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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Andrew “Andy” Morton was born on Aug. 14, 1953, in Atlanta, Ga., the eldest of three sons to Seena and Ellis Morton. He passed away peacefully on April 11, 2025, surrounded by his loved ones. Andy graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science in 1973, completing his undergraduate studies in just three years. He went on to earn his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in 1978.
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Born in Atlanta, Ga., on June 15, 1925, Milton Saul was the youngest child of parents, Joseph and Celia Saul. He led a life marked by professional excellence and deep devotion to family. Educated in the Atlanta public school system, Milton graduated from Boys High School in 1942 and went on to enroll and begin college at Emory University. His education was interrupted during World War II, when he turned 18, as he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He served in the elite V-12 Program.
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
An Atlantan for his 82 years, Kenneth “Kenny” Joel Seitz will be greatly missed. Born on May 21, 1942, Kenny was the middle son of Joe and Inez Seitz and attended Morningside Elementary and Grady Memorial High School before studying at the University of Georgia as a proud member of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. After graduation, he briefly worked in New York before moving back to Atlanta. He married Betty Fern Copeland from Birmingham in 1967.
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Nestled in a lush setting at harmony with nature, Lisa Frank’s mid-century house is full of nostalgia and her mother’s art — all “at one with the land.”Featured on tours and in magazines, her four-season garden blooms year-round. She stated, “Finding color combinations that echo and complement each other is the fun part of gardening. I studied art and photography with Ansel Adams and have come to realize Mother Nature is the greatest artist of all.
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2 weeks ago | 
atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Marilyn Pearlman was a go-getter, a tiny tornado who got things done. Whether leading a non-profit organization, promoting a product, or ushering at The Temple, she always gave her best. Marilyn died April 3 from complications of a stroke. She was 77. Born in Memphis, she graduated from Central High School followed by Rhodes College with a degree in English. Growing up in Memphis, she was a member of Temple Israel and Reena BBG. After college, she moved to Atlanta where she taught English briefly.
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Chesed, Hebrew for “benevolence,” was a defining characteristic of Elaine Beeber. The Almighty is described as “absolute Chesed,” absolute loving-kindness. Elaine Beeber was surely created Beitzelem Eloheim, “in the image of G-d.”Elaine Beeber was very much of the South, especially the American Jewish South. She was born in Atlanta, Ga., and passed away there, at age 93.
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Donald Brian Levine, 68, of Marietta, Ga., passed away peacefully on April 23, 2025, after a short and sudden illness. He was born on March 4, 1957, in Nashville, Tenn., to David and Francine Levine. Throughout his life, Don was a devoted husband, proud father, and loyal friend. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University and was a proud member of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Rabbi David A. Baylinson passed away on April 13, 2025. He did justice, loved mercy, and walked humbly with his God for 95 years. He stood for love – love for all and stood against prejudice of any kind. His smile lit up every room he entered, and although he was small in stature, he was a larger-than-life presence to all who knew him. David had a passion for teaching and was most proud of serving his communities as a Rabbi.
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atlantajewishtimes.com | Marcia Caller Jaffe
Adam Benjamin Goldfarb, 31, passed away unexpectedly on March 25, 2025, in London, England, due to a sudden cardiac event. Born in Westerville, Ohio, Adam lived with unmatched intensity, embracing every opportunity with intelligence, humor, and adventure. A graduate of Riverwood High School in Atlanta, Adam pursued his love of law at Durham University in the UK, earning Upper Second-Class Honors. He built a distinguished legal career in London at Weil Gotshal and Kirkland & Ellis.
