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Sylvia Schlosser Obituary

Sylvia Schlosser
July 10, 1924 - May 31, 2022

Sylvia Schlosser of Santa Monica, CA passed away on Monday, May 31st, 2022 at the age of 97. She was born on July 10, 1924 in Montreal, Canada.
She graduated from McGill University in Montreal and then earned her Masters in Social Work from Columbia University in New York.
After graduating, she moved to New York on her own and had a career as a social worker in a hospital before marrying and becoming a mother.
Once she had children, she continued to work part-time as a therapist with a private practice in San Francisco and Marin.
Sylvia volunteered at the Battered Women's Shelter in San Rafael. She enjoyed cultural events like the symphony and the ballet. Later in life she loved to read, sing to her grandchildren and play Bingo.
She is preceded in death by her former husband, Len Schlosser, of Mill Valley, CA.
She is survived by her daughters Lisa Thorne of Oakland, CA, and Nina Quaranta and son-in-law Mitchell
Quaranta of Los Angeles, CA; and grandchildren Ali and Juliette Quaranta, and Jena and Casey Thorne.

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Published by San Francisco Chronicle on Jun. 21, 2022.

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Gracie Mulcrevy

June 25, 2022

Dear Nina and Lisa, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your mother. At 97 I am sure she had a very full life. We knew each other so many years ago, but they are all great memories as neighbors. My oldest daughter, Jane, remembers you both well and sends her sympathies as I do.
When I was at the Jewish Home after a fall years ago - was it Lisa who introduced herself to me. That was so nice. My love and prayers are with you and your families at this sad time.
Love, Gracie

Peggy Furman

June 22, 2022

Lisa, Nina and families I am so sorry for your loss. My Mom and Sylvia were dear friends from Montreal and now they are together again. Much love to you all.

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