ents blessing. They raised two children, An-
drew and Irene. Lew was an energetic busi-
nessman owning a card and gift shop with
Ruth in Juniata Park. Later he worked for a
lamp manufacturer and eventually owned his
own factory in Southwest Philly. He and his
wife were members of Oxford Circle Jewish
Community Center and deeply involved. He
was a Mason with Shekinah Lodge and did
charity work with Shriners Hospital. When
they both moved to Delray Beach, FL, he was
deeply involved with Jewish Federation of
Palm Beach County. He hosted the bi-weekly
bingo and the 1st and 10th anniversary ball
wearing his tuxedo. He volunteered many
hours at the Community Center’s Blume Café
on Atlantic Ave. serving hot lunch and coffee.

His sunny smile and humor made joyfulness
abound. At his community, The Lakes of
Delray, he served on COP (Citizen Observer
Patrol) and was recognized & awarded for 25
years of service from the Palm Beach
Sheriff’s Office. Lt. Rachmell wore his uni-
form proudly. At the clubhouse the Wheel of
Fortune party game was enjoyed by all at-
tendees for his wit and pleasant personality.

He greeted everyone with his deep smile. He
devoted 20 years to Pinecrest Rehabilitation
Center transporting patients to their therapy
and engaging in conversation. Being a recipi-
ent himself at the hospital, he was aware of
how vital the service really was. Rest in
peace, dear Lew. We’ll all miss you. Please
send contributions in Lew’s memory to Jew-
ish National Fund for trees 1-800-542-8733
or Shekinah – Fernwood Lodge #246 Mason-
ic Temple, 1 North Broad St., Philadelphia,
PA 19107
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Gerald L. Raske passed away January 20,
2021. Beloved husband of Lillian Raske (nee
Skiba) for 70 years. Loving father of Carol
Raske Warshaw and the late Michael Raske.

Adoring grandfather of Sarah Warshaw,
Lauren Raske, Justin Warshaw, and Dani
Raske. Dear brother of the late Donald
Raske. He is also survived by his daughter-
in-law, Cindy Raske, his sister-in-law, Adele
Raske, and his nieces and nephew Cindy,
Debbie, and Howard. Contributions in his
memory may be made to the American Heart
Association 1617 JFK Blvd. Suite 700, Phila
PA 19103 www.heart.org
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SCHWARTZ Eleanor Reibstein (nee Kasselman), January
28, 2021 of Philadelphia, PA; beloved wife of
the late William; loving mother of Saul (Shel-
ley) Reibstein and Betty Carol Reibstein; ad-
oring grandmother of David (Mindy) Reib-
stein and JB Reibstein; great-grandmother of
Jacob, Justin, Samara and Nate. Services
were private. Contributions in her memory
may be made to Abramson Senior Care,
https://abramsonseniorcare.org; Congrega-
tion Adath Jeshurun of Elkins Park, PA
https://www.adathjeshurun.info/ or a charity
of the donor’s choice.

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Dolores “Dolly” Reingold (nee Portnoy), Feb-
ruary 9, 2021 aged 94. Dorothy was a teach-
er and educator who spoke three languages
and was known for her wit and sarcasm. She
enjoyed most music and loved to dance, play
the piano or keyboard, and sing. She is sur-
vived by her children Leonard “Len” Rein-
gold and Sherry Reingold, niece Barbara G.

Maimon (Don Hill), and nephew Steven R.

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Dr. Eugene Salin passed away on February 8,
2021 at the age of 80. He was the husband of
Gay (nee Girer). Loving father of Caren Rav-
itz(Daniel) and Dr. Michael Salin (Dr. Donna).

He was a devoted and adored grandfather to
Zachary, Hailey, and Noah Ravitz, and Sam-
antha and Sydney Salin. Gene graduated
from the University of Maine and the Uni-
versity of Massachusetts with degrees in mi-
crobiology. He then attended Temple Uni-
versity School of Dentistry, and served as a
captain in the armed forces. He was a be-
loved and respected dentist for over 30 years.

Relatives and friends are welcome to join a
virtual memorial service Tuesday February 9,
11:30am please contact Beth Or or Joseph
Levine & Sons for information. Contributions
in his memory may be made to The Michael J
Fox Parkinson’s Foundation.

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Rose G Schiller (nee Grife), passed away on
February 2, 2021. Wife of the late Jack
Schiller. Mother of Steven (Patricia) Schiller
and Karen (Ned) Kripke. Also survived by
seven grandchildren and four great-grand-
children. A native New Yorker, Rose had a
long and rewarding career as a kindergarten
teacher in New York City and in Nanuet, New
York. A member of Temple Beth El in Spring
Valley, Rose was also a co-chair of her Ha-
dassah chapter in Rockland County. In 2008,
Rose moved to the Philadelphia area in order
to be closer to her daughter, son-in-law, and
beloved grandsons, Joe and Ben. During the
past 13 years, Rose continued to enjoy her
life, celebrating holidays with loved ones, at-
tending family simchas, and seeing her two
great-grandsons, Jordan and Leo. Private
Graveside Services were held at Beth El
Cemetery, Paramus, NJ. Contributions in her
memory may be made to a charity of the
donor’s choice.

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Selma Rosenberg, 102 years young, died
February 17, 2020. She was the wife of the
late Howard Rosenberg, the mother of San-
dye (Gary) Kodish and the late Marlene
(Stephen) Jass and grandmother of Dr. Jodi
(Dr. Rich) Wachs, M.D., Pamela Rothka, Eric
(Amber) Kodish, Barbara (Daryn) Jass and
Susan (Jack) Jass. She is also survived by 7
great grandchildren. Contributions can be
made to American Macular Degeneration
Foundation, amdf.org
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SHELANSKI Rita Marie Shelanski (née Cardile) passed
away peacefully at home in Wynnewood, Pa.,
on Tuesday, December 29, at age 91. Born in
Philadelphia to Sicilian immigrants Salvatore
and Anna Cardile, and one of eight children,
she converted to Judaism and was married to
Dr. Morris V. Shelanski for 65 years. She was
a member of the 1951 graduating class of
Philadelphia General Hospital School of Nurs-
ing and worked as a nurse at that hospital.

There, she met her future husband, who pre-
deceased her in July 2020. She is survived by
five children, Joseph, Herman, Samuel, Anne
(Dougherty) and Stephan, 12 grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren. Rita was
warm,feisty, fun-loving and a fantastic cook
with an infectious laugh. She was exception-
ally proud of being a nurse, wife, mother and
grandmother, as well as sister, aunt and
friend. She gave so much love and so many
lives are better because of her.

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Helene A. Rosov, January 29, 2021, of
Voorhees, NJ formerly of Cherry Hill, NJ.

Mother of Philip G. Rosov, Karen M. Rosov
and Wendy J. (Peg Sandel) Rosov. Grand-
mother of Elijah (Terri), Liat, Ariel, Talya and
Gaby. Great- grandmother of Gideon. Sister
of Henry S. Popell. Former mother-in-law of
Cheryl Rosov. Helene was born and raised in
Malden, MA. She was an ardent Zionist and
lover of all things Jewish. Helene worked at
Prudential Fox Roach Realty in the Ritten-
house, Philadelphia office. She loved a good
bourbon Manhattan.

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Barry H. Schwartz, 69, of Oakton, Virginia,
passed away on Sunday, January 31st, 2021.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Sheryl J.

Schwartz; children, Robert Schwartz (Julia
Bernstein), Lauren (Lance) Shapiro, and
Rachel (Ben) Kramer; granddaughter, Miri-
elle Schwartz; sister-in-laws, Rhonda (Shaun)
Schwartz and Robin Simmens; sister, Susan
(Howard) Levinson; and mother and father-
in-laws Elaine and Arthur Gamburg. He was
predeceased by his parents, Shirlee and Sol
Schwartz. A graveside service will be held at
Red Butte Cemetery in Aspen, CO. Contribu-
tions in Barry's memory may be sent to
HomeAid Northern Virginia or the Barry and
Sheryl Schwartz UVA Fund.

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Erika Schwartz, February 4, 2021, of Glad-
wyne, Pennsylvania, born in Vienna, Austria.

Loving mother of Michael Schwartz and
Melissa (Eric) Lakness. Devoted grandmoth-
er to Mackenzie, Thomas, Heidi, and Parker.

Survived by her brothers, Fritz Gotz and Wil-
helm Kramer. Predeceased by her sister, Vic-
toria Pio. Also survived by her sister-in-law,
Nanci Gilberg, and brothers-in-law, Kenny
Gilberg and Ed Pio. Adoring aunt to Ernie,
Linda (Bill), Lisa (Jim), Michael, Brian (Eden)
and Adam (Alli). She will be forever cher-
ished by her family and many friends. Ser-
vices and interment were private. Contribu-
tions in her memory may be made to the
charity of the donors choice.

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sociation; the American College of Physi-
cians; and the Laennec Society. Dr. Segal has
been recognized with many honors during his
outstanding career, most recently the
Strittmatter Award, presented by the Phil-
adelphia County Medical Society in 2015.

Medicine was not just a career, but a sacred
calling to Dr. Segal. When he wasn’t practi-
cing, he was researching
the latest advance-
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ment and strategizing how to put it in prac-
tice and bring it to his current institution. A
true visionary with an entrepreneurial spirit,
his philanthropy brought many programs and
innovations in Cardiology to the Philadelphia
area. It could be said that Philanthropy was
his second calling; he had no true hobbies.

Although he did learn to play golf in his later
years and appreciated a good wine, they nev-
er compared to his passion for Medicine. He
lived his life in service to others. His heartfelt
empathy for patients and his medical acu-
men earned Dr. Segal a reputation as one of
the finest cardiologists in the country, and
one of the most beloved physicians among
his patients and staff. Funeral service and
burial were private, officiated by Rabbi Jon
Cutler, Beth Israel Congregation of Chester
County. In lieu of flowers and other tangible
expressions of sympathy, the family asks that
memorial donations be made to your charity
of choice. Memorial tributes and messages of
condolences may be sent to the family
through Joseph Levine and Sons.

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SEGAL Bernard L. Segal, MD, FACC, Cardiologist, of
Villanova PA and Palm Beach FL, passed
away peacefully on Wednesday, February 10,
2021 in Palm Beach, Florida after a brief ill-
ness, surrounded by his family, at age 91. He
is survived by his beloved spouse, Idajane
Fischman Segal, cherished daughter, Jody
Segal Reinbold (Kirk), and precious grand-
children, Darby and Pierce. Dr. Segal was
born in Montreal, Canada during the great de-
pression to Russian immigrants. He received
his Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Medi-
cine degrees from McGill University in
Montreal. He was elected to the Alpha Omega
Alpha Honor Society and graduated with hon-
ors in 1955. Dr. Segal completed his intern-
ship at Jewish General Hospital in Montreal
and completed his first year of residency at
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. His second year
of residency was completed at Beth Israel
Hospital of Harvard University, under Paul
Zoll, MD, who developed the pacemaker. Dr.

Segal then completed a one-year Cardiology
fellowship at Georgetown Medical Center and
the National Institutes of Health under the tu-
telage of W. Proctor Harvey, MD and Eugene
Braunwald, MD. While in Washington, Dr.

Harvey introduced him to William Likoff, MD,
who asked Dr. Segal to join him in practice
but agreed to wait because Dr. Segal had
already accepted a position at St. George’s
Hospital in London, England as a U.S. Public
Health Fellow. At St. George’s, he furthered
his post doctoral training under two of the
leading cardiologists of his day, Aubrey
Leatham, MD and Paul Wood, MD. Dr. Segal
returned to Philadelphia where he spent 24
years with Dr. Likoff at Hahnemann Uni-
versity Hospital and was later appointed Chief
of Cardiology. He went on to develop the suc-
cessful Philadelphia Heart Institute at Presby-
terian Medical Center. After Dr. Segal spent
10 years at Presbyterian, Allegheny Uni-
versity persuaded him to move his entire fac-
ulty to develop a new cardiovascular network
and serve as their Senior Vice President. In
1998, Dr. Segal and his faculty joined
Thomas Jefferson University, where he
served for ten years as Director of the Divi-
sion of Cardiology. In 2010 through his
Foundation, he endowed the Bernard L. Segal
Chair in Clinical Cardiology at Jefferson. He
retired in 2016 after practicing medicine for
over 60 years. He helped pioneer modern
cardiology as a physician, investigator and
educator. His 12 books and 375 scientific pa-
pers established him firmly in the vanguard
of cardiology. Dr. Segal has served on the ed-
itorial boards of several medical journals. He
was a member of Philadelphia County Medic-
al Society PAMED and Fellow and Emeritus
member of the American College of Cardi-
ology, where he served on many committees
as well as their Board of Trustees. Dr. Segal
is also past Fellow of the American Heart As-
sociation; the American College of Physi-
cians; and the Laennec Society. Dr. Segal has
been recognized with many honors during his
outstanding career, most recently the
Strittmatter Award, presented by the Phil-
adelphia County Medical Society in 2015.

Medicine was not just a career, but a sacred
calling to Dr. Segal. When he wasn’t practi-
cing, he was researching the latest advance-
ment and strategizing how to put it in prac-
tice and bring it to his current institution. A
true visionary with an entrepreneurial spirit,
his philanthropy brought many programs and
innovations in Cardiology to the Philadelphia
area. It could be said that Philanthropy was
his second calling; he had no true hobbies.

Although he did learn to play golf in his later
years and appreciated a good wine, they nev-
er compared to his passion for Medicine. He
lived his life in service to others. His heartfelt
empathy for patients and his medical acu-
men earned Dr. Segal a reputation as one of
the finest cardiologists in the country, and
one of the most beloved physicians among
his patients and staff. Funeral service and
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Cutler, Beth Israel Congregation of Chester
County. In lieu of flowers and other tangible
expressions of sympathy, the family asks that
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Phillip Singer, on January 23, 2021. Beloved
husband of the late Sylka (nee Steinberg);
Loving father of Ira (Cathy) Singer, Evan
Singer and Bryna (Paul Feldman) Singer; De-
voted grandfather of Jaime (Josh), Sean,
Ashley (Roy), Jacob, Emily and Rose; Ador-
ing great-grandfather of Lucas and Sophia;
Dear friend of the late Janet Polis. Services
and interment were private. Contributions in
his memory may be made to Rydal Park
Friendship Fund, 1515 The Fairway, Jenkin-
town, PA 19046.

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SONNENFELD Audrey Sonnenfeld (nee Fine), January 31,
2021; of Lower Gwynedd, PA. Wife of the
late Richard Sonnenfeld; Longtime compan-
ion of the late Samuel Glantz; Daughter of the
late Mary and Isadore “Al” Fine; Mother of
Stacy (Fred) Frankel; Sister of Dov Eden and
the late Leonard Fine; Grandmother of Alexa,
Dillon, Noah, Jonah, Sofia and Zev; Also sur-
vived by Gordon (Laurie) Glantz and Margo
(David) Berkowitz. Services were private. She
was a long time educator in the Philadelphia
School District and an avid Temple Uni-
versity basketball fan. The family respectfully
requests contributions in lieu of flowers be
made to the Temple University General
Scholarship Fund.

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SHILS Shirley R. Shils (nee Seigle), February 1,
2021, age 100, passed peacefully in her Penn
Valley, PA home of 65 years. Beloved wife of
the late Dr. Edward B.; loving mother of Dr.

Ronnie Burak (Dr. Carl Burak), Nancy Shils,
and Edward Barry Shils; adoring grandmoth-
er of Eli (Julia) Burakian and Benjamin Max
Szczurek and great-grandmother of Levon,
Ani, Ariana, and Eduardo; devoted sister of
the late Harold Seigle; treasured aunt of Jeff
Seigle (Rabab Butti) and Lisa Seigle Byrnes.

Funeral services were private with a memori-
al to be held in the future. In lieu of flowers,
contributions in her memory may be made to
the Pennsylvania SPCA pspca.org/donate,
Planned Parenthood plannedparenthood.org,
or the Shils Entrepreneurial Education Fund
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Lillian S. Singer (nee Goldman) on January
25, 2021. Beloved wife of the late Aaron and
loving mother of Dr. Eileen M. Singer and the
late Dr. Hedy K. Singer. She is also survived
by nieces and nephews. Contributions in her
memory may be made to: Dr. Hedy K. Singer
Endowment Fund, Gratz College, 7605 Old
York Road, Melrose Park, PA 19027 or Ha-
dassah, 1518 Walnut Street, Suite 402, Phil-
adelphia, PA 19102.

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SINGER Audrey Sonnenfeld (nee Fine), January 31,
2021; of Lower Gwynedd, PA. Wife of the late
Richard Sonnenfeld; Longtime companion of
the late Samuel Glantz; Daughter of the late
Mary and Isadore “Al” Fine; Mother of Stacy
(Fred) Frankel; Sister of Dov Eden and the
late Leonard Fine; Grandmother of Alexa,
Dillon, Noah, Jonah, Sofia and Zev; Also sur-
vived by Gordon (Laurie) Glantz and Margo
(David) Berkowitz. Services were private.

Audrey grew up in Atlantic City, NJ and atten-
ded Temple University where she earned both
her Bachelors and Masters degrees in Educa-
tion plus 60 additional credits and was li-
censed as a drug and alcohol counselor. She
worked all of her academic career with the
School District of Philadelphia. She also
helped start and run her late husbands ad-
vertising newspaper, Smart Shopper. She
was a voracious reader, talented oil painter,
seamstress/sewer, and always had fresh
flowers and plants in her home. She enjoyed
her family home in Margate, NJ during the
Summers, exercised regularly, ate a healthy
diet complete with vitamins/supplements,
and played the stock market. She most liked
connecting with and listening to people, but
did not need a huge circle of friends. She had
season tickets to Temple University basket-
ball, various theaters, museums and went to
the Phila. Flower show yearly. She had an in-
satiable thirst for travel and saw much of the
world. She loved shopping on the sale rack
and never paid full retail for anything. She
will be most remembered for her myriad of
sayings, one of the most memorable being
“Life is not a dress rehearsal”. The family re-
spectfully requests contributions in lieu of
flowers be made to the Temple University
General Scholarship Fund or Congregation
Beth Or General Fund.

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Edward Michael Spiegel, 81, died on January
29, 2021 in Pennsylvania. Edward was origin-
ally from Irvington, NJ where he grew up
with his sister Civia Spiegel Yellin and par-
ents, Fannie Waxman Spiegel and Ned
Spiegel. After graduating from Irvington High
School (1957), he went on to attend and
graduate from Rutgers University. Edward
served in the United States Coast Guard. He
was a retailer/co-owner of Fierstien Olds-
mobile in Philadelphia, Levis Hot Dogs in
Jenkintown, PA/Ocean City, NJ, The
Smithville Zoo in Smithville, NJ, and This
Place Rocks at The Barn in Bucks County,
PA. Edward Spiegel dedicated countless
hours and many years to supporting youth
athletics. He coached Little League Baseball
for GYAC in Glenside PA and helped organize
the JJBL in 1985, where he served as the
leagues’ first commissioner. Some may even
remember him as Santa Claus, where he vo-
lunteered for many years to help bring joy to
underserved children in Philadelphia. An avid
NY Yankees fan, he enjoyed watching sports,
talking about sports, and playing along with
Jeopardy! each evening. He loved boating,
summer vacations, spending time at the
shore, and being with his family. Edward
married his wife after just 6 months of dat-
ing. The dynamic duo remained inseparable
for over 50 years. Like most, they endured
the highs and the lows, but were always at
each other’s side no matter what. His
greatest joy had been watching his grandchil-
dren play sports and perform in theater. Be-
loved husband of the late Karen Spiegel (nee
Fierstien). Loving Father of Neil (late Beth;
Angie) Spiegel and Dr. Ian (Crystal) Spiegel.

Grandfather to Ryan, Ricky, Evan, and Lucy
Spiegel. Son of the late Fannie (nee Waxman)
and Ned Spiegel and brother to the late Ar-
lene (“Civia”) Yellin. Uncle to Dr. Joel Yellin,
late Dr. Lawrence Yellin, and late Nancy Yel-
lin, and countless friends and family mem-
bers whose lives he touched. Due to the cur-
rent health crisis, funeral services and Shiva
will be conducted privately. In his memory,
his family encourages friends and family to
consider making contributions to The Rut-
gers University Yellin Family Biomedical Col-
loquium Fund. Please be sure to mark gifts
as tributes to the Yellin Family.

Philip J. Tannenbaum of Audubon, PA passed
away peacefully on January 26, 2021. He was
91. Philip was extremely intelligent and ac-
complished, and his love of learning endured
throughout his lifetime. After serving as a
medic during the Korean War, Philip earned
his undergraduate degree from the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania with a triple major. He
then continued his education and earned his
medical degree from the University of
Pennsylvania. For most of his career, he
worked for Smithkline Pharmaceuticals and
rose to become SeniorVice President and Dir-
ector of US Medical Affairs. In his fifties, he
left Smithkline and attended law school at Vil-
lanova University. He used his legal degree to
serve the community by donating his time at
Delaware County Community Legal
Services.Family was very important to Philip.

He was the son of immigrant parents and the
oldest of three children. Philip was a devoted
father, a loving grandfather and adoring
great-grandfather. He was an avid tennis
player, passionate about politics and loved to
travel and read. Husband of the late Mar-
garet Tannenbaum, he will be missed by his
children Randi Tannenbaum (Wayne Morse),
Dr. Alan Tannenbaum (Anna May), Dr. Amy
Fitzsimmons (Mike), and Dr. David Tannen-
baum, as well as his grandchildren Caitlin, Al-
exandra, Lauren (Will), Jason, Jordan, Elliot
(Sam), Ian, Emma, Sophie, Jacob, Sydney,
Katharine, Talia, and Max, great-grandchil-
dren Riley and Jolene and sisters Lynne
(Lou) Russo and the late Edda Gruber. Con-
tributions in his memory may be made to a
Charity of the Donor’s Choice. Memorial Ser-
vice to be planned at a later date.

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TAUB Joy Taub, 87, (nee Fromberg), formerly of
Wallingford, PA and Philadelphia, passed
away from COVID-19 on Jan 23, 2021.

Daughter of the late Eva and Harry Fromberg.

Predeceased by her beloved husband of 63
years, Burton Taub. She had many interests
in life including real estate, accounting, and
sports. She is survived by Jeff (Amy), Har-
ilyn (William) Kaplan, and Steven (Ellen) and
5 grandchildren, Casey (Matt) Kaminski and
Joy’s great-grandson Logan, Erica Taub,
Zachary (Hannah) Taub, Dana Taub, and
Shana Kaplan, who doted on her and in
whom she took great pride and gave much
love. Also survived by her caring brother,
Carl (Barbara Stein) Fromberg. She will be re-
membered mostly for her positive outlook. In
lieu of flowers, please send donations to the
Alzheimer’s Association, visit alz.org or Con-
gregation Ohev Shalom, Wallingford, PA, vis-
it ohev.net
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