Birth
Shirley Pinto & Michael Kadosh –
baby son Navot Tal
in Israel, 24 February 2019.
Our Deepest Sympathies:
* William “Billy” Seltzer, 82, Miami, FL, March 26, 2019
Father of Jaime Recht and Brooke Seltzer
William (Billy) Seltzer, of North Miami, FL, died at North Shore Medical Center in Miami, FL. Born on February 1, 1937 in New York City. Graduated from Woodmere Academy and Adelphi University, where he played varsity tennis and soccer.
In 1964 he married Leslie Schatz and together they had 2 children, Jaime and Brooke. Billy spent most of his career in the advertising business in New York City. He enjoyed playing tennis and had photography as his favorite hobby. He will be greatly missed.
Billy is survived by his wife of 55 years, Leslie, his daughters, Jaime (Scott) and Brooke Seltzer, his grandsons, Bruce Recht and Jason Recht, his two brothers, Steven (Laura Melvin) Seltzer of Aurora, CO, and Larry (Roberta) Seltzer of Forest Hills, NY and brother-in-law, Michael (Mona) Schatz and was predeceased by his mother Minerva Seltzer.
Graveside service and burial was held Sunday, March 31 at Lakeside Memorial Park in Miami, FL. Memorial donations may be made in Billy’s name to: Usher 1F (Usher Syndrome) Collaborative
www.usher1f.org/how-to-help/donate.html), or Lexington School for the Deaf, tinyurl.com/yyg4qyr6. Source: Washington Society of Jewish Deaf.
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* Rabbi Solomon David Goldberg, 88, Clarksville, MD, March 15, 2019
From son Hillel Goldberg: My mother, Debra, and I witnessed my father pass away peacefully on a special day, The Sabbath, as he got his wish. He had a wonderful 88 years.
He was very devoted and spiritual about his Judaism. He was ethical, loved to educate others especially on Judaism, friendly, an easy person to talk with, family oriented, and committed to his job. He was very serious and professional.
He set a positive example about the importance of Judaism to our family; as a result, my brother, Dov Goldberg is a Rabbi at Congregation B’nai Israel in Rumson, New Jersey, my young brother, Ari Goldberg is Executive Director at Congregation Agudas Achim in Columbus, Ohio, and I am actively involved with the Washington Society of Jewish Deaf, such as being a Lay Leader for High Holiday and Bar Mitzvahs.
One of several happy Jewish accomplishments included the many hours he had prepared me for my Bar Mitzvah. He started to cry and pretty soon the entire congregation was in tears on September 4, 1971. He performed and blessed our wedding ceremony at his synagogue on August 1, 1999.
Debra and I were very fortunate that my parents stayed at my place for 13 months. We had plenty of cherished fond memories, spent quality time with my father for every Friday Sabbath dinner, and performed Havdalah to mark the end of the Sabbath every Saturday evening (we always hug each other at the end of Havdalah).
Buried in Rutland Jewish Cemetery in Vermont where he was Rabbi for 42 years. Source: Hillel Goldberg
* Norman Finkelstein, 96, Margate, FL, March 12, 2019
Born on July 5, 1923 in Brooklyn, New York. Family members – wife, Beverly and two sons, Steven and Cy.
* Robert Steinman, 92, Boynton Beach, FL, March 5, 2019.
Married to Edith, one son, Randy. Was a printer, graduated from the New York School for the Deaf and is last surviving member of Fanwood’s Class of 1947.
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