Aron M. Lipshy

Aron Mark Lipshy Aron died on March 9, 2019 in Sterling Heights, Michigan. He was sixty-nine years old. He was born in Detroit, Michigan on October 8, 1949. He was the son of the late Morris Lipshy and the late Leah (Zagal) Lipshy. He was predeceased by his brothers, Stuart and Michael Lipshy. His beloved mother-in-law, Angeline Turowski, predeceased him by one day. Aron is survived by his wife Janice (Turowski) Lipshy, brothers-in-law David (Marion) and Edward R (Suzanne) Turowski and sister-in-law Elaine Eckstein, eleven nephews and nieces and numerous great-nephews and nieces (Uncle Aron!). He is also survived by many friends. Aron lived and enjoyed his life to the fullest. He knew where to get the best coney dog, the best milk shake, etc. Mr. Paul's restaurant was one of his favorites. Aron graduated from Michigan State University in 1971. He may have been their biggest fan. As season ticket(s) holder for Spartan football he was generous in his invitations every fall to family and friends to attend a home game in East Lansing. And looking down he must be pleased to see Izzo's team placing at the top this year. Aron was the go-to-guy when there was a question about anything in sports. Aron's sport was bowling. From a young man he excelled at the bowling alley. 1969-MSU Intramural Independent Team Championship, 1971-Lansing, Capitol City Single Match Game Championship, 1971-Took over the lead in All Events at the American Bowling Congress Tournament at Cobo Hall in Detroit as a 21yr. old MSU senior in his first ABC Tournament and finish 8th in All Events, 1971-Finished 21st at US team Trials in Columbus, Ohio, 1981-Made the Lansing All City Team, 1972-Became Certified Expert in ball fitting and drilling from the Brunswick Corporation, 1977-Won the Michigan Majors Championship averaging 243 at Gold Crown Lanes, 2002-Greater Detroit Bowing Association Doubles Championship w/partner Billy Cole at Astro Lanes in Madison Heights, Mi., 2002-04-Professional Bowlers Association Senior Tour Player, 2004-First 300 Game and First 800 Series at Five Star Lanes in Sterling Heights, Mi. (later going on to a career high of twenty-two 300 Games and three 800+ Series). These are a brief representation of his many bowling achievements. Aron enjoyed a lifetime of "wins". Aron's funeral was held March 14, 2019 at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home in Warren. His remains were cremated.

Funeral Home:

A.H. Peters Funeral Home of Warren

32000 Schoenherr Road,

Warren, MI

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