Beatrice L. Greenberg

Dear Debbie,
I was so sorry to hear about your grandmother, but so inspired by her life. She was an inspiration to women in business and influenced so many lives. You were a devoted granddaughter, and she was so proud of you. I have to believe that her timing was impeccable - two great honors for you and the business over the last month and she got to witness both!
Warm regards,

Lisa Forrester

Debbie,
We are long time customers of your
Grandmother, Mrs. G's. What a creative,
talented, intelligent, beautiful, and
professional business women!!!!
She was a doll. Please know that God
sent forth his Son to resurrect our
loved one's back to life. "Death will
be swallowed up forever." He also
promised that he is the
"resurrection and the Life"

April 28,2010

Debbie,

Your Grandmother , " Mrs G " , was virtually a legend in her own time ! Since first meeting her when moving to the Princeton area in the 1980s, each later occasion seeing her was always special, whether in a business or social setting like a favorite restaurant we know well. We all now celebrate her life as our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of mourning

Debbie,

I was so glad to have been able to meet and speak with your grandmother at the YWCA reception this year. I remember the long line of people standing and waiting to connect with your grandmother. It is something I will never forget.
I along with the entire Board of Directors and staff of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce send out our thoughts and prayers to you and your family during this difficult time.

To the family of Beatrice L. Greenberg, it was a distinct pleasure and privilege to have met Mrs. G. My Mother knew and adored her and I know that she treasures the times that Mrs. G and my Mother were together. May G-d grant that she rest in peace.

Dear Barbara and Families:
I first met your Mom and Dad as a kid growing up in South Trenton, and became a loyal customer for over half a century.
While with the City of Trenton, I assisted them in relocating from South Broad St. (near Van Scivers) to Parkway Ave. in Ewing, and than followed them to Rt. One in Lawrence, where Dad used to sit at his desk greeting customers. Mother would always catch me at the door, with a big hug and smile.
They were both very much respected,...