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Davida and Joel Berman
April 10, 2008
Dear Sharon, Gary and Nancy,
How shocked we were to learn of your mother's death! Our hearts are saddened by this terrible loss. After seeing Jewel in November, looking so well, this is so difficult to comprehend.
Words cannot convey our sympathy,but, please know that we are thinking of you and embracing you with " long distance" hugs.
With Love,
Davida and Joel Berman
Geri Kallens
April 9, 2008
Sharon, Gary & Nancy,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. The thought, though, of our Dad & your Dad cracking jokes & making my Mom & your Mom laugh brings a smile to our lips. My sisters and I just talked about trying to get our parents to behave in shul - usually, it's the other way around. So many funny memories.
Please know that our thoughts are with you & your family.
All our love,
Nancy, Geri, & Suzi, and all of our etcs.
Dave Reamer
April 9, 2008
Sharon,
I am truly sorry for the loss of your mother. I believe it was last passover that I celebrated with nearby friends and being surprised to meet Jewel (again) at the sedar....she had a delightful smile and that twinkle in her eye. Next time Deneb and I see you in Pikesville, I have a gi-nourmous hug waiting for you.
With Love,
Joanne Braverman
April 8, 2008
Sharon,
Paul emailed me today about your Mother. So sorry for your loss. Great Mothers come once in a lifetime
Thinking of you
J
Steven Greenberg
April 7, 2008
Dear cousins Gary and Sharon,
Every Shabbat I wear the Tallit clips of your father and I remember the moment your mother gave them to me. Now to I will remember your mother - always. She was a MOST wonderful, kind and loving person - a real Jewel in our lives.
Lindy Regan
April 6, 2008
How often do any of us come to even know, much less love, the mother-in-law of an old friend? One who lives states away, no less. But Jewel's very, very rare gift for offering an immediate sense of belonging and reflexive affection to any of us who love her kids (and very likely, to any of us at all) could incite no other possible response. Gary, Sharon, Nancy--and other family and close friends I've not met--We know too well by now that there is nothing to be said so soon. I wish I were there; please know that I am, in spirit. But I will put in writing my gratitude to Jewel for reminding me of what really matters. Her loving warmth leaves a legacy that echoes well beyond "great accomplishments" or other markers our culture uses to measure worth these days. There is much of her in you and that is a blessed thing. Thank you for sharing her with me. I love you dearly, Lindy.
Gail Gruzin Stern
April 6, 2008
Jewel and I went to Commerce High School together. I remember her as a sweet and giving person. We send our condolences to her family.
Mandy Reehling-Petersen
April 5, 2008
Dearest Sharon and Family,
My love for Jewel, and Bernie, are never ending. Their love and kindness will always be part of my wonderful memories of my life in Baltimore. My love and prayers are with you all.
Eileen Cohen Levenson
April 5, 2008
Jewel and I went through school together in Worcester, MA. We were classmates and friends at Granite Street School,Providence Street Jr. High and Commerce High School. We saw her last at the "Sole Proprietor" in Worcester with her daughter celebrating an aunt's birthday.She was the same "Jewel" that I remember. Peter and I send our condolences.
Bernie & Joan Marcus
April 5, 2008
Our sincere sympathy to the family frfom
Past Commander and Past Most Excellent Chief of Jackob Sandy Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Gladi Meyerson
April 5, 2008
Jewel was the most understanding and loving human being, forgiving of others faults, and loving them as individuals.
Jewel will be dearly missed.
Betty & Eli Dworkin
April 5, 2008
Dear Sharon, Gary & Nancy,
Our friendship with your parents lasted for many years (a lifetime for some). They were both amazing and your Mom extra special. We know this is a difficult time for all of you. May the wonderful memories of your parents sustain you through this difficult time and the love and friendship of others help you.
Remember your Mom's sense of humor and smile for her.
Love
Betty & Eli
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