DINA BRODSKY

CHAPEL SERVICE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2024, AT 2:00 P.M. HEBREW MEMORIAL CHAPEL. ***THE CHAPEL SERVICE WILL BE WEBCAST AND AVAILABLE TO VIEW ON THIS WEB PAGE *** Dina Brodsky, 95, of Franklin, died February 10, 2024. Dina was the beloved wife of the late Herman Brodsky; cherished mother of Ann (Dr. David) Rosenberg, Helene Brodsky Brody, Jeffrey (Stacy) Brodsky, Dr. Marc (Dr. Susan) Brodsky; loving grandmother of Dr. Barry (Dr. Sharon) Rosenberg, Steve (Heather) Rosenberg, Dr. Kevin (Dr. Michelle) Rosenberg, Rochelle Leigh Rosenberg (Daniel Ben-Zadok), Stuart (Amy) Brody, Rachel Brody, Brian (Natalie) Brodsky, Dr. Tamara (Sam) Lerer, Dr. Danielle (Austin) Frieder, Michael Brodsky (Sarah Schonberg), Cantor Olivia Brodsky; treasured great-grandmother (Bubbie Dina) of Drew, Lauren, and Carly Rosenberg, Brooke, Hannah, and Julia Rosenberg, Nathan, Joseph, Naomi, and Ariella Rosenberg, Leo, Levi, and Golda Ben-Zadok, Lilly, Evie, and Allie Brody, Noa Brodsky, Ryan and Nolan Lerer, Axel Frieder, Ari Brodsky. Adored daughter of the late Louis and Rose Konikof. Dina was born and grew up in Chicago. She met the love of her life, Herman, at Mendelson’s Resort in South Haven on July 4, 1949. After dancing to “Some Enchanted Evening” they dated long distance, got engaged New Year’s Eve 1949, and were married March 19, 1950. They were married for 54 years. Dina’s husband and children always came first. The Jewish holidays for Dina, such as Pesach Seders, were fun, participatory events, where each family member—both adults and children—had an important role. Dina made every family milestone a celebration: for her special birthdays she planned trips, inviting all family members to celebrate with her. On other family simchas and milestones, she traveled to share in the festivities. Truly a “Woman of Valor,” she was known as the kindest, most generous, and thoughtful person. Her and Herman’s philanthropic endeavors within the Jewish community, both here and in Israel, gave her tremendous fulfillment. Throughout their lives, they supported many organizations such as Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit, Hillel Day School, the Zekelman Holocaust Center, Tamarack Camps, Frankel Jewish Academy, Jewish Theological Seminary, Yeshiva Beth Yehuda, Friendship Circle, University of Michigan Hillel, the Berman Theater at The J, National Council of Jewish Women, and Hadassah. While happy to help those in need through contributions, she was equally generous helping friends and acquaintances who fell on hard times. Dina also had an enormous circle of friends. She loved spending time with her girlfriends, both in Florida and in Detroit, regarding them as the sisters she never had. Although her appearance was always elegant and stylish, most importantly, a genuine sweetness emanated from Dina; she was even more beautiful on the inside than she was on the outside. INTERMENT: Clover Hill Park Cemetery 2425 E. 14 Mile Road Birmingham, MI 48009 OFFICIATING: Rabbi Joseph Krakoff Rabbi Aaron Starr Hazzan David Propis Cantor Olivia Brodsky SHIVA: The family will receive condolence visits following the interment through Sunday at The residence: 32824 Brookwood Lane Franklin, MI 48025 The days and times are: Monday: After the interment until 9 P.M. with Religious Services at 6:15 P.M. Tuesday through Thursday: Religious Services at 8 A.M. Family requests privacy between the hours of 3:30 P.M. until 5:30 P.M. Condolence visits will continue until 9 P.M. with Religious Services at 6:15 P.M. Friday: Religious Services at 8 A.M. Condolence visits will conclude at 3:30 P.M. Family will gather at 5:00 P.M. for Religious Services at: Congregation Shaarey Zedek 27375 Bell Road Southfield, MI 48034 Sunday: 9 A.M. Religious Services CONTRIBUTIONS: If you wish to honor the memory of MRS. DINA BRODSKY, you may do so by donating to one of the charities below and clicking on the web site link. Congregation Shaarey Zedek www.shaareyzedek.org Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit www.jewishdetroit.org Hillel Day School www.hillelday.org Tamarack Camps www.tamarackcamps.com Frankel Jewish Academy www.frankelja.org Friendship Circle. www.friendshipcircle.org

DINA BRODSKY

December 12, 1928 - February 10, 2024

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December 12, 1928 - February 10, 2024

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