memorial service will be held at Con-
gregation Rodeph Shalom, 615 N.

Broad Street at 1:30pm on Sunday,
October 30, followed by a reception.

The family will receive visitors at the
Kennedy House, 1901 JFK Blvd, on
Monday October 31 and Tuesday
November 1, from 2-4:00 pm and
7-9:00 pm. The family requests do-
nations in her honor go to Rodeph
Shalom or a charity of your choice.

POMERANTZ-ROMM (FELDMAN)
May 2, 1926- October 5, 2022
With sadness the family of Dulcie
Pomerantz-Romm announce her
peaceful passing. Wife of the late Wil-
liam Pomerantz and the late Chuck
Romm, the love of her life. Daughter
of the late Isobel and King Feldman.

Loving mother and mother in law of
Betsy Pomerantz and Sam Berliner,
Patti Pomerantz and Toni Tortorilla,
Jeff and Anna Romm. Proud grand-
mother of David and Kelley Berliner,
Lara Berliner and Aaron Gluck Thal-
er, and Gryffin Romm. Dulcie was a
cruise agent for Rosenbluth Travel
for over 40 years, retiring at the age
of 89. She loved to travel and en-
joyed all of her trips, clients, and new
friends. She was a devoted member
of Congregation Rodeph Shalom,
serving in many leadership positions
in her decades there. It was fitting
that she died while listening to Yom
Kippur services in her hospital room,
surrounded by loving family there
and on zoom. We are grateful to her
caregivers Darlene Gillard, Rapha-
ele Jean, Fatu Kouyateh, Terry and
Aulekia McDaniel and Helen Smith
whose care and companionship al-
lowed Mom to live well and happily
in her apartment until her death. A
REMER SANDI LYN on October 17, 2022.

Wife of the late Henry John Hoff-
man. Mother of Justin Remer-Hoff-
man. Daughter of the late Philip
and Frances Remer. In lieu of flow-
ers contributions in her memory
may be made to the United States
Holocaust Memorial Museum,
100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW,
Washington, DC 20024-2126.

GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
RAPHAEL-SACKS www.goldsteinsfuneral.com
Larry Richman, Brad (Stephanie)
Richman, Adam (Jody) Richman,
and Bubbie to Zachary (Saman-
tha), Max (Alana), Amanda, An-
drew, Aaron, Emily, Abigail, Alexis,
Alex, and Ava. Born in Philadelphia
to Jack and Ruth, Bonnie paved
her way as a trailblazer during
each phase of her life as a medi-
cal technician, mother, co-owner of
Karl’s Baby Furniture, and Bubbie
to her grandchildren and all of their
friends. Bonnie enjoyed each day
of her life accompanied by Alan,
her family, and each and everyone
of her friends. Passionate about the
importance of family, she and Alan
hosted frequent large gatherings at
their home in Cherry Hill for many
years. Bonnie lived her life with her
glass overflowing with joy and posi-
tivity. She found pleasure in helping
hundreds of families design nurser-
ies, helping the community through
many charities related to children
and as a Bubbie to each and ev-
eryone that crossed her path. In
lieu of flowers, the family welcomes
memorial contributions made to the
Alan Richman Childrens’ Recre-
ation Fund, c/o Cong. Beth El, 8000
Main Street, Voorhees, NJ 08043.

PLATT MEMORIAL CHAPELS
www.plattmemorial.com STEIN
RICHMAN BONNIE, on October 17, 2022,
passed away in Cherry Hill, New
Jersey. Bonnie was the wife of the
late Alan Richman, sister to Debbie,
mother to Heidi (Danny) Silverberg,
BERNARD “BERNIE”, 86, of
Springfield, Delaware County, PA,
died October 16, 2022. Beloved
husband of Jean (nee Bacharach);
Loving father of Lauren (Eric)
Marcuson and Dana (Jonathan)
Grosser; Adoring grandfather to
Gabrielle (Gaby) and Josephine
(Josie); Cherished brother of Leon-
ard (Jutta); and Devoted brother-
in-law of Lois Schure (and the late
Jack). Throughout his life, Bernie
was wholly committed to public
education and community service.

He taught earth science, chemis-
try, physics, environmental science
and forensics for more than 50
years at Rose Tree Media School
District in PA and Deptford School
District in NJ. A life-long learner,
he consistently sought to educate
himself on new methods of teach-
ing and new science discoveries,
with the goal of bringing them to
life for his students. His commit-
ment to public education was not
solely focused on the classroom;
he coached boys’ baseball and
wrestling, as well as girls’ softball
and basketball for many years. Ad-
ditionally, he was a strong advocate
for public school teachers, serving
for many years as a contract nego-
tiator for his teacher’s union. Ber-
nie was also dedicated to making
his community a better place. He
was elected to the Springfield (Del-
aware County) Board of Commis-
sioners for seven terms and served
in that role for 28 years. He was
honored by the Chapel of the Four
Chaplains for his commitment and
service to his community. In lieu of
flowers, contributions in Bernie’s
memory can be made to the Zionist
Organization of America, Planned
Parenthood, or the Springfield (Del-
co) Township Library.

GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
RAPHAEL-SACKS www.goldsteinsfuneral.com
STEIN On October 15, 2022, Charlotte
Stein (nee Chubin) passed away
at the age of 92 in Boca Raton,
FL. Charlotte was the wife of Al-
fred Stein, deceased, and mother
to Irv (Lynn Myers), Jack (Wendy)
and Joyce (Don Douglass), grand-
mother of 8 and great-grandmother
of 14. Born in Philadelphia to Es-
ther and David Chubin, she was
preceded in death by her brother
Joseph, and is survived by her
brother Herb. Charlotte worked
alongside her husband Alfred in
the automobile business that they
started. Passionate about the im-
portance of family, she and Alfred
hosted frequent large family gather-
ings they called “Cousins Club Pic-
nics” at their home in Dresher for
many years. She and Alfred loved
to travel, often with friends, and vis-
ited many countries. Charlotte was
generous and strong. She was a
modern thinker, embracing change
and new technologies, especially
when they helped her stay in touch
with family. She was well known
for saying what was on her mind,
her card-playing skills and amazing
memory. More than anything else,
she cared about the health and
happiness of each member of her
large family. In lieu of flowers, the
family welcomes memorial contri-
butions made to: Mitzvah Circle,
Alfred Stein Memorial Fund, https://
mitzvahcircle.org/donate/ or, to a
charity of your choice.

JOSEPH LEVINE & SONS
www.levinefuneral.com VERLIN
EILEEN L. (nee Feldman), died on
October 15, 2022. Wife of Jerome.

Mother of Jonathan Verlin and Max-
well (Carol) Verlin. Sister of Eugene
Feldman. Grandmother of Brandon
and Ethan. Contributions in her
memory may be made to the Alz-
heimer’s Association, www.alz.org.

GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
RAPHAEL-SACKS www.goldsteinsfuneral.com
May Their Memory Be For a Blessing
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