Saul

On Sunday, September 18, 2005, SAUL RABIN, beloved husband of the late Etta Rabin (nee Eisen); devoted father of Jack Rabin of Harrisburg, PA and Philip Rabin of Owings Mills, MD; dear father-in-law of Sandra Rabin and Susan Rabin; devoted brother of the late Robert and Morris Rabin; loving grandfather of Daniel and Amy Rabin, Scott, Joshua and Benjamin Rabin. Loving great grandfather of Ava Grace Rabin. Services at SOL LEVINSON AND BROS & INC., 8900 Reisterstown Rd at Mt. Wilson Lane on Monday, September 19 at 12 noon.

Could you really kill someone by hacking his pacemaker? An alarmed researcher in Australia thinks so, and really, isn't that enough cause to dial down your "Homeland" disbelief index? It should be, because -- despite a few head-scratching incongruities -- it would be a shame not to have enjoyed one of the show's most gripping installments yet. In Episode 10 of Season 2, Abu Nazir kidnaps Carrie, Brody abets the apparent murder of Vice President Walden and Saul tips his hand too far in challenging the motivations behind the CIA's strategy on this terror investigation.

On February 25, 2004 SAUL WIENNER beloved husband of Wilma Wienner (nee Jacobs); beloved father of Helaine Slatnick of Reisterstown, MD, Larry Wienner and Mark Wienner both of Owings Mills, MD; devoted father-in-law of Garry Slatnick and Jessica Wienner; devoted brother of the late Herbert Wienner; loving grandfather of Bradd and Heather Slatnick and Conner Wienner. Services at SOL LEVINSON & BROS. INC., 8900 Reisterstown Road at Mt. Wilson Lane on Thursday, February 26 at 12 noon. Interment Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery, Berrymans Lane.

Saul Genendlis, an advocate for special education and a retired Baltimore City schools principal and administrator, died of heart disease Sept. 25 at his Hampstead home. He was 84. Known by his students as Mr. G., he was once the city's acting superintendent for special education and a past principal of the William S. Baer and McMechen schools. In 1976, he told a Baltimore Sun reporter that his schools had "no rejects" and that none of his students could be considered too much of a problem.

On Monday, July 18, 2005, MILTON H.F. SAUL; beloved husband of the late Anita Saul (nee Hitchcock); devoted father of Dr. A. Ross Cohen of Mesa, AZ. Also survived by three loving grandchildren. Funeral services and interment will be held at the Arlington Chizuk Amuno Congregation Cemetery, 4300 N. Rogers Avenue, on Thursday, July 21 at 10:30 A.M. Please omit flowers. Arrangements by SOL LEVINSON & BROS, INC.

On August 17, 2005 MILDRED L. SAUL (nee Atkinson); dearest wife if the late Edward A. Saul; devoted mother of Edward E., David W., Richard P. and Jeffery M. Saul; beloved sister of Florence Johnson and Norma Dieter. Also survived by 15 grandchildren, five great grandchildren and many other loving relatives and friends. Christian Wake Service at the Charles L. Stevens Funeral Home, Inc., 1501 E. Fort Avenue, Locust Point, MD, on Thursday at 4 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church on Friday at 11 A.M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

On October 14, 2009 SAUL A. SCHAPIRO father of Simone Schapiro and Zoe Schapiro; son of Daniel and Jeannette Schapiro, brother of Carol S. Kekst and Benjamin S. Schapiro. Relatives and friends are invited to memorial services Sunday 11 a.m. at Joseph Levine & Son, 7112 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to The American Liver Foundation, www.liverfoundation.org/donate. www.levinefuneral.com.

On Monday November 17, 2003, SAUL E. DANENBURG, loving son of the late David (Tefky) and Dena (nee Snyder) Danenburg; beloved brother of Lucille Adler of Baltimore; devoted brother-in-law of Ira Adler; beloved uncle of Roy and Bradley Adler and Robin Greenspan; devoted great-uncle Jeffrey and Sean Greenspan, beloved cousin of Rhona (Sissy) Davis. Also survived by his best friend Ed Franz. Funeral Services and Interment at the Beth Jacob Anshe Veshear Cemetery, Rosedale on Wednesday, November 19, at 11 AM. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be directed to The American Heart Association, 415 N. Charles St. (21201)

On behalf of the Officers, Board of Trustees, Staff and Families of Beth El Congregation, we sorrowfully acknowledge the passing of our esteemed CANTOR EMERITUS, SAUL Z. HAMMERMAN, whose relationship with our synagogue extended for more than 56 years. In his active service as our Hazzan for 45 years, he elevated the quality of our worship with his magnificent voice and profound sense of spirituality. Throughout that time he ministered faithfully as a pastor to our families, whether at times of joy or sadness, adding the uplift and the comfort of the riches of the Jewish Cantorial tradition.

Saul Steven Kushner, a retired Westinghouse Electric Corp. acoustics expert and longtime Severn resident, died of heart failure Sunday at North Arundel Hospital. He was 79. Born and raised in Utica, N.Y., Mr. Kushner served as an electronics technician in the Navy aboard the USS Yokes, a destroyer escort, in the Pacific during World War II. After being injured in a shipboard accident, he was discharged from the Navy and enrolled at the University of Michigan, where he earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry.

"Just because you shot Jesse James does not make you Jesse James," Mike tells Walt late in "Hazard Pay", shooting him back to earth and, at the same, antagonizing Walt to do something stupid. The power struggle between the somehow noble Mike and ego-maniac Walt/Heisenberg continued in the third episode of "Breaking Bad's" fifth season. When Mike lays down the parameters and responsibilities of the new team in Saul's office, he assumes the role as the company's alpha male.  "I handle the business," he says sternly.

Saul Sitzer, who owned a popular Parkville restaurant and was a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who flew numerous combat missions over Germany in World War II, died of stroke complications Sunday at the Loch Raven Veterans Affairs Hospital. He was 86 and lived in Perry Hall. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and raised in the Canarsie section, he was the son of a Polish-born grocer. He was a 1942 graduate of Samuel J. Tilden High School. He attended Brooklyn College and enlisted in what was then the Army Air Corps.

On October 14, 2009 SAUL A. SCHAPIRO father of Simone Schapiro and Zoe Schapiro; son of Daniel and Jeannette Schapiro, brother of Carol S. Kekst and Benjamin S. Schapiro. Relatives and friends are invited to memorial services Sunday 11 a.m. at Joseph Levine & Son, 7112 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to The American Liver Foundation, www.liverfoundation.org/donate. www.levinefuneral.com.

On behalf of the Officers, Board of Trustees, Staff and Families of Beth El Congregation, we sorrowfully acknowledge the passing of our esteemed CANTOR EMERITUS, SAUL Z. HAMMERMAN, whose relationship with our synagogue extended for more than 56 years. In his active service as our Hazzan for 45 years, he elevated the quality of our worship with his magnificent voice and profound sense of spirituality. Throughout that time he ministered faithfully as a pastor to our families, whether at times of joy or sadness, adding the uplift and the comfort of the riches of the Jewish Cantorial tradition.

College soccer scholarships in Anne Arundel County are rare, even at schools like Chesapeake, which has a rich tradition in the sport. So, when the Cougars' Chris Saul signed a national letter of intent two weeks ago to accept a full Division I scholarship to Longwood University in Farmville, Va., it was noteworthy. Saul is just the third Chesapeake soccer player to receive a Division I scholarship. A two-time second-team All-State forward, Saul scored six goals and had eight assists to finish his three-year varsity career with 23 goals and 18 assists.

There comes a moment in life when the weight of memory and emotion can lead to action. For Saul Friedlander, that moment arrived when he stumbled upon a misfiled Nazi document in Bonn, during research for a book on U.S.-German relations before World War II. During 1941, as news of Hitler's atrocities began spreading, Pope Pius XII had warmly invited the Berlin Opera to perform selections from Wagner at the Vatican, according to a formerly secret telegram...

The Queen of England and Michael Jordan collected his pieces, but so did a hairdresser I know. Diana Ross has a Saul Farber original in a house somewhere, but so do a lot of ordinary Baltimoreans who got them or gave them as gifts. Saul Farber created some beautiful things out of glass. He could please either a celebrity scouting a gallery for an objet d'art or a frantic guy looking for a reasonably priced anniversary gift on his way home from work. From jewelry boxes of beveled glass to large stained-glass installations, Saul Farber's legacy is scattered across continents and social classes.

Milton H.F. Saul, an attorney who served as an assistant city solicitor, a police magistrate and a state licensing official, died of heart failure July 18 at his Charles Street home. He was 87. Born in Virginia, he grew up in Baltimore, graduating from Forest Park High School in Baltimore. He earned a degree from the Johns Hopkins University and went into the Army during World War II. Mr. Saul achieved the rank of sergeant and served in India and Southeast Asia. He earned his law degree from the University of Maryland School of Law after he returned from the military and went into practice with his father, A. Walter Saul.

On Friday, March 24, 2006, PEARLLEFTON (nee Belferman) beloved wife of the late Saul Lefton, beloved mother of Audrey Lefton of Baltimore, MD, and Dr. Ronald Lefton of Virginia Beach, VA, mother-in-law of Billy Lipman and Lenore Lefton, beloved sister of Richard Belferman of Bethesda, MD, and the late Phil Belferman and Renee Dodd, adored grandmother of Jason Saul Lefton, Brian Jeffrey Lefton, David Saul Lefton and Lauren Rachael Lefton, loving aunt of...