On April 11, Alan Hess of Pikesville at 64. He is survived by sister Debbie Hess. He was predeceased by parents Margit and Martin Hess. He loved the Ravens and the Orioles. He loved his fish, the fish pond, gardening and spending time in nature. He was a proud uncle to three dogs and was […]
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On April 15, Alix Ruby Kasten of Owings Mills at 67. She is survived by siblings Rabbi Tuvia Perlman, Phyllis (Stanley) Tanzer and Mordechai (Chana) Perlman and by many more family and friends. She was predeceased by sister-in-law Shifra Perlman and parents Arnold and Ruth Perlman. She was a devoted daughter, sister and aunt to […]
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On April 9, James “Jay” Alan Marmer of Baltimore at 70. He is survived by wife Ellen Marmer (née Berlin); children David Marmer and Andrew Marmer (Lindsay Garten); mother Shirley Marmer Kern; sisters Barbara (Dale) Joyner and Leslie (Jon) Davidson; and granddaughter Julia Marmer. He was predeceased by father Irving Marmer. He was beloved by […]
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On April 8, Elizabeth Pearson (née Kestner) of Randallstown at 73. She is survived by children Rebecca (Avraham) Loewenthal, Daniel (Noar Naggan) Pearson, Seth (Rachel) Pearson and Jonathan (Camyla) Pearson; siblings Valerie Kestner, Wiley (Chris) Kestner and Kristen (Thomas) Maddux; grandchildren Ashira Loewenthal, Hillel Loewenthal, Eitan Pearson, Ohevya Loewenthal, Gavriella Pearson, Atara Pearson and Nili […]
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On April 16, Jack Norman Richard of Baltimore at 87. He is survived by daughter Cindy Lynn Richard; brother Michael (Marge) Richard; son-in-law Stephen Earle; nieces and nephews Sandra (Joe) Burstyn, Hope (Michael) Sachwald, Stephen (Adam) Richard and Rick (Beth) Richard; and many great-nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by wife Freida Richard (née Levine); […]
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On April 16, Barbara H. Rose (née Hite) of Baltimore at 94. She is survived by children Marc Rose (and former spouse Cynthia), Donna (Neil) Rothman and Jan (Ron) Kaplan; grandchildren Katie (Kemal) Eker, Eric (Djuna) Rothman, Scott Rothman, Brian Rothman, Steven (Chanida) Kaplan and Michael (Sana) Kaplan; and great-grandchildren Isaak Eker, Addie Eker and […]
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On April 9, Jerome Joseph Schnapp of Silver Spring at 82. He is survived by children Gary Stuart (Monika) Schnapp, Amy Melissa Wilken and Daniel (Lindsay) Schnapp; sisters Phyllis Tarter and Ruth Sachs; and grandchildren Matthew Wilken, Evan Wilken, Eliana Schnapp, Samuel Schnapp and Rose Schnapp. He was predeceased by wife Linda K. Schnapp (née […]
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On April 15, Rosalie Sellman (née Shaivitz) of Baltimore at 93. She is survived by children Michael (Beth) Sellman, Ruth (James) Coleman, David (Nancy) Sellman, Barbara (Henry) Fasteau and Jane (Adam) Berg; sister Sallie (Ron) Hall; sisters-in-law Lonnie Shaivitz, Betty Caplan and Micki Sellman; grandchildren Rebecca (Evan) Anderson, Allison (Michael) Raphael, Emily Sellman (Tyler Dratch), […]
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On April 11, Arnold Sweren of Baltimore at 88. He is survived by children Sherri Sweren (Tim) Oakes and Scott Sweren (Suzanne Robinson); grandchildren Sydnie Abrecht, Joseph Sweren and Sophia Sweren; and longtime companion Bernice Levin. He was predeceased by parents Sadye and Harry Sweren. Contributions may be sent to Gilchrist Hospice Care, 11311 McCormick […]
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On April 15, Yoram Nissim Yifrah of Columbia at 53. He is survived by sister Daniella Yifrah Ben-Attar; nieces Maayan Ben-Attar and Naya Ben-Attar; and nephew Roee Ben-Attar. He was predeceased by parents Dianne and Avram Yifrah. He was a loving son, brother, uncle, cousin, nephew and friend. He was a kind, gentle and generous […]
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