and and Sun-Sentinel, Thursday, December 19, 1996 7B OBITUARIES Harry Kemelman, wrote Rabbi Small mysteries Sun-Sentinel wire services In a dozen detective novels, Dad Small, the rabbi with a "scholarly stoop" from Barnard's Crossing, solved a succession of crimes and introduced millions of mystery lovers to Jewish culture. Harry Kemelman, who wrote the Rabbi Small mysteries, died of renal failure on Sunday at home in Marblehead, Mass. He was 88. Rabbi Small solves his mysteries with brains, not brawn. "On the basis of inferential logic, the mystery is solved," Mr.
Kemelman said in a May 21 profile published in the Globe. "That's pretty much what Rabbi Small does. It's Talmudic, this determination of the meaning of one thing by virtue of a single word." Mr. Kemelman was born and raised in Boston. He graduated from Boston University and earned a master's degree in linguistics at Harvard University.
He taught English at Boston State College and Northeastern University. He moved to Marblehead in 1951 to attend to a block of stores his father owned. 1. The similarities between Marblehead and Barnard's Crossing are many. In the years after World War II, as their numbers in the Marblehead area began to grow, Jewish people began to toss around the idea of creating the area's first synagogue.
Mr. Kemelman watched the birthing process closely and turned it into a book. "I called it The Building of the Temple, and I sent it off to a lot of New York publishers," he said in a story published on Feb. 25 in the Washington Post. "No one wanted to buy it.
Then an editor at Crown named Arthur Fields wrote and invited me to drop in on him if I were ever in New York. Of course, I made it my business to be in New York as soon as possible after that." Fields, who was familiar with short stories Mr. Kemelman had published in Ellery Queen Mystery magazine, suggested he meld his mystery technique with the small-town Jewish elements in the rejected 1 manuscript. "Then that night, as I was returning home, I noted the parking lot of the synagogue Israel in Swampscott, looked like a good place to hide a body," Mr. Kemelman said.
"So I just sat down and started typing." After 12 days of nonstop writing, and a year of rewriting and revision under Fields, Friday The Rabbi Slept Late was published in 1964. Mr. Kemelman was 55 when the novel first saw print. When he was 60, he resigned as an English professor at Boston State College to write. He wrote 11 other Rabbi Small mysteries.
In May, Sylvia Barack Fishman, assistant professor of Judaic studies at Brandeis University, said, "Jewish audiences enjoyed seeing themselves in print in a way that did not make them look like a grotesque version of the bourgeois American dream." G. Moverley, bishop who shunned IRA striker LONDON The Right Rev. Gerald Moverley, a Roman Catholic bishop who refused to celebrate Mass for a dying Irish Republican Army hunger-striker, died Saturday. He was 74. Bishop Moverley, who had resigned five months ago citing ill BROWARD COUNTY The Associated Press our hearts.
Funeral services, Friday, 10 AM at the KALIS FUENRAL HOME, 2505 N. Dixie Hwy. Wilton Manors. Friends may call Thursday, 6 to 8 PM at the funeral home. Interment in Memorial Cemetery, Deerfield Beach.
DEVIS Berthone, 51, of Pompano Beach, FL died December 14, 1996. Forest Lawn Funeral Home, Pompano FERGUSON Morgan, infant of Plantation, FL died December 18, 1996. Fred Hunter's University Drive Home, FURER Max of Sunrise, FL died December 17, 1996. Star of David Memorial Chapel, N. GILBERTSON Patricia Kay, passed away at 3:35 up PM.
Wednesday, December 17, 1996 from the effects of cancer. She was 45 years old. Pat is survived by her husband, John Gilbertson; son, John Gilbertson, and a daughter, Wendy Gilbertson all of Plantation, FL. Pat and her family are longtime FL resident since 1981 and have lived in Plantation for 9 years. She was employed by Gibbys Restaurant of Ft.
Lauderdale for 9 years as their bookkeeper. A hard worker, wonderful mother and wife to her family. She never faltered even as illness over took her. She will be remembered by all who knew her as she enriched their lives. Her family will miss her forever.
Arrangements by T.M. RALPH PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME. (954) 587-6888, GILSON Shirley Franklin, 68, of Hollywood, FL died December 18, 1996. Boyd's Hollywood Blvd. GREENFIELD Herman, 88, of Deerfield Beach, FL died December 17, 1996.
Forest Lawn Funeral Home, Pompano Beach' HUSBY Margaret 77, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died December 17, 1996. JordanFannin Funeral Home, Ft. LEVINE Paul, 66, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died December 16, 1996.
Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels, LEVINE Sol, 78, of Hollywood, FL died December 17, 1996. Fred Hunter's Johnson Foster Wadlington Brown Cooper and Winter Home, MC INTYRE John of Deerfield Beach, FL died December 18, 1996. National Merrill MILLER Marie J. of Lauderdale Lakes, FL died December 17, 1996. Kraeer Coral Springs Funeral MILLS Theresa, 96, formerly of Miramar, FL died December 8, 1996.
Boyd's Hollywood Blvd. MURYS Libuse A. 92. of Pembroke Pines, FL died December 17, 1996. Joseph A.
Scarano Pines Memorial Chapel, Pembroke PROKOPCHUK Harriett of Pem- ANGELL James, 66, of Hollywood, FL died November 28, 1996. Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens AZA-MONZON Argelia Aza-Monzon, 65, of Pembroke Pines, a life-long resident of South Florida died Tuesday. Survived by husband, Juan; daughters, Joanne C. (Richard) Cruz and Lorraine K. (Kent) Statier; sister, Yolanda Miro; grandson, Nicholas Cruz; stepdaughter, Beth (Frank) D'Aleo; step grandchildren, Christina, Frankie, and Suzanna, all of Pembroke Pines.
Wake service 7:00 PM Wednesday at FRED HUNTER'S HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL GARDENS HOME, 6301 Taft Street where friends may call Wednesday 6-9 PM. Funeral Mass 9:30 AM Thursday at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church. Entombment Hollywood Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, family suggests donations to Mercy Hospital Hospice Unit.
3663 S. Avenue, Miami, FL 33133, Lucile Taseff." BENJAMIN William of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died December 17, 1996. Fairchild N. Federal Hwy Funeral BLAND Paula of Wilton Manors, FL died December 17, 1996.
Kalis Funeral Home, Wilton BOGESLOV Oscar Melvin, 67, of Margate, formerly of Augusta, GA on December 17, 1996. Beloved husband of the late, Peggy June. Devoted son of, Minnie (Kreisberg); loving father of, Richard, Susan (Brody) Messina, Deborah Okins, Nancy (Wayne) Loveday, Harriet Bogeslov, Laura (Robert) Sandra (Larry) Woods and Rebecca; adored grandfather of 8 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild; and brother of, Roslyn Jacobson. Graveside services will be held at Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Pompano Beach on Thursday, December 19, 1996 at 11 AM.
Arrangements entrusted to: MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 6701 W. Commercial Blvd. Tamarac, FL. DALY George 62, of Deerfield Beach, died Monday, December 16, 1996. He is survived by his loving mother, Grace and his 3 children, Kenneth, Cheryl and Chris, who love him very much.
We thank you for always being there Dad, and we will miss you with all our hearts. Funeral services, Friday, 10 AM at the KALIS FUENRAL HOME, 2505 N. Dixie Joseph Ades, 95, philanthropist The New York Times NEW YORK Joseph Ades, a self-made businessman and investor who was a leading supporter of Sephardic Jewish life and philanthropy in Israel and the New York City area, died on Sunday at his home in Kings Point. He was 95. As he made his fortune, Mr.
Ades (pronounced ADD-ess) began relationships with Yeshiva University and Boys Town Jerusalem that are now three generations old. Sizable components of both institutions grew from his contributions and now bear his name and that of his wife of nearly 60 years, Rachel Khedari Ades, who died in 1985. Mr. Ades was born in Aleppo, Syria, and raised in poverty on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, with a rudimentary formal education. He initially ventured into business as a manufacturer of nightgowns, then branched out as a partner and principal in a real estate management concern.
He later prospered as a developer of shopping centers and malls, and as manager of his own investment portfolio. His was one of the first families of Syrian Jews to move from the Lower East Side to Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, where those families grew into the largest community of Syri- NE 10th Terr. Pompano Beach, 33064. rangements by KRAEER FUNERAL HOME, 1199 E. Sample Pompano Beach.
(954) 946-2900. COx Daniel of Boca Raton, FL died December 17, 1996. Kraeer Boca Raton Funeral DIMMER Bernice, 77, of Delray Beach, FL died December 18, 1996. Beth Israel Memorialk Chapel, DUNCAN Richard 94, of Delray Beach, FL died December 18, EPPERSON Charles, 77, of Delray Beach, FL died December 16, 1996. National Cremation FISCHER Anna, 84, of Delray Beach, passed away December 14, 1996.
Survived by her beloved husband, Bernard; daughters, Paula Fischer and Marlene (James) Carr; grandchildren, Eric and Lisa Carr. Funeral services and interment were held Wednesday at Lakeside Memorial Park. ETERNAL LIGHT Funeral Chapel NMB 954-761-8000 FREEMAN Merrill 91, of Boynton G. Rossman, pioneer of Hollywood an Sephardim in the world. Along the way, he became a mainstay of that community and a preserver of its heritage.
He contributed to many causes, with an emphasis on education and spiritual values. Yeshiva counted Mr. Ades among the founders of its Einstein College of Medicine and Syms School of Business. He was a key contributor to its affiliates, Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, Cardozo School of Law and Yeshiva University High School for Girls. Mr.
Ades made his first donation to Boys Town Jerusalem in 1970 and remained strongly involved with it and its American support organization in New York City. He endowed its Academic High School and Ades Residence Hall in Jerusalem. He helped found and maintain New Porat Yoseph Yeshiva in Old Jerusalem, a prominent Sephardic academy. Among other institutions he backed from the start was Torah Vehoraah, an educational and spiritual center in Tel Aviv. Mr.
Ades is survived by two sons, Albert of Manhattan and Robert of Kings Point; a daughter, Renee Levy, also of Kings Point, 13 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. Beach, FL died December 17, GASS Philip, 75, of W. Palm Beach, FL died December 17, 1996. Fred Hunter's Cremation Memorial Center, JOHNSON James of Delray Beach, FL died December 18, LARSON Marion of Boca a Raton, FL died December 17, 1996. Kraeer Boca Raton Funeral MOSKOWITZ Camille, 84, of Boca Raton, FL died December 13, 1996.
National Cremaiton MURPHY Constance, W. Palm Beach, FL died December 14, 1996. Kraeer Funeral Home, MURPHY Joseph 77, of W. Palm Beach, FL died December 14, 1996. Kraeer Funeral Home, OUTCALT Virginia, 91, of Delray Beach, FL died December 17, SARDZINSKI Joseph 65, of Boca Raton, FL died December 18, Gwendolyn Hennick Rossman, a Hollywood pioneer whose family came to the city before the 1926 hurricane, died on Tuesday after a long struggle with Alzheimer's and Parkinsons' diseases.
She was 82. By DAVID CAZARES Staff Writer Mrs. Rossman, who was born in Columbus, Ohio, came to Hollywood in 1923 at age 9. Her family lived in a tent on Monroe Street before building a frame house in the 2300 block of Hollywood Boulevard. She was perhaps best known for her work as a 45-year member of the Hollywood Rifle and Pistol Club, where she and her husband T.C.
Rossman were charter members. Mrs. Rossman served one year as president. Mrs. Rossman was the first woman ever to win the Florida State Smallbore Rifle Championship, in 1952.
Mrs. Rossman is survived by her husband; two daughters, Carol Hart of Dania and Kay R. Ellington of Plantation; four grandsons and one great-grandson. Visitation will be from noon to 2 p.m. Friday at Panciera Funeral Home, 4200 Hollywood Blvd.
A funeral service will follow. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Vitas Hospice Care, 3323 W. Commercial Blvd. Suite 200, Fort Lauderdale 33309. health, died at his home in Sheffield, central England, the church announced.
He was bishop of nearby Hallam. He gained national attention in 1976 when, as auxiliary bishop of Leeds, he refused a sickroom Mass to an Irish Republican Army hunger-striker. broke Pines, FL died December 17, 1996. Joseph A. Scarano Pines Memorial Chapel, Pembroke PROUDFOOT Calvin, 76, of Hollywood, FL died December 17, 1996.
Panciera Memorial Home, ROSSMAN Gwendolyn, 82, of Hollywood, FL died December 17, 1996. Panciera Memorial Home, SCHANZ Edna, 88, of Key Largo, formerly of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died December 18, 1996. Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens SCHWARZ James 74, of Coconut Creek, and formerly of Westbury, LI, passed away December 17, 1996. Mr.
Schwarz was a faithful 25 year employee with Pan AM. Those left to cherish his memory are his wife of 47 years, Joan; 3 sons, Stephen and his wife, Illana, Anthony and Daniel; 2 grandchildren, Bryan and Tanna; and his sister, Elizabeth Therese, S.S.J. Visitation will be Friday from 6-8 PM at FOREST LAWN FUNERAL HOME, 200 W. Copans Rd. Pompano Beach.
(954) 523-6700. SHUPP Mildred, 81, of Lauderhill, FL died December 16, 1996. Baird-Case All Broward Cremation and Burial Service, SULLIVAN Judith, 72, of Ft. Lauderdale, FL died December 17, 1996. Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens SWAIN Claude, 78, of Ft.
Lauderdale, a 61 year resident coming from NC, died Tuesday. Member of Pines Baptist Church. Survived by wife, June; daughter, Claudia J. Riley of Layton Long Key, FL; son, Tom of Cooper City; brother, Kenneth of Myrtle Beach, SC; grandchildren, Lora Harvey of Cooper City, Brett Swain of Birmingham, AL; and great-grandchildren, Cheyanna Ashley and Tommie Ashley. Funeral service, 10:30 AM, Friday with The Reverend Steven Nerger of Pines Baptist Church officiating at FRED HUNTER'S UNIVERSITY DRIVE HOME, 2401 S.
University Davie, where friends may call Thursday, (tonight) 6-8 PM. Burial Southern Memorial Park. VON LOAN Henry, 80, of Hollywood, FL died December 17, 1996. Fred Hunter's Johnson Foster Wadlington Brown Cooper Wintter Home, WAYNS Carol, 29, of Sunrise, FL died December 16, 1996. Fred Hunter's University Drive Home, DADE COUNTY GROSS Fay, 75, of Aventura, FL died December 17, 1996.
Levitt-Weisntein Memorial Chapel, JAMESON Dorothy 79, of N. Miami, FL died December 17, 1996. Boyd's University Dr. RUBIN Rose of Miami Beach, FL died December 17, 1996. Gutterman-Warheit Memorial Chapel, PALM BEACH COUNTY ARONSTAM Herbert, 67, of Boca Raton, FL died December 1996.
Joseph Rubin Memorial Chapel, BARR Leonard 81, of The Village of Golf, died, December 17, 1996 at his home. Mr. Barr was born on June 2, 1915 in Alton, IL. He graduated from the Alton High School and the University of Illinois, finishing in 1939. Mr.
Barr was a member of Delta Kappa EpsiIon (Deke) He married his college sweetheart from Peoria, IL, a Kappa Kappa Gamma, Cecie Franks, in 1940. Mr. Barr's first employment out of the Univeristy of Illinois was with Owens-Corning Fiberglass in Toledo, OH. Over the years and through sevcorporate moves, Mr. Barr traveled 100,000 150,000 miles a year around the world as Vice-President and President of three International Corporations.
For over forty years Mr. Barr had been active with the Boy Scouts of America in almost all lines of endeavor. He was Chairman of the Capital Funds Drive and President of the Firelands Council of Northern Ohio and a member of the regional and the National Board. On moving to the East, he became Chairman of the Finance Committee in Nassau County, LI, NY and a member of the Board of Directors. He was awarded the highest awards given to a civilian, the Silver Beaver and the Silver Antelope.
For over 25 years he had been one of the largest fund raisers for the Gulf Stream Council of Boy Scouts of America in Palm Beach County. He had lived in FL since 1968 and as an avid golfer, he had eight holes-inone. Summers have been spent at his former homes at LI, NY, Northport Point, MI and New London, NH. He and his wife, Cecie (Kathryn) have 3 children. Ronald C.
Barre of Tulsa, OK, The Reverend Dr. Richard Barr of Stratford, CT and Candy Barr of Warren, VT. Mr. Barr had seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. He was a member of the Rotary Club in Delray Beach and a member of the Church of the Palms Congregational Church where he was a Deacon and Chairman of the Deacons for three years.
A memorial service Frank Stagg, 34, an inmate at Wakefield jail, was more than 50 days into his fast when he asked for the service in the prison hospital. Bishop Moverley said there was "no pastoral necessity" and refused. Stagg died 10 days later. A requiem Mass is scheduled for Bishop Moverley on Saturday will be held at the Church of the Palms Congregational Church in Delray Beach, Thursday, December 19, 1996 at 11 AM. Scobee-Ireland-Potter Funeral Home Family Owned and Operated BERMAN Celia of Boca Raton, FL died December 1996.
Gutterman-Warheit Memorial Chapel, COLE Glen 27, of Lauderdale Lakes, FL died December 17, 1996. Infinity Cremations, CONSTANTINI. Marc, 31, of N. Palm Beach, died as a result of a tragic boating accident on Saturday, December 14, 1996, during the Palm Beach Boat Parade. He was born in Bluebell, PA, and a previous Lighthouse Point resident.
He was a sales representative with Unisource Group in Pompano Beach. Survived by his loving family, his father and stepmother, Robert A. and Sandra Constantini of Sarasota, FL; his mother and stepfather, Maryanne and Roger Higgins of Portland, OR; brothers, Michael A. of Lighthouse Point and Robert A. Jr.
of Allentown, PA; and 2 nephews. Visitation from 1- to 12 Noon Friday, December 20, 1996 at the funeral home followed by a 12:30 PM Mass at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church, 3311 OUT OF AREA PROVOST Edith of Doylestown, PA, died December 17, 1996. Kraeer Pompano Beach Funeral OBITUARY INFORMATION Business Hours 8 AM 5 PM Monday through Deadline 4 PM Monday through Friday For the following day Saturday 9:30 AM until 12:30 PM Sunday 1 PM until 4 PM Beach State of Florida and National 954-425-1010 From Miami 305-947-2632 Ask for Ext. 1010 REFLECTS COURTESY LISTINGS SOUTH FLORIDA FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORY A guide to Funeral Homes, Chapels, Mortuaries Crematories AAA MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME FRED HUNTER'S KRAEER FUNERAL HOMES PANCIERA MEMORIAL HOME 5915 Park FUNERALS, CREMATION, CEMETERIES INTERMENTS, CALCINATION, 4200 Hollywood Hollywood CREMATION TRANSFERS (954) 989-9900 Margate (954) 968-8493 (800)882-0181 718 S.
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