WEINERMAN
DEATH NOTICES
WEINERMAN Leonard Weinerman, September 10, 2019; of
Phila.; beloved husband of Barbara “Penny”
(nee Pennock); loving father of David Weiner-
man and Sheryl Weinerman; devoted brother
of Annette Nathanson. Graveside services
were held on Friday, September 13, 2019 at
Shalom Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers,
contributions in his memory may be made to
www.Hadassah.org. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
WEISBERG Libby Weisberg (nee Magness), August 19,
2019, of Cherry Hill, NJ. Wife of the late Willi-
am Weisberg. Mother of Steven Weisberg,
Michael (Ellen) Weisberg and Ruth Weisberg.

Grandmother of Talia Kerch and Elliott Her-
bert. Sister of Bebe Weiss. Funeral Services
and Internment were private. Remembrances
may be posted at www.legacy.com. In lieu of
flowers or gifts, contributions may be made
to Volunteers for Israel – Philadelphia Re-
gion – David Goldberg Scholarship Fund
(610) 584-0468.

PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS, Inc.

WEISBORD Harriet Ann Weisbord, born October 2, 1954
passed away unexpectedly of a heart attack
on August 8, 2019 in her home in Toms
Rover, NJ. She is survived by her loving par-
ents, Gladys (Gottlieb) and Norman Weis-
bord, her brother Barry and her sister Ellen
Weisbord (Andy Fair), nieces, nephews,
cousins, one great-niece and many friends
and co-workers from TNS in Horsham, PA.

Her wonderful spirit will be sadly missed.

Cremation was arranged by D'Elia Funeral
Home, Lakewood, NJ.

WEISBORD Norman Weisbord, born in Philadelphia on
June 11, 1924, died peacefully, under hos-
pice care, at home in Toms River, NJ on Au-
gust 10, 2019. He is survived by his loving
wife of 70 years, Gladys (Gotlieb), son Barry,
daughter Ellen Weisbord (Andy Fair), five
grandchildren, one great-granddaughter and
many nieces and nephews and friends. He
was predeceased by his daughter Harriet.

Norm was raised in West Oak Lane and was a
member of Central High's 176th class. He
served in the Army signal corps in WWII in
the South Pacific. After his discharge, he
joined the family business, Plymouth, Inc.

manufacturing stationery and later, school
supplies. His favorite licenser was Charlie
Schulz and his "Peanuts" characters. After his
retirement, Norm worked with Barry in the
thoroughbred horse industry. He was very
active in his senior community, Greenbriar
Woodlands, where he served as President of
the Men's Club and the Camera Club. He en-
joyed golf, table tennis and art. HE was much
loved and respected in his community and
will be sadly missed. His interment was Au-
gust 11, 2019 at Roosevelt Memorial PArk.

Arrangements by D'Elia Funeral Home, Lake-
wood, NJ
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WERNIKOVE DEATH NOTICES
WEISMAN Morris Weisman, of Philadelphia, PA, passed
on May 16, 2019, at age 98. Sir Morris Weis-
man was—for 64 years—the loving husband
of the late GLADYS (nee GOLD). He was the
beloved father of JOANNE LEE (GEORGE)
PACHTER and ERIC R. WEISMAN; a dear
grandfather of THOMAS SEAN PACHTER;
and a splendid friend and Rabbi-like person-
age to many, including, of course, his closest
kin. Graveside services (at Montefiore, on
May 20) were private. Thank you, Bugles
Across America as well as the United States
Coast Guard, or your representatives rather,
for being there to provide a Final Salute with
Military Honors. Contributions in memory of
Morris may be made to a charity of the
donor’s choice. For more about Sir Morris,
please see www.legacy.com.

GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL-SACKS WEISS
Sybil Weiss passed away on June 26, 2019.

Loving Wife of the late Max Weiss, Mother of
Steven Weiss & Debra Menaker, Mom-mom
to Michael, Jordan, Jake & Brayden. She will
forever live in our hearts.

WERNIKOVE Shelia Wernikove, a 21 year resident of Las
Vegas, passed away on August 30. 2019, at
the age of 83, surrounded by her loving fam-
ily. She was born in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania on September 8, 1935, to the
late Nathan and Goldie Hoffman. Shelia
graduated from Overbrook High School, with
honors, and studied journalism at Temple
University in Philadelphia. Although she was
a talented sports writer in the 1950's, she
worked over 40 years in bookkeeping for an
electrical supply company before retiring.

Shelia was an avid sports fan who could
name the players and their stats regardless of
the sport. She lived for Sundays when she
could have more than one game on the TV at
a time. She also loved scrapbooking, al-
though she simply called it collecting memor-
ies. Her journals and scrapbooks, dating back
to the 1940's, document a life filled with love,
laughter and compassion. She was an incred-
ible daughter, mother and friend, meticu-
lously keeping track of birthdays and an-
niversaries, never missing a special occasion.

Her biggest passion was her two grandsons.

She was their hero, and they were hers.

Shelia is survived by her daughter Elynne,
son-in-law Jerry Greene and grandsons,
Ross and Garrett. If you are always trying to
be normal, you'll never know how amazing
you can be…Maya Angelou. Shelia was truly
amazing and inspired those around her with
her humor, creativity and unconditional love.

Donations in her memory can be made to the
Arthritis Foundation.

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