HARRIET BURNSTEIN, died Feb. 1, 2010. Beloved widow of Wallace “Wally” Burnstein; dear mother of Harlan (Shelley) Burnstein, Sanford “Sandy” Burnstein and Richard “Ricky” Burnstein; loving grandmother of Brad, Sam, Jacob and Kaitlyn Burnstein; dear sister of Arthur Shank; dear aunt, cousin and friend. Contributions to charity of the donor’s choice. Rindskopf-Roth

VERNON W. FISCHER, PH.D., died Feb. 2, 2010. Dear son of the late Jacob and Milla Fischer; dear brother of the late Gerhard Fischer; Vernon was cared for and loved by his cousins Margot Prinz and Miriam Dennison of St. Louis and his family throughout the country; dear friend and colleague. Dr. Fischer was a retired professor emeritus of anatomy and neurobiology at Saint Louis University School of Medicine and Holocaust Survivor. Contributions to a charity of the donor’s choice. Berger Memorial

SUSAN LAURIE FRY, died Feb. 4, 2010. Beloved daughter of Eleanor and Milton Fry; dear sister of Robert S. Fry and Lawrence “Larry” (Marti J.) Fry; loving aunt of Daniel Isaac, Brian Andrew and Jonathan London Fry; beloved granddaughter of the late Mary Singer Krout and the late Isadore and Marie London Fry; dear friend to many. Contributions to Temple Israel. Rindskopf-Roth

CAROL BETSY MORGAN, died Feb. 1, 2010. Dear wife of Charles W. Morgan; devoted and loving mother of Linda (Dr. Jerome) Cohen and Jeffrey (Lisa) Morgan; adoring grandmother of Michael Donahue, Caitlin Morgan, Whitney Morgan and Carter Morgan; loving sister of Jerry (Barbara) Wise of Newton, Mass.; loving aunt of Joanne Wise and Andy Wise; beloved sister-in-law of Edith (the late Meyer) Frank, the late Dan (Hortense) Morgan and the late Frieda (late Milton) Ferman; dear aunt, great-aunt and friend. Berger Memorial

SHELDON ORENSTEIN, died Feb. 1, 2010. Beloved brother of Mark (Janine) Orenstein; loving uncle of Arielle (Jeff) Sax and Tira (Moshe) Gubin; loving great-uncle of Meyer Sax, Dovid, Hadassah and Batsheva Gubin; beloved cousin of Andrea (Lester) Richman and Stephanie (Don) Knepper who were like sisters to him, and many other cousins and family; dear uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend to many. Contributions to Traditional Congregation, Epstein Hebrew Academy or the American Cancer Society. Rindskopf-Roth

ROSLYN BROIDA RAFEY, died Jan. 29, 2010 in Falls Church, Va. Mrs. Rafey was born November 26, 1922 in St. Louis to Max Broida, whose family were founders of Broida Brothers Jobbing Co. and Sigma Chemical Corporation, and to Jennie Cohen Broida, whose family founded the Central Hardware Department Store chain and the Glasco Electric Co. The third oldest of four sisters, she grew up on Pershing Avenue and attended Soldan High, graduating in 1939, after which she attended the University of Missouri. In 1941, she married Charles I. Sher. While her husband served on the European front during WWII, she worked for McDonnell Aircraft at Lambert Field. She re-married in 1960 to Dr. Ernest G. Rafey. Mrs. Rafey was a life member of both Hadassah and Brandeis. She is remembered for her tireless devotion to her family, her love of knitting, reading and gourmet cooking, her great facility at organization and her elegant sense of style and social grace. Beloved wife for nearly 50 years of Dr. Ernest G. Rafey; mother of Gail (Brendan) Collins of Emeryville, Calif., Larry Rafey of Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., Beverly (the late Kenneth) Appel of Las Vegas, N.M., Richter (Laura) Rafey of Santa Clara, Calif.; grandmother of William (Will) Minot Rafey and Kelly Minot Rafey. Survived by her sisters Lillian (the late Theodore) Gitt of St. Louis and Jane (the late “Duck”) Drake of Santa Monica, Calif. Contributions to the Nature Conservancy, Forest Park Forever or The American Heart Association.

ROSLYN BROIDA RAFEY, died Jan. 29, 2010 in Falls Church, Va. Mrs. Rafey was born November 26, 1922 in St. Louis to Max Broida, whose family were founders of Broida Brothers Jobbing Co. and Sigma Chemical Corporation, and to Jennie Cohen Broida, whose family founded the Central Hardware Department Store chain and the Glasco Electric Co. The third oldest of four sisters, she grew up on Pershing Avenue and attended Soldan High, graduating in 1939, after which she attended the University of Missouri. In 1941, she married Charles I. Sher. While her husband served on the European front during WWII, she worked for McDonnell Aircraft at Lambert Field. She re-married in 1960 to Dr. Ernest G. Rafey. Mrs. Rafey was a life member of both Hadassah and Brandeis. She is remembered for her tireless devotion to her family, her love of knitting, reading and gourmet cooking, her great facility at organization and her elegant sense of style and social grace. Beloved wife for nearly 50 years of Dr. Ernest G. Rafey; mother of Gail (Brendan) Collins of Emeryville, Calif., Larry Rafey of Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., Beverly (the late Kenneth) Appel of Las Vegas, N.M., Richter (Laura) Rafey of Santa Clara, Calif.; grandmother of William (Will) Minot Rafey and Kelly Minot Rafey. Survived by her sisters Lillian (the late Theodore) Gitt of St. Louis and Jane (the late “Duck”) Drake of Santa Monica, Calif. Contributions to the Nature Conservancy, Forest Park Forever or The American Heart Association.