On May 20, Ruth Schwartzman (née Oken) of Phoenix, Ariz., at 100. She is survived by children Michael K. (Tia) Schwartzman, Katie S. (Michael) Graham and Donna (Richard) Dobrovich. She was predeceased by husband Calvin Schwartzman; brothers Fred (Suzanne) Oken, Jack (Jeanne) Oken and Louis (Rose) Oken; and parents Harry and Katie Oken. Contributions may […]
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On May 20, Adele Shemer (née Greenspun) of Baltimore at 98. She is survived by son Robert (Shelley) Shemer; grandchildren Lyle (Eva) Shemer and Brooke (Ethan) Zweig; and great-grandchildren Dane Shemer, Dylan Shemer, Asher Zweig and Piper Zweig. She was predeceased by husband Louis Shemer; siblings Morris Greenspun, Sonia Chatzky, Benjamin Greenspun and William Greenspun; […]
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On May 17, Geraldine “Gerry” Smith (née Dickman) of Baltimore at 88. She is survived by children Sherree Bourg, Karla (Bob) Perelstine and Michele (Lee) Norwood and grandchildren Marissa Perelstine, Erin Perelstine and Cheyenne Bourg. She was predeceased by husband Bernard D. Smith; siblings Henry Dickman, Leon Dickman, Molly Steinberg, Elyce Wasserman and Morris Dickman; […]
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On May 18, Freda S. Sussman (née Sacki) at 95. She is survived by children Rabbi Lance J. (Liz) Sussman and Marcelle Sussman Fischler; sisters-in-law Sandy Sacki and Belle Sussman; grandchildren Benjamin (Kelly) Sussman, Joshua (Sheri) Sussman, Micah Sussman, Judah Sussman, Chana Sussman, Steven (Raina) Fischler, Danny Fischler and Jeremy (Ilanit) Fischler; and great-grandchildren Sophie […]
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On May 18, Jack Morris Torner of Baltimore at 82. He is survived by wife Judy Torner (née Wanderman); daughters Wendy (Ron) Lapointe and Susan Kluge; and grandchildren Alexa Lapointe, Ryan Lapointe, Rylee Kluge and Mackenzie Kluge. He was predeceased by parents Amalie and Herman Torner. He earned his law degree from the University of […]
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On May 18, Betty Lillian Zalesch (née Myerovitz) at 97. Wife of the late Leon Zalesch; mother of Steven Elliott (Barbara Miriam) Zalesch and Harriet Eileen (the late Edward Burton) Shiffman; bubbe of Sorah Korenberg, Sarah Deena (Gary) Klayn, Nancy Faye (Frank) Lipira, Chana Chaya (Yisroel) Abramson and Leib Yisroel (Yona) Zalesch; great-grandmother of Navah […]
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On May 26, Boris Kheiman of Baltimore at 93. He is survived by wife Dora Kheiman; children Yavgeniy (Tamara) Kheiman and Zinaida (Leonid) Shvartsman; sister Rosa (late Gregory) Bentsianov; grandchildren Aleksandr (Tatyana) Shvartsman, Eugene Shvartsman (Jack Farrell), Lilia (Alex) Shimunov and Lior Kheiman; and great-grandchildren Zachary Shvartsman, Sergey Shimunov and Samantha Shimunov. He was predeceased […]
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On May 24, Martin Larry Lenetsky of Taneytown at 84. He is survived by wife Dorthea Lenetsky (née Nasen); sons Randy (Kathleen) Lenetsky, Fred (Tiffany) Lenetsky and Robert Lenetsky; grandchildren Lauren (Alex) Snyder, Allison (Joshua) Harris and Amanda Lenetsky; and great-grandchildren Molly Kate Snyder and Amelia Harris. He was predeceased by parents Fannie and Nathan […]
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On May 26, Sheldon Luntz of Randallstown. He is survived by wife Marcia Luntz (née Pine); children Bryan (Beth) Luntz and Paula Contract; sister Aileen (David) Metz; grandchildren Adam Luntz, Darcy Luntz and Max Contract; and brother-in-law Phil (Karen) Pine. He was predeceased by parents Ruth and Jerome Luntz. He will be missed by all […]
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On May 25, Stanley Morton “Marty” Miller, husband, father and grandfather, surrounded by his family at home at 90. He was born on Jan. 24, 1931, the son of Sylvia and Herbert Miller. He left for the Air Force to serve in the Korean War. After he returned, he received his accounting certificate from Johns […]
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On May 26, Herbert Neftel of Enterprise, Ala., at 94. He is survived by stepchildren Patricia (late Tom) McDaniel, Theresa (Maurice) Cecchini, Mary Margaret (Bill) Parsons, Jeanne Turner (late Dennis) McKenna, Richard Hodges and James Hodges; nieces and nephews Jeffrey Lissy, Joan, Tony and Dominic Dagradi and Janice and Allan Scherr; and many other nieces, […]
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On May 24, Louis Edward Reding of Greensboro, N.C., originally from Annapolis, at 81. He is survived by stepson James Bowers II; nieces and nephews Kenneth Fischer, Amy Morgan, Brenda Lasher (John Lasher, Jr.) and Cheryl Amsden; and great-nieces and great-nephews Marissa Fischer, Nathan Fischer, Jillian Fischer, Jocelyn Lasher, Delaney Lasher, Thomas Morgan and Summer […]
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On May 25, Francine Rowars (Gross) Kaufman of Columbia, the late wife of Hal Kaufman, after a final disagreement with cancer at 77. She grew up in Jackson Heights, N.Y., and Hollywood, Fla. She served as a Broward County School Board member (1976-1978), a Broward County commissioner (1978-1982) and a Memphis Zoo docent (2007-2014). She […]
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On May 25, Michael Kenneth Sahm. He is survived by wife Dawn Sahm (née Mink); children Ashley Sahm, Heather (Corey) Whitney and Megan Sahm; parents Toby and the late Lee Sahm; siblings Andrea Zettel and Steven (Mindy) Sahm; aunt Audrey Dagold and the late Don Dagold; nieces and nephews Taylor Zettel, Lyndsay Zettel, Danielle Zettel, […]
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On May 25, Will Thomas of Baltimore. He is survived by an extended family who will miss him deeply, including parents Herb and Brooke Thomas (née Larson); siblings Sarah Thomas (Alex Vernon), Allegra, Larson, Isabel, Margot and Ian Thomas; and grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and dear friends. He loved family, friends, RPEMS, Poly, Baltimore City, […]
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On May 24, Adele “Ady” Troedl of Pikesville at 100. She is survived by nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. She was predeceased by parents Gabor and Charlotte Troedl and siblings Avram (Chemda) Troedl, Irma Troedl, Eva (Oscar) Hamburg, Meir (Bracha) Troedl and Norbert Troedl. Born in Rajka, Hungary, she was a Holocaust survivor who emigrated […]
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On June 1, Yaacov Marsh of Baltimore at 78. He is survived by wife Miriam Marsh; children Esther (David) Naiman, Moshe Zvi (Leiba) Marsh, Tzvi (Batsheva) Atlas, Ida (Avi) Glenner and Reuven (Miri) Atlas; siblings Barbara Marsh-Carr (Barry); and by grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by parents Phillip and Yetta Marsh.
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On June 2, Stephen P. Opert of Surfside, Fla., at 82. He is survived by wife Sharon Opert (née Sager); sons Jon (Jessica) Opert and Seth (Rena) Opert; grandchildren Rachel, Scott, Leora and Abby Opert. Contributions may be sent to Alzheimer’s Association, 1850 York Road, Suite D, Timonium, MD 21093.
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On May 30, Judith Svea Plavner (née Kreindel) of Arnold at 93. She is survived by children Dr. Victor (Beth) Plavner and Scott (Jodi) Plavner; grandchildren Josh (Lynne) Plavner, Amy (Noah) Blum, Alex Plavner and Amanda Plavner; and great-grandchildren Evelyn and William Plavner. She was predeceased by husband Herman Plavner; brother Irwin (Norma) Kreindel; and […]
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On May 30, Valentina Reznichenko of Baltimore at 63. She is survived by sister Nataliya Lysenko; aunt of Boris Reznichenko, Zhanna Goltser and Yeva Kristina Lysenko; and great-aunt of Maxim Reznichenko, Isabella Victoria and Charlotte Annabel Goltser. She was predeceased by parents Nikolay and Lidiya Reznichenko.
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