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Michael BRAVERMAN Obituary

BRAVERMAN, Michael Passed away on Oct. 4, 2010. Beloved husband of Diane; Cherished father of Kim (Scott) Zimmerman and Michael (Karen) Brody; Adoring Gampa of Samantha, Taylor, and Emily; Loving brother of Norm (Sally) Braverman; Dear uncle of Andrew and Jodi Braverman. A graduate of C.S.U.N., Michael worked as the Court Administrator for the Los Angeles Superior Court for over 30 years. My dearest husband, please rest in peace. There aren't enough words to describe the love and joy you gave. You will be forever missed. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers donations to the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society. Services are today, 2 PM at Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries - Simi Valley, (800) 600-0076.

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Published by Los Angeles Times on Oct. 6, 2010.

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Nadine Smeyne

October 7, 2010

Alan and I are shocked, devastated and lonely with the thought of Mike gone. He was a sweet man and a dear friend. The memory of his smile will be with us no matter where we live. It is with great sympathy that we have keep in touch with you on this occasion. Our thoughts are with all of Mike's dear family.

Love,

Michael Braver

October 6, 2010

Hello. I hope you don't think this is strange, but I received the notice of Michael Braverman's passing. My name is also Michael Braverman, and I Iive in Los Angeles. We don't know each other, but I was touched by what you wrote. So, please accept condolences from a complete stranger....with the same name.
Best regards,
Michael L Braverman

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