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Shirlee Caplan-Clayton



Shirlee Caplan-Clayton, 87, of West Bloomfield, Michigan, died on 25 April 2021.

The Funeral was A PRIVATE FAMILY SERVICE on Monday, 26 April 2021 at 12:00 PM .

Rabbi Harold Loss officiated.

Click to watch a video of the recorded service.

Family members include:
Beloved wife of the late Max Caplan and the late Gerald Clayton. Loving partner of 15 years of Arnold Fuller. Cherished mother of Susan Salinger, Carole (Michael Sosin) Caplan-Sosin, Alan (Victoria North) Caplan, Bruce (Lisa) Clayton and Dr. Marshall (Cindy) Clayton; Proud grandmother of Daniele (Yuri) Tavbin, Maisie (Dean Canale) Salinger, Max (Amanda Clevey Brown) Brown, Elana Brown, Rose Brown, Walker Caplan, Nat Caplan, Joshua Caplan, Henry Clayton, Rachel (Dan) Bronson, Amy (Travis) Patton, and Stacy (Matt) Waterbury. Adoring great-grandmother of Blake and Oliver Tavbin, Nora, Sophie and Jeremy Bronson, Ellie and Jack Patton, and Parker Waterbury. Loving sister of Dorothy Reisman and the late David Tucker. Also survived by Arnold’s children, Michael Fuller, Ricki (Ralph) Pagono and Jimmy (Trina) Fuller.

The family invites friends to join them for a zoom shiva service for Shirlee Caplan-Clayton, Monday at 7:00 p.m. Click here to join the zoom shiva
Meeting ID: 871 0991 8710
Passcode: 474625

Metro Detroit’s Jewish funeral homes have agreed that families should follow the directive of Centers for Disease Control and restrict the size of gatherings to no more than 25 people inside and 50 at graveside.

For now, in-person funeral attendance will be limited to only immediate family. Otherwise, funerals may be viewed live and recorded on chapel websites.

Together, we thank the community for understanding during this unusual and challenging time.



It is suggested that those who wish to further honor the memory of Shirlee Caplan-Clayton may do so by making a contribution to:

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