He just wanted to see great basketball and may the best team (and the team he placed bets on) win! He wasn’t a typical “fan”- he had no loyalties to one particular team. He could usually be found sitting in his recliner in the den watching a game on tv. He received the Jewish Basketball League Alumni Award in 2013. He played, coached, and refereed, and from 1976-81, he evaluated officials for the NBA and supervised officials for the professional CBA league. He spent time visiting with his children and grandchildren throughout the years.Īs anyone who knew him knows, Myron loved, lived and breathed basketball. He was always supportive of his children’s varied pursuits – financing education, attending tennis matches, gymnastic meets, concerts, dance performances, and never forgetting to send a greeting card, with his creative rhymes, on every occasion.

Myron was a devoted and loving husband, father, and grandfather. They both taught health/physical education at Overbrook High School for over 20 years and created the Har Zion Fun and Fitness Club. Myron and his wife Deena, married 65 years, lived in Greenhill Farms, Philadelphia from 1973-2020. Born and raised in Philadelphia, he graduated from Overbrook High School (1949} and Temple University. Rosenbaum, 91, died at Beaumont at Bryn Mawr, PA.

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