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Meyer “Mike” Mayoff

Meyer “Mike” Mayoff, (Abr) 87, of North Lauderdale, Florida, passed on to eternal rest on November 20, 1998 surrounded by people he loved.  Survivors include Ada, his loving wife of 58 years; son Bernard and Denise Mayoff; daughter Elaine and Gerald Isaacs; grandchildren Jeffrey, Robert, Elizabeth and Cheryl Mayoff; Aaron and Bradley Isaacs; brother Sol and Zelda Mayoff; sisters Doris Bezonsky and Fritz Perel; and many nieces and nephews.

 

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Meyer (Mike) Zalman ben Avraham

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Marty Nickow

Marty Nickow (hen) passed away on November 8th , 1998, 1 month shy of his 70th birthday.  He is survived by his wife, Nita, son Edward & daughter in law Shirlee, daughter Wendy Morton and son in law Tom, son Dan and daughter in law Betsy and 8 grandchildren.

 

Marty Nickow
Marty Nickow

 

 

Israel Mayov

Israel Mayov died suddenly at his home on February 23, 1949. He is survived by his wife, Shifra Simon Mayov; one son, Ben; three grandchildren; one brother, Abraham; and one sister, Mrs. M. Bottler (Sonia). He was the father of the late Dr. Moses Mayov. Funeral took place from Paperman’s, Rabbi M. Wachtfogel officiating. Burial was in King Edward cemetery. Shiva was at the home of his son.

Small black and white photo of Israel Mayov and his wife seated, with their adult sons standing behind them.
Seated: Shifra and Israel Mayov.
Standing: Ben and Moses Mayov

Moses Mayov (Isr)

Dr. Moses Mayov died January 19, 1944 at age 35 in Montreal, Canada.  He was born April 3, 1908 in Quebec, Canada.  He was the son of Israel and Shifra Mayov; husband of Anne Routenberg; Brother of Charles Berman (Ben) Mayov; Father of Joyce Mayov Singer.  He lived at 403 St. Joseph Boulevard West, Apartment 2.

Dr. Mayoff was a well-known figure in local medical circles.  He was educated at Baron Byng High School and at McGill University, graduating from McGill’s faculty of medicine in 1935.  He interned at Saint John, N.B., and later at Kingston, N.Y., opening his own practice in Montreal in 1938.

Associated for some years with the Jewish General Hospital and the Woman’s General Hospital, Dr. Mayoff took a special interest in the welfare of children.  His interest in the younger generations developed a close link for him with the Children’s Memorial Hospital.

Dr. Mayoff was also known locally as a lecturer on such subjects as social hygiene and children’s health problems.  He was interested in music and was at one time a member of the Y.M.H.A. orchestra.

Rifle practice and photography were among his hobbies.

Sepia portrait of Br. Moses Mayov