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3 grandchildren, 8 GGC

Kischkemann, Rose (I16160)

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3 grandchildrenLOIS COHN KWASMAN One of palm Beach County's most respected women died suddenly Tuesday at Palm Beach Gardens hospital. Lois Cohn Kwasman moved to the area in 1982 as part of the original founding staff of WFLX-TV, Fox 29. Ms. Kwasman was a graduate of Brighton High School in Rochester, New York and held a degree in Journalism from Syracuse University. Her distinguished career in Broadcasting began in 1977 at WEZO/WNYR Radio and WUHF Television in Rochester. She served as Assistant to the General Manager and Director of Marketing and Promotion prior to being transferred to the Palm Beach area in the same capacity at WFLX-TV. In 1995, she resigned from Malrite Communications to form her own Public Relations and Event Marketing company, Creative Marketing. Among her many leadership activities in the community were Board memberships with the American Lung Association, Palm Beach County Literacy Coalition, Kidney Association, Leadership Palm Beach County and the Advertising Federation of Palm Beach County. Ms. Kwasman was an Executive Board member of the United Way of Palm Beach County, and she served as the Public Relations Chair for the Palm Beach County Sports Commission. She was a founding member of chapters of American Women in Radio and Television both in Rochester and West Palm Beach. She was a Board Member of Executive Women of the Palm Beaches and the Legal Aid Society and served as an advisor to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. She was founder of Parenting Your Parent and a founding member of the CommunIcations Learning Center. Lois Kwasman was a recent recipient of the Silver Medal Award of the Advertising Federation. A scholarship in her honor, to be known as the Lois Cohn Kwasman Scholarship, is being established by the American Lung Association Chapter of Southeast FL. In 1996, she received the Star Award from Women in Communications and was honored by American Women in Radio and Television as the Promotion/Marketing and Creative Services Woman of the year during the same year. In 1994 she was honored by South Florida Magazine as one of the eight women cited as Woman of Distinction. Ms. Kwasman served for many years as a judge for the Palm Beach Post Pathfinder Awards. She was a past Board Member of Temple Beth David in Palm Beach Gardens and currently served on the Board of the Sisterhood as well as other Temple committees. She is survived by her daughters: Debby Gendzier and Betsy Wahlquist; and three grandchildren. She was predeceased by her son, Joseph A. Kwasman. A graveside service will be held In Rochester. NY on Friday, Oct 3rd, and a service in her honor will be held on Wednesday, October 8th at 10 AM at Temple Beth David on Hood Road in Palm Beach Gardens. The Asthma Walk on Saturday,Oct 4th will be dedicated in Lois' memory. Contributions may be made to the American Lung Association of Palm Beach County.

Cohn, Lois Paula (I11368)

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3 other children

Eisenkramer, William (I14790)

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32 year old. Mr. Witkin was manager of the family glass and mirror business. He was shot and killed in his own home. In 1966, he married Judy Barnett; they later divorce. He is survived by his children, siblings, and other family and friends.

There is an episode of "Unusual Suspect" on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV "Kill Now, Pay Later" (2016) documenting his life, and final days. "The murder of a of a California businessman is linked to a contract killer."
32 year old. Mr. Witkin was manager of the family glass and mirror business. He was shot and killed in his own home. In 1966, he married Judy Barnett; they later divorce. He is survived by his children, siblings, and other family and friends.

There is an episode of "Unusual Suspect" on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV "Kill Now, Pay Later" (2016) documenting his life, and final days. "The murder of a of a California businessman is linked to a contract killer."

Witkin, Howard Lawrence (I10806)

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3C1R to Myra thru Virginia Hecht

Charles L. Pincus Jr. VIRGINIA BEACH - Charles Lowenberg Pincus Jr., 92, passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by his family July 23, 2008, in Virginia Beach. Charlie was born in Norfolk to Charles L. Pincus and Clara Goodman Pincus May 11, 1916. He was a major contributor and lifelong resident of Tidewater throughout his life. Charlie was a Boy Scout achieving the rank of Eagle Scout, camp counselor and lifeguard in his youth. He graduated from Maury High School and briefly attended The College of William and Mary before entering the U.S. Army during World War II. He bravely served his country in the Army Corp of Engineers and retired as a lieutenant colonel. Upon retiring from the military, Charlie founded C.L. Pincus Jr. and Co. Inc. in 1948 and quickly became one of the largest utility and building contractors in the Tidewater area. His work extended from the Virginia Beach area to the Northern Neck. Throughout his career, Charlie maintained a reputation as a quality builder and expert in the construction industry. Until only recently, Charlie maintained his presence in the company which will continue to be operated by his wife Jane and son Stephen. Charlie will be remembered for his dedication to his family, work and his customers many of whom became friends. Charlie also enjoyed golf, boating and spending time with his family and friends. He will be deeply missed by all. Charlie was predeceased by his sister, Eleanor D. Karpe of Chevy Chase, Md. To cherish his memory he leaves behind his loving wife of 39 years, Jane F. Pincus; his daughters, Nancy P. Pasqualino and her husband Renato, Jeanne P. Shermerhorn and her husband Gary and Teri L. Pincus; sons, Charles L. Pincus III and his wife Cindy, Stephen M. Pincus and Arthur H. Bond and his wife Gail, all of Virginia Beach. He also had six grandchildren he affectionately loved, Barbara, Mary, Dale, Lillian, Jacob and Tucker; as well as two great-grandchildren, Thomas and Ava. Other family members include his niece Eleanor K. Shutak of Rockville, Md., and nephew, Richard D. Karpe of Las Lunas, N.M.

Pincus, Charles Lowenberg Jr. (I14569)

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4 children

Elefant, [Wife of Yehudah] (I16314)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Dagan, Eldod (I21140)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Shor, Shaul David (I22258)

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4 children by previous marriage to Jenny Weiss

Pinkus, Baruch (I21246)

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4 GC

Reis, Dudley (I26380)

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4 gc, 3 ggc

Arost, Fannie (I16279)

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4 grandchildren

Post, Charles (I13346)

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4 grandchildren

Brown, Clara T. (I17466)

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4 grandchildren

Pastarnack, Irving Joseph (I29749)

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4 grandchildren, 1 Great grandchild

4 grandchildren, 1 Great grandchild

Granite, Celia (I12811)

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4 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild mentioned in obituary

Balaban, Charlotte (I12287)

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4 yrs older than brother Max, acc. to Sue, her daughter.

Zenn, Rosalie Berneice (I15950)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Shor, Daniel Kalman (I22259)

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5 children, 8 grandchildren, 15 GGchildren
5 children, 8 grandchildren, 15 GGchildren
5 children, 8 grandchildren, 15 GGchildren

Herold, Elsie Loraine (I24517)

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5 gc, 4 ggc
5 gc, 4 ggc

Schmalz, Paul (I29842)

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5 grandchildren

Schloss, William Henry (I12182)

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5 grandchildren, 1 GGC

Golden, Meyer (I12830)

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5 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren Body donated to science

Freiberg, Bertha Louise (I9390)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Shor, Deborah Lee (I22260)

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6 children

Hermanson, Annie (I2157)

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6 GC

Lowenberg, Helen (I26335)

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6 grandchildren

McClellan, Henry Alvin (I11605)

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6 grandchildren

Erbstein, Leo (I27569)

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6 grandchildren in Obit.

Zimbel, Murray Charles (I16450)

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6 grandchildren, 2 GGC

Rothschild, Billy Felix (I29292)

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6 grandchildren, 6 GGc

Klein, Charles Henle (I26102)

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6 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren

GRANITE, ESTHER ARESTY, passed away on February 16, 2007 at age 90. Predeceased by her husband, Arthur. She is survived by her loving son, Dr. James R. (Betsy) Granite; grandchildren, Dr. Jennifer (David) Matunis, Adam (Alexis) Granite; great grandchildren, Jillian and Noah Matunis, Jemma Granite; sister, Ann Camhi and brothers, Maurice, Joseph and Jerome Aresty. Graveside Services were held in Rochester N.Y. The family will receive friends at the home of Dr. James R. Granite

Aresty, Esther (I20771)

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6 granddaughters , 1 grandson

Addams, John Willis (I24461)

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6 great grandchildren in obit.
Dulsky, Pearl October 21, 2010. Beloved wife of the late Gilbert Dulsky; dear mother and motherin-law of Susan (Steven) Hammer and Lauren (Neil) Davis; dear grandmother of Brian (Melissa) Hammer, Marc (Alana Muller) Hammer, Daniel (Sylvana) Hammer, Jeremy Davis and Erin Davis; dear great-grandmother of 6; dear sister of Bea Malorrus, Claire Moss Krawll, late Rose Goldberg, late Mack Cuttler, late Jack Cuttler, and late Manny Cuttler; beloved aunt, cousin and friend.

Cuttler, Pearl (I12946)

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6 siblings

Green, Samuel (I16505)

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7 children

Aleksandrov, [Daughter] (I964)

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7 children

Brendler, Fannie (I23598)

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7 children, 13 grandchildren, 10 GGchildren