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LINDA JUDY JENOFSKY

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Linda Judy Jenofsky, passed away on April 15, 2021. Mother of Jena (Jeremy) Pashak. Grandmother of Ethan Pashak. Sister to the late Jack(Gretchen) Jenofsky, Loving Aunt to Michelle & Chad. And Stephen Presant with whom she shared a life long affection. Linda was an educator, psychologist, world traveler, enthusiast of the arts, and a revolutionary individual of her time. Contributions in her memory may be made to Parkinson's Foundation, www.parkinson.org, Lewy Body Dementia Foundation, www.parkinson.org, Lewy Body Dementia Foundation, www.lbda.org/donate, Beth El Yardley, www.bethelyardley.org/donate and Philadelphia Art Museum, www.philamuseum.org.

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Ruth Deming

May 14, 2021

Just learned about Linda's death. We had met when we were both psychotherapists in Bensalem, PA. What an adventurer she was, going places - like Machu Pichu - that were role models to me. In fact, she brought me a lovely cushion, which I have to this day.

Linda, who had a beautiful laugh, and I would often walk at Lake Galena, part of Peace Valley Nature Center in Doylestown, PA. I remember how she took great care of her elderly relatives. I am wondering how her daughter Jena is doing. It is always terrible losing a mom, mine recently died at 97, but to a dreaded disease like these is even worse. I hope Jena and her husband, whom I never met, are managing.

May the Heavens bless her daughter and her whole family. - Ruth Z Deming