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Max Granzberg Obituary

Published by Star Tribune on Nov. 27, 2008.

Granzberg, Max 92, of St. Louis Park, formerly of St. Paul. Preceded in death by brothers, Louis, Morrie, Simon, Bill & sister, Helen Turner. Survived by wife of 51 years, Grace; sons, Gary (MaryAnn) of Winnipeg, Canada, Mark (Abby) of Los Angeles and daughter, Bonnie (Tim) Wilkins; brother-in-law, Leon (Chelle) Katz; grandchildren, Melinda Bebeau, Angela Granzberg, Lorri Gill, Kim Smith, Natalie Stevens, Eric Granzberg, Gwyn Granzberg, Adam Granzberg, Katherine Wilkins and Kevin Wilkins; great-grandchildren, Nathan and Brendan Bebeau, and many nieces and nephews. Max was longtime member of the masons. Graveside service FRIDAY, 11 AM, TEMPLE OF AARON CEMETERY, Dale at Larpenteur, Roseville. Memorials at: Grace D. & Max Granzberg Scholarship Fund at the St. Paul JCC, 1375 St. Paul Ave., St. Paul, 55116. Shiva: Saturday 7 PM at Sholom Home West, 3620 Phillips Parkway, St. Louis Park. Hodroff-Epstein 612 871-1234
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November 28, 2008

Kenneth Vitoff posted to the memorial.

November 27, 2008

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November 27, 2008

Aaron and Louise Miller posted to the memorial.

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Kenneth Vitoff

November 28, 2008

I remember Uncle Max from a long time ago. I always knew him as my Uncle Max but he was actually my Great-Uncle. He always had a smile on his face. He has lived a long and good life. We will miss him dearly.
With love from Ken & Rita

Maura Scherrer

November 27, 2008

Dearest Grace,
My deepest sympathy to you in this time of grief. I wish I could be there with you to provide some comfort. May God guide you in your time of sorrow. Know that I love you so much and always will.
You daughter-in-law, Maura

Aaron and Louise Miller

November 27, 2008

The Family of Max Granzberg:
Sorry to learn of your loss. May G-D be with you to comfort you. May G-D give you strength during your sorrow-to ease your pain...

Peggy Kane

November 27, 2008

Dear Grace & Family
If words could only wash away
The empty feeling of the day
How grand I'd be on the morrow
Knowing I relieved you of your sorrow
But there's nothing I can say or do
Except of course to pray for you
For strength to accept what you must bear
Knowing you have friends who care

My deepest sympathies,
Peggy Kane