Jewish congregations maintain their own cemeteries, including the graves.
You should report the bad condition of Jenny LEVY's memorial to the
Juedische Gemeinde Berlin, at Oranienburger Str.

http://www.jg-berlin.org/

Regards, Yvonne Stern Rio de Janeiro - Brasil

Alexander Watson, Genas (near Lyon) France a.watson.genas@... wrote:
Jenny LEVY, born Jenny WEISS on 23 February 1880 in Berlin (married
names : PINKUS, FABIAN & LEVY) was murdered in Ravensbruck
Concentration Camp in December 1944.
Her second husband was my great-great uncle, Alfred FABIAN : born on
24 March, 1879, in Neuwedell, W. Pomerania, Germany (now Drawno,
Poland).
Alfred died on 11 May, 1936. He was buried in Weissensee Cemetery -
Feld: N - Abt: VII - Reihe: 28 - Grabnr: 93847.
I am not aware that he and Jenny had children. A few months ago a
friend visited Alfred's grave for me; the headstone is not of very
good quality and fast deteriorating. My friend was able to decipher
the following inscription: "Dem Andenken unserer geliebten Mutter
Jenny Levy verw. Fabian geb. Weiss. Geb 23.2.1880. Ermordet
8.12.1944". Perhaps Jenny had children >from her first marriage, when
she was called Jenny PINKUS.
I contacted the office at Weissensee about this, they were only able
to tell me that this headstone was laid in 1947.
The inscription on the headstone is disappearing fast. I would like to
contact the descendants of Jenny Levy to see if, at some point in the
future, we might arrange to share the costs of maintaining this
memorial to a Holocaust victim.
If anyone is able help me, I would love to hear >from you.