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Bev.Couse
May 19, 2025
I knew Temma at Jarvis Collegiate and then we stayed in touch through her art work---we did an exchange and I ended up with one of her beautiful mezzezuzahs----am just hearing now through a fellow fibre artist, of Temma's passing---condolences to her family---her humour always shone through as well---blessings
Karen Mock
July 27, 2023
I am so sorry to hear the sad news of Temma's passing. She was such a creative and dedicated artist, and a treasured member of Holy Blossom Temple where we met. Her legacy is felt by many who were inspired by her to bring out their artistic talent or contribute to one of her group projects. May Temma's memory be for a blessing.
Linda Louise Reid
July 26, 2023
Temma was my good friend since we became grade 9 classmates at Malvern C.I. We had attended nursery school together but neither of us remembered. Her mother Ruth made me very welcome in their home for the occasional Sabbath dinner and took me with them to services at Holy Blossom Temple. We crossed paths when our daughters took gymnastics together but our main contact through the years has been annual dinners or lunches of the Malvern girls. Temma's friendship has enriched my life in so many ways. I will miss her. My sympathy to Paul and all those closest in her life.
Shirley Herman
July 25, 2023
We remember Temma, fondly as she turned an heir loom tablecloth into a tallet for our daughter Laura, who eventually turned it into part of the Chuppah at her wedding! Temma and Paul were the first renters in our apartment in Jerusalem! Our deepest condolences to Paul and the entire family.
Shirley and Gavin Herman
Marjorie Moeser
July 25, 2023
I am so shocked at the sad news of Temma´s passing, I hardly know what to say. I knew Temma as fellow art teachers at Jarvis Collegiate for years. She was an amazing textile artist. Very recently, she and I spoke at the WAAC. My condolences to her family. Marjorie Moeser

Vandra Masemann
July 25, 2023
I knew Temma when we attended high school at Malvern CI in the
1960s. She was an intelligent creative student with a great sense of humour. I followed her career in teaching and in art with interest, and was one of a group of Malvern Girls who tried to lunch together at least once a year. We met this past June 1, 2023, and had no idea we would lose her so soon.
Rest in peace, dear Temma. Our sincerest condolences to her husband Paul and family.
MARION KEIGH
July 25, 2023
I was so sad to hear of my sister's passing. My thoughts go out to all.
Love, Marion (Mare) Keigh
The Textile Museum of Canada
July 25, 2023
Temma will forever be cherished and remembered for her passion for textiles and her unwavering support of the museum's endeavors. Temma's presence, enthusiasm, and valuable contributions have left an indelible mark on the museum's community. The loss of such a dear member is immeasurable. Temma's own words: https://textilemuseum.ca/volunteer/temma-gentles/
To the generous donors,
We also extend our heartfelt condolences to the generous donors who have wholeheartedly supported the Textile Museum's mission and vision. Your invaluable contributions have enabled the museum to thrive and enrich the lives of countless individuals who have had the privilege to experience the beauty and history of textiles. Your kindness has played a significant role in sustaining this cultural treasure, and we are grateful for the impact you have made.
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