Tuesday, 2/13/2001 - 20 Shevat 5761
Sylvia Kozlove Strasberg, 77, died Sunday afternoon at Hill-
creek Manor Nursing Home.She was the former Sylvia
Kozlove, a member of Congregation Adath Jeshurun,
a member of the Jewish Community Center, a member
of Adath Jeshurun Sisterhood, a Life Master Bridge
player for the ACBL and a co-owner of the former Strasberg's,
on Preston Street.
She is survived by:her husband, Lawrence J. Strasberg;
two daughters, Harriet Strasberg and Lois Strasberg; one
son, Paul Strasberg; and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 3:00pm with interment
following
in Adath Jeshurun Cemetery, 2926 Preston Highway.
Memorial gifts may be given to either the Julius Kozlove
Bikkur Holim Fund at Congregation Adath Jeshurun or to
the Ethel Kozlove Levy Fund at the Jewish Community Center.
Tuesday, 2/13/2001 - 20 Shevat 5761
Dorothy K.Bleicher, died Monday morning at Belmont
Village.She was the former Dorothy Kirschenbaum, a retired
bookkeeper for several retail department stores, the first
president of Mizarchi Women in Sea Gate, New York, a member
of Ladies Auxiliary of Yeshiva in Flat Bush, New York, a life member
of Yeshiva University Women's Organization, and a member of
Keneseth Israel Congregation in Sea Gate, New York.
She is survived by:one son, Larry Kirschenbaum; and four grand-
children, Lisa Kaplin, Marc Kirschenbaum, Jeff Speigel and David
Speigel.
A graveside service will be held at the Adath Jeshurun Cemetery,
2926 Preston Highway, at 1:00pm.
Memorial gifts may be given to Jewish Family Vocational Services.
Monday, 2/12/2001 - 19 Shevat 5761
Irene C. Starr, 85, died Thursday at Jewish Hospital. She was
the former Irene Cowles and she was a member of The Temple.
Survivors include:one son, Charles Starr; two sisters, Zelda
Mills and Elizabeth Watt; and she had seven grandchildren and
nine great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be today at 2:00pm with interment
following
in The Temple Cemetery, 2716 Preston Highway.
Memorial donations may be given to The American Heart Association.
Friday, 2/9/2001 - 16 Shevat 5761
Katherine H. Bottigheimer, 94, died today at Jefferson
Manor Nursing Home.She was the former Katherine
Hoenig anda member of The Temple Sisterhood.
She is survived by her son, Karl Bottigheimer, of
Stoney Brook, New York, and two grandchildren.
There will be no services.Memorial contributions may
be given to the donor's favorite charity.
Friday, 2/2/2001 - 9 Shevat 5761
Helen Benovitz, 81, died Thursday at her residence.
She was the former Helen Bornstein, the daughter of Ale
and Fannie Bornstein, the secretary/treasurer of OVASCO
Industries, a former member of Jewish Community Center
and a member of Keneseth Israel Sisterhood, Hadassah,
National Council of Jewish Women - Louisville Section,
Textile Bag and Packaging Association and KenesethIsrael
Congregation.
Survivors include:her husband, William Benovitz; a daughter,
Linda Fuchs; a son, Lee Benovitz; a brother, Donald Bornstein;
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at Keneseth Israel Congregation,
2531 Taylorsville Road, with visitation beginning after 11:30pm.
Interment
will be at the Keneseth Israel Cemetery, 719 Locust
Lane.
Memorial donations can be made to Keneseth Israel Congregation
or to Parkinson's Support Center of Kentuckiana, 9901 Moss Court
Louisville, Kentucky40241.
Monday, 1/29/2001 - 5 Shevat 5761
Ida Lee Shapiro, 88, died Sunday morning at Northfield
Center Nursing Home.She was a member of Anshei Sfard,
Anshei Sfard Sisterhood and B'nai Brith.She retired from
Goldye's Shoe Market after twenty years of being a
saleswoman.
She is survived by a friend, Carolyne Gandy.
A graveside service will be held today at Anshei Sfard
Cemetery, 721 Locust Lane at 2:00pm.Memorial donations
can be made to the donor's favorite charity.
Friday, 1/26/2001 - 2 Shevat 5761
Shirley A. Cohen, 73, died Tuesday morning at Four Courts
Senior Center.She was the former Shirley Netter, a member of
B'nai Brith, and Temple Beth Abraham Sisterhood in Oakland,
California.
She is survived by:her husband, Frank B. Cohen; three sons,
Larry A. Cohen, Bradley E. Cohen and Martin B. Cohen; her mother,
Ida Netter Kelber; a sister, Esther Cavanaugh; a brother, Evan Netter;
seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 1:00pm today with visitation beginning after
12:00 noon.
Friday, 1/26/2001 - 2 Shevat 5761
Evalyn B. Weiss, 95, died Wednesday morning at Jefferson Place.She was
a member of The Temple, The Temple Sisterhood, a board member of the
American Heart Association, and a volunteer teacher at the Jewish
Community Center Club 66.
She is survived by:a daughter, Emily Keisler; two sons, Dr. Morris
M. Weiss, Jr. and Allan Weiss; a brother, Samuel Brown of Mobile,
Alabama; and twelve grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.
A 3:00pm memorial service will be held at The Temple, 5101 US Highway
42.A private burial service will be held at The Temple Cemetery.
Memorial gifts can be given to either the American Heart Association or
to The Temple Library Restoration Fund.
Friday, 1/19/2001 - 24 Tevet 5761
Bernard I. Sigal, 78, died Thursday morning at St.
Matthews Manor.He was a lifelong resident of Youngstown,
Ohio, a graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School, a graduate of
YSU with a Bachelor of Science degree in education, a graduate of
Westminster College with a Master's deree in counseling, a member of
Rodef Sholom Temple, an instructor in the Rodef Sholom religious school,
a member of the Youngstown Mason Lodge, a teacher and guidance
counselor in the Austintown Public Schools for 35 years, a Federal Project
Administrator for Chapter 1 Programs, a part time instructor at YSU in
political science, a loan officer for the Austintown Teachers Credit Union,
a member of Phi Delta Kappa (educational honorary organization), a winner
of the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Award at Kent State
University in 1983 and a World War II veteran.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Tillie and Louis Sigal; two
brothers, Fred Sigal and Howard Sigal, M.D.
Mr. Sigal's survivors include:his wife, Phyllis Tartar Sigal; a daughter,
Linda Sigal Snyder; son-in-law, Steve Snyder and one granddaughter.
Funeral services will be held at 3:30pm, with interment
following in
The Temple Cemetery, 2716 Preston Highway.Visitation will begin at
2:30 until the service begins.
Memorial gifts may be made to either:
The National Parkinson Foundation
P.O. Box 450
Huntingdon Valley, PA19006
or
The American Diabetes Association of Kentucky,
1941 Bishop Lane
Louisville, Kentucky.
Wednesday, 1/17/2001 - 22 Tevet 5761
Betty C. Vine, 71, died Tuesday morning at Jewish Hospital.
She was a member of:The Temple; a lifetime member of the
board of trustees at The Temple; The Temple Sisterhood;
Standard Country Club; past women's golf chairperson; past
board member of Falls Cities Women's Golf Association;
Hadassah; National Council of Jewish Women - Louisville -
Section; and a past board member of the Louisville District
Women's Golf Association; past chairperson of The Temple
Gift Shop.
She is survived by:her husband, Eugene Vine; and a daughter,
Patti Sue Vine; two brothers, Norman Cohen and Melvin Cohen.
She was preceded in death by one brother, Vernon Cohen.
Funeral services will be at 2:30pm today, at The Temple, 5101 U.S.
Highway 42.Visitation will begin after 1:00pm and interment
will
follow in The Temple Cemetery.
Memorial gifts can be made to The Temple Building Fund.
Thursday, 1/11/2001 - 16 Tevet 5761
Joyce Arons Wolff, 51, died at her residence Wednesday evening.
She was the former Joyce Arons of New Haven CT.She was a
member of Adath Jeshurun Congregation.
She is survived by her husband, Jerome Wolff and one daughter.
Funeral arrangements are pending at the Robert E. Shure, Inc.
Funeral Home in New Haven, CT.
Wednesday, 1/10/2001 - 15 Tevet 5761
Samuel Z. Goldstein, 79, died Tuesday evening at Norton
Hospital.He was a retired pharmacist, a member of Keneseth
Israel, former owner of Sam's Pharmacy, a World War II Navy
Veteran, a member of AZO, a volunteer for Four Courts Senior
Center, a volunteer for Kosair Children's Hospital, a volunteer for
for both St. Joseph and the former V. A. Hospitals in Lexington, a
Mason and a former president of Four Courts Residents' Council.
He is survived by: two daughters, Cathy Tasman and Dr. Susan
Hendley of Columbia, South Carolina; a brother Marvin Goldstein;
and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 3:30pm today with visitation beginning
after 2:30pm.Interment
will follow in the Keneseth Israel Cemetery,
719 Locust Lane.
Memorial gifts can be made to the American Parkinson's Disease
Association Research Fund, 1250 Highland Blvd. Suite 4B, Staten
Island, NY10305 or to Four Courts Senior Center or to American
Psychiatric Association Alliance, Elsa Barton Scholarship Fund,
1400 K Street N. W., Washington DC, 20005.
Wednesday, 1/3/2001 - 8 Tevet 5761
Avram Yanovitskiy, 75, died Sunday morning at Baptist
East Hospital.He was a native ofthe Ukraine and he was
a supervisor for a military factory and he was a member of
The Temple.
He is survived by:his wife, Mariya Yanovitskiy; a daughter, Lina
Shey; a son, Eugene Yanovitskiy.
Funeral services will be at 3:00pm at The Temple Cemetery.
Memorial gifts can be made to The Temple.
Sunday, 12/24/2000 - 27 Kislev 5761
Charles V. Lorch, Sr., died Wednesday morning at Four Courts
Senior Center.He was a retired partner of the Vic Lorch and Son
Jewelry Store on both Market Street and in the Shelbyville Road
Plaza, a past president of The Temple, a member of The Temple,
a member of The Temple Brotherhood, St. George Masonic Lodge,
and Regional Vice President for the Bureau of Jewish Education.
He is survived by one son, Michael J. Lorch, two grandchildren and
eight great grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held today at The Temple, 5100 US Highway
42.It will be held in the Waller Chapel.
Memorial gifts can be given to The Temple.
Rayna Silverstein Greenberg, 84, died Thursday evening at her home
in Hollywood, Florida.She was a member of the Adath Jeshurun
Congregation, Hadassah, and of ORT.
She is survived by:a daughter, Judy Greenberg Guetig; two sons,
James M. Greenberg and Stuart A. Greenberg; and one grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00am today with interment
following
in Adath Jeshurun Cemetery, 2926 Preston Highway.
Memorial gifts can be made to the donor's favorite charity.
Thursday, 12/21/2000 - 24 Kislev 5761
Saul M. Loeb, who was a part-time press secretary for former Govenor
John Y. Brown Jr. and wrote comedy material for entertainers including
Woody Allen, died yesterday at his Louisville home. He was 76.
Loeb, who specialized in monologues, also wrote for comedians Jackie
Mason and Alan King, and for ABC and NBC television networks.
He also was a former editorial columnist for Knight-Ridder newspapers,
including the Lexington Herald-Leader.
A native of Louisville, Loeb had been an agent for American Heritage
Life Insurance Co. before moving to New York to pursue comedy
writing.
In New York he also worked for Philip Morris USA's world headquarters
and later retired as director of corporate affairs for the company's
international headquarters in Switzerland.
After his retirement from Philip Morris, Loeb became a public relations
consultant with clients such as American Express, Miller Brewing Co.,
NBC, Taco Bell Inc. and Alcoa.
In Louisville, Loeb served as a board member of Kentucky Educational
Television, Louisville Free Public Library, Congregation Adath Jeshurun
and the Kentucky Commission on Women.
He was an Army veteran of World War II, and a member of Public
Relations Society of America and Overseas Press Club.
He is survived by his wife, the former Renee Gold.
The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today, with burial at Adath Jeshurun
Cemetery. Visitation will be after 1 p.m. today.
Memorial gifts may be sent to Eliahu Academy.Shiva will be held at
3101 Runnymeade Road.
