Portrait of Michael Kahn

Obituary · Minneapolis, MN

Michael Kahn

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Michael will be deeply missed by all who loved them.

"To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die."
— Thomas Campbell
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After a life of love and quiet grace, Michael Kahn of Minneapolis, MN has passed.

What you read below is one part of a life lived with quiet purpose.

The work of a parent is rarely finished — it lives on in the children they loved.

Age 87, originally from Los Angeles, CA. Passed away May 3, 2026 at home. Survived by his spouse, Rita Ann Kahn; children, Bruce (Darrell), David (Pam); grandchildren, Jacob (Kelly), Justin, Danny, Kristin, Heather (Jayson); great-grandchildren, Oliver, Maizy, Jude; and many nieces and nephews, cousins and friends. Preceded in death by parents, Nathan and Anne Kahn, sister Phyllis Dembicer (David). Graveside service 10:30am Wednesday May 6 at Minneapolis Jewish Cemetery (Gemelus Chesed) 7032 Penn Avenue South, Richfield, MN and also available on zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89557731730?pwd=SpBi8eEa8niVRlQiZO06FUZzGMvFeb.1

SHIVA to be held Wednesday (May 6) and Thursday (May 7) at 7pm at Urbana Place Senior Living, 5601 94th Avenue North, Brooklyn Park, MN.

Service Information

  • Service
    Graveside Service for Michael at Gemelus Chesed Cemetery7032 Penn Avenue S., Richfield, MN, 55423
  • Service
    Shiva for Michael at Urbana Place Senior Living5601 94th Avenue North, Brooklyn Park, MN, 55443
  • Service
    Shiva for Michael at Urbana Place Senior Living5601 94th Avenue North, Brooklyn Park, MN, 55443

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