Chairman of the Board until his death, is led
by his daughter Anne and continues to own
and operate commercial and retail properties
throughout the United States. He was the
Chairman of the Board Emeritus of NFI, Sun
Bancorp and Citizens United Bank. In 1960,
Mr. Brown was a founder of Citizens United
Bank, which was DEATH
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sold in 1983. In 1986,
he was founder of Sun Bancorp, a small, re-
gional bank that operated more than 50
branches and was ultimately listed on the
NASDAQ. Bernie loved sports and although it
was short lived, he was the owner of the Phil-
adelphia Blazers, a World Hockey Associ-
ation franchise in 1971. He was the first own-
er to give a million dollar contract to a pro-
fessional hockey player. Mr. Brown even
owned a horse farm in Vineland where he
bred and raced horses under the stable name
of Redwood Acres. Business was a huge part
of Mr. Brown's life but it was not the only
thing that defined him. He was a man who
cared deeply about his family and his com-
munity. Bernie is survived by his wife Shirlee,
whom he loved and admired. She was the
solid foundation that allowed him to pursue
his dreams. They would have been married
70 years this coming February. Mr. and Mrs.

Brown believed in giving back to the com-
munity and never forgot their roots. Over the
years Mr. and Mrs. Brown supported numer-
ous local and national organizations with
their time and philanthropy. In the mid-
1960's Mr. Brown was instrumental in found-
ing the Cumberland County Community Col-
lege, where he believed that quality, afford-
able education should be accessible to all. As
an original founding member and Trustee of
Cumberland County Community College he
served as Chairman of the Board from 1972
through 1975. In 1991, he was awarded an
honorary Associates of Arts degree from
Cumberland County Community College. In
2008 the Shirlee and Bernard Brown Uni-
versity Center opened on the campus to sup-
port student life. Mr. Brown also served on
the Board of Trustees at the former New-
comb Hospital and was a director and mem-
ber of the Vineland YMCA. He was the Direct-
or of the Arthritis Foundation at Hahnemann
University Medical Center in Philadelphia. Mr.

and Mrs. Brown were also active supporters
of the Vineland United Way and the Jewish
Federation of Cumberland County. In 2004
they joined the Department of Ophthalmo-
logy Advisory Board of the Harkness Eye In-
stitute at Columbia University. They en-
dowed a glaucoma research laboratory at
Columbia University in 2005 and in 2007 they
established the Shirlee and Bernard Brown
Professorship of Glaucoma at Columbia.

Later, in 2018, they established the Shirlee
and Bernard Brown Glaucoma Genetics Initi-
ative Fund at Columbia University. Mr. and
Mrs. Brown established the Edward Viner In-
tensive Care Unit at Cooper Hospital, donated
to the Humanism Center at Cooper Medical
School of Rowan University and endowed a
scholarship fund for the Cooper Medical
School of Rowan University. In 2006 Mr. and
Mrs. Brown established scholarships at the
Jewish Theological Seminary in New York
City. He was the President of Beth Israel Con-
gregation in Vineland serving two non-con-
secutive terms and a supporter of the Jewish
Federation of Palm Beach County. Mr. Brown
was a thirty-second degree mason. Bernie
Brown was larger than life and an icon in the
trucking industry. He was able to impact the
lives of many through his hard work and gen-
erous spirit. He will be deeply missed by all
who knew him. Bernard A. Brown was pre-
ceded in death by his parents, Israel and
Anna Brown; brother Sidney Brown and sis-
ter Reba Shuman. He is lovingly survived by
his wife Shirlee (nee Greenblatt); children
Anne Koons, Ike (Candy) Brown, Sid (Sandy)
Brown, Jeff (Tracy) Brown; ten grandchil-
dren, three great-grandchildren and niece
Barbara Weinstein. Memorial contributions in
honor of Bernard A. Brown can be donated to
the Cooper Foundation at Cooper Hospital, 3
Cooper Plaza, Suite 500 Camden, NJ 08103
or The Cooper Medical School at Rowan Uni-
versity 401 South Broadway, Camden, NJ
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BROWN Bernard A. Brown, the visionary behind Na-
tional Freight, Inc., one of the oldest trucking
companies in the United States and the pre-
decessor to the third-party logistics leader
NFI, died on January 14, at the age of 96, at
his home in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. Mr.

Brown was formerly of Philadelphia and Vine-
land, NJ. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
into a family that fled Europe from religious
persecution, Mr. Brown embodied the Amer-
ican dream. At the age of nine, Bernie, as he
was affectionately known, and his family
moved to Vineland, New Jersey. He gradu-
ated from Vineland High School in 1942 and
went on to attend Temple University, but left
prior to graduating to help his father with his
business. At an early age, Mr. Brown was en-
amored with the trucking business that his
father started. Following the untimely death
of his father, at age twenty-six he had the vis-
ion and courage to take a small company op-
erating a few small dump trucks and turn it
into one of the most respected trucking com-
panies in the country. Mr. Brown embodied
all of the attributes of a self-made business-
man. He quickly figured out that business
was all about relationships. In the early part
of his career, he created contracts with the
government, hauling supplies and goods that
supported the military through World War II.

He formed partnerships with local glass man-
ufacturers in South Jersey which ultimately
led to contracts with the largest companies in
the United States. Mr. Brown was a trail-
blazer in the trucking industry and was at the
forefront of federal transportation regula-
tions in the 1980's. His work led to the ac-
ceptance of high-cube trailers and the expan-
sion from traditional 48 foot trailers to 53, 55
and eventually 57 foot trailers. In 1988, he
was honored as the Man of the Year by the
New Jersey Motor Truck Association. He
knew the importance of hard work and per-
severance as he led his company through
wars, recessions, natural disasters and de-
regulation. Most importantly, he knew that
his employees were his company's most im-
portant asset and he continued his relation-
ships with many of his colleagues and veter-
an drivers following his retirement. His vis-
ion and spirit led to what ultimately became
of the largest and most successful, family-
owned and operated, third-party logistics
companies in North America, NFI. Today, that
company employs more than 14,000 employ-
ees, operates over 250 locations in the United
States and Canada and serves the largest and
most sophisticated shippers in the world. To
this day, his sons' continue to own and oper-
ate the legacy freight business that was star-
ted in 1932. Mr. Brown's entrepreneurial
spirit did not start and end in the trucking
business. He was a real estate investor,
founder of two banks and an owner of a pro-
fessional hockey team. Mr. Brown saw the
natural extension of his transportation busi-
ness and invested in warehousing and real
estate. His real estate company, Vineland
Construction Company, of which he was the
Chairman of the Board until his death, is led
by his daughter Anne and continues to own
and operate commercial and retail properties
throughout the United States. He was the
Chairman of the Board Emeritus of NFI, Sun
Bancorp and Citizens United Bank. In 1960,
Mr. Brown was a founder of Citizens United
Bank, which was later sold in 1983. In 1986,
he was founder of Sun Bancorp, a small, re-
gional bank that operated more than 50
branches and was ultimately listed on the
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NASDAQ. Bernie loved 28, sports
was short lived, he was the owner of the Phil-
adelphia Blazers, a World Hockey Associ-
ation franchise in 1971. He was the first own-
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GOLDEN/BRODKIN Arnold Berman, January 14, 2021 of Phil-
adelphia, Pa. passed away peacefully at the
age of 95. Devoted husband of the late Joan
(nee Dickler). Loving companion of Elaine
Lutz. Beloved father of Ellis (Jody) Berman,
Jay Berman (Genia of blessed memory,
Elisa), and Ronald (Sharon) Berman. Brother
of the late Sylvia Walace and the late Morton
Berman. He will be deeply missed by broth-
ers and sisters-in law Leatrice Dickler,
Mickey & Marvin Dickler, and Gerri & Ron
Fash. Zadye Arn loved the shore and was of-
ten surrounded by his ten grandchildren, fif-
teen great-grandchildren, and friends & fam-
ily. Due to Covid-19, services and interment
were private. Contributions in his memory
may be made to a charity of the donor's
choice. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
www.levinefuneral.com COPE
Mary Grace Heller Cope died January 10,
2021, Yardley, PA (Alzheimer’s Disease/COV-
ID-19). Mary was born June 10,1934 in
Englewood, NJ. She was extremely proud to
be one of the first International exchange stu-
dents to Germany with American Field Ser-
vice (AFS) after WWII. She is an Oberlin Col-
lege graduate and received a masters degree
from Radcliffe. In 1957 she married Con-
stantin Cope, M.D. They were married for 59
years. Eventually they ended up living and
raising their children in Cheltenham, PA. She
was on executive committees for local
chapters of: The League of Women Voters,
American Cancer Society, AFS-American
Field Service, Cheltenham Township Govern-
ment Study Commission, PTA, School Board
Candidate, President of The Cheltenham
Adult School, Board member of The Chelten-
ham Art Center and The Elkins Park Library.

Mary was awarded a citation from The House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania for her exemplary record of ser-
vice. In 2004, she and her husband retired
and spent several happy years enjoying the
high desert mountains of Bend, Oregon. She
loved her family and friends dearly. She en-
joyed: The NY Times Crossword Puzzles, ten-
nis, singing, performing with the Sweet Ad-
elines, playing clarinet in her local senior
band in Bend, OR, theater, weight-lifting,
traveling, animals and her dogs: Micros,
Amelia and Peris. (Father)George Heller,
M.D., (Mother)Dorothy Lubin Heller, M.D.,
(brother)David L. Heller, (husband)Con-
stantin Cope, M.D. She is survived by (broth-
er)George Heller II(Lucy Messick Heller),
(son)Leonard Cope(Susan DelPizzo Cope),
(son)Daniel Cope(Dawn Higginson Cope),
(daughter)Evelyn Stainthorpe, (daughter)M.

Constance Cope Franckle(William Franckle
IV, M.D.) and (son)James Cope(Vania Shih).

Grandchildren include: Michael Cope, James
Cope, Nicholas Cope, Danielle Cope Cox,
Timothy Cope, Kevin Cope, Matthew
Stainthorpe, Jehna Stainthorpe, Garrett
Franckle and Maxwell Franckle. Great Grand-
children include: Caden Cox, Ellie Cox, Jack-
son Cope, Oliver Cope, Emma Cope and
Cecilia Cope. A service will be announced in
the future. If you would like to donate in her
memory: Alzheimer’s Foundation, Animal
Shelters/Zoos, Oberlin College or your favor-
ite educational institution.

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Selma Irene Dafilou (nee Batt) born August 5,
1938 passed away Thursday, January 14,
2021. Wife of the late Donald Dafilou. Be-
loved mother of the late Steven (Lori) Dafilou
and David (Dr. Sharon Gertzman) Dafilou.

Grandmother of Sarah (Dr. Elliot) Canfield-
Dafilou, Emily (Joseph) Selvaggio, Benjamin,
Caleb and Jonah Dafilou, Rose Gertzman.

Sister of Dr. Murray (Carole) Batt and Stan-
ley (Nancy) Batt. Longtime active member of
Old York Road Temple Beth Am and the
League of Women Voters. Selma was a world
traveler who loved meeting people. She loved
going to the theater, spending time in her
garden, and being with her friends and fam-
ily. Donations in her memory can be made to
The Donald Dafilou Building Fund at OYRT-
Beth Am 971 Old York Road, Abington PA,
19001 or to The Steven Dafilou Tutoring
Fund at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
500 W Willow Grove, Philadelphia PA 19118.

GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
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DICHTER Claire Dichter (nee Grobman). Passed away
on January 17, 2021. Wife of the late Dr. Al-
bert Dichter. Mother of Sheryl Dichter,
Randee Winters (Gus), Helene Marczyk
(Geoffrey) and Gail Sugarman (Rob). Grand-
mother of Leksey and Noah. Private
Graveside Services were held at Haym Sa-
lomon Memorial Park. Contributions in her
memory may be made to Alzheimer’s Associ-
ation, www.alz.org/delval, or Jewish National
Fund, www.jnf.org.

GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
RAPHAEL-SACKS www.goldsteinsfuneral.com
Edith Golden/Brodkin (nee Rosen) January
17, 2021 at 100 years of age after a life full of
family, elegance and love. Devoted wife of the
late Philip Brodkin and the late Eugene
Golden. Beloved mother of Amy (Stephen)
Gaylon, Jeffrey (Ellen) Brodkin and Mark
(Teresa) Brodkin. Proud grandmother of Al-
isa, Robin (Jeffrey), Alexander, Hailey
(Gregory), Hope, Kimberly, Paige and Philip
(Katie). Adoring great-grandmother of Trace,
Ryan, Jenna, Eric, Gavin, Katie, Sadie and
Lucy. A special thank you to an honorary
member of our family Sandra Brown for her
care and love. Due to Covid-19 Services and
Interment were private. Contributions in her
memory may be made to a charity of the
donor's choice.

JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
www.levinefuneral.com GOLDMAN
Wilma Goldman, 76, of Malvern,
Pennsylvania, formerly of Philadelphia, died
on Saturday, January 16, 2021. She is sur-
vived by her Aunt Janet Cherry, sister-in-law,
Marilyn Goldman and her nieces and neph-
ews, Jeffrey (Ellen) Goldman, Michael
(Robyn) Goldman, and Dr. David (Lisa) Gold-
man, and six great-nephews and a great-
niece. Also survived by her cousins, Alisha
Dubb and Deborah Cherry. Preceded in death
by her parents Gertrude Cherry Goldman and
Joseph Goldman, brother Leonard Goldman
and six aunts and uncles. Funeral services
were private. Contributions in her memory
may be made to the Philadelphia Animal Wel-
fare Society (phillypaws.org) or National Alli-
ance on Mental Illness (NAMI.org).

GOLDSTEINS-ROSENBERG’S RAPHAEL-SACKS
www.goldsteinsfuneral.com KALINA
Leah Kalina, 91, Jan. 15, 2021, of Voorhees,
NJ. Wife of the late Gershon Press and the
late Harry Kalina. Mother of Shirley (William
Rapoport) Press and Barbara (Rob) Elkan.

Grandmother of Andrew, Gershon, Sarah,
Madeleine (Andrew) and Joshua. Great-
grandmother of Luna and Simon. Leah was a
Holocaust survivor. Contributions in her
memory can be made to Raab-Goodwin
Holocaust Museum and Education Center,
www.jcrcsnj.org/goodwin PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS, Inc.

Cherry Hill, NJ
FREED Carol Freed (nee Koff) passed away January
19, 2021. Beloved wife of Marvin Freed. Lov-
ing mother of Sharon Mosenkis(Rick), Diane
Cavanaugh (Paul), and Michael Freed (Lori).

Adoring Mommom of Laura Gianinni (Adam),
Julie Burke (Sean), Jocelyn Freed, Jordan
Freed, Adam Mosenkis, Ryan Mosenkis, and
five great-grandchildren. Dear sister of the
late Skip Koff. She was an avid golfer, pas-
sionate gardener and an accomplished pian-
ist, orchestra conductor and voice coach who
was known around Delaware County for her
work in local musical theater productions.

Contributions in her memory may be made to
a charity of the donor’s choice. Funeral ser-
vices are private.

GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL-SACKS www.goldsteinsfuneral.com
FRIEDMAN Vincent Friedman, Jan. 14, 2021. Husband of
the late Paula (nee Portnoy). Partner of Missy
Decker. Father of Ross (Fania) and Craig
Friedman. Brother of Diana (Ray) Greenberg.

Grandfather of Gianna. He was loved and will
be missed by all. Contributions in his
memory may be made to the Bucks County
SPCA, www.bcspca.org or to the Compre-
hensive Heart Failure Program at Abington –
Jefferson Health.

GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL-SACKS www.goldsteinsfuneral.com
KATZ Philip Isaiah Katz January 7, 2021, of Wyn-
newood, PA. Brother of Terry Katz and the
late Harry J. Katz. Son of the late Lawrence
and Selma Katz. Services and Interment
private. Contributions in his memory may be
made to Jewish National Fund or a charity of
the donor's choice.

JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
www.levinefuneral.com KIRSCH
Theodore “Ted” Kirsch passed away January
19, 2021. Beloved husband of the late
Roberta Kirsch (nee Dechter). Loving father
of Jodie Lachman (Andy), and Joel Kirsch
(Emily). Adoring grandfather of Rachel,
Emma, Benjamin, and Gabrielle. Dear broth-
er of Phyllis Soufer (Danny). Also survived by
his companion of three years, Bev Davis.

Contributions in his memory may be made to
The Jewish National Fund for the “Ted Kirsch
Forest” www.jnf.org. Funeral services were
private. GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
RAPHAEL-SACKS www.goldsteinsfuneral.com
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KOHN Ruth Kohn, age 97, peacefully passed away
on Jan. 14, 2021 at Wesley Enhanced Living,
Media PA. Ruth was the beloved wife of the
late Leonard L; mother of Kenneth (Judy),
grandmother of Lori (Brad) Phillips, and
great grandmother of Kaylee and Evan Phil-
lips. Ruth was born in Pittsburgh Pa. She
was an elementary school teacher in the Up-
per Darby school district for over 30 years.

There will be no visitation. A memorial ser-
vice will be held at a later date. Contributions
in Ruth's memory can be made to Wesley
Enhanced Living 100 Halcyon Dr., Media, PA
19063 or to a charity of your choice.

JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
www.levinefuneral.com LEVINSON
Arnold E. Levinson of Margate passed away
on January 20th. Arnie was a graduate of
West Philadelphia High School in 1954 and
Temple University’s Class of 1958 with a de-
gree in business administration. He was own-
er and operator of AAFEL Associates Advert-
ising Agency and more recently was the
cemetery administrator for the three Jewish
cemeteries in Atlantic County. Arnie is sur-
vived by his wife of 61 years, Ethel F., chil-
dren, Alan Levinson, Lisa (Aaron) Riseman,
and Faye (Gary) Shapiro, grandchildren, Mat-
thew and Jillian Riseman, and Andrew, Allis-
on, and Melissa Shapiro, and brother, Mar-
vin Levinson. Services were held Friday Janu-
ary 22nd. To view the service or leave a con-
dolence, please visit, www.jsgfunerals.com.

The family asks that contributions in his
memory may be made to Shirat Hayam, 700
North Swarthmore Ave., Ventnor, NJ 08406.

J.S. GOLDSTEIN
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LITTMAN PARRIS
Geraldine “Gerry” Littman (nee. Dantowitz)
on January 19, 2021. Wife of the late Samuel
Littman. Mother of Caren Littman, Major
Robert (Ruth) Littman and Dr. Louis (Dr. Su-
zanne Datto) Littman. Sister of Sydney Stein
and Dr. Jaclyn Danton. Grandmother of Dav-
id and Nathaniel. Also survived by many
nieces and nephews. A clown for over 25
years with Samuel, known as “Dusty”, you
could often find her volunteering at Jeannes
Hospital before moving down to Florida. Con-
tributions in her memory may be made to the
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
www.jdrf.org or American Heart Assocation
www.heart.org or Multiple Sclerosis Society
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Edward Allan Malinoff, 84, born and raised in
South Philly, most recently of Yardley, PA,
died on January 19, 2021 after a hard-fought
battle with COVID-19. Known to most as Ed
or Eddie by his beloved wife Karen, who
passed away in 2007 after 40 years of mar-
riage, he was the loving father of Josh (Elisa)
and Dori (Doug) and adoring grandfather of
Eden, Zack, Holly and Karina. He had 3 nieces
and nephews he cherished as well as 3
grand-dogs. Ed was known for his endless
puns and wit. If there was a pun to be made,
he would come up with one almost immedi-
ately. It was an innate talent. He loved his
Philly sports teams, was a great appreciator
of music and sang all the time. Ed was a
movie buff and remembered songs from old
movies word for word despite having demen-
tia. He loved the Jersey shore, especially
Margate and AC where he enjoyed the buf-
fets and shows. Ed was a graduate of Temple
University and served in the Air Force. He
worked as a logistics manager for the U.S.

Navy with the Tomcat F-14 for 35 years. In
lieu of flowers, donations to The Dementia
Society of America, PO Box 600, Doylestown,
PA 18901, www.dementiasociety.org are
most appreciated.

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Anthony “Tony” Parris on January 15, 2021.

Beloved husband of Thelma “Tamy” (nee Ru-
bin) and the late Jacqueline (nee Goldman);
Loving father of Steve (Sue) Parris, Gary
(Belle Scarpignato) Parris, Ilene (Larry) Ber-
man, Connie (Steve) Berger, Donna (Richard)
Solomon; Dear father-in-law of the late An-
drea Parris; Devoted grandfather of Laurie
(Craig), Jaimie (Jeff), Danny, Jenna (Patrick),
Jessica (Farrell), Kenny, Samantha, Justin,
Shelby (David), Scott (Sarah), Danny
(Rachel) and Joey (Jamie). Also survived by
14 great grandchildren. Services and inter-
ment were private. Contributions in his
memory may be made to a charity of the
donor’s choice.

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ROSENBERG Edith Rosenberg of Anna, Texas passed away
on January 20, 2021 at the age of 91. She
was born on February 7, 1929 to Jack and
Rose (Black) Pollack in Brooklyn, New York.

After she graduated from high school, Edith
attending a secretarial school for a number of
years. Edith married Julius Rosenberg on
June 19, 1956 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

After getting married, Edith spent her time
raising her kids and taking care of her family.

Edith worked for the nationally famous retail
store Wanamakers for 25+ years, She en-
joyed going to Broadway shows and mu-
seums with her husband. She is survived by
her son, Mitchell Rosenberg and wife, Carla
of Anna, Texas; ex-daughter-in-law, Gina
Rosenberg-Walsh of McKinney, Texas;
granddaughters (her pride and joy), Savan-
nah Rosenberg of Charleston, South Caro-
lina and Cassidy Rosenberg of Norman, Ok-
lahoma; and numerous other loving family
and friends. Edith was preceded in death by
her parents; husband, Julius Rosenberg; son,
Barry Rosenberg; and sister, Ethel Wyman.

Edith will always be remembered as the
nicest person anyone had ever met.

TURRENTINE-JACKSON-MORROW McKinney, TX
OLNEY Fay Olney, a retired microfilm processor in
the medical field, died January 21. She was
93 and a resident of Holland, PA. A widow,
she was the former Fay Golden. She is sur-
vived by a daughter, Renee (James) Stanton.

Services & interment were private.

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SEGAL Jacob (Jack) Meyer, beloved husband, father,
grandfather and great-grandfather, passed
away on January 14, 2021, 4 days after his
97th birthday. Jack was born on January 11,
1924 in Philadelphia, the eldest of three chil-
dren to Eva and David Segal. Jack is sur-
vived by his daughters Debra Saranga and
Lauren Foster and their husbands Yves
Saranga and Peter Foster, his grandchildren
David Romani and his wife Yelena, Nicole Ro-
mani and Claire Foster and his great grand-
son, Luca Romani. He is preceded in death
by his loving wife Jule (Dee) Gloria Elfman
Segal to whom he was married for 60 years
before her passing in 2010. Jack had a full
life as a husband, father, grandfather, and
great-grandfather. He would regale everyone
with wonderful stories about growing up in
Philadelphia, his time in the Air Force during
WWII, his screen writing adventures for the
Honeymooners and his long career in advert-
ising. He continued his love of theater and
the arts in his retirement, directing variety
shows at his retirement home and starting art
and dance lessons. Jack will be remembered
by all for his quick wit, his sharp mind and
his incredible memory. He will be missed
beyond measure. Donations in Jack’s
memory may be made to the American Can-
cer Society.

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SERVETNICK Sally Robin Servetnick Jan. 15, 2021 of Ply-
mouth Meeting formerly of Penn Valley. Be-
loved wife of the late Samuel Servetnick; lov-
ing mother of Rory and Michael (Morgan)
Servetnick, cherished grandmother of Skyler
Servetnick and devoted daughter of the late
Bea and Abbey Rosenberg. Graveside ser-
vices were held Jan. 17, 2021 at Roosevelt
Memorial Park. Contributions in her memory
may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.

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Martin Oscar Shuwall 87, formerly of Wel-
lington, FL, died Sunday January 10, 2021 in
New Jersey after a long struggle with demen-
tia. Born June 8, 1933 in Philadelphia to Ida
(nee Redmond) and Mitchell Shuwall, Marty
grew up in West Philadelphia. He recalled
great times as a young child growing up
across the street from Cobbs Creek Park,
sledding, exploring the woods, and horse-
back riding. He also spoke happily of playing
tennis, as well as “box ball”, “step ball” and
“stick ball” by the steps in front of their
house. After losing his father at an early age,
young Marty worked in a variety of jobs to
help the family. Paper delivery, door to door
magazine salesman, shoveling snow, soda
fountain jerk, factory worker, movie
usher/barker, and Good Humor Ice cream
man – Marty was never afraid of hard work.

In 1952, at the age of 19, Marty met the love
of his life, Glenda (nee Bress) and within the
year they would marry. The Korean war was
going on and, in 1953, Marty enlisted in the
Air Force. In his memoirs, Marty fondly re-
called many adventures he and Glenda
shared while they lived in Fairbanks during
his years of military service. Honorably dis-
charged in 1957, Marty returned to Virginia
where he and his brother David acquired and
ran George Friend’s bookstore, which was
famous for its new and used books and
unique selection of magazines. In 1961,
Marty and his brother purchased one of the
first Budget Rent A Car franchises in the
country and Marty moved to Philadelphia to
launch this new endeavor. Later joined by his
brother David, they ran and grew the com-
pany for the next 20 years. In 1967, Marty
and Glenda moved to Lafayette Hill, Pa. Over
the next many years, they raised three chil-
dren and also spent many hours enjoying
good times with neighbors. Marty especially
enjoyed his weekly chess matches at the
house as well as playing tennis and walking
in the Wissahickon Park. Marty “retired” in
1982 to embark on a life of boating, fishing,
travel and adventure with Glenda which they
greatly enjoyed for the next 13 years. Sadly,
Glenda passed in 1995. Several years after
his loss, Marty was fortunate to find a second
partner – enjoying over 10 rejuvenating years
of travel, honing his photography skills, fine
dining, great cooking and laughter with
Thelma Weinberg of Wellington, Florida and
Montauk, NY. Marty is survived by his three
children Mitchell (Tina Walch), Julie Sinatra
(Tom) and Pamela Steinberg (Phil), 8 grand-
children and one great grandchild. A
graveside memorial service at Haym Sa-
lomon Memorial Park, Frazer, Pa, will be an-
nounced at a later date. At the family’s re-
quest, donations in Martin Shuwall’s name
may be made to The American Brain Founda-
tion or Friends of the Wissahickon.

JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
www.levinefuneral.com Cantor Isaac Wall, Jan. 11,2021 of Ventnor,
NJ; husband of the late Sheva (nee Heller),
father of Ahavia Scheindlin (Lon Levin), Sha-
lom Wall (Kathy Conti) and Joshua Wall
(Kathleen Dougherty); also survived by 13
grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.

Private graveside services were held on Jan.

13th at Haym Salomon Mem. Park. Contri-
butions in his memory may be made to a
charity of the donor's choice.

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