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Funeral Details:
12:00 PM, Sunday, September 6, 2026
Graveside at Arlington Memorial Park in Sandy Springs
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Meeting ID: 870 4816 6970
Passcode: 330999
Shiva Details: Shiva will be held at the home of Jules Greenblatt and Elaine Cobern, 740 Latour Dr Atlanta 30350, on Sunday and Monday evenings from 6:30-9:00 pm with minyan at 7:00 pm.
Jules Nelson Greenblatt passed away on September 4 after a brief and brave battle with cancer. Jules was a devoted dad, partner, sibling, uncle and friend to many. Upon diagnosis, he continued to treasure, and hold dear, his love of family and friends. He was intent on living his best life.
Born in East Patterson, NJ and the oldest of three, Jules was preceded in death by his parents Barbara Lee Rubinstein, daughter of Julius and Florence (Lipsky) Rubinstein and Don Greenblatt, son of Harry and Mary Greenblatt and by Phyllis Maslia, his beloved wife and loving mother of their son Sam. Jules looked up to his father, Don, who was a special influence in his life.
Jules was a true renaissance man and had varied interests and talents including music, cooking, gardening, fishing, and traveling. A frequent concert goer, he played guitar and enjoyed a variety of music genres. Jules was a superb cook and enthusiastic about new and creative recipes. He could plate and platter with the best of them! Over his lifetime, Jules loved and always had dogs and leaves behind Molly. Most of all, Jules was a kind and loyal person who chose to connect deeply with those around him.
Jules adored his son Sam, nieces and nephew. At family gatherings, he could be seen watching the children with a huge grin on his face. He continued to be close to his childhood friends and was touched by their care and devotion during his illness.
Jules will always be loved and remembered by son Sam Franklin Greenblatt, partner Elaine Cobern (he called her queen), sisters Sharon Spiegelman (Marty) and Lisa Halpern (Marty), nephews Alex Halpern (Alli), Lewis Halpern (Rachael), and Andy Halpern (Sophie) and four great nieces and a nephew.
Funeral will be on Sunday, September 6 at noon at Arlington Cemetery.
Shiva will be held at the home of Jules Greenblatt and Elaine Cobern, 740 Latour Dr Atlanta 30350, on Sunday and Monday evenings from 6:30-9:00 pm with minyan at 7:00 pm.
Donations in Jules memory can be made to One Good Deed a program of Jewish Family and Career Services.
Sibling lunches on Wednesdays will never be the same.