Dear Donna and Family,

Moe and I were so sorry to hear about Shelly. Please accept our deepest sympathy to you and the rest of your family.

Fondly,
Barbara and Moe Blatt

I remember your mom growing up living across the street from your family. Great memories of your mom Always very nice to me , the pool, tipper and of course trying to stay off the new lawn Kenny was so proud of. Great family great fun . My deepest sympathy

We are remembering our cousin Shelly with great fondness as she lived a life of sincerity, showed people she cared through her words and deeds, never had a cross word to say about anyone, and was admired and loved by so many. Her warmth was contagious and shown through in her stories never missing an opportunity to talk about her parents, and immediate family and how much they enriched her life growing up, how special her husband Larry was, her three kids, Ron, David, and Amy were, and how proud she was of her grandkids. She always showed gratitude for not only the big things in her life but little things and found the best in everyone. Shelly was an example to all of us to be positive. Remarkably, even during her biggest struggles in her last days, she maintained a positive attitude. There was never a time when I saw her, got off the phone with her, or even texted with her, that I did not feel more uplifted because of her words. She was a special person and will be missed by so many. Shelly leaves behind a trail of wonderful family memories. May those memories be a blessing to all of us who cherished her. Rest in peace, dear cousin. Love cousins, Susan & Eric Baum

We are remembering our cousin Shelly with great fondness as she lived a life of sincerity, showed people she cared through her words and deeds, never had a cross word to say about anyone, and was admired and loved by so many. Her warmth was contagious and shown through in her stories never missing an opportunity to talk about her parents, and immediate family and how much they enriched her life growing up, how special her husband Larry was, her three kids, Ron, David, and Amy were, and how proud she was of her grandkids. She always showed gratitude for not only the big things in her life but little things and found the best in everyone. Shelly was an example to all of us to be positive. Remarkably, even during her biggest struggles in her last days, she maintained a positive attitude. There was never a time when I saw her, got off the phone with her, or even texted with her, that I did not feel more uplifted because of her words. She was a special person and will be missed by so many. Shelly leaves behind a trail of wonderful family memories. May those memories be a blessing to all of us who cherished her. Rest in peace, dear cousin. Love cousins, Susan & Eric Baum