Stanley Beltzman, a resident of Farmington Hills, Michigan, died on April 2nd, 2020 at the age of 74. Funeral services arranged by The Dorfman Chapel.

Location of Service:

Private Family Services

Date of Service:

Monday April 6th, 2020

Time of Service:

Private  

Interment at:

Private

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Charitable contributions:

Memorial contributions may be made to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP) COVID-19 Response Fund to support preparedness, containment, response and recovery activities for those affected by this virus including first responders and the health care community

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Family Members:

Stanley Neal Beltzman, 74, passed away April 2, 2020 from complications after contracting COVID-19. Loving husband of Linda Pitt Beltzman. Cherished father of Robyn (Glenn) Kaplan, Daniel (Adi) Beltzman and Adam (Rachel) Beltzman. Beloved brother to Michael (Judy) Beltzman, David (Maryann) Beltzman and Richard (Christine) Lipson. Proud “Papa” to Hannah Kaplan, Jaden Beltzman, Samantha Kaplan, Cameron Beltzman, Peyton Kaplan, Miles Beltzman, Ariel Beltzman and Eliana Beltzman. Stanley was preceded in death by his first wife Barbara Beltzman and loving parents Eva and Simon Beltzman, and his loving mother-in-law Doris Lipson.

Stanley was larger than life and a friend to all he encountered. Stan was quick to give a hug and kiss and loved conversation and sharing laughs with longtime friends or those he just met. His jovial personality and gift of gab would have made him terrible at Social Distancing. Stanley was very connected to Temple Israel and its community and loved nothing more than singing along with Linda to the music that he loved at a Shabbat service. He spent much of his time volunteering and enriching the Jewish community in suburban Detroit.

Due to current restrictions preventing gatherings, a public funeral service will not be held at this time. The family will hold an in-person memorial service at his beloved Temple Israel on a future date to be determined.  

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