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Applebaum, Barry W. of Randolph
May 19, 2001, beloved husband of Paula (Fleming). Devoted father of Scott Applebaum of Randolph and his girlfriend Laura Fournier. Dear son of the late Samuel and Ruth (Gelnore) Applebaum. Dear son-in-law of Eleanor Fleming of Randolph. Brother-in-law of Harry and Sharon Kane of Virginia.
See Boston Globe article at the bottom of this page
My sister, Maxine, who became a Gelman in 1972, never changed her name, even when she divorced her husband. She was a child psychologist in Baker County, Fla. for many years. She grew up on West Selden Street, Mattapan, and was graduated in 1967 from GLS, then Boston State College in 1971. She passed away, suddenly, in July of 1999, nine weeks after our father. She is very missed. She loved Simco's on the Bridge. Ellen Temkin ellentemkin@rcn.com
Gerald Isaacson, of Sharon, May 30, 2002, loving partner of Nancy Blacker. Dear son of Arlene Isaacson of Randolph and the late Joseph Isaacson. Devoted father of Scott Isaacson of Brockton and Adam Isaacson and his wife Diane of North Attleboro. Loving brother of Richard Isaacson of Braintree and Roy Isaacson and his wife Debbie of Easton. Dear grandfather of Samuel. Remembrances may be made to the Thoracic Oncology Unit, c/o Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, C.C. 913, 330 Brookline Ave., Boston, MA 02215
Susan (Rentzer) Freedman, GLS and Brighton High School '60, died from complications after her second heart transplant at UCLA Medical Center January 11, 1993. Susan is survived by her husband Saul, Boston Tech '59, originally from Marden Avenue in Dorchester, brother Howard, English High School '66. She left three children, Debra, Andrea and Daniel. While that was ten years ago, she is still missed by the four grandchildren she never saw and her family and friends that remember the courage she displayed. Saul Freedman The FREEDMAN Group 818-774-0801 E-Fax 707-897-0081
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