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AARON BERKOW
CAPLAN FELDMAN
Paul Meyer Aaron, passed away on October
24, 2021. Husband of the late Ruth (nee
Perl). Father of Miriam (Rick) Sebek and the
late Michael Aaron. Brother of Jack Aaron,
Estelle Fleischer and the late Martin Aaron.

Grandfather of Sara (Jason) Kreisman and
Rabbi Joel (Eliana) Seltzer. Great-Grandfath-
er of Isaac, Samuel, Asher and Nili Kreisman,
and Ayelet, Talia and Noa Seltzer. Contribu-
tions in his memory may be made to Camp
Ramah in
the Poconos
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ABRAMS Ruth M Abrams (née Adelson), age 93, of
Haverford, passed away on November 17,
2021. Born in Philadelphia on August 3,
1928. Beloved wife of the late Alvin L Ab-
rams. She is survived by her 3 loving sons,
Marc, Peter and James Abrams, two beloved
daughters in law, Robyn and Jody Abrams.

Adored grandmother of Ryan, Jason and
Jordana, Matthew and Nicholas Abrams and
the late Alexander Abrams. Ruth is also sur-
vived by three adoring great grandchildren
Harlow, Jaxson and Shep Abrams. She was
beloved at Brandywine Assisted Living by the
amazing nurses and caregivers and many
residents who lived there. Ruth was loved for
her zest for life, her outgoing personality and
her gift for making friends wherever she
went. All who knew her loved her. “Grandma
Ruthy” will be missed immensely. Interment
was private. Donations may be made to
www.Jafco.org or charity of donors choice.

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ADELMAN Pam Susan Adelman (nee Goldstein) on
November 9, 2021, daughter of the late Philip
and Beverly Goldstein; sister of the late Dav-
id Goldstein.

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Gloria Barnes, (nee Haltrecht), Age 85 passed
away peacefully on November 12, 2021. Be-
loved wife of the late Dr. Donald J. Barnes,
loving mother of Mitzi, Howard, and Michael,
and loving grandmother, of Sasha, Misha,
Lucas, and Daniela, loving sister of Marlene
Ozer and Lennard Haltrecht. Gloria received a
B.S. degree from Temple University (summa
cum laude) and spent her entire life caring for
her family, friends, and those around always
generously giving her time and her love. Me-
morial donations may be made to the
Alzheimer's Association of Delaware Valley
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Esther Berkow — beloved mother and grand-
mother, pioneer nurse practitioner, and
champion of children — died on October 14,
2021 in Lansdale, Pennsylvania. Esther was
born in Chicago and grew up in Baltimore,
Maryland. After high school, Esther trained as
a registered nurse and then married her high
school sweetheart, Robert Berkow, who was
studying medicine. Esther accompanied
Robert while he completed a stint in the U.S.

Air Force, before they settled in Rochester,
New York. In 1968, as one of only six parti-
cipants, Esther completed a brand-new pilot
program to become a nurse practitioner. She
went on to specialize in pediatric medicine,
starting in Rochester, where she partnered
with Dr. Cenie Cafarelli. Esther liked to say
that she had five hundred children under the
age of twelve — her beloved patients. In
1975, the family moved to the Philadelphia
area, where Esther helped found and then led
a well-baby clinic under the auspices of the
Visiting Nurses Association in Lansdale, PA.

In this role, she served hundreds of low-in-
come mothers and their children — and in
some cases their grandchildren — over the
next two decades. Throughout her life, Esth-
er contributed to the fight for social and ra-
cial justice and advocated for children, with
whom she always fostered a special connec-
tion. A life-long learner, she pursued a range
of interests and devoted time and energy to
developing her many creative talents and ex-
ploring her love of nature. Most of all,
however, Esther’s signature gift to all who
crossed her path manifested through her
generous and caring nature, her kindness,
and her focused desire and ability to nurture
others. She exercised an impressive level of
agency throughout her life — drawing on her
fiercely independent spirit to chart her own
course, guided always by a set of deeply held
values and a strong moral compass. Esther is
survived by three children of her own — Mi-
chael, Ruth (Ron-deceased), and Susan
(Pierre) — along with her adopted-by-prac-
tice daughter Nancy and four grandchildren
— Rachel, Naomi, Ben, and Joseph. All who
knew her will sorely miss her presence but
take comfort from the precious, cherished
memories that remain. The family would dir-
ect anyone interested in making a donation in
Esther’s memory to Smile Train and the
NAACP Legal Defense Fund.

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Edward E. Brandeis, November 3, 2021, of
North Wales, PA. Beloved husband of Shirley
(nee Lynn); loving father of Andrea (Joshua)
Barol, Jeffrey Brandeis, and Tracy (Edward
Roman) Brandeis-Roman; adoring grandfath-
er of seven grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren; Brother of Michael Brandeis
and the late Norman Brandeis. Contributions
in his memory may be made to The Parkin-
son's Foundation or a charity of the donor's
choice. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
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www.JewishExponent.com Helen Caplan (nee Hoberman), age 99,
passed away November 5, 2021. Beloved
wife of the late Clarence “Larry” Caplan. Lov-
ing mother of Bob Caplan (Soozee), and
Marlyn Abramson (Stuart). Devoted grand-
mother of Samantha Zierler (Jeremy), Joshua
Caplan (Shivani), Wendy Flemming (David),
and Jennifer Green (Charles), and great
grandmother of Jemma, Lina, Charles, Henry,
Maxwell, Nathan, Lauren, Jared, Ben, Zoe,
and Alex. Contributions in her memory may
be made to The Kesher Israel Synagogue 412
Lombard St. Phila PA 19147 or to St Jude
Children’s Research Hospital 500 St. Jude
Place Memphis, TN 38005.

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Dr. Julian David Feldman (Jud), of Phil-
adelphia passed away on October 28, 2021 at
the age of 88. He was a devoted husband to
Sunny Feldman, loving father of Beth (Ben)
and Michael (Savannah), and proud grand-
father to Daniel, Samantha, Vale and Charley.

Jud graduated from Lower Merion High
School, Penn State University and Jefferson
Medical College. He practiced Obstetrics and
Gynecology for more than 40 years, bringing
thousands of babies into the world. Services
will be private. In lieu of flowers, please con-
sider a contribution to The Julian and Sunny
Feldman Endowed Scholarship at Cooper
Medical School of Rowan University go.row-
an.edu/feldmanmemorial. GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
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FERRARO COHAN
Robert M.Cohan, October 24, 2021, of Phila.,
PA; beloved husband of Elaine (nee Lands-
burg) and the late Lois (nee Bacharach); lov-
ing father of Daniel Cohan (Sara), Gary Co-
han, David Cohan (Rene), Jean Chatzky (Eli-
ot Kaplan), Eric Sherman and David Sher-
man (Allison Kettlewell); cherished grand-
father of Elizabeth, Rachel, Jake, Julia, Ellie,
Benjamin, Cydney, Dylan, Jessica and
Stephanie. Bob was a proud graduate of
Central High School, Class 197. Contribu-
tions in Robert’s memory may be made to
Survivor Mitzvah Project (www.survivorm-
itzvah.org). JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
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Our family is deeply saddened to share the
passing of Rabbi Miriam (Mimi) Polin Fer-
raro on October 29, 2021. After a long and
courageous fight with cancer, and with her
family surrounding her, she left peacefully on
Friday evening, just before Shabbat. She is
survived by husband Stephen Ferraro, daugh-
ters Jocelyn (Zachary) Spitz, Allyson
(Zachary) Beyer, Erica Ferraro, son Benjamin
Ferraro, and grandsons Owen and Dylan
Spitz. Mimi is also survived by her sisters
Carol (Yossi) Sheffer, and Sandra (Michael)
Goldberg, her nieces and nephews, and their
families. Mimi received her Bachelor's De-
gree in Music Therapy from Temple Uni-
versity, her Master’s degree, as well as her
Doctorate in Jewish Education from Gratz
College, and her Rabbinic degree from Re-
constructing Judaism (formerly known as
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College).

Among her many accomplishments, she was
heavily involved in the Jewish community for
most of her life. She will be greatly missed
for her devotion to her family, friends, and
the Jewish community. All donations in
Mimi’s memory can be made to Fox Chase
Cancer Center or the Amanda Sham Re-
source Center at Old York Road Temple Beth
Am. Our family takes great comfort in know-
ing that Mimi is no longer in pain. May she
forever be remembered for her humor,
warmth, wisdom, courage, and strength, and
may she forever rest peacefully.

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Zelda “Celia” Diamond, beloved mother of
Martin and Judith Abrahamson and Iris and
Bud Polatsch, passed away peacefully
Novembe r 1, 20 21, i n Ph ila del phi a,
Pennsylvania at the age of 100. Born in Glas-
gow, Scotland on January 13, 1921, she was
the daughter of Jessie and Louis Steinberg
and the sister of Leah, Joe, Esther and Mor-
ris. Celia was the devoted grandmother of
Ross, Sari, Lauren and Justine and was the
adoring great grandmother of Dylan, Sophia,
Jodi, Dean, Max and Zoe. She was the former
wife of the late Alex Abrahamson and the
widow of Edward Diamond. Celia lived a long
and full, independent life, filled with love of
family and friends in three countries- Scot-
land, Israel and the United States. She most
recently found a wonderful group of friends
at Paul’s Run, where she was actively in-
volved in the community. Playing bridge at
her son Martin’s house was the highlight of
her week, and she loved spending time with
her grandchildren and great grandchildren as
often as possible. Celia returned both to Glas-
gow and to Israel for special trips where she
was reunited with family and friends. And at
age 93, she became a bat mitzvah! She was a
strong, vibrant, determined woman who will
be greatly missed.

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Miriam Finkel (nee Lippman), age 94, passed
away October 27, 2021. Beloved wife of the
late Morris Finkel. Loving mother of Kenneth
Finkel (Margaret O. Kirk), Amy Finkel
(Richard J. Braemer), the late Ned H. Finkel,
and daughter-in-law, Tawnya Finkel. She was
predeceased by her brothers Nathan Lipp-
man and Richard Lippman, and her twin sis-
ter, Hannah Pickett. Loving grandmother of
Kirk N. Finkel (Samantha), Benjamin J. Finkel
(Caitlin), Mack S. Finkel, Elizabeth Isanuk
(Daniel), Kathryn Braemer (Matthew), Abby
Richardson (Dominic) and Molly Finkel,
great-grandmother of Leo Isanuk, Naomie Is-
anuk and Theo Richardson. Contributions in
her memory may be made to Reform Con-
gregation Keneseth Israel-General Fund,
8339 Old York Rd. Elkins Park, PA 19027. A
memorial service will be announced at a later
date. GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
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FORSTEIN David Forstein, of Philadelphia, passed away
on September 30, 2021, at 74 years old. A
proud graduate of Central High School and
until his illness, an active alumnae board
member. He studied at Temple University and
graduated from St. Joseph's University. He
was a high school math teacher and a basket-
ball and soccer coach, having befriended and
learned from some of the greatest players
and coaches of his day. He is survived by his
brother Bruce Forstein (Merrie Kristol), and
his niece and nephew Ariella and Michael
(Cadence Nelson) Forstein, all of Minneapol-
is, MN. Memorials preferred to Medical Re-
search through Hadassah Minneapolis, 5905
Golden Valley Rd., Golden Valley, MN 55422.

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FRANKS Saul Franks 1935-2021, October 26, 2021.

Beloved husband of almost 65 years to his
late darling wife, Adele G. Devoted father of
Gail Franks, Stuart (Toby) Franks and Jacki
(Richard) Heacox. Proud grandfather of
Jason Franks, Torey (Sara) Franks, Colby
Franks Pellegrini (Kay), Shane Heacox, Blaise
Heacox and Remi Heacox. Proud great
grandfather of Arthur "Artie" Franks and be-
loved dog, the late Rajah. Saul very proudly
served his country as a United States Marine.

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FRIEDMAN Ivan “Barry” Friedman on October 31, 2021.

Husband of MeriLyn, brother of Wendy
(Jack) Stein and Darlene (Marv) Weinstein;
also survived by a niece and nephews. Mr.

Friedman was a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania and a teacher for 37 years at
Abington High School. Funeral Services were
private. Contributions in his memory may be
made to a charity of the donor’s choice.

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Josie Goodman (nee Cohen), November 2,
2021, of Philadelphia, PA. Graduate of
Temple University. Attended La Sorbonne in
Paris. Thinker, world traveler, dancer, and
proud multi-lingual ambassador of Phil-
adelphia. She loved life and art and never
stopped chasing it. Mother of Michael
(Susan) Leitman, Ruth (Steve Dixon) Leit-
man and Elliott (Silvia) Leitman; Mom-mom
to Ben (Nicole), Jonathan, Amanda, Ella, Cole
and Tori; sister of Paul (Sally) Cohen. Contri-
butions in her memory may be made to Tik-
va Children’s Home (tikvaodessa.org)
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Emanuel “Manny” Greenberg, November 5,
2021, of Meadowbrook, PA. Devoted hus-
band of Shauna, loving father of Carly and
Brett, and son of the late Jack and Clara.

Manny was a proud graduate of Penn State,
where he served as President of Phi Epsilon
Pi. After graduating in 1959 with a B.S. in
Business, Manny served in the NJ Air Nation-
al Guard. Honoring his father’s legacy, he
became a well-respected executive in the
food industry, as President of Jack Green-
berg, Inc. The Federation Allied Jewish Ap-
peal awarded Manny the Abe Cooper Me-
morial Award of the Food Trades Industry, re-
cognizing his outstanding dedication and hu-
manitarian service to the Jewish Community.

He was involved with the B’nai B’rith Food
Trades Lodge, the Golden Slipper Club, and
the Philadelphia Food Trades Organization.

Manny was a loyal congregant of Beth Sho-
lom Synagogue for 35 years, and he enjoyed
playing golf and tennis as a longtime mem-
ber of Ashbourne Country Club and Philmont
Country Club. Other passions included the
Phillies, Nittany Lions, US history, world
travel, Jewish studies, and politics, but fam-
ily and friendships were his greatest joys.

Manny and Shauna were about to celebrate
their 40th anniversary, and he took tremend-
ous pride in his kids’ achievements, nurtur-
ing their dreams with encouragement and
steadfast support. He formed meaningful,
enduring relationships at every stage of his
life – some friendships lasting over 80 years.

His upbeat personality was magnetic, and he
always saw the best in people. Manny exem-
plified genuine kindness, unwavering
strength, humble generosity, and perpetual
optimism… always wearing aviators, his
Penn State hat, and a smile. Contributions in
Manny’s memory may be made to a charity
of the donor’s choice.

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Marc Greisler 7/24/59 - 9/20/21, Father of
Grant Greisler & Austin Greisler. Brother of
Scott Greisler. Services were private. Contri-
butions in his memory may be made to: The
American Cancer Society or to a charity of
the donor’s choice.

The Gringlas family mourns the loss of their
beloved husband, father, grandfather, and
great-grandfather, Joseph Gringlas, who died
on Monday, November 8, 2021. Joseph was
born October 9, 1925, in Ostrowiec, Poland,
the youngest of Lazar and Blima Gringlas’ six
children. He was a survivor of Blizyn, Aus-
chwitz, and Dora-Nordhausen concentration
camps. Only Joseph and one brother from a
large extended family survived the Holocaust.

In 1950, Joseph emigrated to America, where
he settled in Detroit, MI. He later made his
home in Philadelphia, PA and Highland
Beach, FL. Teacher, artist, and tv repairman,
mender of all things broken, Joseph touched
the lives of countless people, who were
moved by his kindness and optimism, by his
ability to see beauty despite witnessing the
worst in humanity, and his willingness to
share his story of survival in order to ensure
that the lessons of the Holocaust would nev-
er be forgotten. Beloved husband for 64
years to Reli, devoted father to Marcy (Joel
Greenberg) and Larry (Karen Fink). Cher-
ished by his grandchildren Sara (Amnon
Shefler), Jackson, Ellie, Zoey and Milo and
great-granddaughter, Alma. He was deeply
adored and will be greatly missed for his un-
conditional love for his family and his devo-
tion to the state of Israel. A memorial service
was held in Philadelphia followed by burial in
Jerusalem. Donations may be made in
Joseph’s memory to KAVOD Survivors of the
Holocaust Emergency Fund (https://kavoden-
suringdignity.com) or Friends of the IDF Phil-
adelphia Chapter (https://www.fidf.org/act-
local/our-chapters/pennsylvania-southern- new-jersey-chapter).

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GUTMAN It is with profound sadness that we acknow-
ledge the passing of Sylvia (Miller) Gutman
on October 14, 2021, four months after her
100th birthday. Born on June 13, 1921 in Al-
lentown, Pennsylvania to Philip and Pauline
Taradash-Miller. Sylvia attended what was
then known as Allentown High School gradu-
ating in the class of 1939. She thereafter at-
tended Cedar Crest College. While in Al-
lentown, Sylvia met her beloved Bernard
“Bernie” Gutman whom she married in Janu-
ary of 1943. Sylvia and Bernie then moved to
Bayonne, New Jersey to start a business to-
gether and raise a family. In 1955 Sylvia and
Bernie moved back to Allentown,
Pennsylvania to be closer to her family where
she remained until 1986 when she moved to
Tamarac, Florida until her recent passing.

Sylvia is survived by her brother, Norman
(Maxine) Miller, her children, Glenn (Arlene)
Gutman, Richard (Linda) Gutman and Ellen
(William) Cogan as well as three grandchil-
dren and three great grandchildren. Sylvia is
also survived by loving nieces, nephews and
cousins. Sylvia, indeed, lived a full and
blessed life, devoted to her family to the very
end. In lieu of contributions, Sylvia would
have much more preferred that you do
something kind for a friend, neighbor or eld-
erly person.

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HAUSER Frances E. Hauser (nee Eisman) Oct. 29,
2021, age 102 years, of Wynnewood, PA. Be-
loved wife of the late Herman Bernard Haus-
er. Loving mother of Warren J. Hauser and
the late Carol Axelrod; caring sister of Sylvan
(Bea) Eisman and devoted grandmother of
Samantha (Kurt) Ekert, Michelle (Daniel)
Scolnick, Stephanie (Matt) McMullen, Maxi-
millian Hauser, Montana Hauser and Claude
(Beau) Hauser; great-grandmother of Julia
Ekert, Cole Ekert, Emily Scolnick and Olivia
McMullen, also survived by her devoted
former in-laws Gwen Hauser, Susanna Haus-
er and Robert Axelrod. Contributions in her
memory may be made to the Multiple Myel-
oma Foundation (www.myeloma.org)
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HAVESON Leona Elayne Jaffe (nee Harris) of Wyn-
newood, Pa, died on November 2 at the age
of 99. She was predeceased by the love of
her life, her husband Leon. Also predeceased
by her brothers, Raymond and Seymour Har-
ris. She is survived by several nieces, neph-
ews and great nieces and nephews. Leona
donated her body to the Humanity Gift Re-
gistry of the Commonwealth of Pa, for the
purpose of medical education and research in
one of Pennsylvania’s medical teaching insti-
tutions. A celebration of her life will be held
on December 5th at 12:30 at the Greenhill
Condominium, 1001 City Avenue, Wyn-
newood, Pa, followed by lunch. It will also be
live streamed via Zoom. Meeting ID: 832 242
1259111 Passcode 7qrpvr. Contributions in
her memory may be made to the charity of
your choice.

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Harriet M. Kaufman (nee Risack) October 26,
2021, of Lafayette Hill, PA, formerly of Wood-
bridge, NJ, wife of the late Jerry, mother of
Sherri (Dr. Laurence) Belkoff, and Kenneth
(Debra) Kaufman, sister of Sandra Sovel,
grandmother of Joshua Belkoff, Emily
Belkoff, Dr. Andie Belkoff and Jeremy Kauf-
man. Mrs. Kaufman was a graduate of The
New Jersey State Teachers College and
taught early childhood education. She took
piano lessons at the Juilliard School of Mu-
sic. Contributions in her memory may be
made to the Caron Foundation, 243 N. Galen
Hall Rd., Wernersville, PA 19565.

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Allen Howard Herman, October 19, 2021; of
Hatboro, PA. Husband of Linda (nee Sher-
man); Father of Robin Herman Slutsky, Dr.

Eric Herman (Erica) and Gabriel Herman Esq.

(Deena); Brother of the late Frank Herman
(Joyce); Grandfather of Sheridan, Sam, Ezra,
Nava, Yosef and Goldie. The family respect-
fully requests contributions in lieu of flowers
be made to The Mesivta High School of
Greater Philadelphia or the Crohn's and Colit-
is Foundation.

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Sandra (Penny) Haveson, maiden name Nich-
ols, who devoted her adult life to bettering
the lives of others, died Monday, November 1
at her residence in Haverford, PA. She was
86. Mrs. Haveson, MSW, was a licensed psy-
chologist in private practice for several years
in Yardley, Pa. During her dynamic life, she
also entertained many people, charitably and
professionally, with her talents at the piano.

In addition, she gave generously with her
time supporting causes related to victims of
domestic abuse, cancer and hunger. She also
served as acting director of the sisterhood at
Adath Israel Synagogue in Trenton, NJ. She
embarked on an early career in interior dec-
oration, and her flare for statement fashion
was admired by many. She is survived by her
sister Judy Distell, daughter Cindy Haveson
Veloric (Michael), and her sons Jeffrey (An-
nette) and Allen Haveson, and her four grand-
children. Donations may be made to the
American Cancer Society.

KAUFFMAN KURMAN
Tracy A. Kurman (nee Dubow), passed as she
slept December 1, 2020. Tracy was a gradu-
ate of Temple University and former Social
Worker. When the need arose Tracy became
the fourth generation to operate the 100 year
old family business, Girard Auto Body. Moth-
er of Joshua and Ashley. Wife of Stephen.

Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside
Services, Monday, November 22, 11 AM pre-
cisely at Roosevelt Memorial Park (Sec. B3),
Trevose PA.

LAKOFF Evalyn Lakoff (nee Chanitofsky), passed away
November 8, 2021 at the age of 98. Beloved
wife of the late Dr. Herbert Lakoff, loving
mother of Lisa (Brian) Gelfand and Steven,
adored Grandmother of Justin Gelfand. She
will be missed.

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