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LAKELAND -- Mrs. Dorothy
Weinstein of Lakeland died Friday (May 12, 2006) of respiratory failure
in Columbia, Md. Born Aug. 9, 1912, in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Weinstein moved
to Lakeland from there in 1954.
She was a bookkeeper
for Allied Van Lines. She was a member of Greater Lakeland Women's
Club. She was a volunteer at Lakeland Regional Medical Center for 20
years. She was a member of Temple Emanuel. > She was
in
death by her precededhusband, Sydney Weinstein.
> She is
survived by her
son, Jerome Weinstein, Columbia, Md.; one grandson.Services will be
held at 11 a.m. Monday at Gentry -Morrison Beacon Hill Chapel.
Graveside services will follow at Temple Emanuel Cemetery
in
Lakeland. In lieu of flowers,
memorials may be made to Temple Emanuel. Gentry-Morrison Beacon Hill,
Lakeland. –
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MARIETTA,
GA. - Beatrice
Ann Weinstein, passed away Sunday, March 25, 2012 due to cancer. She
was born in
Sandusky, OH and moved to Lakeland from Tampa, FL in
1974.
In 2006 Beatrice moved to Atlanta to be near her grandchildren. She was
a member of Temple Emanuel in Lakeland where she was an
active
member
of the Temple Emanuel Sisterhood. Beatrice was also a former Girl Scout
Troop Leader and a member of the Lakeland Power Squadron with her
beloved late husband, Allen. Her hobbies included
reading,
sewing, arts & crafts and gardening.
> She
is survived by son,
Daniel Weinstein of Marietta, GA, daughters,
Susan (Jeff) Multz of
Roswell, GA, Marsha Weinstein of Atlanta, GA, brother, Douglas Hogrefe
of Sandusky, OH, sisters, Kathryn Quint of Reho-both, MA, Carryl Martin
of Sandusky, OH, grandchildren, Eva & Alexandra Multz of
Roswell,
GA, and Raphael Goldsmith of Atlanta, GA. > A
graveside service will
be conducted on Wednesday, at Temple Emanuel Cemetery
in Lakeland, FL. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to, Susan G.
Korman for the cure.- Ledger, March 27, 2012
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LAKELAND
-- Mrs.
Edith R. Weiner of Lakeland died of heart failure Thursday (May 19,
2005) at Oakbridge Nursing Center. Born Dec. 17, 1915, in
Chelsea,
Mass., she came here from Hallandale in 1992. She was an
office
manager. She worked as a desk clerk at Presbyterian Apartments.
> Mrs.
Weiner is
survived by her daughter, Deborah Ross, Lakeland; two grandchildren;
and four great grandchildren. Services will be Sunday at Dukes-Steen
Funeral Chapel. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Good
Shepherd Hospice. Dukes-Steen Funeral Home. – Ledger, May 21, 2005
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LAKELAND --
Mrs. Ida Ura of Lakeland died of heart failure Wednesday (Oct. 2, 2002)
at Gables at Hunter Creek. Born in Boston on June 4, 1915, she came to
Lakeland from Flint, Mich., in 1952. She was a homemaker and a pink
lady at Lakeland Regional Medical Center for several years. She was a life member of
Hadassah and a
member of Temple Emanuel. > Mrs. Ura was preceded in death by her husband, Nathan Ura.
>She
is survived by her daughters, Edith Levine, Orlando, Barbara Blumin,
Franklin, Tenn.; son, Jay Ura, Brentwood, Tenn.; six grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be Sunday at Temple Emanuel Cemetery.
Dukes-Steen Funeral Home – Ledger, Oct. 4, 2002
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LAKELAND -- Mr. Nathan Ostrowsky of
Lakeland died of heart failure Friday (April 22, 2005) at Lakeland
Regional Medical Center. Born in Lawrence, Mass., on Aug. 14, 1914, he
came to Lakeland in 1975 from Binghamton, N.Y. He was a meat and
poultry inspector for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He was active
at the Lakeland Family YMCA, where he created the water aerobics
program, and the Lakeland Regional Medical Center Auxiliary. He was a
member of MENSA. He was member of Temple Emanuel of Lakeland.
>Mr. Ostrowsky was preceded in death
by his wife of 62 years, Ceclia Ceyl
Ostrowsky, who
died in 2002.
>He is survived by his son, Jonathan
Ostrowsky, Newton, Mass.; daughter, Diane Claerbout, Stanford, Calif.;
four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Services will be
Tuesday at Dukes-Steen Funeral Home of Lakeland. Burial will follow in the Temple
Emanuel Cemetery at Oakhill. - Ledger, April 24, 2005
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LAKELAND -
Lillian Trachtenbarg, passed away January 24, 2014 at The Manor at
Carpenter's due to kidney failure. Mrs. Trachtenbarg was born
July
14, 1926 in Davenport, Iowa and moved to Lakeland in 1966
from
Moline, Illinois. She was a member of Temple Emmanuel in Lakeland where
she served as President of the Sisterhood of Temple Emmanuel. She also
served as Na' Amat President at Temple Emmanuel in Rock Island,
Illinois and was President of Pioneer Women, also in Rock Island. As a
hobby she made hand carved and painted children's blocks with letters
and illustrations and she donated the proceeds to various charities.
She also enjoyed playing the flute. > Mrs.
Trachtebarg is survived
by her husband of 65 years Eugene
R. Trachtenbarg and son David (Joyce Blumenshine)
Trachtenbarg of
Peoria, Illinois. A graveside service will be held Tuesday
at Temple Emmanuel Cemetery at Oak Hill Burial Park.
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Ledger, Monday, Jan. 27, 2014
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| >EUGENE R. TRACHTENBARG - 98 - H/O Lillian (Listed just above) LAKELAND - Eugene Trachtenbarg passed away Oct. 10, 2018. Graveside service today, Oct. 12th at 1 pm at Temple Emanuel Cemetery. - Ledger Oct. 12, 2018 |
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LAKE WALES -
Regina Epstein, died on 07/06/2010 of natural causes. Svc. today at 12
noon at Temple Emanuel Cemetery, Lakeland. Johnson
Funeral
Home, Lake Wales. – Ledger, July 7, 2010
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LAKELAND -
Howard Bennett Cohn, born in New York City on August 13, 1930, and
passed away January 15, 2013, in Lakeland, from a lengthy battle with
cancer. He was married to Ethel Kruger in London, England in 1955. > He was predeceased by his beloved wife Ethel, his
parents Louis
and Yetta Cohn and his grandson David Edward Brannan. > He is
survived by his loving partner Rhoda Goldsmith, his
children
Michael Cohn (Julie Tassi) and Sharon Brannan (Ken), his grandchildren
Matthew Brannan, Jeffrey (Julie) Brannan and Olivia
Cohn. He
attended Erasmus High School in New York City and Polk Community
College. He served in the U.S. Air Force in Europe during Korean
Conflict, and was director of Human Resources at Kraft Foods. He was a former
Polk County Deputy Sheriff and the co-owner
with Rhoda
Goldsmith of Gem Jewelers from 1967 to present. He was a
long-time
member of Temple Emanuel. Funeral services at Gentry Morrison Funeral
Home, 1727 Bartow Road, Lakeland, FL, 33803, on Wednesday, January 16
at 3:00 pm. Internment to follow the service at Oak
Hill /Temple
Emanuel Cemetery. – Ledger, Jan. 16, 2013
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LAKELAND -
Leonora Burgman of Lakeland, died March 4, 2009 at Kindred Hospital,
Tampa due to respiratory failure. She was born August 14, 1925 to
Harry and Hilda (Dunn) Sincoff in Mt. Vernon, NY
and moved
to Lakeland in 1972 from Long Beach, Long Island,
NY.
Leonora was a waitress for many years throughout the Lakeland area. She
was an artist by every sense of the word and was an accomplished
painter, singer and actress who acted in the Little Lakeland Civic
Theater. Leonora was active with the Special Olympics events as well as
an avid Bingo player and beach enthusiast but most of all she dearly
loved her grandchildren.
>She was united in marriage on January 31, 1943 to Stanley Burgman, who preceded her in death in 1986. She is> also preceded in death by her son, Howard Burgman, her brother, Milton Sincoff and a son-in-law, John Bosselman. > Leonora is survived by her son, Roy (Cathy) Burgman of Colorado; daughters, Robyne (Thomas) Wolfe, Suzanne Bosselman and Maxine Burgman all of Lakeland and her grandchildren, Tara Bosselman and Emalee Wolfe of Lakeland, Ryan Burgman of California and Laura Bosselman of Orlando. Graveside funeral services will be held Friday at Temple Emanuel Cemetery. Gentry-Morrison Funeral Homes, Dukes-Steen Chapel, Lakeland. – Ledger, March 6, 2009 |
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>ROY
ALAN BURGMAN - 55 - s/o Leonora Burgman - above
WESTMINSTER, CO. - Roy Alan Burgman, of Westminster, CO, passed away on Thursday April 8, 2010 of complications from cancer. He was born in Queens, New York to his late parents Leonore andStanley Burgman. Roy met his wife Catherine Nadine Burgman in Florida before relocating to Colorado and marring Catherine on August 15th, 1981. Roy worked as a Senior Control Technician at Haynes Mechanical for over 10 years. Roy loved being a part of the Haynes Family. Roy was an extraordinarily loving, kind and dedicated husband, son, brother, uncle, friend and co-worker. > Roy is survived by his wife Catherine, his sisters Suzanne Bosselman, Robin Wolfe, Maxine Burgman, his nieces Tara and Laura Bosselman and Emalee Wolfe, all of Lakeland, FL., and his nephew Ryan Burgman of Sacramento CA. Roy has joined his late brother Howard Burgman, parents and brother-in-law John Bosselman. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made to Special Olympics http://www.specialolympicsco.org Services are being held in Denver, Colorado. Tabor-Rice Funeral Home handled the arrangements. –Ledger,April 11, 2010 >- Do not think he is buried in Temple Emanuel- but his parents and brother is- Just placing a link to family line- |
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LAKELAND --
Mrs. Faye Brownstein of Lakeland died of heart failure Thursday (Jan.
6, 2005) at Lakeland Regional Medical Center. Born March 19,
1930,
in Jacksonville, she came here from Cocoa Beach 40 years ago.
She
was co-owner of Faye Lynn Catalog and Empire Shoe Stores. She was a
member of Red Stocking Group, Lakeland Little Theater and Temple
Emanuel, where she sang in the choir.> Mrs.
Brownstein is survived by her husband, Harry Brownstein;
sons,
Jay Brownstein, Decatur, Ga., Stephen Brownstein, Alpharetta, Ga.;
daughter, Cheryl Breevoort Kacher, Acworth, Ga.; brother, Sheldon Torn,
San Diego; and five grandchildren. Services will be Monday at Temple
Emanuel Cemetery. Gentry-Morrison Southside. –
- Ledger, Jan. 9, 2005 |
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LAKELAND --
Mrs. Jenny Susan Brown of Lakeland died of heart failure Thursday
(Sept. 14, 2006) at her home in Hollywood, Fla. She was 25. She was born in Winter Haven on
March 19, 1981. She was a fitness coach for Bally's Total Fitness. She
was a member of Temple Emanuel.
> Mrs.
Brown is survived by her husband, Adam Brown,
Hollywood; parents, Martin Stone,
Tampa, Sharon Stone, Celebration;
sister, Samantha Stone, Tampa; maternal grandmother, Phyllis Kamenoff,
Orlando. Services
will be Sunday at Temple Emanuel, 600 Lake Hollingsworth Drive,
Lakeland.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Temple Emanuel,
600 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland, FL 33803. Gentry-Morrison Dukes
Steen Chapel – Ledger, Sept, 16, 2006
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| >ROSE SIEGAL
BERKOVITZ - Winter Haven - Rose of 999 Oleander Dr. S.E. died Thursday. She was a native of Austria and came to Polk Co., 53 years ago from Providence R.I. She was a member of Temple Emanuel of Lakeland. > Survivors include her husband, Philip; 1 sister, Pauline Jacobson of Winter Haven, several nieces and nephews, including Mrs. Jack Pines of Lakeland. Dukes-Steen Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. - Ledger, Friday, July 27, 1973 -------------------------------------- Funeral Notice: Services for Rose S. Berkovitz, will be held today, July 27, 1973 at Temple Emanuel at 3:30 with Rabbi Louis Gorod officiating. Interment will be in Temple Emanuel Cemetery . In lieu of flowers, donations requested to go to the Haddassah. - Ledger, Friday July 27, 1973. |
| > Lakeland
Ledger, Wednesday Evening, November 16, 1949 - front page HEART ATTACK FATAL TO HARRY GINDBURG, OWNER OF SANDWICH SHOP - 39 - Lakeland - Harry was age 39, he lived at 1052 E. Palmetto St. and was the owner of Harry's Sandwich Shop & Delicatessen, located at 116 S. Tenn. Ave. in Lakeland, Harry died suddenly at his shop last night at 7:00, Death was attributed to a heart attack. He lived in Lakeland for the past 10 years, coming from Racine, Wis. He was a WWII Vet and member of the American Legion. > Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Sylvia Ginsburg; his Mother, Mrs. Rae Ginsburg, 2 brothers; Alfred and Jack Ginsburg; 2 sisters, Mrs. Mildred Tonkel and Mrs. Rose ?? - all of Lakeland. Funeral services were to be held at the Dukes-Steen Funeral Home Chapel this afternoon at 3:30. Rabbi Alexander Gelberman of Temple Emanuel officiating. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery > ( Temple Emanuel Cemetery is within the walls of this cemetery ) . There are 3 cemeteries total on this same ground. |
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Lakeland Ledger, Tuesday
Evening, Dec. 19, 1950 Mrs. Rose Eskow of 119 S. Missouri Ave. a resident for the last 3 years, died yesterday ( Mon. Dec. 18, 1950 ) at Morrell Hospital. Mrs. Eskow came here from Brooklyn, N. Y. she was a member of Temple Emanuel; Habomin Chapter 819, Order of the Eastern Star, Brooklyn Hadassh; B'inai B'RITH Auxilary; and the Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel. > Survivors are a son, Nat Eskow; 2 daughters, Mrs. Earl Sinclair & Mrs. Murray Levine & 6 grandchildren all of Lakeland. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at 2:00 at Dukes-Steen Funeral Home Chapel, Rabbi Alexander Gelberman was officiating. > Interment in the Jewish section of Oak Hill Burial Park. > Ledger, Dec. 20, 1950 - ESKOW RITES < >Mrs. Rose Eskow who died Monday afternoon were held yesterday afternoon at Dukes-Steen Funeral Home Chapel. Mrs. Eskow was a notive of Poland but came to the U. S. in 1908. Pallberers were; Earl W. Sinclair, Nat Eskow, Frank Levine, David Levine, Murray Levine & Rubin Miller. Interment was in the Jewish section in Oak Hill Cemetery ( Burial Park ) |
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LAKELAND
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Helaine S. Slakman, passed away Saturday March 15, 2014 from natural
causes. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio and moved to
Lakeland,
FL in 1956. Helaine was a long time member of Temple Emanuel in
Lakeland. She formerly volunteered at the Lakeland Volunteers in
Medicine for many years. > Helaine
was preceded in death by her husband of 40 years, Leo Slakman.
> She
is survived by sons, Richard (Janet) of Allisonia, VA, Bernard (Lanie)
of Melbourne, FL and Norman (Becky) of Dallas, TX; six grandchildren;
eight great grandchildren. > Funeral
services will be conducted Tuesday, at Temple Emanuel, 600 Lake
Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland. > Interment
will follow at Temple Emanuel Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers,
donations may be made to Temple Emanuel. The family would like to
express their thanks to the nurses and staff of Good Shepherd Hospice
and the staff at Lake Morton Plaza. Arrangements by Gentry-Morrison
Funeral Home, Southside Chapel. – Ledger, Monday, March 17,
2014
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- 72 - Founder Kaplan Industries, Inc. ( Ledger, Sun. Sept. 5, 1981
) Adolph Kaplan of 2316 Brandon Road, died Friday at Lakeland General Hospital. He was a native of Prussia and moved to Lakeland from New Jersey 29 years ago. He was the founder of Kaplan Industries, Inc. Bartow and a member of Temple Emanuel of Lakeland.> He is survived by his wife; Faye, his sons, Donald Kaplan of Lakeland and Ronald Kaplan of New Jersey; and 4 grandchildren. Dukes-Steen Funeral Home, Lakeland. > Funeral Services for Adolph Kaplan were held Monday at 10:00 at Dukes-Steen Funeral Home, with the Rabbi Mordecai Levy officiating. Interment will be in Temple Emanuel Cemetery, Lakeland, Fl. |
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- 66 - ( Ledger, Wed. Nov. 27, 1974 ) Mrs. Celia Kaplan of 2316 Brandon Road, died Tuesday. Nov. 26, 1974. She was a native of Holland and came to Lakeland 22 years ago from Bergen County, N. J. She was a Comptroller of Kaplan Industries, Inc., very active in the business world for the past 40 years, past President of the Council of Jewish Women of New Jersey, a life member of Haddassah and a member of Temple Emanuel and the Board of Directors of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel . > Survivors : husband, Adolph Kaplan, Lakeland; 2 sons, Donald of Lakeland and Robert of Washington Township, N. J.; and 4 grandsons. Dukes-Steen Funeral Home, Lakeland. > Funeral services for Celina Kaplan will be held Thursday morning from Temple Emanuel Cemetery, with Rev.Louis Gordo, officiating. Interment will follow in Temple Emanuel Cemetery under direction of Dukes-Steen Funeral Home. |
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38 - Kaplan Industries, Inc. - ( Ledger, Wed. Jan. 14, 1998 ) Ponte Vedra - John Steven Kaplan, a 3rd. generation Bartow Businessman and President of the former Kaplan Industries, Inc. in Bartow, died Monday Jan. 12, 1998 at St. Luke's Hospital in Jacksonville. John was definitely a born leader and an innovative businessman," said his father, Donald Kaplan" of Lakeland. He was extremely intelligent, very gregarious and quick-witted a brilliant young man, he said those who knew him will miss his wit and his wonderful warmth and honesty. John was born in Lakeland on March 12, 1959, Mr. Kaplan moved to Ponte Vedra in 1996. He attended Cleveland Court Elementary and Southwest Junior High schools before graduating from Lakeland High School in 1977. An advanced student, he received a bachelor of arts degree in communication in 1980 from the University of Miami in 3 years instead of the normal 4. After college he went to work for the family business, Kaplan Industries, Inc., a beef-processing company based south of Bartow. The publicly owned company was started by his grandfather, Adolph "Al" Kaplan and father, Donald Kaplan. In 1983, at age 24, Mr. Kaplan was named President of the business- a position he held until the company closed in 1991. He also was the company's chief operating officer. Mr. Kaplan was kidnaped at gunpoint from his home on the morning of Feb. 4, 1984, and blindfolded, bound and gagged by abductors, who held him for ransom, but were never able to contact his father. He was found 15 hours later, having freeded himself from an abandoned building in an orange grove off Lake Buffum Road between Frostproof and Fort Meade. After the family business closed, he formed Kaplan International, a commodity trading corporation. Mr. Kaplan was the president and chief exective officer of the Miami based company until it disbanded in 1996. He worked for one year at a Palm Beach company before becoming partner and food broker of ASC-Meyners, where he worked until his death. > In addition to his father, he is survived by his wife, Jennifer Kaplan of Ponte Vedre; daughter, Jordan Alice Kaplan and son Joathan Allan Kaplan, both of Ponte Vedra; mother, Jane Kaplan, Lakeland; brother David Lois Kaplan, Coral Gables; and grandmother, Kate Estroff Malkove, Birmingham, Ala. Services were held Thursday Jan. 15, 1998 at Dukes-Steen Funeral Home 3340 S. Fl. Ave, Lakeland. Burial followed at Temple Emanuel Cemetery in Lakeland. |
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>DR.
JACOBO ALBO - 88 - MD
LAKELAND- Jacobo Albo, M.D., passed away on November 17, 2013 from heart failure, in the home he built in Lakeland with his wife of 54 years, Mary. Jacobo was born in Ciego de Avila, Camaguey, Cuba, on December 1, 1924, one of six siblings. His parents Victor and Elisa Albo were Sephardic Jews who emigrated from Turkey to Cuba at the fall of the Ottoman Empire in 1920. The family moved to Havana when Jacobo was a child. He graduated from the medical school at the University of Havana. He was a surgeon when he met and married Maria D. Franco, whose parents had the same background as his. They had two children, Elisa and Virginia, before leaving Cuba in 1961 after Castro came to power. Their third child, Victor, was born in Gainesville, FL, where Jacobo passed all of his medical board exams on the first attempt while still learning English. In 1966 the family moved to Lakeland, where he practiced surgery at Lakeland Regional Medical Center until his retirement in 2005. Jacobo loved medicine; he had a wonderful rapport with his patients, who would greet him at the grocery store where he often stopped after work to shop for fruit or anything Mary might need. He was a member of Temple Emanuel, proud of his heritage, and a champion of Israel. Jacobo was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, brother, and uncle. His siblings considered him "the jewel of the family," for his generosity, kindness, and consideration. He always thought the best of others. Jacobo is survived by his wife Mary, daughter Elisa (Jeff Rusnak), and granddaughters Gabriela and Sofia; daughter Virginia and grandchildren Arielle, Sammy, and Jacob; son Victor and grandsons Jake and Jonathan; his siblings Rosa, Fortuna, Abraham, Israel, and Victoria; numerous nieces and nephews; and other beloved family members and friends. Funeral services will be conducted today, Tuesday, Nov. 19th at Gentry-Morrison Southside Chapel, 1727 Bartow Rd., Lakeland. Interment will follow at Temple Emanuel Cemetery. – Ledger, Nov. 19, 2013 |
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LAKELAND - Paul
Kirshman, passed away from natural causes Dec. 31, 2014. Mr.
Kirshman was born in New York, New York, on Nov.
22, 1927, to
Max and Estelle Kirshman. He graduated from the
High School of
Performing Arts in Brooklyn, New York, and went on to serve
in the U.S.
Army during WWII. Prior to his retirement to Florida, Mr.
Kirshman
was a professional salesman. He was a member of Temple Emanuel and
B'nai B'rith. He also was a member of the Lakeland Community Theatre,
where he had numerous lead roles, and also The Tuesday Music Club where
he performed throughout various local nursing homes.
> Mr. Kirshman
was preceded in death by his
wife Carolee.> He is survived by
his daughter Susan (Noel) Tukums; son Jerry (Kathy) Kirshman;
grandchildren Samuel Kirshman, Brittney (Jonathan) Robertson and Erik
Tukums; great grandchild Violet Robertson. A graveside
service will be conducted Sunday, January 4th, 2015 at 10 a.m. at
Temple Emanuel Cemetery in Lakeland. In lieu of flowers,
donations
may be made to The Tuesday Music Club of Lakeland, 421 East Park
Street, Lakeland, FL, 33803. – Ledger, Sat., Jan. 3, 2015.
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LAKELAND
- Carolee S. Kirshman, passed away Nov. 26, 2014, from heart failure.
Mrs. Kirshman was born in Brooklyn, NY, on Nov. 25,
1933, to
the late Samuel and Tillie Cohn. She was a
professional sales
person prior to her retirement to Florida. She was a member
of
Temple Emanuel, and Recording Secretary for the local B'nai B'rith
chapter. Mrs. Kirshman was an active member of the Lakeland Community
Theatre, performing in numerous plays and roles, and also the Lake
Morton Senior Center Broadway Club & Choir, where she performed
throughout various local nursing homes. > Mrs. Kirshman is
survived
by her
husband, Paul Kirshman;
daughter, Susan (Noel) Tukums; son,
Jerry (Kathy) Kirshman; grandchildren, Samuel Kirshman, Brittney
(Jonathan) Robertson and Erik Tukums; and great-grandchild, Violet
Robertson. A graveside service will be conducted Sunday, Nov. 30, 2014
at Temple Emanuel Cemetery in Lakeland. In lieu of
flowers,
donations may be made to the Lake Morton Senior Center, 803 E. Palmetto
St., Lakeland, FL, 33801
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LAKELAND
- Beverly Sue Robb was born
on July 18, 1926, in Boston, MA, and passed away on March 30,
2015.
She grew up in Lakeland and attended the University
of Miami.
She also lived in Scarsdale, NY, Cleveland, OH, and Boca Raton most of
her life. Beverly was a philanthropist and an interior designer. She
loved traveling, dancing with her husband, and spending time with her
family. > She is survived by her
son, Peter Schneider (Donna), grandchildren, Eric Schneider, Harley
Goldenberg, Lauren Goldenberg, sister, Carole Jacobs, and nieces and
nephews, Lynn Abrams, Steven Jacobs, Jann Silberman, and Mitch Teicher.
A graveside service will be held on Wednesday, April 1 (today) at 12
(noon) at Temple
Emanuel
Cemetery. – Ledger, Wednesday, April 1, 2015.
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LAKELAND
-
Suzanne Joy Bosselman, passed away Sept. 28, 2015. Suzanne was born
in Brooklyn, NY, on Mar. 15, 1948, to the late
Stanley and
Leonora Burgman. She moved to Lakeland, FL, in 1973 following
her service in the U.S. Army as a medic. She worked as a
nurse for
Lakeland Regional Medical Center for 19 years, and later for Tandem
Healthcare. She was active in the American Legion, and enjoyed
scrapbooking, Bingo and playing cards.> Suzanne was preceded in
death by her husband, John Curry Bosselman; and
brothers,
Howard and Roy Alan Burgman. >She
is survived by her
daughters, Tara Bosselman and Laura Bosselman, and her husband, Brian
Primley; sisters, Robyne (Thomas) Wolfe and Maxine Burgman; niece,
Emalee Wolfe; nephew, Ryan Burgman; and sister in law that she lovingly
referred to as 'Rimmer,' Cathy Burgman.> Graveside services will
be
conducted Fri. at Temple Emanuel Cemetery in
Lakeland.
Donations may be made in honor of Suzanne to St. Jude Children's
Research Hospital – Ledger, Oct. 1, 2015
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LAKELAND
- Mrs. Betty K. Rhian,
died 1/27/15, due to heart failure. Graveside service, Sun. at 1pm at Temple
Emanuel Cemetery. Gentry Morrison Southside. –
Ledger, Jan.
30, 2015
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>JACK
PINES
– 92 - Atomis Engergy Division ( Nautilus Nuclear Subs ) Real
Estate, Citrus & Cattle
WINDERMERE - Jack Pines passed away peacefully at home in Windermere, FL on January 13, 2018 surrounded by family.> He is survived by his son Tony Pines and his wife Audrey Pines, his daughter Margie Brozanski and her husband Ted Brozanski and their son Justin Brozanski, his grandchildren Taylor Cappuzzello, and Ryan Cappuzzello and his wife Lisa Cappuzzello and their children Gavin, Mia and Ian. An incredible loving husband, father, grandfather, friend and person, Jack will be deeply loved and missed for all time. >His funeral will be Wednesday January 17 at 11 am at Temple Emanuel Cemetery in Oak Hill Burial Park at 4620 US Hwy 98 S in Lakeland, where he will join his beloved wife Shirlee. In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Cancer Society Jack served in the U.S. Army as a Sergeant during WWII in the European Ardennes and Rhineland campaigns. After the war, he received his BS in Chemical Engineering from MIT, and his MBA from Harvard Business School. He started his career at Westinghouse Electric in the Atomic Energy Division (Nautilus nuclear subs). Moving to Florida in 1954, he began a long successful business career in real estate where he developed shopping malls (e.g. Winter Haven Mall...), commercial and residential projects, citrus and cattle operations. >Jack believed in giving back to the community, and was extremely active in a multitude of organizations, roles and activities (and still made ample time for his family!), including: American Cancer Society |
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Ledger, Fri. Dec. 14, 2018 LAKELAND - Gerald J. Cohen, passed away peacefully on Tuesday December 11, 2018. Jerry was born August 16, 1935 in Boston Mass. He was a long time resident of Lakeland where he established Pension Administrators Inc. that specialized in retirement plans and insurance. He loved cooking and entertaining his family, friends and clients. He loved sports especially Golf and Tennis and really enjoyed football and the Florida Gators. > He is preceded in death by his parents William M. Cohen and Ruth B. Cohen, >child Daniel E. Titus and grandchild Leigh Spicer. > He is survived by his wife Barbara Cohen, sister,Leslie Flowers, children Mark (Kathleen), Patti, Deborah (Evan) and Timothy. He is also survived by grandchildren Erin, Lauren, Daniel, Philip, Meghan, Jacob, Laura, and Summer and five great- grandchildren Joey, Grayson, Claire Joy, Ada and Lonnie. > Funeral services will be held Sunday, December 16th at Temple Emanuel, 600 Lake Hollingsworth Dr., Lakeland, with burial at Temple Emanuel Cemetery. > In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Temple Emanuel, or Florida Presbyterian Homes, 16 Lake Hunter Drive, Lakeland, FL 33803. - |
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GOLDSMITH - 59 - Ledger, Sat. April 13, 2019 LAKELAND - Marc Steven Goldsmith died April 10, 2019. Mr. Goldsmith, an accomplished and well known numismatist, was born on June 1, 1959 to the late Lloyd Goldsmith, and surviving mother, Rhoda Deborah Goldsmith. Mr. Goldsmith was a lifelong resident of the area, born in Lakeland, FL, and residing during adulthood in Tampa. He followed in the footsteps of his family, father in Coins, Lakeland Coin, and mom, Gem Jewelers. Marc owned Tampa Rare Coins. > Marc Goldsmith 'Mr. G' survived by 2 sons, Joshua and Zachary; his brother, Alan; sister, Alisa Unger; nieces, Brandi and Jennifer; nephews, Bradley, Jason and Jonathan. > Graveside Services will be Sunday, April 14, 2019 at Temple Emanuel Cemetery, 4620 U.S. Hwy 98 South, Lakeland, FL, 33812. Visitation is at the family home. Address announced at graveside. |
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LAKELAND
-- Mr. Lloyd Morton Goldsmith, the retired owner of the Lakeland Coin
Exchange, died of cancer Thursday (June 5, 2003) at home. "Everybody in
town during that period knew us. He had a photographic mind for coins.
He knew every coin, and the background and history related to it," his
wife of 48 years, Rhoda Goldsmith said. Born in New York City on March
15, 1931, he was raised in Montclair, N.J.,
where he achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. After graduation from
Montclair High School, where Mr. Goldsmith was involved in the ROTC
program, he served in the Marine Corps with the First Marine Division
for 15 months during the Korean War,
fighting on the front lines at the Chosin Reservoir. He was one of
eight survivors in his battalion and came out of one battle as the
highest ranking officer, with the rank of corporal. "He was a gung-ho
Marine. He was going to fight for America. He told me that it was 20 to
40 degrees below zero at the Chosin Reservoir," Rhoda Goldsmith said.
He received the Purple Heart, and following his discharge, the couple
came to Lakeland. Mr. Goldsmith graduated from Florida Southern College
and taught U.S. history for the Polk County School District. During the
18 years he was with the school system, he taught at John Cox
Elementary, Crystal Lake Elementary and finally at Lakeland Junior High
School. The couple owned and operated several different businesses
before opening Lakeland Coin Exchange, which Mr. Goldsmith ran, and Gem
Jewelers,
located in the same building in downtown Lakeland, that his wife
operated along with a partner. After 35 years, the couple retired,
closing the businesses in 1995. He was a member of Epsilon Phi, the
American Numismatic Association and the Florida United Numismatists. He
belonged to Temple Emanuel. In addition to his wife, Mr. Goldsmith >is
survived by his sons, Alan Goldsmith, Houston, Marc Goldsmith, Tampa;
daughter, Alisa Unger, Atlanta; brother,
Gerald Goldsmith, Lakeland; seven grandchildren. Services will be at 11
a.m. Sunday at Dukes-Steen Funeral Chapel. -Ledger June 7, 2003
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