On April 15, Eleanor Oppenheimer of Silver Spring at 92. She is survived by daughter Cynthia Crim; son-in-law’s John Crim and Charles Feldman; daughter-in-law Bridget Oppenheimer; brother Calvin “Sonny” Polansky; and grandchildren Jason (Jeein) Feldman, Sara Feldman (Javier Segura), Rachel (Sean) Curran, Kelsey, Madison, and Caroline Oppenheimer. She was predeceased by children Karen Feldman and […]
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On April 15, Deborah Rose Usher (née Davis) at 68. She is survived by beloved husband Robert Louis Usher; children Ronald (Lori) Snyder, Paul (Halaina) Snyder, and Pamela (John) Van Gorder; grandchildren Wiliam Snyder, Marissa Snyder, Megan Snyder, Jared Snyder, Jillian Snyder, Jonathan Snyder, Jessica Holtzapple, and Nathan Van Gorder; and great-grandson Ethan Van Gorder. […]
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On April 16, David Aaron Abrams of Owings Mills at age 79. He is survived by loving wife Terry Abrams (née Saffron); daughter Stacey Michelle (Robert) Willick; grandson Johnathan Willick; and sister-in-law Janice Morome. He was predeceased by his parents Manuel and Sarah Abrams and sister-in-law Ellen Ruth. Contributions may be sent to National Multiple […]
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On April 16, Beatrice Melzer (née Kreitstein). She is survived by loving children Mark (Robyn) Melzer and Karen (James) Roselle; grandson Bradley Melzer; and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her beloved husband Martin Melzer and sister Anna (Charles) Frier. Contributions may be sent to Alzheimer’s Association or CDP COVID 19 Fund, One […]
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On April 16, Anita Miller (née Cohen) of Pikesville. She was predeceased by beloved husband Theodore Miller; brother Dr. William Cohen; and parents Minnie and Samuel Cohen. She is survived by her children Brian Miller and Mindy Choran of New York; brother Dr. David (Dr. Janet) Cohen; grandson Brandon Choran of New York; niece and […]
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On April 16, Harold Trippe at 101. He is survived by wife Faye Trippe (née Missler); children Robin (Michael) Fried; grandchildren Andrew (Sarah) Fried and Trippe (Adeena) Fried; great-grandchildren Hailey Fried, Logan Fried, Joseph Fried; children Lloyd (Felicity) Missler, Robin Schneider (Robert Kozak), Syndy (Jeffrey) Gaber, and Risa Gottlieb; grandchildren Melanie (Ryan) Blackwell, Corey Gaber […]
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On April 16, Shirley Bess Steinberg (née Clayman) of Chevy Chase at age 98. She was one of four children born in Washington, D.C. to the late Harry and Rebecca Clayman. During WWII she met Bernard Steinberg, and the two married and had two children Ellen and Douglas. She lived for her family and was […]
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On June 5, Allan T. Hirsh Jr. at 99. Beloved husband of the late Eleanor (E.B.) Hirsh (née Rosenthal); devoted father of Helene and Jeffrey Waranch, Allan T. Hirsh III, Lisa S. Hirsh, Eleanor Hirsh, and Christopher Finch; dear brother of Elaine H. and the late Ross Jandorf; devoted son of the late Allan Hirsh […]
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April 20, Melvin Katz of Columbia at 78. He is survived by his beloved wife Adrian Katz (née Calman); children Jeffrey Katz and Cheryl Katz; granddaughter Lily Taylor Paul; brother Harold Katz and Joy Schnabolk; and sister-in-law Roberta Borz. He was predeceased by his parents Abraham and Sara Katz. Contributions may be sent to American […]
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On April 20, Evelyn Hyman (née Schoen) at 99. She is survived by her sons Howard (Adrienne) Hyman and Fred (Ann-Laurie) Hyman; grandchildren Matthew (Amanda) Hymansmith, Julie (Bradley) Moore, Jamison Hyman (Visnu Ghosh), Jeremy Hyman, and Mara Hyman; and great-grandchildren Hazel Hymansmith, Violet Moore, and Mari Kaufman. She was predeceased by her husband Julius Hyman; […]
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On April 17, Tedi Langsam passed away at 98. Tedi was born in Sandomiers, Poland, on Oct. 7, 1921. Langsam had a brother, Jerry Lieberman, and sister, Dora Baum, both of whom predeceased her. She was a teacher that loved working with young children. She is also survived by her sister-in-law Renee Lieberman. In 1943, […]
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On April 19, Abe Messafi of Reisterstown at 92. He is survived by his wife Esther Messafi; children Elie (Lesley) Messafi, Joyce (Adam) Rosenfield, and Marlene (Carl) Menache; siblings Luli Eltanani, Moshe Messafi, and Yossi Messafi; and grandchildren Arielle and Alyse Messafi, David, Joey, Jacob, and Matthew Rosenfield, and Noah and Daniel Menache. Contributions may […]
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On April 16, Evelyn Michel of Pikesville at 85. She met Allen Michel at a USO dance and they married in 1956. She had a lifelong love of dance, specifically ballet, even dancing with the Philadelphia Opera Ballet in her youth. When her girls were old enough for her to go back to school, she […]
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On April 21, Janet Eva Pollekoff (née Clayman) at 87. She is survived by children Paula (Robert) Jandorf, Abby Pollekoff, Andy Pollekoff, and Allison Stolz; brother Jerome Clayman; grandchildren Jonathan Jandorf, Adam (Catalina) Jandorf, Bianca Pollekoff (fiancé Michael Duckworth), Zachary Pollekoff, Matthew Stolz, and Danielle Stolz; and great-grandson Parker Jandorf. She worked for over 30 […]
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On April 16, Dr. Sidney Rankin at 88. He worked for notable institutions such as Monsanto, General Electric, GAF, and Rutgers University, and was an active member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). After retirement, he started his own home repair business. An active member of Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, he was president of […]
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On April 20, Jerome Rosenbloom of Pikesville at 96. He is survived by his wife Anita Rosenbloom; daughters Bonnie (Stuart) Layton and Eilene (Richard) Brauner; stepson Barry ( Brenda) Greenberg; grandchildren Jason (Madeline) Comoglio, Alison (Vince) Filicko, Amy (Patrick) Valle, Lauren Layton, Leah Greenberg, Evan Greenberg, Jordan (Megan) Brauner, Eric (Wendy) Brauner, and Matthew Brauner; […]
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On April 19, Ellen Shapiro at 71. She is survived by her daughters Gina (Richard) Siegman and Pamela (Jesse) Constantine; grandchildren Demme Higdon, Mason Kennedy, Cameron Wolfe, Thomas Sharp, and Stephanie Sharp; and former husband Bruce Shapiro. She was predeceased by her brother Fred Michaelson and parents Jack and Sylvia Michaelson.
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On April 16, Abigail (Abbye) Siscovick Sperber at home at 75 after living with Parkinson’s Disease for more than half of her life. She raised her family in Portsmouth, Va., along with her ex-husband Dr. Edward Sperber and was a part-time teacher. Sperber marched for civil rights and worked with underserved populations. She moved to […]
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On April 18, Marie Weiss (née Goldblum) of Owings Mills at 93. She is survived by her son Paul (Jean) Weiss; grandchildren Benjie (Amanda) Weiss and Nicole Weiss (Dominic Toscano); and great-grandchildren Dominic “DJ” Toscano, Jr., Grayson Toscano, Taylor Toscano, Destiny Toscano, Cody Weiss, Connor Bailey, and Declan Bailey. She was predeceased by her husband […]
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On May 3, Dorothy Haransky (née Siegel) of Baltimore at 96. She is survived by her children Brad Haransky (Vincent Long) and Barbara Haransky. She was predeceased by her husband Meyer Haransky and siblings Jake Siegel, Herman Siegel, Rose Needleman, and Aaron Seigel. Contributions may be sent to U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, 100 Raoul Wallenberg […]
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