Schwartz Шварц Louis Eliezer Элиезер

Cigar Maker

Baker

Cigar Factory

names placed for record keeping. No family connections

69, of Tucson, died November 3, 2002. Born July 28, 1933 in Boston,MA, to Harry and Frieda Grossman. Mel was proprietor of Hillside Motors for 44 years and was highly respected businessman. He had a sense of Humor, was a generous man, and was never seen without a smile, stick of gum, chocolate chip cookie or a Bagel for friends and acquaintances. He dedicate d his life to his grandchildren. Besides the Automobile business, Mel and his wife, Sandy owned and operated Sandy\'s Antiques & Jewelery. He gave his wife Sandy a very exciting life, traveling all over the world. He proposed to her on the day they met 48 years ago. Mel was a U.S. Army veteran, serving in the Korean Conflict. Mel was preceded in death by his daughter, Beth Helen Boling. Survived by his wife, Sandra; twin brother, Francis (Norma) Grossman; brother, Bennett (Paula) Gardner both of Tucson; grandchildren, Shauna and Scott Boling; brother0in-law and sister-in-law, Reva and Ralph Karp; son-in-law, Chris Boling; nieces and nephews, Harrieanne, Jeff, Lewis, Cindy, Debbie, Sharon, Ray, Theresa, Eric, Veronica; numerous great nieces and ne phews; and many other loving family members in Milwaukee, WI. Service will be Wednesday, November 6, 2002. EVERGREEN MORTUARY, with Rabbi Thomas Louchheim officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that a tree be planted in Israel in memory of Melvin P. Grossman, c/o Jewish National Fund, 78 Randall Ave. Rockville Cenre New York, NY. 11570 or call 1-800-542-8733. Arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY AND CEMETERY, N. Oracle & W. Miracle MileVicente L. Lopez,

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