The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-12-16

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Nov. 20 in Crippled Children's Hos
pital. Funeral services and burial
were held in Beth Israel Cemetery.
Rabbi William H. Greenberg Off
ciated. Carol Lee is Arizona's first
known victim of the rare disease
called Tay-Sachs which invaded
her body. It struck at the age of
six months, bringing blindness,
paralysis, convulsionS, and Sensi-
tivity to sound. In addition to her
parents she is survived by broth
er, Michael; grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Anatole, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Epstein, all of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mrs. Rose Reinstefn, Sc, died
Nov. 20 in a local rest home. Fu-
neral services and burial were held
at Beth Hebrew Cemetery. Rabbi
William H. Greenberg officiated.
She is survived by her husband,
Sam, of Detroit, a son, Marvin,
Phoenix, daughters, Mrs. Alan Sic
gel of Phoenix, Mrs. Nanny Abb
ramson, Monterey Park, Calf,
brothers, Morris Sedman, Louis
Sedman, Sol Sedman, sisters, Miss
Lena Diamond, Mrs. Sam Higer,
all of Detroit, sister in law, Mrs.
Sarah Sedman, Phoenix, 5 grand
children.
Mr.. Louis Hoffman, So, died Nov.
"a. Funeral services and burial
were held in st. Louis, Mo. Surviv-
ing is a brother, David Hoffman
of 1114 w. Medlock Dr., who at
tended the funeral.
Mr.. Nathan Fradin, 81, died Nov.
| 20 in a local hospital. Funeral Serv-
| ices and burial were held in Beth
Israel Cemetery. Rabbi Milton l..
Shulman officiated. Mr.. Fradin,
who came to Phoenix 16 years ago
from Buffalo, N. Y, lived at 1907
E. Amelia. He was engaged in tele-
vision sales and service. He is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Bette
Taperman. Buffalo; two sons, Ken
meth and Jack Fradin, both OF
Phoenix; his mother, Mrs. Fanny
Fradin, in Russia; two sisters,
Mrs. Sarah Husken, Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Rosie Brooks, Buffalo;
and two brothers.
Mr.. Alfred Gilberg, 81, died Nov.
21 in his home. Funeral services
and burial were held in Tucson.
Mr.. Gilberg was born in Greenville,
Miss. and resided at 5214 N. 33rd
St He was the president OF the
Sparkle Hand Laundry, Inc, and
originator of drive-in laundry and
dry cleaning establishments. He
moved to Phoenix five years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Rose; his
mother. Mrs. Clara Gilberg of Tue
son: a son, Sheldon Gilberg Of
Phoenix; a brother, Sidney Gilberg
of Tucson; and two sisters, M s.
Robert Winger of Tucson, and Mrs.
Sam Gasgur of Phoenix.
Mr.. Philip Lesser, II, died Nov.
26 in Good Samaritan Hospital. t'u-
neral services and burial were
conducted in New York City. Mr..
Lesser was born in Russia, and
made his home at 769 E. Pierce.
He was last employed as sergeant
at arms for the Arizona Senate.
Surviving are his wife, Bessie;
three sons, Nicholas, of Los An
geles. Max and Harold, both of
New York; three daughters, Mrs.
Arthur Greene and Mrs. Arthur
Peddy. both of New York, and Mrs.
Joseph Sanchez of Phoenix; a sis
ter. Mrs. Libby Krell of Phoenix;
three brothers and two other sis
ters out of state; II grandchildren,
and seven great-grandchildren.
Mr.. Harry I. Stone, 68, died Dec.
in Los Angeles, Calf. Funeral
services and burial were held in
Beth Israel Cemetery. Rabbi Al
bert L. Plotlxin officiated. Mr..
Stone. operator of Stones Shoes,
resided at 732 w. Palm Lane. He
came to Phoenix in 1881 from Bos-
ton. Surviving are his wife, Anna;
two daughters, Mrs. M. M. Sha-
piro of Phoenix, and Mrs. George
Scholnick of Los Angeles; and four
grandchildren.
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