HABER Dr. Oscar
104, born on March 8, 1910 passed into the presence of GOD on Saturday, April 5, 2014. Oscar was born in Brzeznica, Poland, one of ten children raised in a family of devoutly Orthodox Jews. A Polish Jew, surviving the Holocaust, who lived to tell so many about it said only this, "GOD gives, I take. It is very simple." There was nothing boastful or revengeful about Oscar. He was a man without hate. Oscar Haber was a 29-year-old dentist when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939. He was married in 1930 to Fryda Himmelblau, deceased 2005. After the war Oscar and Fryda immigrated to Belgium and later to Israel. They came to Lexington, KY in 1980 to be with family. He is a member of the Ohavay Zion Synagogue. He is survived by a son, Henri Eduard (Jennifer) Haber, Riverbank, CA; two grandchildren Roy Joseph Haber, Lexington; Diane Haber (Timothy) Wickham, Cincinnati, OH; two great-grandchildren, Davis Benjamin Wickham and Lincoln Oskar Wickham. Included amongst his adopted family with him to the end: Anne and John Snell, Andre and Kasia Pater, Bob and Velma Meade, Elwira and Mariusz Fuz, Dr. Ron Sakaly, Dr. Andrzej and Elizabeth Wala, Dr. Damon and Sarah Jane Pleasant, Dr. Terrance Furlow, Kot and Maria Unrug, Dr. Daniel and Ayse Nahum. Services will be Tuesday, April 8, 2014 at 12pm at Milward-Broadway, with Rabbi Smolkin officiating. Friends may call 10am Tuesday. Burial will follow in Lexington Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Opportunity International, PO Box 3695, Oakbrook, IL
104, born on March 8, 1910 passed into the presence of GOD on Saturday, April 5, 2014. Oscar was born in Brzeznica, Poland, one of ten children raised in a family of devoutly Orthodox Jews. A Polish Jew, surviving the Holocaust, who lived to tell so many about it said only this, "GOD gives, I take. It is very simple." There was nothing boastful or revengeful about Oscar. He was a man without hate. Oscar Haber was a 29-year-old dentist when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939. He was married in 1930 to Fryda Himmelblau, deceased 2005. After the war Oscar and Fryda immigrated to Belgium and later to Israel. They came to Lexington, KY in 1980 to be with family. He is a member of the Ohavay Zion Synagogue. He is survived by a son, Henri Eduard (Jennifer) Haber, Riverbank, CA; two grandchildren Roy Joseph Haber, Lexington; Diane Haber (Timothy) Wickham, Cincinnati, OH; two great-grandchildren, Davis Benjamin Wickham and Lincoln Oskar Wickham. Included amongst his adopted family with him to the end: Anne and John Snell, Andre and Kasia Pater, Bob and Velma Meade, Elwira and Mariusz Fuz, Dr. Ron Sakaly, Dr. Andrzej and Elizabeth Wala, Dr. Damon and Sarah Jane Pleasant, Dr. Terrance Furlow, Kot and Maria Unrug, Dr. Daniel and Ayse Nahum. Services will be Tuesday, April 8, 2014 at 12pm at Milward-Broadway, with Rabbi Smolkin officiating. Friends may call 10am Tuesday. Burial will follow in Lexington Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Opportunity International, PO Box 3695, Oakbrook, IL
HABER Dr. Oscar
104, born on March 8, 1910 passed into the presence of GOD on Saturday, April 5, 2014. Oscar was born in Brzeznica, Poland, one of ten children raised in a family of devoutly Orthodox Jews. A Polish Jew, surviving the Holocaust, who lived to tell so many about it said only this, "GOD gives, I take. It is very simple." There was nothing boastful or revengeful about Oscar. He was a man without hate. Oscar Haber was a 29-year-old dentist when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939. He was married in 1930 to Fryda Himmelblau, deceased 2005. After the war Oscar and Fryda immigrated to Belgium and later to Israel. They came to Lexington, KY in 1980 to be with family. He is a member of the Ohavay Zion Synagogue. He is survived by a son, Henri Eduard (Jennifer) Haber, Riverbank, CA; two grandchildren Roy Joseph Haber, Lexington; Diane Haber (Timothy) Wickham, Cincinnati, OH; two great-grandchildren, Davis Benjamin Wickham and Lincoln Oskar Wickham. Included amongst his adopted family with him to the end: Anne and John Snell, Andre and Kasia Pater, Bob and Velma Meade, Elwira and Mariusz Fuz, Dr. Ron Sakaly, Dr. Andrzej and Elizabeth Wala, Dr. Damon and Sarah Jane Pleasant, Dr. Terrance Furlow, Kot and Maria Unrug, Dr. Daniel and Ayse Nahum. Services will be Tuesday, April 8, 2014 at 12pm at Milward-Broadway, with Rabbi Smolkin officiating. Friends may call 10am Tuesday. Burial will follow in Lexington Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Opportunity International, PO Box 3695, Oakbrook, IL
104, born on March 8, 1910 passed into the presence of GOD on Saturday, April 5, 2014. Oscar was born in Brzeznica, Poland, one of ten children raised in a family of devoutly Orthodox Jews. A Polish Jew, surviving the Holocaust, who lived to tell so many about it said only this, "GOD gives, I take. It is very simple." There was nothing boastful or revengeful about Oscar. He was a man without hate. Oscar Haber was a 29-year-old dentist when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939. He was married in 1930 to Fryda Himmelblau, deceased 2005. After the war Oscar and Fryda immigrated to Belgium and later to Israel. They came to Lexington, KY in 1980 to be with family. He is a member of the Ohavay Zion Synagogue. He is survived by a son, Henri Eduard (Jennifer) Haber, Riverbank, CA; two grandchildren Roy Joseph Haber, Lexington; Diane Haber (Timothy) Wickham, Cincinnati, OH; two great-grandchildren, Davis Benjamin Wickham and Lincoln Oskar Wickham. Included amongst his adopted family with him to the end: Anne and John Snell, Andre and Kasia Pater, Bob and Velma Meade, Elwira and Mariusz Fuz, Dr. Ron Sakaly, Dr. Andrzej and Elizabeth Wala, Dr. Damon and Sarah Jane Pleasant, Dr. Terrance Furlow, Kot and Maria Unrug, Dr. Daniel and Ayse Nahum. Services will be Tuesday, April 8, 2014 at 12pm at Milward-Broadway, with Rabbi Smolkin officiating. Friends may call 10am Tuesday. Burial will follow in Lexington Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Opportunity International, PO Box 3695, Oakbrook, IL
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