On Oct. 20, Phyllis R. Dahne (née Rubin) of Owings Mills at 87. She is survived by children Gary (Beth) Dahne, Stuart (Janet) Dahne and Mitchell (Judy) Dahne; grandchildren Evan (Jackie) Dahne, Jason (Emily) Dahne, Sam Dahne and Maddie Dahne; great-grandchildren Wesley, Zackary, Ava and Natalie Dahne and Adeila Simmons. She was predeceased by husband […]
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On Oct. 19, Florine Jacobson of Baltimore at 95. She is survived by children Beverly (Randy) Maddox, Ed (Esther) Jacobson and Janis (Allan) Peiser; sister Natalie Messer; grandchildren Michael Maddox (fiancé Amber Abbott), Rachael Maddox, Holly Jacobson (Chris Clark), Andrew Jacobson, Rebecca Peiser and Jaclyn Peiser; and great-grandchildren Caleb, Jacoby and Willow Clark. She was […]
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On Oct. 19, Martin G. Lavender of Baltimore at 89. He is survived by wife of 68 years Miriam Lavender (née Feldman); daughters Donna (late Brian) Baron and Caren (Richard) Breidenstein; grandchildren Lea (Joshua) Rabinowitz, Rachel (Ryan) Schaaf and Sara Breidenstein; and great-grandchildren Wes and Julian Rabinowitz and Connor and Ben Schaaf. He was predeceased […]
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On Oct. 18, Robert A Pinkner of Baltimore at 81. He is survived by children Jeff Pinkner and Stephie Adler and their spouses Maya and Keith; grandchildren Bodhi, Taj, Jae, Cameron, Kelsie, Brooke (and her fiancé Michael) and Alex (and his husband Mark); sister-in-law Ronnie Footlick; and brother Dr. Lawrence Pinkner. He was predeceased by […]
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On Oct. 21, Rayda Iris Gerber (née Diamond) of Pikesville at 89. She is survived by children Lynne (Richard) Goldsmith and Blaine Gerber; brother Morton (Ann-Marie) Diamond; grandchildren David (Meg) Goldsmith, Megan (Andy) Harkavy and Adam Gerber; and great-grandchildren Sadie Goldsmith, Ezra Goldsmith, Eli Harkavy and Abby Harkavy. She was predeceased by husband Earl Gerber; […]
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On June 13, Elaine Janofsky (née Kerr) of Baltimore at 85. She is survived by cherished children Steven (Cathy) Janofsky and Ellen Janofsky (David Hartman); brother David Kerr; grandchildren Jaron (Avital) Shaul, Daniel Shaul and Andrea Janofsky; great-granddaughter Odelya; and many loving nieces, nephews, cousins and dear friends. She was predeceased by beloved husband Stanley […]
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On Oct. 22, David Nyman Lewis of Baltimore at 72. He is survived by loving mother Helen Lewis (née Simon); daughter Leah Lewis-Garber (Jeffrey Garber); sister Miriam (Jay) Gerstenblith; and grandchildren Leo Lewis-Garber and Mateo Lewis-Garber. He was predeceased by father Dr. Herman Lewis. He was a proud and active member at Chizuk Amuno Congregation. […]
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On Oct. 21, Robert Pomerantz at 87. He is survived by wife Barbara Pomerantz (née Reider); children Dr. Roger Pomerantz (Dr. Cathy Colt), Dr. Richard (Anita) Pomerantz and Jeffrey Pomerantz (Kathleen Haggerty); and grandchildren Dr. Daniel Pomerantz, William Pomerantz, Matthew Pomerantz, Lauren Pomerantz, Marc Pomerantz and Jack Pomerantz. He was predeceased by parents Joseph and […]
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On Oct. 20, Susan Proper of Baltimore at 63. She is survived by mother Naomi Proper; siblings Sharon (Robert) Hameroff, Debbie (Jake) Jacobson and Larry (Tammy) Proper; nieces and nephews Eric and Emily Proper, Alex Jacobson, Ari (Sara) Jacobson, Rebecca and Sabrina Smith-Hameroff, Avi (Lindsay) Hameroff and Marci Hameroff; and great-nieces and nephews Jordana and […]
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On Oct. 21, Pearl Rapoport Shuman of Springfield, Va. Beloved wife of the late Joseph E. Shuman; loving mother of Paula (Jay) Grossman, Lisa Shuman (Jonathan Silver), Maria Shuman and Nina Shuman (Mark Arbesfeld); cherished grandmother of Sara, Daniel, Shana, Ryan, Jaime, Elyssa and Jenna; great-grandmother of Jeremiah and Miriam; and sister of Morton Rapoport. […]
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On Oct. 24, Jeremy Brian Davidson of Baltimore at 42. He is survived by parents Lynn Weisberg and Stephan Levine; sister Jamie Davidson-Baumann (Sari Baumann); uncles Howard Weisberg (Timothy Mauche) and Michael Weisberg; and aunt Barbara Weisberg (Sandy Abbott). He was predeceased by father Morton Davidson and grandparents Seymour and Harriett Weisberg and Maurice and […]
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On Oct. 26, Eunice Dubin at 99. She is survived by children Robin (David) Lightman and Dennis (Kathleen) Dubin; grandchildren Steven (Andrea) Lightman, Eric (Margo) Lightman and Jesse (Heather) Dubin; and great-grandchildren Joshua, Miles, Max, Eli and Asher. She was predeceased by husband Melvin Dubin and parents Myron and Edna Meyer. Contributions may be sent […]
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On Oct. 22, Howard Puritz of Pikesville at 76. He is survived by wife Sharon Puritz (née Fish); children Allan (Kimberly) Puritz and Richard (Melissa) Puritz; siblings David Puritz and Robin Puritz (Bill Prime); and grandchildren Madison, Ashley, Hunter and Tyler Puritz. He was predeceased by parents Allan Puritz and Irene Kurland. Contributions may be […]
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On Oct. 24, E. Carey Ries of Baltimore at 90. He is survived by wife Ann Wallach Ries; children Thomas (Leslie) Ries, James (Amy) Ries and Sally (Kevin) Abell; grandchildren Emily Ries (Ben Leigh), Carly Ries, Amanda (Matt) Brown, Jennifer (Stuart) Lynas and Katelyn (Ryan) Goodhues; and great-grandchildren Baker Leigh, Harrison Brown, Marley Brown, Jack […]
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On Oct. 26, Irving Rosen of Catonsville at 96. He is survived by wife Eileen Rosen (née Razasky); son Dr. Todd Rosen; and grandchildren Alissa (Dennis) Delgado, Rebecca Verruso, Dr. Claire Rosen (Dr. Ben Bloom), Zachary Rosen and Camryn Rosen. He was predeceased by children Bruce Zachary Rosen and Nicole Verruso and parents Minnie and […]
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On Oct. 26, Phyllis Rosenberg of Baltimore at 92. She is survived by son Barry Allan Rosenberg (Timothy L. Allen); daughter-in-law Jeanine Rosenberg; brother Solomon (Ann Finger); grandchildren Ryan (Ann) Rosenberg and Jason (Navi) Rosenberg; and great-grandchildren Andrew Rosenberg and Bryce Rosenberg. She was predeceased by husband Herbert Rosenberg; children David Scott Rosenberg and Stephen […]
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On Oct. 26, Harriet Schimmel of Delray Beach, Fla., at 88. She is survived by children Mindy (Gary) Rockwood, Jay Schimmel and Karla (Gary) Miller; nine grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by husband Leo Schimmel and parents Max and Ray Schindler. Contributions may be sent to Bonei Olam, 1755 46th St., Brooklyn, NY […]
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On Oct. 25, Hannah Storch at 98. She is survived by children Mindy (Shlomo), Judy (Yaakov Hillel) and Frank Allen (Danielle Sarah) and sibling Eleazar. She was predeceased by husband M. Leo Storch.
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On Oct. 28, Gladys Berman (née Botvin), of Baltimore; Providence, R.I., for many years; and Israel at 92. She is survived by many children; grandchildren; and great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by husband Shmuel Berman.
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On Oct. 27, Lyubov Borisova (née Matova) of Baltimore at 96. She is survived by son Eugene (Svetlana) Borisov; grandchildren Elena Borisov (Ali Yapici) and Olga Yakovenko; great-grandchildren Ben Yapici and Michelle Yakovenko; and nieces Alla Shumin and Larisa Matov. She was predeceased by husband Leonid Borisov; brother Moses (Rachel) Matov; and parents Boris and […]
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