until she returned to Philadelphia in 2016.

She spearheaded many projects, including a
large-scale undertaking in which local artists
decorated the children’s wing of a local hos-
pital. After her children were grown, Corinne
and her husband actively traveled throughout
the United States and abroad. Despite her
active schedule, DEATH
Corinne always made time
NOTICES for annual trips to the Pacific Northwest and
to Philadelphia to see her children and grand-
children. Corinne was known as “Nan” to six
grandchildren and despite the geographical
distance between them, always maintained a
very close relationship with all six grandchil-
dren. In recent years, Corinne welcomed sev-
en great- grandchildren into the family.

Corinne took her Jewish faith seriously. Until
her move back to Philadelphia, she was an
active member of Temple Beth Torah in Wel-
lington, where she served on the Board of
Directors for many years. She was a fixture at
Friday night services. Corinne is survived by
her brother, Allen Schwait, daughter, Michele
Grable (husband Bill) and her son, Mark In-
german (wife, Becky), her grandchildren,
Katherine Walter (Michael), Andrew Hallman
(Kim), Julia Hallman (Aaron Rubin), Lindsey
James (Drew), Sarah Ingerman (Ty Thiele)
and Kyle Ingerman. There was a private in-
terment at Eternal Light Memorial Gardens,
Boynton Beach, Fla. A memorial service for
Corinne will be held at Temple Beth Torah
sometime in late winter. For details on the
memorial service, please contact administrat-
or@templebethtorah.net C ommunity / deaths
DEATH NOTICES
GILLER Phyllis Segal Giller passed away peacefully
on Tuesday, January 1, 2019, after a cour-
ageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease. She
was 80. She was a devoted and loving wife to
Frederick Giller for 55 years. Born in the Lo-
gan section of Philadelphia, she was the
daughter of the late Samuel and Ethel Mintz
Segal. Phyllis was vibrant and full of life. She
was extremely talented with her needlepoint
and knitting. Her knitted sweaters were gor-
geous, unique and colorful, much like her
personality. She enjoyed the beach, her
friends, racquetball, tennis, and was gifted
with a “green thumb” for nurturing her house
plants to the skill level of a master gardener.

She loved to wander through art museums.

She enjoyed dancing, the theater, musicals
and watching her grandchildren perform. Her
children and grandchildren were always her
crowning achievement in life. In addition to
her husband, Phyllis is survived by her lov-
ing children, Bryan and Maryanne Giller, and
William and Karen Stanell; as well as her four
grandchildren; Steven and David Giller and
Samuel and Benjamin Stanell. Services will
be private. Contributions in Memory of Phyl-
lis Giller may be made to The Michael J. Fox
Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, Grand
Central Station P.O. Box 4777, New York, NY
10163-4777 or on line: www.michaeljfox.org
JOSEPH A. FLUEHR lll FUNERAL HOME
INGERMAN Corinne Ingerman passed away on January 5,
2019. She was born in Philadelphia in 1930,
in the throes of the Great Depression, to Al-
bert and Dora Schwait. She attended Olney
High School in Philadelphia, Pa., and met her
future husband, Albert Ingerman, shortly
after her graduation in 1948. They married in
May, l949, when Corinne was 19. Corinne
and Albie enjoyed 61 happy years together.

They had two children, Michele and Mark.

Corinne was a homemaker, devoted to her
husband and children. She always regretted
that her family could not afford to send her to
college, so she encouraged her children to
seek higher education. Her daughter became
a lawyer and her son, a doctor. What Jewish
mother could ask for more? Corinne was a
lifelong swimmer and played tennis competit-
ively at Idle Hour Tennis Club in Drexel Hill,
Pennsylvania. She also was a devoted bridge
player her entire life, constantly honing her
skills with bridge lessons and Charles Goren
at her side. After moving to Florida in the mid
1970’s, Corinne continued playing tennis and
bridge, finding new partners and expanding
her social circle. But it was in Florida, spe-
cifically, Palm Beach County, where her ca-
reer as an artist blossomed. Art was her true
passion. She focused seriously on her career
as an artist after her children left the nest.

She took classes at Philadelphia College of
Art and volunteered at Elwyn Institute, where
she taught art to disabled children. She built
an art studio onto her home and painted pro-
lifically. She displayed her paintings all over
her home, sold many commercially and ex-
hibited her works at various galleries around
Palm Beach County. She won numerous
prizes for her art. In addition, Corinne was a
founding member of the Wellington Art Soci-
ety. She played an active role in the Society
until she returned to Philadelphia in 2016.

She spearheaded many projects, including a
large-scale undertaking in which local artists
decorated the children’s wing of a local hos-
pital. After her children were grown, Corinne
and her husband actively traveled throughout
the United States and abroad. Despite her
active schedule, Corinne always made time
for annual trips to the Pacific Northwest and
to Philadelphia to see her children and grand-
children. Corinne was known as “Nan” to six
grandchildren and despite the geographical
JEWISHEXPONENT.COM distance between them, always maintained a
very close relationship with all six grandchil-
dren. In recent years, Corinne welcomed sev-
en great- grandchildren into the family.

KERSHBAUM JACOBS
Judith Kershbaum Jacobs (nee Kurtz) Janu-
ary 3, 2019; Age 101; of Phila.; beloved wife
of the late Dr. Alfred Kershbaum and the late
Herbert V. Jacobs; loving mother of Sue
Stevens (Joseph), Marjorie Shiekman and the
late Dr. Kenneth Kershbaum (Susan); cher-
ished “Granny” to Kathy Evans (Jason), Shar-
on Kershbaum (Tim Kelly), Joe Stevens
(Tomo), Andy Stevens (Bethany), Wendy Co-
hen (Shannon) and Tommy Shiekman (Ku-
miko); also survived by 12 adoring great-
grandchildren, ages 5 months to 21 years
old. Services and interment will be private.

Contributions in her memory may be made to
Guillain-Barre Syndrome Foundation
(www.gbs-cidp.org). JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
LEVY Stanley Levy, on January 6, 2019, of Phil-
adelphia PA. Husband of the late Martha (Nee
Kenarik) Brother of the late William J.

(Beverly) Levy and the late Sylvia (Martin)
Vigderman. He was the uncle of Alice Levy
(Motty Seal), Howard (Susan) Levy, Edward
Levy, Robert (Rachel) Vigderman, Howard
(Janine) Vigderman, Anne (Eric) Greenberg
and the late David (Laurie Dameshek) Vigder-
man. Relatives and friends were invited to
Graveside Services, Wednesday, 11 A.M., at
Roosevelt Memorial Park, 2701 Old Lincoln
Hwy, Trevose, PA 19053. Contributions in his
memory may be made to Society Hill Syn-
agogue www.societyhillsynagogue.org or
Jewish Federation www.jewishphilly.org
JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
LIEBMAN Florence Liebman (nee Kahn) 92, passed
away January 4,2019 in Philadelphia. Sur-
vived by Husband Morton, Son Simon
(spouse Rachel) Grandsons Jordan, Philip
and Chase.

MILARSKY Gary Milarsky, on January 9, 2019. Husband
of the late Joan (nee Rultenberg); Father of
Rona (Jim) Horst, Ivy (Ron) Gard, Marla and
Lori (Tom) Klinger; Brother of Lenore Post,
Edward (Diane), Lawrence (Judith), Judith
Sinn, Rochelle Solomon, Jacob (Frances),
Joan, Annette (Neal Schwartz), Adele (An-
gelo Branca) and the late Geraldine Pagliaro,
Robert and Eugene; Grandfather of Harrison,
Rachel, Jacob, Brendan and Maddie. Contri-
butions in his memory may be made to a
charity of the donor’s choice.

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NIPON Morris Nipon, 93, of Galloway Township,
passed away on December 21, 2018. Born to
Sarah and Louis Nipon on November 7,
1925, “Morrie” was the first member of his
family to be born in America. He lived a full
life filled with love and good friends. He
graduated from West Philadelphia High
School and Temple University. He also
served honorably in the United States Army.

Throughout most of his life, he worked in the
carpet industry. He enjoyed horse racing and
was a fan of the Phillies, Sixers and Eagles.

Morris was preceded in death by his broth-
ers Ralph and Edward. He is survived by, and
will be dearly missed by, his children Nancy
Schultz (David), Robert Nipon and Michael
Nipon (Terese); his grandchildren Rachel
Rosenbaum, Lauren Crenshaw (Vic), Jason
Schultz, Edward DeMaio, Alex DeMaio, Missy
Gribbons (Scott) and Adam Nipon; his great-
grandchildren Miranda, Sivi, Estee, Audrey,
Ellie, Sebastian and Macc; his brother Albert,
and many nieces, nephews and beloved fam-
ily members. Donations in memory of Morris
Nipon may be made to Seashore Gardens
Living Center, 22 W. Jimmie Leeds Road,
Galloway NJ 08205.

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SCHIFF SCHNITZER
Myron ‘Sonny’ Schiff died peacefully in his
own bed January 9, 2019. He was 89 years
old. Sonny is survived by his wife of 69
years, Marilyn (nee Kleinman) Schiff. Father
of Melanie Fruman (Steven) & Brian Schiff
(Susan Kardon). Grandfather of Justin Fru-
man (Rachel), Brenda Crouse (Joseph),
Jonathan Fruman and Juliet Schiff. Great-
grandfather of Brandon and Ryan Fruman
and Penelope Jane Crouse. Brother of the late
Dr. Stanley Schiff and Carole Levinson.

Sonny most recently lived in Cherry Hill and
Atlantic City after living most of his life in
Northeast Philadelphia. Sonny was involved
in many businesses, mainly in the bar and
food industry. He was a friend to all. In his ul-
timate, final selfless act, Sonny donated his
body to science. A memorial service will take
place in the near future. Donations can be
made in his memory to The Leukemia and
Lymphoma Society; donate.lls.org
SCHNEE Dorothy Schnee (nee Gorman), on January 7,
2019. Wife of the late Morris Gottesman and
the late Victor Schnee. Mother of Judi
(Steve) Israel, Ilene (Mitchell) Rubin and the
late Gary Gottesman. Grandmother of 4 and
Great Grandmother of 4. Contributions in her
memory may be made to the Abramson Cen-
ter for Jewish Life, 1425 Horsham Rd., North
Wales, PA 19454.

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Evelynn Rosner (nee Scharf) on January 9,
2019. Wife of the late Dr. Albert; loving moth-
er of Dr. William (Eileen) Rosner, Dr. Bruce
(Beth) Rosner, Dr. Michael (the late Sheryl)
Rosner; adored grandmother of Abby
(Jeremy), Jamie (Jonathan), Samantha
(Brett), Deena (Matthew), Sara, Rachel
(Scott), Dr. Andrew (Jennifer); also survived
by 14 great-grand-children. Contributions in
her memory may be made to Hadassah, or a
charity of the donor’s choice.

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A RESOLUTION OF
ABRAMSON SENIOR CARE
The Board of Trustees of Abramson Senior Care record with
sorrow the passing of their esteemed colleague and friend
Robert Ford, Ph.D.

whose commitment to philanthropy benefited the seniors served
by Abramson, and whose life serves as an example of kindness and
generosity to the entire community.

Dr. Ford joined the Board of Trustees in 1989. As a member of the
Building for Life Committee, his guidance and largesse was instru-
mental in the planning and building of Abramson’s Horsham campus.

His generous support of both the Annual Fund and the Heritage
Society for planned gifts has ensured that Abramson will be able to
provide seniors throughout Philadelphia with essential programs
and services. Additionally, Dr. Ford was a long-time supporter of
Abramson’s annual Rainbow Ball fundraising gala, serving as the
Family Album Ad Book co-chair in 1992. He always used his brain,
heart and resources to help make the world a better place for all of us.

Abramson Senior Care and our entire Jewish community were
truly fortunate to have been the beneficiary of Dr. Ford’s time,
leadership and enduring tzedakah.

To his wife, Shelby, children Nancy (Dr. Michael) Grossman and
J. Stuart (Alyson) Ford; his grandchildren; and all who mourn his
passing, the Board of Trustees of the Abramson Senior Care offer
this expression of profound sympathy. May they find solace in the
knowledge that his dedication, generosity and good works will serve
as a living tribute to him and will benefit future generations.

Howard J. Davis, Esq.

Chairman of the Board
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SCHORR Dr. Michael L. Schorr January 5, 2019; of
Wayne, PA; beloved husband of Melissa
“Missy” (nee Rose); loving father of Meredith
Rose Schorr; devoted brother of Steven
Schorr (Joy); dear son-in-law of Ellen and the
late Jerry Rose; adored brother-in-law of the
late Nancy Rose Tannenbaum. Relatives and
friends were invited to services Wednesday,
1:30PM, Main Line Reform Temple, 410
Montgomery Ave, Wynnewood, PA 19096.

Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Contributions in his memory may be made to
the American Cancer Society.

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ROSENTHAL Minerva R. Rosenthal (nee Rothman), on
January 8, 2019. Survived by her eldest son
Theodore S. Bloch (Cheryl) of Philadelphia,
pre-deceased by her son Stuart E. Bloch, Esq.

(Beth) of Boca Raton, Florida. Grandchildren
include Dr. Heather A. Curry (Dr. Andrew P.

Myers) of Hockessin, Delaware, Ms. Hannah
B. Soffer (S. Aaron Soffer) of Philadelphia,
Mr. David E. Bloch (Dr. Lilly Chang) of
Gainesville, Florida, and Ms. Ann B. Rich-
mond (Justin Richmond) of Philadelphia.

Great-grandchildren include: Nathan and
Leila Myers, Maya Soffer, and Parker and Ad-
eline Bloch. She is also survived by her
nephew Mr. Joseph Rothman (Jan) of
Thornton, Colorado and her niece, Ms. Cyndi
Rothman Schoenbrun (Stuart) of Boynton
Beach, Florida. Funeral services were be
private. Donations may be made to Camp
Ramah in the Poconos, 2100 Arch St., Phil-
adelphia, PA 19103.

GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
RAPHAEL-SACKS Dr. Jay S. Schnitzer on January 10, 2019.

Beloved husband of Rochelle “Shelly”
Schnitzer. Devoted father of Wendy
Schnitzer (Kevin Woolsey) and Jordan
Schnitzer (Jessica Sentell). Loving grandfath-
er of Mara Woolsey. Dear brother of the late
Gerald Schnitzer. Relatives and friends were
invited to funeral services Friday 11:15 AM
precisely at Goldsteins' Rosenberg's
Raphael-Sacks Suburban North, 310 2 ND
Street Pike, Southampton, PA 18966. Int.

King David Memorial Park. Contributions in
his memory may be made to the National
Kidney Foundation or Tifereth Israel of Lower
Bucks County.

GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL-SACKS Carol A. Irvine
President and CEO
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